The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-17

tracts one. Two charming young ladies
Misses Mabel Aver and Winnie Barnes,
are in charge, who seem to take delight
in explaining every thing to the visitor.
And the visitor is entertained with charm
! ing music and conversation which is so
beguiling that if one is not careful he
will have but little time to visit the
many. other excellent exhibits. Here are
musical instruments of every descrip-
ton and kind. A Bradbury piano and a
Mason & Hamlin organ, all Of which are
played by skillful players during all
hours of the day. Handsome souvenirs
are given to all who visit this booth and
a cordial invitation to come again The
musical program is carried out by the
Misses Sickner. Mabel Aver, Winnie
Barnes, Hester Whine and Laura 10th
roth each day.
EARP'S SHOE STORE.
A great attraction at Earps booth
every day is the cowboy magician, Prof.
H. V. Brick, who gives exhibitions in
front of the booth morning, afternoon
and night. The booth is mostly plain in
decorations but unique in arrangement.
Bunting extends from the ground to the
dome of the booth, converging at the CEN
ter The background is composed Of the
ends Of shoe boxes, representing the side
Of Mr.. Earps' store. Large pieces Of fine
feathers Just from the tanneries are ex-
hfbited on table in front A show case
with elegant samples Of footwear, from
the dainty wedding slipper TO the COM
mon wear styles is placed on the front
counter The proscenium effect at the
top Of the front is very pretty, being Dor
dered with the tassels OF Kaftir. Mrs.
Arbogast. Of the Kings Daughters, is in
charge Of the booth.
IONA TOILET COMPANY.
Next to the Missouri Pacific booth the
Zano Toilet company has a very pretty
little display. The Zano Toilet company
has been a Wichita institution compare
lively short time but has reached I'M
portant proportions. The office is in the
Zimmerly block. They manufacture a
line of fine pomades. hair tonics, etc. A
big show case stands in front containing
samples of each Of the company's pro-
ducts, and Miss Pyle is in charge of he
booth.
ALIENS DRUG STORE.
J. P. Aliens drug store is represented
with comfortable parlor scene in which
are placed a couch and numerous rock
ing chairs. The booth is carpeted and
is clean and comfortable AS the visitor
steps up at the counter bevy Of pretty
Of fragrant dew from a cOlgne bottle. The
whole street was perfumed with the ele-
CANT samples from Aliens store. Per-
fume is not the only good thing dis
pensed with a free hand at Aliens
booth. Pozzoni's face powder, Hamlins
Wizard Oil, a package of Liverita and
other souvenirs are handed to the caller
and he goes away with smile as big as
Kansas pumpkin. The following Kings
Daughters We're in charge Yesterday.
Miss Agnes Davidson and Miss Helen
Taylor.
c. r. FULTON.
One of the finest in design, attractive in
appearance and cosy in every nook and
corner, is the booth of c. R. Fulton, on
the west side of Main street. The front
of the exterior somewhat resembles a
proscenium of theater. Over the top is
the name of C. r. Fulton in black let
ters on a silver background surrounded
by a border made of corn cobs. Below
this appears "Wichita's Greatest Clo-
thier'' worked out in corn cobs, hedge
balls and kaffir corn, most artistically
designed. On either side are two large
elephants in excellent colors. These huge
animals are made TO wear trousers and
are labeled "a Big Thing in Pants" The
interior is even more elegant than the