The record-union., 1895-09-13
Willis Polk S., Mrs. ]. w. Huber 81 So
Carrie Blowers 81 80.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Some of the Exhibits That Deserv,
Particular Notice,

| Some of the Exhibits That Deserve
Particular Notice.
| If people didn't see an exhibit of Mohr
81 Yoerk in the Pavilion it would be
missed right away. and the proprietors OF
this well and widely known house
would be besieged by people wanting to
know the reason why. The fact OF the
matter is that Mohr 81 Yoerk are the
| butchers and packers of meats in this Sec
| ton OF the State. Everything they do is
! well done and the goods they have for
sale are the very best. The house has the
| necessary reputation to insure success IN
all OF its undertakings. Its packing
| house on Eleventh and * streets had TO
| be enlarged until now it covers quarter
OF block of ground, and within its walls
over fifty men are employed. The care
exercised In buying only the choicest OF
stock is probably the main secret Of the
success of this firm. For two years they
have gotten the gold medals for their
Eureka hams, and people are now per-
slstent in demanding canned goods with
Mohr Il Yoerk's brand, and their lard,
which is made absolutely pure because OF
the use OF the improved filter press used
| In its preparation. The firm is certainly
entitled to much credit at the hands of
people in this section.
What the Men Need.
There is at least one exhibit in the Pa
Vilion that attracts the attention of every
man who happens to glance at it. and yet
1t is not strange that such should be the
case, because when men see something
that is right in their line they immedi-
ately become interested. The exhibit re-
ferred to is that OF Fred Mason i'll the
south wing upstairs. Mr.. Mason bears
the reputation of being an "up TO date"
merchant, and this fact is so well known
in Sacramento that at all hours of the
day people may be noticed looking ct his
show window, at 526 j street, to see what
there is neW.in the way OF mems furnish
ing goods. He conducts the largest shirt
factory in the city, and the grade OF shirts
manufactured is OF very high class and
protected by the best guarantee imagiu-
able. His stock OF material is most select,
and after he makes shirt per-
son may leave or take it, as he
chooses. Then, too, Masons Laun-
dry, at 316 Twelfth street, is considered
the best in the city, and with the i'm
proved machinery and experienced en-
ployes it is little wonder that he gives
such satisfaction TO his patrons.
An Exhibit of Merit.
One of the exhibitors in the Pavilion is
man who began his business career in
Sacramento, and who is destined in the
near future to be favored by an extensive
trade. The exhibit of J. d. Lord up
stairs in the south wing of the Pavilion is
noticeable for its excellence in the line
of. saddlery. harness hardware, whips,
robes, etc. His store at 6I3 j street is
model place of its kind and enjoys d rep
utation as an emporium stocked with the
very finest of hand-sewed harness, patent
driving pits and articles needed by horse
men. MIR. Lord enjoys remarkably
fine trade, and person who once deals at
his store doesn't forget to remember the
place when he is in need of similar arti-
cles again. and becomes a steady patron.