Evening journal., 1919-09-02

wlde-awake booth, where snowy salt
m attractive packets Is shown, with
Ivory Sal. samples, and golden Wor-
cesler Salt good-luck pennies are
glvcnaway "a souvenirs. Also, SOU
yenlr pssicbcard hands with pslmls-
Try instructions are given at This
booth.
Tho women woro clustered thlckly
around tho exhibit OF tho Thrift Jar
Company, who have a nifty idea in a
now top for pars. OF which tho women
SEEMED to approve.
The Purity Margarine Company. the
Capital City Products Company. OF
Columbus ohio. have one OF tho most
pleasing booths IN the building. The
attractive Nut Spread Is shown In
dainty packages, and visitors are given
delectable samples on crackers.
James w. Mckinley, OF this city, Is
showing the international one PIPE
| Heater, in we'll arranged exhibit.
The Brokaw-Eden Company was
arouslng interest In their booth by a
display OF q washer and wringer.
J. L. Perkins. OF this city. Is looking
out for well-heated houses In Della
ware this winter, by showing Calorlc
Plpeless Furnaces and Universal Com
blnatlon ranges.
Laurent and Carpenter. OF this city,
are demonstrating 4-in-l Wringer
Mop. which viii almost do the work
without human aid. in the variety OF
things Il can do.
The Public Library has a comfort
able booth, with information as 70
library matters. and well-nlled book
cases.
Gregg Goodwin OF this city. demon
strates Wright Furnaces.
The State Highway Department was
yesterday preparing a large booth win
photographs OF good and poor state
roads. A handsome photograph OF the
T. Coleman dupont Boulevard Is a
\ striking feature OF the eyhibit. Their
booth will be completed today.
! Hiram Yerger, harness and trunks, has
one OF the largest and most interesting
booths I'm the mercantile building. lie
/ is displaying a wide variety OF leather
goods. wardrobe trunks. bags, suitcsses'
/ fttlngs for the use OF auto excursion
lists, and so on.
In the building devoted 10 agricul-
/ tural exhibits. three grangeSAHere yes
terday preparing elaborate pavllions'
] showing the products OF the sections
/ they represent
! Delaware Grange was putting up dis
plays Of medicinal herbs, OF grains and
/ forage plants of canned and preserved
goods, all OF fine quality. Visitors were
delighted with a large map OF Della
ware at one end OF the pavilion. Upon
I this map were shown pictures or sam
pies Of products raised all through
/ the state. Tin soldiers were stationed
at the various forts, prominent grange
members were written into the places
, where they owned farms. Below was a
I big placard, 1.-The farmr feeds them
ALL" On the shelf below was a model
/ Delaware village, made OF cardboard.
Rose Hill Grange was placing a won
derfully varied exhibit, showing some
/ thing like 800 farm varieties. all gath
cred within a flve-mile area, from VII
mington to New Castle and from the
State road 10 the river. There were
peaches. pears and apples. pillars OF
| grain, huge green peppers, peanuts,
corn, lima and string beans. melons
grapes and samples Of fine needlewOrh
wrought Dg Nut Woihtu VI dic tiaheo
West Brandywine Grange was Dor
dering the top OF its pavilion with ar
artistic rustic border OF native woods
II also had wealth OF fruits, grains
and vegetables displayed with canned
and preserved goods, bakery exhibit
and needlewOrk.
The children were on hand in large
numbers today. when they are admitted
free and many will remain until the
fireworks at 10 o'clock tonight.