The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09
UTAH'S PRIDE.
A Large Home Industry to the
Front.
The Dessret Wooden Mills Fair Exhibit q
Surprise to Everyone

In the northeast corner on the upper
floor of the fair building the Deseret
Wooden mills have their exhibit OF wooden
goods. Never in the history CT the fair has
there been such lively interest taken in
any one exhibit as has been manifested In
the articles Of home manufacture. People
have gazed in wonder at articles made OF
Utah wool in Utah mill and that they
thought impossible to produce in the terri
tory.
Mr. Frank w. jennings idea in making
this beautiful exhibit has been to have
every article in It made from Utah WOOL
Not an article shown is made from eastern
wool or yarns.
Are those blankets made of silk?' asked
g lady yesterday, pausing before some
cream colored and blue blankets that looked
fit for the royal couch of the queen OF
Sheba
''They are not Madam. Those blankets
are made of Utah wool"
~ never saw anything to equal them. |
didn't think 1t possible to make such lovely
blankets in D tab, and made of u tau wool,
IT'S wonderful; The above is but sample
of the many expressions made by people
upon seeing the goods from the Deseret
woollea mills. Every article they display
is of a character to denote that in their
line only the most improved machinery and
every resident of Utah TO be prond Of, this
display OF wooliens manufactured by our
home company. 1t has taken many years
to arrive at the perfection we now see in
their manufacture.
THE DISPLAY OF WOOL DRESS GOODS
in the latest colors sent the ladies in rap
lures over home manufactures.
The ladies' cloth, which IS used IN max
N tall0F-mQ0a
spect the imported article, and excels any
thing heretofore manufactured in the terri.
tory.
All the cadet cloth used in the manu-
facture of CADETS. uniforms in our uni
versity aad other schools came from the
Deseret woollen mills and is of incompar
able quality.
THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
has been inspected with great interest by
all and the admiration and wonder of the
visitors reveal their surprise at seeing
such an exhibit.
F'lannels are shown made in every
weight and shade and Utah fannels are
becoming known for their excellence IN
material and tineness.
1t is impossible in one short article to do
justice to this exhibit; still it would be un-
fair not to mention
THE cAssMEREs FOR MEMS WEAR
that equal the best manufactured grades in
the Union. These cassimeres compare
equally with imported goods both in tex
lure and style, and if the eastern article
were to be placed alongside of our home
goods and one asked TO say which was the
eastern article and which the Deseret arti'
Gle the chances are in favor of his naming
the home article as the imported one, every
T time These cassimeres are manufactured
into suits by
BUCKLE AND SONS, THE TAILoRs
and the demand for them is increasing
very rapidly. Recently the mills sent a
supply of these goods east to be made into
clothing, and the clothing was shipped TO
California, where 1t sold readily alongside
of goods from every corner OF the globe.
The wool dress goods, blankets, hosiery,
yarns, etc, are sold by
s1MoNs BROS,
who act as agents for the mills. These
goods find ready market, and the mills
are often taxed to their full capacity.
1t is pleasant to see the progress in man
ufacturing that has been made by the
Deseret Wooden mills. 1t puts Utah in the
front rank in this line and is a forerunner
of great things TO follow. Mr.. Frank W.
Jennings, manager and principle owner of
the Deseret Wooden mills. is also chief OF
the department of manufacture for Utah
and is doing a loyal good work in srrang-
ing articles of exhibit for the Worlds fair.