Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-11-18
EXPOSITION BLDG.
TO Be A GREAT
EGG FACTORY
5000 Birds Win Make Their Home in
Terminal Auditorium for Two
Weeks During the Ohio &
Michigan Land Show.

1t ought not to be difficult for To-
ledoans to get fresh eggs during the
first two weeks in December. For
that length of time 5000 birds will be
on display at Terminal Building, great
Convention and Exposition Hall, that
will house Ohio and Michigan Land
Products, Power Farm Machinery and
Land Show Exposition from Deeem-
Der to December 18th.
Every known variety of fowl will
be shown, including the prize exhibits
of he most noted fanciers of the CEN
trail states. Not only will one entire
section of the Building he devoted to
the poultry exhibit, but poultry ex-
perts will give lectures on every phase
of poultry care, the most modern equip
ment for the poultry houses, poultry
foods, incubators, brooding pens, and
in fact, everything relating to the
raising of poultry will be shown. This
is an exhibit that will be of interest
to the city dweller, as well as the SUBJ
urban resident and to the visitors
from the country.
16 Counties in Northwestern Michi-
gan to Exhibit
An important announcement made !
within the past week by the Exposi-
tion management is to the effect that
16 counties of northeastern Michigan
will unite in a great exhibit of the
products of that important section.
This will be one of the big features
of the Show. Northwestern Michi-
gan is noted for it's fine varieties of
fruits, grains and grasses. Anybody
who is interested in modern agricul-
ture should not fail to see this exhi-
bit, for which special section has
the management Of the exhibit is 60
ing to donate some choice Michigan
apples as souvenir to visitors.
Special Electrical Illumination
Featuring the electrical celebration
which is made in connection with the
National Prosperity Celebration, an
unusually large and beautiful electric
al display will be made by the cleo
trical concerns who have reserved one
section of the Exposition for cooper
ative exhibit. This exhibit will not
only be pleasing from the standpoint
of beauty, but will be interesting and
educational. Electrical men say that
practically all forms of house-work
can now be done by electricity-any-
thing from cooking, sweeping and
even rocking the baby's cradle. The
housewife who prides herself on her
pies, biscuits, and cakes will find how
easy it is to do her cooking electric
ally with less time, labor and trouble.
Electric stoves will be shown in ac-
tual operation and demonstrations
given throughout the Exposition
Washing, ironing, sewing, cleaning
and other housework will be carried
on by electrical appliances. One
washing machine will wash your mon
ey in case it has become soiled and
deliver it to you as crisp and fresh
as when it was issued from the Bank.
If you have any tainted" money,
bring it to the Exposition and have it
made 100 per cent pure.
Over 600 Individual Displays
Reservations for space at the Ex-
position, practically all of which is
now under contract, insure over 600
individual displays, the largest num-
ber of displays, it is understood, ever
shown at similar exposition. One
of the most striking features will be
an exhibit of road models by the U.
S. Government; fish, game, fruit and
grain exhibits by the Ohio State Ag-
ricultural Department and daily dem
onstrations of farm tractors on spec
tally constructed indoor track.
The Exposition is an educational
movement to interest the residents of
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana in the ag-
ricultural value of Ohio and Michigan
Land and to foster the "back-to-the-
land" movement. Special amuse-
ments and educational features are
arranged for every day. In spite OF
the fact that practically two Expo
sitions will be held. owing to the Sc
lection of Land Products Show by the
Electrical dealers for their Exposition
no increase in admission will be charg'
ed, the single price of 25 cents admit
ting to all features of the Show, both
day and evening.
The Terminal Building is centrally