The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-10-16
dence of a prosperous business.
Attracts Many.

Attracts Many.
The stand in which may be seen the
exhibit of Davis-Kaser company, is
without a doubt, one of the best eXhi-
bits on the ground. The booth occu-
pies a commanding position near the
entrance of the building and is always
the object of the visitors attention
The booth is artistically decorated with
the fair colors. purple and white. A
choice assortment of Mission furniture
and draperies complete the exhibit.
All exhibit which is attracting the
attention of all the ladies, and also
the admira ion of the men, is the dis
play Of opera coats, furs and hand
some suits by the Walla Walla Cloak
& Suit House, which has a booth at
the head of the cntr isle. The au-
tomobile girl looks as natural as life
and several young society men wre
raving over her until they learned that
it was only an image used for display
purposes. The display is one of the
most beautiful of its kind on the
grounds and is characteristic of that
up to-date firm.
The exhibit furnished by the Walla
Walla Creamery is also worthy of the
visitors attention, and while the dis
play is probably not as eXtravaganl
as others, it represents the establish
ment's product in a pleasing manner
Just a Place to Rest.
The Statesman's booth occupies the
space next to O'Flanegan's. While the
decorations of this booth are in no way
elaborate, it furnishes a comfortable
place for the weary. A good selection
of daily papers may be found at this
stand at all times and every visitor to
the pavilion is welcome to make your
self at home"
COX-Barnett has an appropriate ex-
hibit consisting of a neat display OF
buggies, hardware, etc. Considerable
time has been spent in making this
exhibit complete and attractive.
Making Souvenirs.
A mover and interesting exhibit is
that of the Whitehouse-Cr Crawford Co
Two men may be seen in this booth in
dustriously engaged in turning out
fancy specimens of woodward, such as
matchsafes, picture frames, etc. The
exhibit attracts considerable attention
and has been the result of many pleas
ing compliments.
exhibit ond justifies a special notice
among the various displays. The boot h
is decorated with the fair colors and
contains a variety of musical instru-
ments, effectively arranged.
Make Sacks While You Wait.
The exhibit furnished by the Wash
ington State penitentiary, is consider
ed by many, as the best and most APP
propriate exhibit on the grounds. Here
may be found the jute weaving ma
chimes in actual operation, weaving
yard after yard of sack material dur
ing the day. In the rear of the ma
chine stand five dummy cOnvicts
clad in prison garb of stripes. They
are arranged in lock-step fashion, and
the general makeup of each man is
almost perfect Adjoining this exhi-
bit is the prisoners booth where may
be found specimens of many prisoners
workmanship. These articles are plac
ed on sale and the money received by
the clerks is given to the makers oil
the trinkets
"Smoke Up"
Eight cigar makers busily engaged in
manufacturing many local brands OF
cigars, is the exhibition furnished by
the Fielder Cigar company, The neat
ness of the booth, the deft and certain
work of skilled laborers as we'll as the
completeness of the exhibit is well
worth the attention of every visitor.
The exhibits of the Tierney Toner
company and the John Smith company
! We're easily the most novel representa-
lions of modern achievements in the
pavilion. Both companies have on uIs-
play a small model irrigation plant in
operation, and the visitor is given a
| concise idea of a regular irrigatina
plant as it feeds flowing water to the
thirsty earth.
100 Busy"
TOO busy to monkey with a dis
play here" says c. f. Nye in his booth
ad, yet this booth has nevertheless at
tracted as much attention as any Other
exhibit in the OaViliOn Mr. NVe fur