The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11

A great many articles in the ex-
hibits Of the woman's departi1 ent will
be sold.
All those wishing to enter their
goods for sale should see Miss Chip
ley today and have them properly
The Remaining Oooths.
Each Of the twelve booths which
add % much to the attraction Of the
'womAn's Building" are clever in de.
sign and very interesting.
The Boston Shoe Store haa the
first, beginning ut the further end as
you come from the woman's exhibit
The Forcheimers have the place
done In orange and brown, and there
Is q stylish. durable array Of shoes to
be seen. Specimens Of leather in its
various stages are also on exhibit.
Booth No. IL given over to the
Standard Oil people. who devote their
time and attention to. "Parawax." a
wonderful parafine product which
Miss May Cresson will tell you is ex-
cellent for washing, ironing, and pre-
serving. You put 1t into the w0sh-
Ing. onto the irons. and on top of the
preserves! The booth is a credit to
local Manager X. P. Welsh, Of the oil
company.
In the Rising SUM- -four booth.
there are sacks of the -four awaiting
the attention Of a neat cook in attend
ance who busily makes and bakes
bread through the whole day long.
You are told that the Welles-Kahn
people are its Wholesale distributors.
Reynalds' Music House is repre-
scented with a burst of melody from
booth 1, the Victor talking machine
being in evidence. The place Is very
attractive in its red and white trap.
pings.
Among the most attractive exhibits
Is that Of the Pensacola Electric c om.
pany. Here you are shown all tae
new electrical household appliances,
such as the electric sewing machine,
the electric iron, chaflng dish, fan,
toaster, toast stove, stove, etc. In
this same booth Jno. Kohler. of the
Kohler Coffee Co., industriously MAKES
free Oy1ma tea over An electric stove,
the exhibit, as whole. being one OF
the really important ones OF the en-
tire series.
A decidedly pretty and attractive
exhibit Is the joint exhibit of Miss
Miss Bingham, who embroiders. SpeCi.
mems Of the handiwork Of both these
talented ladies appear, and are great.
ly admired. Because Of her y-uth,
Miss Harris is Of especial interest rs
IN artist, Ind her work is among the
very prettiest on the grounds.
Marston & DUMAS House OF
Dreams" Is full Of good sentiment and
good furniture. This clever advertise.
ment represents two fully furnished
rooms, q bed room and q library. all
In MarSton & Quina furniture, and is
indeed, House OF Dreams!"
Mackey and his rebuilt typewriters
ill a conspicuous niche, and this very
enterprising machine man has litera
ture and machines and talk to burn
on the subject nearest to his heart
His display Is an interesting and
creditab1e one.
The Clutter Music House occupies
booth No. 8, and Is in charge of B. e
Clutter and o. J. Brown. Player
pianos" and regular pianos Of the va
rious makes are to be seen, and ais,
organs. The place Is q popular ant
attractive one. and is finding mucl
favor among the visitors.
| Mrs. H. v. Rendall's exhibit Of EN-
I broideries, Xmas novelties, hand
painted jewellery, burnt wood pieces
ETC.. are grouped artistically in a yer,
handsome little fancy work booth. On
Of Mrs. Rendall's lovely sofa pillows
received the blue ribbon, too. by thu
way. a fact which is highly appre
ciated by the owner. Miss Mary Mon
tanari is assisting in this very attrae
tive exhibit.
The Penick and Ford Co., of Colum
bus, Ga, is making a new syrup calle,
the Car-Wi-Co syrup. Chipley Jone
is their local broker. and he h4
placed a very fine exhibit to thei
credit in booth No. II.
This exhibit, in fact. is said to b
the Sweetest" Of them all
The Home Life Insurance Compan
OF Florida, completes the series. an
It's booth is mainly devoted to dis
tributing literature relative to it
merits.
Miss Inez Turner 10 in charge.