The Washington times., 1915-11-03
Better Attention Is Received
During These Hours Than at
Other Times.
TWO HOURS FOR EXHIBITS


attend In the afternoon, should 20 early
to the food show In Convention Hall in
the evenings X they expect to give all
or the booths tho attention they de-
serve. Many who arrived late last
night found some Of the exhibits with
out souvenirs. so great was the demand
OF the eager visitors who arrived earlier.
TIC show In OF such magnitude that
1t requires more than two hours to
STOP ot each exhibit and tastc of the
deiicacics given away or to listen to
the advice OF some demonstrator on
now TO prepare the food in the most
oelcctabl" manner. The officers OF the
Retail Grocers' Protective Association.
under whose auspices the food exposi-
tion Ia being held. advise visitors. who
can. to attend the show In the after
noon. and II this Is impossible to arrive
at 7.SO. the opening time in the eve
ming.
Forced To Work Hard.
The second evening OF the exposition
which began at 7:O and continued Until
after 1880 last night attracted a crowd
that taxed the energies of the army or
demonstrators and exhibitors.
Even the orchestra in the balcony
had difficulty keeping up with the
pace of the throng. AZ one passes
the turn stilc in entering the en-
position building. the happy atmos-
ph' re Of tho show, which seems to he
contag ious. Is INHALED and thereafter
tho holiday spirit prevails.
The hrst stopping nlace for last
boo tn oC Hecht & Co. In addition to
the Monday night display on live
models, I'm afternoon and evening
coat OF new design proved most at
trsctive. This was OF burnt orange
color. with idkon chinchilla collar.
with cufs and button trimming Of
plush: atop OF which was French
model black hat with large plume
carrying out the color effect OF the
coat. Hccht's exhibit will change en-
tirely toright.
Pan Cakes q Plenty.
As the visitors progressed down the
vest side OF the exposition the In
vfting arena Of Tsco pancakes being
baked was sufficient to cause a halt
In the proce cession while T. w. Phillips
and his demonstrators served the
breakfast eelicacics. "Add water and
bake Is the advic" given by the Teco
People TO purchasers of their buck
wheat and pancake fours, which are
said to he the only kind on tho mar
ket that contains matted 6uttermiIk
Holzbeierlcin's booth. where delicious
SAMPLES of the Washington renowned
Famous" cakes and bread were dis
pcnsed proved the next magnet for the
visitors. J. f. Bell. route agent for
was In charge OF the
booth last night. with Mrs NJ. y. Man
gum as special dcmonstrator The
fancy box cakes now on the market as
the latest Holzbeierleln product fur
nish the background of the booth.
and A twenty-eight- pound wedding cake
of four stories" is another attractive
display.
The elaborate exhibit Of the Washing
ton Gas Light Company. which includ-
ed the model fve-room apartment.
was never without some visitors last
night. and from the kitchen to the par
lor, the unique establishment was in
sDected. The company shows all kinds
of domestic appliances In the apart
ment. as well as n large display Of
lights and an imposing line Of the
Acorn special ranges with enamel doors
The display Is in charge Of II G. Reed
and fourteen assistants in addition TO
Miss Hoar, the pure food dcmonstrator
The busiest booth on the east side OF
the exposition hall was that OF Chaplin
Sacks Manufacturing Company. where
Velvet Kind ice cream and Ices we're
dispensed. Eight tables furnish ac-
for visitors to the booth.
and all bavors of Velvet Kind" o.
creams are served. The booth IL attrac-
lively decorated with the new Chapin-
Sacks product. medically scaled pack
ages of ice cream Cones are made and
served at the booth.
Spices and Tea Extracts.
Among the many attractive booths in
the center of the big exposition hall Is
the triangle display stands of McCor-
mick & Co. showing Bee brand
and Banquet brand extracts. spices and
teas y. r. McVey, sales manager for
the South. Is in charge, and he Is as
sisted by eight statesmen and demon
strators. The visitor to this booth first
Is informed that the Mccormick prod
ucts were awarded gold medals at the
San Francisco Exposition, and then a
happy faced demonstration serves YOU
with some tasty shrimp concoction with
Bee brand spices, and you are con-
vinced OF the Judgment Of the cxpcsi-
tion judges. display OF spices in their
natural form showing the way they
grow. also attracts In the Mccormick
booth.
Albert Kruft. John Pentz. and John
Schrote, expert cocoa men. serve Lips
Society Cocoa at another attra ctiye
booth in the center portion. and mirrors
and bill files are dispensed by the ener-
getic people assisting John NJ. McDuell.
In charge Of the p. G. Tomson & Co