The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
VISITED BY THRONGS
YESTERDAY THE GREATEST DAY
YET AT THE HOME MANU-
FACTURERS' EXHIBIT
BARRELS OF SAMPLES USED
Exhibitors Marvel at the Interest
Shown I'm the Exhibit by People
From All Over the City and
NeiShbOring communicative
cess of the Exhibit Is Assured he
yOnd Doubt.

The exhibition in Market hall con-
tinues to be the attraction for the
time being, and so successful has this
falls venture been there is talk Of
continuing it another week.
All of the exhibitors yesterday ex-
pressed themselves as more than sat-
isfied with results gained so far.
On the main floor many orders for
goods on exhibition have been taken
and much good advertising has been
done. The booths are very handsome
this fall and some of them are of I'M
usual interest
A rag carpet loom, operated by hand,
which was put in by the ST. Paul Rug
and Rag Carpet company, attracts at
tention, and the beautifully woven rugs
and carpets hung about this booth,
products of the factory and made from
WORKOUT Brussels and ingram carpets,
are admired by every one.
Another booth of unusual interest
has been put in by one of the newest
OF st. Paul concerns. This is the
Northwestern Grass Irvine company s
display. Here is seen binding Irvine
machinery in full motion, and all Of
the handsome rugs and carpets shown
here are made from Minnesota swamp
grass. The floor mating is an attrac-
tive, tasteful, durable mating, said
by experts to be far superior to the
Japanese and Chinese mattings now
imported so extensively. Benjamin g.
Laid is in charge here. Hamm has a.
handsome display, made attractive by
an illuminated brewery and iIluminat-
ed signs and rows on rows Of gradu-
ated sizes of bottles of beer. Samples
are given out at this booth each day.
DreWry & Sons have an attractive
pooth in charge Of Miss Turner, who
d1spenses limetta to all who call.
The South Park Foundry and Ma
chinery company displays, among 9TH
Ell articles, the Columbia heater, made
from cast iron and hOme-pressed brick,
which is said to heat a tweIve-room
house with six and a half tons Of
coal during the winter. The inventor,
George Y. Smith, is in charge.
Simons' aromatic stomach bitters oc-
cupy place Of honor under a canopy
Of red bunting.
Some brightly polished church pews,
counters, etc, are shown by the Cap
1tal City Furniture company.
A. Muckle has d fine line of buggies.
carts and sleighs in charge of the city
salesman, J. P. West.
The Northwestern Bedding company
shows beds and touches.
An interesting exhibition of X-rays
is shown by the Northwestern Electric
Light company.
The new Schurmeier farm wagon at
tracts the country people, and a fine
exhibit of Schurmeier delivery wagons
those from the city.
Inc st. Paul Stove company has an
excellent line Of ranges and heaters in
place, and next in line is case of fam
cy liquors put up by George Benz &,
Sons.
John Fandel, sculptor, has exhibited
a large marble cross and angel. w.
H. Ulmer is the contractor for this
work.
The Bohn Manufacturing company
mas IN place a large line of refriger-
ators, in charge of Mr.. Smell.
Gotzian has put up particularly at
tractlVe booth in red. white and blue.
hung within with uncut feathers and
containing show cases of up-to-date
shoes for men and women. Miss Clara
Selterl1ng and Miss Sophia Adams are
in charge.
The st. Paul Foundry company dis
plays some exquisite models.
Dainty sips of maple syrup are given
out at the Towle booth, which is in
charge Of Miss Holmes and Mrs.
Zschocke. This booth is pretty in blue
ana rose bunting, and a tin log cabin
covered with cotton snow attracts the
people
Kuhles &, Stock make the male ewes
glisten with a fine line of domestic OF
Sars and tobacco.
handsome gowns, skirts and waists
are shown by Finch, Van Slyck. Young
q co. IN pretty booth decorated with
palms and draperies
"A. PO1rfer manufactures brOOms for
the benefit Of those who care to watch
Ihls is one Of the interesting exhibits
Red, white and blue bunting is used
n |.
very effectively.
Osgood & Blodgett have an exhibit Of
all kinds and sizes of boxes.
II. l.. Collins has several nrintinp
presses IN action, operated by a dynamo
and runs sure enough printing office
Mrs. Baenier is in charge of the Min
neapoHs Soap company exhibit, wherx
is displayed beautiful six by foru
American flag made from White LIry
soap. ''
Griggs, Cooper & Co. gave awav tbre.
barrels of samples from the Maine ves.
terday. Mrs. Wheelock, who won two
prizes at last springs cooking confess
and Mrs Walter Benjamin are TX
charge. ia
Vermicelli, forate, mosta ceiola. mar.
aron, spaghetti, reginette and othe,
unspeakable italian delicacies ar,
temptlngly displayed by the Italia
A small pipe organ is being njacAd
by the Twin City Pipe Organ company
ana VIII be ready to be heard Monday
f. NJ. johnson & Co., engravers. HAYS
a man at work each evening.
SWIFT has an elaborate exhibit in tha
same space occupied last year. Arthur
White, the company's advertising ma,
from Chicago, is in charge, and super-
intends the putting up Of the DISPLAY.
Blue and white bunting makes an ar.
tractive background.
The Crescent Creamery Co. has
snow case of designs in butter. and
Manufacturer has some SOAP babies
advertising wool soap.
Inc National Acetylene Gas gener.
ator is still in place, and c. r. Gr,of+
nave their booth nicely rearranged for
this falls exhibit.
j. Fl. Roach gives away boxes Of
candy al pretty booth in charge OF
Miss Natelsky.
The st. Paul White Lead & Oil Co
has put up handsome booth in charge
OF olgnlfled lion who advertises b
brand of paint
shows counters. tables, stained glass
etc Gedney gives away hundreds or
pickles each day at a pretty booth
made of bottles of relishes.
Ihere are two stands on the Iower
floor from which articles are sold Ono
is in charge Of ]. c. Barrett. with Mrs
): T.. Griffen as cashier, and Miss De
Corsey as sales Lady. Here soft drinks
sandwiches, ice cream, ETC., are sold.
AT the other stand candy is offered
for sale by Miss Sparrow and Mis-
Fronie Haag. Both these stands ara
operated by the Manufacturers asso.
citation TO helD with the exnenSos