The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-04
Thousands Visit Attractive
Exhibits Displayed by
Utah Concerns.
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Fifth South street captured the first
prize in the baby show. This little
youngster proved to be an almost per-
| feet child. He was healthy almost TO
a fault and had the strength of the in.
fant Hercules. Closely up to the prize
! winner in baby points were Gladys Ole
son, PA West First North street, and
Mena Mathews, $50 street, who were
given second and third prize, respective
ly. The first prize in the contest was
a handsome knitted baby suit and the
second and third prizes were knitted
jackets.
A handsome leather order book, given
by the Salt Lake Hardware company, was
awarded to w. w. Calder, as the Oldest
travelling man In point OF service IN Utah.
the Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
pany and has been on the road thirty
four years. AS the second oldest travel
ing salesman. Fin Brooks OF the Inland
Crystal Salt company, w1o has been on
the road thirty three years. was given a
leather card case by the Meredith Trunk
Selling company, who has been travelling
In Utah for thirty two years, was award
ed third prize. The Judges In the contest
were William G2rton. Oliver r. Meredith,
The prize for the largest family at the
show yesterday went to Mrs. William
Ray of 242 West Third North street, who
had her ten children at the show. The
prize was 100 loaves of bread, given by
the Templeton bakery.
During the day there was excellent or
cheStra music, and Miss Carmelita Pitt
charmed tAe people with several beautiful
solos, cxquisitely sung
Today is Ladies' Home Industry day.
and during the afternoon number OF
contests OF particular interest TO women
will be held The lady who Is clothed
In the best suit or dress OF Gtah-madc
fabric f,. vii M receive a i've pound box OF
this contest will be a threa-pourl box OF
Miriam Brooks candy.
The judges In the baby contest were
Mrs. J, c, Howard, William Buchanan
The Utah Gas & Coke company con-
Quoted little baby show all its own.
The youngest baby at the show was pre-
month"; old daughter of Mrs Leon Rich
ards, 436 East Eleventh South street
took the cake.
The contest FOR the most attractive
girl not more than IA years old. brought
out group of charming contestants
After much deliberation the judges gave
2lS d street. a charming little 10-year-
old Miss Delida Anderson. IA years old
of 265 West Fourth South street. was
awarded second prize. The first prize was
a flve-pound box of candy, presented by
the Merchants Candy company. and the
second a three-pound box Of Sweets
the Judges were MIS-. NelaP
Chambers. o. II. Hewlett and Earle Aid
ridge
A score of boys OF manly appearance.
natty in the their khaki service uniform; un-
animation in a competition arranged by
the q: G. NJ. I, DR.. J. II. Taylor, scout
sommissi0neT Oscar KiTSham deputy
scout master were the examiners. The
winner was Leo Allen, 335 Kensington
avenue, and was. given a pair OF Boy
Clark, 957 Garfield avenue. and Archie
Nelson, 1888 Fourth East street. were tied
for second place and each was given a
pair OF Boy Scout overas b. the z.
Great honors came to sid Phillips.
travelling salesman for Borden's Matted
milk, at the show last night by a jurY OF
women. lie was awarded first prize as
the handsomest travelling man in Utah.
Furthermore. Mr., Phillips proved that a
man may be beautiful even though fat.
and upset the oft-abuscd proverb. NO
body loves a fat man" George Goddard
OF the Goddard Pickles and Preserves
Mr. Goddard has long been the Apollo of
the travelling men. while il Is only recent
ly that Mr. Phillips laid claim TO recog
milton OF his personal and opulent pulchri-
Mrs. j. H Roberts and Miss Myrtle Cas-
tleton Mr. Phillips was given as first
prize box OF Leader cigars and box
OF j. w. Quinn's cigars. To Mr. Goddard
brands, presented by the Salt Lake brew
cry, Wagener's brewery: the A Fisher
Brewing company and the Utah Brewing
company,
For the best banner or pennant made
OF labels from Utah goods. the Salt Lake
Hardware company will give a ladys
handbag, The second prize will be 100
engraved cards. given by the Pembroke
Stationery company; the third prize a
twelve-pound fruit cake. donated by the
Tempeton bakery; tho fourth prize,
fve-pound box of McDonald's chocolates
the ffth prize, fve-pound box OF
rnacaroons, given by the Templeton ball-
ery
The most inviting menu Of Utah prod
ucts will get as first prize case of as
sorted fruit, in bottles. from the Timpa-
nogos Fruit company. The second prize
WILL be two dozen cans of condensed milk
from the Utah Condensed MIX company
and Borden's Condensed Milk company;
and the third prize, n slx-pound fruit
cake given by the TempIeton bakery
Six pounds Of butter will be given by
the Jensen Creamery company, Nelson e.
Kicks and the Christensen Produce COM
pany for the best plain cake OF Dta., ma
ter!als. The second award Is twenty five
pounds OF sugar given by the Utah Idaho
Sugar company. and the third, two boxes
OF assorted cakes from the Superior Bak-
ing company.