The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-04
AdIer,s Biz Opening.

As usual, Adler's big store was
crowded yesterday with everybody who
wished to see the latest creations in al
most everything.
Every opening at Adler's is better
than the one that preceded it. The
store grows every year. This growth
is noticeable to even those who are reg
ular patrons of the store and who are
in it every week of the world. For in
stance, the latest addition is the wait
ing room on the balcony. 1t is provided
with, chairs, writing table, stationery,
newspapers, magazines, for the ladies
to read while they are waiting.
During the last few months music
department has been added. The latest
and most popular music is sold at cut
prices, and each piece is played for GUS
TONERS by a young lady who does moth
ing else.
The upholStering department is new.A
tailoring department is recently added.
The department for children, boys and
mems suits is enlarged and the store is
by far more attractive now than ever.
The feature of yesterday was the dis
play of new millinery. Four of the
SWEETEST hats are here described by Miss
Reynolds:
The Florodora-a large rolling brim,
black velvet, turned high from one side
with steel buckles and black velvet top
trimming, with large plume, and black
velvet ribbon.
New Turban-old rose, shirred satin,
ribbon brim, made of pastel shaded
| roses, and crown draped in Irish point
lace, under bandeau of black velvet rib
bon.
! Large Castor Scratch felt with under
facing of two shades of castor chiffon
| and top trimming of two large white
breasts, under trimming of rhinestone
buckle and chiffon.
Wool crown-panne velvet turban
with stitch crown in wool of white and
black, draped with reseda green, I'm
iShed with mink tail.
These are the leading hats. There are
others, and possibly many of these may
find more admirers than the ones de-
scribed. Miss Mackenzie presides over
| the department There was plentiful
supply of palms, and the general ar
rangement was tasteful Particular att
tention has been given to ready-to-
wear hats for children and ladies'.
Everything novel and which is to be
worn this season is here displayed. In
addition to this is the display of buck
| les, ribbons, feathers, pom pons and
| lace. Adjoining this department is the
mems, boys and youths clothing 1t
takes up nearly the entire second floor
L
clothes for boys now is Russian blouse,
three piece boys suit, Russian over
coat, Refer, and Norfolk jacket. In
mems, the rough effects are right this
season. Next is the ready-made suit
and cloak department. Here are shown
some exquisite things. One is black
taffeta dress silk skirt, French lace in
serton, accordion plated chiffon
hounce and drop skirt. This is very
swell. In walking skirts pretty one
is Norfolk jacket, flounce skirt, tailor
stitched in oxford grey. dress suit
of the cloth, Louis XIV. coat, white
cloth vest, handsomely tailored. This
is stylish for street wear.
A plentiful display of dress and
rainy-day skirts in silk ard rough eff
fects. Also taffeta silk and rain proof
raglans, as well as automobile coats
from So to so inches, in all colors.
This department comprises the fol-
lowing: Silk and flannel waists, one OF
which is described as, hello. panne vel
vet nile green stock collar, finished
with steel buckles. beautiful line OF
white Moire waists handsomely stitched
and finished with steel buckles at neck
and sleeves This is very dressy. in
the infants department is found white
Bengaline silk short cloaks, with cape
of lace and cap to match. The uphol-
stery department is full and complete.
This is a new department.
The shoe department is date.
d. Armstrong; of Rochester, fine shoes
for ladies as we'll as Jno. Kelly's shoes,
are stocked. In childrens shoes Julian
| Kokeiue's shoes are sold, also Allen IL
| Co.'S, of Philadelphia. Mems shoes, by
| Johnson and Murphy.
! In the dress trimming department
some lovely things are displayed. Here
are shown shirred chiffons and applique
ali nd No fn
match Also a large line of spangled
and herrinbone trimmings. This de-
partment is also showing full line of
| boas in cocks and real ostrich in white
| and black and all pastel shades. The
latest things in kid gloves are shown
as Mocha and dress p. X. walking
gloves and the French dress gloves in
| all colors, two and three clasps.
To the dress goods department spec
| ial attention has been given. Dis
played here is the golf, red marine, blue,
| castor, cadet new brown, claret These
are extremely popular. The display of
| plain broad cloth with panne, velvet
| combinations makes rich show. The
| new wasting, albatross and fannels
with Persian effects are popular. The
| domestic, linen and blanket depart
ments are full and complete. In the
| furniture and carpet department some
/ beautiful things are shown. A cosy cor
ner is an attraction Adler makes this
corner free in every home who pur-
chases the material of him. The dis
play in leather goods is fine. Dining
suites run in sets, everything matches.
There are popular in golden oak and in
solid mahogany. old colonial reproduc-
tons.
| In this department is shown every
thing kept in a frst-class furniture
store The carpet department is COM
plete. It shows some royal axmisters
with borders: green the predominating
color Tapestry carpets equally pretty
in similar colors. Smyrna rugs in
all sizes and styles.
Mr.. Emil Bernstein a window dresser
of considerable reputation. is engaged
by Mr.. Adler and the manner in which
the windows are dressed has attracted
a great deal of attention. One of these
windows represents a Turkish room.
Another dress goods another tailor
made suits. The prettiest window Is
that fronting Bull and Broughton. IL
is painted background OF green win
eight openings OF black back ground IN
each is a shower Of ribbon and vlolets.
| In each of these openings Is a dressy