The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-16

products in this window indicate that
they manufacture about everything in
the line of extracts, yeasts, baking
powder and chewing gum.
The real literary portion of the ex-
hibit is that of Crane & Co, which
consists of a sample of many of the
best books which have been written
by Kansas authors and published by
this firm.
The sixth window is occupied by the
display of Oscar Krauss & Sons with
harness and leather goods. which they
have manufactured in this city for a
great many years.
One of the most interesting ex-
hibits in the entire display is that of
w c. Stenger. the manufacturer of
new one to this city and one that but
little is known of by the public in
general. Mr.. tSenger has just COM
pleted two violins which cost their
purchasers about as much as a first
class piano They each sold for $3.50.
The first one was purchased by Mrs.
Ed Mooney, 722 Topeka avenue. and
the other one by Mrs r. E. Howard
AS Buchanan street.
The eighth window display is that
of the Brist Manufacturing company
who make the boomerang toy, which
has had a very large sale all over the
United States, as we'll as a welding
compound known as weldarine
The ninth window is taken by the
display of the National Skirt company
which is an institution which has but
recently located in this city and is en-
gagged as the name of the company in
dicates in the manufacture of skirts.
There is but one display of Topeka
manufactured candies though there
are several factories in the city. This
exhibit is made by the Central Candy
Petro & Woodford. a North Topeka
firm of druggists who manufacture
over a hundred varieties of druggists
sundries. have only small portion OF
their products on display.
The Kaw Package company which
manufactures about everything in the
line of wooden shipping baskets as well
as barrels and shipping cases, occupies
the eleventh window with samples of
the output of their institution.
Otto Kuehne has window display
of hundred or such a matter of diff
ferent varieties of the products of his
factory, which includes nearly every
thing that can be picked as well as
jams and sauces.
The Gavitt Medical company have
1 probably hundred varieties of patent
medicines, perfumes and other pro-
ducts of their factory on display in the
/ thirteenth window
The Topeka Milling company have a
| display of several of their brands OF
7 -4CuA dS well aS their package goods.
4 Ihe western Wooden mills are using
the fifteenth window for the display of
the products of their mill which con
slsts OF heavy woolens and mems
clothing.
The tanning mill which is being
manufactured by Lewis and futile and
which has proven such a great success
uIVldes window space with the display
of dairy goods made by the Jensen
Manufacturing company. The NEXT
window space displays the products of
me A H. Bennett, Artificial Stone and
Cement blocks Manufacturing Instit1I-
ton as well as the paints manufac-
tured by j. K. Jones. The only dis
play that is duplicated is that of
prooms. The second exhibit being
that of the Kansas Broom works.
The last display as well as one of the
most elaborate is that of the Topeka
PURE Milk company. which makes a
specially OF pure milk, butter and ice
cream Special arrangements have
peen made for the lighting of the win
/ doWs and the electric lights will be al
/ lowed to burn until midnight or later
each evening all week.