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Ourselves
Published in the interests of the StafjMernber^^
— ~ SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Looking Toward the Seattle World s Fair
Kor many month, ,, have been looking toward the great Seattle Worlds Fair and now t s here. ™^™*«*«£™
l».int Sinee the early days when the Fan was just a dream, on through the ^"8 ^"^ \K Poia t0 be very proud of the Fair
day. Kredei'i.k & Nelson has given its support m many ways. As c.t.zens and as stall members we a g g ^ ^
■»«l the part our store has played in making it a reality Now we are going to enjoy its wonfcsjn addit on we P> ^ Fair.
thousands of victors to our great Northwest who will also visit our store. With pride we present Doin
_ ■ mmm m _ ■■• _. ■ _«
Special Displays for Fair
We hope that our store will be one
"f the 'Vhou places" of the North-
u<'^t (iurinir the Fair, and to make it
*C)- our Display Division has many
p'^ns. Displays will be beautiful and
Uirird; most will change rapidly
l,(),n week lo week; some features
U|H continue all during the Fair.
''or the opening of the Fair and
[° present At Home Week which will
''** *torewide. the displays will have
11 Wthwoi theme. Wonderful rho-
('()d<'ndron>.. our state flower, will be
used profusely with our native driftwood. Northwest Indian artifacts
from the Washington State Museum
at the University of Washington will
be used in landscaped settings typical of northwest living. The trims
will be storewide: windows, first floor
ledges, escalators, and selling departments. Windows will feature outdoor
furniture and Century 21 blue fashions.
Flags will fly in gala fashion. On
the outside of the building our Am-
(Continued on Page 6)
We Speak Thirty-Eight
Languages
Foreign visitors to Frederick & Nelson will have no trouble shopping
even if they do not understand or
speak one word of English. That is
because we speak thirty-eight languages which includes the greater
part of the world from which our
World's Fair visitors will come.
In our recent survey of the store
to see how well prepared we were to
(Continued on Page 2)
Object Description
| Title | Century 21 Selected Magazine Articles |
| Identifier | spl_c21_2734173 |
| Description | Articles published in various magazines dealing with the Century 21 Exposition (Seattle World's Fair) during 1962. |
| Subjects (LCSH) |
Century 21 Exposition (1962 : Seattle, Wash.) Exhibitions--Washington (State)--Seattle |
| Date | 1962 |
| Period |
Before the Fair During the Fair |
| Original Publisher | Seattle? - Seattle Public Library |
| Notes | Compiled by Seattle Public Library. Physical copy contains two additional publications not included in digital copy: Architecture/West, April 1962 (not digitized because it duplicates spl_c21_220672), and Sunset, April 1962 (not digitized due to copyright restrictions). |
| Digitization Specifications | Color images scanned on Epson 10000 XL flatbed at 600 ppi, 24 bit color, and saved as TIFF files. Black-and-white images scanned on Xerox Workcentre Bookmark 40 at 600 pixels per inch, black and white, saved as TIFF files. |
| File Format | image/jp2 |
| Collection | Century 21 Digital Collection |
| Contributing Institution | The Seattle Public Library |
| Rights and Reproduction | For information about rights and reproduction, visit http://cdm16118.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/rights |
| Type (DCMI) | text |
| Local Type |
Publications |
| Source | http://seattle.bibliocommons.com/item/show/2734173030 |
| Date created | 2011-11-30 |
Description
| Title | 001_Page 1 |
| File Format | image/jp2 |
| Collection | Century 21 Digital Collection |
| Contributing Institution | The Seattle Public Library |
| Rights and Reproduction | For information about rights and reproduction, visit http://cdm16118.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/rights |
| Type (DCMI) | text |
| Transcript | Ourselves Published in the interests of the StafjMernber^^ — ~ SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Looking Toward the Seattle World s Fair Kor many month, ,, have been looking toward the great Seattle Worlds Fair and now t s here. ™^™*«*«£™ l».int Sinee the early days when the Fan was just a dream, on through the ^"8 ^"^ \K Poia t0 be very proud of the Fair day. Kredei'i.k & Nelson has given its support m many ways. As c.t.zens and as stall members we a g g ^ ^ ■»«l the part our store has played in making it a reality Now we are going to enjoy its wonfcsjn addit on we P> ^ Fair. thousands of victors to our great Northwest who will also visit our store. With pride we present Doin _ ■ mmm m _ ■■• _. ■ _« Special Displays for Fair We hope that our store will be one "f the 'Vhou places" of the North- u<'^t (iurinir the Fair, and to make it *C)- our Display Division has many p'^ns. Displays will be beautiful and Uirird; most will change rapidly l,(),n week lo week; some features U|H continue all during the Fair. ''or the opening of the Fair and [° present At Home Week which will ''** *torewide. the displays will have 11 Wthwoi theme. Wonderful rho- ('()d<'ndron>.. our state flower, will be used profusely with our native driftwood. Northwest Indian artifacts from the Washington State Museum at the University of Washington will be used in landscaped settings typical of northwest living. The trims will be storewide: windows, first floor ledges, escalators, and selling departments. Windows will feature outdoor furniture and Century 21 blue fashions. Flags will fly in gala fashion. On the outside of the building our Am- (Continued on Page 6) We Speak Thirty-Eight Languages Foreign visitors to Frederick & Nelson will have no trouble shopping even if they do not understand or speak one word of English. That is because we speak thirty-eight languages which includes the greater part of the world from which our World's Fair visitors will come. In our recent survey of the store to see how well prepared we were to (Continued on Page 2) |
| Date created | 2011-11-30 |