Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-03-07
STORES
THRONCED ON
OPENING DAYS
Newest Modes OF Spring Ushered
In Wednesday And Thursday
By Pocomoke Shops
SHOPPERS FROM ALL
OVER SHORE VISIT CITY

This week has ushered in the spring
business of Pocomoke City's up-to-
date mercantile establishments. We'd
nesday and Thursday saw the store
windows tastefully decorated to at
tract the passer-by, and the interior
of the houses displaying immense
stocks of goods, all arranged in real
metropolitan style.
Hargis' emporium was filled with
all that delights milady's heart, and
all that makes home comfortable and
luxurious.
In ladies' wear, hats and bonnets
revealed wonderful variety of COL
oring, rivaling nature in the diversity
of shades. Bright blues, reds, greens,
with becoming frame shapes, pre-
sented a choice for all types of femi-
nine beauty and caused a longing in
every lady's heart for a new spring
bonnet.
The new shades in dress goods-ti-
tan, channel red, waffle, madonna
blue, rosewood and others, made up in
the new MISUNDERSTANDING, faille
silk, patton crepe, printed chiffon and
the rest, left no want unsatisfed, no
taste unmet, and no lady need be any
thing but well-dressed, even tho she
may not have an unlimited income,
for prices are right.
The rise-not in price-in dresses
makes necessary careful choice of
foot gear. All the newest modes in
shoes are ready at hand, and extremes
are rather avoided this year. Tans
and satins are in vogue, and less dec
Grafton the order-the former for the
street, the later for dress occasions.
The furniture department is, as
usual, one of the features Of the big
store, and many people took advan-
tage of the February sale. All in all
the display at Hargis' is such as to
satisfy every need in his line.
,Godwin's is another place fully
equal to furnishing the needs of
women and misses in the way of COM
plete outftting. His store is model
Of convenience and attractiveness, and
is stocked with hats, dresses, under
wear, notions, to meet every demand.
His attention to style and material of
goods is always such as to please the
most fastidious, his stock of the very
best and newest, his service polite
and attentive, his place of business a
veritable gem, and people delight to
60 therein.
B. Givarz is right in the procession,
and offers the public a fine line of
goods. His long service in mercan-
tile way has built up for him trade
which believes in him, and he is al
ways careful to deal in such way to
keep customer satisfied.
His stock and styles are up-to-date,
and he is alive to the interests of his
trade.
Pocomoke's milliners have always
been noted for their exquisite offer
ings in the way of hats and bonnets.
All over the lower peninsula, people
have made this place their Mecca
when a pilgrimage to the shrine of
millinery beauty was to be undertake
en-, and their prayers have always
been answered when it came to the
acquisition of tasty head gear. Miss
Belle Wilson, Miss Maude Stark, Mrs.
BERTHE Lambertson, specialize along
this line, and are ready to meet any
demand in style, material, and price.
Outside of those mentioned, there
are numerous other houses which do
not make speciality of a spring o.
pening. These are offering men and
boys an opportunity in clothing of all
kinds; hats, suits, shoes, underwear,
haberdashery, everything in the line
of male wearing apparel. They are
hard to beat, and there is no need for
man, boy, woman or girl, to go out
SIDE the limits of Pocomoke City for
shopping purposes.