The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

and all day - interested children and
mothors-
THE PENSACOLA GLEcTRlc CO.
Next 20 MarHton q Quina vas the
exhibit OF the Pensacola Electric Com
pAny. and ~ you have ever heard a
said that electricity is net practical
for anything but hghting purposes
and motive power for plants. factories
and public utilities. you can disabuse
the mind % your informant hereafter
Of any such erroneous idea.
For years the sewinE machine has
been run By electricity a. q motive
power ~ many who 40 not use cleo
sricity IN any other way. except for
illumination. and the SEWING machine
in the trades display section Of the
womans building was not AZ new TO-
many az were the number q other tn
terestinE exhibits shown
The modern haus frau may keep
house electrically. and with marvel
/ Qua convenience
There are small electric stoves"
that may be heated In few moments,
/ and where one mav broii o. BOIL stew
OF saute In the most approved fash
ioa aud with no smell. smoke or dust
70 harass the nerves and temper.
desirnsa especially Tor the busy
housewife who wishes 20 set . meal
quickly. and there arc many other
conveniencss for the modern kitchen.
Indeed. with these safe and sanitary
cooiginE oontrivances. one might al
most keep house m ones trunk.
I The chains dishes are the very
/ thing Tor the woman who likes 20 en-
tertain her friends informally, ard an
other thing that is sure % b. appre-
ciated 20 ne fullest whon its vir
/ tues are known. is the electric iron.
1 which may b. carried with enc where
ever ones goes. and heated a. q mo-
msnrs notice. wherevsr electricity a.
used And the curling iron with its
special coutrivanos b there FOR the
convenieuoe ~ nv LADY when her hair
comes out ~ curl
THE electric fan r. teo well known
/ here. where n serves % make the IONS
summer DAYS cool ard comfortable. 20
I require explanation-lt was one a.
the many articles shown In this dis
/ piay. ore ~ the best In the huiidinE
PALMER COLLEGE.
Thoroughness IL the motto ~ Pal
mer College. a. psFuniak. and the
l college slogan was sxemplinsd IN tha
l thorouah manner IN which Dr Palmer
and hia aids had arranged the college
| display On the Woman's BUILDING.
which was not only one ~ ths hsst
arranged BAT enc ~ the nest popular
e. the fair. win So many easy chairs
AMI settees made comfortable with
dowuy cuahiona in TIE college coiorn.
Earnet and Wray.
The walls ~ the beofh we're lavish
lv decorated IN college pernants. and
/ posters gave an adaed afr ~ college
l aood Fellowship
There was a framed drawing. show
ina thc proposed new boys dorrnitorr
and plenty 81 literature was conven-
sent Cor those intereafsa in what the
ooIieEe has done and proposes 10 90
Or frnu NJ Walk. president oil
the Palmer College. "a eel known Or
Pensacola where be was the pastor %
I me F3rrt Presbyterian church re one
1 timc. taking a vide Interest IN civi.
/ affairs A. wen - church matters
CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE.
AZ me rear ~ the huBdlnW was the
I Clutter Wusfc House EXHIBIT ard here
Mr p. A. Thomas was IN hand an
/ Cav ard ever day. showing an % ths
I dne musical Instruments carrisd
Among ne special exhibits Vaa ths
L CecIlian piano PLAYER which was a
Z source % pleasure anf Curiosity ell
many ~ the visitors. some NJ whom
had never heard this wonderful an
Z strument before. and ofhern re less
I Interested visited fhe kooth Rmalp and
aEair 20 cnfoy ths music - We Cecil
Z ian
Another special feature e this dis-
I play was the showing 81 Lesteg pianos
I e high Rrade Instrument az q low rig
IRE. and the shomacker. higher
I priced piano. hut ere which has
wide fo.iowinN on account % ita won
derfui tone and Nearins qualities
IN addition 90 these Two the Warner
Z and Gerhard planes we're also display
I cd
The booth Was veEg popular an
Z durinN the fair. Tor those Ca charge
we're NEST accommodating and the
musical selections added much 90 the
+ pleasure o. those visiting the woman's
Y huildinW
WATSON. PARKER q REESE CO.
1 Watson. Parker and Reese com