The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
PURE FOOD EXPOSITION.
VIII he Held Again This Year Mt Ar
mOry Hall, October 1929.

The third annual pure food exposition.
under the auspices Of the retail srccers OF
this year. beginning October II and end
Ing October % Manager Armstrong has
already commenced putting up decorations
and arranging space fer exhibitors. The
year will be by far the most successful
ever held IN the city, All OF the most sue
Will be reproduced this year They include
baby snow. i public wedding, 4 series
OF sacred concerts by Wagner's band and
series of cooking lectures by Mss Tracy.
There VIII be numerous special days.
Exhibitors are expected to COM
mence the erection OF their booths on We'd
nesday October u. and al booths must
be ready by the opening might. The man
ager VII be al his office a; the Armory
from a. n. 10 ) p N. each day Entries
Tor competition on GroccrS day and for
the wedding. the baby show and music
day can now be made on application TO
him.
Secret Ordess-Never in the history q
any previous exposition have the secres
orders taken such q lively interest as this
year. The special days ana nights allot-
led 20 them WI be Interesting. and large
crowds are expected to attend.
Grocers' Day-The competition for the
oest-wTapped packages with u prize of $40.
VIII take place on Wednesday. october la
The entries are now being made at the
Armory. and al wishing 10 compete are
requested 70 register at once.
The Baby Sh owThe baby show mas been
arranged for the afternoon OF Tuesday
October Is. To judge from the Inquiries
entries. The prizes will be both numerous
and unique Babes from 10 2 years old
ctn now be registered at the managers
OFF ce
Music Dav-The competition on Music
day. which Is sgt for Tuesday. October -
Will apparently be very keen and draw a
being made daily. The musical people Of
the city and state. and OF British Column
osa are looking forward with great inter-
est 20 this new event
Ham. Bacon and Meats--Tae display this
year will surEaass anything ever seen in S.
acce, and Will surprise all visiting the
Musical Exhibfts-One Of the iarsea
wholesale and retail piano organ and mu-
seal instrument dealers IN the city has
secured Il large space and will make
Gsp!ay exceAed by none on the Pacific
coast.
The Wedding Night-Tlls Is set FOR We'd
nesday. October Is, and VIII offer an OPP
portunty for those antic patnx marriage.
as the presents will be many. and both use
ful and ornamental.
Bread and cake (prizes offered by Lilly
4 Bogardus) The following are the prizes
for bread and cakes made from any brand
Of Lilly * Bozardus flour:
First prize, $40. second pre-. g.. for best
.oaves OF bread. SIX loaVes q be entered
ArnoCy hal. at the booth OF LAZY a. b.
g4rdus. not later than =. m. on October
~ competition Tor oakeFS ouIy.
First prize SO. SECOND prize &; third
prize. | barrel Of -four Competitors must
deliver cakes n the Armory hail 10 the
committee Of the Red Grass Society not
ater han 2. n. on October Z7 CoTpeti-
,.on for ladies'
First prize Slo; second pr;z 81 third
prize. one barrei az -four Competitors IN
Ibis class must deliver bread ~ The con-
rrfttee % the LADIES' Relief socie-y on or
bofor. "Wednesday. OctoseT - at 3 g. III,
FOR home made bread only.
Red cross Day-R4l Cross ray is set ,2r
THURSDAY. October z. Manager Armstrong
w1Il turn over ne hall 81 that day 20 the
said soCicty. This ~ = be the g-eatezt
event a. the exp 81 ION. The ladies are
preparing a special and attractive Pro-
syanme
Sacred oncsrts~~T'Wo sacred concerts
vii be given IN the Arrory nall on sun
day. october - and g.
Wilson's Modern Business Coslage-Tnis
college has secured .sfee space. and Wi.
give : spec Al etster,a III. II wi,a corupe-
utton fer pf.zes, on Friday. October IS.