Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-26

gerford Smith fountain supplies occu-
py q big booth just to the right as you
enter the arena. J. A. Waldrep Of
Tulsa is distributor for these we'll
known goods in this section The
Purity Ice Cream company serves
strawberry ice cream in neat little
pastoboard sauccrs at the same booth
The Armour company Is much in
evidence. They have two booths Al
one of them is shown the Armour
toilet goods exclusively At the other
are the Grape Juice, Vim Fiz and ya-
riOUs soda fountain supply exhibits
George W. Han. district manager for
the states of oklahoma, Louisiana,
Arkansas ana Texas, is the man in
charge His assistants are Miss Ma
ron Dudley and Miss Maud Bonis-
field, two young ladies who won the
first and second prizes at the Tulsa
lIrCmeu's masQuo bali in Convention
hall recently. one of them was made
up after the Armour bouillon cubes
while the other wore an Armour
Grape Juice costume.
The Tulsa Typewriter company has
q showing of its machines on the
arena floor with expert demonstrators
in charge.
T. II. RutHdge Of St Louis is rep
rcscnting the famous John T. MillkcH
d Co at the convention. He is man
accr of the sales forces of this big
concern and delivered a lecture be-
fore the association yesterday after
noon. There is an exhibit Of MILL
Een's standardized tinctures on the
arena floor.
The Patterson-II Hoffman Cigar COM
may Of oklahoma City have an eX-
hihit. featuring the p. & H." and
"Cuesta- Rey' cigars.
Edmund D. Cutino is personally in
charge of the extensive exhibit Of the
Cutuo Drug & Sundry Co. of Kansas
City He is assisted by r. c. Erwin
and I. A. Kosovitz. The latter is
travelling representative Of the com
pany in this section. Cutino is max
ing quite a hit with the druggists by
passing out odd and unusual sOuye-
Mrs.
The Quaker drug store bears the
distinction Of being the only Tulsa
firm with a booth at the convention.
The quaker exhibit occupies prom
inent position in the center Of the
prominent young Tulsa society
woman, dressed as n Quaker girl
presents an attractive picture in the
center of the exhibit. Candies and
Crystal ice cream are dispensed here,
and it is always the center of a big
crowd. j. n. Graves of the Crystal
Ice Cream company of Oklahoma
City makes his headquarters at this
booth, as the Quaker serves Crystal
ice cream.
J. n. Graves, by the way, was one
of the most active in Oklahoma City
in entertaining the Tulsa boosters AT
the capital last week. DR.. Il. A.
Penny of the Quaker drug store took
him I'm tow as soon as he arrived in
Tulsa and last night Mr.. Graves wired
to F.. *. Gaylord, president Of the Ok,
lahoma City chamber of commerce.
for help. They've paid us back with
interest" said the telegram. "and I've
got to have assistance i'm order to as
smilate all Of this hospitality in
Tulsa. Graves pulled big laugh
Yesterday afternoon. He had been
busy all day handing out cards which |
entitled the bearer to a free dish of |
Crystal ice cream at the Quaker drue
store. Someone (Doc Penny is sus- !
pected) handed him bunch of cards |
which looked like the ice cream
tickets, and he handed out a hundred |
or more of them before he became |
aware that they bore these words:
Meet me at the Quaker. Thee and
Thine will Find Favor Thero - Al