Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07
STILL AT THE FAIR.
Crowds Of People Daily Erj0ying thl
Exhibition.
TaE coon WORK GROWS ApAcE.
llone Production, Receiving a Marked
lmpsiu. by More Thorough
Advertising.

Tho close Of the fret week Of tie
industrial FAIR shows tecjfi Tor 1t.
'enianoo aud steadily Increasing
Interest thntis hishiy compl inontafy
TO he promoters OF the expedition. Tho
building D. ai'ol each day with deeply
interested auiItors, aud s1mgumea
crowded 20 cxcces. Toe fret, second
orcvuu thIri visit does not sssm 10
auilic' with many people, Who nud
something now AMI interesting oacn
time they 80.
One OBJ the new exhibitors 10 the Salt
Lahc Mattress company, which has a
g1ol q isplny OF Ito w0rl. There are a
number ~ Uthura VINO want o. come
~ bus the space b. all taken. rhe
/ committee viii cuirav8F 90 make
| afHngumuuis, however, % give room
Tor new exhibits or early ~ postlblr. NJ
/ the plFplsr Il o. vet lu everybody ia
the home Industry line.
"A feature associated with the
2 G., NJ. I, shuU factory exhibit ia
Abiul "Fr0m The cannigfu loot IN
Tbs nnishoI boot" 10 showu cauaigrp
fJ1t and the untannu hide. Then the
various stages are deuneated an tho
leather tanned by canaFr. 10 con.
ycfied Into the nnlaaei shoe. Ths
cutife exhibit Of thu u q. NJ. factory
presents a beautiful illustration N
what is being done hers Ia the way oi
making f1olwonG The label "capaclty
OF 1.Oll palri per day" announces ~
magnitude. ict that represents only
email percentage OF the shoe require.
mUnis.
Ia the same compartment with the
last mentioned display is the vrfy
pretty exhibit of Robinson Brothers,
whore .nuu shoes attract a great deal
OF attention aud favorable comment.
The Hfm is growing Ia public favor bJ
the high class " It, productions, whlcL
VIII De ttlli uett0f known by the dit.
play nj the Fair.
solomon Bfothers, "the Old rsliable,D
come next with an exhibit OF sOme
sixty different styles OF footwear, ut
prices q suit any economical taste.
Their goods are neatly arranged, aud
got their share Of attention from visit.
ore. This iirm has good record ~
home workers from away back.
Toe Hilgefi Drfofmity Shoe company
has q case " samples Of footwear tor
those who are 10 unioftu cate NJ 10 have
lmperiectly formed pedal cxtrumitius
from accidents or other causes. The
display IL rather gruesome, but the
manufacture OF the goods IL a neous.
sity.
The iowe.Morris.SummsrhAys com.
phuy make a good show " tanned sheep
skins. Tho w0rkmanship l. sIperl1f,
and the fact that they supply the whole
local trade Ia their line II probably due
% thht more than tp any other cause.
A feature OF the exhibit II the oanaigru
tuuned leather.
The 5rars Glass and Paint company
has display that probably takes the
lead Ia the artistic line Ia the Fair.
BY the aid OF handsome mirror n
telling eject h produced. The exhibit
contains really magnificent snscimens
Of art glass manufacture. Visitors 10
this divisiOn are perhars more Ia.
cfcdulOls a. 90 the work being done
mere than In any other department Of
the Fair But IL h., just the same, aud
The oantu company has bseu a. u fora
aumuUr OF years. THIS glass ~ cut,
designed, arranged and put together Ia
the artistic manner which produces
an enchanting effect, and all night nj
home, There IL no necessity OF send
Ing out Of Utah for art glass.
win thu sears exhibit are some
beautiful illw-rs and plants from the
green houses NJ James DwytT.
A furniture display NJ the Fair IL
that u q. #. Murray, ia which there
arc many samples OF substantial and
ornamental work which snow skill
anu ability In hi. line. 80 attractive
are the various articles that there arc
many Inquiries for them, and
finally labels had 20 be put on
lO indicate that they were s0ll. Bot
like the other exhibitors, good comes
" Mr. Murray by orders Tor the furul.
tuty.
There was one gentleman today who
said no had no market In Salt Lake for
ms goods, He was asked, "Did you
ever advertise In the Salt Lake papers
10 letthe puOl 10 know what you hau2D
"NO," was the reply; ~ tried 10
get the merchants TO take them,
but they would nol.n "Well," sail
Chamber OF Commerce director,
"vheu you want 10 get TO the people
the merchants are al right Ia their
place. huithoy are not all thoTe Is here.
Tell tho people what you have and
how good 10 IL, anu they will demand
IT, The merchants will buy from you
then, because they will have 10 10 70 to
keep their custom. The trouble with "A
good many local manufacturers IL that
they do not let the people know what
thrV make -