Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05

the plaid-blue, green. red and white-are
in evidence on all sides. This beverage Is
said to be non-afcohoffc and Is copied from
the old ale which was brewed In the homes
of bonnie Scotland many years ago. It Is
a carhonated table beverage. made from
hops; containing no trace Of alcohol and
absolutely no coal tar color or objectionable
preservatfve. Samples of Scotch hop ale
are served each evening by the attendants.
In charge of Mr.. j. F. Pickett. the Washing
ton manager, whose Offices are at, 612 F
street northwest.
There Is a vivid suggestion OF Christmas
times at the exhibit of Weinberg. the baker,
where Is shown a splendid display OF pound
and fruit cakes and bread. which Mr.. Meim-
berg declares Is ''as good as the best
Served Sausage Sandwiches.
Hams. shoulders and sausage In holi-
day array form the major portion OF the
decorations on the booth of N. Auth, who
claims his sausage Is famous. Attend
ants In long white aprons are kept busy
serving to callers hot sausage sand
witches and other samples OF the Auth
products. One of his principal claims
ditions Of his establishments, where the
sausages, etc, are prepared and SOLO.
Souvenirs are given away also py MI.
Auth.
F. Bowser & Co. Of 1880 New York ave-
nue. northwest. The manager. Mr.. A. II.
Collins, has on exhibition the self meas
uring oil tanks manufactured by this
company. He says 700 of these tanks
are now used by Washington grocers.
while all garages In the District are
using the underground storage system
for their gasoline supplies. The booth Is
in charge of Messrs. e. j. Crowley ana
Charles H. Hunt.
A most artistic and striking display Is
that made at the booth of the Havenner
Baking Company. This company was es-
.r-tr-t o. tn. 1<1Sf fc In,
shape of large arch, beneath which is
reproduction of the Washington monument
in chocolate, the blocks of stone being rep
resented by the various kinds of cakes and
crackers manufactured by the company;
Piled in high pyramids are brass faced
boxes containing the 1O2 varieties of prod
ucts of this old company.
The eyes of the incomers at the main
door are greeted by the legend In big let
tiers: THE Butter That Betters the
Eread" This is displayed above the hand
some booth of the e. o. Whttford Com
pany and refers to their specially RED
Glover Butter" claimed to be one of the
purest pasteurized brands on the market.
The attendants at this booth take orders
from consumers and turn them over to
grocers. A souvenir booklet, given to each
caller. tells the story prettily of Red Glow
er Butter
pure food show, were kept busy last night
introducing Neapolitan Ice cream bricks,
giving away samples and presenting every
body with large red, white and yellow
chrysanthemums. Freeman & Bennett are
from Saratoga Springs, and they are intro
ducing the Neapolitan cream bricks, manu-
featured by the Chapin-Sacks Manufacture
ing Company of 1st and NJ streets north
east, this city. Those who sampled this
product were loud in its praise. More ice
cream, with chrysanthemums on the side.
will be served tonight.
The splendid display of the D-Zerta Food
Company of Rochester, N. Y, occupies a
central place In the pure food show. The
food preparations manufactured by this
company are unique and are bound to rev.
olutionize the regulation desert formulas.
Desiccated fruit or powdered jelly contain
ing the full fruit ingredient and flavor, put
up in dry packages Of convenient size and
price surely marks a long step in scientific
progress. When to this Is added the further
fact that the product on the dinner table
is In every way superior to the old method.
the surprise Is complete.
The purity Of the ingredients used In put
ting up these foods Is matter of first con-
sideration and no doubt accounts for the
rapidly extending business of the eD-Zerta
Food Company