Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-06
People arc Growing 10 to View ID,
Industrial Exposition.
ADDITIONS BEING MADE DAILY


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one 20 uphuy camoup iu four ycliclus,
and the excavations OF surprise aul
admiration ,hat came from aiius and
| gentlemen at the drii work OF Utau
hands were decidedly iuiufuitlng g.
listen %. Tho city people, TOO, OF,
njoaing to view the beauties Of the
exposition.
> mo people have got the idea tta'
there i' "a charge Tor admission, but THIS
l. a mistake. An ar, admitted free.
aud everybody 10 invited. The expo.
| sitiOn b. not 90 make money nor i-
I tNOtu even VA UiiIfi 10 make % pay
vApruHrH. These are met entirely by
tnr manu- HC.urUfa aud those vino nave
teit liberal enough O. contribute 10 the
/ Manu- aciurrr' Bureau fJui. The
iurpU.r %, the Fair DO O. let people
| know what ~ manufactured Ia URh,
aud o goll mauy at5 learning ~ ian.
| poftant nlI usriul articles Of hlmu
| production tr tue mot time. Toe
! Fair IL open from carly morning tili
late al uight dali. GA sunday, now.
ever, Il IL probable tuat the doors will
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services, tor while there la no business
going ou at Sue Fair, the managers do
not drum u advisable 10 have it ~ an
attraction 10 ufnw any Que away from
sabbath mtetiugr. Tue general senti.
mont Of the community 10 Ia line with
tuis Idea o strict sabbath Observance.
Today there are sOWu new and in.
trresting exhibits added o. the tXpgsi-
il al F.N a.
Ouu Of these l. from the Washington
g UNITY mills, 81. GrOrge. 10 h Hue
display Of hOmp.rhisr1 cotton, Of which
most OF the cotton batting used in this
Territory l. made. There ~ also some
ton.
Another nov exhibit Is that Of
Waldo Jones. who has horne made
siove ami shoe polish. THIS Afternoon
a iine display OF ornamental pottery,
from the Provo pottery works. Will be
placed Ia p3siilon.
one Of the must striking pictures In
the Far IL the Grant soap olmpany'A
ornamental exhibit Of lauadTy, bath
aud toilet soaps. The illustration,
produced Ia soap, Of the great Temple
al anu end and the Grant factory NJ the
decorated by beautiful cakes OF the
trrcsting feature. A Wow Mt this ex.
hiblt VIII make converts 90 the
use OF the soap Ia preference ~ that
VI auy Eastern manufacturer, hut
the most convincing Argument h
the result Of trial, a. expressed
ia the language o. woman
Na. H.H a.
said she, a. she was looking at the %.
hibit, 81 used 10 think the eastern soap
the best. but afut trial OF tbiz / d0n't
want any Of tue imported. Win tue
home soap / DOME have 70 boil the
cl1tnus 10 much nor tub as hard al with
tue eastern soap. luefu IL loss work
aud lust ~ perfect results, aui don't
thiuk II wise on my part ~ put in
harder work just 10 patfonize Imported
stun"
rne fame II G. Il. Savage as pho.
lographer IN not confined % Utah, but
reaches thr0u gh0ul the entire West.
His views Of western scenery have
gwen MIN place ia the front RANK Ot
his profession. lie has a good display
OF his Photographic gems ON uKhibl.
ton. One, giving a view Of storm nj
Jackuon's Hole, Yellowstone Park, Is
marvel OF perfection and proves
center OF attraction.
The show made by the Provo
Wooden mills 10 Uuu VI the most eEtrn.
sive, valuable anu pleasing IA tue
whole fair. 4 factory that makes such
products M those on exhibition should
never have to shut down because Of
any lack Of patronage through CImpe.
luton with sucn goods as are imported
mere. Eastern experts who have lO1keI
ut the gOUistay tuey cannot be eKcellpl
aud are seldom ,lualltd Tor tho same
price even with tue alYgniuges Of large
production ami ChUap labor N the Fast.
The exhibit Is tastlly arranged, lhefb
being Iirg up0u tier VI cAs-imorcs, Sans,
tlanneis, elc,, VI beautiful patterns auu
splendid quality, On One side o. the
booth - au artistic display Of home.
made stocking. anu kat goods, which
forms pleasing picture, A le,tutu OF
tho exhiuit h the yarns that are shown,
the proprisluto. = knitting factory tuat
uses imported yarns shoul take look
at tine division u the Fair.
An Hem il connection with the
home goods subject, that 10 Of uuusid.
cradle interest 70 the agents Ot The
Provo miilu, J, &, Cutler n Bro, may
ts mentioned here. They have a do. !
partmsut Tor the making Of Provo !
goods into cults, A member OF tho !
Bureau OF Manufacture committee |
wanted "a now suit, aud VI c0u,s5 would |
nave homemade. lilo ordered it at |
Cutleri., aud incidentally inquired |
now many orders Tor suits they hal |
received tuat uay-up 10 ab Iut noon.
"Yuurs In the twelfth today" was tbs |
respouse. This shows what il beiHg !
loho by the present nome mate a ylta- !
ton. To-day the mtssrs, Cutler give |
omploymeut m their clothing manu-
featuring department t1sOme iOrty peO. |
Die, while a year ago thsrs was but |
little over hail that number The nome |
suitlngs are coming 20 the front. II tho |
people continue ia this seli-supp1rting |
line, the Provo, Dtrefti, Brigham
Guy, Beaver aud Washington mills
will be- all RAINING iu fun blast, aud |
ihu money be kept Ia circulation at
home.
The Utah Susppnder company has
two SHOW cases OF elastic goods prettiiy |
displayed. There are suspenueIs for |
big boys and little boys as well as Tor |
men; some hTe broad, some narrow and |
the oolors are mulIitarlous' various