South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-11
FOOD SHOW To
OPEN TUESDAY;
HERE ESPROGRAM
Demonstrations, Lectures and
Displays of Production,
Conservation and Thrift
viii be Features.


plays on production, conservation
and thrift will feature St Joseph
county's food show which will open
in South Bend Tuesday. The vari-
Gus features OF the show will be pre-
sented at the high school, the county
court house and the Chamber Of
Commerce. The complete program
made public Monday serves as a
comprehensive, guide to the food
show.
General booth displays and dem
onstratiOns are to be seen in the
high school gymnasium, the Cham
Der Of Commerce gymnasium and
the court house basement.
Among the demonstration to be
made in the high school will be
those Of fruits and vegetables, cleo
trio service for the home, labor
saving devices. food pledge cards. a
cook book, retail grocer's CONNER
cial display OF conservation and
renovated and remOdeled clothing
and millinery. Canned fruits. and
vegetables. dehydrated vegetables.
sugar substitutes, wheat substitutes
substitute fats and proteins, are
among other displays to be on view
in the place, while Red Cross. Thrift
stamps, library and war garden ex-
hibits will be there also.
At Chamber OF Commerce.
Booths in the Chamber Of Com
merce will be given over TO the farm
engineering and the good roads dis
play
General agriculture exhibits, in
Guiding animal hUsbandry and dairy
ing. will be shown in the court
house.
number OF special demonstra-
tions are 10 be featured during the
show. among them being the daily
meat substitute demonstration OF
which Miss Alma Garvin of Purdue
university will be in charge. This
viii be held from 10 until 1880
O'Clock each day in the home
economies lecture room Of the high
school.
At the same time every day a fat
substitute demonstration viii be
eiveu in the Little theater OF the
high school. under the charge of
1tiss Grace Gearhart OF Purdue uni
vcrsity.
A wheat substitute demonstration
viii take place every day from >
until $3.50 o'clock in the home
economies lecture room and Miss
Garvin will have charge.
Miss Gearhart will conduct sugar
substitute demonstration during that
time each day in the Little theater.
Mrs. Charles Byers Mrs. Harvey
DeIIer and Miss Grace Smith viii be
in charge Of a cold pack canning
demonstration each day from . until
$3.50 O'Clock in the high school gym
nasium.
Preparation OF FISH for the table
will be taken up Wednesday from -
until $3.50 O'Clock in the home
economies lecture room Of the high
school. This will be continued Fri
day and Saturday morning between
the hours of 10 and 1880 o'clock.
Machinery Demonstration.
Numbered among the special
demonstrations will be that on the
repair and adjustment OF farm ma
chinery TO be held each day in the
chamber OF Commerce gymna sium
under the direction OF G.. d. Kins-
man OF Purdue university. The hours
viii be from 10 O'Clock until y in
the mornings and from , o'clock
until in the afternoons.
The values CT different CONNER
cial and home grown feeds in pork
production are 20 be demonstrated
Friday and Saturday afternoons
from 1870 until 2:45 o'clock in the
court house basement with Prof.
7. w. Schwab Of Purdue university
In charge.
The case and feeding OF far n
work horses and brood mares viii
be another OF the special demon
stration~. this 20 be given under the
direction OF Prof Schwab in the
basement Of the court house Friday
and Saturday mornings from 1880
sntil II o'clock
Prof. r J. Pial VIII conduct a
speciaI demonstration on the treat
nent OF oats and barley for smut
and like diseases and the treatment
Of potatoes for scab and other dis
eases Friday and Saturday. the first
mentioned 60 be held In the after
Moons from 2.45 until o'clock and
The latter in the mornings from 9
uutG 1880 O'Clock.
special demonstrations in the ad-
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