The Washington times., 1916-01-31
VISITORS ALREADY
THRONG FOOD SHOW
Cooking Demonstrations Of The
Times at Arcade Attract
Housewives.
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Many inquiries today regarding the
motion pictures to be shown each even
next in interest to the daily lectures
and demonstrations by Mr.. and MRS.
Snyder and to the exhibits which are
OH view from 1 o'clock to II p; m. Inc
motion pictures series will show how
foods are made and the film this even
ing gives an exciting portrayal OF the
making of honey.
The Arcade orchestra played nNSy
airs as the early visitors Viewed the
exhibit.
Sherman To Open Show.
John Sherman, superintendent OF
weights, measures. and markets. was
scheduled to give the opening address
at the food show this afternoon.
Mr.. Sherman. who has made wide
study of food supply and of marketing
conditions in Washington, was to talk
about the pure food movement in gem
eral and to introduce Mr.. and Mrs.
snyder.
From o'clock to II o'clock tonight
the pure food show and household
appliance exposition will be open to
those who hold The Times coupons,
which are to be used for admission.
The only intermission will be from .
to o'clock.
Educational "MOvies."
From to o'clock there will be
shown the Airline honey bee film,
one Of the series of educational
movies" to be shown daily. This
film was taken at the apiaries of the
A. 1. Root Company, of Medina, Ohio.
Today is club women's day at the
exposition. Invitations have been sent
to all members of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club, and the executive board OF
that club gave its Endorsement to the
movement to encourage interest In pure
foods.
Two of the most interesting figures in
connection with the pure food move
ment have been Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
that poor. low grade foods: careless
cooking. and careless eating are the
primary causes of intemperance, i'm
morality, and disease.
Five years ago he began his lecture
work. He wished to reach mothers OF
children, and he has appeared before
hundreds of thousandsS of mothers on
the lecture platform. Mrs. Snyder is
trained domestic science instructor.
She had more than two years expert
ence IN medical work. She intended
following the medical profession, but
through serious illness her efforts
We're directed to dietetics.
Exhibits of pure foods and OF house,
hold appliances form an important
factor in the exposition. Booths and
exhibits are comprehensive and give
the visitor an excellent opportunity of
viewing products of nationally known
manufacturers.
All exhibits are shown in neatly ar
ranged paneled white and gold booths.
each lighted with a flaming arc lamp.
The interior decorations are varied and
artistic. There will be ample samples
for tasting and distribution.
Some of the Exhibitors.
Among the exhibitors ready for busi-
ness are the Ladies' World. Frantz
Premier Vacuum Cleaner Company.
Beechnut Packing Company, Upton Tea
Company, Airline Honey, Knox Spark
Rumford Baking Company, Sauer Ex-
tract Company, Sentinel Automatic
Cook stove. American Thermos Bottle
Company.
The Beechnut Packing Company has
q splendid showing of its nationally IA
NOUS packed foods. Many of them are
In glass containers. Miss Hazel Kash-
ner is in charge.
The Lowney Company has striking
booth in which are demonstrated some
of the newer Lowney products. Miss
Grace Maynard will demonstrate the
merits Of Lowney's cocoa and chocolate.
The Lowney Company this week will
give away ten cook books to the first
o'clock and ten children's games To
the first ten who visit the booth after I
o'clock at night.
The Knox Sparkling Gelatine has a
silent booth" Near 1t is the Frantz
Premier Company's booth.
Blaze of Color.
The Rumford Baking Company's booth
is blaze of red, white and gold. Mrs
f. r. Griggs, one of the best-knowr