The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-10
TRADE DISPLAYS At THE
FAIR ARE MANY AND fine

tensive display of records for the ma
chimes is also in evidence here.
The attractiveness of the booth is
added to by large background repro
duction of the famous Metropolitan
stage in New York, with the worlds
mo famous singers on the stage.
Car-wi-Co Syrup.
One CT the most tastefuiIv arranged
and attractive commercial exhibits at
the Interstate Fair is the Car-wt- Co
syrup exhibit located in the agricu!-
j .ural building. The exhibit was ar
ranged and is being conducted by B.
Jones & Co., brokers, for Pe,ick &
Ford. Ltd, Columbus, Ga. anc New
Orleans. the manufactures Of Car
wi-Co Syrup.
At the 1910 fair the Car-wi-Co ex-
hibit received honorable mention as
the best arranged and most attractive
commercial exhibit conducted and
Car wi-Co Syrup was awarded the
blue ribbon diploma as the best table
syrup entered at the fair. This years
exhibit is much more extensive and
Jones Co. are confident Of winning
the honors in today's judging of the
best decorated booth.
Car-wi-Co Syrup already has one
Of the most extensive sale in the Pen
sacola jobbing territory of any table
syrup handled by the merchants of
Pensacola, last years sales having ag-
gregated more than five thousand
| cases, while the coming year promises
total sale Of more than six thou
sand cases.
Jones Business College.
Without doubt one of the prettfest
and best arranged booths in the agri-
cultural building is the one occupied
by the Jones Business College, where
demonstrations in shorthand writing,
typewriting and the other courses
taught by this school are going on all
the time.
The booth is very artistically decor
ated and everything in it is arranged
attractively.
The college has prepared a lot Of
! attractive advertising literature which
is being distributed to visitors to the
booth.
The Standard Oil Co.
It makes one hungry to visit the
booth of the Standard Oil Co. in the
agricultural building, where demon
STATIONS in cooking with oil stoves
are given several times a day and a
tempting supply of lightbread, cakes,
rolls, ETC., baked on the premises are
tastefully arranged. All kinds of oil
stoves, heaters, lamps and lanterns
are included in the display and those
in charge Of the booth are always
ready to demonstrate the uses of any
Of the articles.
A. H. Mcleod & Company.
In a small booth on the grounds are
the headquarters Of A. H. Mcleod &
Co., manufacturers of tents, awnings,
etc, where some advertising literature
is found, but the best exhibit to repre-
sent this firm is found in the work on
the tents all over the grounds, this
firm having the contract for the fur
nishing and erecting of practically all
the tents in the enclosure.
Hardware Exhibit.
Farming implements and machinery
of almost every. kind are included in
the joint exhibit of the Avery Hard
ware & Supply Co. and the w. A. Ray
Hardware Co, which is the largest
exhibit Of any Of the trades displays.
The exhibit is located where the Avery
Hardware Co. had it's exhibit last year,
on the main thoroughfare, and is
erected on a platform, but is not
covered or surrounded by any tent so
that any person who will stop can take
in the entire display at once.
The farming implements and hard
ware on exhibition are handled by
both the firms, while the gas engines
are handled by the Avery Hardware
Co. All of the improved farming i'm
plements may be seen in operation, the
power for them being furnished by a
10 h. p. Fairbanks Morse gas engine
The entire exhibit is interesting, not
only to farmers, but to any who are
interested in machinery and it is re-
markable to look at some of the i'm
proved farming implements and to
witness what can be done by machin-
cry in this progressive age.
Some of the articles included in this
exhibit are: Reversible disc plows,
torpedo sulky plows, Thomas mowers
and grain drills, Thomas hay rakes,
Union corn drills, Miss Dixie and
Shawnee planters, Uncle Sam Disc
cultivators, Lucky Jim cultivators.
Avery stalk cutters, two way disc
harrows, single disc harrows, guard
rail harrows, plows, middle bursters
corn grinders, etc.