The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21

more attractive nor more replete with
unusual exhibits than it is. this year..
Practically every booth is filed, and
interest them on the -four sides of the
great court.
Yellow and white form the decora-
tive scheme, and thousands of yards
of bunting have been employed to
great advantage in producing the best
results. The entrance to the pavilion
is especially attractive.
Turning to the right Of the main en-
trance the visitor first encounters the
rest room furnished and maintained
by the 'Luger Furniture Co., Berg
Estrom & Grove; and Crane & Ordway.
1t is comfortably furnished and equiv
led with lavatory facilities.
Next to the rest room Is a booth &C.
Coupled by the North Dakota Decorat-
ing Co.. with a splendid display Of
wall papers and interior decorations.
The various products of the Man
chester Biscuit Co, North Dakota's
Pure Food Cracker factory" are at
tractively arranged in the next booth,
Favorable comment among fair visit
ors. 3':.
J, F. Holmes & Co. have a splendid
display of new and up-to-date mems
clothing and furnishings. ..t
Fout & Porterfeld have a fine dis
| play Of drugs, and remedies.
Reineke & McKone concentrate
uI'on advertising their, popular "R, B."
cigars, and have devoted ar entire
booth to that purpose.
The Luger Furniture CO. has a
splendid line of pianos, organs. victro-
las, rugs, ETC., on display. They also
have a pianist at the booth, who
proves a great attraction for those
who wish to hear the new music.
The Hodgson Realty Co. is located
in the booth adjoining, and their ad-
vertistng of Fargo property attracts
considerable attention.
The Votes for Women" booth was
in charge of Mrs. j. A. Pierce, treas
urer of the North Dakota Votes for
Women league, yesterday. Today it
will be in charge of Mrs. Gilbert Hag-
CERT. The booth is ~attractively ar
ranged and decorated with win
ming" literature, and already has prov
ed quite an, attraction in the pavilion.
Miss Jane Thompson, national secre-
tary, will be at the booth much of the
time this week.
Books, stationery, pictures and Ii
brary accessories contribute to the
display of Peterson & Goldsmith, sta
TONERS.
Guns, motorcycles, bicycles, cycle
supplies and sporting goods are dis
played by the firm of J. E. Johnson
The booth is we'll arranged and at
tracts much attention, particularly. the
interesting outing pictures with which
the walls are covered.
The Northwestern Sales Co has
fine display Of aluminium ware and
gasoline lamps, irons, etc.
The Canadian government is adver.
Using it's northwest lands with an in
terest exhibit of grains and other ag-
ricultural products. The display is ii
charge of w. E. Black, government
agent at Grand Forks; e. p. Wrigh'
and J. K. Fackler Of the Canadian
Northern.
Itical exhibit, showing the process BY
which Kryptok lenses are ground ant
polished.
The Feeny Manufacturing Co. oceu
pies a booth with a display of Feen!
vacuum cleaners.
Gas lamps from the small house
lamp to the ornamental street lights
Machine Co. The exhibit is particu,
larly attractive in the evening with al
the various lamps lighted. ...
A model farm exhibited by thu
Crane Sc Ordway. co. is an interesting
feature of their display. The windmill
operated by an electric fan, in turI
operates the pump and other farm
machinery, and the entire display IL
so complete in every detail that mill
and cream can be seen running from
the separator in the milk house.
The Marshall Oil Co. has a complet,
display of its products.
Specimens of the work done at Da
kota Business college forms an inter
esting exhibit. The booth is well ar
ranged and attractive, and intereste'
visitors are presented with a beautiful
souvenir folding postcard, containing
colored views of the interior and ex
terror of the school, with information
as to the courses and scope of it
work. "t. g.. -
Alex Stern & Co., presents an ex
bihits of interest to men, includinj
clothing and furnishings.