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

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with beads. colored, crystal, steel ana
let, sometimes used alone and some
times in combination. One especial
ly noted is of navy canton crepe with
red and silver beads; another Is OF
brown satin with gold beads. In
addition to the beaded blouses, there
are paisley and batiks in satin. velvet
with lace and two-tone satins, all
equally charming and adapted to a
variety OF uses.
The Adams hats this season are
mostly larger models than have been
seen for several years and are OF
velvet, cloth, duvetyn. and broad
cloth. The best colofs are the woodsy
browns, toast, rust pheasant. beige
and the dark shades: chinese blue.
silver and gold. Much burnt pea
cock is used for trimming and TINS
is often mbined with coz which 3
better this season than for several
seasons past. To wear with fur coats
little Russian turbans are seen. made
of black or brown velvet and entire
" covered with ribbon flowers and
silver ribbon sewed on fat. Monkey
fur is used considerably and effect
lively finished hat of black broad
cloth, being fashioned into a CO.
carde at one side.
The Daylight Store
| The materials seen in the gar
ments featured by this house are es-
pecially luxurious. The 1922 fabrics
have a shorter pile than heretofore
but lovelier bloom and the color
ings are soft and lustrous and very
| becoming to every woman. Begin
ming with the browns there are some
| beautiful light shades Of fallow run
ming off into marten through suchard
and Zanzibar to the deep standard
malay. In red browns and reds there
are such shades as Koran, Genoese
| and Pommard and from these one
turns to the blues. the bright dark
shades known as Sorrento and Ha-
waiian and the standard navy In
gray there are cinder and kit fox
and in green there Is an olive shace
known as Tyrolean and a deep shade
; called Cossack. For dresses these
colors are found in a new material
known by the name "hera." lighter
in weight than broadclotii. with a
submerged twill and wonderful drap-
| ing qualities. Juina, another fabric
OF similar weight has a pronounced
twill surface.
| For suits the materials are duvet
| de laine, marleen and heliosa.
Coat materials are panvelaine,
preciosa. corona, tarquina and mar
cova. Rich furs. squirrel, wolf, car
acul and fox, trim deliberately the
coats shown here, and one could lose
ones self studying their beauties and
! infinite possibilities.
/ Markson Bros.
This store specializes in clothes for
growing girls and children and shows
some Very attractive dresses made
distinctively for juniors. One pretty
blue poiret twill has novel trimming
of silver gray braid: another shows
chinese red embroidery; another Is
brown poiret with tan and gold
braid. Coats are mostly in deer
brown with collars of beaverette and
some have fanciful cord girdles.
Good looking dresses for women
at this store are in poiret twill with
braid and bright colored silk facings
Sleeves are long and wide and show
the same facings.
Merrick's
The windows here show some very
attractive sport hats and a few hats
for other occasions in gray. red
brown and black with quilts and en-
broiderles. Coats for children are
seen, warm and snug with close fit
ting fur collars and deep pockets.