Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-04

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chants, have a most attractive display.
William II. Moystin has three rooms
artistically papered and be shows the
latest in wall papers and decorations.
In this booth is picture Of the burn
ing OF the Coliseum at Rome, made
from 1000 cancelled stamps by Mrs.
Laura j. Hodgson of this city.
The Wilmington Gas and Electric
Go. shows the latest in gas stoves.
John Govatos has a display Of fine
candies.
The A. j. Hart Co., wholesale gro
GERS, has all of what was the quick
lunch pavilion last year, and gives q
general exhibit OF many lines Of gro
ceries which the company keeps in
stock The ceiling is trimmed with
cherry and white bunting and the out
side is decorated with rs American
flags and three large electric signs,
which can be seen for long distance.
Tables and chairs are provided.
In addition 90 the exhibit Of the
Hart Co., number of we'll known
concerns, whose goods the company
handles, have displays in the same
building, and are giving away thou
sands of samples. The Hires Rootbger
Co., Of Philadelphia has a large oaken
booth in one corner OF the building,
with fine display and is dispensing
ite product
The Fels Naptha Soap Co. Of Phila-
delphia has q display and is distribut-
ing samples of the soap.
The Worcester Salt Co. is giving
away small bags OF salt.
Lautz Bros. n Go. OF Buffalo, N. Y.
are exhibiting Big Master soap and
SNOW Boy washing powder Samples
of these articles are being given away.
The Celluloid Starch Co. is handing
out sample packages of it's starch
The Dwinell- Wright Go. Of Boston,
Mass, is displaying White House cof-
Zee and giving away souvenirs in the
shape Of small packages Of the coffee
The Bon Ami Co. of New York is
showing and giving samples away of
its securing soap
The Royal Baking Powder Go. has
its product displayed and those who
desire can get samples.
The Fort Stanwix Canning Co has a
large aud interesting display. IL cans
all kinds of vegetables and also some
fruits and has its products on exhibi-
tion. The company has factories at
Rome, n. Y. which cover twelve acres.
The kneipp Malt substitute coffee
and the Apitezo Breakfast Cereal and
Quaker Oats have exhibits also.
The L1vn soap OF William Waltke g.
Co, of ST. Louis, Mo-, is on exhibi-
ton and as attracting great deal Of
attention.
Proctor & Gamble are displaying
Ivory soap and are giving away minia-
ture cakes in the shape of watch
charms, as souvenirs.
Other articles being exhibited in the
building are Spotless Town Sapolio,
kendall's Soapine and Barker's Nerve
and Bone Liniment. The latter com
pany is giving away comic picture
books. Borden's Condensed Milk Co.
is displaying rose milk and Peerless
Cream. N. X. Fairbanks a. Co. have
n display of gold dust, Fairy soap and
other articles. The Corn Products
Co., haro syrup and Naptha soap are
also exhibited.
The exhibitors who have space in the
dancing pavilion have an excellent
chance TO display their wares and are
taking advantage of 10. Many compli-
mentary remarks Of the display in this
building can be heard on all sides.
The exhibit of Borden's matted milk
and Peerless cream Is in charge of
Miss Chance and samples of the milk
and cream are served TO those who
desire It,
William G, Earle, ieweler, has an
interesting and complete display.
J' Il. Cummings, photographer,
shows the latest in his art.
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! Frank is the exhibit Of the D-Zerta
Food Co. of Rochester. N. y. The
company has on exhibition iell les. md
dings and ice cream, in the making of
/ winch 10 claims that no colorinr or
adulterations are used. This booth is
attracting many women.
Tho White House Cook Book in
Every Evenings booth Ia attracting
many people. The Every Evening bul-
letin board, which gives the latest
news OF the day, Is also a feature.
Orders for subscriptions and advertise
ments are taken.
The Gordon Rees & Hirsch Co. has
a phonograph display and the Interra.
tional Correspondence School has an
exhibit next door.
Fred G. Mammele is exhibiting
paints, glass, etc.
Charles S. Hurlock has display Of
/ groceries.
David A. Hay is showing line Of
nshing tackle, boat supplies, etc
Freihofer's Bakery, Improved Order
OF Heptasophs and Charles Ii. GRAY
have attractive booths.
James c. O'Neal, president Of tho
Mercantile Association. has two booths
along the walk, in which he is dis.
playing groceries and Scotch Hon Ale.
Other booths near the upper end of
the walk that are attracting attention
are those of National Cash Register
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Hoffman, cigar merchants. and Nr.
Molaston of Newark. who has "A dis
play OF farming implements.
William Lawton has also large
exhibit An acetylene gas demonstra-
tion Is at this booth, and at nigbt the
booth Is lighted by acetylene ras
Inc Wilmington Cornice Works has
an attractive booth.
John i. Mullins, Incorporated. has
a printing display. He has cards
printed and hung on the side Of MS
booth that show the large industrial
plants just outside of the civ which
Is revelation TO many Whining
The Interior Decorating Co, c. NJ.
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