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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
4
Spring opening from March 18 to 20 showcases latest designer fashions with emphasis on smart accessories. Shoes, hosiery, lace, and fabrics like tricotine feature varied styles for a stylish season. Skirts keep slender lines with panel detailing, while Eton jackets and tuxedo styles offer youthful tailoring.
The Polo Coat era arrives with coats in camel hair or polo cloth featuring patch pockets and convertible collars. Tweed coats project mannish lines while tricotine pieces vary from flared hems to wide hiplines, creating a broadly charming, sturdy fashion scene.
Bright spring trends showcase frocks in organdie and voile with calgrit blossoms. Little girls’ wardrobes include trim linen and percale dresses with sashes and embroideries. Coats are essential with juvenile styles in pastel taffetas and practical browns and navies.
The article extols new fabrics with colors and textures for spring gowns. It highlights silken fabrics, crisp taffetas, satin, soft woolens, velours, tricotine, twills, embroidered Swisses, organdies, voiles, dimities, and fine linens as fashionable foundations for smart tailoring and lighter wear.
A sales notice promoting silk socks and gloves for Easter, updated caps, and silk shirts. The ad highlights a broad range of items including bags, ribbons, veils, undergarments, infant wear, umbrellas, rugs, and furniture, urging readers to inspect the line.
A brief notice promotes a spring opening of ties for men and boys. It hints at a wide selection and invites readers to enjoy choosing from the new stock.
Spring suits arrive with a wide, beautiful assortment of styles and colors. Young fellows spend time in our clothing department to see the latest Easter Morn looks and the broad selection offered.
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