The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-03

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! %.aon Lydia E. Pinkhar
ASC Ned. Co, Lynn, MaSA
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cellences of a corn cultivator, which is
| always level and always in balance"
and what's more, is, really and truly, al
ways level and IN balance. A. n. Wal
| lace, in the same booth, exhibits bales
and bales of "ElIwood" wire fencing,
which, Ike its American neighbor, is a
triumph of security, lightness and
strength.
J. NJ. CHAPPLE & SON.
The cabaIistic letters X. T. C. glow in
the carnival colors over the booth of ].
NJ Chapple & Son. near the Main street
arch. X. T. c. means four-good -four
too, think the Messrs. Chapple; and
many's the Wichita housewife who en-
dorses the claim. Scores and scores Of
corpulent sacks of finest X T. C. con-
stitute the bulk of the Messrs. ChappIes
prideful exhibit They have decorated
with stalks of Kansas own Turkey
wheat whose long-bearded heads even
Kansas has never beaten. A network
pattern wrought Of strands Of fat, brown
wheatcorns is the centerDiece of the ex-
hibit. Mr.. J. NJ. Chapple. the son" in
the firm, and Miss NJ. E. Chapple are in
charge of the booth, which is lined with
carnivaI-coIored bunting. The weary
sightseer will not forget to remember that
a part Of the X. T. c. booth is fitted up
most comfortably as a rest ROOM
DE LAVAL SEPARATOR.
On the west side of the Main street
promenade is an exhibit by the De Laval
cream separator. This is in charge of ).
O. Roach of Iowavile, this county. The
separator exhibited works on the CEN
trifugal principle. whereby a special gear
ing enables man with a crank to give
! a tremendous revolution to the churn, the
cream being discharged at one place and
the skim milk at another. This separator
is made at Stockholm, Sweden. The prin-
cipal headquarters for the concern in this
country is at Poughkeepsie, n. Y. The
exhibit could be improved vastly by Civ
| ing actual demonstrations with the lac
teal fluid
BOLTE FURNITURE co.
large booth with three apartments
on the west side of Main street attracts
your attention and on investigation it is
| found to he the booth OF the Henry Bolte
Furniture company. The first apartment
to the north is to represent a dining
room. There IS a fine dining table of
golden quarter-sawed oak. There are the
dining chairs, sideboard and a china
closet all Of golden oak The china
closet is furnished with beautiful silver
and cut glassware furnished for the oc-
casion by the Howe Jewelrv company.
The next apartment south IS a sitting
room 1t has a writing desk and easy
chairs. The floor. as in the other apart
ments, Is carpeted, and on the west are
glasses draped with curtains to give the
window effect. The parlor is south of
the dining room. It has a golden quar-
tered oak piece which at first is thought
to be writing cabinet. On further in
vestigation it Is found to be a folding
bed and one Of the finest Of its kind.
The rooms are all papered and in the
sitting room is a piano. and at this Mr.
Edgar Boite presides. The booth is in
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bolte and
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Bolte. They never
tire of telling OF the display or of its
merits.
THOMAS SHAW'S BOOTH.
Thomas shaw on Main street. has a
very effective exhibit. The ceiling is Incl
with vloiins, guitars. horns and banjos.
q perfect tangle of musical instruments
of all kinds. Against the back of thu
booth. which is tastefully decorated IN
bunting and lights, stand three large in
struments-two Shaw pianos made espe-
cially for him at Erie. Pa, and ara or
pheus On one or the other OF these
renders rag-time and classic music ana
in the intervals the Orpheus performs au-
tomatically The booth is creditable
Souvenirs are given away by Miss Shaw
and Messrs. Dorsey Shields and c. Mas
son. who are in charge of the exhibit
CHILD CULTURE CLUB.
Child culture and kindergarten work is
well represented. The Child Culture
Club Of the city has taken the pains
to collect various designs worked out BY
children Of the different kindergartens
OF the city. Also pictures. palms. and
vases are placed within to beautify the
chl5's booth
There is a pleasing agreement in the
decorative plan. The colors chosen are
sky blue and SNOW white which co-abi-
nation always presents cooY appearance
ance. The members OF the cub take
turns in looking after the display. Yes
terday Miss Myra Albaush. who has
charge or the kindergarten work at
Friends university. had charge.
WALTERSCHEID BROS.
Walterscheid Brothers have s. fine rep
ressntation OF everything n the way OK
pumps. galvanized tanks. belts. hose.
.ittings and gas pipe. The special feat
ures are the inventions of their travel
ing salesman. r 2 Thomas. who has
charge Of the exhibit These inventions
are as fellows: "rhe New Apex Water
Purifying Pump. the functions o: which
are explained by the name. The second
invention is superior cylinder. The
other Is tho New Apex six-foot departure
roller~5earing. revolving platform wiad-
NH. The windmill is the most attractive
feature OF the pump display II Is
erected on the roof OK tAs booth and