New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 16

INSPECTION DAYS 2 : 2 SEE OUR WINDOWS! {URDAY, OCT. 10TH TO OCT. 17TH THEY'RE THE CYNOSURE OF ALL EYES Of Interest to Followers of Fashion— The New Modes — Are Now Revealed! You are cordially invited to attend our official Fall Opening; Saturday, where you’re privileged to see Fashion In All Her Glory. Won't you come? Another season is before us! Again we hehold the results of Fashion’s ingenuity! We must admit, on viewing {h~ new modes, they are more fascinating, more charming and colorful than ever. The Dresses, the Coats, the dainties to wear beneath, and those delightful acce sories tl. - make your costume chic—all will win your interest and admiration at once. Come S‘alturday! Come every day! There’s so much to see, to enjoy, to covet! The Coats Interpret Fall Modes With Gorgeous Furs Designers fitted and molded these Coats into lines that are flat- tering and becoming. They have deep chin collars of fur, wide cuffs, partially hordered hemlines and godets and patches that are cleverly placed. Stunning reds, greens, rich browns, as well as black and gray, are the colors. Topcoats, too, are very trim and smartly tailored. Dresses Have Many New Style Points to Excite Your Interest— The wider skirts, short, with slender bodice, effect a youthful, flattering silhouette. Sleeves are long in both cloth and silk frocks. You will adore the graceful lines of the flares. Except in the strictly tailored, styles have become quite elaborate. A world of new materials and colors to select from. (2nd Floor) (2nd Tloor) There’s a Sparkle and a Glow in' Fell’s Formal Apparel When you come in we will show you straight models, others fitted and flaring; bewitching fur-bordered hems, beaded gowns, spangle gowns, metallic gowns and delicate chiffon frocks. Under the lights of the ballroom these are simply dazzlingly beautiful! Our collection this fall is more varied than ever. (2nd Floor) The Fur Coats are Both a Luxary and a Splendid Investment— Women who crave the finest in Fur Coats will choose these. un- hesitatingly. The skins retain their life and richness from season to season. The styles are both correct and becoming. Conceived by painstaking, talented furriers in sanitary “sunlit” workshops, they are Coats that you'll never tire of. 2nd Floor) Neckwear that Will ‘Pep Up’ Sombre Colored Frocks— Graceful and dainty are the new Col ts, Jabots, Sleeve 1l enrich eve Quaint elffe \\\ The Correct Foundation for the Outer Garment— ("hoice of any of our new Fall Coats vill prove at correct found e models have been de mpart the utmost of motion, as we § silk or s it lingerie d a worthy aid very fine qualities, too! (2nd Floor) es! Baby Will Be in the “Limelight,” Too! the unusually darling Europe sent himi—the Silk . the Knitted Sets, the Shoes, t our own s me for him. to be dolled up as older brothers and Boys’ Suits Are “Peppier” Than Ever Before— They'll make Master “7 to 17" feel proud and happy. The models are three or four-piece, some have long and short pants. Only fine wool ma- terials are used. The patterns and colorings are the very newest, and they're all modestly priced, too! (2nd Floor) Sturdy Snappy Togs For Tiny Tikes (3 to 8) He feels “right at home” after he puts one on—don't be afraid of that! A Jersey Suit will prove just the thing after he tussles around with his playmates. The Suit having Jer- sey Pants and Lumberjack top will be fine for school, and the dressy Long-Pants Suits for Sunday. (2nd TFloor) Smart Gloges Featare Stitchery and Embroidery’ Milady's choice for*fall will be turn- back cuff Gloves, trimmed in vividiy colored thread stitching and embroid- ery. They'll be French Gloves, no doubt! Cape and the Imported Kid, and Chamois Slip-on. All new colors (Main Floor) SEE OUR WINDOW: Apparelfor the Young Miss Is Irresistible— She may choose an unadorned Coat, a straight tailored garment, or a sporty Tweed Coat with Raglan sleeves, or a Coat with lavish fur trimmings. Her frock will be either of silk, wool or balbriggan and will give more than usual service. (2nd Floor) “Collegiate, Collegiate— Yes We Are Collegiate!”’ “But it does take a heap o’ clothes,” says the college miss. “Dresses for classroom and study hours; frocks and coats for afternoon teas, dances and house parties; bedtime apparel for fudge parties and midnight spreads.” Well, she can find them all at “D&L” moderately priced. (2nd Floor) Again, Short Skirts! " Hosiery Is Very Important Whether you affect the slim and nar- row short skirt, the circular cut, or ‘Godet, you're going to wear short skirts. Don’t spoil your costume by wearing loose, ill-fitting Hose. We have the very best in either silk or wool.. All new colorings to match all costumes. (Main Floor) The Scramble for Gold in the Year 1849 was hardly more earnest than Fash- ion's sudden rush on Rhinestone Jew- elry. Festoons glistening about the neck, in bracelets and brooches—its brilliancy tells that it belongs to the fashionable miss. The very new con- ceits in Birthstone Brooches, Pearl Necklaces and Chokers are also here. (Main Floo Youwthful Millinery for Particular Small Daughters Perky little Hats of felt, velour or velvet! Some will turn up in just the place where it is most flattering to the wearer. A pin, feather or ribbon cluster and sash may be the only adornment. Rich colors like the plumage of birds are here. (2nd Floor) Indian Summer Is Here! All Out-of-Doors Beckons Indian summer’s pleasurable tang makes one anxious for long rambles in the country. The right apparel, such as sweaters, Lumberjacks, Knickers, ete., is here in profuse va- riety. Sweaters are in coat and slip- on style. All new effects! (2nd Floor) The “Hankie” Plays a Stellar Role This Fall— The little square of silk or linen re- fuses to let modernism pass it by. No colors escape it, and no combination of colors. It'll wave from little pock- ets “all dressd up” in orange, green, pansy, etc., and will be more beautiful with vivid circles and squares on dark backgrounds. (Main Floor) A Purse to Complete the Smartest Costume— It may be an Envelope Purse of tooled leather, a Pouch Shopping Bag ‘of capacious depth, an unusually large Beaded Bag, or possibly a compara- tively small leather one, the “Charleston” Vanity. They are all neatly fitted and lined and are in the very newest designs and colorings. (Main Floor)