Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-07
DISPLAY BOOTHS
ATTRACT ATTENTION
Many Artistic Booths and Excel
lent Displays At Expo
sition
PARCEL POST DISPLAY
Is MOST INTERESTING
Work Of Pupils From Bismarck
Schools Is Most Favorably
Commented On

Commented On
The third floor of the Exposition
building is packed with exhibits of
great interest.
One Of the daintiest is the Jello
booth. It is decorated in delicate
blue and white and on the table are
many tempting delicacies all made
out of the product. Miss T. Stack,
representative of the general offices,
is in charge. She is giving demons
trations and serving samples.
Parcel Post Display.
The direct from consumer to pro-
Queer movement is well-represented
by the government parcel post dis
| play made under the direct supervi-
sion of Postmaster Frank Reed. Mail
sacks placed as they are in the cars,
i cartons for shipping eggs, butter and
| other articles and a rubber tire pack
ed for shipment are some of the
things shown. ,
One of the most artistic booths is
that of the Goodridge.Call Lumber Co.
They are showing roofing papers. 5ce-
ment; coal: and wall board, besides
having booth finished in some of
their high-quality lumber.
Latest Styles on Display.
Up-to-date mems wearing apparel is
featured in the exhibit Of Rosens
Clothing store. Fancy neckties, neat
gloves, the latest derby and several
models of stylish suits and 0%vercoats
are in the display.
The Bismarck Bottling Cmpany
has an extensive display Of its bottled
goods, ginger ale, Red Rock water,
cream soda, hop ale and so forth.
Minneopa Products Shown.
MinneOpa; products are shown by
the Bismarck Grocery company. 1t is
an attractive display of canned peas,
peaches, Strawberries and pears, ster-
ilized milk, tea and coffee and other
articles.
Webb Brothers in a beautifully dec
Grated black and white booth show
the latest suits and cloaks.
A. w. Lucas Company is showing
a comprehensive display Of women's
undergarments. The artistic arched
entrance adds wonderfully to the
beauty of the booth.
National Highway Has Booth.
w. G. Woodruff is showing a com.
plete line Of electrical goods-electric
washing machines, wringers, coasters,
stoves, tea pot and many types OF or.
namental features.
The National Parks Highway asso-
citation has a booth reserved. 1t
shows scenes all along the line Of
the proposed highway. Big booster
meetings will be held Oct. II and II.
The national officers will be present.
Wild Oats Eradicator.
There is an atmosphere Of art and
refinement about the booth of the
Butler Studio. The clear, sharp pic.
lures sho beautifully against the
dark brown Of the walls. A special
ty is made of pictures of children.
The picture of the graduating class Of
1905, Bismarck high school is part of
the exhibit. Another n is that of
the first prize individual display at
last years exposition.
Are you troubled with wild oats?
Then you should see the wild oats
separator on the third floor. 1t is
manufactured by The Holland Oats
Separator Company Of Fargo. Dem.
onstrations are being given. The
separator has been used with success
by many of the experiment stations.
Indian Children Show Work.
The work Of the Indian school
shown in a booth in the west wing
is wonderful and; is the admiration of
all visitors. The crayon drawings,
the bead work including artistic bead
belts, a stylish suit and many other
interesting articles, all made by the
little Indian children, are shown.
Bismarck Schools Well Represented.
Exhibits of the work of pupils in
the Bismarck schools are equally inter.
esting. 1t demonstrates i%rrefutably
the high standard of the city's schools
and is a credit to the Exposition. The
manual training department has
tables, desks, chairs and other art
icles on exhibition. The girls show
the results of their training in pre-.
paration of canned goods and their in.
struction in sewing.
Mrs. C. W. Harris has a beautiful
exhibit of art work by her students.
It is one of the most artistic booths.