The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13

perfected and stimulated by the influence
Of the leading women ot OF the city, who have
for the good of the home producer. They
have realized that every dollar. spent in the
industries of the city added todthe wealth
OF the city and they have not only under
stood, but they have taught others the value
of encouraging the home panufacturer. The
ladies have given up minot datiek and pleas
ures for the interests OF the city and what
our leading women have done should be
accepted as an example byfthe hpme-makers
who have visited the show during the week
1t is the women of the city who have the
purchasing power and It devolves upon
them to stand shoulder tPt shoulder for the
home industries. ~ II e 49,
Mr.. Whellams then THANKED the la
dies auxiliary in behalf of the Man.
ufacturers' union and the Commercial
club, and paid pretty tribute to Mrs
Oppenheim, to whoset(executive abil-
ties and patient efforts the success Of
the work has been largely due.
The ladies in charge yesterday were
Mrs. John Prince and Mrs. j. w. Will
lis, assisted by Miss Shaw Miss Nc
Quillan and Mrs. ]. H. Page.
There was a good afternoon pro-
gramme of music, and at o'clock the
doors We're closed and locked, and all
who had not visited the exhibit must
wait till next time.
Mr.. Stine's Sentiments.
tries said Mr.. Stein. after it was all
over, has always been the pet hobby
of the Commercial club. 1t champion
ed the movement from the first day of
it's organization, and is still pushing it
to the front. This is evidenced by the
series of exhibits of home manufacture
ed goods that the club introduced from
time to time in the club rooms last
SpriOp Each MAMMA orro r0ad
an artistic display Of the goods manu-
featured by them. In the cafe the
manufacturer served light refresh
ments of samples of the goods made by
them. Neat little souvenirs were given
to each lady attending the exhibit
The club was instrumental in forming
the Northwestern Manufac turers'
union. and with the cooperation Of the
two. organizations the good work
should be perpetrated.
"These exhibits which have been
viewed by thousands of our citizens
this week, no doubt, to my mind have
to some extent brought to the con-
sumner and producer direct knowledge
of each other and Of what goods are
made al home. and convinced them
that by buying the product of home
labor they are doing something to-
wards promoting the general prosper
ity Of the city.
based on even broader lines. 1t as
sists the manufacturer in introducing
his goods to the entire Northwest, thus
giving an opportunity to extend his
trade Much of the success of this ex-
hibit is due the untiring efforts of Mrs.
Oppenheim and the balance of the
Ladies Auxiliary committee They ar
ranged the programme each day in all
details, interested their friends and the
public at large to visit the exhibit, and
have the hearty thanks of all the man
ufacturers for their hearty co-opera-
ton.
IT understand that the demonstra-
tons given by Mrs. Helen Armstrong
were more than satisfactory, and have
shown her to be thoroughly practical in
her lectures"
COurtesies Acknowledged.
The Manufacturers union desire,
through The G o b e, to acknowledge
the courtesy Of the business firms who
supplies which have been used in the
cooking demonstrations during the
week.
C. R. Croft & Co.
Swift & Co.
Booth &C. Co. S = ~
Andrew Schoch company.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Crescent Creamery company. -sgs--
Pioneer Pasteur1Zed Milk company.
Eisenminger Meat company rtt
YerXa Bros. & Co. -.
St. Paul Hardware company &c 90
italian Macaroni company: ~. 49,.
Italian Macaroni and Vermicell company.
Field, Schliek & Co..
Schuneman, Evans & Co.
Luger Furniture company
Minnesota Soap company
Bohn Mfg. Co., use of refrigerator. rf
Wemott. Howard & Co.
Ogden, Merrill & Greer. i-sri -
Commercial club.
L. l.. May & Co.
Lempke & Co.
Holm & Olson ~ 80 -
have been especially generous in their dona-
lions, contributing on alternate days.
More Thanks.
The Commercial club, Manufacturer union
and Ladies auxiliary DESIRE through The
G o b e, to most cordially and publicly thank
the Twin City Mandolin club, Seibert's,
DAMS. Settings, Hyliard's, Miss Hopes,
Hight School and st. Anthony Hill orches-
tras; the Cecilian quartette; Mr.. Jacob DaIZ
and Miss DAM, Mr.. Pompi Won Meederwoot
of music. which proved SO attractive a fea-
ture at the Pure Food Exhibition, Of last
week.
Condo Hamline, President Commercial
Club
Mrs zSx; hassl oppenlhe'm President Ladies'
Mrs. Bramhall and Mrs. Dorr, for the
Music Committee.
Great Bargainsdn Pianos.