Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-15

! ing ID from the face, as IS the pre- dominating shape Of nearly all the styles in this store. The Napoleon shane in all the latest colors or flaming red. Chantecler and various other shades, predominates and IS told by the turning ID of the brims. Willow plumes will reign in the com l ing summer fashion.
 Coats and dresses for all Woman- kind are being shown here, and all society was out at the opening to get the first peep at the newest gown. The Russian blouse is the sbrand new thing in street suits, and these are being shown in black and white shepherd check, together with the grays, light and navy blues, and champagne colors of every sea- son. Coats are shorter, the longest running from 32 to 34 inches, and the straight tailored skirt has been supplanted by the graceful pleated stvle An unusual number of white tailored suits will be used this sea- son. and the new parma violet suit too, is attractig favorable attention
 Sweet Hat Shop.
 The new store of Mrs. Ada H. Sweet. known as the Sweet Hat Snop located in the west room of the Elks Theater. held highly successful spring opening yesterday in tnelr ex- elusive millinery house. The store is rather small compared With the usual department store, but it has one of the most complete lines Of millinery in the city. The arrange ments of the hats are perfect Ex- tending around the walls on all sides are cases devoted to the most artistic display Of hats. The styles are various introductions and flow CT garden trimmings were much ad- mired. while the chic turbans for street wear were found to be very popular. The predominating style in this shop is the Peter Pan and the Turban styles. \ beautiful hat, by name the Mary Mannering,' was shown with great pride. This was large hat with gold lace on the hrim and large white plumes. Many turbans with willow plumes are also shown. The Chantecler hat on the Peter Pan style with willow plumes was inspected by the callers, with remarks of admiration. The crowd was immense throughout the day. Mrs. Sweet is assisted by Misses Flora Schneider, Mittie Payne and Maud Burlington, from New York who is an expert designer
 Opening At Dreyfus'.
 The large store of the Isaac Drey- fus Company was the scene of hun dreds of ladies yesterday during the springs opening put on by the Big Store in all it's departments. The dress goods line was very extensive md an hour could be profitably spent in looking over the dress goods alone
 For early spring wear, domestl' and imported cotton fabrics Will be ,1u h used and this section has been enlarged in. order to supply the de mand for these popular goods. Thest now goods include the new merceriz ed French ramis cloths. French Ginghams, Scotch ginghams, ant linens.
 The ladies ready-to-wear gown: Iare always center of attraction showing distinctive styles to h' found nowhere else, and throughou the big store, this feature predomi mates. The firm is to be congratu lated upon the success which attend , ed the opening, which was withou question one of the most complet displays ever given by any store il this city. The millinery departmen in charge of Miss Fay Winters, as sisted by Misses Hennie Cook ant Sadie Eilbott, was an especial haun of the fair sex.
 It could we'll be spoken of as place of entrancing beauty. Import ed hats in every imaginable styl were shown to the large crowd O
 visitors. The turban styles wer effectively shown. One of the mos beautiful among the display was : beautiful Parisian model imported
 It was an old rose shade, yer : popular shade with large plume . hanging low on the brim. Tn } opening was a great success in al l departments of the store from tn } shoe department to the milliner rooms.
 1t Murphy Martins. ] The Murphy-Martin Dry Good ] store held a most suspicious openin , yesterday at their store on Mai 5 street, the result of which was