The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-14

| center OF the hall.
One OF the most attractive booths
IN the hall Is that Of the Fleischmann
compressed Yeast company, in charge
OF Theodore Kay. 1t is square and the
racing and canopy Is hung in folds
| OF yellow tied with streamers of vari-
Gus colors, giving a happy effect. With
| IN are Two young uWomen dressed in
harmony with the surroundings, in
oustrlously wrapping the firms prod
uct-compresseda yeast.
The product of Minnesota's prairies
is shown to good advantage by the
Jameson-Hevener company, represent
ing the P1llsbury mills, of Minneapolis.
Besides large sacks of the snowy out
put of the mill, "Vitos'' and several
other breakfast foods add to the d.
Versity of the exhibit.
The tapestries Of the old world find
close imitation in some Of the work
SHOWN In the exhibit Of the Minnesota
Grass irvine company, which is located
IN the west end Of the building. In the
display is binding Irvine, mats, mat
tlhg, bottle covers, all manufactured
from Minnesota swamp grass The
| display is attractively set up and rep
resents the product of one of the
youngest and most promising Of st.
Paul industries.
SOME OF THEM WERE LATE.
| AiSh, van SlyCk, i OuuS q W. ulo
not get their exhibit in place until late
last evening. 1t included great va
riety of manufactured articles Of ap-
parel made in the firms st. Paul fac
tory.
The Waterous Engine company have
| on exhibition a fire engine manufac-
tured in ST. Paul for use in country
! towns, and also a model gasoline en-
| CINE. The Waterous company is the
representative firm of its kind in the
! Northwest.
The Bohn Manufacturing company
takes up large portion Of the south
! west end of the building, with line
| OF refrlgerators of diversity in pattern
and fine in finish. All classes of. re-
frigerators are here shown. One of the
| exhibits in this display was an open
faced refrigerator for household use,
such as are used for displays in res
/ taurants, but smaller in size and bet
! ter adapted to household use.
A large canopy of beautiful architec-
tural design overhangs the exhibit Of
George Benz & Sons, which is neat
and attractive. The canopy is of
! Ozark green, and in the background is
| an oak case containing great variety
of choice wines
The Western X-Rays company has
an exhibit located near the Wabasha
|
G had his fortune told by the
X-rays and took view of the bones
! in his left hand. This cannot fail to
j be source of attraction during the
week, as the concern has very COM
plete apparatus on exhibition:
The product of what is distinctively
a st. Paul industry is that Of the Will
lam Lindeke Roller Mills, located in
the east end Of the building. The dis
i play forms a solid bank which slopes
| backwards from the main aisle to the
wall.
McF&dden & Mullen company have
an attractive display Of choice bon
bons, and some new novelties il; can
dies. The display is enclosed in show
| giving an exquisite effect
The Towle Syrup company has a
large booth near the ST. Peter street
entrance. A large log cabin Is con-
| st1ucted of Quart cans and Illuminated
from within, making a pretty effect.
The caropy Of the booth is worked in
several colors. The booth is in charge
Of Miss Clara Thompson, who has de-
signed the firms display for several
years.
The Metal Frame Iron Screen COM
pany has a very complete exhibit of
it's patent screens and blinds, which
work automatically.
plays the apparatus which generates
acetylene gas.
Fire ESCAPES, iron faeings for interior
halls in public. buildings, iron steps
and approaches, compose an exhibit
which finds a great deal OF favor with
contractors and builders. 1t includes
a very complete assortment
The Villaume Paper Box company
of West st. Paul, has an exhibit OF
wooden boxes manufactured to carry
articles of commerce
! elbow and red are the colors Of the
drapery around the Worcester Salt COM
panys booth. The companys product
Is shown with great profusion.
Long pickles and short pickles are
manufactured by c. B. Gedney & Co.
The display is one of the neatest in the
hall and is in a conspicuous place.
| Stoppel & Co., carpet weavers, show
the patrons of the show how it is done.
working two looms.
ARE FACING WESTWARD. =
Croft & Co., spice manufacturers, did
not get their display arranged yester-
day. 1t will be put in today and will
be one of the most complete in the
show
Tile Luger Furniture company, the
ST. Paul Furniture company ard the
j. G. Earhuff Organ Manufacturing
company have three booths close to-
gether with attractive displays
The other exhibitors who are repre-
sented in the hail are Albrecht Bros.
with fine display of furs; North
| western Bedding company, Capitol City
furniture company, South st. Paul
Fcundry company. Hamm Brewing
company Drewry & Sons, the H. L.
Collins company, ST. Paul Wire works
and ChaS Weinhagen Paper Box com
pany.
COOKING DEMONSTRATION.
The successful opening of the pure
food exhibit yesterday presages sue
ccssful week and the ladies' auxiliary
is as much assured of the success Of
its part of the weeks programme as
the members of the Manufacturers
union are of their exhibit. Mrs. Helen
terday morning and gave her first
cooking demonstration last evening.
Ali the conveniences of well appoint
ed kitchen have been arranged on a.
| large platform in one of the rooms up
stairs and here, last evening, Mrs
Armstrong and her two assistants all
with spotless white caps and aprons
gave an interesting chatting dish lesson
BY way Of introduction Mrs. Arm
strong said that no recipe which can
not be quickly prepared should be at
tempted with the chafing dish, as that
useful and fashionable utensil is only
to be used in the preparation Of dishes
that take little time. Mrs. Armstrong
then prepared the three different dishes
that comprised the chatting dish menu: