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

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Every department of business education
is represented and several competent
persons remain there all the time to
demonstrate to visitors the workings OF
the several courses in business education.
! The booth is a large one with an arch
| on each side of a central opening. These
| openings are all draped with the national
colors.
| DISPLAY BY L. HAYS.
| There are few prettier booths than that
| Of the L, Hays Saddlery and Leather
company, Miss Title Brook being its pre-
siding genius. One sees floor carpeted,
ceiling frescoed and walls lined with rich
| fur robes and others of woven stuffs,
/ but all beautiful and costly. The ga
| blanket is exemplified in it's ten varie-
! ties of makes by miniature stable con-
| tanning ten miniature horses, each wear
| ing separate style of blanket. There is
| Cor will be today a set of full silver
mounted harness valued at $500 and made
in the Hays company's own factory,
which includes in it's five floors 1900
square feet Of space There Is a Mexican
saddle, a Hays product, valued at 1925,
finished by a splendidIy deft and gifted
| leatherworker who does nothing but
carve all kinds of artistic designs with
a knife, free-hand, upon this special
make of saddle. The sample shown is
silver mounted and is a remarkable spec
| linen of such gear.
BARNES & NEWCOMB.
The Barnes & Newcomb music house
has a large booth at the south part of
Main street near the apple arch. The
booth is nicely papered and has all kinds
of musical instruments. At the north
| side of the booth is a large organ and
music cases. To the south is a New
England piano. There are guitars and
mandolins everywhere. At the rear on
the walls are the names of the pianos
handled by the company at their store.
Sickner's Mandolin and Guitar club rem
ders music FOR the visitors during the
afternoon and evening. The booth is in
charge of Mr. Maurice Barnes and Miss
Mabel Aver. When the mandolin club
is not playing Miss Aver plays on the
piano popular selections. Many souvenirs
are being given away. These are fans
and many things to attract attention to
musical goods.
IKE DEAN'E APPLE ARCH.
Balancing the great entrance arch on
Main street, and to the south Of It,
stands Ike Deans apple arch. II is
proud structure, with its oil paintings Of
Biblical foundation and local interpreta-
ton, rearing its head high and bearing
itself majestically in its designs OF ap-
pies. And there is a history behind that
arch. Down in Waco township Ike Dean.
1.-The apple man." put in twenty acres OF
apple trees and they became full bearing
in six years. And since that time and
for nine consecutive years, his net profit
from that twenty-acre plot has been over
$1,000. Ike Dean understands an apple
tree. Men come miles 10 talk to him TO
get his knowledge. He never trims a
tree out Of balance: he never cuts of a
body limb. He keeps an open head on
the tree, and commences TO pick winter
fruit September l and quits picking Sep
TENDER % The reason he picks early IS
because Kansas apples II left too long
on the trees become soft and sap the
vitality Of the tree. Early picking has
learned Ike Dean that. He cold-storages
his apples in December. He has made a
success A few weeks ago Pat HeaIy
suggested the apple arch u him and IN
sisted that he put it Up. This Dean has
done. and It Is a credit % him. 70 Sedg-
wick county and TO the Carnival associ-
alton. The arch is q fine AFFAIR. On
either side Of the passsge-way Is "a OIL
painting One shows Joseph. and Is ex-
planned by the legend: Jos eph filed ths
g-anaries OF Egypt with corn from the
Sedgwick county farm q Ike Dean" The
other painting is az Adam AMI Eve "a
the apple transaction. and the legend
goes with Il: Eve giving Adam an apple
from Ike Deans farm" II addition 10
the arch Nj Dean has 4 forty-f0ot booth
displaying apples from hls farm
NURSERY ASSOCIATION.
Trees for Kansas and Oklahoma IS
the notice which greets you a. both Fl
tie agricultural dsartnenc. There are
trees OF many descriptions and the dc
pay Is being made by the Wichita Mr.
sery association. Many people f-sn ou-
OF The city ara attracted here - the trees
and The fact .hat sedswiek county a-s
;he city has such trees an5 nurseries Is a
surprise 70 many y thu visitTz
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not hesitate TO tell q tae qualities " ths
stock CT ~ TIE products raised here
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