The daily sentinel., 1907-09-24

Sales will have charge. With the
fruit already on display, the show is
most creditable and shows that Pal
isade will be in at the winning.
Ascending the north stairs the
first table is to be devoted to the
deaf, dumb and blind display. This
was not in evidence this morning.
By its side was the chlldren's work
in all kinds of articles. Along the
north wall of the gallery is the sofa
pillow display, and such a bewllder-
ing array of beautiful pillows 1t
would require an artist to describe
them. The colors and textures were
delightful to look upon.
Fleming & Lamb have a most ar
tistic display of furniture and goods
Of their business in the extreme
northwest corner of the gallery.
The west side of the gallery on the
first aisle is the canned fruits and
kitchen stores. Mrs. Frank E. Dean
was in charge.
The cakes and pies-and myl how
inviting they looked-was in charge
of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Todd.
The Singer Sewing Machine agency
in this city had many machines on
exhibit, old ana new, showing the
evolution from the ancient TO the
modern machine.
Harry Hiatt was straight down the
same aisle with a very handsome dis
play of saddlery and harness.
The Grand Junction Electric & Gas
Manufacturing company came next
with an array of gas raLges and
stoves ana other fixtures Of their
line of business.
The Crown Furniture company
had a liberal and handsome display
in the southwest corner. On the
west side at the south of the gal
lery. w. X Murray had handsome
display of fancy linens.
Anderson. the plano man, had a
very elaborate display of pianos fac
ing northward. in the gallery on the
south side.
Right back of him on the south
aisle was a very creditable display
of amateur Photographic work.
c. D. Smith & Co. had a case con-
tanning all their manufactured pre-
parations for which this house in its
four stores in the valley is famous.
Then there was Dean, the fotog-
rafer. Is there any use to say any
thing of Deans work? 1t speaks so
strongly for itself that It seems use
less to just multiply words about an
artist of whom this whole section of
the state is proud.
Then along the wall is nice ar
ray of quilts of all shapes, patterns
and sizes. They looekd most invit-
ing to the tired reporter and he felt
like hooking one and turning in for
n nap.
Is the great school display, This Is
bv the schools of the city of Grand
Junction and must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Superintendent Allen and
his corps OF workers have spent much
time to give this illustration of what
can be done by the scholars OF the
Grand Junction schools.
The display beside this is pyrog-
raphy done by the juveniles and was
In charge Of Mrs. Bishop. There were
beautiful designs in this to attract
the eve of anyone that is Interested
in this work.
In great cases to the left Of the
aisle on the east was the decorated
china exhibit This was in charge OF
Miss Camille Wallace. NO one Wouli
imagine, without an examination OF
this work. that there were artists
in the decoration of china so skilled,
living in Grand Junction. This was
one of the most beautiful of the dis
plays. ,- -,
Mrs. Charles Clark had charge OF
another great exhibit OF Knitted
Goods and needle work, and it is
here perhaps that the lady viewing
the beauties Of the exhibition hall
will remain the longest 1t is su,
perb and altogether charming ana
attractive.
viewed from all parts, is the art de
partmen1 in charge OF c. II; Robin
son This is. indeed. creditable to
his artistic taste in its arrangement
The Mesa Paint & Wall Paper
company also have very rI. Deau 'iu ~,
display of art decorative work OF
.bo oa11ary floor