Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
PLACE FOR HUNGRY PEOPLE
for Everybody to Eat and
Drink at Pure Food Show.
QUALITY TO TEMPT APPETITE
Women spielers Urge Visitors to Try
Wares without Money and with
out PrIce-GOOd Crowds
Attend,

II you're hungry visit the Pure Food
show.
There is no excuse for a man going hur-
gry while the Pure Food show is on at the
Auditorium, for on every hand free lunches
are handed out in the freest abandon, the
pretty demonstrators even begging people
some times to sample pancakes, hot baking
powder biscuits, sausage, beef BROTH coz
fee, buttermilk and even water, the intent
being to. show the exceedingly fine quail
ties OF the flour, meat or coffee that goes
into the making of the foods or drinks.
Smacking of the county fair, feminine
"barkers'' call out to the crowds:
Here you are, the greatest breakfast
food ever made and made right here in
Omaha. Beets shredded hay, toasted oat
flakes, wheat wrinkles and all the rest.
Come and try Uncle Sans Breakfast
Food"
al the hot pancakes and hot biscuits,
with maple syrup you can eat, made from
cur own flour" sings out Miss Mabel Bah
bitt in charge Of the McCord-Brady ex-
hibit, as she sets out a smoking stack of
cakes with a cup of "Advo" coffee and ar
ranges an array of canned goods on the
side as an appetizer.
Get a muffin, get a muffin is the cry
at the Updike Milling company's. booth
where mullins, gems ard pancakes are
made from Updike flour. Tickets on sacks
of flour are also given to every visitor to
the booth and during the show a fifty
pound sack of flour will be given away
every night.
Hot biscuits and fresh bread, baked in
the booth. are also given away by T. c.
Bruner & Co., while nearby steaming cups
of Farmers Ak-Sar-Bep coffee are served
the hungry multitudes. Not far from these
booths is the Kamo coffee inn where coffee
and waters are served. and in another
booth Runkel's cocoa is poured out in I'M
stinted quantities to tickle the palate and
quench the thirst.
Live Exhibit.
Occupying a prominent place in the CEN
ter of the Auditorium is the exhibit of the
Cudahy Packing company. On one side an
endless chain of Dutch scrub women is
shown chasing dirt with Dutch Cleanser
and a pretty girl with a bar of Diamond
C" soap stards ready to oblitorate any
smut which might by chance get on a Wis
itors face. On the other side little pig
sausages are fried for the visitors and beef
broth served them.
Macaroni and spaghetti are served In two
booths, the Lorens Brothers Macaroni
company OF Milwaukee and the Minnesota
Macaroni company both having exhibits
Both cook and serve spaghetti n several
styles and the Minnesota company will give
way IS tonight to the person guessing the
nearest number of pieces of maccaroni in
a box. The Lorenz company expects to
begin the manufacture OF maccaroni in
Omaha by the middle OF the winter, IL not
before.
In the booth of the Fairmont Creamery
company Diadem butter on waters is served
in quantities and the nan who hesitates to
spread butter Ca his bread very thick while
it is SO-odd cents a pound can for once in
his life get all the butter he wants But
termilk is also given the thirsty, and when
too many people are not crowded around
the booth Delicia ice cream Is served, but
spaTingly. for the reason that the women
OF the Kountze Memorial church have ice
cream to sell In a couple OF other booths.
Side by side the Item Biscuit company
keep piled on numerous plates on the
counter samples Of sundry waters and
crackers and the Carnation milk people
pour out cups OF their milk and cream to
drink with the waters, drink in coffee or
pour on dishes Of breakfast food borrowed
from Uncle Sam near by.
The smell of coffee, sausage and biscuits
permeates the air in the Auditorium. and
II a person is not hungry when he goes he
soon gets an appetite, which. however, is
easily satiated.