The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-24

and Miss Goode of Omaha.
BY this time possibly the fellow with
the ravenous appetite is ready for an
other cup of coffee. All he has to do
is to make his way to the booth of the
Ridenour-Baker Co., of Kansas City,
which is in the form of model
kitchen. While he is drinking the
coffee passed out by Mrs NJ. B. Beck,
who has been demonstrating for the
firm for several years, he is making
up his mind what guess to make on
the number of coffee beans in a jar
on exhibition in the booth, in antici-
10 pounds of r. F. o. G.. coffee. NJ.
F. Free, who is In charge of the
booth is also assisted by Frank Nc
Farland and H. H. Smith.
If one is a coffee fiend, there is
chance for getting hold of still an
other cup of the drink. Over on the
opposite side of the room-the right
side-is the booth where the quality
Of Rorden's condensed and evapOrat-
ed milks are being demonstrated. The
coffee is thrown with the free samples
of milk c. NJ. Miller and Mrs NJ E.
Luce of Kansas City, are in charge OF
the booth Ice cream for dessert may
he had at the booth of the Cashmire
Many other places where good
things to eat may be had were told
of in the description of the Topeka
Made Goods in the article on the
state Journal.
Things You Can't Eat.
Now supposing the fellow with the
great hunger to contend with has ap-
1eased his appetite for the time being,
b1t wants to provide for the future.
There are plenty OF opportunities TO
In the first place his attention may be
attracted by the freezers which are
on exhibit at the booth just mentioned
=
a novel device for turning out the
cold stuff. Cream is poured into one
portion of the machine and when
crank is turned the ice cream becomes
device. L. J. Cashmire, q son of the
man who invented the machine IS DO
ing the demonstrating. The firm has
a local office.
Sample packages or Atlas oats may
he had for the asking at the booth or
the Atlas Oats Co of Kansas City,
which is presided over by P. , smith
who was here last year
Of course one will need soap and
cleaners in the home At the "Persn'
merits of this self acting oxygen clean
er are set forth. Miss Marie Palmer Is
assisting at this booth. This manufac-
turing Co has been conducting a sue
cessfuI advertising campaign through
the State Journal and the product is
The booth of the Peet Brothers COM
panv of Kansas City is attracting much
attention on account of the novel
Million bubble making device, a ma
chine that produces myriads of bub- |
bles. The various. soaps Of the firm are
On exhibit
Not far away is a booth good to look |
upon 1t is that of the Onion Salt Co. /
Onion salt is a new seasoning ingredi- /
ants for soup, salads, etc. M. F. Drew
If Denver is in charge of the booth. |
His assistants are Miss Dorothy Hood |
and Mrs. N. V. Leggett.
AS last year the booth of the Kellogg
20. is popular. This is where The merits
# KelIogg's toasted corn flakes are
set forth, and where interesting SOU
7enirs are being distributed
Eat an Arizona Olive" is the sug-
gastion of G. N. Blackburn of Munger
Brothers. Phoenix. Arizona. They have
he Olive brand of ripe olives from the
district irrigated from the Roosevelt
'eservoir.