Arizona republican., 1905-12-30

| done while the fungus was growing and then allowed to dry. The picture
 represents two hounds in leash and
 won gold medals at the Worlds Fair
 GENERAL EXHIBITS.
 The sugar-beet exhibit m the annex to the exhibition hall is one that should attract the attention of many farmers. Everything is shown from the seed to the manufactured sugar There are Arizona beets that slipped l through by chance without attention | and there are some beets grown else where and shipped in as an illustra- tion of what the Arizona farmers want to raise next season. There are also on exhibition the tools needed in the
 cultivation of the sugar beet
 H. S. Griswold has a good display of racycles and bicycles and the fit tings that go with them. There are big wheels and little wheels and light wheels and heavy wheels Next 10 his display is that of the Old Trusty Incubator, which is made in Clay Cen ter, Nebr.
 The A. B. c. Go. or Arizona Brewing company, of Prescott, has a very tastefully arranged exhibit on the north side of the hall There are handsomely painted barrels and there l is accompanying the bulk display a fine exhibit of bottled goods of Ari zona manufacture.
 | The Bear drug store of this city has a display of a varied nature, but mainly of preparations put up exclusively by | that pharmacy. It occupies a very con- l sp.cuous position.
 The Valley Mills, operated by Viault
 & Son, has a most handsome and
 unique display. There is for a center piece a picture of an Arizona desert
 and mountains beyond, the material
 used in it's coloring and perspective
 being Salt River valley grains, and
 the Hours made of them The pie ! ture is surmounted by immense Ioaves
 of bread made from the Valley Mills products. There are other specimens
 of the mill products on exhibition. and altogether this section is one that by
 it's novelty attracts attention. The space occupied by the Phoenix Trunk Factory is another that inter-
 ests people locally, for it is manufac-
 turing enterprise locally situated. This section is lined with the trunk canvas and draped with the trunk lining util- 1 ized by the factory in it's product | There is a specially. made, quilted, trunk that comes in for good deal of attention, and a considerable display
 of other trunks and bags.
 The Doris Heyman Furniture com pany, though getting it's exhibit open
 little late, nevertheless has Q most
 interesting one. It consists of all kinds
 of furniture, sewing machines, Buck
 ranges. carpets, rugs. graniteware.
 wall paper designs, bedding. and alto
 gether just as great a variety of the
 stock carried by the big Phoenix house as the space will permit Of | In the center of the annex is a jew i elry display and to the south of it is
 found the A. Redewill & Sons corner. Though tEe firm carries a large stock of musical instruments of all kinds. it
 exhibits only the pi1nola piano. de-
 pending on literature to do the rest : The Arizona Saddlery & Harness
 Co.,. of 45 North Center street. Phoe-
 nix. has a fine display of harness,
 leather, Indian brides. and saddles,
 and a showcase full of gloves that are
 handsome and unique as well as of
 practical value.
 i A. H. Davidson. a Phoenix horseman
 and horse-shoer, has a showing of
 over two dozen kinds of horse shoes
 made by MT. Davidson himself and in
 cluding every conceivable shape and
 kind of a horseshoe. Beside the va
 riety the workmanship is incompara-
 ble.
 | There is a novelty in the center of the annex that attracts the attention | of the agriculturist in particular, but others are also interested. It is an ani- al , of oregon, who has moved to Phoenix and will manufacture traps here. The trap is guaranteed to kill any kind of
 an animal from gopher to a bear. It | is small spring gun that can be set in gopher hole or adapted to other purposes. The trap shoots a small shotgun cartridge and sells for $2.5O. it is claimed that one dead gopner is worth a dollar. so it ought not to take such a trap long to pay for itself
 in this country. MT. Sargent is located at 23 West Adams street, with the
 Arizona Hardware & Vehicle Co. Frank Woods, another Phoenix horse shoer. also has a display of horse | shoes he has made himself. of which | too much can not be said. It indicates
 the makers ability to turn out what ever is wanted in the horseshoe line,
 regardless of it's shape.
 | Alex Rheinstein, Phoenix whole saler, has a fine presentation Of the bottled goods of the Lemp Brewing company. The brands include FaI- staff, Lemps Tally, Extra Pale, Standard, Culmbacher, Tip Top, etc. The showing is arranged in a small
 but orderly and tastefully decorated 1 booth.
 One of the real novelties of the an nex and one that attracts the attention
 of those who know nice things when | they see them is a space that is filled by the exhibit of George M. Smith and Miss Ethel D. Baker of Bide a Wee ranch, northeast of Phoenix. MT. Smiths display consists of a line of 1 furniture, including everything needed in a house. It is all hand made and made by MT. Smith himself, of vary ing materials, both pine and hard
 wood. The furniture is of the mission style, solid, heavy. durable. but pleas ing to the eye and comfort suggesting.
 Miss Baker, who has a studio at the ranch, presents some very pretty pie lures in water colors.
 The display of D. H. Burtis is the h..