Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
M'poueALL AND cAssou

Quality clothing in the latest mems fall styles, displayed to wonderful ad- vantage, is shown in the windows of McDougall &s Cassou, on Fashion avenue, this week.
 This firms windows stand out won derfully in displaying mems fall styles. To the right, window is de- I voted to showing of sport apparel. i The background gives the effect of golf course at a typical country club, a small awning just over g. wicker chair, and "a table with smoking out l fit common in many clubhouses, sup porting this feature. Green and brown trimming artistically arranged on the floor, bring out viyidly the mental picture of well kept club lawn. Then there are golf sticks, balls, bag and tennis racket, and balls on dis play in the background.
 With such picture it is an easy task for the window trimmer to so arrange a showing of golf togs, in- cluding the latest in shoes, stockings, vests, trousers and jackets, as to pro- duce a striking array of sport clothes. l To the ordinary person a peep" at this window produces a longing de- 1 sire to affiliate with the country club, secure golf paraphernalia and hie to | tAlC tOO1S St TUT d D1ltle OH Iltc green.
 The window to the left is given to the showing of three distinctive modes of dress: l. Business dress, including a black suit with pin stripe of the popular Society brand clothes, grey velour hat, gloves, and a pair of Ed l win Clapp tan oxfords. 2. Evening attire, including everything from hat to silver cigaretta holder. In this ar l ray there are shown dinner coat with 1 trousers Of esame material; hat and | pumps, gebves, etc. B. Sport attire, showing a beautiful Scotch tweed l suit, with hat to match and a pair of l tan oxfords.
 I The above layout is supported by l a background of yellow with green and white plush velvet draped about stands to produce an artistic effect Dark velour hats and tan motor caps are arranged on permanent shell l against the wall in the background Truly, the above display ties ir well with the stores show card. which says: Follow the We'll Dressed Mar and You Will Arrive at This Store
 P. H. GASSER.
 MRS. FORTS MILLINERY SHOE A lacelike, pale blue casemen drape in a floral pattern was stretched
 across the upper part of the win. dow pane with just enough trans parency to lend the effect of fan. tastically frosted glass above tn heads Of the visitors.
 The interior was harmonious set ting made altogether inviting by little gold Louis Seize settee, uphol stered in soft tapestry, which har monized with the pretty walls an, screens of the salon. Placed careless ly on the settee was an open rose
 colored hat box from which a veri table love of a hat had only just bee removed and laid to ons side, wait | ing for the model to exhibit to a GUS toner. The large floor lamp with 1t E lovely amethyst shade, shed it's ray of tinted light on the rugs in the fore
 ground, and gave a rhythm of value to the cozy ensemble
 A soft verdure tapestry backgroun was effected by the use of potte \ trees, shrubs and flowers
 The models in leisurely successio
 promenaded the full length of th
 room. I note with close attention tn
 hat showings and will describe m
 impressions of only a few of them. There was tiny round turban (
 black matters plush, it's chic yer
 much enhanced by a fringe of jt
 crescent shaped spangles encirclin I it.
 II A saucy Jade duvetyn sports hs was unique.
 An old rose felt was trimmed spar ingly in painted appliqued fruits Q
 one side of the slightly upturne D brim.
 A large brown afternoon hat had