Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-03
EXHIBITS ATTRACT ATTENTION OF DEALERS


known as the North Dakota corner
and the state boys are attracting their
share Of attention.
Perfection. =.
Perfection is we'll displayed by thu
Perfection Tanning Mill company in
Its display Of grain cleaners and grad
ers. The opportunity for dealers to
get the agency is displayed on large
placards which adorn the exhibit,
while the electric motor attachment
allows full demonstration of the ex-
cellent qualities of the machine. The
number is No. 9.
The J. I. Case company and the Sta
vel Carriage company are next in line
with an abundance of literature and
excellent displays with an authoritative
we'll versed representative to tell the
story which goes with these excellent
1911 features to advance the work of
I1C 'uGdl6T.
f. Space No. II is occupied by the Loye
tSaddlery Co., of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Fand is in charge of B. F.. Buckley who
represents them in this state and the
Northwest territory. Loye Saddlery
co. are makers of the 81 line of har-
ness which has reputation through
out the Northwest as the most attrac-
tive and best built goods that long ex-
perience and careful selection Of the
best harness leather the market can
produce. All harness of the 81 brand
Is fully guaranteed as they are built
On honor. The firm show a fine sam
pie line Of heavy team harness, light
double driving harness and single har-
ness of all kinds from their cheapest
to the most expensive grades, and also
blankets and robes of all kinds. The
Loye Saddlery Co. makes a speciality
of the implement and hardware men
trade and build a line of harness that
are made expressly for their trade.
Their exhibit is one of the most at
tractive exhibits in the building. Mr.:
Buckley will be very glad to show
anyone interested in the harness line
this fine line of samples and explain
Eto them the construction and quality
of the famous 81 line Of harness.. =.
+ MapIebay Company. -:
t. The Maplebay Co.,. also have nigh
Ety fine Smut machine on exhibition.
Norwegian Flynn, their representative,
was not in, but his competitors told
all about 1t and of course they would
not dare say anything which was not
true. 1t presents new idea by carry.
Ing wild oats and king heads out Of
the machine on a stream of running
water. 1t is something entirely new
and promises, to make a biz. lhit.susssAkll
the dealers are quite interested in 1t
and they all say that Mr.. Flynn likes
to get chance to talk about it. The
Maplebay Co: occupy space No. r..
+ w. J. Hammond has the Van Brunt
drill, showing new idea in double
disc construction and distribution OF
the seed. Mr.. Hammond has had the
agency for this company for twenty
years and what more can be said to
show you what they are than to quote
the familiar phrase, "The Old Reliable
Van Brunt." No. IA is the space occu
pied by this exhibit.
The American Grain Separator Co
occupies section Is. They have a
Winner there and a Smut machine
The small separator on exhibition
could be handled by a 4-year-old child
1t is SO simple. It is run for inspec
ton and the way it separates the mix
ture put into 1t is certainly a caution
Be sure to ask them to run that baby
machine.
A Good Display.
The center piece is the international
Harvester Co., represented by Claude
laDue. A large assortment of Irvine
is displayed, but the most interesting
feature Is the flax rope, made from ma
tive fax fibre-manila and sisal fibre
in the raw state. This rope is manu-
featured at mills in St. Paul. It is {
new venture and many big things arr
expected from 1t. They also have OF
exhibition two cream separators, "Tht
Dairymaid" and 1.-THE Bluebell."
sample of this display which is passed
out is one of the big souvenirs of tn,
show. =.
w. H. Allen and K. e. GLASGOW ar,
representing the Maytag Co., Of New
ton, Iowa. This should be of fnteres
to the ladies as it means no more blu,
! MnndaYS- M more trad .1,anscloe a.