The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21
Merchants Pavilion
Has More Attractive
Display Than Ever

Many thousands Of dollars worth of
splendid furs are shown in the exhibit
Of Oliver Dennis, The House Of Good
Furs." The display is the best ever
presented by the firm.
A living model Gin her brothers
clothes Is planned by the S.. & C.
Clothing Co., and probably will be an
added attraction at this booth before
the end of the week.
A Rush auto house and metal orna-
ments are displayed by the Fargo
Cornice & Ornament Co.. in an attrac-
lively arranged booth in the pavilion.
The O'Neill Hardware Co. displays
improved wash machines, vacuum
cleaners and other household uten-
sils.
A beautiful color scheme of buff,
with autumn foliage to enhance the
appearance Of the pretty new early
fall frocks is the object Of much
admiration at the booth Of A. l..
Moody. The decorative scheme was
created by R. G. Veenker, decorator
with the Moody store, and is a splendid
specimen of the trimmer's art The
advance showing of early fall garments
is especially attractive and of interest
to the fair sex.
The Sandbo auto starter is given a
booth in the pavilion. II
Bergstrom & Grove have a splendid
exhibit of kitchen cabinets, featuring
the ~"dollar-down, -dollar-a-week' plan.
A splendid display of cash registers
and cabinets Is exhibited by the Ma
tional Cash Register Co..
The Stone Piano. Co, dealers in
'everything known in music" have a.
splendid display of pianos. Victrolas,
and other musical Instruments. A $400
| piano Is to be awarded some lucky
person, and 1t is probable there will
be many contestants.
Joseph & Hoenck present a splendid
exhibit of fine furs. The display is
Hastily arranged, and the stock is
| elaborate.
Furnaces, sheet metal work, cornices,
tanks, ETC., are exhibited in the booth
occupied by the Klinsmann COM
pany.
Swift & Co., display their animal
foods, remedies, fertilizers and other
products in an attractive booth.
The Standard Oil Co. exhibits a ley
Perfection range," a kerosene oil
burning stove that has many new fea-
lures and has proved a great attrac-
ton to visitors, especially those who
do the cooking.
The Hubert Hardware Co. has a
! splendid display from their hardware
stock.
Aaker's Business college has its
usual splendid exhibit, showing speci-
mems of the students work.
The Russell-McNair Co. has a booth
in the pavilion, where they talk farm
insurance.
Walker Bros. & Hardy feature the
fire proof Safe Cabinet in their exhibit.
They also offer one free to the per-
ro,, rhn 10 on Fcr+11nofn oc - rri, a.
and no doubt many thousands will
enter the contest,
The new models of sewing machines
are shown by the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., and demonstrators illustrate
the work that may be done with some
of the new devices.
Rowland & Goodrich, grocers, are
located in a booth on the. south side Of
the court.
The Northern School Supply Co
presentes a splendid display of schoo
supplies. H.
New gas ranges and appliances art
exhibited by the Union Light, Heat &
Power Co. The display is a very at
tractive n
The Hagen-Newton company has ar
especially attractive exhibit of kodakI
and supplies, as we'll as examples Of
the amateur developing and printing
work done by the firm in it's kodak
department.
The firm of o. ]. daLendrecie also
has a very attractive display in the
pavilion. The decorative scheme
created by c.. J. Austin, is suggestive
of midsummer, pink roses and foliage
contributing to the pretty effect. Th'
display of ladies' apparel is especially
fine.
Before and After" effects in rug:
are shown by the Fargo Carpet & Rus
Co., the latter effect showing the re
suits of the thorough cleaning the rus
is subjected to at the company's plant
In the center of the court s%urroundet
by the Merchants pavilion is the flora
hall, with many beautiful displays o!
potted plants and cut flowers. This
SPOT is particularly beautiful, anC
proves a great attraction for the lady
V~iEifora,