Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-07

FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD
EQUIPMENT SHOW
Grange, Chamber of COmmerce, the
County Agriculturist Depart
ment to Cooperate.

Olympia and Thurston county are
to have a food and household equip
ment show. The time is September
20 to October 2 inclusive. The place
Is the basement and Sunday School
auditorium OF the United Churches.
There will be no admission fee.
Nothing will be sold.
The show Is sponsored by the
United Churches of Olympia, the
Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary
club. the County Agent. the County
Demonstration and the head of the
county Grange cooperating to make
1t a city-county affair. 1t will be
open to the public from morning till
10 evening. Demonstrations will be-
gin at in the afternoon and con-
t!nue until closing time.
Mrs. George H. Funk, in charge of
selecting and assembling the various
foods and houset old devices, in an.
swer to the. question, Just what
foods and household devices will be
shown?" explained: "First, we aimed
to select such foods as local dealers
handle. That means choice foods.
Mostly it means state products.
though We are not emphasizing
Washington made goods to the exclu-
sien OF nationally known foodstufts.
There will be some new food prod
ucts. Some are recent prize winners
ct fairs. s
f.6ec0nd. in household equipment
" aimed to select proven labor
savssa. Many so-called are not. We
aimed to select labor savers the men
will want to see as we'll as the wom-
en-. The whole show will be hand
some, interesting. entertaining. in
forming. Nothing Of the kind has
ever been assembled before in this
city on so large . scale. No one
within reach Of it should miss seeing
it. It won't be entirely an electrical
show. by any means(. though all the
modern eltrically run appliances will
be shown and operated. So. too. will
many hand power devices for the
rural woman. A farm lighting and
water system will be in operation.
Several thousand dollars worth Of
foodstuffs and household appliances.
all illustrating stocks Of local deal
ers, costing manufacturers many hun.
dreds Of dollars to demonstrate and
much Of it set up by pro-
fessional psidl aymen, together. with
the stores featuring the same prod
ucts, will make the last two days in
and the first two in Octo-
Der q period to be looked forward to
and long remembered by Olympia
and Thurston county"
This Is the xisth show Of the kind
Mrs. Funk has staged in this state.
and it speaks we'll for the success Of
the previou shows that all the nFst
have reserved space in the
last, aside from many new.
Follows paStial list Of exhibitors
md products: 4eps
Fisher FIGURING Mills. Fishers
Blend -four.
sperry Flour Mills. Drifted Snow
-four. ts
Puget Sound FIGURING Mills. Olym-
pic -four. rrt.
Tacoma Grain Co.. Pyramid -four.
Albers Bros, Albers Flapjack four.
Swift & Co.. C0tosuet.
Tacoma Biscuit & Candy Co., Ev-
everybody's crackers and fancy bis
cult. -
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.. Snowflake
crackers and fancy biscuit.
Fleischmann's.
Mrs. Porter's salad dressing.
Hoyt's doughnuts.
Fels-Naptha soap.
Imperial Candy Co., Societe choco-
ates.
Satsop Co-Oepratiye Cheese Fac
tory. cream cheese.
Mattheis Honey bread.
Kirkham Manufacturing Co., Vego-
ene.
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co., Hoov-
sr sweeper.
F.. 8. Lang. Lang kitchen range.
Demos Food Co., Demos BABY
,ood.
F.. s. Harmon Co., Slumberite mat
ress and day-an-ite.
Leslie Salt Refining Co., Leslie salt.
Schwabachers. Gold Shield cofIee.
Clossett & Devers, Golden West
,offee.
Kerr Glass Mtg. Co.. Economy jars.
I1 8. Fisher. Fishers peanut but
.er. salad dressing. ground nuts.
Barton 4 Co., Circle w hams, bacon
md hard.
Hempiemann & Wood, Tip-Top