Arizona republican., 1921-10-10

the prizes, were mailed out imme- diately, officially closing the com petition which brought entries from every part of the county.
 The winners announced yesterday, with the names of the stores whose windows they described, were:
 Diehl Shoe Store-Mrs. Harry
 Scales, 1O7 North Twenty first
 avenue
 Korricks-Mrs. Mary Armour, SAP East Van -Buren street.
 Barrows Furniture Company
 Mrs. Alice Keeney, 509 East Van
 Buren street.
 The Hub-Lulu c. Hall, 110e
 North Central avenue.
 Hyder Bros.-Elmer Olsen, 1917
 West Washington street.
 Goldwaters'-Mrs H r CT t
 Young, 2025 West Adams street.
 Ratner's Apparel Shop-Mrs. Millie Clifford Jenkins, S05 North Sixth street.
 Boston Store-Nfiss M. E. Jack son, 1631 West Washington. As was the case the first day of the judging, many very creditable bits of descriptive writing were found. Every possible style of description was employed by the contestants, and one of the winning entries was in verse. The general quality of the es- says is shown in the following, se- lected from among the prize winners: FORD LEVY FURNITURE co. What other attraction holds forth as much real interest and pleasure as a well ordered home? The great est thing in life. The cheerfulness and rosy glow of the hearth fire and the 1 illumination of the floor and bridge lamps express the spirit of cozy liv- | ing room.
 Comfort appears in the overtsuffed chair of rose velour with it's luxuri ant soft arms and back, the footstool to match. and the mahogany occa- l sional table, essential in a living room where convenience is considered The mahogany library table, with sides of finely woven cane panels, conspic- uous with it's beautiful graining, is wonderfully suited to relieve the mas siveness of the overstuffed piece The entire arrangement from the pleas ures of the fireplace to the truly dis tinetice blue Klearflax rug. strikes a keynote of charm which is always sought but not always gained | The five piece bedroom suite one of individual charm, modelled after the style of Louis XVI. consists of a bed, vanity dresser and bench, chif- forobe, night stand and rocker. The finish is in French gray with dec- orative motif in rose. The rose color is further carried out in the shade l of -he boudoir lamp on the night stand, and finally in the rug. rich in 1 qualit and soft color tone. The two groups of furniture are an I assemblage of high character fur ! niture-furniture that the most ex- I elusive and perfectly appointed homes might well boast-furniture to create atmosphere that indefinable charm of the homo perfect.
 I Hazel E. Speakman. l kORRICK'S
 The beauty of any merchandise window display is determined, first in the attractite arrangement of the goods to be shown: second an inn pressive color scheme; third, in thu selection of goods to place on exhi. !, bition.
 Korrick's window display was without a doubt, the best exhibit il Phoenix on the evening of the Fash ion Show. because it brought out al the above mentioned qualities of good exhibit.
 The handsome windows showed ar in their arrangement. They were no too crowded as is often the case il such an exhibit. The ladies' figure were well placed to bring out al artistic effect; while filmy material were well draped to show daintines of color and weave.
 The fall showing of millinery wa daintily arranged to display variet l If ac nndarcQd hv no Fashion.
 The coloring was especially we
 chosen in the millinery display win dow, where autumn leaves prevailed 5 The color scheme of the main win
 dows were confined to only a sma
 variety of popular colors, while tn
 background set the windows off
 an attractive manner.
 In the selection of the material
 to be exhibited, rare judgment wa
 used by the window artists to choos
 only the latest creations in gown
 hats, footwear and filmy materials
 Having measured up to all tn
 rules of art and design, Korrick
 window display was the most al
 tractive and artisticafly decorate
 window in Phoenix on Tuesday eve
 ming. Mrs. Mary Armour.
 RYDER BROS.
 That Hyder Bros. carry popu
 lar and complete line of Mems Fur
 nishings is instantly conveyed to th
 minds of those who stop and surve
 the neat and attractive display wir - dows of this concern.
 The first object to attract one \ attention it the simplicity with whic \ Hirsh- Wickwire Scotch and Englis \ tweeds are displayed in the main { \ central window. The five suits ( \ highly vanished stands with a pul \ pie plush background and a varit assortment of cloth hats and caps | match, depict in a manner the popl E lar fall styles.
 In the north window are shown \ fine assortment of ties in a variet of colors and styles; Wilson al . Sterling Brands of silk hosiery . such popular colors as black, ts W and gray, also Wilson brand of Mer
 woven corded handkerchiefs, bo
 plain and monogramed. A blue blu;
 velvet background sets off this wi dow.
 The south window has a lar variety of Stetson and MalIo Is brands of velour hats, in the colo which are to be in vogue this f and winter; namely grey, tan a E brown. Intermingling with the velo hats are caps in various tive IS shades. One couldn't go wrong" E choosing headwear from this wi E dow. This display is offset by N purple and yellow plush velvet bac E ground.
 E In the simDlicitv of aYrangerr,f