The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-03

things, and the modern bath room,
heating plant and the beautifully
painted walls gave substantially 20
the entire building. and demon
stratc. the high quality Of the fix
lures sold by The Roche Newton
Company
"Our Purpose. West Texas A. &
VI. Help Us Help YOU" was a glar.
ing sign in the Kiwanis Club booth,
which was artistically arranged, and
the significance Of that wording j.
great, In that the Kiwanians have
among the ranks some Of the most
noted schOOlmen in the state, and
the club is spending every effort 10
better school conditions throughout
West Texas.
r. l.. Law, Plumber and Wind
miller, has a substantially fixed
booth, which acquainted the visitors
with the new and simple methods Of
hot water equipment, as well a.
with his ability as a workman.
Raymond Barrier was on the 'cb
at his booth 20 the east end Of the
building, VIII is a display Of the
materials, suits and dresses sold by
The Barrier Brothers Dry Goods
Company. The many people who
passed the booth and expressed
themselves as being well pleased
with the display was gratifying m
deed, and those who trade with The
alert firm and are acquainted With
lis manager. found him at the
booth ready and willing TO offer
them every courtesy possible.
The Rotary Club booth IS, like the
truck in the parade yesterday morn
ing. attractive and neat, and the
philosophical members have chairs
Tor those who would like go rest
there.
The Simmons Furniture g Under
taking Companys booth typical
q the way its manager, z C. Sim
mons, does things, and the fine fur
nlture that was displayed rec
ommeudat.0n 90 that store a part
of the Roche Newton booth was al
s0 used 90 display a kitchen cabinet
which is sold by the Stmuors com
pany
Raleigh Martin. famous for mis-
ability as a coffee rooster, has a
fine booth arranged for the Martin
& Wolcott grocery, the roasting
machine being shown. and is set in
a background Of tinted walls, decora.
ted with autumn leaves that gives
the booth a unique appearance sec
ond 10 none anywhere.
II one were 90 walk the streets
of a large American city alongside
the show windows Of rs most fash
ionahle shops, and step thorefrom
into the booth occupied by the A. 3.
Conley. Jr. Dry Goods Company,
the scene would be changed but lit
he, as the window trimmcrs Of that
company have shown great skin IN
preparing the booth, lending sub
stantiality 10 the already adorable
frocks, suits and hats
Jed Rix. manager ~ the Riv Fur
uiiure a Undertaking Company. was
very much on the job, as a result Of
The name Of the Rix Company. one
devoted 10 De Laval Cream Separ-
ntors. and another 90 pianos, both
Of which are typical Riv designs,
which attract much attention Xix
IS one Of the big boosters Of the
South Plains Fair Association and
in taking two booths shows that he
realizes the opportunity offered 90
acquant the many visitors with the
goods he handles
The McAfcc Company. exclusive
dealers In ladies furnishings. has %
booth that appeals especially 20 the
H.It.. NJ fIg f.t.rf - .rl.r ~. ais..atsY
in the most attractive manner pos
sihlc The McAfce Company han
dies the very best line a goods
available, and the booth reflects wen
upon the ability Of members II the
firm 20 display their goods
Darby and Willeford. grocers. re-
tailers Of Chase and Sanborus Cof-
fee. have their booth given entirely
TO displaying placards circulars. etc,
advertising that brand, cups Of
which are enjoyed by the visitors
Nothing is more attractive about
tho entire grounds than the J.. r.
Hunt a COmpany's booth which is
arranged with the same care which
Nr Hunt arranges his windows at
his store on Broadway, and he
men clothinK are OF tht most polfu-
lar and stylish makes.
The Everton-Edwards Music Com
Tany, dealer in pianos ard Duplex
chairs. was successful in arranging
the booth 20 successfully display the
high quality Of the piano and chair
hioh make up the furniture 81 the
booth
r. 4. Morgan. manager of the
W. c. bowman Lumber Company,
has what ~ believed 90 be the most
expensive and beautiful booth 10 the
building insofar as wall furnishings
ere concerned. az in featuring the
Shcetrock building material. Mr..
Morgan had the booth constructed
Of the board, and with white enamel
ed woodwork, and many artistic
features added. is in . class 20 H.
self The Sheetrock materials. which
are sold by Mr.. Morgan's company
and the Observation-Disclosures Lum
Der Company, are used IN demon
strating the fire proof features Of
the material by being placed before
a blow torch, which Il turned on