Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-28

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same material as the suit and 1t says
"Cortley, Jr." on it, too. More than
that. each suit has two extra buttons
for mother to use when youngster
breaks or loses some.
Stetson hats are, Of course, Stet-
son hats. They are all soft in pearl,
with black bands, all shades of tan,
brown and a few blacks. The style
has changed from the old fiat set to
narrow brim. close rolled.
Good Style and Taste
Within the realm Of correct style
and good taste are the Hickey Free
man clothes. carried by e. e. Davis
e. Co. After the free and easy cos
tune Of summer months. 1t ID easy
to see that this line reflects the same
flowing lines and freedom Of move
ment. OF course the sport models
have also found a place in the Fall
fashions but the mi-conservative
styles seem to hold sway. The A.
Shunan & Co. line and that Of the
Peavey Bros. Co.. both carried at
this store, also bear out Fashions
decree OF semi conservatisr1.
The coats are longer, the trousers
medium, not extreme. The overcoats
are mostly belted, either with full or
half belts, some double breasted and
many with Raglan shoulders. Pop
ular with the men this year IS the
heavy slip-over sweater, with or
without collar. The Cakes Bros,
Armstrong and Patrick Duluth lines
are shown by the f. e. Davis Co.
More in demand than ever, is the
wool hosiery in heather and plain
colors to be worn with oxfords. The
Hathaway, Eagle and Wilson Bros.
new line of shirts carried in stock
have already shown their popularity
with men this year. The old stiff
choller collar seems to have suffered
a relapse Of favor for the semi stiff
type has had amazing sales. The
Van Teusen, Arrow and Barker col
lars are popular.
The Juveniles are not forgotten by
the F.. f. Davis Co. Their new line
Of Jackie clothes, coming in brown
serge, in MILDLY and Norfolk style,
are exceedingly natty The Peter
Pan line in button-on and MILDLY
style have the charm Of being well
built and sturdy. Schwartz Bros.
and Henry Peavey brands of suits
for boys are the popular 2-pant
knickerbocker type and very SER
viceable. The boys overcoats this
year are mostly Of chinchilla. They
are mostly bolted. Chinchilla cloth
is also used for the new sailor and
turban style hats for boys carried by
this firm.
Many Imported Numbers
The Hart, Schaffner and Marx
sport models for Fall. now shown by
Beane & Cross, are in a fair way to
become more popular than ever be
fore. The more conservative styles
Of two and three button coats and
one button link front coats are also
. finding Their way to favor. These
come in the fitted. and semi fitted
backs, with and without the belt. The
ovcrcoats are cut mostly on the sport
line with half and full belts.
Imported and domestic tweeds and
torials for these Many silk shirt
mixtures are being worn this year
according to Mr.. Beane, and the En-
cry shirt line, carried by the firm
seems to bear out his statement.
The Crofut and Knapp hat is fea-
tured, having the new popular me-
dunn narrow brim. The colors are
quite light, the tans and grays pre-
dominating. An excellent line Of
hosiery is carried by Beane & Cross.
including some imported English
camel's hair sport hose, and an es
recially attractive assortment of
woods and hcathers.
The J. S. Temple Co.'S neckwear,
one Of the oldest firms in the Z. S.
manufacturing this line IS also fea-
| turcd. There is no change in style,
but the darker colors are the fash
ion for Fall. For popularity. the
/ lighter weight wool silk mixed but
ton coat jerseys and the light suede
under blouses can hardly be sup
| planted by any other These are
being used for auto wear and sport
| wear.
A Conservative Limo
The line Of mems clothes at Mark
son Bros. is marked by conservatism.
though there is nothing set or stiff
about the lines OF the garments.
There are double and single breasted
suits for young men with many hav-
ing a Norfolk Jacket 1t is in the
clothes for men OF middle age where
the conservatism creeps in the most.
The overcoats are for the most
part in the darker mixtures, in full
and half -belted models-real ulster
cites" The much advertised Griffon
line is featured wholly by Marksor
Bros.
Only soft hats. in all the fall
shades are carried at the lower
prices. Boys are not neglected at
this store for there is a complete
| line Of overcoats and two-pant suits.
| Complete Limo
An excellent and complete line Of
mems furnishings is being shown b!
A. +. Pierce. With the hunting sea-
! son now in its stride there are ex-
ceptional values to be found at this
store in hunting coats, army trous
| ers, all wool plaid hunting shirts and
sport hose. A complete line Of mems
| and boys heavy sweaters are to be
found at this store together with all
! furnishings needed for Fall and Win
| ter wear.
JOICE