The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-03

1BnJ is pain ana prettily dec |
grated window showing mems and
boys clothing. The windows facing
Prospect street glve a grand display
o. furnishings, hats etc. The display
v indows throughout the store are OF
the latest model The store through 4
out is Illuminated with the Tung-
ston electric arc lights. which are
noted for their tri'hant lustre. The
light was only recently put on the
market and the Kleinmaier store
Is one of the first to he equipped
with the system
Upon entering tho store and pass
ing into the right pisle the visitor
finds disnlay Of hats and furnish
ings. In this dena tment. Nv Bart
lev Fckfeld is hali clerk. Mr.. Eek.
fch a'so has charge of the window
trimming and decorating throuohout
the store. Passing on to the south,
tho visitor com as 70 the suit de-
pertinent. The cl'thing Is all finely
FACED in the latest wadsworth pat
ent cabinet which have the latest
toublp trollev hinees. At the south
erd of the first roor Is the fancy
vest counter whi n Is neat and
unique in its depa tment.
The east side NJ the first floor IA
largely o"cunled by tho shoe depprt
ment. Mr.. James Walsh has charge
o' this section wii James Mean.
drcws as his assistant The depart
ment containing the famous Sorosi"
brand for women Tnl the Regal for
men. In the north ,ast corner OF the
FIRST floor Is located the collar and
'ewelrv department. A fine display
Of umbrellas is also found in this
rart.
Passing to the second floor the Wis.
itor finds one OF the most cozy rooms
IN the city The north division is
given over entirely to chi,dren's
furnishings. Here child can be
equipped from herd to foot. Mrs.
Charles Anthcny has charge of the
department. The south division OF
this floor i7 occupied by the young
mems clothing department
The third floor is fully as we'll
stocked as eithe" OF the other two.
= he particular feature in this room
IA the stock os trunks, valises, etc.
Arranged In rows and in perfect dis.
T''y form, the customer can pick
out any style trunk or valise he
fancies without IL being necessary
for the clerk TO move a single article.
In the northeast corner of this room
H. located the Wholesale department
where the firm keeps large stock
of goods to be sold at Wholesale
IN the country stores IN the vicinity.
This floor also contains large
stock of c'othing such as overcoats.
cravanets. etc. MI. c. II. King is.
chicr clerk of the department while
Mir Harry Rowley is first assistant
The show cases throrIghout the
store are of the latest and most up
to-date model The case itself is OF,
heavy plate with nickel trimming'
and hePwy Alabama marbel base. The
mirrors are supported with handsome
oXadized copper rods and are one Of.
the most attractive features Of the
store.
A perfect system OF waiting on
the trade. has bern established. The
cash system on all Of the floors ia
OF the latest ba.r type and all the
cash passes to Cne cashier who is,
located in h"ndsome quarters at
tho south side Of the first floor.
Miss Llllian Kat will be The chief
CGslier.
Mossrs Benjamin and Samuel
klenmaier, proprietors of the store
will act as floor walkers and will
devote practically all OF their tims
in receiving customers and directing
them to the departments. Mr. A. N.
SwartzbaGgh VIII have charge Of
the furnishing department. Mr.
Ch'is Miller viii rave charge OF
the basement deDlrtl. ent which con
ttdns surplus stock Mr.. David Ho-
San viii! act n chief clerk in the
clothing ieDartment.
a pleasing feature nT the opening
last evening was fine program Of
orche0tral selections whioh w-s fur
nished nv seven Mace orohestra
led by NJ Har,ev Martin. The or.
chestra was screamed behind a bank
or palms which were arrf,rIged in (,
stmi-circular fashion about the bal
conv, Nothing had been left undona
and the fordest expectations of the
for Grand ond brilliant
.opening werd fully realized.
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