The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-23
AT THE MIDWINTER.
Saturday Will Be ChiIdren's Day at
Auditorium.

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Saturday will be Children's day at
the Midwinter exposition. 1t will also
be the last day of this years show,
breaker in Midwinter expositions in
The attendance at the exposition UP
to- and inclpding Tuesday nights per-
= formance totaled q, 1888 admissions as
against 26,656 admissions in the sam
length of time last year. The total
number of paid admissions is smaller
this year than last owing to the fact
that the show has had the worst
weather of, the whole winter, and far
worse than it was for the correspond
( ing period of the show last year. BY
Saturday night the attendance should
equal or exceed the total attendance
last year, if yesterdays figures are an
sions amounted to 3,4OS. while a year
ago yesterday only 1853 paid admis-
SiOns were recorded.
/ The Okahe family of japanese aero
| bats are the sensation of this weeks
show. The seven members of this
family are recognized as the premier
acrobats of the world. Manager r. S.
Brigham, by paying a big price, was
apIe 10 nave them released from the
Keith, and Proctor vaudeville circuit in
| the east for a weeks appearance at
Topeka. The act is the highest priced
act by far of any ever put on at a Mid
Mll41eI SNOW, ana the performance
they give is well worth the money it
costs.
The other vaudeville features this
week are also excellent.
Breakfast. would be incomplete
without cakes prepared from Eagle
Pancake flour. Sample the cakes at
the Parkhurst Davis Mer. Co.'s booth
at the Midwinter.
The receipt of the of the celebrated
ginger cake served at the booth of the
Berry-Meyborn company at the Mid
winter will be republished in the Sat
qraay evening edition of the State
The management of the Loose-Wiles
booth at the Midwinter invites all
visitors to call at the booth and sam
tured by this company. Each and
every article made by them is guar
anteed to meet all food requirements
In addition to their display of crack
variety OF their candies, and visitors
are invited to call and receive sam
pies.
Mrs. Gohn, manager of the K. c.
baking Powder booth at the Midwin-
Ter announces that tomorrow at 2
o clock she will give a demonstration
or bread baking and invites the lady
NisAtoIs 10 call ana see 1t. Aside from
this the ladies are asked to sample
various articles of food made at the
booth, and Mrs. Cohn and her assist
ants viii be pleased to instruct all
visitors in the many delicate dishes in
whlch this famous baking powder can
be used.
A great deal of interest is being
SHOWN by the visitors at the exposition
IN the demonstration of the Crescent
manufacturing company. This COM
pahy are the manufacturers of the
celebrated MaDleine, a product from
roots and herbs, and which can be
Used IN every article where a maple
haVor Is desired. 1t is especially rec
commended for maple syrup caramel.
Ice cream and candy. Visitors at the
show should visit the booth of this
company where the demonstrators will
be pleased to instruct all in its MANY
uses.
One reason of the popularity of !
JeH-O is the many ways in which it |
can be prepared, and visitors at the
M1owlnter are surprised each day bv |
the olnerent designs displayed at their
oooth. Jeil-O is one of the most pala- |
taDie desserts on the market TODAY. |
ana Its manufacturers absolutely guar
sntee II TO be pure and meet all pure
1000 requirements. While at the ex-
position call at their booth and SAM
pie their product.