Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-09-16
FALL FASHIONS ON
DISPLAY THIS WEEK
Pocomoke Stores Stage Autumn
Opening Events For Milady.-
Many In Attendance.

Tocomoke were devoted to the display
and sale of Fall merchandise, and in
spite of the warm weather, the city
vas thronged with interested shop
pers in quest of the newest ideas in
dress and accessories.
While the new Hargis store, now in
the course of erection, is not yet ready
for occupancy this firm is doing bust
ress on the same grand scale in tenn
orary quarters.
The display space is small but the
assortment is bigger and finer than
ever. More than 600 garments were
On display in this store, and of such
alluring smartness that even a casual
Of server could not help but admire
and praise. Smart tailored suits, the
last word in smartneSs and novel
style touches, rich and luxurious coats
and wraps and alluring frocks of ev-
cry description were displayed in
great variety.
The new autumn tints of browp
predominate, closely followed by
black navy and sorrento. Styles were
never more charming or more becom-
ing. Dresses show the heightened
skirt, many charming draperies and
novel metal trimmings and side fast
enings. There was also a wonderful
showing of Chudley dresses, designed
fer the school girl and college miss of
all ages. Prices are lower than they
have been for years. Exclusive but
lot Expensive" is the trade phrase of
this big progressive firm.
A new line of furniture, rugs and
other housefurnishings has been re-
aeived and is now on display in tenn
porary building in the vicinity of the
Dry Goods store. AS usual they arc
displaying one of the best assort-
r1ents of furniture to be found any
where.
y The Millinery establishment Of
Miss r. Belle Wilson is temporarily
located on the second floor of the
Market street block over the store of
Cluff & Colbourne. Each day this
shop was thronged with visitors and
many enthusiastic comments were
heard on al. sides" Ready-to-wear-
hats were being featured in lavish dis
! 'ays. Stunning new shapes develop
e:l in duvetyn, soft velvets and felts
were being shown in the new shades
of brown with number of all black
models. Never were styles prettier or
more becoming.
The Millinery display rooms of Miss
Ella Bohm located over the Givarz
store on Market street attracted con-
siderable attention and much admira-
ton by its smart display of hats and
accessories. The leading shades were
in evidence. Many pattern hats were
on display as well as charming crea-
tons fashioned by an experienced mil
liner. Surely even the most fastidi-
Gus customer would experience no
trouble in making satisfactory Sc
lection from this splendid assortment.
The Givarz store on Market street
which withstood the fire of April II,
held it's Fall opening this week and
attracted the usual throng of visitors.
The displays of ready-to-wear were
unusually alluring and prices as low
as possible consistent with quality
Shop windows and interior displayed
the new materials for fall and winter,
featuring strongly the draped dresses
row in vogue. The new shades of the
season were skillfully blended in the
general decorations and the appear
ance of the store was most pleasing
Of particular interest were the new
coats of bolivia, mavella and other
rich fabrics with large fur collars
There was also splendid showing OF
suits and new dress accessories which
would do credit to the large city
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