Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
HOME INDUSTRY.
How The Utah Soap IS Winning 10 tho
North.
UTAH FLANNEL BEST FOR WEAR.


Andrew Kimball has jusi come from
tip through Cache Valley and
Southern Idaho. lie nays home In.
dualry Is sweeplnQ all before u ia that
section, tho Utah goods not only being
taken - with ayidiiy In Cache county,
but oil through H0uthurl Idaho, where
the people have caught the iull spirit
OF building up this intermountsln
region By using the products OF ils
manufacturers. Homemade IL not
only talked VI, but the people arc do.
manilug 1t 10 an extent herelofo 10 un.
known.
NJ. kimbsil Ia specially engaged in
tho home male soap liue, ani says no
found mafkoi contrast with tho con-
dillon Of year ago. Then ho found
eastern soap In every store, and tho
dealers did not care T. purchase any
other In Cache county this feeling
has boon reversed, and now the no mo
article Is well tn tho lead. On going
into Idaho, the first five stores he
called on carried only the Utah.made
soap. The eastern article wasn't
wanted. StOrekpvpurs In the whole
district were all working In favor VI
aud buying the Utau article.
WHY NOT USE the nEs93
To-day lady, who Ia possessed OF
nn extensive experiences and know
ledge Ia the dry goods busi.
Ltas, bud who fully UNDER
stands thu ioative :yAluo in wear
and use q the different varieties OF
material TOT clothing said: at Ia a puzzle
20 me why people here buy eastern
maue flannel atall when they eau get
the homemade. Those who take the
Imported article loss 50 per ceut on
lhelr bargain every time. 1t DOM
wear as comfortably to begin with,and
that should be- an important considera-
ti0n;aud then II DONE wear over half as
vol or as Ions. Homemade fiannels
viii preserve their appearance better
aud wear twice AZ long ~ eastern goods
Tor which from 80 ~ 90 per cent more
per yard IL charged. Ips pure waste
Tor people here ~ buy eastern flannel,
aud no stofekeeper could palm Is OF on
TO me ut hall the price Of homemade,
AiANuFACrURER's BUREAU.
Tho ManufAoturef'a Bureau will
hold q meeting Monday at 4 y. IN. Al
the Chamber Of Commerce. IL IL tx
| pected that n fuil attendance Will DO
secured 10 much Important business 10
peuding, and tue executive committee
mas number Of urgent matters 10 pre-
sonI for the decision o. the bureau.
FOR TAN EXEMPTION.
The subcommittee Of the Manuiao.
tutcf'a Bureau, John q. Cutler, chair
man, have appealed 10 each member OF
the Legislature TO pass SUCH legislation
/ AZ viii exempt from taxation for n
| reasonable period such manufacture ng
| establishments as will not come into
conn oiition with existing factories.
House bill IA, presented by Seats,
| provides for exemption from taxes OF
| certain Industries. 10 IN believed that
tnis bill with probably some AmenJ-
| muuls viii receiver favorable consider
alton. IL so, IL will DO n notice TO capt
lRiisls that U,ah intends 10 he goEeTOus
TO people who holp build up new
Industries,
BUREAU NOTES.
Tho bureau of manu- acturei fur.
nishea the following notes:
! a man who hal been given work by
| the relief committee ami received "A
/ grocery store order went 20 the store
and wanted some soap. He asked for
eastern made sOap, and the proprietor
told him that he kept home made soap
only, and tnat II was better than tho
soap hr had requested. IT, the
| Utah truck" was tho reply. Are ouch
| persons proper objects OF charity2
| A lady went into store the other
day ana asked for home made shoes.
| The genllemRuly clerk endeavOfed to
convince tbs lady that the Imported
shoes lao had on the lower shelf were
much diner and were really what she
waited. After telling him she pro-
posed TO have home made shoes or
! uUne he got "A ladder anu took from an
| upper shelf some shoes made In Utah,
| which the lady found better In every
way than the outside article. The
CLERK got lesson that should last HIM
some time. lho query 10, by what
! procedure did the outside drummer
convince the CLERK that tho eastern
shoe was certainly what the people
here wauted2
A newcomer went into grocery
store aud asked for eastern salt. The
grocer told him he did not keep eastern
salt any more. "Why2" son, this
talk about home goods has forced US to
Eeup home faii!'
The MnnuiAoturers' Bureau recently
askei mauumoturors fora llsI OF arli-
Clus anu where they were sold. A
poor fellow who had no store, but
who makes an article in common use,
started Ou. 10 place some Of his goods
with store 50 he could comply with
sac Request OF the Bureau. After
tram, ing all day he gave II up and
reported that no merchant cared "
buy his goods He was promised that
IN ninety days ho wouldn't have such
n time as the people wore studying
the question as never before, aud a
movement was started which meant
business.
Office Removed.
The office Vi Dr.. Kari q. Maeser,
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