Arizona republican., 1921-10-10
MORE EOF THE WINNING ONES
 IN FALL FASHION SHOW ESSAY
 CONTEST ARE NOW ANNOUNCED

Show who are looking for quality and style.
 ELMER OLSEN.
 GOlDWATER'S
 Speaking of color schemes. Gold waters had them in their Fashion Display. They were simply perfect.
 One window was made up of the new flame" color and such lovely frocks and another was done in gol- den yellow and black and the frocks Or gowns in this window were, equally perfect, and right beside them was black lynx scarf that just looked like life it was so glossy. and I am quite sure that these lovely gowns must have been right out. of the band box just from Paris. In the central front window, which was all done in purple was an even ing's gown of tulle and silk that was simply dream and this was all set off with more fluffy tulle But what I want to tell you of now 1 was the window in black. There was wonderful evening gown of black l silk and the front was just like | great lovely peafowl made of bead work. I would have said this frock or gown came right along in the same box as those other French | gowns had I not looked again and seen a great basket of American Beauty roses. Instead, I just said, @9ou darling. you may look French. but I know you must be an "Ameri- 1 can Beauty" Another window was done in the shade of brown so popular and there were two lovely dresses here, one finished in brown lace and one in the popular beadwork and just beside them were the other, necessary articles of apparel to match. I just had to call them dream and to | think that right in their midst a 1 thoughtful hand had placed a huge bouquet of yellow zir/ias that blended right into the brown of the gowns and these flowers just made you think of the ones our grand 1 mothers used to grow. I must say that Goldwater's had by far the loveliest display of all l MRS. HERBERT (; Y2UNG- Ho, maiden, a fairy blonde are ye7 Then haste to Ratner's and ye shall
 see
 In the southeast window, displayed with care.
 The latest modes of the fashions rare. An evening gown, with surplice- waist,
 Of gray georgette. (and the best of taste.)
 With tissue belt of palest gold From beneath which peeps a laven-
 der fold A cluster of orchids at the side: l, The whole will fill your soul with
 pride.
 Oh. maiden, Try this dress, pray. Twill bring you joy for many day 
 And close beside, of the same gray
 hue (For the squarrels have given theii
 belts for you) Is a soft fur coat, whose lining bright Holds blue like the sky towards g summer night.
 The hats. They are five from which l to choose. And which ever you take you, cannot 1ose.s s There's one of blue. like the pea a cocks wing, l With silver, faced-oh, a beautiful
 thing.
 And one of gray with veil of lace. . Whose charm adds charm to you charming face: : And one wide -brimmed, of a sof gray panne, Which would lure the heart of an. man.
 And one. a toque of a brilliant style 5, Cloud think twas covered witt n beads the while) : And last, there's one whose silve II crown a On a wide black velvet brim, look
 down. ii Oh, if we've the money. haste away = To Ratner's Store, Do not delay, ,s For all in this window that's to vieN :, Was made. my dear, for a blonde lik ,s youi .s (Mrs.) Millie Clifford Jenkins