The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14
SECOND DAY or THE DEMON.
STRkTfON FAIR


+ ons1rarion fair. being given under Inc
auspices Of tae N-oman's Club. found
lhe arrory crowded with visitors
throughout The cay, and there were
even more strangers II evidence
than on the opening GAY We can on
/ II reiterate again and again <1ar the
/ talr IS Z complete success.
IL the morning Miss Agnes Harris
Of Tallahassee. again gaze Il IL
+ structive talk and al interesting cook-
/ ing demonstration. her subject being
+ The scientific making Of candies. Her
/ cooking was done On the gas store,
/ Mr.. c. X. Hunter assisting. and the
] chocolate CANDY, peppermints. etc.
made by Miss Harris were delicious,
and were passed around 70 be tested
By the audience. Mrs. Perdue again
baker biscuit, using self-rising -four.
and baking on q blue fame oil stove
Miss Annie Davis made excellent soup
on IN IDEAL hreIess cooker. This soup
was sampled Dy many, and was found
70 be excellent. The Ideal cookers
are sold by the Marion Hardware
Company.
There were samples Of candy. gro
ceries, etc, given away all during the
day. and many are the good things 10
eat that are being demonstrated al
this fair.
The agricultural exhibit OF the Wo-
mans Club and the board Of trade is
IN charge Of Mrs. J, R. 3loorhead. pro
moter Of the girls tomato clubs in
this county The booth is gaily dec
GRATED with the tomato club pe1nants
ana attractiYely arranged with cans
Of tomatoes. bearing Inc tomato club
signs, delicious strawberries from
Mrs. Mechanics garden, green toma-
toes from Mr. Biting. vegetables from
Mrs. Pyleg. vegetables from Mrs. G.
". Martin and huge cab5ages from
Sir. ". D. earn, and box Of growing
beans from Master Cornelius Win
ston, planted by himself.
Next TO this booth is that OF Messrs.
Hayes & Guynn, who have most at
tractive display Of dry goods. shoes.
etc, making q specially OF their chill
dren's clothes. which are very pretty.
They also give away valuable prizes
each day
The Ocala National Bank also has
one Of the booths at one end OF the
central section Of the building.
Mr. H. A. Waterman, the popular
haberdasher. has a splendid exhibit
which is being very greatly admired.
Il is made eyen more attractive by
the fact that he is giving away chanc-
es on some extremely prettily initial
cd handkerchiefs.
In Dir. A. Z. Burnett's booth the
Edison monographs are being adver-
tised, and these instruments are fur.
nishing some OF the music that is
heard from time to time in the build
ing.
Mr.. A. VI. Lansford, the popular pi-
ano man, has very handsome Victor
Victrola and piano player in his
booth, and throughout the day Mrs.
McIyer is demonstrating it's musical
possibilities in a most artistic man
ne-.
Miss Rachael Gaines Of Leesburg,
importer Of Japanese goods, has some
very beautiful goods on display, which
are for sale.
The display Of kitchen ware in the
booth Of Messrs. McIver & MacKay is
taking" the eye of the housekeepers.
Their imported Swedish enamel ware
and particularly the enameled top
kitchen table, are being very favora-
bly, commented on.
The electrical display OF Mr. H "
Tucker. presided over by Mrs Tucker
is complete, and shows off TO great adj
vantage, with it's many additional cleo
trio lights and various electrical con-
trivances.
The Carn-Thomas Grocery exhibit
was presided over on Thursday by
Mrs Maughs, who was demonstrating
some especially good things to eat, /
which are handled by this firm.
The Southern Cotton Oil Company
has good exhibit, and the Marion |
Hardware Company and the Ocala !
Electric and Plumbing Company like |
wise have splendid exhibits, and their
booths are also presided over by diff |
ferent members of the club.
The Court Pharmacy, Tydings &
Co., and the Postoffice Drug Store
nave beautiful displays of candies,
toilet articles and many other things