Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
Well Known House Has I'm
usually Large and Com
plete Stock for This Sea-
sons Trade.

LILO o0ASW q o06S SIOAcs ~ AAoAy
ysars holding a place among the bet
ter known and substantial business
establishments Of Grand Forks, is pre-
pared Tor an unusually large patron
age this spring, and the various de-
pAftmentc Of the store are brimming
over with fresh, up-to-date merchan-
disc that cannot help but attract pur-
chASerA "a 4
Benner & Begg's carries an i'm
mense stock at the present time. and
through all Of the years that it has
been a business enterprise in the city,
It a grown constantly and in every
way has kept abreast tof the times.
Having established a reputation for
providing h newest and best the
firm has made every effort to live up
to that reputation. and that it has
succeeded is evidenced in the very
fine patronage which it enjoys. Z
As the Easter time approaches and
thought Of new wearing apparel be-
comes inststent, and also there is a
desire to dress up" our homes, If 1t
Is possible.
and find interesting new wearing APP
parel for ones self, and there also
z many fresh, new things in the
VW0y VI Ut dpS1y IudI6E LIS, CuILd4llS,
etc, for the home.
Suits and OoatA
Demner & BegE's has an especially
dne Women's ready-to-wear depart
ment It not only comprises a very
large number Of garments in coats,
suits and gowns, but they are Of de-
pendahse STYLE and quality. Tor this
spring there b a variety Of stunning
suits On display at Benner & Begg's,
ranging from the palmer tailor
mades to tho dreAy styles. Accordion
p3eated sktrts T accompanied by
cAac nttfe Elton coats, vested in gold
eaoth, and other handsome materials;
there r some lev belted models
and emhgofdery beaded designs fig
ue Prominently on some Of the suits.
tenkun tn tho coats that r offered
herA and ono Of the novelty wraps
10 something akin to the cape and the
1olman, and yet Is neither. 1t is very
sW1gga, and should prove adaptable
4or summer wear.
A e large asSortment Of Gowns
has been selected, these being in the
sofS aatinA. georgetteA trtcollettes and
other popular materials. One partic-
ularfy beautiful model is Of black and
white georgette, with a wide band Of
black velvet at the skirt bottom, and
. black gird1e N narrow panels on
either side, bearing stenciled flower
designs in blue. Embroidery and
beading. harem finishes for the skirts,
and other new features mark the
gowns.
Tho new ~Yvonne~ b,ouses, simple
/ but very charming. are being strongly
featured in this shop. They come in
H1collette and other weaves. and are
{ pcUving popular sellers. A wide Sc
lection Of b1ouses is offered. and
there are many handsome models in
tho separate skirts.
Materials
81. ". Clifford, manager Of the
Bonner & Begg store, asserts that
the store has an unusually large and
complete stock Of yard goods this
year. He says that deliveries have
been particularly good this spring,
and as a result the store is starting
7 the season with a very complete
stock. The thisldu silks, figured
chiffons and figured georgettea and
terials being shown. For the spor1
garments there r some. striking
& peatds and stripes. and the always
Il popular foulard Is to be found IL
pretty patterns. Mr.. Clifford believe,
that there is to be a big demand
Tor wash fabrics this spring. and he
has put in a stock OF voiles, crepes
3 tissues. ginghams, and a large
!. amount OF organizes. For accordion
pleated skirts he is showing a serge
d with . elk stripe, which is to be made
y up With the stripe running around in.
Is steAd Of lengthWise. For coats Their,
are sf1vertonea, mems wear serges
and other dependable materials.
One Of tho new summer MATERIAL
2ssigSa fine. washable net, with whit,
around and floral or conventional dc
Signs in coforA There is a-big stool
Ko1 mb9oiderjes on hand.
Part3eular attention has been pai,
~ the hosieey department, and th,