The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-03

nnlSh out the week. The red uni
forms made an inspiring appearance
and the quality of the music render
ed was Of the best. 1t was always
willing to do its share of the work
and played many extra numbers on
the streets. The men evidently under
stood that they came here to work
and not just for a chance to see the
show and partake in the festivities.
Commercial Exhibits.
Perhaps the most attractive ex-
hibit from a first glance, is the one
of THE Newbury's' in the north
west corner of the balcony. The first
thing to attract the eye is the green
light name effect. This is composed
of ~incandesents which spell out the
name of the "Newbury's". The ex-
hibit is composed Of cut flowers and
hot house plants in %profusion with
samples of wreaths and floral de-
signs. The ceiling is in a frosted eff
feet and the exhibit as a whole MAX
es a very attractive exhibit.
The distilled water company of
this city has a nice booth in which
the famous Crystal Rock water is ad-
vertised, The exhibit is composed
mostly of rows of bottles of various
sizes containing the pure water which
is sold on the first floor and which
most of the homes and business hous-
es of Mitchell use for drinking pur-
poses.
The Educator School Supply Co,
has a nice exhibit. 1t comprises books
and school supplies made by this To-
cal concern and also a fine line of
school and Office furniture. Special
mention should be made of the book
maker features.
The Turner Creamery Co., also a
local concern has an attractive ex-
hibit. 1t shows samples of ice cream
and butter cartons and is giving
away as souvenirs tiny red top cream
can pictures which are to be Used as
order hooks. A large number of the
real red top cans are used in making
the exhibit complete.
The De Laval crea1 separator
company has the most complete and
best display in the building. The cleo
trtcal display with the words, Ode
Laval in purple lights can be seer
from any quarter OF the corn palace.
The entire exhibit is in perfect har-
mony. Several models of the separ-
ator are shown. These are run by
electricity and are fitted with glass
sides so that the inside workings can
plainly be seen. The background of
the exhibit Is very attractive and
large gilt mirrors give it an appear
ance of distinction. The booth is
surrounded at all times when the
building is opened. The machine
needs no further introduction for ev-
cry farmer and milk and cream pro-
Queer in South Dakota knows the
de Laval"
The public schools of Mitchell oc-
eupy one of the stairway platforms.
This exhibit features the work of the
primary department which forms a
background for the entire display.
Special mention should be made of
the manual training department dis
play which contains many examples
OF extra fine furniture, mon which
are noticeable, chairs, tables, and "A
cedar chest. The domestic science
department also is worthy of notice.
Many glasses of jelly and canned
fruits of various kinds are shown.
The WARDROBE" Smith G Gill
more, proprietors have a neat ex-
hibit i'm which is shown many sam
pies of work done in dry cleaning
and pressing. Samples oil fall and
winter suitings are also shown.
Pine county, Minnesota, has an
exhibit under the charge of H. +.
Jennings. 1t is "a land display mostly
and circulars describing the region
are given out. One exhibitor from
this county carried away sweepstak-
es ON corn, wheat and oats at the
Minnesota state fair for two years.
Pine county is about fifty miles north
OF the Twin Cities. The exhibit also
contains a fine line of grain and veg
etables.
The Chaffee Perfume Co, of Ced-
ar Rapids, Ia, has a booth in which
Its products are on sale. The invita-
ton to Come and smell" is conspi-
cously posted and meets with a ready
response.
The Y. w. C. A. of the Mitchell
schools has a booth in which excel
lent home made candies are sold. 1t
is under the charge of several high
school girls and is meeting with great
success in making money. The pro-
ceeds of the week go toward the sup
port of the institution in the schools.
The Hart-Parr company of Charles
City, Iowa, has a space from which
HtSAdluic Is given OUT concerning the
machinery made by it.
The Dakota Cereal company. man
ufacturers of Dacotah Wheat Hearts,
a new breakfast food, have a booth
in which their product is served to
those who wish to sample it. 1t is
cooked by electricity in the booth.
The Beatrice Cream Separator
company has an exhibit under the
charge Of its agents here, The Dakota
Implement and Harness company. 1t
shows several styles of'ithe machines
and demonstrates their use.
Scallin Bros. have II nice booth in
which pennants and souvenirs of all
kinds are sold. They also are making
a special showing of toilet articles.
On the east landing is the exhibit
of the Dakota Wesleyan University.
The background is composed of an
illuminated seal OF the school with
special features printed on silver
ribbons running from it to form
the effect OF the rising sun The booth
is worry beautiful AND 1;torrtu.o -