The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11

The beautiful pavilion Of the Victor Talk
ing Machine Company in the Palace OF Liberal
Arts at the Worlds Fair Ia q Mecca for al,
lovers OF the true and beautiful in both art
and music The Victor people have a fine
exhibit Of their machines and also exhibit
llfe-size reproduction In pure gold OF the
famous Victor trademark. His Masters
Voice." This beautiful piece OF work is by
Tiffany. master Of the goldsmith's art,
and Is one Of the finest and most costly e1-
amples OF art at the Fair. Thousands visit
the spot daily to gaze In admiration on this
golden masterpiece and charmed by the ex.
quisite tones Of the Victor machines, llnser
to hear the choice selections Of the worlds
greatest soloists and musical organizations
rendered by these marvellous musical devices
People grow silent and attentive, forgetting
all else under the spell OF the soft. mellow mu-
sic. so clear. 80 rich. 30 like the original that
the artists themselves seem to be actually
present. To hear these wonderful machines
Is treat not soon to be forgotten.
Not only the soldiers In the field, the hunter
In the woods. the camper In the wilderness
find a use for the great invention OF Gail
Borden, the famous Eagle Brand Of Condensed
Milk, but the housekeeper In her daily culinary
service Is beginning to realize that it is in
dspensable. The milkman may forget to
come, may not leave enough. or what he
leaves may be thin and poor or turn sour
No matter. On the shelf is a can OF the ever
ready Eagle Brand and with it the house.
keeper can do whatever she would The
multitude Of uses 1t has In domestic economy
Is demonstrated to thousands daily at the
splendid exhibit Of Bordens Condensed Milk
Co. in the Agricultural Building. Always
ready, always good, always the same, the
Wise housekeeper makes II as much an article
of daily use as bread and meat.
ha u spltnni hae
tunity to witness the processes employed In
the manufacture of pocket knives that the
attention Of visitors In the Manufactures
Building Is always attracted by the exhibit
of the Walden Knife Company. where num-
Der OF English workmen. direct from the
companys factory. are busiy engaged in
the manufacture of pocket knives OF the
Keen Kutter brand. crude but finely
tempered bar of steel Is transformed into a
handsome and keen edged knife before your
eyes and one does not realize with what in
finite skill and patience the various parts are
wrought out carefully assembled and in-
ished or how interesting it all is until he has
actually seen 1t done. This company manu-
features pocket knives exclusively and its
goods are said to be the finest in the world.
Drop.forgng is modern Invention that
cost at the sacrifice of auality-keen kutter
knives are hand-hammered and finished by
cutters %61 are hs FAR is the
Hamilton, new fireproof structure. Rooms
sin gle or en- suite with, private bath may be had
at moderate rates. Write to w. F. William
son, Prest and Mgr. st. Louis. Mo.
The largest and most perfectly wrought cut
glass vase In the world forms part OF the beau
tiful exhibit of thu, Quaker city Cut Glass
This magnificent piece OF work Is nearly six
feet high, weighs two hundred and fifty
pounds and is valued at 81, 800 90; The com
plete exhibit made by this famous Philadelphia
concern is the most elaborate OF Its kind ever
attempted.