The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-12
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competition for ribbons. Alvin II.
Booth. Of Mt Clare. is in the same
competition.
George W. swisher, OF Lost Creek.
IS exhibiting Jerseys, Attorneys and
Guersneys and has herd in the sweep
stakes. The Gore farm cattle eN-
hiblt is arresting much attention. 1t
consists OF eighteen pure bred Jerseys.
two Short Horns and eight large fat
cattle. The Jerseys are especially fine,
some of which are imported. A brother
OF the bull recently sold for $4,000.
One OF the fat cattle weighs a ton
Ross Stout and Brothers, OF the city.
are showing grade and beef steers.
F. d. DAVIDSON. Of Bridgeport. has a
lot of fine fat cattle on show. W. II.
Blake is exhibiting grade cattle.
Floral Hall.
Without doubt the most beautiful
place on the grounds is Floral hall. The
display put on by various local con-
Germs, individuals and clubs is artis-
tically arranged and. as whole,
makes pleasing exhibition.
As one enters the building and
turns to his right. he finds the booth
OF Farrells drug store. Toilet articles
and the various Dixie remedies are adj
vertised here. The display is quite
attractive.
Hundreds of cans of fruit and pre-
serves, all the work of Harrison coun-
ny girls. are on display in another part
Of the building. Miss Harriet Hogg.
Of this city. county agent. Is in charge
of this booth. The display probably
attracted more attention than any
other one thing in the hall. Everyone
is Interested in the work of the girls
Of the county. Hardly person stopped
to admire the canning work but that
he or she expressed surprise that such
nice work could be turned ont right
here at home. The canned goods in
cluded fruits and preserves OF all
kinds and tomatoes and pickles
Another display in this hall that at
tracted much attention was the art dis
play Hand-painted chinaware. tapes
tries. cartoons and other drawings and
works In both oil and water color are
on exhibition. One OF the most attrac-
tivcc displays In this exhibition is that
of Mrs, II. Davis. of 456 Ice street. this
city II Includes tpestries, and paint
ings in water and oil colors. The
tapestries are especially beautiful. al
though the paintings reveal the work
~ a master hand Favorable express
sIons were heard from many persons
who witnessed this display.
The Charles VI. Stieff Piano Com
pany has display Of pianos and PLAYER
pianos. 1t is arranged attractively
y F. Goudv and n. W. Swick are In
charge of this display.
The latest STYLES in hats are seen
/ in the display of Mrs. Bain's millinery
I shop. which is arranged in a most at
/ tractive manner. and which was adj
! mired nv many ladies,
/ A fine line OF candies Is shown in
the display Of the Apollo shop. The
cardv Is enclosed in most attractive
boxes. and the display. as whole, is
i quite beautiful.
Another one Of the displays. which
was viewed nv thousands Of women,
was that NJ fancy work. The needle
work on exhibition here was so pretty
/ that several mere men were seen to
spend several minutes admIrtnE IT,
TNora are many entries in this dis
play
Tho baked and canned goods display,
which Is open TO all who wish to make
an exhibit. was crowded. and the ar
ticles on exhibition were arranged in
( such manner as to make the booth
quite attractive. There are many en-
I trioe IN This department.
The center Of the spacious hall Is
taken up with mammoth displays by
tho Parsons-Souders Company. and by
Weber's. the flower shop.
Weher's has on display large col
lection Of potted plants and Cit flow
ers. arranged in an artistic manner.
This display is without doubt one Of