Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

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 presents a pyramid of bottled goods embracing about everything good to drink. that has no liquor in it.
 D. H. Burtis has a sample line of
 his stock in evidence. which includes bathtubs ranges. porcelain sinks ana washbasins, tanks. tinware. and place to register if the sightseer seeks fur ther information. There is also an old fashioned spinning wheel which Is something of a novelty.
 H. S. Griswold. the Racycle man. Is getting all the good he can out of the Fair with samples of his wheel. of his linoIe puncture remedy and other things that come in his line. He Is not letting his light shine for he has no light but another man has one in his booth. that shines enough for both of them. It Is sample in opera. ton. of the lamp sold by the Pitner Gasoline Lighting Company of Chica . go. c. H. Wheelock of the Ford hotel. local agent. Of its merits anyone may learn by making inquiry.
 The Singer Wheeler & Wilson sew ing machine display is one that most
  a mans time to stop and look at. It demonstrates that one who knows how can do almost anything on sewing machine The booth is a large one and is handsomely dressed and stocked. Besides the machines the stock is val ued at about s2.00O. being an exhibition stock that was brought down here from the Pike's Peaks celebration Most of it consists of sewing machine needle work Included is pair of lace cur tains worth $500. a large doll whose costume is valued at s16S. being made of drawn work and tucks, all on a Singer But what will appeal most to the maie visitors is three pictures made on a Singer machine. in hand some gilt frames and valued at $500 At first glance one notices their beauty and takes them for oil paintings. When the manner of their creation is under stood they seem more beautiful than ever.
 William Evans has a sample of his tank building. plumbing and electric light work that is most creditable.
 The Pratt-Gilbert display. mentioned before. can not be overlooked by any body for it is in the center of the hall and is a fine aggregation of things to ride in.
 Way back by the Cactus manufac- lures display. also mentioned before and something everybody should see is one of the smallest but sweetest booths on the ground. It is fronted with A showcase filled with Donofrio's cry Gfa sweetmeats. and Is presidede over by young lady. This too Is a novel and creditable Arizona infant industry of great pormise.
 The Arizona Saddlery Company of Phoenix has a showy array of saddles. brides. blankets. leather. gloves. whips. etc. the apartment being carpeted and walled with Navajo blankets.
 Adjoining 1t Is a water display. for Arizona. though short of water in A general way. carries the best line of 1t In the world considering size and quai- ity. There are more kinds of water in Arizona than in any geographical sub- division on earth. They vary from Sal. and alkali to the finest mountain springs to be found anywhere and the purest and most healthful mineral springs. hot. cold, and luke warm. This particular display comes from Castle Hot Springs. about forty miles north of Phoenix. the springs that have made famous from coast to coast as a health and rest resort the Castle Hot Springs hotel. There are three big 1O-gallon demiJohns with the jackets off. filled with this water. and look at it drives away all thought of tanglefoot or the foam crested beverage of popular GUS tom. and brings back the honest and sober thirst of youth.
 Frank Woods has a good showcard in an exhibit of a large and varied as- sortment of horseshoes. hand made and with his own hands.
 The White Sewing Machine Com panys booth is we'll equipped, we'll stocked with with machines and pro- fusion of needlewOrk. the result of their work by skillful operators.
 The south wing of the new building one of the most attractive ex- hibfts in the building. that of the Hill seed house of this city. It is a com- binatiOn of the floral. vegetable and poultry supply business. There are scores of potted plants. bulbs seeds galore and good line of chicken foods and Petaluma incubators. A handsome sign. made of garden seeds of various kinds and cOlors is prominently shown. To miss this is to miss one of the good things.
 The Remington typewriter display in a Tar corner or this wing is a worthy one and is under the care of S. F. Over- hiser. who came here but a few days ago to take charge of the Territorial business. His headquarters are No. i2-44 north First street. and Phoenix will be the central point of the com pany's business in Arizona. which is already largely established. Sample are one exhibition and Mir OTerhiser is wiling to talk shop to everybody.
 Between this booth and the agricul- tural department Is the exhibit of the Eastern Sugar Company. one that every resident of this valley. and par ticularly the farmers, should see. It shows a fine assortment of valley rais- ed beets. the manufactured sugar, sacks seed. equipment. etc. The beets have been brought in in competition for a large number of cash prizes offered by the company early in the season On O circular explaining these is a notice to