Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30

day, at Brandywine Springs Park, and
Will continue until June 9th. Tho
merchants shave responded to the
solicitation Of the fair committee of
the association and they are making
an imposing display in their respec-
tive booths. Every available spot in
the park is taken up with q booth,
excepting the theatre, band stand and
other places of amusement. Upon
entering the park a VISITORS eyes fall
upon the large booth of the Al. Hart
Co., which takes up the large quick
lunch stand at the park entrance,
including the large porch around the
building. The display represents
nothing but goods carried in stock by
the firm which is a wholesaler of
groceries in this city.
The large dance pavilion at the park
entrance has also been converted into
booth space and beneath its roof are
the following booths:
Columbia Phonograph Co., The
Typographical Union, James Meharg,
furniture; The Delaware & Atlantic
Telephone 90. Martens Poultry and
Pet Supply Store,
Fred O. Mccall exhibits coal, lime,
cement and granite roofing.
N. Snellenburg a. Co. has a fine dis
play OF clothing and mems furnish
ings, including shoes
Samuel II. Baynard has beautiful
iewelry EXHIBIT.
The James Bradford Co. displays a
tine line Of paint and brushes
The Wayne Mills of the r. /.
du Pont Co. has large square booth
in the centre of the pavilion and the
exhibit shows the various grades Of
explosives manufactured by chat com
pany.
A. L. Sharpe has display Of plumb
ing, including bath tubs and other
things in that line.
The exhibit of the Robelen Piano
Co. is also fine, showing the high-class
goods carried by the firm.
The Charles NJ. Smith Co, printers,
has an interesting exhibit.
The Lea Milling Co. has a booth
decorated with bags of -four and wheat.
The Borden Matted Milk Co. of New
York has handsomely decorated
booth.
The Mercantile Printing Co. has also
an exhibit in this pavilion.
The Log Cabin, near the theatre, is
occupied by the Middletown Farms
and butter, cream and milk will be on
exhibition every day during the fair.
Along the board walk are many
handsomely trimmed booths.
j. B. Connell has a fine exhibit of
paints.
The Wilmington Cornice Works has
lined the inside of its booth with orna-
n entail interior metal. It is of beau
tilful design and has been painted and
gilded.
The MeMahon Bros. Co. makes a
hne display of furniture, stoves,
carpets and other household goods.
The John Il. Mullins Printing Co. g
booth is attractive.
The Interior Decorating Co. has
papered its two spaces. One space is
that Of diningroom containing fur
niture and plate rail. The other is
papered as a stock room.
The Every Evening booth is decor
ated with bunting of bright colors and
makes pleasing appearance.
Fred ii. Lloyd and William Carr, OF
the circulation department, are in
charge of the booth, which is No. %.
There will be a daily bulletin service
of the news of the day. Orders will be
taken for subscriptions and advertise.
The George w. Bush & Sons Co.
has an attractive booth.
Fred G. Mammele, paint and glass
merchant, has pretty booth along
the walk.
The booth of the international Cor.
respondence School Is attractive and
interesting.
Gordon, Rees & Hirsch, jewellers.
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display of jewels and iewelry is large.
Charles 5. Hurlock, grocer, makes
an excellent display in his booth.
j. @. O'Neal has two booths. In one
he displays a fine line Of groceries and
in the other he has an exhibit OF
Scotch Hop ale.
David A. Hay & Co. shows fine
collection of fishing tackle, twines and
oordage.
The Freebooter Bakery and light
| lunch cafe is represented By booth.
The Improved Order Of Heptasophs,
OF Seven Wise Men, is represented by
a booth.
William G.. Earle, jeweler, shows
large assortment OF his wares in a
booth along the boardwalk.
The Diamond Ice Co. 8 exhibit il
attractive.
Wright & Davidson's clothing anc
men's furnishing goods, are displayed
IN a large booth along the walk.
Edward Ii. Brennan has several
booths and makes a great display OF
the many lines of goods handled by
him.
II. J. Wollaston, l.. 5. Garrett and
II. L. Brown, are in the upper end OF
the park.
Booker, Scott & Moore, wholesale
confectioners, have three booth spaces,
adjoining, along the boardwalk
The National Cash Register Co. has
an exhibit.
The Columbia Phonograph Co. has
/ an entertaining exhibit.
John Govatos has a candy kitchen.
Peter Celia has fine display of fruit
and vegetables in a booth opposite
his cafe. The cafe Is an entirely new
building and has been trimmed and
made to correspond with the booths
around il.
w. IL. Moystin, paperhanger, has
a booth consisting of four newly pa
| pered rooms, a bed room, library, der
and sitting room. The latest styles in
| papering are exhibited.
Selak & Hoffman have fine display
Of cigars and tobacco.
William Lawton has three space:
and they are filled with many beauti.
full and useful articles.