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

Lns scalp, LANDS, ana Hair" free.
Jed the Olympian gang to shake the local
menu of monotonous ambrosa and come
ldown and have a fill of daintinesses
which have none other than Arkansas or
ligin, especially as their festive gOdshfps
might enjoy with such comf1ts, instead OF
NECTAR. coffee made on the spot from the
Diamond Line" and served by the fair
hands of Miss Olive McNaughten. Mr..
Harry Christman is on hand as represen-
tative of the Thompson-Taylor Spice com
pany of whose mills the Diamond Line
coffees are on output Jet & Wood have
also on exhibition, as additional special
ties, among others, the Yucca Breakfast
Food and an elegant line of dried fruits
strictly fancy. Jet & Woods decora-
tions are their own goods and the nation
al colors.
JARRETT & PRATT.
On Market street Parrett & Pratt have
a ne booth, the walls OF which the in
panels, and these in the finest of wall
paper. The corner of the booth is a
clustered column wound in gilt wall pa
per. There are pictures on the wall
easels, chairs and mating on the floor.
1t is a cozy nook and bids the visitor
welcome.
CASEY & GARST.
One of the beauties of the whole show
is the booth of Casey & Garst. 1t extends
! fifty feet and there is not shabby or a
sighted inch in it. Every foot of space
has its display, effective and charming
to the eye. The display is of the finest
cigars and tobaccos in splendid boxes
: and cans. The candy display is one of
the best ever made in the west, and the
line of fancy groceries exhibited are
/ placed by the hand of an artist. The
/ booth itself is beautifully decorated with
good taste and with an eye to artistic
/ effect. Those in charge are accommo-
dating and answer all questions willing
! ~. They are s. W. Norris, John Raj
I S. ]. Smalley, Frank Annable and John
I Tease.
IMPERIAL MILLS
| The booth of the Imperial Mills is one
/ of the most attractive of the number Of
| booths. At the top of the large struc-
| ture are two sacks of Imperial -four.
! Along the entrance is painted large
/ banner and on it are the words: "a par
amount issue on which all unite" and
underneath are the words Imperial
Flour" The interior of the booth is dec
Grated with many of the features of the
milling business. There are the different
brands of the mills and an exhibition Of
! breakfast food is being made. No boo@h
/ is better decorated than that of the I'M
/ perial Mills, and visitors are numerous
at all times Of the afternoon and even
| ing.
MUSSELMAN BROS
| Musselman Bros, dealers in sporting
/ goods and bicycles, have arranged their
booth on the west side Of Market street,
and in it have large display OF the
| things used in their business. At the
south is a large case containing Winches-
! ter cartridges. At the rear is case con
tanning a number Of athletic goods An
other case contains the bicycle equip
ment Still another case is used for the
electrical goods. In the north end OF the
booth is a punching bag. and when Mr..
AL Musselman or some Of the young
men Of the booth take turn at II the
street in front Of the booth is always
damned. There is motor used at night
for the lighting Of the booth, and prob
feet than has Musselman's. Golf goods.
football suits and equipments have a
prominent place in the booth and proba-
( bly, attract as much attention as any one
. thing from the young men.
WICHITA PRODUCE co.
A large sign with ''wIchl,a Proiuce
Company or 1t denotes the booth Il
that business house. The inte-i-r o. .he
booth is filed with tropical fr1ts and
everything sold by the Produce company
In one corner are cases OF honey IN
another the oranges and lemons used 70
supply Wichitas trade The potatoes
handled here are exhibited as vel a.
the nuts sold for the Christmas tire. a
large banana tree in the center Of the
booth attracts attention and many peo-
pie ask questions as n the age ard even
what kind q a tree Il Is Easy seats
and chairs have been arranged for the
caller at the booth and m sdsa is a.
p-eciated. Mr. Frazier has charge q Tire
booth n the afternoon and NJ johnson
IN the evening The exhibit IS nicely
lighted with electric lights and makes q
very pretty effect
TIE TELEPHONE DISPLAY.
TIE Missouri Kansas Telephone cem-
pany's booth S always tA> center ~
crowd. Il Is on South Market, ard he-e
Is maintained fc- the 3e,izht AZ the pub
Tic and is fustructsou q central" Miss
Del Kindred IS central and sh- handles
the swischocar3 with patience. accuracy
and raRsity. Eleven kinds q Feeeivers
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