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3NNSYLVANIA, SATURDAY, aPRETTY MILLINER!LAWVIEWED B! LADIESWaDanitplansc ' j subm■). ' !• ■ I wouU1, Exhibitions of Smart Spring f«Styles at Two Local*rn’ submEstablishmenls :Nastnav-toteaayingoingSplendid showing of spring bonnets ^-jon at two of our leading stores last night (;rst attracted large crowds which tilled the stores from opening time until they • closed. An early spring has been! prophesied, and from the beautiful riot of flowers and dainty springtime ! colors exhibited last evening it would i seem that it was here.A. W. Leonardson’s upiodate department store was prettily decorated with ferns and blooming plants by Bock, the florist, and the custom established here by Mr. Leonardson of having music at an opening was carried cut. Thayer’s orchestra played the entire evening, giving a delightful musical program.The window decoration at this store was especially attractive, showing that time and thought had been given •the 1 to the carrying out of artistic ideas, j pa*s but the windows wore only a mild j a71c* forecast of what the store itself con- j ^ovOnetaincd.iBeautiful hats in profusion, small j and large, for every kind of wear, proved that the store had not made a mistake in its choice of Miss Alc-oner,:edSB)eel/ou ‘el-six t a oor an and erv ail. the and hatwcsriTurray and Miss King as heads of I the millinery department.From Miss Hahn's store, next door. L a continuous stream of people poured in and out. The fifty years' reputation of reliability which this delightful little shop has enjoyed and the pretty showing in the windows may have attracted the crowd at first, but once inside they saw' that this year’s opening surpassed that of previous years.Recently one of New York's most ex elusive milliners assured a Clearfield woman that Miss Hahn was noted even there for her correctness in style! and artistic ability and that last evening’s show proved the statement to be true.The shop is filled with hats upon which the neatest workmanship has been used in every detail, neat little hats for hard wear, cunning little bon- _^ « L 1 J lt;•! m «n 4- *-r\ n i* 4 »»n n tbot*Kai;ItforrthrctheciosstalshirbenJul;Thered,ofTheverandtheaujfuswit
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Clearfield Progress
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Mar 20, 1915
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