The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1909, Page 8

' : THE STAR—TURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1909. OUND OAK SP [RECEIVED THE THREE HIGHEST AWARDS, GRAND PRIZ “HIGHEST AWARD: GRAND PRIZE No. 1 | HIGHEST AWARD: GRAND PRIZE No. 2 HIGHEST AWARD: GRAND PRIZE —FOR— Se, Are 4 —FOR— ROUND OAK HEATING STOVES — ROUND OAK-WARM AIR FURNACES ROUND OAK RANGES Positive Proof That Round Oak | . ee ' # Romeo a Heating STEEN Ranges ES ESE Furnaces Furnaces Received Highest Award Received Highest Award Respective Classes— Only Grand Prizes _Conferred Respective Classes— Only Grand Prizes Conferred Anybody Can ie 1 Claim Anything, - ‘ ‘st cha hae ere But the ; We take pleasure to inform you, that the lury awarded pour Exz i ei Documents on___Bteel Ranges, Made of Sheet Steel and Nalleabld Irons | Reproduced Berend, on This Page Benry €. Dose, DIVISION OF EXHIBITS AND PRIVILEGES : vs a ee ~ ; opie This is the official notice of awards to firm who first edvertiond Highest Award | Be Honestly _t ae Pacts for Family Ranges; then, Highest Award for Malleable Ranges. Observe that the am ; a atice of REAL Hi card bears no notice of any Highest Award and no malleable range class is men This is published so that the Static may know how an official notice of tioned. Also, there were two other Gold Medals awarded to two other ranges 6 Disputed | Awards looks, Also there were no duplicates of any of these three Grand Prizes. eee ees We believe that the first interest of the public is to know who really received the Highest Awards and we submit these reproductions of the Official Documents as proof positive that we have all that claim. We have no cause to misrepresent in any way, for the reason that we have all that our competitors wanted Our only quarrels have been with the defeated ones, who advertised awards that are ours exclusively We have submitted real evidence of our rights their previous claims were not justified. and our competitors’ shifting advertising pro « We know that the public will not believe that we have made unwarranted attacks until “shown” by signed offic ial statements, instead of accepting unauthorized tions. We do not blame the disgruntled losers in the Range competition for trying to make the publie believe that all stoves and ranges were in one class and that a general exhibit of Round Oak Heaters Furnaces helped to defeat those who exhibited ranges only; but the losers are entitled to no such consolation. We won three distinct Highest Awards, Grand Prizes—Our Heating Stoves and Furnaces re@eived the Highest Awards in their respective classes and, Chief Range proved itself to be a worthy mate of the Famous Round Oak Stove and the Great Round Oak Furnace by winnin : U independently, our Incomparable Round g its own Grand Prize over all competing ranges. RR eee FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. POPPLE & KNOWLES CO. ARE EXCLUSIVE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR THE GRAND-PRIZE-WINNING ROUND OAK HEATING STOVES AND ROUND OAK RANGES ARE EXCLUSIVE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR THE GRAND-PRIZE-WINNING ROUND OAK FURNACES ves Gut ESTATE OF P. D. BECKWITH, INC., DOWAGIAC, MICHIGAN — BY C. E, BURTON