Show TURKISH TRADE MARKS BAZAR AZAR TAKES PLACE OF AMER ICAN department STORE coffee shop an inseparable Insi parable accod panl pani ment of each shop art classified according to the business done bazars take tho the place of department stores in bagdad tho word bazar means bargain but in III tho the turkish it la Is generally applied to io a a ee ries of shops forming farming a continuous row on oth both sides aides ot of a thoroughfare As turkish streets aro narrow often only eight or ten feet wide congestion results tho the shops themselves are small the more commodious being only eight by ten feet and the smaller five by six feet one whole side j opens on the street in bagdad writes the american consul bazars are divided into several classes according to tile the location and the wares sold the classification follows lows K arla basht bashi Is the name of tho the bazar where groceries candles candies and liquids are sold sug el Is where fruits and vegetables aro are sold tho the name la Is also applied to the district and it to la generally understood that the drug stores are in tho the bazar sug el though it la Is so only by accident t in the sug bug el sarat saral wearing apparel haberdashery antiques and rugs are sold sug ol el Is the bazar where bagdad made cloth such as prints calico and silk bilk goods is sold Yemen clila Is the bazar where native shoes are manufactured and sold sug el cl Is the coppersmith bazar tho the copper Is heated and worked while hot inside the shops but the cold shoot sheet copper is hammered into shape 0 aut ut in the street dab bab el agha Is occupied by the blacksmiths tinsmiths and carpenters the blacksmiths make chains nails locks and horse and donkey shoes oboes the tin maths manufacture tin vessels pots water cans and lanterns the carpenters make practically all the furniture used there and coffins doors and door and window aindow frames different bazars are segregated in different parts of the city and the district often takes the name of tho the bazar some bazars are als also 0 named after the district in which they aro are situated there being no sharp divisions of the bazar according to tho the material sold an example Is the bazar sug el hanoon in the jewish di district which is said to be patronized hy by jews only in each bazar there Is a khani for every ten or twelve shops abor these khans ahans are two stories high and have an open court in III the center the rooms on the four sides all opening into the court A large door leads from the open court I 1 nto into the 11 treet street the rooms in the chanar khan are 0 let to th tha different shopkeepers for their our eur plus wares I 1 each bazar has a coffee shop wah w Is a large open place partly covic cosec by a roof where a large numbers cumbe iger cheap wooden settees are arn arranger rows any one who sits down lu coffee shop first gets a cup of turks tur coffee and then a native pipe in wh y tobacco is smoked V I 1 j charge for the coffee avd ad the use tho the pipe Is about two cents tt T coffee shop pasha Is ta t bourse for the native business pe pea pie here the merchants gather 1 lj discuss trade bills and other subject representatives of oc the banks asce tain hero here the number of bills to b taken up and secure the facts fron fro which they can determine the e ex change rates for bills and for foreia coins the rates are practically do de ter mined in the coffee shops |