The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-31
THE SEATTLE IDEA.
1t is Exemplitied by Exhibits at
the Fair.
MANY FIRMS mll DISPLAY.
The Seattle Display shows Seattle and
Taeoma Bssa Ia Haad-ffns
Art Exhibit

The COMMITTEES having In charge me
Seattle exhibit az the Interstate iair =
meeting with great success among tn@
socai nerennnts in securing exbtbits'
among tie transportation c@fnpsnies "a
secaring free aAulIng for exhibitor, ana
xith tie management 81 the fair "a gett1ns
free space. light and heat The best Pace
IN the man bulIdlag has been sAlotfea ior
Seattle. exhibit, and sn exceedingly a.
fFActsys display - contemplated 20
pains will he spared In naking u Tue snsr'
in every way 80 the fair, woFthy OF tne
metropolis 81 the state.
Immediately upon entering The NAN
bnildlng tbs visitor viii see large y atef
colof picture Of Seattle suspended rom
the ceiling. above Ehleh vii be the WORDS
.sseattle AID Tac0ms. ia fraiernal hand
snake. ia ancaadesesnE lights II ne iAlt
c0lors--blue. white and veiiow. To the
left 81 tie ulaIn corridor, before entering
the foreign EXHIBIT, space extending
clear across the main exposition building
has been set aside Cor the Seattle msrean-
tile exhibit.
The Denny Clay Company viii make an
EXHIBIT Of al it's products. showing the
different forms Of mAnuiaetare. The seat
tie soap Company wiil make q display.
md the Seattle Atnminum Company -
contemplating something unique and
handsome. fsAker & Richards viii exhibit
large lot 81 native wood IN rough and
polished forms. The Little sampson
stump-puiler. patented by Mr.. Mcdonnell,
viii be 81 work, and the Dahl dJoube
Company vii show It's patent siding
aud laths. MacDougall A Southwick con-
template making an extensive exhibit Of
dry goods, furnishing goods. etc. and sill
spare no pains 70 make IL the most sstrac-
tive of the kind At the fair The Seattle
Wooden Mali Company will have an at
tFactive display, and the Graham Milling
Company will make an exhibit The san
Francisco saoe Company will Show the
visitors its wares aud the Goldstein Hat
Company has secured space. The Wash
ington Shoe Manufacturing Company will
show how shoes are made, and many more
firms will be represented.
The womsn's department will be one OF
the most attractive in the building, and
many displays are already Ia place. Mrs.
A. ii. Foote has some tine specimens Of
wood carving and leather work on exhi-
bition. The committee hopes that the
women of this city will furnish them with
~
The Seattle art department is under the
supervision of Mrs. Jessie Elliott. who has
been added to the committee. Mrs. $. G.
Slaughter, manager OF the art department,
will visit this city next Monday to meet
the Seattle woman representatives of the
musical, literary, artistic. charitable, edu-
cationAl, church and philanthropical or
CARNATIONS or societies a; the Chamber of
Commerce rooms st ? p. IN. TO endeayer TO
SECURE representation in the Women's
congress on October 3. and s. The fair
management has offered a cash prize for
the best musical composition by a woman.
The committee requests those who in
tend making exhibits 90 communicate
with the secretary. A. ID. Warner, los oeci-
dental block, and it will be glad to give
every assistance in its power. 1t Is de-
aired by the fair officials, inssmuch
"a the space reserved for Seattle
il In the most prominent part
of the main building that il
be filed as soon as possible. Any person
desiring to make an exhibit and not desir-
ing TO send representative is requested 10
prepare and mark their exhibit Interstate
Fair" and the committee will take care OF
il during the fair.
The committee now iees assured that
the Seattle exhibit will equal. il not sur
pass any at Tue fair. The committee is
meeting with good success in cash sub
seriptlons TO pay the expenses for drayage.
boxing, etc. aud the hire of watchmen for
the exhibits. aud feels greatly encouraged
In its work