The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-17

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are given as souvenirs here. c. b
Hadfeld has charge of this booth ard
some fine specimens of baking are
turned out.
National Motor Supply Co.
f, l.. Harp representing the Nation
al Motor and Supply Co., has several
gasoline engines in operation and
! Is there to explains all about the ma.
! chimes. The most unique display is a
coal oil engine.
knieht-keaton.
| Mcknig t-KeatoG have came |
goods of the celebrated Fox" brand
on exhibition and also "Yello" Corn
Flakes manufactured by the Quaker
f, Oats Co.
Aver Manufacturing Co.
+. p. Aver is in charge of the Aver
, Manufacturing Co. booth, which is
decorated with the materials used IN
making the celebrated Aver overalls
of which there are forty samples on
display.
Miniature overalls are made in the
booth and a certain number are given
away as souvenirs every Afternoon
and night. Soap bubble pipes are also
souvenirs.
Shelton Piano Co.
On the second floor the Shelton
Piano Co., has booth fitted with sew
eral Adam Scharf companys planes.
L. e. Shelton is in charge and invites
every one to come in and try the
pianos.
Samuel White Dry Goods Co.
Samuel White Dry Goods Co. have
a very prettily decorated booth which
is in charge of two different clerks
each day. They are showing quite a
complete lie of costumes.
Lattner G. Blumer
Lattner & Burners booth is in
charge of Misses Emma Lattner and
Lucy Carroll. Thele are ali kinds of
cakes, bread, cookies and pies on dis.
play which are given as souvenirs.
Davidson, The Florist.
Mrs. w NJ Davidson has charge
of Davidson, The Florists booth,
which is very artistically decorated
with cout overs and all varieties of
potted plants.
Scudder-Gsle-Weare Co.
p. NJ. Bray has charge of this most
attractive booth. Canned goods are
on display in abundance at this booth
Among the goods represented are
Log Cabin Syrups, several kinds of
goods manufactured by the Argonaut
Company and Beechnut Brand of
Peanut Butter, and Yello Corn
Flakes. Mrs. P. NJ Bray serves
peanut butter sandwiches and she Is
kept busy all the time as this is one
of the most popular booths and is
crowded all the time.
Blanke-Wenneker Candy.
One of the most interesting booths
at the exposition is the one in charge
of T. j. Sherwood of St. Louis. A
roulette wheel is the center of at
traction. Two pound boxes of Blanke
Wennecke candy are played for and
much excitement Is afforded those
playing and those watching.
MarabIe & BuIiard.
Marable & Billiards. booth is very
ricely decorated with wall paper and
paints. They are representing the
DeVoe and Reynolds Co. of New YORK
and Patton's Sun-Proof Paints.
M. j. Mahaffee.
Different kinds of wall paper and
paints are on display at Mahaffee 5
booth. Lowe Bros. paints are repre-
serted extensively.
Andrew Lohr Botting Co.
Andrew Lohr Bottling Cos. booth
is in charge of itself. 1t is a pyramid
booth exhibiting the different varie-
ties of mineral waters manufactured
by this company.
o'Shea G. Aydt.
O'Shea & Aydt's booth is a display
of groceries. They are demonstrating
and serving some of the 81 varieties
of Heinze's company. They are also
representing the II. & K. coffee,
Schotten's spices and John B. Brown
and Cos. Teas and Coffee
At this booth Miss Norma Pettis
has charge of the Jap Rose Soap ex-
hibit of the Jas. s. Kirk Soap Co., Of
Chicago. Orders are taken here for
soap and will be delivered through
the local dealers.
Cairo Cider and Vinegar Co.
c. A. Profilet has charge Of the
Cairo Cider and Viregar Co.'S. booth.
They have on display besides cider
and vinegar. mustard, horseradisn,
bluings, phosphates and Worcester
shire sauce all of which are products
of this company. Refreshing drinks
of apple cider and cherry cider are
given away to visitors.
Bulletin Co.
The Bulletins booth is fitted up
with chairs, for those who wish to
read. Copies of the paper may be