Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1917 — Page 3

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A Wonderful Fall Opening and Style Show Combined

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N"ci Fall Dresses CCommon sense with Plea'ng .1 Taste are combined to a rare -degree by the most popular desifpers in the nevFall dresses for wcfnen. Fcr street, afternoon land ev pains I wear the popular straight, line ' silhouette-will dominate. j : (Variety isjgiven the newowns j by introducing many forms of j drapery whichjare so arranged that the straight liries'of thej siU.iouette : is still retained.-. j dYou must come and j see them to jl fully appreciate the exquisite taste : and charm these dresses possess J far the new Fall season,. 'j ;

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September the Twenty-Eighth and

Tiventy-Tftfinth and Throughout Following Week

Early Showing of Women's Furs

An Interesting Exposition of the Newest and Most Favored Styles In Women s and Misses" Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Millinery, Dress Goods and Accessories for Fall and Winter, 1917 and 1918 C Each season our'.open'mg displays of Wojnens Wear becomes more interesting because of the fact that every woman has learned that she can come here first and see and examine fashion s newest fads i and fajicies as well as the latest modes of the more conservative lines. C After manyweeks spent in careful searching and selecting, our entire store will blossom forth on the opening days in a picturesque display of the cleverest creations of the world's style directors. We Want You AH to See the ISfew Things at the Opening

CThe delightfully feminine cassis still in vogue. All sizes from tl ie deepest cape with turn-over colj ar to the full circular cape will be worn; many made from three, or four different pelts. CThe newest muffs are very-Hong and soft and intended to be crus'hed when carried. Kolinsky, mole and seal are most favored. Cln Fur Sets, large fur pieces in the form of capes, stoles and coatees will be very much in vogue,

made up of Russian and Hudson Bay Sable, Kolinsky, Mole and Minks. Come, see them.

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Womeus New Fall Coats Are Smart (Their simpleilinesand their rich fabrics make them so, while their trimmings, unique cuffs and collar features and belted effects gives them a unique distinction. Many; of Ithem liave pockets, others feature fur trimmings. (Womeniseekingfthe latest in new coats will find scores of appealing models from our showing, ynade chiefly of broadcloths, serges, gabardines and pile fabrics. All' consistently low priced. You will find a number of them on display in our rwindojcvs.

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The New Styles In Waists for Fall COne feature of the opening of the Fall season is the showing of what might be called suit waists waists in shades to match the prevailing colors in suits; if not exactly matching -the suits the waists may be selected in attractive contrasting tones. On this account colors in Navy, Russian Green Battleship Grey, Khaki, Burgundy and Brown promise to have a good run on public favor. Waists portraying these shades, when speckled with dashes of bright trimmings, beads, or silks in embroidery, present to the eye creations of sombre loveliness that are rare indeed. Come, see, and examine the other little things about them that we have r ot space to elaborate on here.

Attractive New Fall Suits for Women C Smartly tailored suits are very much in favor by women in every walk of lile, chiefly because there is more good service in a trim tailored suit than in almost any other outer garment. (These new arrivals will appeal to women of Hammond, for their fabrics are of gooJ quality, and they are completely well tailored in the favored simple straight line effects. Belts, pockets, fur trimmings and large collars are ,very much in evidence among the more dressier suits. An early inspection is invited.

Features of the New Fall Millinery CThe styles in millinery for this season are decidedly different from these of last. In crowns alone, ideas are exceedingly varied; a'.l sorts of puffs, drapes, shirrings, indentions and ridges are present, affording a striking contrast to the comparatively simple crowns of. which we have become accustomed. All hats have unusually high crowds, the most prominent of which are the so-called "Arab Turbans" and "Bishops' Toques." These are heavily draped, for drapery as well as ribbons, wings and ornaments of various designs are extensively used in their trimming. For coverings, panne velvet in the new earth shade of gray leads with duvetyne, plain velvet and hatter's plush- in various hues a close second. The trimmings that adorn the new hats consist chieflly of feather fluffs, burnt cofue, ostrich, numidi, chenille and beaded ornaments. An Early Inspection of Them Is Invited

New Creations In Dress Accessories ("Many unique ideas have already found their way to our counters ready for your inspection. (In neckwear the heigh and closed effect seems to be favored and several pretty fancies may be seen here. (Elaborate embroideries in gloves make these interesting. Our new Hosiery lines for Fall are a choice lot. The cotton, lisle, fibre silk and pure silk hose were never better. Wide range in sizes and colors. (New trimmings, veils, veilings, handbags and leather purses are here and show many new and bold ideas. See them at the Opening.

j! Clothes headquarters invites I lj you to inspect the new arrivals j j You will find your individu- j j al model among the new Hart j Schaffner & Marx apparel j I 5

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