The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-30
AdIer's Fan Opening.

Adlers Fail Opening,
Yesterday was one of the biggest
days Leopold Adler ever had. His store
was thronged from the early hours I'M
til night. The occasion was his fall
opening. He showed the finest goods
he ever brought South. He displayed
large stocks and greater variety than
he has ever done before. He showed
yesterday a real renaissance lace robe
marked at $375. He showed some others
as low as $3.50. The store was alive
with cloth of every imaginable pattern
and of every shade and color, gorgeous
ly displayed.
The millinery department was the
most largely patronized. Mr.. Adler has
the largest stock of hats he ever had
before in fall. The styles are generally
recognized as the prettiest in years.
The stock embraces imported pattern
hats, swell New York models, street
and carriage hats.
In the tailored suit and skirt depart
ment is shown the handsomest man
tailored suits ever brought out by this
house.
For the misses, the zibeline novelties,
Ncheviot and venetian cloth are shown,
also the new RuSSion blouse or straight
plated coats in the latest lengths. Some
have shoulder capes, trimmed and
piped. Full bishop sleeves, seven-gored
skirts, side plat and panel front.
For the ladies, the man-tailored walk
ing suits of fine Lymansville cheviot.
Some of these are made thirty inches
long, finished back and front with tailor
stitching, velvet collar, man coat
sleeves and new coat back. The skirts
are made to match them.
Some wraps are shown in price as
high as 5000. Some tailor-made suits
are shown at $3.50; some beautiful skirts
are marked at $75. Costumes of crepe
de chine, $780, Other costumes as high
as $95. In the dress goods department
a gorgeous display is made. Tailor
suitings, Scotch effects, wool, for man
tailored suits are shown as we'll as lib
elines in fancy and knob effects. The
imported black panne cloth is attra ct
ing a great deal of attention. In the
silk and velvet department for shirt
waists, shirt waists suits, a beautiful
line is shown. They are in silver
gray, blue and red. Changeable taffeta
in the newest shades, which is used ex-
tensively in shirt waist suits, is also
shown. The changeable taffeta with pin
dot and hair line stripes is very pretty.
In the silk waist department some of
the very prettiest patterns are seen.
Beautiful peau de cygne waists, tailor
made, full boxed pleated front, back
pleated, to match, sleeves have box
pleats to elbow, falling full at hand,
deep cuffs, new stock collar. They are
specially designed to wear with tail
ored suits. They are plain, but ele-
CANT.
In the trimming department beauti-
full things are shown in plain and Per-
sian, also chiffon effects. This line is
complete, and is especially attracting
attention. In ribbons, Persian and ON
bre effects prevail. Oxford wasting
and white and champagne colors pre-
vail this season. Dress goods are shown
in all the light fabrics as we'll as the
elegant broadcloths in street and even
ing shades. Dress uits for street and
evening wear are shown in abundance.
The mourning silk department is COM
plete and is pretty. These goods are
shown in the light and heavy effects.
An extra effort has been made this
year to bring out the prettiest and
most complete stock of linen ever seen
in the store. This department is re-
ceiving it's share of approval.
The hosiery department is pretty and
full, showing all the latest patterns for
fall and winter.
The glove department is full, also.
The furniture department is complete,
as well as the gents furnishing depart
ment A special effort has been made
this season to increase these lines and
they are both attractive.
The basement Is coming in for its
share of approval 1t is complete and
about everything is to be found in the
| basement.
The shoe department is kept up to
the equal of any.
One feature of this opening is the
school book display. Books for all
grades are placed upon counters for
| inspection Of parents and children, and
they are marked in plain figures.
Along with the books is a display of
writing tablets, composition books,
| states, pencils and everything required
to put the youngster in his grade prop
erly. There was a. rush yesterday, but
Mr.. Adler is expecting a greater crowd
of people to-day.
$32. Savannah to New York and re-