The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Millinery Shouting Is
 Be1Dildering In Effect

'ng m Effect showing. The Tricorne model was well illustrated in . number or o,I- ferent hats. They are inspired ey the Louis XVI period. The Aeroplane was an unusually attractive tailored moo- el.
 A strfkingly beautiful model from Maison Benard was an electric blue with soft silver crown. One of the most attractive models shown was from Joseph's in gold cloth. with soft draped tam crown, trimmed with the entire bird of para disc.
 Tn this connection might be men, tioned that the bird of paradise win be popular in all millinery trimmings. An unusually charming collection of Ievening hats were shown in pink. and light blue. trimmed with willow piumes and handsome rhinestone or- naments. one of the seasons features as cleverly interpreted by the Knowles showing was soft turbans in raisin and prunella shades. The pop l uiar trtcorne was jauntily portrayed In the Callier model trimmed with a natural aigrette.
 The suits are typical of the Louis and Moyen Ages period Severity Of tahoring features the showing. Coats are long and skirts plaited in Moyen age panel effect. Colors are a prom inent feature of the suit showing. fn- cludfng the Aeroplane shades, mus tard, raisin, artichoke. catawba, and wine shades. There were a number oi artistic one piece dresses on ex- ninition, made in Russian effect, op- l ening on left side front, fastening with silk buttons.
 EACHMAN AND MEERTIEF.
 one always expects to see pretty things when they go to the Nachman & Meertief store, but they were hard- ly prepared for the endless number and variety of hats. coats and dresses which greeted the eye.
 Before entering the store. the win- dows gained recognition. A clever hand had workwa there. and the effect was most artistic and pleasing. There were several figures arrayed in cos- tunes of the latest fashion on dis play.
 The millinery pariors on the third floor presented a gay and attractive scene with the number of palms used in decorating and the hats Tn all col ors on display. Napoleon, Cavalier, Tricorne and the Russian and Cossaek turbans were among the most attrac- tive hats.
 Among the most admired hats shown was an imported cavalier of black velvet. with high rolled side, and trimmed with four black ostrich plumes. To match this hat was a large velvet huff and. by the way, muffs often match the hats in both fur and velvet. A handsome jCarIier model was shown in a Cossack tur. ban. It was made of black scale with crown of chamios with black mer- cury wings and @ Heron aigrette. After leaving the millinery e visit to the suit department was most in- teresting. Among the charming new effects in wraps was noticed an im- ported cape of very soft, pink chiffon cloth. elaborately trimmed in wide pastel pasamentry. with a large flow ing effect for sleeves. Hundreds Of other models in costumes. suits and capes, in all the beautiful new shades; robins egg blue. amethyst. banana raisin. wisteria. ashes of roses, and staple colors were admired. An exquisite model displayed in the window was a three piece broad cloth suit in amethyst shade. It was hand somely trimmed in self-colored lace and dotted net. The coat was cut ir-
 regularly, being slightly shorter in the front longer at the sides and shorter in the back than usual. The bolero has turned back revers faced in silk. Another garment of unusual beauty is a three-piece effect in apri- cot chiffon cloth. with an elegant fif- ty-two inch cape. instead of the or- dinary coat effect. The front of the costume is elaborately braided and the cape had long satin revers. A. NACHMAN. At their opening yesterday A. Nach- man showed a number of handsome gowns some of which were a champ model of imported broadcloth in a princess form-fitting. The top of princess is cut circular, banded wide. with green embroidery; outlined with self-colored cords. The sleeves are snug-fitting shaped to the hand
 Another model claimed to be a fore runner of the Louis XVI, Is of black satin broadcloth-with very wide side panel of hand embroidery in black cluster designs; An over-skirt effect Is formed by the same embroidery, starting about six inches below the waist line and graduated down the side fanel. Tn efichu drapery around the bust forms new and unique ef- feet.
 Many handsome evening as we'll as street costumes were on display. also elegant tailored two and three piece suits.
 Among the hats exhibited was one model seen from Carlier, in the raisin shade. a beaver trimmed in self color with large silk roses and orchids with bow of gold.
 Another model from "Ponvannan was olive silk velvet. handsome with oblong brim, with masses of self eoI- or plumes.
 A tailored hat from BurKesser n French felt Napoleon, in rose. with simple veuvet bow and a bandsorna bronze coque feather.
 JOHN L. COBBS & COMPANY.
 The evening dresses and wpans shown here are particularly pretty ana elegant. Some beautiful reception and dinner gowns are also shown, empha- sizing the long, straight fines so much sought after this season.
 The tailor-made suits shown here are marked by their extreme simplicity but possessing even then ,an indivId, uality that distinguishes them from the ordinary kind.
 The one-piece Moyen-age dress Is prominently shown and is receiving much attention from discriminating buyers. The jersey waist and jersey waist suit are well spoken of for the early autumn and winter.
 Montgomery has never before been treated to the sight of such beauty and style in dress-fabrics and garniture.