Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
SILK AT THE FAIR.
There Will Be a Fine Exhibit at ihs
October Exposition.
DrsEnEr WOODEN MILLS GOODS
ChhHce for the Ladlss-John e.
Cutler 4 bro Oner ssj for the
Best Made LadJ'. Dress.

"whal are the prospects TOT a good
exhibition Of vomen's workg"
Tbi, was the question asked today o.
Mf. Fred Simon, who IL the supefit-
tcndsnt Of the ladies' department Of
the Utah Territorial Fair SIR. Simon
was snth usiasilc 10 his praise Of the
efforts Of the fair seq 10 arouse interest
snd said, "rhe ladies are A.
active a. any part VI the com.
NUDITY Ia their efforts TO maks
the display In the vomAn's
department better than ever before.
They have made up their minds 10 DO
this, and that being the case no ques.
ton Of doubt IL suggested a. 10 the sue
Gee, cf that department"
"Will there be a elk exhibit"
"rho womsn Of the silk AFsocia.
ton Of Utah are strenuou,ly exefting
themselves 10 make the sllK exhibit a
very interesting one and an sduee-
tional feature for the people. They Ia.
tend 20 make q display of silk culture
from the deposit OF the eggs to the de-
vclopment Into silk worms. In will
also Include thespinning Of coeO0ns, the
raw silk aud transform alton OF the
same into ruled aud spun tilk, aud
finally eliminating iut0 = display OF
the different articles manufactured
from the golden threads sucn A. hand.
kerohiofr, piece goods, tilk curtains
aud dress silks. A good deal OF en-.
thuslasm II being croatei by the ladies
who have formed this Silk Association
Of Utah, aud, ~ extra premiums have
been offered AZ their suggestion, IL 10
needless 10 say that part OF the
women's exhibit will be one Of the
best features OF the Fair"
SHOW about the Knitting, lace aud
embroidery boo,hs3"
"Oh. they will be there. In all
these classes much activity 10 msni'est.
lux itself, which will undoubtedly re-
suit Ia making the women's depart
munt attractive aud instructive In all
itA various exhibitaD
"lsthe Fair, as whole, progressing
sAtisiActotily7"
at will, to say the least Of n, DO A.
great a. any yet given In the Terrific.
~, and II we should not come up 10
cur Antlcipations In any oua depart
msnt II will be more than compensated
for bya hundred exhibits OF Uiah's
home industries. the manufactures
are going 10 make great display la DC.
tober. The Deseret Woolen mills are
now making M extra effort towards
an exhibit OF fine dress goods, cAssi-
msfss and hosiery, realizing that thu
time has come when foreign products
must be excluded by goods VI equal
aud superior merit, manufactured
within the borders OF our own Terri.
tory"
MAEuFAOrURERs To MEET.
Frank w. Jennings, chief OF the
Manufacturers department. OF the Fair,
has Issued the following invitation
To the Manufacturers OF Utahi
There will DO meeting OF all Utah
manufacturer held al tho oflioo Of tho
ID. A. aud NJ. society, No. 80 Cons.itu-
ton building, Salt LaEo city,
Monday evening, July oh, 1891, at
1880 o'clock, Tor the purpose Of
All0tting space and discussing exhibits
aud making arrangements FOR docom-
lions In tho manuiaCturora' department
OF tho Utah Fair Of 1891 All arc invited
and a full attendance IL expected.
FRANK w. JENNiN0s,
Supervisor Department OF Manufactures.
BEST HOME MADE DRESS.
The following offer OF special prem.
ium has been made;
July 3rd, 1891.
10 George u Piper, Secretary.
Dear Sir-rhe undersigned will give q
special premium VI go Tor the hes. made
| lAdys dress made from Provo Wooden
Mills material, 90 be competed for at the
| Territorial Fair ~ lsnt
Respectfully,
1ous q. CUrLEu & BRo.