Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-05

utc4No ~ aefe4enns
II h doubtful II the merchants and
manufacturers In this city ever re-
spondsd more heartily 10 an insitatioa
20 make displays Ia parade than they
did yesterday In honor q Labor day.
The long line 81 industries represented
were soul.inspiring aud credttabIe 90 =
city Tar larger IN sizs than Grand
RspidsL
A notsble display was that of the
stanton Printing company. When IL II
considered that a decision 20 JON In the
parade Was not arrived AZ until Saturday
evening. The exhibit was very commend.
able indeed. To the employees Of this
well known printing company all credit
poe sible should be given tor the excell.
emit showing made. ~ they originated
and wrought out the design shown Ia
the float The float an made 90 repre-
sent people Of all nations working al
the printing craft. the firm evidently
wishing 10 show the public that they can
furnish work Of any nature and for any
country. IL was an interesting sight 10
say the least 10 see the nimble and ex-
pert artists Of the printers profession
showing the public some Of the inside
workings Of a printing establishment
Heyman Company
IL an enterprising firm and no ME
take. Whenever called upon 10 assist
in making some undertaking have a
successful ending. this popular IRA is
never found wanting. Firms that are
ever alive 10 the interests Of the puhiic
deserve success. and success IL IL, that
Heyman company are having. For the
industrial parade yesterday this firm. az
great expense and loss Of time. origin
ated and built display that for magni-
tude was something astounding. la
their section four large wagons were
used to carry their exhibit through the
streets, and those that saw the
handsome panorama complimented and
applauded IL. The first float in the line
OF the Heyman company display was q
magnificently arranged exhibit 81 parlor
goods and carpets, ell arranged and
planned 20 as 10 represent a parlor
Many enyious eyes gzzed on the gentle
men that occupied the elegant and com.
Portable chairs In the float, and more
than one regretted that such magnificent
goods were not In their own homes.
Float number two represented bed
room. The suit was an expensive one,
and the draperies observed surrounding
IL were stylish novelty patterns and
very handsome. The next wagon
contained m exhibit Of coal stoves and
oil heaterA A notable feature IN this
particular part Of tho display was sew.
eral OF tho famous Model No. 9 oil heat
ers that the Heyman Company is az
present advertising 20 extensively. The
last wagon. but not by any means the
least, contained several specimens ~
show cases produced in their factory.
Heyman Company scored great point
when they made the exhibit of yestcr-
day, and their efforts were appreciated.
Hose DycIng Company.
1t was a unique display. that made by
the Rose Dyeing Company. 20 South
Division street. and one that met with
much approval from all that saw IL
The firm il deserving of unstinted praise
for their energetic efforts 20 please. lt
will be remembered that this firm IL the
outgrowth Of the G.. ID. Rose 4 SOM
dye house. that was in existence about
twenty years The change took place
about two months ago.
Handsome Eauipagc<
10y ulf 1Atir tt-t liItitltHl niue NtufIIt
In the parade was that of tho Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. los
Monroe street This great company is
a fixed institution In Grand Rapids. and
whenever a parade needs feature %
complete il. the wagons Of this tirm will
always be found in line
The Columbian Transfer company alec
should receive share 81 praise Cor the
-. a. L.
looking horses. a. they pulled The tine
clustering vehicles up the street. formed
an attraction many compltmented. The
Columbian Transfer company is surely
coming 20 thefront The many features
brought before the psblic by the new
ownership has gradually made IL become
| popular. Long live the Columbian.
household word IL the name Diet.
tenthaler. Everybody knows n and i
| posted on The locality where the gentle.
man that po.eesses this nams doss mus.
I ness. lie only had one wagon In the
parade yesterday. bat il Vas "a prstf,
and neat looking and attracted a. much
attention a. any In the line
Thrce LATHE Maids
Three Little Maids Prom School Are
They. gayiy chirped pretty little miss
yesterday a. Spring Company's three
vehicles passed NJ street In ne
parade. The wagops al q them
pretty little affairs, gnyly Ia.
tered. freshly cleaned ard iookine
~ spick span and new ~ though ths5
just csms from q fendbox could ns,t fnh
81 attract atterfion. Tie horses -
looked their prettl-ef. an,1 taken eli IN
all. STfing A Co. did Themselves pfood
yesterday
" y. khaifurk a Go. 90 Soafh
Disision street, furniture movers ensI
uphoistersrs. nsstls . crpdifshie show.
ing Ous q this ffss larre vsns -.
used Ia The rsrsfis ard right gsilx sas
/ ~ d.coFnied. to-. Nth r~d Write and
fsu> bunting The een;ismso vhe De.
signed this partie'slsf sat - aeserting
+ - sT~cIei roeniissn a. TIE TRAININGS
wee nesf tasty and sttracfive
The Ifepsehs rsme % the treat With
a tb> display - TIE fsssone sab Hoss
elFarA- o. Sop - ne erbibit large
plain letters tcl3 tie sJ,eesstsrs thni fiIs
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