The Washington times., 1902-08-24

found turning roasts on spits over roar
ing fires; in the second, chefs of national
reputation will cook meats and pastries
with the aid of test-tu5es, automatic
mixers and electric ranges.
In the first nursery children will be
shown in ponderous cribs and chairs; in
the second all the sanitary iron ap-
pliances of the year are to be exhibited.
A score of baby incubators are to be on
view in connection with this show.
There will be machines of various
kinds in operation at the farther end
of the huge space. so that spectators
may observe the method of printing wall
paper, weaving carpets. making furni-
ture and turning out metal novelties.
II is intended also to place here type
writists, modistes. manicures. hair
dressers. and other tradeswomen in
their offices. Merchants and ranufac-
turers can but see in this department
the opportunity for an invaluable ex-
position OF articles which they offer for
sale.
No Bounds to Display.
Stree in this age it would be diflcult
to make any article in the production
or consumption OF which women are not
directly or indirectly interested, there
need really be no bounds to the scope
of the commercial section. Not only will
the pr0verbial butcher, baker, and can
dlestick maker" find here a chance to
put forward their wares, but 80 viii
even such exceptional dealers as the
woman of Oxford Street who sells plois
for stories and plays. and the skilled
lady" who advertises that she will Pro-
vide autographs of celebrities at the
lowest possible rates.
To enumerate the articles which the
visitor may expect to see in Ihe com-
mercial section were to fill volume,
but undoubtedly the list will include
bonnets, hosiery, gloves. boots and
shoes, cOrsets, gowns. drugs. cosmetics,
toys, furniture, food products, canned
goods, mineral waters, pots, pans,
stoves and ranges, tubs washing ma
chimes, wringers. stationery, carpets.
pOrtiers. books. pictures, bicycles. au-
tomobiles, carriages, rowboats, launches,
bathing suits. musical instruments, lin
ems, silks, bric-a-brac, and thousands
of other miscellaneous articles.
II is confidently believed that trades
people from all over the world will de-
sire TO be represented here, and that
the goods shown will comprise the very
| best to be purchased in London, Paris.
New York, Berlin, Vienna, Brussels,
| Budapest. Constantinople. and even
Manila, Pekin and Toxic In this Sec
tion alone there will be 400 booths and
! $500 showcases.
Distributed About Building.
! The exhibits of the education Sec
| tion will be distributed about the build
| ing. such of them as may be hung COW
ering the walls OF the structure Many
| others are to be cased in glass, while
picture gallery and a museum will
/ contain the eanvases and curios. The
! display will be most comprehensive,
among its branches being exhibitions Of
paintings in oil. and water colors, draw
ings. etchings. marbles. bronzes. works
in plaster. photographs. miniatures,
lnosaics. carvings. stained glass, car
toons, and caricatures. engravings.
book plates and iiluminations. poster,
/ costume and wall paper designs. screens,
I fans. euamelled work, tapestries. en-
/ broideries. drawn work fine weaving.
stencil and needle work. iewelry book
binding. china painting crocheting ami
knitting. pottery. glass work. Chinese
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