The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-27
LAST OF THE EXPOSITION.

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me Clesins Nay Of Porsl.nd.s Exposi-
tsen-ssns Extensive Displays Msdls
BY Leading Firms-
Never before in the history Of the North
west has there been such . universal har'
mony of action Is in the Portland exposs
ton All sections Of the Northwest seem
| to have combined to make this exposition
| grand success and credit to the entirs
Northwest, calling the attention OF the
| Eastern world 70 the fact that We have
here great empire that bat waits The
magic touch OF capital and energy to be
come one Of the richest and most thickiy
| populated sections OF the Union
| Throughout the entire exposition the
| great firm of Staver & Walker, whose
headquarters are the Newmarket block,
/ Portland. Or. and who have. also. iheis
own houses At Seattle. WASH, Spokane
/ Falls. Wash, and other leading cities in
| the Northwest, have maintained. beyond
question, the largest. most elaborate and
| attractive displays of any firm at the expo
sition. Their exhibits in extent and variety
/ Is well as artistic and elegant finish OF
/ goods, has probably never been equaled
west of Chicago. Their display in Ma
chinery hall occupies the entire northwest
| quarter of the hall, and is filed with the
most splendidly finished specimens OF me-
| chanical art ever seen on the Pacific coast.
their display here comprising beautifully
finished Chandler & Taylor self-containesi
| stationary engine, Acme brick and tile
| machine, sawmills and shingle mills and
heavy machinery of every description, as
well as timely finished farm machines and
implements which are in general use
throughout the entire Northwest. and have
| made the name of Staver & Walker q
| household word throughout the Western
| country.
Their display Of fine carriages occupies
the entire south end of machinery hall gal
iery, and their exhibit here is unquestion-
ably the most elaborate and artisticaily ar
| ranged in the exposition. being elegantly
decorated with many-coiored buntings.
and banners, and is filed with the most
beautiful carriages ever seen on the Pacific
coast. Mention has already been made in
this journal of the elegant Studebaker sur
rey. finished in natural wood. also of the
fine Stakeholder light open buggy displayed
in glass case. also the finely finished Stud
ebaker, Aforementioned landau. Ken
singfon wagon, extension-top cabriolets.
scroll-loop phaetons, and other splendid
vehicles, as well as complete assortment
of harness. robes and whips and carriage
furnishings
Their displays. as a whole. have been
fully in keeping with the acknowledged re-
putation of Staver K Walker as being the
largest dealers in machinery and vehicles
on the Pacific coast, and the extent and
variety of their displays is wonderful in
dication OF the great resources of the coun-
try. Great credit is due the firm of Staver
& Walker for the energy and public spirit
displayed by them in the preparation OF
their splendid exhibits, and tits to be hoped
that the public will show their appreciation
OF the same by calling upon or correspond
ing with Staver 4 Walker when in need of
machinery or vehicles of any description,
feeling assured that will get the best goods
to be had in the market. and at fair prices
and on favorable terms.
LEWIS & DRYDEN PRINTING co.
The attractive display made by the Lewis
& Dryden Printing Co. has been much
commented on. They exhibited the best
works in the lines of lithographipg, blank
book printing, wood engraving, etc, ever
turned out on this coast This firm is the
largest We have in the Pacific Northwest.
1t has maintained the lead for many years
in the above mentioned lines of work and
also including ali kinds Of job printing
work, Star plate engraving etc. They are
also publishers of the Lewis & Dryden OFF,
cial Railway Guide. publication of great
merit, and almost indispensable to the BUSH
ness men of this coast. Altogether the
Lewis Il Dryden Printing Co. employ fifty
people in their establishment, and do
printing business of about 500 600 annu-
ally. Their splendidly equipped establish
ment is located in the OYegonian building,
corner of Stark and Front streets. This
they occupy in part with the Oregonian
Publishing Co., but have just closed q deal
with the Oregonian people whereby they Sc
cure on a teR-year lease the whole building,
possession OF which they will take as soon
as the Obegoaion's new newspaper block is
finished. work on which will commence
immediately. With the greatly increased
facilities this additional room will afford,
greater than the already splendid triumphs
in artistic printing may be expected from
the presses OF the Lewis Il Dryden Print
ing Co.
LILLIAN fFUSpER AT THE FAIR.
As the manufacturer of many valuable
standard medicines the name of William
Pfunder is known far beyond the confines
OF the Pacific coast. He is probably best
known as the discoverer and manufacturer
| of the celebrated Oregon Blood
Purifier. This is now known
to be the best blood purifier ever
discovered and is valuable as o medicine at
all times of the year. When fevers are
prevalent it is invaluable as a preventive,
and should be kept in every household.
The attractive display made by Mr.. Plum
| der at the fair did credit to his good taste
and was indicative of the great value OF
his specialties His splendidly equipped
drug store and laboratory are located at
the corner of First and Ash streets, Port
land. Or, and his medicines are for sale
everywhere.
SARATOGA CnrPs.
Great Is the renown of Saratoga chips,
IA anufactured by Skies & Wood, of Port
land Or. From q small beginning few
months ago the business has grown into
colossal proportions. Messrs. Skies &
Wood now ship the product OF their fac
tory to every section of Oregon. Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana and Alaska The
demand is so great that every frst-class
grocer is compelled to keep them, and
orders pour in on the firm with ever in
creasing proportions. Those of the readers
of the Posr-lSTELLIGEScE. who have not
tried Saratoga chips, manufactured By
Skies & Wood, should by all means try
them. We all miss enough pleasure in