The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-04

The name ''Chanut'' is sufficient guar
antee of the very highest quality. The
gloves will be shown in colors TO
match the suits and shoes.
They will be in three popular
! lengths - gnousquetaire, CANT and
twelve or sixteen-button length.
Several high grade examples of
sweaters and slip-oyers, from the
Marinette. Franklin and Knitwear
mills, will be modelled as a portion
of the display. in Difference to the in
fluence which these garments are al
ready exerting for sport and even
more dressy occasions.
They will be in very light. open
weayes. fine angoras, Lincoln link
weaves. Shetland woods. also fibres
and silk mixtures-some very ex-
quisite new weaves and in all silk
styles
The sweaters are, in the slip-over
models. largely for sports wear, with
little tuxedo models. for formal or
Gressy occasions.
The colors will be fawn. Nile, Flame,
black. white. African, sand, Sahara
and combinations.
In ladies' coats by Hart Schaffner
& Marx. there will be shown match
less tailoring, rich, au-wool materials
els hair, and gabardines, in patterns
that are exquisitely colorful.
Knox Hat for Women.
There will be special attention
drawn to a Knox sailor hat for young
women, mannishly styled, for street
wear with one of the sports coats.
Knicker suits will not be forgotten.
One to be worn at the fashion show
will be of khaki-blOuse, riding pants,
and high golf hose, to be worn when
riding, motoring or golfing-a most
practical woman's garment for out OF
door wear.
For the men, the Hart Schaffner
and Marx suits to be shown will dis
play great improvement in material
and tailoring-more hand tailoring,
and with fabrics of much higher quail
ity, which will, of necessity give much
longer service
The suits to be worn by the men
models will, for the most part, as
sold at the store, be equipped with
two pairs of trousers, more than doub-
ling the length of service.
Special emphasis will be laid upon
the loosely hanging types-especial
for men. Sports models and the four
button coats demanded by young men
will also be shown. The sports mod
els are found, many times, to be
equipped with one pair of trousers
and one of Knockers. combining to
supply a suit for either business or
sport wear
Suits for boys just graduating from
the knickerbOcker stage to the first
long pants, will be featured.
The mems shoes to be shown will
offer a wide range of style. They will
have a wide toe, lighter shades of tan
more comfort Patent feathers,
which are indicated by the increasing
demand for black shoes, will be mod
eled.
There will be seen several sport
models, brought out to meet the
fancies of the sports-clothes wearers-
One in particular will be of pearl
horse color, with tan trimmings.
The Knox hats and the Knox and
Dobbs caps are to be smarter than
ever, with the accompaniment of
wearing quality.
Gabardine coats and tweed top |
coats will be shown because they have !
have the call for this sea |
SON. The gabardines will be especially |
interesting, because they have proven |
themselves to be the most serviceable |
md practicable possible coat, both for |
appearance and protection to the |
xearer in all form of weather.