Great Falls tribune., 1922-03-12

Two floors will be used for the
show, the ground floor being fitted UP
for industrial demonstrations and the
basement for the pure food products
About 40 concerns will be represented
The building has been elaborately dec
Grated, special attention being given to
the arrangement of the booths. Each
tent demonstrator.
There will be plenty of music dur
ing the show and prizes are to be given
away each day. The Great Falls gro
Gerry has been sold the concession for
and this will be the only place in the
building where refreshments and can
dies will be sold. Samples of food
products will be distributed free, how
ever, and there will be several cook
ing demonstrations with Montana made
flour.
The two window booths on the main
floor have been assigned to Strain
Brothers for furniture exhibit, and
to the Cascade Electric for a display
Of electrical fixtures.
Others on the main floor will be:
The Great Falls Realty board, exhibi-
ton of Cascade prize winning farm
products with prizes awarded; George
G. Mill company and the International
Harvester company, washing machines,
milking machines and cream separat-
ors; Great Falls Phonograph company,
Edison monographs and re-creations;
Tribune Printing and Supply company,
Royal typewriters and office equip
ment; Barkemeyer Grain and Seed
company. seeds and grains; Interna
tional Correspondence Schools, liter
ature on home study courses: Murphy
Maclay company, hardware; Great
Falls Electric, electrical appliances:
Anaconda Copper Mjing company,
copper products; Montana Cord Tire
company, automobile tires; Monarch
Lumber company, paints, varnishes,
mill work and a miniature bungalow;
Boy Scouts of America imitation camp;
A. 0. U. W., information booth for the
Pure Food show.
The Montana Power company will
have a booth in the basement along
side of the booth of the Montana
Flour Mills company The Power
company will demonstrate an electrical
range by baking cookies from the Flour
companys Sapphire flour.
Likewise, the Great Falls Gas com
pany will have booth alongside of
the Royal Milling company's exhibit,
and will bake biscuits from Rex flour
Stone Ordean- Wells will have the
largest exhibit in the basement, using
three booths which have been elab-
orately decorated and arranged. They
will show complete lines of Hiawatha
and Stones canned fruits, vegetables
and preserves, and Empress coffee.
Others with exhibits in the base
ment are: Tru-Blu Biscuit company,
.'rru- Blu biscuits and crackers; Krause
Candy company, Krauses candies; F.
j. Gies company, complete line of Del
Monte fruits and vegetables; Great
Falls Meat company, Montana and
Rainbow brands of hams, bacons and
sausage, and Great Falls lard; Pages
delicatessen, complete line of baked
goods; Eddy bakery, Sunshine and Old
Home bread; Southern Cotton Oil and
Trading company, will bake doughnuts
in Wessen oil; NJ. J. B. Coffee com
pany will make M. J. B. coffee; Loose
Wiles Biscuit company. Sunshine bis
cults and crackers; Mr.. Carter, Jes
sic Deans popcorn crispettes; Valley
Meat market, complete line of their
own brand of sausage; Strain Broth
ers, groceries; Peet Brothers, Crystal
White soap and chips; Perry Soap
company, Neat laundry soap and Napo /
washing powder; Scott Sanford Candy /
company, candy: Carr-O'Neill Broker
age company, Uncle William brand
canned goods; Great Falls Dairy
Products, Holstein butter and Banquet
ice cream.