The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-16
FASHION DISPLAYS.
CAIRO RETAIL STORES SHOW
THEIR LATEST FALL AND
WINTER STYLES.
Attractive Exhibit Of New Models to
Suit all TaStes-NeW Ideas
In Hats and Gar.
nents,

town district who had their fall op
enings Yesterday
! The shops all seemed to 20 equal
to the important occasion and all had
their counters full of articles thai
would delight the feminine eye.
At Mrs. BRACKETS.
Mrs. Brackets store at us Com
/ mercial avenue, was filled with femin
inc admirers of pretty hats all afte-.
noon.
The store was prettily decorated
for the occasion with flowers and
plants and these Spread here ond
there among the beautiful hats made
a pleasing scene, The window trim.
mings were especially attractive be.
ing occasion for special comment.
Among the many beautiful Great.
ions was large white hat in the
| predominating droop shape, orna
mented with single white willow
plume, one yard in length and cover.
ling the entire hat.
Other styles were the Peach
Basket" hat. the Mushroom the
former trimmed in brown with a Tam
O'Shanter crown and the latter drap-
ed in gray with embroidery and tai.
feta 10 match.
Mrs. Bracket was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Kate Parker,
Miss Cordie Lee, Mrs. Helen Kemp
and Mrs A. r. Buchanan. Good music
was feature Of the afternoon and
evening
The Palace.
The Palace, sos Commercial ave
nue., has most attractive display OF
fall millinery as well as ladies' ready
to-wear goods.
Among the latest feature hats are
the hantecler' ami the Telescope.
The former is the Partisan effect
modelled after those in the play of
that name and the latter is black,
led with large white ribbon and
| fits closely down over the head in
the bowl shape" fashion, The colors
seem to be mostly black, blue ami
brown and great many beaver hats
in these colors and all the shapes
rom the freaks" to the conservative
are to be found The millinery de-
lartment is in charge of Miss Stella
Parks and Miss Alice Hulen.
In the ladies ready-to wear depart.
ment many beautiful models in the
much talked of "hobble skirt" are
shown, one especially striking pattern
being made of black imported lace
leavily embroidered over chiffon an
stain.
The palace has also a very hand
some line of evening dresses both for
misses and ladies' for evening
functions and social affairs.
This department is in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg, Mr.. Ned
Phillips Mrs. Kate Payne and Mrs.
Cook.
Both the store and the windows are
lastly decorated and an orchestra
stationed in the back of the room
makes the visit to this store all the
more enjoyable.
Miss Comba's Store.
A large showing of the seasons
newest and smartest creations in
beautiful hats is shown at Miss Com.
ba's in the Gilbert block on Eighth
street.
A very pretty hat is the new Hin.
loo turban. 1t is trimmed in velvet
and Persian ribbon and one OF the
most admired styles of all the newest
IDEAS in millinery. Another is the
Madame Sherry which is a new
picture hat in the turban style, trim
med in black and white.
Then there are a large number of
conservative styles among which are
the royal blue tailored hats and plain
black hats trimmed with large two
toned willow plumes. These make a
cry pretty dress hat and take wei
With conservative dressers.
Miss Comba is assisted by Miss
Rose Greaney and Miss Elizabeth
Thompson
Miss Bakers Place.
Cairos newest millinery store Is |
That Of Miss Baker in the Halliday
estate building on Eighth street.
Miss Baker is showing the yer,
atest of feature hats for this fairs
wearing Among these being new
theatre hat and combination head
lress. The head dress is gold cloth
With tassel at the side while the hat
proper Is of black velvet with gold
op and large velvet bow on the left
side.
Ihen there are others the Chan
icler" the Telescope and the Rose
'etal' brim hat.
Miss Baker is assisted by Miss
tobt. Stapleton and Miss Bess STAPLE
ton.
Taken all in all the showings ves,e.
ay were very ereditable. in fact IN
70 those Of the shops In the larger
CUES and II goes to emphasize to
ireater extent the idea OF trading AT
come.