Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
EXHIBITION or
FACTORIES here
IS REVEL. alton
Hardwoods, Furniture, Candies,
Grain Products Are Shown
In Windows.
FURTHER EXHIBITIONS
TO BE SHOWN TODAY
Baby Show Tonight-Banners and
Streamers To Be Hung-Per-
manent Slogan VIII Be
Chosen Thursday.

Inc dull, OF LidJ part OF III which
came down last afternoon and even
ing, learned more about home manu-
features than they ever knew before.
The exhibits Of local manufacturers
under the auspices of the Pine Bluff
AID Club was revelation-not only
as to articles now made in Pine
Bluff, but of possibilities for increas-
ing the factory census and extending
the industrial payroll
The exhibits inspected last night
proved revelation, and there'll be
more revelation today For, not all
the manufacturers had arranged
their displays last night. One of
these is the consolidated exhibit of
the three cotton oil mills-the Plant
ers Oil company, Pine Bluff Cotton
Oil company, and the Union Seed and
Fertilizer company-will go into the
Star store window this forenoon, and
the Dixie Battery company's exhibit
will be on display in Rosenberg's.
Hardwood Shown.
Two of the displays provoking the
most comment last night were those
of the Pine Bluff Lumber company. in
the Reap Crawford window and the
J. F. Mcintyre and sons--one that Of
p wood working plant and the other
that of hardwood mill. The McIn-
tyre exhibit in the Tedstrom window
shows different kinds of native hard
wood. and cards explain the numer-
Gus uses to which these woods are
put. This display embassies the
onportunitv here for furniture and
other plants utilizing Arkansas woods
and demonstrates that the long s"orn-
ed gum is corning into it's own. Altho
some of this lumber IS undressed. no
protests by local Comstocks have
heer filed. And leaving portions Of
the boards undressed provided oppor-
tunity by contrast, to show what a
little dressing and polishing will do
for wood. as we'll as folk. Arkansas
pun and cypress makes the finest
material for interior work. and the
pum seems destined to supplant oak
walnut and more costly woods for
furniture.
Two Of the "sweetest" exhibits are
those Of the O. K. Candy comnanv and
of the Velvet leo Cream and CANDY
company. The O.. K. artist fashioned
several attractive articles of candy.
one of these being dainty summer
hat and the other basket Of flowers.
These exhibits arn in C,1rd'n's and the
other in Knox Walkers windows, re-
spectively.
iron Display.
The Standard Brake Shoe com
rany's disnlav in the nrevfus win
dow. is a good lesson in foundrv work
as we'll as an impressive dnn'onstra-
tior Of the evtert of Pine Bluffs nro-
ducts. The display shows everything
in iron from the ore to the finished
rroduct. with the successive stems n
the manufacture of the article 70 see
this exhibit is eo1al almost to
tr;~ thru the moulding room.
How wheat is transformed from
the Grain into dainty pastrv is indl-
Gated bv the exhibit Of the Champ
ION Flour mills in tho Frouo window
the display including the grain,
flour, biscuits and pies.
An exhibit of interest is that OF
the Pine Bluff Coffin company, in the
chanel Of Robinson and Son. under
takers. Some Of the handsomest cas-
kets ere on display. This is an in
FAINT industry of lusty promotions.
BEGINNING few wears ago with one
cabinet maker, this company now
EMPLOYS 20 men and takes the entire
output of a small lumber mill. Not
all the collins and caskets manufac-
tured are sold in Pine B'nff-they are
shipped into several states.
Oak flooring of the Arkansas Oak