MACARONI DISPLAY
AT SHOW IS UNIQUE
Varieties With Unpronouncable
Names On Exhibit
Every shape and kind of macaroni is
contained in the 30 samples on display
at the Birmingham Food show in the
booth of the Birmingham Macaroni
company. The varieties each have an
almoat unpronouncable Italian name.
Native Italians manufacture the pro
ducts from the mixiug of the dough
to the baking and cutting. American
girls pack it for shipment.
OLDEST BAKERY IS
EXHIBIT FEATURE
Banner Company Begau Life 37
Years Ago
One of the oldest bttkeriesTti Birming
ham is represented rit the Birming
ham Food Exposition in the display of
the Banner Bakery company, which
liegtiti business here !t7 years ngo.
The company specialises in two
brands of bread and cokes. TUeJr
breads, Butter Krust and Butternut,
ure greeted like old friends by visitors
rt the exhibition;
GIRL WITH SMILE
GIVES AWAY CAKE
Chocolate, eoeonnut, caramel and all
kinds of cakes are rapidly being eaten
up at the Birmingham food show, in the
booth of the McGough bakeries. An at
tractive girl, who cuts the sample slices
with a smile, is always busy with her
knife. The McGough bakeries bake all <
kinds of cakes, pies, bread and rolls.
CAMDEN WOMAN DIES
CAMDEN. Ala., Feb. 23—(Spe
cial.)—Mrs. Mary Gullett Cook, 77
years old, died at her home here this
week. She was the wjdow of the late
Sam C. Cook, who died a' member of
the legislature from Wilcox county. She
wns the mother of Dan Gullett Cook, ,
who for many years has been one of
the clerks in the legislature; doc Nor
wood Cook of The Birmingham Age
Ilerald; ft. Earles Cook, Jerry G.
Cook. Mrs. N. M. Newell, Mrs. It. S.
