The Mankato free press., 1914-09-25


THE kATo EXPO.
food, candies, canned goods. cigar.
cts, and in fact almost everything of
the kind. There Is a display of Gig
arctic papers which must have been
months in making. and all brands seem
to be there. A showing of Artesian
brand canned goods forms an import.
ant part OF the display. w. E. Ora
ham of 81. Paul has, charge of the
booth.
d. Peterson, the Man Behind the
Camera" has a splendid exhibit OF
portraits. There are all kinds and
sizes and are artistically arranged.
Mrs. Matte Dane is showing painted
china and oil paintings.
Fred Kron has showing of wom-
ems wearing apparel. including
dresses, suits, coats, furs, fabrics and
trimmings and dress accessories. The
display is we'll arranged and decid-
edly attractive.
Power Company Exhibit.
The Consumers Power company is
showing and demonstrating electric
appliances for the home-toasters.
percolaters, broilers. heaters, and all
sorts OF electrical equipment.
The John Klein company has two
exhibits, one of Laurel stoves and
one of brass beds and Circassian
walnut furniture, which is very fine.
Conner II. Jones occupies the cen
ter Of the building with Hobart NJ.
Cable pianos, Edison disc and cylin.
der talking machines and Victrolas.
He also is showing sporting goods
and cutlery. All of the youngsters
are much attracted by the booth for
lovely green, red and blue balloons
are being given away.
The Free Press Printing company
has headquarters in, the exhibition
hall.
The Krause studio has very
handsomely arranged exhibit. A fire
place occupies the back wall and
beautiful photographs are arranged
on the walls.
Landkamer Brothers have an artis-
tic showing OF furniture. The color
idea Is green, yellow and white,
green walls, gold tinted pillars and
entrance. yellow flowers, and a hand.
some set Of white enamel bedroom
furniture.
Women's Wear Shown.
In the George z. Brett booth, wom-
ems furnishings are. shown. Gar
ments OF all kinds, fabrics, laces,
furs and Smaller articles OF dress are
used, and some very artistic draping
is shown. on the figures. Saliva and
clematis are the flowers used. The
work was done by Henry Spicer, Jr.,
the Brett decorator.
Byrnes Brothers are showing poul-
try food. Tie King Land company
of Donnybrook, N. d.. represented by
OFT & Chamlin of this city has a
showing Of splendid grains and farm
products OF the Donnybrook country.
The l.. Patterson Mercantile COM
rany is showing r. B. cigars. Ardee
-four is shown in the Hubbard Mill,
ing company's booth.
The Windmiller company has a
display OF all sorts OF potted plants
and cut flowers. The flowers are ar
ranged on a round table with vines
growing down over the edge and the.
others are in tiers above.
ReoSC on Exhibition.
On the grounds most of the larger
articles are shown. The Minneopa
garage Is showing REQ cars, and Mr..
Akers OF the REQ factory is assisting
at the booth. Schwender Brothers
have a showing OF Mitchell automo-
biles.
Mayer Brothers have two Little
Giant Tractors. and are demonstrat-
ing themss Various pats OF the en-
gine are also exhibited F. J. Ma
howald has a showing 6f Harley Da-
wilson Motorcycles.
The Botsford Lumber company has
an exhibit of cupolas, fences. ETC..
and Frank Wild is showing wagons
and farm implements. Wilson &
Near exhibit a portable freproof gar
age. IA
The Rawitzer Tent and Awning
company has an unique exhibit. A
large tent OF their own maufacture
has been erected and in 1t are porch
swings and all kinds OF canvas fur
nitnre. ell of which was manufac-
tured in Iiankato. ". II. Rawitzer,
the owner is making a public rest
room ofhiss cent. and II Is proving a
popular place. =.