Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
FLOUR AND FooDsrUFFs.


companies. Now bread must be- made
tasty with butter ana to constitute "a
tempting meal must be surrounded BY
the familiar delicacles and necessities
Of life The Faust Creamery and sup-
ply company shows an kinds Of butter.
eggs, milk ana cheese. The Mount
Pickle company shows an STYLES OF
pickles, vinegars, condiments and pick
le products. The Utah Macaronl
company show vermiCeli and macaroni
that would more than please the palate
OF son OF sunny Italy
Meats, of course. are not exhibited
After eating. there IS o. craving for
something good TO drink Hewlett
Brothers show more than 81 varieties
Of spices. teas and coffees: they have
q huge Japanese pagoda. made Of cans
hlled with extracts, teas and coffees.
An immense teapot Is a unique touch
20 this exhibit-one OF the largest ia
The pavihon-and pretty little girls
dressed like daughters Of the mikada
play around on the lawn at the base OF
the pagoda.
There are many who do not care for
teas nor coffees but prefer the salts
Tying soft drink of dainty hue. Fer
those Of this taste there are soda wa
tiers galore shown by Denhalter.
CONDENSED MILK.
But II teas ana coffees are used,
dash Of fresh or condensed milk Is an
important addition TO the beverage. The
Cache Valley company OF Logan ana
the Utah company Of Richmond show
condensed milks and creams
Busy little bees are "a part OF the
superior Honey company's display.
McDoNALD's EXHIBIT.
Who hasn't a sweet tooth? Every
body. And everybody's sweet tooth
gets a hungry feeling when its owner
stands In the j. G. Mcdonald exhibit A
huge dutch Windmill whose arms turn
and Keep the air i'm Manufacturers hai
clear and fresh, has at its base a big
cOrnucopia from which dainties fall into
a mound Of good things. At the end
Of a counter covered with more sweet
meats is the water color contests con-
tributions-sent I'm by Salt Lake school
children. The Dutch subjects and scenes
are neat and attract considerable IA
vorable comment.
MAY CLOTHE HIMSELF.
Now eating IS an Oft performed duty
or Observation-Disclosures you preter-but
there are other things in life demanding
"a persons time just as constantly.
Dress Is one OF mans greatest troubles
pleasures II YOU insist. The Utah
toO--in Utah made goods
and so can each member OF his fam
lily or IL he is "a young man. MS tather's
family The Partisan Tailoring com
pany show nats and shoes the a. .
NJ. l. have o special display or wearing
apparel for rest hours /. G. Glosz and
n. stencil show furs for the fair sex;
the salt LAKE Knitting works show
underwear. sweaters and all sorts Of
knit goods There Is apparently no
limit 10 Utah manufacturers ability
TO construct handsome wearing apparel
for everything nom pap 20 the wee
baby.
Clothes must BE- kept clean. and 50
must the body The Utah Soap COM
pany ard A. NJ. Peck, washer manu-
farturar. offer the necessities ana lux
uries Of the toilet and wash days. The
Townsend and Irvine Chemidal com
panies show toilet requisites and equls-
ties in the form OF lotions, creams and
similar products.
When trips are made trunks are nee
essary Meredith shows all shapes Of
grips suit cases and trunks
HARNESS FROM RICHFIELD.
For "Dalby" the old gray mare or
the new spick and span pair Of blacks
O. p. Borg shows harness This nrm
is a Richheld concern.
Charles peterson anu % ~ a'AAAiaNtA
show signs-electric. metal all STYLES
For the home the Utah Fire Clay com
pany shows bricks. sewer pipes ana
similar clay products.
on an sides. on every exhibit with
one or two exceptions are 10 ne So
signs and placards announcing that tho
goods shown are made In Jtah. Ihs
salt Lake Mattress and ltan heddlhE
romnanics show doWny things Tor
elcep-hours with these products be-
inc made i'm Utah, insomnia. has an
uphill and almost hopeless hght here.
on EVERY SIDE.
made IN Utah. Made I'm Utah Mace
iu Utah" ~ can be- seen, Iead' heafa
On every side NJ j, Hewlett super
visor OF manufacturers halL lahes
pride in explaining inc entries i ,,,D
Utah wizards were so heavy. bul one
IN. t,vo suaces could be devoted 10 tor-
ois,n exhibits. and one Of those pro-
d,,cts made by a different hrm IN utah'
srh5s does not take In many other
.,hit{ts Of patent devices 10 ighteh
Inc work Of the head Of the nome ol
mo housewife. Just as II shoulu 1aN'
an hour or 80 to enjoy manuta, luiels
baii,s altering. so would II take coz
NM, after column 20 treat cach eAhlnll
iuetiv. The description given Is a ha'l-
ple of the good things shown
SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
The balcony around the building ls
covered with school exhibits from we
grades OF the Salt Lake public schools
ana from Godron accademy. inc llee
and needle work demal lilsn ", .n ~,
'ther feoture OF thc gallery The sew
me departnent ls a department that s
rrowded an day hy women ana ihe
oOhsi" and Abs" heard are almost
coaslcss.
UTAH ART
The art department ana ooli'' .l'.i
sfulntors are also on this balcony and
are getting steady notice The oan4
stand Is above the main entrance OF
the Manufacturers hail. HeldH pano
is rendering concerts daily