Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-23
Housewives Being Shown the
Difference Between Good
And Bad EdibIes.
MAYOR TO SPEAK TONIGHT.
Good Program Arranged for Tomor-
row-Candy Butcher Shop Tca-
tUrc of the Exhibits.

salt Lake Pure Food and Industrial
exposition at the Auditorium in Rich
ards street today, IL is because all of
them were not there at the opening at
1880 this afternoon. But there were
several hundred on hand and they can
! not help talking about the show be-
cause il has merit and II appeals t.
| them, They are learning the difference
between the genuine article and the
fake product, the stun that poisons
At the opening Of the exposition this
| afternoon the Auditorium was as clean
as new pin but the click OF the ham
/ mer was still heard in various parts OF
| the building whore bclated exhibitors
! were hurriedly completing their booths
Owing To- the fact that Mayor Brans-
| ford was engaged in laying the corner
stone Of the Orphans home building
he was unable 20 be present this after
noon and his speech of welcome was
| deferred until 1880 this evening. at
which time he win be present with
members Of the city council and other
city officials
| played by the Hauerbach orchestra,
the title Of the piece being "The Pure
| Food Exposition March" During the
afternoon the orchestra rendered
most pleasing program and the musical
numbers are TO be a feature each after
noon and evening The women in at
tendance this afternoon were all pre-
aH a..
painted tray This evening is Butchers
g. Grocers night and big crowd is as
sured
A good program is arranged for
| Wednesday afternoon and evening The
afternoon will be for the shoppers. and
the evening is designated az salt Lake
night.
A PROFITABLE SHOWING.
one could spend week at the Audi
forum during the food show and gain
enough information to mn a mighty
large volume and then not learn a tenth
OF the things on exhibition. That the
show viii be a big success is assured
| and II is deserving OF heavy patronage
and a big boost for home Industry.
From Monday night 70 ] o'clock to-
] day there was a scene OF hustle and
hustle at the Auditorium. Richards
street was lined with wagons and work
men, Juggling exhibits to and into the
| building while big force Of men and
women were working with feverish
| haste 20 complete decorations, finish
booths and get the exhibits into place.
The Auditorium win present a bril-
liant scene at night. The Utah Light g.
Railway company started an electrical
n ara H. ~
blue lights from Main and First South
TO Richards street and thence to the
Auditorium The building has thou
sands OF lights scattered about the
walls and roof and when they are ali
turned on the scene will be a beautiful
one.
one Of the big days OF the week comes
on Thursday which will be- Manufac-
turers' day During the afternoon and
evening tickets WIN be given and at
10 o'clock In the evening prizes win be
! awarded. There viii be "a total of 100
prizes, given by Utah concerns. and be-
fore the distribution tho prizes VIII be
| on exhibition. The Manufacturers as
sociatl0n has distributed among the
business men OF the city 10000 circulars.
giving list Of home made goods and
the firms producing them.
ADULrERANTs SHOWN.
There are many exhibits that at
tract great attention. chief among them
being the display OF State Dairy ana
Food Commissioner Hanson and Chem
| ist Harms There are 900 articles on
exhibition. showing the difference be
tween the genuine and the RdulteIated
| articles. and there arc many amazing
| things 90 be learned from tho exhibit
For instance there Is "a small can
/ containing three ounces OF fine powder
I which Is fake sugar Though the can
/ contains but three ounces II has
/ sWeetcning strength equal 10 100 pounds
Of sugar a fow grains OF the stun
! placed on the tongue viii leave sick
ening sweet taste which Will last FOR
/ many hours.
! Among the articles there are samples
OF saccharlne. four ice cream In pow
/ dered form, cream of tartar, imitation
| maple syrup. vanilla extract which rs
| not extract al all banana extract that
| never saw "a banana. This was made
! hy Mr. Harms 90 compare IL with The
| genuine product. Then there are scores
OF specimens of aniline dyes used boz
| colorng food products, contrary 90
/ law; black pepper which D. made sole
/ ly from ground olive pits, aud there rs
bottle OF cottonscel oil sold Tor pure
| olive Oh, and 10 cost the seller $50 be-
fore the court got through with him.
| There is bottle OF ordinary beer
which was sold n This city for root
! beer There is "a sample of apple cider
that never saw even an apple blossom
also straw berry and raspberry juice
| made from who knows what
MEAT THAT ~ CANDY
Among other oAhlbits 10 attract much
| attention arc those of the Hewlett
| brothers Among other thluEs they
have huge coffee pot containing 100
| gallons of coffee n lH connected eith
Fas range and hot conee Is served
M an hours.
The Hcenos candy meat market D.
unique and interesting. ON display
are luscious looking a bone steaks,
nno roasts, less OF mutton. chops Ina
sausagas. bologna, hams. etc. an made
Of candy The superior Honey CONE
pany OF ogden has "a pretty display.
Tho Oias company has many me eNhib-
lts aud the display 10 decidedly in0truc-
tive. Mcdonald the candy man. has
q nne exhibit AZ also have the Vienna
bakery, the lntermountain Electric
| company the Consolidated Music com
pany. the Mount Pickle company ana
| many other concerns
Tho Greater salt Lake Pure Food ana