The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-13
THE MONTGOMERY FAIRS
 BRILLIANT OPENING YESTERDAY

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 cloth laid over net and all built over
 white silk. On figures were shown real
 Paris models which attracted much at-
 tentton. A gow1 of priusess iaee was draped facinatipgly Evening gowns. outing gowns, wishing gowns, are all
 speofalties of artistic work under the management of Miss Bronson. who has
 charge sf the nressmakins pspert-
 READY-MADE CLOTHES DEP ARTMENT. Miss Jacoby, head of the Readymade Clothes Department, has an immense stock of evsry garment in skirts, suits underskirts. negllgoes. evening cloaks, coats. breakfast sacQues. etc. Among some of the striking things shown are; A pearl gray broadcloth evening coat very elaborately embroid cred with silk braid and touches of velvet, empire style. white taffeta lined.
 A Mode brJadcloth evening coat, very clabcrately embroidered with silk braid. empire style, finished with bias nounce effect all around. three-quarter sleeves. finished with deep fiaring puffs finished with ruffIe of same material. This coat Is lined with pale blue taffeta. An amethyst evening coat Is made of fine bi oadcloth, -eighths length. semi fitting. trimmed with large cape Ike collar of silk braid and handwork, large full sleeves, llned tHTouSnVue with Louisine silk to match. A sea-foam green broadcloth coat Is ar other very handsome coat shown This is made in the very full box enect, very handsomely braided. large full sleeves.
 White broadcloth coats in various styles. including the very popular plait- ed empire style with deep yokes In the full box styles, some are trimmed with silk braiis, others handsomely tailored. A very handsome cravenette coat showa Is in reseda green, made empire style, and trimmed with pipings of vel- vet to match. This coat Is made very attractive and odd with pink panne velvet vest. This coat has large, full sleeves. finished with deep turn-back cuffs trimmed with a tiny piping of pink velvet.
 Street coats in a great variety of styles and materials are shown, in- | cluding broadcIoths, kerseys, covert | cloths and quite a number of pretty mannish effects in the very hobby box | coats in the dressier empire. styles. some three-quarter lengths and others | seven -eighths, in tan, red. grey, blue, green and black.
 | Children's coats in white bear-skin. | in the little box-coats in the dressier | effects made with large collars trimmed | with lace msdalions and fur, in the ! WnfIe tTlNnIn6u Wttu TGug HI pluG WI | lars and cuffs and belts are very strik- l ing and jaunty.
 Pretty velvet coats for the little ones | in white, light blue or pink velvet | trimmed with chiffon and lace are very dressy and dainty.
 | A mode broadcloth empire suit Is Q | very attractive and handsome suit | shown. This is made with deep yoke | forming a little jacket cffect. with a medium length loose coat. This suit is ! trimmed with very handsome buttons | and velvet to match. The skirt Is in | the new circular cut, with triple flower ! effect.
 | Anoth ,r very stylish suit is in pearl grey broadcloth, made with fifty-two inch tight fitting coat. very handsome ly tailored. This is trimmed with grey velvet to tsh, ard Is finished light | blue cloth vest, a semi-circular skirt, plaitad front and back completes an | extremely stylish costume. | A green velvet empire suit is the \ style of a very dressy costume. This
 is trimm sd with very handsome braid and fancy buttons. This suit has & | little vest of embroidered velvet. the ! skirt is made with a deep shirrcd
 fiounce trimmed with braid.
 A very handsome plum broadcloth
 suit is in a strictly tailor made model.
 very elaborately stitched. This ts
 ffty-two inches long and tight-ftting. the only trimming Is the velvet collar
 and cuffs. The skirt is semi-circular
 cut with large box pleats in front and | back.
 | A very smart street suit is shown in
 very fine mixture. This is fifty-two
 inch tight-fitting coat trimmed with lit- | tie straps of the same material and touches of velvet. finished with pretty buttons; a full plaited skirt goes with
 this suit, and completes a very attract | i've suit.
 l NEW DEPARTMENTS.
 1 In speaking of the building as 1t is l being remodeled, Mir. Danziger. man. l ager of The Montgomery Fair. said: l We will use the new portion of the | building for millinery. ready-made ! clothes, china bric brac. and household | and kit>hen stuff. And we hope to
 have the public use the walk from the i Dexter Avenue entrance to the Court | Square entrance ss a thoroughfare.
 On the second floor of the main build | ing we will rave a furniture depart
 ment occupying the entire floor. We hope soon to have all improvements | complete"