The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-26

77YHEN LA MODE moved into their
| MAN. attractive new home they ex-
| W panded their business, adding a
Wv department devoted exclusively to
dress goods. and placed IN a
man. Mr. r. o. White, who has behind
MIN a record of years spent In the dress
| goods departments OF some of the best
known stores In America. He has served
| with II. Rich g. Brother OF Atlanta, J. NJ
High Company, and for the last five years
| with L. Hammett of Mobile. In sddi-
ton to this splendid training Mr. White
| has twenty-five years buying experience
| in New York.
From his wide experience this man has
selected for you the newest and most
| beautiful materials OF the new seasons
Being such new department you are
assured you arc purchasing only the
latest fabrics. You will find here the
newest of materials for the fall frock
in Matelasse or, as the Rodier's call Il,
Cloky, that rich looking stitched satin
goods. And other names which suggest
magic draping of the form divine, each
and all suggesting to the mind an occa-
sion for which tho fabric was created
Nigel Satin, that tantalizing new mix
ture Of cotton and wool; Pebble face satin
soft and clinging: Canton crepes, crepe
de chimes, satin charmsuse, satin etoile,
irredescent tafettAB in the pastel shades
SO favored for evening wear; metal
cloth in gold, silver and rose, trimmings
in sequins, Jet, forty inches wide, the
prettiest have seen; also fine corduroys
in all the favored colOrs particularly
suited to children's frocks or coats. or
Pullman robes for the grown ups. And
in the woods. beautiful soft duvstyn,
rich and appealing. Roubeaux for coats.
with nap running the length OF material,
making beautiful capes from two 20 two
and a half yards. You will also find
IN tSwyFIE
tricotones. also serges of all grades. All
Of the above materials como in blacks
and In all the various shades and colors
which are favored by fashion.
And another particularly good piece Of
neWs-they have Just received g ships
ment Of handsome new capes which are
unusually reasonable in price and are
lovely garments.
For the debutants there 10 nothing bet
ter than the shot taffetta trimmed with
Of metal, sIrdies Of flowers,
metal Iaces.
GUST beyond the Country Club there
is such a woodsy looking road turn
ing off to the left and leading to Big
~ Bayou. Yesterday when was driv-
ing out that way I decided to fol-
low that road and find where IL led.
was not disappointed. kept driving
until found Lakeview Inn. Visions of
parties! Do you remember Wellhurst
and the good old chicken dinners you
used to get there? Well Mrs. Cooks.
who had Wellhurst, is running Lake
view Inn at Big Bayou in just the same
attractive manner. She has rooms for
those who would like to live out there
and serves all kinds Of parties Ia the
most attractive way. She has O. big en-
closed porch looking out over the bayou,
which is the pleasantest sort Of a place
On sunny day, and inside. for cooler
weather, a oommodious dining room
where she viii serve you with chicken,
vegetables salad, sherbet and an things
good.
And after the eating there is the most
INVITING living room and you can dance
II have cards or any other form Of en-
the whole cost being only
me dollar for each person. Or II you
are for afternoon bridge with tea, sand
yiches and cake. there is a very small
haree OF twenty five cents each and an
interesting afternoon assured.