El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-14

pfOQuClS OF the bedding factory. Inc
display made by this company is an ar
tistic one as the mattresses are finished
in light blue-flowered cloth and are ar
ranged on beds to show how inviting
they can be.
FIreIess Cookers.
Flreless cookers are a modern inven-
ton which saves Kitchen work. Many
have been shipped to El PasO from the
east although the FL PasO Cooker COM
pany has been making a fine quality Of
cookers right here in FL PasO. In the
same window is shown another labor
saving device by the Rathbun-MiX COM
pany. 1t is a wall ironing board which,
when not in use, folds UP out Of the
way.
More FL Paso Paste Goods.
Cut paste products are again shown
in the display of the Anaya Nfanufac-
turing company, which manufactures
egg noodles, vermicelli and other paste
goods
Fancy Iron Goods.
The Southwestern Iron and Wire
works makes a unique appeal to the
public in its exhibit. A card announces
that every dollar paid out by the com
pany is spent in FL Paso. every employee
owns his own home in FL Paso, the
company owns much El PasO real es-
tate and every dollar of the capitalize
ton is paid in, a majority of stock be-
ing held by Ell Paso people. The display
Of articles manufactured at the com
pany's works includes fencing, orna-
mental iron work and tools.
Dutch Lunch of Candy.
The Elite has its big window in the
center of the White House arcade, filled
with sweet things. A novelty is shown
in this window It is a "COney Island
lunch" consisting OF a small stein of
beer sausage link, sauerkraut, a. pO-
tato and a pretzeL All are made Of
candy. A great rope of taffy ready to
pull is shown hanging on the big hook
used to loop the silvery sweetness over
while the candymaker is pulling it The
window is draped in red candy beads.
Brewery Exhibit.
The Fl Paso Brewing association
shows its bottled products and the
hops, malt and grains which enter into
its composition. A chair is shown IN
the exhibit which was made from a
beer key with a back of polished wood.
monster stein and a number of
smaller ones are also shown in the eS-
hibit
school Boys Work.
Manual training work of the Ell Paso
schools is shown in one section Of the
arcade and forms one of the most re-
markable exhibits in the entire eXposi-
ton. A man standing in front Of the
exhibit Wednesday night said: Those
kids are wonders They have made
furniture that any skilled cabinet maker
would be proud Of and they have left
no ragged edges"
The exhibit includes an oak buffet
made by Adolph Briesch from detailed
drawings which are also cleverly exc
cuted He is a member of the hign
school class and his work is skilfully
done.
Jessie johnson, OF the high school,
also has a chair. leather upholstered.
which was made in the manual training
work of the school.
Done by I&indergartners.
A little table and chairs made by
the kindergarten children of the Bailey
and San JacintO schools is shown in
this exhibit. as is the printing done by
the high schools class in printing.
A table which was made at the Doug
lass school. piano bench made by Hur-
ley Griffith. a table made by Louis
StoltZ, Of the high school, and piano
stool upholstered in leather, made
by Coleman Darna1 of the Bailey
school. are also on display. Mechanical
drawing done by julius Herman, Of the
high school; a hall tree made by Dick
Lewis, Of the Lamar eighth grade, and
the sewing of the domestic science class
are shown in the school booth.
Mines and Miners Needs.
Tramcars, prOspectOrs' hoists and
other steel and iron products are dis
played in the arcade by the Fl Paso
Foundry and Machine company. A
crate is shown in the exhibit with the
slogan, Boost for a (grate)r FL Paso."
painted around il. The ore shown in
the tramcar came from the Memphis
mine, in the Organ mountains of New
Mexico. and was brought in by J. L
Mccullough. who is one Of the piOn-
GERS in the development of these mines
nearest to Ell Paso.
Home Made Leather Goods.
Crisp. new, hand made leather goods
are as attractive as newly printed
bank notes, and the Shelton-Payne
Arms company has a window filled with
leather goods at the exposition. Cow
boy chaps are shown, with all of the
rings, loops, thongs and straps that de-
light the heart Of a plainsman. Pistol
holsters, rifle scabbards and golf bags
are also shown in this exhibit. The
saddle section is especially interesting
to hOrsemen These saddles have sill
yer mOuntings, pressed and hand sewed
leather trimmings, and are made in va
rious patterns.
Purity" Products.
A feast Of Purity products is shown
by the Purity Baking company. A man
and woman. in evening dress are
shown seated at a table on which is be-
ing served the Purity products. BUS
ter Brown" who gives name to one OF
the company's best known products. is
shown in one corner of the scene, while
various kinds Of bread. cakes and
French pastries are also displayed.
GuntOn's Keramic studio and Mrs.
George r Cowherd both have dainty
displays Of hand painted china painted
in FL PasO and fired here.
Hams in Stockings.
The human foot is not the only thing
that wears a stocking, as the Armour
cOmpany's exhibit shows. Stockinet
hams are shown in the cOmpany's ex-
hibit as they are made in FL PasO. The
hams are sewed in knitted cloth re-
sembling stockings and are boiled and
prepared for market in FL PasO.
Patent Medicines Made Here.
Patent medicines is a product which
few I'll PasOans knew was made here.
But the Pan-American Medicine COM
pany has been engaged in the manu-
factUre of la Sanadora" and "Purgo-
tolT' brands of medicine for more than
a year and ships its products as far
north as Chicago and east as far as
New Orleans. La Sanadora" is the
only Ell PasO product using the Next
can revolution as n trade mark. This
shows revolutiOnists fighting from be-
hind adobe walls and one OF the SOL
diers bandaging a wound with the
medicine. The company moved here
from Las Vegas, n. NJ, a year ago and
has sold a large quantity of its prod
uct to the Mexican armies in the field.
Prize Winning Products.
A made in Fl PasO" product took
first prize at the Dallas state fair this
year. It was the Western Coffee com
pany's coffee, which shows its blue
ribbon in its display. Crude coffee,
coffee partially roasted and the fin
ished product ground ready for use are
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