The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
Ruwe and Dfapef1es.


MILLINERY AZ a" % 49, a., 81.
a splendid display was made IN the
Millinery DEPARTMENT at the A. .
Knowles Dry Gods Company yesterday
and the portion Of the large and pop
mar establishment devoted to that inc
was all day long filled with MontsoIn.
ery's representative women OUT wiz
thoughts centered on the problem oI
headgesr. 1t was a. prooiem easy
solve during a visit to A. q kno"ies
Drv Goods Company store for the needs
NJ every age, size and condition was
looked into; the buying OF the COM
nlete assortment that composes tne
stock. This fall opening under MAD
anne Clough surpassed any In the MS
tory Of the establishment IN the com
nletenSss of every detail and In the
variety of style and material which
gave full play for the difference OF
taste in the purchasers and Tor the
difference of purse too
So everything combined even the
question of supply and demand to make
Yesterday a busy day at A. y. Knowles
Millinery Department. There were
prospective brides busy, there were
prospective debutantes eager and In
earnest and there were mammals in
| plenty seeing about 1t all. Then the
| Young and old matrons were looking
| after their own affairs in this line.
| Some of the most striking hats shown
were:
| A French hat Of emerald green felt,
trimmed with two shades OF Bots de
Rose ribbon. long plume OF emer-
aid green was caught to right SIDE
front with a large rose in Boise de
| Rose colorings.
A large hat OF golden brown velvet
with coronet of gold grapes and brown
velvet foliage. The under brim was OF
reseda green silk. and the bandeau was
| ,itL French fAathaFS Af
green and brown.
| A Nine. Michiewiez Luvre" Is large
turban in two shades puchsice velvet.
The right side Is banked in grapes and
foliage and on the left side are two
large choux of velvet.
| black lynx turban in Highland
style was finished with single rose
| in ''Vieux rose" color and two heauti-
| full pins of rhinestone.
| There were at A. 8. Knowles scores
Of creations just as beautiful as the
| ones described but only the vast num-
| her of shoppers who saw them could
| appreciate the fact.
| Ready-to-Wear Department.
| In the ready-t o-wear section. beauty
| reigns supreme. The craft of the la
dies tailor has been on the lookout for
novelties and the garments shown there
indicates that extreme good taste has
been displayed In selecting the cloaks
suits, Jackets. evening wraps, furs and
waists. Every garment seems to strive
| for supremacy as to color and design
:, Among those that bid FOR preference Ia
!, shown in mustard brown, golden brown
and ruasett brown. Another favorite
shade which bids fair to be much call
I ed for Is the wine red and autumn red
4 AS to novelties plaids are shown to a
} great advantage-navy blue and bottle
green are also much called for. The
4 models are blouse front skirt effect
tight fitted. and the loose front with
fitted backs, the skirts matching the
above are mostly killed and box pleat-
ed.
The fur display so tastily arranged
were really the center of admiration
as furs from every quarter Of the globe
were shown, in both neck pieces and
sets Among the newest shown were
the far eastern mink. black lynx. sa-
BILE squirrel and natural suqirrel and
Isabella fox.
| Among the waists that were beauti-
full to behold were the nets-silk and
lingerie-plaids were shown In a great
| variety.
The infants and children's cloaks
were also shown to great advantage