Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 22

When it comes to swank in @ man-tailored Felt, the world looks to Knox . . . be- b cause Knox catches the essential ease, subtle sophistication, pleasant casualness. Here's one that proves it . . . the Knox “Fifth Avenue.” It's fitting that the most famous avenue of fashion should give its name to this fashion-occepted hot with the for- ;iu’v.d‘-':zh:;mpwv-lih crown and $7.5° OTHER KNOX HATS 35 TO $15 In the Hunt Couniry Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. BY NINA CARTER TABB. they open the cub hunting season. More people are coming back each day to take part in this ‘delightful sport. Hunters are being that he has trained and ridden are & small horse named Roustabout, & high jumper that he showed in every show in the country, and a very large horse, Alarm, that was owned by Edward B. McLean of Washington. Louie has shown Alarm with great success as & high jumper for many seasons. * x x ¥ Arthur White is another who has been riding since he could sit on a horse. He and David Grey, & great jumper, became Iamous together in the show ring, winning everything there was to win in America and going to England to ciean up in the Olim- the talk of Washington until the news came of the sinking of ‘the Titanic. Quicksilver, a big gray horse owned all horse shows in Virginia and in the North. Roger Bayly, still ahow- ing and winning, can be remembered first in the show ring, as he showed and won with two beautiful horses siéiifiiifi TTHT LS THIH SEE' ] seerthedthy fakfeesiachy £ : izt H E, §ef L i i * L Fo ! | Ee § | ¥ g H uncey H. Lipscomb an William Hulburt and Dr. FESEZR ~§§§§§ ] fher i b i | EE '8 E- 55 H :EEF ] i i i : i f i § : :é g g § £ £ g fill & column each. TIRED Owb-of-Sorks Yoo aced Hesurol to chiomos aad Bush poison 0o weste from the inter- tnal woct. [ | there’s a lot of in fall dresses pia Show in London. Later on Ar- | that he owned and trained, High Ball thur piloted some of the best steeple- | 8nd Cock Tall. Roger sold these chasers to victory at race meetings. | horses to Edward McLean and con- HEXXASOL The new swing-and-swirl effect, SALINE LAXATIVE smartly achieved by gored skirts. £~ Slim moulding through the waist and hips . . . then a sudden flare that sweeps gracefully about your knees! Left: Swing-gore skirt and draped gilet a la Vion. net ... black, rust, green. Right: Shell-pleat ripple border accente ing the swing flare. Both in rich Tricoledo crepe, sizes 12 to 20. Ezclusive at the Women’s Shop of Raleigh Haberdasher YOU HAVENT SEEN FALL COATS AND SUITS UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN RALEIGH'S BETTER DRESSES— THIRD FLOOR Raleigh Presents Fall Ideas in [14 au [Zua” 'wcéé O YOU want a frock that's different? The one (right) is different in- deed . . . Different in its beguilding scalloping that runs down the front and around the hem. . . . Dif- ferent in its flarthg, flat- tering Princess skirt. . . . Different in its shiny patent leather flowers and contrast- ing neck. Black end royal, black and green, brown and green. Sizes 12 1o 20 $16.95 FALL Coat ond Suit fashions are so emez- ingly different from last yeer's. You MUST have new onds—reclly! But surely you will not choose until you have seen the ‘WHOLE new Coat and Suit picture—es only Releigh cen paint it! Here you will find every opproved, authentic version . . . plus the dependable counsel end wide essortments that essurés you a wise selection. Featuring all the fashion headliners! . .. in fine fur felts or rich, lustrous v velours. Toques, conical f&; ’45? crowns, beret versions, Na- That's the :& of l':u rl‘nu-;lr' y i £ 3 * G pt)llleul:: .fi“t; :rbfu“' young set! Wa've heard the d ~ . 3 5 3 £ . pi xes, off - the - face i EGAL RACCOON > A o .u;u;l:v:d u".'ll'._." .l:: u.’ : Rv Wolf on soft, styles, fly-away brims and jacquard crepe with wider ) ] o s high crowns. Black and all the important new shades. NICS . . . tunics . . . my kingdom for a tunic! shoulders that square, a Princess tunic that flares . and charm that turns eyes your way. Sounds smart, doesn’t it? It IS smort! Black ond brown, 2 ! sizes 11 to ]5...,$|2.9§ urious, caressingly soft ond warm . . . end chevron - patterned to odd even more smartness. Roccoon on tan, wine, green; wolf on grey. $69.75 MILLINERY - SECOND FLOOR » ] # rich furs artfully applied to these new Winter Coats 597 Furs that spell /uxury . « . tailoring and fabrics I that spell guality . . . & price that spells valuel. A choice collection of besutifully styled coats . . + r ASHMERE is (-bio-.": pession for brisk F deys . . . ond here it is (right) in @ swanky 2-piece version, It's soft aend ce- ressing . . . with a wide suede belt end buttons to match. A genuine blessing for busi- ness, sport and campus. And it doesn’t kmow what wrin- kies are, aven after @ night in your troveling beg. In netural . . . sizes Iz",n n_ © CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED o Parking Service at Our Curd . . . Privats Chauffeurs RALEIGH HABERDASHER THE WOMEN'S SHOP, 1310 F STREET - 2 T g — v i tiee » £ i?!; t (V1 E i ~ i ©s; i @ YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED © Parking Service 4t Our Curb.... . Private Chaufleurs in Attendance RALEIGH HABERDASHER edorned with such flattering furs as: Persian lamb, black fox, kelinsky, red fox, squirrel, skunk and fitch. New nubbed and hair woolens in black, brown and green . . . sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 46- BETTER COATS—SECOND FLOOR T AHE WOMENS SHOP, 1310 ¥ STREIT . A