The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-21
IN A FASHION SHOW

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and interest of the gathering. which
is the largest on record. Expectations
or the clothing men are that 1920 will
be one of the best years in the history
OF the trade. Larger demands than
ever before are made for the best of
clothing and If supply conditions are
alleviated extremely favorable bust
ness conditions will result.
Much business probably will be
transacted at today's style show as the
apparel men. representing the large
manufacturers, are ready to take or
ders from the retailers.
Style Show Exhibitors.
Clothing manufacturers and job
bers represented at the style show and
names of representatives follow:
Abel & Bach company, travelling
equipment, Miss Burdette Bayne;
Rice-Stix. shirts. underwear. Dick
Jack; Bond Trouser Co, mems and
Horn & Bro, mems furnishings. r.. S.
Spahr; NJ. E. Smith & Co.. shirts and
work clothes. hosiery and underwear,
w. A Fitzpatrick, A. Beavers; Sheur-
erman Bros, mackinaws, A. F. Fox;
Mayer Bros, boys and young mems
poration, boys clothing. %dolph
CHASER; Kingley Shirt Co, Kingiey
shirts, Stanley Harris; Modern Belt
Co, mems and boys belts, Joe
Remack; Wits Mayes. overalls. c. G..
Shinn; Pioneer Suspender Co, sus-
penders. belts and garters, Walter R.
Pavlick; Jos. Knopf & Sons. young
mems speciality clothing, r. T. Funk;
Ports Bros Hat Co. hats and caps
II. A. Lyman; Lanan-Franklin Co.,
store decorations; Ellsworth & Thayer,
coats and gloves, william Harrell;
New Arrow Shirt Co. shirts ]. Bick;
Globe Knitting Co.. underwear, S. E.
Hart; Frank Meyer Neckwear, neck
wear and belts. Jack Harris; Sexton
Mt. Co, underwear and nightwear,
Lee. Unionalls. r. H. Snyder, T. L..
Fesler; Goodenow-Brookfi Knit
ting Co. underwear and hosiery
George B. Wheeler; I. & B. Cohen
Bomzon Co., Inc, mems suits and
overcoats, F. A. Skipworth; Lucas &
Kennery. gloves. ". L. Abrams: Miller
pants, ]. A. Bradfield and C. NJ. Saw
age Wilson Shirt Co.. shirts, Joe
Kilson; Kincaid- Kimball, clothing,
Earl Shell; Red Diamond Manufac-
turing Co. overalls and shirts. Jack
Mount; Paultz g. Provost, mems fur
nishings. Roy A. Pautz, f. L. Provost;
Cowden Manufacturing Co, service
suits, Arthur D. Brookfield, r. L. Big
CART. J. H. Read; H. c. Cohen Manu-
featuring Co, overalls. E. H. Farrell;
Chalmers Knitting Co, underwear,
El00 StdOyS OIldnd nat o., IdlS anu
caps. J. W. Swatck; H. D. Lee Mercan-
tile Co. mems furnishings, Ben RAN
dali Wovenright Mills, knit goods,
Sidney stone; Ohio Snspender Co..
Sidney Stone; Cheney Neckwear. j.
w. Burdsal; Kawnee Co.. blouses and
wash suits, j. NJ. Dreyfus; Hansen
Manufacturing Co, gloves and mittens,
J. G.. Leopold; Cluett-Peabody, D. p.
Dawson. shirts and collars; Keetch
Knitting Mills, sweaters and knit coats,
c. L. Rhinehart: Victor Knitting
Mills, sweaters. J. A. Ogden; Smith.
McCord & Townsend, coats. sweaters,
shirts. gloves, hosiery and underwear.
r. s. Bower. C. NJ. Kirby, E. o. Cold
snow, K. r. Bates. Sim Beam and
Claude Lepelman; p Becker 6 Co..
trunks and suitcases, H. D. Ford !;
Tyron Knitting Co., underwear, H. d.
Ford; J. Shoeneman. neckwear and
pants, Abe Levy; MassarSwiss Under
wear Co. Roy G. Windle; Appleton
Superior knit goods and sweaters. C.
G. Scott; Bracken Co., shirts and COL
lars, Owen Johnson; Elder Manufac-
turing Co., shirts, neckwear, ]. A.
Travers; Poehler Mercantile Co., all
clothing lines. Chas. E. Snyder.