The Washington herald., 1915-10-21
DISCUSS FOOD
SHOW DETAILS
Retail Grocers Arrange for
Sixth Annual Exposition
Next Month.
MANY PREPARE BOOTHS
Unique Display of Goods Planned by
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MANY PREPARE BOOTHS
Unique Display of Goods Planned by
Leading Dealers of City and
Vicinity.

Rivaling all Of its FIVE predecessors in
magnitude and circumstances. Washing
toms sixth national food show and in
dustrial exposition will open its doors
at Convention Hall for a two weeks dis
play Monday evening. November l.
1t will be the sixth time the Retail
Grocers' Protective Association has come
to the fore with an exhibition of this
character. Its members at a meeting
last night at sS3 D street northwest per-
fected final arrangements 1t was In the
nature Of jubilation of grocerymen. fol-
lowing the announcement of Manager
Perry P. Patrick that never before in
the history Of the organization has SO
much space been disposed of.
The show will not only constitute a
unique display of roodstuns but will
develop into congress Of representatives
Of the leading purveyors of foodstuns
and appliances in the United States, in
GLIDING some very unusual displays by
Washington houses. Some very inter-
esting letters were read last night. ex-
pressing the satisfaction that the ex-
hibitors have in coming to Washington.
the National Capital. for demonstra-
ton of the efficiency Of the various
lines of foods that will be shown
When President J. H. Goodrich called
for volunteers for committee work In
connection with the operation of the
show there was a prompt response, and
it L. assured in advance that the COM
fort and safety of the public will be
well looked for. The association is pre-
pared to handle large crowds.
Many to Have Booths.
Announcement was made of the fol-
lowing interests that will be represented
by large displays in the show: J. F.
Howard. p c. Tomson & Co., c. A.
GambrilI Manufacturing Company, Kirk
man & Son. Browning Baines. The
Fleischman Company. Mccormick & Co.
Washington Gas Light Company. Martin
Gillet & Co, B. B. Earnshaw Bro. |
Fort Stanwix Canning Company. Anger, |
Brohel Company, H. c. Baxter & Son. !
Genesee Pure Food Company, The Eken- |
berg Company, Corn Products Refining |
Company, The Hills Bros. Co., Huyler's, |
G. Washington Coffee Refining Company. |
NJ Holzbeierlein, Aunt Jemima Mills /
Company. Crescent Manufacturing Com
pany, Morris &; Co.. The Diamond Match |
Company, Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing |
Company. Havenner Baking Company.
Franklin Sugar Refining Company. Chris
tian Science. The Corby Baking Com
pany. Burroughs Adding Machine Com
pany. Kaffee Hag Corporation. The c.
F. Sauer Company. Thompson's Dairy.
Atmore Son. A. Loffler Provision Com
pany, g F. Mueller Company, John G.
Weinberg. Chalmers Gelatine, Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company,
Potomac Electric Power Company. The
Frederick w. Lipp Company. White
Cross Milk Company. Loose Wiles Bis
cult Company. lowering Coffee Company,
Peek Bros. & Winch. the Housekeepers'
Tolman Laundry and Peerless
Flour Company. Ii
The following is the personnel of
the committee that has the show in
charge and whose report was endorsed
at last nights meeting. following the
election of new members: J. II. Good
rich. president; c. V. Sparrow. first
vice president; J. Brayshow. jr.. second
vice president: A. G. Schmidt, treas
Irer; NJ. J. Whelan. F. A Dodge. G. .
W Stair. H. S. Haight, H. T. Cover.
F. Lusby, J. E. Diggle. H. c. Rober- !
son. r E. Robertson. r. E. w. Schmidt,
J. w Ward. Otto Rupert, George c. Il
Altemus. E. F. Hall. Brooke & Harry, {
E. T. HUNT, J. F. Schneider. w. H.
and Perry P. Patrick. man
ager-secretary.