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

mination of the meat curer's art. These
brands of meat turned out by the Dold
Packing company have few If any equals,
and certainly no peers. 1t is not singular
! that these brands have grown in favor so
rapidly that the capacity of the great
Wichita plant is not sufficient to supply
the demand. All the way from busy,
busting New York to storm swept Gal
weston come a steady stream of orders
for these famous brands. every piece OF
which has written on the wrapper the
! winning words, Made at Wichita" 1t
/ is not Wichita, Kansas, or Wichita, .. S.
A. 1t is simply Wichita. Dold says there
IS but one Wichita in the wide world.
| These famous brands are not all that
is in that wonderful pyramid Of meat;
there is also the deservingly reputable
brands, Eagle, Peerless and Diamond
hams and bacon. These meats are becom-
! ing popular and the demand for them is
growing every day. People have also no.
ticed the eight large cut glass jars filled
with snow White Clover lard which is
! only made from the flaky back fat and
/ leaf lard This product has rich home
favor, just like the lard that mother used
to make. It's popularity is attested by
the fact that Dold's sales Of this one pro
duct last year increased two million
pounds over the previous twelve months.
| Last but not least in this great exhibit
! is the large cut glass jars filed with
Dold's Delicatessen products which have
for their motto, "Ready to Eat" These
delicacies consist of pork and beef
tongues, OK maui, sweet breads, brains,
OK and pig tails, pigs feet. hooks. shouts.
ears, cheek meat, hearts and other It'd
bits. all blended with celery, lemon and
pickles. making a most palatable display.
But, Dold's exhibit must be seen to be
appreciated.
c. R. FULTONS BOOTH.
Mr.. c. R. Fulton, the clothier, has ar
ranged a beautiful booth of an Egyptian
design on Market street. The top of the
booth is arranged with large dome and
other ideas of architecture. Flags are fly
ing from the roof and the color is that
of a dull red.
On the front of the booth is the name
of C. r. Fulton. The interior is very
handsomely arranged. Carpets are placed
on the floor and cas- chairs are abund-
ant. The pillars in front are arranged to
represent gold and have a heavy mas
sive appearance. A telephone adds to the
convenience of the visitors and the booth
proves to be a very attractive place.
1t is in charge Of the carnival queen,
Miss Myrtle Hinton, and Miss Mabel Lar
inner. These young ladies never tire Of
handing TO the visitors at the fair the
card OF Mr.. Fulton. One of the noticeable
things is the blending of the colors Of the
entire structure. The furnishings are in
perfect accord with the exterior.
HALSTEAD MILLING COMPANY.
Mr.. Otto Weiss, as agent for the Hal
stead Milling company, has booth on
William street and has a display Of Hal
stead -four with thu name Second to
None very prominent. In a glass case
in front are the products of the flour in
the way of bread. cakes, etc.
Mr. Weiss is at the booth most of the
time and IS interested in telling of the
Second to None" -four.
JET & WOOD.
Jet & Wood, wholesale grocers. have
in charge of their booth Mr.. Tom Jewell
Worthy of his name is he, for Tom" is
name translated good fellow the
world over. and Jewell is just that ana
what else. anyhow. He knows all about
cracker and biscuit stuff. and points with
pride TO a layout that might have tempt