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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
NJ MECHRN
russrAi Of W. D. wen.

Fareral scrNices over he remains OF
tne tate W Al. Wells. former resident
81 WIS EltI. Mo laase1 aWay - ~
nome ln Camden Tuesday sVenlrE wsr~
RED nom tne hone o. llr Wylis BlaEr
tsfeaf Atteruoon. Ths funeral Has
- trlae. o. which the deceased Was a
Inrileer. Rev g.. 81. Fuller pastor OF
the funeral arrman. IN. a.-r-I-..f -
also member - this church Inter-
uent Sas an thc McAlechen cemetsrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

y short session OF Marshall County
circuit Court was held yesterday
"otnlng with Judge n &. Hervev
presiding Many chanccry matters
received the attention OF the court
ne court heard the evidence in IN.
hSbeas corpus proceedings Tor tbe re-
tease Of r N Conner. who some
weeks ago was committed 10 the
asylum on bond. The evidence sur
mitted was not sufficient and Jgfee
H. G. Heryey continued tho hearing
until next Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mrs 7. ". koner A. sughtiy IN a.
her home on Marshall street
bf. "a. L Myers. popular local drug
glst left yesterday with bis family and
Mr. Harry Cooper Tor Woodsneld 20
Toe trip vas made Ia Or. Myers auto
mobile
Miss ula Wilson. OF Wheeling -
spending several days vacation IN this
city.
4. y Westfan. who e. confined 70 his
tmprovtnE rapidly.
Miss Daisy Richmond viii leave the
nrst ~ next week for Virginia 10 visit
friends FOR several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
FoReeR TO INSANE ASYLUM.

Prosecution has been stopped In tho
forgery case % Alex Robinson and
the defendant has been removed TO
The insane asylum az Weston. The
accused is but a young lad and has
been showing all signs Of insanity
since his confinement and the act was
done I'm NJ Of insanity and not from
a spirit OF criminality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
WITNESS Llsr FILED.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney u
A. Mckee filed an additional list oi
witnesses yesterday with CLERK % the
Circuit Court John l.. Kingdom % be
summoned before the next Grand jury
There we're no new cases on the list
however Summonses we're made out
for the additional witnesses and given
10 the sheriff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

r. ". Kittle Of Charleston. an audi
tor from the State Tax Commission
er's office. BE- a. present working on
Sheriff sweenoy's books and accounts
40 the latter's request sheriff Swee-
ueys accounts have always been
above reproach and for this reason
he wants strict audit each year %
find just how and where he stands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

nr samuel Griffith. formerly OF this
c'tF ard Glen Easton died al his iata
home at Columbus. O last ysdnasd4v
eveninE. following a short W1r.s
Wofd WIS received in This city ycztor-
Gay morning stating that the phys-
can had become 800 on Monday while
'I.!un- 40 Northington. o. and died
N W eant.day. iie was go years OF axe
aha ls survived hy a wife two sons. a
mother oi This city and three broth.
CTS Relatives of This city have left
ipi ,oil1lhus to attend the funeral.
hich VIII Dol held to-day ar g o'clock
J. ho deceased spent last summer on
.h' camp grounds. and was weI and
IaFofatlr known .n this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Mr Wttlan carulan - return souu.
uus nsHt aceE frc-u q Vacatlcn s.s1I
a. eall1- u
Irusst Alcales ate. % Akror o A.
FlslrinE frter1s a. ths fIfth Niart
Lester N nlta- lacal erlgluys - the
A a. o. a. aIculllE q fes lays 49,
uur az Cleveland
houarl Nar-t1srs a. cor1ns1 q ~
-a..a o. ne slfta Nard Win llreaa
n imam RAans. an sUgllys - tkr
MerfFr vita illness
Nc-srr Arrfur ant samuel Olson "a
-af-arl Nelsnn Are expected hone -
t.fl have teen Nisating Ter several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

little Prince IodEe 80 60 b az %
held o. meeting last evening al frsf-
9Qlartfrs in The Trust Company
o..Iainc FOLLOWING the transaction
az routine business two crdidafes had
lne rank Of knirht conferred unon
mem A social session was held 90
Lne close ~ the meeting and q GOOD
ume vas had BY an present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Making Progress

The foundation FOR the new federal
building Is rapidly being completed
BY Contractor W n. Batson and Il
will not be many days until work on
the walls will be started The front
part OF the foundation OF that facing
on Seventh street has been completed
and a few brick remained 10 be laid
= the north side OF the site Many
men are kept busy each day on the
JOB while the nice weather prevails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

s.luailr a. rartt - ~ ecrE 81 tk- 49,
80 rll-e Ntlrn n ruun.arfsca sta tna
-aH.Fta NI tane NHl-r u4s t4Ean - ~
r.Ur.etluE re arat utls. - 49,
30. AZ rrU-ruf. IRE Earra - lasl.
- Nf.t l4afes IN ulatln F2rt q to-
vaFt.. tra sTNanl rralkss ~ ala 40
~ H-rl s-aotrs t1e 80 for pAFins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
ASTHMA

20 so0flrE and restores 40 trr came
tne Yoke who have asthma ao bad
.-'' f1ey bad t1 rt uD night after
l.Erf Wrfe uH ttaf hey could get no
l.N-. uniu hey used Warmers safe
asthma Remedy but OH Eve minutes
..He - made them breathe easy. 90
..'f obtained rrrt,ul sleep and today
rey would rrt tr without r Won
car rer Do from your IraerIaf or rs
upon receipt rf price --- rrrtrrfr
Warner safe Rr-rFlre a. n--f
i31. Rochester NY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Miss Margaret Campbell Who
PASSED away al her home south 81 this
cltt tuesday evening. will take place
from the late home this afternoon a. 2
clock lutermeut viii be In the Al
len Grove cemetery near Sherrard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

sailing Goth. AdrIatic. " ! Brgar.
Secretary OF State The above tele-
cram vas received yesterday morning
b. Dr. " q. McGiumphy. Jr. Of Us
city. This means that Dr McGlumIhy
sailed yesterday morning from Liver.
pool Postal cards have been re-
ceived daily from DR. McGlumphy
when he was travelling through the
countries nov ln var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

The regular weekly session Of N.
local order. ~. u. A. 81. va held ~
TIE Loose rooms IN the Fisher building
81 r llth street Nqthing of Import
leAtlhe ana the meeting Nas dismissed
az an early hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

The work OF laying the water line
from the Seventh street main 20 the
prison farm "a progressing along very
nicely and viii soon b. completed.
This when done will give the farm
good fresh water each day and with
out much trouble. Tits one o. the
many good improveme nts being made
20 the farm within the past few
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
TREATY RATIFIED

WASHINGTON. ID q. AUG. 20
The Senate to-day ratified the treaty
with Peru PROVIDING Tor Investigating
rrmmiesiors IN International disputes
before resort f0 arms This Dr. the
nineteenth in ibis new series o. peace
treaties to b. ratified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

me regular semi- monthly session OF
thc elc Aec nen citY council vas held la
we ~ ~ ecneu hank building last ulEht
tnlv routine business Mas transarts,I
and TIE session uas not a busy one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

. f.r H-rrr -r road SOL" hr rH-.rrf.
carly nrnf urelI according o. ..r.-.
a.i0n given raf yesterday ana ra.rrr
.l.l a.ar.r. nHuaf TM.r..'.U "-r
-rhdirr cf ire trrd mile rar tr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
HAY FEVER

The has fever season
al at hand and may
D. weil Tor sufferers 90
know that they can be
speedily relieved from
ibis dreaded maiady
tv the use 20 warn
ere Safe Asthma Rem
e1y Prepared and
preacr.teI Tor all
forms of asthma hay
.---- Al ------ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Edward NJ Van Cleve. superint.n-
GENT OF the state School for Blind
has ben elected superintendent % the
New York Institution for the Educa-
non OF the Blind. lie also will head
The national movement inaugurated
~ the Russell Sage and Rockefeller
foundation for the conservation OF
vision. Horace e. Maurer. senior
teacher In the Ohio school has been
made temporary superintendent Mr.
Van Cleve has been head OF the
school here for seven years and Is
one OF the best known teachers OF the
blind In the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
BBNWOOD


iu ODE FOURTH ward Yesterday when H
couple nf women COMP. fH blows If
tween Sire N.Hu.H. EIffIrueII ana ar
Italian woman Tho principals we're nr.
...U"' N"f.rH N...r CLAD. H.H..f FRI
lraf evening Ur ono charge Hf DISTURB.
r HIr peace after Hr.rIrE fHr ..r..
.I"" f. ffa .rr| f.n wrrHr H.H.
each U' 'Hn women fH. I...HrH and
..Hfa. which frrH nrff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
70 Give lawn -.

Tho ladies ~ the Baptist church
3af' completed arrangements FOR n
.HNn tr'n ODE held tomorrow even.
ne or ir' lawn 90 fra corner 1f rfffr
-.i.'' end Jefferson avenue fca cream
aHl cake TII Do served. end ar ara
cordially Invited fo attend Tho r-0.
'.'ds ~ fra AFFAIR viii 20 into tho
church fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
No. Ole IneornotntInn,-

The =. W Andrews Chemical Com.
pany. Dayton. Bert Drake and Others.
800. 600
The Justrite overall and Pants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
FROM
OHIO
IHisliis..s.s s.s..a-

coluaa sls. o. AaE. %
Ins neB Republican stats e1scu-
i've eonnittes ~ b. composed q ~
tnsmosra. one from each county. uul
- e1ossn probably b. tas STATE cen
tfsi Committee a. a mseting here NEXT
1cn1sy niEht The - members
felsckd b. the state Candidates Nill
- provided for W l. Parmertsr Of
Lima. has Dsen reelected Chairman
~ TIE state central committee and
f.dSin Jones. a coal operator q Jack
tDn county. brother o. the Rspubll-
Pan candidate FOR supreme Judge. wnl
- chairman % The state executive
committee y. u Fu1ingtou o. Co
lumbus, former state auditor. proba-
bly, win BE- chosen secretary o. The
executive COMMITTEES. The platform
ronFention uill Be held August g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Those choice lots IN TIE NcNech.n
Midway are for sale by hcCuuaEn
q Reic. Bell phone $50. National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Nr7 G-amerrv suppose you feel
t"r business 'rrrrruIrr
"" |HrE..Ifa Iu.f frrrfhIr ny dear.
wore rfII using nlr Iart years car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Hearing contIru.a

and their families Many from this
city viii attend the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

p. NeGlurphy Sails Fo- Home.
Consul London cables Dr Cha-f.-
p McGlumphy a. 90 Princess square
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

A weii-dehned combine between
Eholesalers and retailers IN this e,ty
- boost the prices OF food has Been
developed according 10 Harley p
Burns. Assistant United states Dis
trict Attorney. who f. conducting an
fnvestigatiOn. lie examined number
" Columbus dealers and managers OF
to-operativo organizations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

The anti-aalOon league reporting to
pay ia eampaiEu expenses announced
that L bad paid out tis2 % Ia the In
tereat OF several county candidates
here- IL Il underatOOd that the league
PHI make an earnest effort 70 elect
Dry membera OF the legislature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Horace O Redington OF Eiyria. has
been appointed common pleas Judge
81 Lorain county 70 succeed Judge
go stroup. resigned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Daniel Hogle. aged 70. Who marched
down High street IN this city sin
company Of soldiers 81 years aEO on
his way 20 war. has Just returned
tor = Wait lie has been living In
missouri since the war and u return
(ng now for the frat time He ca
Hidden on a train only TIRE times IN
y lhe. has never ridden on a street
Car and today be took his first auto
<pobile ride. While he vas away az
sar he learned mat his wife and child
Iad died AZ Sunbury this state. and
. was 90 grief-stricken he vowed he
you'd never come back % ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Herbert Baughmire. aged 10. tried
- crawl under a cut 81 cars in this
fity last evening and wns run over
ifis right leg was crushed and he
soon died
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17
EAIRMONT' s FASHION Show ON IN FULL SWING

that, owing to the European war sit
liation. American women must de.
pend almost entirely on American
designers for their fashions, sons
felt a little uneasy as to the result,
nut any uneasinesS tnar might have
been felt among Fnirmont pronlc.
surely must have vanished today
when five prominent stores in tho
city opened their doors for the fall
display Of the tUggcry which the
American women will wear this sea-
son.
There is Il variety Of style not to
be eXCcllcd, and beauty of color eff
feet which makes It's appeal after tie
brilliant coloring OF the past season.
A general note OF rich somhrcnes5
p"cdGminatcs in the color schemes,
prevalent in both millinery and gar
mcnts.
And the display has been at
tcntlcd by throngs Of women.
The. weather man, sent along u
fairly fair day, and the women. for
this is Ladies Day in Fairmont. have
poured into the city for the event.
every intcrurbau ear has brought
visitors to the Fashion show. from
Clnrksburg, Warrington, Morgan
town and Grafton, while towns in
the immediate vicinity have sent al
most the entire feminine population
to represent them at the fashion
chow Every residence in the city
has had NJ least one representative
at the fashion show, which has par
taken ot>a social nature TO no small
extent.
Hospitality extended by the vart-
Gus stores has been accepted by hun
drcds OF guests who tomorrow will
became shoppers. and the general es-
innate Of the visitors has been that
the display has ovcrreached other cr-
forts.
Merchants feel no uncasincss that
the war clouds will mar Il season :
business. for they have laid In heavy
stocks. Plans to increase business
rather than decrease stocks seem to
be formulating on all sides and the
outlook is that Fairmont merchants
will have busy year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17
Twenty-Fifth
Fall Opening
For Hartley's S
ABSENCE OF SENIOR MEMBER
OF FIRM is REGRETTED
BY ALL.
STEADY COLUMN OF SHOPPERS
POURED INTO BIG STORE
ALL DAY LONG.

The Hartley department store to-
day IS celebrating its twenty-firth
fall opening. and for the first time
in as many years. the senior mem-
bCr OF the firm. MIR. j. NJ. Hartley. Is
abscnt from this event. While 1t Is
not definitely known. IL Is believed
that Mr. Hartley is nj present aboard
the St. Paul, stGaming across the At
laatic toward home, due TO land In
port IN New York about Saturday.
II was not his intention to be absent
on this occasion, his return having
been postponed on account of not be-
ing able to obtain passage enrlicr.
notwithstanding the fact that every
body missed the senior member, from
the other members Of the firm. down
through the sales force and extend
Ing on 10 the customers both old and
new ones, the opening was a success
and Will he an event TO relate en-
Enthusiastically when Mr.. Hartley has
ut last arrived home.
While the fall opening is the 25tl
iu number, 1t marks the 37th veal
OF business of the store In this city
One Of the customs which was IN
auguratcd when the store held its
first opening. was the serving OF
cake ana coffee. This practice ha'
been continued to the present time
though the service has grown in &C
cordance with the growth of tht
store. At that time two or three
cakes served the crowd generously
and today about so cakes will b,
iconsumcd. Probably no other firm
lin the United States. particularly oi
| the size of the Hartley establish
ment, features such an event.
The opening Of the store is genera
Throughout but specially centralized
| in the millinery and garment depart
mcnts. There is a wide variety o.
garments shown, ana splendid stocR
, from which to make selection. Tht
popular dark shades prevail in thu
lstreet aud afternoon garments, while
a most attractive display Of evening
gowns in the light shades was fea
lture. In the millinery department
the exhibition was excellent and tl'
(coST1SuED on FACE E1enr.)
I a ! =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17
Fearful Battle
Wages On Ainsne

had no doubt received what he needs
in this respect, 1t is doubtful il the
crown prince has.
The issue OF the battle mag de-
pend upon In what condition the
crown prince reaches the front and
whether he can make Il stand and
prevent the allies from turning the
German left.
Some OF the military experts still
think that the Germans hope by
this action only 10 check tile onrusll
OF the allies and that later they will
take up the defensive on the Namu-
line.
There was credit even for a rumor
current yesterday. that Emperor
William had ordered Gen. Won NUck
not TO resist iii France aud that he
was ready to listen to offers Of
peace through Pope Benedict til"
18th or President Wilson. but til"
steady stream of wounded rGming
from the front seemed to d!sprove
this ami indicates that The battle
wilI be to finish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17

raInc. in vosgcs there has been no
change.
Summing UP, the battle is beins:
continued along the etnire front be-
tween the rivers Aisne and Meuse.
The Germans occupy positions organ
lied for defense ana are armed with
heavy artillery.
Our progress is OF necessity
slow. but our troops are animated by
spirit of offensive action and they
are giving evidence of vfgor and en-
thusiasm. They have rcpulsed with
success the counter attacks under
taken by the enemy both during the
day and at night. The morale Of tbs.
French soldiers is excellent.
. THE Austrian army cvacuating
GaIicia are in full rout. Their loss
IS are in killed and woulded and pris-
oners arc estimated at several hiIn-
dred thousand men. The German
army corps which went to their sue
cor are rctreatinS.'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17
The Woman S
Store Makes
Fine Display
THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY IS
CELEBRATED BY E, c.
JONES.
GOWN DEPARTMENT Is MUCH
ADMIRED BY HUNDREDS OF
WOMEN.

Celebrating their third fall open
ing IN their handsome new store,
aud their ninth anniversary In this
city, the Jones store. the woman's
store. threw open its doors to the
public today. displaying hand
some stock OF fall goods.
Willie the opening is general
throughout the various departments
of the store. II is centralized on the
second floor. where the ready 10
wear garments and the millinery
arc displayed.
Never In the history OF the estab-
.ishment has such splendid SHOW
ing been made of fall styles. a va
riety almost brwildcring with d
raultlessness Of style and cut mark
ed the display which was viewed by
hundreds Of visitors today.
The display OF millinery has been
greatly admired by the visitors to-
day. wide variety being shown In
10th shapes and materials. Miss
>arby. of Charleroi, Pa, has recent
assumed charge OF the trimming
apartment while Mrs. Riley con
inucs MS head Of the sales depart
nent
In the suit and gown department
he display was we'll worth visit
lnd mucIl admiration was expressed
~ the throngs.
Throughout the store festive all
prevailed through the efforts of the
decorator, Mr.. j. l.. Dexter. Bough'
If autumn leaves banked the col
INNS ana lodges. while bowls ant
Ebaskets of fall flowers nodded from
,very available nook and corner. Tho
display windows were most attrac'
tive, showing a number OF handsome
gowns and suits aaginst an attrac
Itivcly arranged scenic background.
A selected orchestra on the frs
floor rendered an excellent program
of popular and classic selections dur
ling the afternoon, A recent addt
Ition to the Jones store is the base
lment store. created to meet a popu
liar demand. Its growth has beer
marked.
Beginning next week the stor'
will start1an anniversary sale In ey
cry department.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17
Auspicious
Opening AT
Harrison {. s
EXCELLENT MODELS OF UNUs:
UAL BEAUTY ON EXHIBI-
TI0N. n II
VARIETY OF STYLES SHOWN. 10
ACCOMMODATE DIFFERENT
TASTES. ss9

..;,,o I,yn1,y ~ saifs ,,,nds
Hn a't'"e'Io .,oM,ps op". 9aoin ~ I a. : 5bssS
Sis ~ ,",So ~ nns 80 M Nc
ounu VI "" ~, 80 ,,iaaS,,, "n ,sf, III !
'iopIeis ~ 'ne - u,Sp ~. t,,a ~ ~
'ne liaa. SUI ,;n,,n, st "a .,n,i,sr I disS,s I -
lHe corner winuo% .t," sia. - ,:Ioh 5EaSs9 IN,
i,Sp'us III a s'.L'"S ~, 80 - S,9i =.
llso "ltr"cteu '"e ''e.
Tho Harrison store, beginning on
Is third year IN tho present quar-
ters held a most auspicious opening
,odav when their first formal as
,Iny Of fall goods was made Y
T,o ,,;,;no,v onontn !, M MA edon1,Is
-" .i,a,,,,I, t,,o onon;n 3 tyas = lisssSz
,,"''u' Ia "o"s nsno,ion+ @ ] disnisy rs mod.
=. a., ,,,,',s,,aI -" hoa,,ty ara sttracfiyse.
10 u '.,,, "m"st" Ia % SsId tta aftsnfions
'GaS e""sns a. "" r,s;tors tyI,oi aended
w. ~. .ne ,,,a' , .n I.rrison,s fodays
tnem wy ~ ',,ana 80 and stylas sfSordstI
va. .esS l.;,,nt,, y, % sor varIad, tastssS
"pi'o''u''''' - -
In the ready to wear garment SaeE
partment magnificent colleettonsot
the finest goods in the country was
shown, including wide variety 81
Ek1 NNFn2 a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-17

Display OF
New Gowns
CoURTNEys STORE FILLED WITH
SHOPPERS WHO SEE ATTRAC-
TIVE APPAREL.
KAISER HELMETS SHOWS THAT
WAR IS AFFECTING PRE-
VAILING FASHIONS.

Courtmcy's the store which caters
exclusively to women. began bust
toss carly this morning. and ull aft
rrn0on the floor space has been filled
with shoppers and visitors. The dis
llay is most attractive one. and the
key note has been American styles
for American women.
rho disnlav windows ana cases
,.nnwcd moet attractive gowns ON wax
G"rrcs prcrn dancing frock occu-
nvfnr ,hn window TO the right while
In 1or window showed excellent
molo,. IN hInck and black and white.
In In IL" mjIlincrv denurt,nent. the
1tsn,,v on,ntosizns thc somber
shades which the style makers have
declared TO he excellent this season.
~ p'n' aYon liam :. navy Is an example.
v.,,ila mo dark brown. known MS
,r,.,iore%ro ., further cxcmpIifics this
= o,.a ue%IS. ,,iSa note war like note is
- =, - e'"m,In ro,iaoahIo IN the Kaiser helmet
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