The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-11

a display of bottled goods that will
beat ANYTHING YOU have ever seen. All
varieties of home grown fruits and
vegetables have been put up in a
tempting manner And say, It's all
Won can do TO keep from stealing a
glass or two OF that fruit jelly. 1t
looks for all the world like the kind
that grandmother used TO make. and
that is. you know. beyond compari-
son,
Manual Training.
Tho manual training exhibit OF the
Weber academy is splendid Hand
cases. and numerous other pieces show
the excellent work being accomplished
by those who enter this department
at this well known institution of learn
Ing.
In the domestic art department eX-
hibit may also be seen the work OF
skilled hands. II is evident here that
the girl who attends the Weber acad-
envy Is taught that THE Mission OF
the Ideal Woman Is 10 make the Whole
World Homellke." and that she is
given the right kind of start by be-
ing taught to mend her own hose and
make her own clothes. In this exhibit
one sees everything from the smallest
kind of darn in a dainty stocking 10
a clcverly made dress
HIoh School Commercial
The exhibit of the Ogden High school
is large and very attractive. The
specimens of the work done in the
manual training classes are really re-
markable. A number of beautiful pieces
OF furniture are shown. besides a large
objection bf other aryiclos turned
out In this department Of school work.
The commercial department display
occupies considerable space and is OF
more than ordinary interest 1t shows
the work OF the beginner in book
keeping and nlso the efforts of the
finished product" when he is prepar-
ed 10 receive his diploma. Tho bus
mess dealings Of the High School
Mercantile Co" are also displayed on
paper and prove that much buslness
activity goes on in the high school
commercial world
An excellent exhibit is the grade
work of the Ogden schools This dis
play starts with the first writing les
sons given to tho little people in the
first grade, and leads up 10 the
more advanced work accomplish
ed by the pupils of the higher
grades. il Is all interesting. and an
education TO the older boys and girls
who visit the fair just TO see what is
going on.
Deaf and Blind.
The wonderful good that is being
done by the Utah School for the Deaf
and Blind Is foTcibly demonstrated by
the large exhibit which this instl,u-
tion is maintaining at the fair One
can hardly understand how it Is pos
Sible for the deaf and blind to be
taught 10 do those things which per-
sons not so unfortunate do. but, nov
ertheless, they arc trained 10 do most
everything. as the samples of their
work at the fair demonstrate.
Among the collection Of specimens
OF work done at this institution are
several sizes and shapes of shoes and
boots. These were made by the deaf
and blind. Their work shows unusual
care. The boots and shoes are not
cheaply made. but are put together as
if to last. There arc other things in
this exhibit OF equally as great in
terest to the fair visitor A small 10.
comotiye made at this school. attracts
much attention. 1t is constructed for
all the world like the bis ones. and
has all the outside trimmings that are
found on the real railroad engines
A painted map of the United States
on which is shown pictures or bits Of
products OF the different industries os
the country, is another interesting fea.
turc to look at when visiting the en-
hibit Of the School for the Deaf and
Blind.