The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-23
The AEST lie TIC
Side Is GIVEN
SPECIAL CARE
Is Worth Much
g tIle City

The deyeIopmed afnont along
arttsdc lines ms not been sdmulated
and encourage hohld hase been
on account otthe splrst q on people
toward commercial TAe greatest
eSort OF our cftis Us las besn in the
direction Of erecting pianss ghose PRO-
duedon IS 70 BE- conss nom ihe
utilitarfans point d view whose
chief value Is measured ii Terms Of
dollars and cents the oniy inns con-
sidered waslths renlnefaaYe rstuus
from that which went fnb Tie narrs
OF the world. But there las come a
change in conditions hsIs and the
aesthetic side Of odf dsyelqpneni %
being considered spd pnrusa vim
the same ardor ana tHai eaaraQ'
terized the commercial sKslppr sni OF
our city. y
Chief among oar Capitalists and ia.
Idustrfal leaders Is Clsreaee ~ Wat.
son. with fsskesn torsstsht and nat
ural aptitude for bnsines be has fors-
ed to the front and nov stands In The
front rank among the giants Of com
merce and anance he that IS
doing most to bring ont he beauty o.,
our city and to add 70 its app srance.
The work that he doing on Fair
mont Farms IS gtsatly appreciated
| by our people and they ase deeply in
lterested in watching eac deyelopnent
Of the workmen, which addssp he one
central thought that naklng 'Falr-
mont Farms an ideal spul both in
comfort and N 90 IL yerlg this
Is what the WATSON home WI BE-
aFairmont Farms oFtnnats IL Its
topography, poss ing many nAtursl
facilities Tor it, deYelofn ii % resi-
lar and Harmonious I'M btinglng cal
the beauty spot .ith al uHasaai Or
nate eject But Is srsat is nat4r.
al beauty IS there age some thinsa
that need the attention 6la Skilled
landscape artist ii orisr totfins out
the highest aesthetic possihIhtIes Of
which the house ana Is strouadlnss
are capable. N order ttlat tie work
may bring about that deIee 81 satls-
faction that would b5in ecnsor to all
who live In the hons, tie house must
be the central thought ana thing
must be made to conform tci 50 that
It may appear to tie bit possible
advantage. There must Is the same
consideration for the orhaie effects
surrounding a home tliat Is exercised
By acaretul woman who eess 70 add
to her attractiEene ~ the Purchase
of a Handsomely becoaihs gown.
The size, the height. and tie color OF
the home are determlnin taesofs With
the Landscape artist liz .ordet that DC
may get the best results Esess home
like each hunsn being hss ID indivH-
uality that Is pecgiiaI p i.sslE with
needs Of its own, 10 pressfSe this In.
dlyiduallty and ct the same time to
enhance its beauty e hesSofk Of tie
landscape gardener who never IN
different to the cardinal principle OF
his craft.
Mr.. Watson was oguizant Of these
facts and in order that he mighf have
all the benefits that SIN and expert.
ence could give hin, Ne employee o.
lesby PAU, lane scaps afehitect Of
philadelphia, to draw shs plans for
beautitying the gronnds m Paul IS
chief Landscape designer lor Fair-
mount Park, PaiIadeiphia So Il can
be seen that one of tie bsst artists
that can Be secured anywhere has
been employed b. sir. Watson in de-
veioping the beautiful Effects Of his
home. III PanI's plans are icing exc
euted under The direction Of slr. Alex
4 ~ ,
ander MacEfEees
'sFairmont Farms IS located on the
west side otFairnont avenue between
Ninth and Twelfth streets The house
Is three stories high and stands near
where Eleventh street would raas
were Il tocfcs this plat Of ground.
Il IS sheIterea 81 native trees. This
Ras once tie Idsnee Of the late
james OTIS Watson, the iaiher Of G.
~: Ii h1sb been lately renodeled and
epiaFged and IS nov most eiesant
|hone Beauty. elegance and simple
IN are The characteristics Of tic
home. It's lurroundlusa are elegant,
though plain, and are intended for SER
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