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»~ September 15, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 39 The New Mode in Dresses . casts a decidedly feminine shadow this season. Scarfs, tiers, flares, swathed hip- lines, trailing hems: all authen- tically shown at Rosenberg's! Millinery . . . brims seem to be slowly disappearing. New hats have un- even brims or none at all. * [N Rosenberg's Presents the Mode for Fall UTUMN. . . when the world- A famed couturiers of Paris establish a new mode . . . when most drastic Fashion changes are made. Therefore, this is the most important period of the Fashion year. Smart women await Rosenberg's jb Opening! You Are Invited to Our Fashion Show Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 17-18 OSENBERG'S annual Fall Fashion Exposition will take place Monday and Tuesday afternoons, September 17th and 18th, at three o'clock. Women's and children's fashions will be displayed by mannequins. Fall Leaf Coat Has Susliki Trim 035 Smart exponent of the new mode, this dress coat of norma cloth, lined with silk crepe, and warmly interlined. Leaf shade, susliki fur. 38. Lace and Velvet --- after Chanel $50 An afternoon dress with black transparent velvet con- tinuing from a bodice of natural lace. A soft, shimmering, ex- quisite creation. 38. Fall Dress Coats in Sizes 14 to 50 at $39.50 to $150 Fall Dresses for Afternoon In Sizes 14-50 at $25-$50 * On the Fashion Floor--the Second J ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston The New Mode in Coats . . . follows the lead of the dress mode by gently flaring skirts, side closing, smart y o k e treatments, tiers, pleats: now shown at Rosen- berg's! Accessories . . . jewelry is more intricate, belts are far lovelier, bags and gloves are charming! ING