«55T ^scm^r y.&,XF) *1%.%^' 4 **401 V?**-**-*** «S i*V" 3 4 Sfa *yf«£V. .- K:^^ffiiA%I09JAL FALES HtBSS PAQg FOUR "^V-f.^.vv 4 $? fht#y-^r .... rr*$ ... w» V" ""-f*- ,* 1 IK5* %pr„^ -. 1 .ft 'y j* -Y''"'*' *4*"~" Established in 1904 by Mitchel Burton K£r, 4. A •. International Falls'. Fastest Growing Store K*V, ^GLOVES aren't the biggest item in a complete costume repetoire, but for Spring they show such novelty that one may say, "Having been faithful in little thing-s the important role of giving accent to ones whole appearance may be left to them. Limited to space as Hosiery is because of longer skirts, many things would just have made the best of circumstance^'. Hosiery has made the most of them, revealing srr^rt new shades in sheer weaves and exceedingly swagger wool sports models. NECKWEAR from perky pique sets to lacy vestees of filet and Irish composes one of the Store's most bewitching displays, a place you surely must ^visit as soon as JJ1 IRST arrivals always heighten curiosity—indeed these new Spring Costumes do, each one a triumph, so fresh you know the necklines of your new frocks. and new in silhouette, in fabric and in garniture* It would be nice to introduce them one1 by one, much as important guests at famous functions are, for each its own attractiveness is worthy. But just to tell you that by IT'S an ill wind that blows nobody the most distinguished of Spring Fashions are here, revealing lines that may be traced to Moyen and Victorian good and the ones who will profit by this spring's breezes are times, trimming notions from the Far East, China, and from the Near East, Russia, fabrics into whose woof and the clever women who seize the opportunities they offer to wear crisp warp is woven the skill of men as Rodier and Poiret, is now our purpose and to invite you to this exposition sUch Veils from this assortment. by any means the least attractive of styles beautiful, styles authentic, for the Spring of the Year 1922. Not the Spring displays-are those for of Children and the lnfa.pt folk. Everything THOUGH nothing could be filmier or more delicate than fine Lingerie to outfit therti from tip to toe is here in assortments that are complete. one always feels as though they NEW SUITS FROCKS And never have you seen more stand on terra firma when broaching this subject to women—they all interesting styles. love pretty underthings so. One feels surer than ever of their THIS A^D THAT ABOUT THEM IN MANY GUISES ALL SMART ground this Spring in view of displays Blouses—and as large and lovely as these. ARYING ais .to details but with a single thought T'S a story in three parts tliat the most swagger 0 O KIRTS make such charming —to fashion Frocks distinctively smart Has been Tailleurs tell, a jacket, a skirt and a blouse, Spring debuts that they the creed of designers for Spring. A bouffant taffeta though some jackets turn out to be capes and-some will be unconditionally admitted in quaint basque style, a Paulette crepe that hangs to the wardrobes, even drawing skirts and "blouses join fashion forces and appear as rooms, of smartly dressed women. straight in long, unbroken lines and is richly embroidered, one piece frocks. That's the situation in a nut shell, 'S/,6 First the Blouses (they a crisply cut street frock of Kasha or perllaine but you are eager for the smart and telling details. You have called a wealth of Old World whose upper halLis made of satin. How different wlant to know that soft Kashas and colorful tweeds are artistry their own, especially the each is from the other, yet how individually good looking, favored, that boxed jackets are jauntiest, that stand ones of white crepe de Chine so portraying the brilliant fashion ideas of great designers up collairs are perky, that bright colors are frequently— quaintly embroidered in bright colors after Bulgarian peasant introduced and so on and so on—well come and sed and promisingl the well-dressed woman a dis­ jp* vmym motifs. Filet lace from China them, Suits almost without ^end.. .y. tinctiveness that less exclusive styles could never give. trims many a dressy blouse of bisque georgette, while fagotting When fashion prescribes Suits of Sports fabrics^, Sweet sixteen and looking even more winsome will and openwork Ituibingf stand high with boxed jiackets the young Miss longs to take possession. be easy in these quaintly bouffant taffetas, and for among the trimming's. And when she (^oes she .jvill find our displays 1 every day are Jerseys in a variety of trim styles. ready for h^r, Skirts deserted pleats whert t'heir diesalgne.rs first set eyes on something different* something newer—Skirts that fit the hips snugly and drape gracefully toj ward one side whether fashioned REVEAL SPORTS TENDENQES of silk of the rich woolens. j^'HE Cape's the thittg, it's seen on every hand where fashionably Costumed women Let Spring Into gather, but not just "any" Cape will do. Certain things stand otit aicfong the elect of style. Your Home Fabrics, just the softest most serviceable sort, the-sports materia&s tweeds and homespuns. The lines are after comfort's patterns, gathered VTEXT ito new togs for yourself, at the, shoulder or circularly cut- And such choosing new things features as isjtand up collars, scarf throws, to brighten up your home •fringed-finishes, place Capes on heights of promises the most pleasant shopping style distinction. 'Coats of soft woolens take hours. 'A gay chintz covered to manniish lines and the enjoyment of possessing pillow for the comfy chair &uch a Co^t should hasten you on to new curtains in new spring patterns, your selection. creatonnes, swisses, scrims that beckon to Spring breezes a Japanese print breakfast cloth to make breakfast ta\s(ier a bowl of growing bulbs. You who take such pride in the attractiveness of your home know how effective these little tilings dan be and wfe know that the Home Furnishing Sections are very completely represented in this Spring Exposition. Spring Spun Into Fabrics IT is a marvellous art the modern weavers practice, from those exquisite lengths that hail Irom Rodiers's studios to the also fascinating Fabrics irom our own Jtfew England mills. he woolens STOUT APPAREL has been made rich and soft, thev tweeds and the a feature of the Spring Exposition twills the Crepes radre crinkly because its designers have created thaii ever and jusi^as fashionable During (heir tilps to the great fashion centers costumes exactly as attractive and the Taffetas, faille-like in texture, to select'the costumes that make up becoming as in the smaller sizes. this Spring Exposition, our buyers, kept the Sports Silks pursuing novelty Loose panels and beading make prominently in mind the varying preferences and color with abandon.. One wonders jFrocks decidedly good looking and and requirements of our patrons. when before there have been sports lines so "fashionable for This means you will find garments here quite so many so tyrim full of custume Spring make the new Coats and chosen as individually suited to you as inspiration for the clever Suits becoming to larger womten. though exclusively created fpr you by leadinK who designs herown. woman designs. =P r"S Si'.-t.* fe'i t'H'Mfi was 1,