The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20

from the cheapest up to imported goods
that cost $50 a pattern. In this depart
ment is Kept a superb line of dress trim
mings, some of them costing $40 a yard.
on the right hand side at the rear is
the lining and notion department, where
ladies engaged in dreSsmaking can find
everything needful for that interesting
operation.
To the left of the main aisle are the
glove and fan departments. In the for
mer all the celebrated names are found,
rom rosters domestic to the most eX-
pensive of imported varieties in colorings
to match any costume An especially fine
Hne Of evening gloves Is displayed rang
ing from two to eighteen buttons The
fan department provides everything in
that line at prices ranging from 80 cents
70 $l2 for fans in the empire style. Some
ha1d-painted specimens in the Wateau
style are especially beautiful.
To the left, near the entrance, is the
leWelry and silverware department, where
diamonds costing $500 can be found. Every
thlng In the jewelry or silverWare line
sold by this department is guaranteed by
Mr.. Adler This department also carries
a fine line of silver-plated ware of the
highest class, comprising candelabra and
fable ornaments, presentation cups, punch
bowls etc
To the left of this department in the
new building is very extensive space
given up entirely to mems furnishings.
Everything needful for male adornment
can be found here from the latest de-
signs in pajamas and night robes to the
Nelltltol all latest eu6ClS III uGCkIleS.
The shoe department adjoining, carries
large and high grade stock of foot
wear for men, women and children, at
prices not found elsewhere. This depart
ment makes a specially of the new TWEEN
uetA century shoe for ladies.
The art needle-work and embroidery de-
parment on this floor contains specimens
OF the very finest class of this artistic
work and should be seen to be appreciated
Inc stationery department contains every
r re, f in that line, the stock being made
up from such famous names as Hurd S,
cranes, etc. All the new shades and tex
lures can be found, the papers used by
people in mourning being especially fine.
Inc ladies' underwear and hosiery de-
Parlnent Is an attractive display of the
tfaIeSt feminine fancies. Everything need
4ul IN that line can be found from the
Snedpest cotton effects to the finest silken
LeAtures. The trunk and leather goods de-
PaI tnent contains wide assortment Of
Lunhs' bags, sachels, dress suit cases,
straps and everything needful for the
uateIer. me perfumery and parasolS de-
garment take up the rest of the availa-
ole space on the first floor. The perfum-
TX department carries all the celebrated
LuDln extracts from the Parma violet to
!. me cheaper grades of perfumes. The par
asol department is a dream of beauty and
a goy forever to the feminine eye and fas-
.gSlqus indeed must be the feminine mind
e endt Is not impressed with the collection,
and color.
A new Otis elevator has been put in the
4 NV NV pudding, operated by electricity.
s ane eleNator is large, roomy and hand
s ~ Inc bronze grille work of the sides
a1S Tops being of the most artistic order.
4 so 0n me second floor of the new store is
5ouhd the ready made dress and suit de-
4 c ce1 OHnent for ladies and children where
IN p re round the latest foreign creations
pciees to suit the most plethoric as well
; ~ tAe meagre purse. Some Of the morn
ns wrappers and evening tea gowns dis
#9a4eu are dainty in the extreme.
% ,AuJOlQlQg this dPDartOlant the SDaca
S S1en up to the lingerie and corset de-
sf S,SIie a which contains all the latest
tiSIes and makes. At the rear of the sec
TTOG Is a pretty little parlor where Mrs.
-. DARBY, professional masseuse, is in
in'euuance on ladies who wish anything
ions me way of improving their complex
VII VII Manicuring is also attended to as
NJ as halr dressing and shampooing.
1ne parlor is prettily and tastefully fitted
S 1S ana VIII I'LL long felt want in Savan-
IN the second floor in the old building
M ihe '@gGusQme parlor has been fitted up for
M pris oolsPlay OF millinery goods, which COM
ga ae al the latest styles in feminine head
s sSar. This department is a marvel of
eTl lpeteness, containing as it does ev-
III h.yro lequlsite for hat trimming from the
In model through the long line of mil
oslery mysteries, artificial flowers, ali sorts
N rSSfathers, ribbons, and the latest styles
limestone ornaments. The department
onIvf eharge of experienced people, and
frnSS ne latest styles and newest models
AZ arls and New York are shown.
nar. the rear is the bric-a-brac depart
m y. which will repay a visit; it is heav-
sor Seocked with rich cut-glass and hand
W. specimens of Austrian and Vienna
snaas. Here and there are found choice
W Eo.alhens of Limoges, Dresden and royal
W cboiecester goods, and there are many
dnpeos. sets Of Haviland and delft ware in
"a Of orr ana individual sets. A large stock
carrioAsI oIu clocks and onxy pedestals is
Qussao, and the display of Dresden BAN
Itag lamps is very fine
lsT me rear of this department Mr.. Ad-
usa 1 os ,htted up a waiting room for the
nav VI MS feminine patrons, where they
Their rest, meet their friends, attend to
N Which, correspondence, every requisite for
Il nin,Is provided; in fact the room is
bee" .5I ture Club. A messenger call has
dies put IN for the convenience of the la
ture We head Of the stairway IS. the pic
departments xrfl,f tai, al