The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-09-27

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was not visitor missed much that Wa OF
interest and profit to him. Passing through,
exhibits that may interest those who were
hot there. There was Cappa's band with it.
exquisite music, the man who dropped from
the balloon. the fall OF Pompeii, and pooplei
ah, thousands Of them! Now these notes
were made at random and Of things that
struck the writer's fancy, so when you look
them over you may see how varied was the
show and wish you had been there.
The Canadian Pacific Railway made an
exhibit OF scenery along the line of the road
that was an art department all by itself.
Now the writer, who has visited most all
tho places shown In the beautiful pictures
with which the company's space was
decorated can testify to their fidelity to
nature even down 10 the minutcst details.
The pictures were all Monochromes, and
visitors gave them plenty OF attention.
Those particularly noteworthy were the
Lachlne bridge, the Islands, glaciers and
beauties In and about Lake Louise, and En-
erald and Kicking Horse Pass, the Heart of
the Selklrks. tho Asulkan, Glacier, etc.
There Ii not another railroad In the world
where such n variety OF scenery abounds as
along the, Canadian Pacific, and this exhi-
bit was well worth q study. What u stretch
OF country IL passes through! And verify
happy Is the passenger who occupies space
in Its luxurious cars. No matter whore you
Is but one legend, ..Take the Canadian
Pacific" Yes traveller take passage over
II and as you pass comfortably over thous-
ands of miles OF country you Will view such
scenery as words and pictures even are
verify inadequate to describe. Books might
route, but he who views 1t knows how very
much 1t surpasses cold type decrlptions.
On entering the main building. found
vast crowd around something, impossible
to say what, so inquired. ''Roehm &
Sons Diamond Cutting and Polishing ex-
hibit" answered several. Here was some
thing that could not be seen in everv city,
and was very interesting. exhibit. Messrs.
Roehm Son have made speciality OF
handling diamonds for the past forty years,
and the senior member Of the firm Is re-
puted to be one OF the best judges Of dia-
monds In the west.
"It takes money to pay for all this" re-
marked an Ohio man at my elbow. and just
then we came into view of the Bank OF the
Exposition. Think of 1t, a bank In full
operation. The State Savings Bank had
stretched Its financial lines all the way
from the Hammond Building In, Detroit to
the main building here. It's , "a 20 was
fully and elegantly appointed, and business
was done as In their fine banking establish
pent In the city, This Is one OF the most
solid concerns In the west, and offers every
facility consistent with safety to 1t CUSTOM
ers.
Warmth to the world is supplied by the
Port Huron Paper Clothing Co. in the form
OF paper vests and blankets-good, service
able, pliable, warm ones. Many hospitals
use their paper blankets, because they are
light, warm and clean. On cold day what
comfort In one of their under vests. no cold
winds can penetrate It, no sudden chill
strike the wearer,. for It Is impervious TO
them. These garments are not used exclu-
sively by gentlemen, very neat vests are
made specially for ladies. The vests may
be had in linen, sateen lined. sateen covered
and lined and fine sateen covered and lined.
according to the taste of the wearer, and. OF
course vary In price according to quality.
IL you have never wore one try It this COM
ing winter. The company has developed n
great industry In the manufacture OF these
goods, and one whose permanent results are
comfort, convenience and economy for
thousands Of people.
II there is anything woman takes pride
In, and the men adore II Is the beautiful
hair and complexion Of the milder sex.
Some have both, many do not, but all may,
and that this is fact the exhibit made by
Mrs. II. w. Allen, of 210 Woodward avenue,
Detroit conclusively shows. Her prepara-
lions for the hair and complexion have
achieved such results that It is no longer
possible to doubt. Her circulars explain
It all.
The Chase Bros. pianos formed a beauti-
ful and engrossing exhibit as the instru-
ments were played at intervals showing
their superior qualities. With their numcr-
Gus improvements these pianos have won
their way TO the front In the estima-
tion OF musicians and music lovers. For
brillancy, evenncss and durability OF tone.
perfection In action, beauty OF design and
finish Chase Bros. pianos stand unrivalled.
Their factories are located at Muskegon
and Grand Rapids. One need not go outside
of Michigan fora perfect piano.
Among the exhibits OF riding vehicles the
Lewis Road Cart, made In Detroit, received
more than ordinary attention. How neat
strong and comfortable 1t Is! 1t Is really a
wonderful cart. and the company End their
manufacture increasing In demand II
there Is an Improvement that can be made
In road carts, you viii find 1t now applied
to the Lewis cart. They have them all. 1t
Is not high priced although II Is perfect,
No horse motion, no Inconvenience, no poor
material exists about lt.
Who does not love good crackersf and
what On enormous quantity the people
consume! Yet a glance at the display OF
the United States Baking Co., almost car
ried the belief that the good housewife was
done with making bread and cakes. and
that the whole continent gets Its supply
from this company. Did you want
cracker? Take them! and are they not
delicious? Such perfection Is reached by
this company, not only In the quantity,
but also In the variety OF its products, that
anything from loaf OF bread to tons OF
cakes, pies, etc., may be had within a hour
from their extensive establishments
Their trade covers large areas Of
the great west. One thing that
is noticeable is that bread la
loaves and crackers is but a small part OF
the products they manufacture for ship