The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-27
FINE EXHIBITS AND
MANY PEOPLE AT THE
MARION COUNTY FAIR
CONTINUED from Fourth Page)
Machinery and Industrial Exhibits

Machinery and Industrial Exhibits
This hall is more than usually in
teresting this year. The Marion
Hardware Co, Of course, has the
largest display, taking one-fourth Of
the hall Among the exhibits is an
International feed grinder, an indis-
pensable machine for a big farm.
There are two engines, 4-hp. kerr
osene and a 2 u hip. gasoline, both
of which have been kept in active
operation. The fine malleable steel
ranges have impressed the visitors
so fayorably that several orders
have been booked. 4 set of alum
inum tableware is to be given as
premium to some fortunate person.
Outside the building, the Marion
Hardware has another big exhibit Of
machinery. Frank Wetherbee is in
charge, aided by the other Marion
Hardware boys, all of whom are ex-
perts in machinery and fishing.
The auto display is filed with
two magnificent machines, John
Spencer's Buick and B. F. Condor s
REQ. Both the finest of their class,
and when one looks at them and in
quires the price, he is surprised at
their cheapness. Ask John and
Bennie
Another big auto, one long in use,
but looking brand new, was an in
stance of what w. F. McAteer can
do in renovating the machines.
The old, reliable American Agri-
cultural Co. is on hand with its ex-
hibit, most interesting TO the farm
ers. The Cheek-Neal Coffee Co. has
booth, where dainty cups of Max
well House Blend are handed out
all day, and prove very refreshing.
The German Kali Works has a pro-
paganda department, the manager
of which, Mr.. G.. E. Rice, gives val
liable information to all who come
his way. The Snow-Mellow booth is
favorite stopping place for the
housekeepers, who, if they follow up
the trail, will find it leads to the o.
X. Grocery.
The Imperial Steam Laundry
picked winner when it selected
Miss Lucille Park to preside over its
booth. Everybody judged the good
work OF the laundry by the good
looks OF the young lady, and that is
enough said.
The OcaIa Orpheus, \. VI. Lans-
ford, has his temple OF music in the
northeastern corner of the hall, and
people are going in all day to see
and listen to his superb instru-
ments.
One Of the most interesting dis
plays is the Beaver Board booth OF
Collier brothers. The Beaver Board
will yet do away with the archaic
and troublesome plaster, and if you
want to build or repair, be sure and
see one of the Golfers.
Board of Health Booth
The State Board of Health head
quarters, in the Ocala Lumber and
Supply Co. building, presided over
by Mrs. Walter Hood, aided by all
the doctors, should be visited by ev-
erybody, for it disseminates most
valuable information. Strange to
say, the physicians are doing their
best to destroy their own means OF
livelihood by trying to keep every
body well.
Have Whole House
McIver & Mackay, as usual, have
whole house of their own. Furni-
ture, cooking utensils, farming ma
chinery, buggies and carriages, all
of the best, and beautifully arrang-
ed, attract the interested attention
of all. With large hospitality, the
two wide Macs (wide in body and
brain) have fitted up a handsome
Board OF Trade headquarters, where
Secretary Rooney diffuses geniality
and information TO all. Also. the W
c. T. l., like Noah's dove. has found
therein a resting place, from which
10 disseminate their literature. and
where charming young lady apostles