The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-12

will find much Of surprise and inter-
est in the display of home made
goods. Up to Saturday night, ex-
hibits which had already been ar
ranged for embraced the following
wide field:
American Tobacco company are
using $50 feet to install a miniature
factory such as they have in Atlantic
City, and manufacture cigarettes in
the hall
Liggett and Myers Tobacco COM
pany are using large space to also
manufacture in the hall.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company
are making a large exhibit, as also
are the El-Rees-So Cigar company,
who will make cigars in the hall,
Brown and Williamson, plug tobacco
manufacturers and others.
The western Carolina chamber OF
commerce is planning to make
complete display of all the scenic
beauties of western Carolina, as well
as of all the agricultural mineral
and timber resources, and industrial
interests of the west.
This, exhibit WILL embrace many
photographs and paintings of the
scenic beauties Of that section.
There will be samples of flax and
wheat and all the farm products,
samples of rubies and precious
stones, and samples of the hundreds
of manufactured products made in
the western part of the state.
DR.. Joseph Hyde Pratt, state
geologist, is working up a compre-
hensive display of North Cardinals
natural resources, embracing mica
and toher minerals, the states for
estry wealth, etc.
Mrs. Charles E. f!latt has been
urged to undertake the preparation
of a complete women's department
showing all of the handiwork of the
women, taking in needlework dis
plays, canned goods, art work, and
many other lines.
In cooperation with the state ag-
ricultural officials, full display OF
agricultural products in North Car
olina is also being worked up. This
would embrace farm crops, canned
goods of all kinds, the cheese in
dustry, apple and fruit crops, dairy
products, as well as livestock dis
plays.
1t is expected that one of the most
interesting displays in the show will
be that of the Southern Power COM
pang and Southern Public Utilities
company, as these concerns are be-
ing asked to make a visual demon-
stration of what electricity has done
for the piedmont south. A mlnla-
ture. power plant, as we'll as an ID
lustration of the electrified home
may be a part of this display.
Various towns and cities of the
two Carolinas will have large and
displays Of their indus
trial resources. Such displays al
ready arranged for embrace the
towns of Rock Hill, S. c., Gastonia,
and Wilmington, N. c.,
while the local business men are
planning to meet the business men
of Asheville, Monroe, Concord, Sails
bury, Greensboro, and other North
Carolina towns as we'll as numerous
South Carolina towns.
A highly attractive display will be
that of Baston county cotton manu-
facturers, totaling nearly 100 in all,
who will show the wide line of goods
made in the county, as well as the
standard of home life conditions
among the mills.
The Rock Hill, S. c., exhibit will
show the products of the Anderson
Motor company, the largest automo-
bile plant in the south, OF Winthrop
college, of the Rock Hill chamber of
commerce, of the Aragon cotton mills
and other mills represented in this
group, of the Carhartt and Blue
Buckle Overall companies, of the
Jones Iron works, of the Kukkendal
Chemical company, and Of various
other Rock Hill industries.
The Wilmington display will show
UP the great advantages of North
Cardinals only port city. Among the
industries displaying will be the ship
building and packing plants, the At
lantic Paint and Varnish company's
products, and various other displays
of drugs and chemicals, of manufac-