The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-31


Cnsa1 - 0Dsnasg - tAs pure HeeA
ohoW ~ AR1eEy mn1l.
6ut 80 slscrt week intsrvsees hetwesn
opeu3nG the iryt Seattle puro lood expo
setten- 1hs note OF pFeparatton sounds
teud tn the or. and both exhibators and
intending visitoFs are keyed up to concert
pitch In the1S oxpectattouo GA hopes for
euocaoufuI opeutng. The event VIII par
talke o1 IN innovation. inasmuch - Seat
u has never competed with hsr sister
PaciAc coast cities Tor the honors q hold
ine IN sxpositton. eitheT industrial or
oaheswise. There have bsen fairs and
entertainments Of VARYING proportions,
and usually sucesssfuJ h Point 81 interest
and attendance.
The Seattle focd sxpositson. while not
laying clAim % maguitude that would
call tor comparfson between II and big
Industrial expositton of the East. yet will
peeoeno many attractive features, and tho
baef collection Of prepared feed products.
- veil ~ the most cooking demonstra-
tions Of any exhibition given In tbs state.
II +. - 10 name implies. food" expo
s1esen. ana al manner and styles at manu-
featured food products. with the modern
utenstla fee cooking and eating. will b
shown IN handsomely decorated booths.
There Will be cooking lectures. musical
booths. euesaing contests. displays Of the
latest lads In china and glassware. In fact.
IN up.to-tlate food display.
In Boston. whore one In now In progress
Y0e the fourth year. the big Mechanics
fair building Is holding from Is. 90 70 so.ooe
people each day. These food expeditions
are the rstanine fads Of the Eastern cities.
ana wherever introduced become popular
not only with the public but with ths
exhibitors. who seek for proper channels
through which to Introduce goods When
followed up BY daily paper advertising
food exposition n grand investment for
manufacturers Of goods. There II nothing
to equal practical demonstrations In an
exposition.
While every man. woman ana child ap-
pArentiy has full knowledge Of the Inn
portant fact that the food exposition in
aug',rases its triumphant reign at Armory
hall Saturday. November Z. and continues
thereafter TOR one week. vet Il In news
that Win bear repetition. The exposition
r. held by the Seattle Retail Crocers and
Fruit pealefu' Exchange. with Louis W.
Buckley. . veteran In handling similar
exhibitions. as director. II win be omen
after SATURDAY from 10 lo:30 p. m. The
cooking lectures are to BE- delivered In the
room At the end Of the hall. especially
decorated. extra tighted and comfortably
seated FOR the occasion The cooking lee
lures are 10 be given by Mrs Carrie l..
Greene-Lor&hian. 3 New York expert in
cookery ana Z graduate 1t Mrs. Lincoln's
Boetcn cooking school. They are from
70 ?. m. and ~ no extra cost beyond the
) cents admission 70 the hall Mrs.
Greene-rOughlAn requests the ladies To
bring their own Individual spoons and
napkins 10 the lecture 20 that they may
taste each dish ~ prepared.
Il n alnC desirable that they hiring note
books and pencils, that they may take
copaouH notes Of the lectures. The sub
tecta Of the lectures were published in the
Observation-Disclosures last Thursday morning.
season ticlkets embracing admission TO
the exposition and the full course Of lee
lures. seven admissions. can b. purchased
prior 70 tho opening 81 any retail grocer.
~ the once Of the expceffion 12B First
avenua ~ Stewart Z Holmes Drug Conn
pany's store. or Of any member OF the 81.
Marks Church Guild. Ladies' auxiliary,
q. u x. Hebrew Benevolent Society (Mrr
A. Lawn and other charitable creanixa-
TONS Every ticket bought OF these or
Eaniyattons results In increasing their
funds. After "wednesday season tickets
can also ~ purchased IT the Aymony. OF
tho regular tlekot-selleS Of the food expo
citizen.