Evening star., 1925-01-04
ANNUAL FOOD SHOW
OPENS TOMORROW
Complete Exhibit of Every
thing Needed for Home
Is Scheduled.

With a gala exhibit Of ell neces-
stiles and many luxuries for the
American home, the National Food
Show and Household Exposition will
fling open It's doors at Convention
Hall tomorrow evening.
The exposition, under the auspices
Of the Retail Grocer9' Protective AS
sociation and Capital Retail Grocery
Association, has been planned with
great attention not only to cornpre-
hensive displays, but to details.
The exhibits include both food and
furnishings for the home. One fea-
ture will be an entire homo erected
within the convention hall. There
are to be exhibitions of the nanufac-
Eure of certain foods, and a large
variety of foods will be available for
tasting.
Dispatched BY Plane.
One manufacturer from the Far
West has dispatched advertising lit
erature and other material for the
exhibit by aeroplane, due to arrive
here early tomorrow.
A special exhibit will show by ac-
tual demonstration how one of Amer
Ica's greatest cereals is selected, pre-
pared manufactured, packed and dis
pensed to the consumer.
u
States Department of Agriculture, oc-
cupying a large space, will show
relative values of food and their COM
parative nutriments for the human
system.
One entire section, to be occupied
by one of Washington's leading de-
partment stores. will exhibit and
demonstrate many new labor and
time saving devices for the kitchen.
e. hn
hibited by one of Washington's lead
ing furniture houses, will display the
newest and latest creations and styles
in furniture.
A special exhibit will consist OF a
beautiful, cozy home, full sized, COM
pletely furnished and equipped, in
cluding garden with old fashion
picket fence, rose arbors, arches and
bird houses, composing one OF the
finest exhibits ever shown in Wash
ington.
Partly paid tickets are being given
out by the retail grocers and S. Kann
Sons Co. A partly paid licked of ad-
mission and 10 cents for the after
noon or 15 cents for the evening ad-
mits one adult. The regular admis-
sion is 80 cents. These admission
tickets are given without obligation.
Music by Orchestra.
Musical programs by Q. J. De Molrs
special orchestra will be rendered at
all sessions.
Following is a partial list of the
exhibitors and products to be ex-
hibited:
Tetley's tea,- Diamond crystal salt,
Kirkman's soap and soap powder,
Beardsley's herring, Goldfish, peanut
butter; Gelfands mayonnaise and rel
ishes. Duz, the new washing powder;
France Milling Companys Gold Medal
pancake -four, Browning & Baines,
Orienta coffee; Listerated After Din
ner gum, Corby Baking Company's
products. Heppe's Orange Nip, Hav-
enner Baking Company's products,
Maxwell House coffee, Blue Ribbon
mayonnaise, Consumers Company's
new cooking and baking coal, Dayton
scales, Venice Spumoni Companys
Italian ice cream, Loffler's pork prod
ucts, Columbia orange crush, Milton
Dairy Company'S butter, S. G. S. gin
ger ale, Breyers Philadelphia ice
cream, J. c. Harding & Co., electrical
household equipment; United States
Department of Agriculture's exhibit
of food nutritious, B. B. Earnshaw &
Bros, Flag brand canned fruits and
vegetables; Crescent Manufacturing
Company's Mapeline, Pillsbury's Fam
lily of Foods, Jell-O, shredded wheat
and Truscuit, McCormick's spices and
condiments, Banquet tea, National
Biscuit Company's Uneeda biscuits,
Franklin Baker Company's cocoanut
o. ]. De Moll & Co, pianos and VIC
trolas; Washington -four, Loose Wiles
Biscuit Company's Sunshine biscuits,
Utica Club, Walker Hill Dairy Com
pany, Simpsons milk; Bricks mince-
meat, Davis baking powder, MueHer's
macaroni and spaghetti, House of
Lords and He-No teas, S. Kann Sons
Company, exhibit of labor-saving de-
vices for the kitchen and home: the
Hodgson cottage, full size and COM
pletely furnished and equipped; Jack
Frost sugar. wilkins coffee, Connecti-
cut Copperthite pies, c. A Muddiman
d Co, exhibit of gas and electrical
appliances for the home, and House
& Hermann, furniture.
Officers of Association.
Executive officers of the Retail
Grocers Protective Association are:
John Brayshaw, president; B. B. ALI
son, treasurer, and Perry P. Patrick,
secretary. officers of the Capital Re-
tail Grocery Association are: G. Cor
don, president; NJ. Vegderhouse vice
president, and Ben ]. Auerback, d.
rector.
The board of managers for the ex-
position is composed Of John Brayshow,
chairman; T. A. Dodge and Perry P.
Patrick.
The Retail Grocers' Protective AS
sociation has conducted the national
food show for % years and predicts
that the 1925 event will be the largest
yet.