Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15


exhibit. are drzpsd n most attractive
1l4nner.
sos.eshssx Flne
In Fruit hall visitors are snsbied 70
Eee quite Z nossl display and one tub u
iniefess. IL = made b ). ). Markham.
narssrymnn. ana consists u . tai hne
q fruits anl vegetables. preserved %
the great Preach fruit preserving pro
cess the right u which Mr.. Markham
has for this eosaty. and also coanty
rights for sale ia the state. This great
processes IL simply fumigztion with an
entirsly nsw compound. and u can Dc
eheaply done b. preparing light Boz
or small rooul space viii not permit
detailed description u the modus oper-
andh q preserving fruits. etc. by this
process. but Mr.. Markham has fun
stock q printed matter ~ his booth,
giving = fun description. This great
process. like a good thing. has one
grand feature. IL completely destroys all
germs liable % produce decay. IL -
pronounced by competent physicians az
ksalthfuI and free from all Injurious IN
sects- It 10 q money. time and labor
saver. This process requires no cook
ing. no air tight cana no sugar. no acid.
NO alcohol, co trouble. and but very lit
he expense. Mr.. Markham has an ONCE
Al No. y South Division street
Zine Display.
Alfred Brown. the well known seed
dealer. located on North Division street.
near Monroe. 10 making . fine exhibit of
goods IN Fruit and Vegetable hal. which
- attracting much attention- The Kent
Connty society 10 under obligations 10
Mr.. brown for bis liberal display. Farm
ers ale particularly interested IN the
show and crowds % our country cousins
are always seen about these quarters
Mr.. Brown displays a full line and va
riety Of garden. flower and field seeds.
Ne Was IN Attendance.
IL anyone ever doubted the popularity
OF Julius A. j. Friedrich with the farm
ing element. all such doubts would
quickly have been dispelled IL the cor
dial reception rendered Mr.. Friedrich by
the farmer, his wife and family yester-
day could have been seen. Mr.. Fried
rich Vas AT his booth for a short time
and Was kept busy exchanging greetings
with his friends from the country. Mr..
Friedrich's display. although not large
one, II very attractive and one OF the
features 81 art hall. The celebrated
Fisher and Hazelton Bros. pianos Mr..
Friedrich is displaying IL attracting
universal attention
Finest in the Building.
Anyone that inspects the exhibit made
by Morse's Department stores. pro-
nounces IL the best arranged and most
satisfactory exhibit they have seen for
many a day. This great concern put
special efforts into this particular dis
play and engaged five booths on the
second fioor OF the art hall. 10 show the
goods Some 81 the firms best and
highest grades OF goods were used and
the really magnificent show made. was
all due e the efforts Of Herbert Walker.
the trims manager 81 the carpet depart
meut. This young man displayed ex-
celleut taste in the arrangement OF
goods and the decorations and drapings.
Among some OF the features
observed In the display were
a line line OF carpets. sowing machines.
shoes. cloaks. case Of millinery. bed
room suites. bric-a-brac. rich uphol-
stored goods. dining room furniture,
chinaware and onyx goods Ii Is well
worth anyone's time 10 see this pretty
display.
Near the Grand stand
Near the grand stand there is TO be
seen little booth that Is a most unique
affair in structure. 1t il composed Of
boxes and signs. on which are 10 be seen
the words Nine o'clock washing tea
Pedestrians stop and look. then
study and wonder, and finally
move up 10 the booth. The
words Mine o'clock washing tea" form a
sentence that is puzzler TO all, and
curiosity lead all 10 make a more thor
ough investigation. Two hustling young
men. members Of the firm Of Andrews.
Brown 4 Company. with offices located
at il3 Michigan Trust building. are
always on hand To explain
the meaning OF these words TO all de-
string 10 know. For the benefit Of the
readersof THE HERALD. briefly speaking.
an explanation will be made OF the
meaning Of mine o clock Washing Tea
IL Is not beverage for drinking pur-
poses as some people think. but il Is an
article prepared 10 tighten the labor OF
the housewife and when il is thoroughly
known in this country will supplant the
soap industry. as 10 n used Tor all pur-
psses where soap is required. This Is
what Nine O'Clock Tea accomplishes and
IL is now on sale in nineteenths OF the
groceries in the city. The goods are put
up In neat packages and sell at 5 cents
each. The Nine o'clock Tea IL free from
acids. or anything that will iniure the
most delicate fabric and where other
compounds leave goods yellow. the Tea
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