Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07
STILL AT THE FAIR.
Crowds Of People Daily Erjoying tho
Exhibition.
Tur GOOD WORK GROWS ApAcE.
llono Production, Receiving a Marked
lmp.lu' by More Thorough
Advertising.

The close of the fret week Of tie
Ilaustssl ~, SHOWS reoiri Tor az.
tendance aud stenilly increasing
interest thatis highly complimentary
TO he piOm1icm Of tho eEpoll.ion. Tho
building j. ilIed each day with deeply
inteic''ci auiIjou, aud s5mttimra
crowded 10 excess. TIE nfsi, second
orcven thlti visit does not Hssm to
auiiici with many people, who nud
something new AMI interesting oacn
tins they ro.
One % tine now exhibitors u the salt
Lake Mattress COMPANY, which has a
good Il isplny OF iln work. There arc a
number ot UthDra VINO want % come
Ia, hut the space Is all taken. The
committee viii cnioav0r 20 make
Arrangements, however, - ave room
/ Tor new exhibits M early o. t0sslhle, ~
| the purpose l. 30 gst Ia everybody ia
The home Industry line.
a feature associated with tho
2 q. NJ. Z. shoe factory exhibit IL
Tabled "Fr0m the cannigfe root 10
Tbs tnlahUl boot" IL shows uaualgfe
rJut and the untannu hide. Then the
various stages are delineatnd an tho
leather tanned by canagrs 10 con.
vofted into the nnlahei shoe. Tho
cutitu exhibit OF the u. q. NJ. / factory
presenis beautiful ILLUSTRATION N
what iB being done hers In tho way ui
making footwear. The label "capaoity
Of 0iOll palfi pur day" announces IT.
magnitude. Yet that represents only
small percentage of the shoe require
mcnts.
Ia the same compartment with the
last mentioned display is the vefs
pretty exhibit Of Robinson Brothers,
whO'c Zine shoes attract great deal
OF attention aud favorable comment,
The arm h growing In public favor by
the high Glass VI its productions, which
VIII be ttili uettof known by the dis.
play at the Fair.
solomon Brothers, "the old rsllable,D
come next with an exhibit OF some
sixty different styles OF footwear, VI
prices T. suit any economical taste.
Their goods are neatly arrange 4, aud
got thoir share Of attention from visit.
ore. THIS iirm has good record ~
home workers from away back.
Toe Hilgeri Drfofmity Shoe company
has case " samples OF footwear TOT
those who are 10 unioftu cate a. to have
lmpcrioctly formed pedal extfemitius
from accidents or other causes. The
display IA rather gTuesome, hut the
manufacture Of the goods Is a necus-
sity.
The Rowe. Morris.Summerhays com.
pany make good show " tanned sheep
skins. Tho workmanship IL superior,
and the fact that they supply tho whole
local trade In their line u probably due
TO thnt more than a. any other cause.
a feature o. the exhibit II the canaigre
tanned leather.
The 5rars Glass and Paint company
has display that probably takes the
lead In the nrtlsllc line in line Fair.
by the aid VI a handsome mirror
telling eject IL proIuced. The exhibit
contains really magnificent aDecimsns
oi art glass manuisciure Visitors To
this division are perhaps more In.
crcjulOus as 30 the work being donu
here than In any other department OF
tho Fair Bu, Ii II, just the same, aud
the Sears company has been AZ II fora
lumbor Of yearH. This glass Is cut,
designed, arranged anu put together IN
the artistic manner which produces
An enchanting effect, ana all right Mt
home. There IL no ne essity OF send
lug out Of Utah Tor art glass.
WITH the sears EXHIBIT are some
beautiful iliwers and plants ffOm the
green houses " James Dryer.
A furniture display NJ the Fair Ii
that ~ u. II. Murray, Ia which there
arc many samples OF substantial and
ornamental work which snow skill
and ability In his line. 30 attractive
are tue various articles that there are
many inquiries for them, and
finally labels had 10 be put on
20 Indicate that they were sold. Bat
like the other exhibitors, good comes
10 Mr.. Murray by orders iOF the fufnl-
tufe.
There was one gentleman today who
said lac had no market In Salt Lake for
his RO0ds. He was asked, "Did you
ever advertise In the Salt Lake papers
TO lot tue people know what you had?D
ono" was tho reply; al tried 10
get the merchants 10 take them,
but they would not" "well," said
Chamber OF Commerce director,
"wheu you want 10 get to the people
the merchants are al right Ia their
place, 1ulthoy are not all there is here.
Tell the people what you have and
how good u 10, anu they will demand
Il. The merchants Will buy from you
then, because they viii have 10 DO so to
keep their custom. The trouble with
good many local manufacturers is that
they do not let the people know what
they make"