The Washington times., 1922-02-08
5 HUGE Meals
|. GIVEN GUESTS
At FOOD SHOW
Sixty Exhibitors Have Instruc-
tive Displays at Exposition.
Times Booth Attracts.

Five square meals In the form Of
countless food samples are offered
everyone who attends the National
Food Show and Household Exposi.
ton now being held afternoons and
evening in Convention Hall, Fifth
and L streets northwest.
Sixty exhibitors are offering visit
ors every conceivable type Of food
product. and II a person tasted every
thing that was offered him, he would
need an elastic stomach. From the
moment one enters the door until
one leaves there is the repeated
query: won't you try this; here's
something new" II persons visiting
the show have any regrets, 1t Is that
their stomachs are not large enough
and that they can't accept every.
thing that's thrust before them.
Aren't These Luscious.
Here are some of the things Off
cred to everyone who makes the
round of the booths: A glass Of lem
onade. lemon pie, filling on waters,
mustard on crackers, butter on
crackers. a glass OF buttermilk, olive
naise on crackers, mayonnaise on
crackers, marmelade on crackers,
fruit salad on crackers. salted pea
nuts, peanut butter on crackers, q
cup Of coffee. another cup of coffee,
more mayonnaise on crackers, Rus
sian dressing on crackers, salads
made with mayonnaise, ginger ale.
lime soda, sarsaparilla. root beer,
four other kinds of soft drinks, more
peanut butter on crackers boneless
herring, shielded Goldfish, odorless
limberger cheese on crackers, Swiss
and other types OF cheese on crack
ers, hot dogs" on crackers, country
sausage on crackers, a third cup OF
coffee, more marmelade on crackers,
more salad dressing on crackers. a
cup of tea. more butter on crackers,
doughnuts. corn fritters, cake made
in fireless cooker. corn flakes.
waffles, pancakes and buckwheat
cakes, still more hot dogs" served
between bread. more cake, Jell-O in
fancy shapes. hot biscuit, more "hot
dogs" glass Of sweet milk, another
glass of buttermilk, a glass Of choco-
late milk, fancy desserts made with
gelatine, jellies made with instan-
taneous jell.maker. still more cakes,
potato chips, another offer of "hot
dogs" chow chow( mayonnaise on
crackers. horse radish, sailed peanuts
again. and still more cake.
Times Booth Attracts Throngs.
The Washington Times booth is
attracting much attention. Copies
Of the International Kookery Book
are being distributed free along with
complimentary tape measures. Free
100 travel accident insurance poll
cies are given away with every sub.
scri y on to The Times. There Is an
inter,<ting exhibit OF plates used in
the prlC ting of the comic page.
Yesterday was one Of the most sue.
cessful days in the history of local
food shows. More than 1000 per-
sons attended during the afternoon
and evening. Today Is Alexandria
and Suburban Grocers' Day. Gro
GERS from the outlying sections Of
the city, along with their wives and
employees. will be the guests Of honor.
Tomorrow will be the Northeast
Grocers' Day. for grocers west of
Eighth street. Members of the New
York State Society also will be
special guests Of honor. Students
from domestic science schools, both
public and private, will be special
guests during afternoon sessions Of
the show.
Music Afternoon and Night.
Music is being furnished every
afternoon and evening by Seiden-
berg's Singing Orchestra, under
leadership of K. J. Seidenberg. The
crowds are being delighted with the
jazzy music-both instrumental and
vocal. The leader has a clownish
sway that keeps the throngs highly
amused.
Perry P. Patrick. secretary Of the
Retail Grocers' Protective Associ-
alton, under auspices of which the
show is being given, announced to-
day that the show promises to be
the most successful and best at.
tended exposition of it's tyrs ever
given here. .
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