The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-16
UTAH s(0DUCED
GOODS TO FRONT
Home Manufacture Is Given
Stimulus at Splendid Out
ing at Lake.
IMMENSE CROWD ATTENDS
/ ASSOCIATIONS EXCURSION
intense Interest in Drawing for
Nearly Five Hundred Valu-
able Prizes.

when you buy goods ask il they are
made In Utah"
This Inscription was in evidence all
over the Saltair pavilion Friday during
the annual outing OF the Manufacturers
Association of Utah. and the general
idea OF the slogan was carried out from
the time one entered the gates until his
return TO the city. Stationed at cach
gate, where the crowds entered the re
sort wcro several men with large grab
bngs. and each ono passing into the pa
Niion was given chance to draw prize
OF some utah manufactures sooos A'ee
OF charge,
every description manufactured IN TINS
whistles. lsrit wash rags and various
Bther articles. useful as well as orna-
hental. and this event proved attrac rae
We, especially among the children, VINO
net every train that came In and got
eyeral chances at the grabbag.
Attendance Is Large.
The attendance was large. all OF which
WAS gratifying TO the commlttee III
charge of the event. No special pro
granlmc was arranged. but everybody
had an enjoyable time. The feature OF
the day was the grand drawing Tor Spe-
cial prizes OF Utah-made goods. Tnere
were i5S prizes. donated by the various
manufacturers for this occasion, and the
drawing created considerable interest;
Another feature of the day was the
banquet given by Mrs. Olive Havcns and
n number of other public-spirited women
in honor of the Utah manufacturers. The
banquet was served at 1880 o'clock and
everything on the tables WIS OF Utah
production, purchased from the different
uanufa cturerS by the women in charge
OF the affair The table presented
pretty appearance. and each article was
labeled with a neat placard bearing the
name OF the firm by which II was pro-
duced. The centerpiece WAS composed
bricks. made OF candy by the. KeeIcy Ice
Cream company. which made the ice
S;eam for the event. This was sur
rounded by some beautiful iioral designs
An An-Utah Menu.
The menu contained the following
d Worcester sa.re. superior Baking
bmpanys cake. yiepna Baking COM
any's bread. Blanchard butter potato
hips from the Forest Dale Potato Chip
company. Hewlett Bros tea. soda water
|from the Deseret Soda Water company,
candy from Murphy Bros. and the J. G.
the National Biscuit company; pickles
and olives from the Mount Pickle COM
pany. eggs from the ]. NJ. Christensen
sompany The table linens used used Snpe Sepe
ply company. Mrs. Herr. who has the
refreshments privilege at Saltair. fur
nished the ladies with lemonade free OF
:harge. which was greatly appreciated.
Those who assisted Mrs. Havens in
&arranglng the banquet and in paying the
3cSpenscs of the same are Mrs. j. III.
8Whitbeclt Dr. Grace Stratton, Miss Mar
|garet Connel Mrs. ]. Wallace. Miss Nina
Manchester, Miss Lena Moore and Miss
IF. Kinssbury, Several of the officers
'pf the Manufacturers association were
guests OF the ladies At the banquet.
Opening Of Displays Postponed
n The displays OF Utah products for the
of the rooms of the Manufac-
3turers' association in the Vermont build
Mug on Friday morning were not quite
kmplete, owing to the failure OF the de-
cry of the showcases in time for the
ening Instead OF fifty cases being in
Es there were only about fifteen. but
Arcsented an attractive appearance.
cir exhibits, and large number
pms visited the rooms during the
and inspected the various dis
large crowd enjoyed the after
the lake in dancing and bath
the evening was brought to a
the drawing for the large list OF
DriZeS.