The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-06

pany OF New York., the largest i'm
porters of Japanese goods in America.
Mir. H. f. Rockwell. the gentleman in
charge. knows how to artistically dis
play his goods and show them to the
best advantage. Here one finds the
dainty in expensive Japanese goods
for the cheaper trade and the high
priced varieties from the japanese
kingdom. In commenting on the pres
ent western trade Mr.. Rockwell says
in selling goods 1t is noticeable the
artistic tastes of the people are rapid
ly growing more educated in the high
err lines and each year more of the
rarer varieties of Japanese ware are
called for than previously. The most
exquisite of their wares displayed are
the dainty tea sets in Toxic, Tanzian
and Satsuma ware. In these wares
are also shown beautiful vases. crack
err Jars and dishes of various kinds.
Among the travelling men in for the
druggists convention are: ]. L. Calf
ney. selling Hugh Watts line of
cigars: v. d. Murphy, the varnish
man; Charles Wasem, with Libby, Nc
Neil & Libby; C. F. Shogren, with
FootSchulz & Co.; C. O. Allison, SELL
ing the Hersey chocolates; w. j.
Clare, with Nash Bros; l.. B. Mac
phersOn, with Tibbs, Hutchins & Co.;
C. A. BRAINS, with the d. Scotch COM
pany; Fred Little, with the Spaulding-
Merrick company; J. F. Kenaley. reps
resenting the Ziegler-Egan Candy
company; T. X. Singer, with the Fred
Stearns company, Detroit; A. s. Dill
worth, with the Meredith Drug COM
pany; Roy Demmick of the Good Luck
Snuff company; Geo. M. Fowler, with
the Hooker Cigar company; Victor
Saul, with a line of pictures; George
j. Schlukbier, representing the Bristol
Sweet company, Fargo; c. 8. Soren-
son. representing Kennedy Shuftel-
Andrews company; E. w. Merrill, for
the Eliel-Jermane; H. E. Payne and
Ed Quistgaard; Seth Burgess, organ
izer for the National Association of
Retail Druggists; Hayes Young, rep
resenting Colgate & Co.; George Park
er and Mr.. Humbolt; w. Dreyfess, as
sisted by J. Klein, for the Meineckc
Toy company; w. H. WEIGH, with q
line of perfumeries; H. B. Ashelman
and B. F. Ashelman, with the National
Cash Register company; Geo. H. Will
Hanson will display fine display OF
the Williamson fountain pens; H. L.
Lupton represents the ]. B. Ford COM
pany, Wyandotte, Mich; ]. T. Hanson
Is in charge of large line of brushes;
Terry McCosker, with Mcdonald Bros;
j. D. Sattler, of the Sattler Liquor
company of Duluth, his wife and
daughterebeing here on visit to Mrs.
Sattler's mother, Mrs. H. E. Maloney
during the convention; H. Saffron, with
Wemott- Howard & Co., and Milton
Woods, with the A. c. McClurg COM
pany, and ]. B. Cecil of the Minnesota
News company, who are accompanied
by their brides.
Mcdonald Bros. of Minneapolis have
their sample rooms in the basement
with T.. c. McCosker in charge. A
magnificent line of holiday goods and
novelties is shown here. Fine cut
glass, hand painted china, the newest
line of French grey hollow ware that
is selling so rapidly and the Meteor
coffee percolator in all sizes, chatting
dishes and dolls and toys make up the
showing, with Irish Terry in charge
to tell the latest story and make the
purchasing merchants go away feel
ing glad they came to the convention.
In the basement will be found also
the Minnesota News company sample
rooms with Mr.. ]. B. Cecil and Mr..
Ed Mitchell in charge. They show
fine line of books, bibles, fancy cards,
souvenir postals and stationery sup
plies.