The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
Fine Showings BY Enter.
prising Pensacola Busi-
ness Men.
The Journals Rest Place and
Information Bureau a fav-
orite Plaee-Many Beau
tiful Trades Displays At
tracted Much Attention
Woman's Building Had
Many Visitors.

No spo, % the Fair grounds wa
more popular than The Journal boot \
IN the wonan's building. wh.re all
day and evevv day durinw the Pair
Mrs sidney Kahn. representins PEN
aAnoia'a greatest daily. welcomed
visitors from even point IN West
FLORIDA and Southern Alabama. mai :
Ing them feel 81 home and furniahlnH
them uuch information aa wan needed
to make the Fair Of greatest interest
10 them
AZ q desk tust outside the bosfh
men. women and children from every
county In the Fair district rcElatered
and many gave nattering and unso.
iicited notices Of what Penmaroln'a =
icAdinE ncvspaper is doing for this
section.
The Journal booth. with its cheerful
background ~ red and white. and ita
oomfortabie mission furnishings. not
only proved a haVsn for the weary
ones who nov and then found thinEm
hii strenuous. bat Vas q favorite
nesting plaoe Cor friendn. ara the
phrase Meet M a. The Journal
hooth.- vas heard ss often as Meet
me on the Pair grounds"
Ara Kahn had taken wreaf pains
Il. g tnak Pak. eulg ela Ths Journal
eonweuferc@ a. u'eii. and amonR thcne
Wa an inprovined DRESSING room.
screened AZ one end. where one oould
nnd those feminine necesaitias. pew
der ana piss. needle ana thread on
the ieng settoe many babies Hiurnher-
sd. and tired mothmrn roaa % chafted
-
wrifinR tabla. where papaE. pen and
Ink were a. hand. oul .of-town visitors
wrote hurried notes and ponsmin 90
the folks a. koma.
Mrs. Kahn vas untirinr IN Der e.
forta 70 see that All met with courtesy
and On giving information TO visitors
On the grounds Hhe was especially con-
siderata.
The Journal n always riad 70 wei
cosna vimitorn 60 Pensacola. and from
the many expressiona ~ appreciation
heard az the Fair. feels sure that the
pleasure q recsivinG the visitors WAS
no greater than the pleasure and com-
fort The Journal booth afforded.
WILL c. plFFgRogRFgR.
WIN g. Damenderfer had aent out
many Invitations through The Jour
nal for Fair visitors 20 meet him face
10 face on the Fair grounds. and he
wAa.there. Just across from The Jour
MAJ booth. with an interesting llne o.
souvenirs
PnnnAnta paper weights, depictinE
scenes from Florida. shells and ether
souvenirs of Pensacola we're shown
here In great variety. and especially
noticeabls wAs q tobacco Jar made ~
a cocoanut shell. the fare being cut
rom the rough outer husk. and the
mouth formed of long white seefls ard
the eyes of the shells centers6 with
black. mAking a curious ana ununual
souvenir.
Another interesting thing shown waa
the ions sword taken on Saturday ~
a local fisherman from a wword nah
IN watara adjacent n Pensaeola-
NJ. pinenderfers booth vas visited
~ uAny interested spectators durfng
ths Pair.
tKG HgILBRoN.
Next 20 TIE Journal booth wa- .
display by Ika Helihron. Mf Heiibron
believes In Utility rather than the
aesthetic. And his booth had a. its
denoratiun numbers 81 ttrea watch
attracted attention ~ the Hterature
which was On hand for the peruaai
~ FaR visitors. who wera interested
In aufomoblies Turing certain hours
~ -ach DAY q REPRESENTATIVES - the
oompany Vas ready - give any IN
SconunSsa oa Pas, r~ol