The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-23


;lay.d on the second floor One Cf
tho interesting departments a. This
plaee is tho embroidery department
which is very ocmllctc.
At the Palace there was on dis
Slay one Of the most elaborate and
select line of suits, dresses. eoats,
evening gowns and hats in the city.
The store was prettily decorated in
asparagus. ralms and ferns. Many
handsome dress patterns end trim
mings of the latest designs werc in
evidence. In one of the windows Of
the Palace there was fashionable
evcning gown Of black net and hand
made lace trimmed in touches Of
green aad drlpped in il With this
there was a cape of black tut plush
lined with oriental satin Another
attraltiy gown was of milo STocn
chiffon embroidered In silver and
rold and finished with rhine stone
trimming. There were other nUmor-
Gus gowns Of the Fashionable tete-
de-nesrc brown, black and white
iacos and all the poprlar colqrs, IN
The millinery deNartmont a complete
line Of French models, trimmed with
plumes of MI shades. silver and gold
towers aud attractive feathers
Mrs. Steyenson's millinery store
was decorated in an abundance of
sir plant and ferns. Although she
did not have formal opening a
large number visited her store yes
terday. This establishment is one
Of the most exclusive in Cairo, and
all the new patterns in hats were
shown. The features at Mrs. Steven
sons were the new French feather
hat, tho cantioncr hat, and models
in popular shades.
Mrs. Brackets store was one of
he most interesting places during
the Style Show when the large
crowds gathered yesterday 70 view
: wonderful array Of fall millinery.
This store is one of the oldest mil
'inery stores in the city and for this
eaSon number of out Of town
aides were in attendance lne one
show window there was a handsome
picture hat of black velvet trimmed
n three white ostrich feathers and
hree tiny stick up feathers. Black
and silver, black and gold. black
End white and all black creations
?royed very effective. There was a
,plendid line of childrers hats and
tonnets in the window display. The
iarge windows were beautiful in
lowers and ferns used as the decora-
lions.
Miss Minnie Comba displayed al
her store the newest creations ar
istically designed and tastefully
trimmed. Miss Comba shows many
practical hats among them being the
small and medium plush sailcr
There is a pretty line Of trimming
including many silver and gold
lowers, Miss Comha had no formal
opening this season but her ostab-
iishment is perfect in its appoint
ment3.
At Brittou's there is splendid
line of smart suits, coats, one piec,
dresses and many patterns of hiel
class dress material In the window
display many fancy waists of va
rious colors were seen with pretty
gloves, laces and trimmings. This
store was decorated for the occasion
in golden rod and flowers and quite
a number called to inspect the beau
tiful display
At Carnes' the store was beauti-
fed by ferns, vases of lowers anC
an excellent line Of ready-to-wear
GOODS, evening dresses and aces
series to lady's wardrobe were
shown TO enthusiastic visitors. There
are many pretty purses, In silver
and gold mesh, the new Pandora
party boxes, jeweled hairpins, pretty
fans and chains and a complete line
Of neckwear including the Basque
colors. In addition TO tailored suits
tailored and fancy wraps, dresses
and evening gowns, there are mum
Der of fetching little coats for chill
dren. At this store, which is mos
exclusive, there is an elaborate
stock of linens and OF che dainties
of fashions. Carnations were givei
The guests as favors.
The visitors at RhCdes-Burford'
were delighted yesterday with
rural scene in one of the windows
There is log cabin and a larg
water wheel made OF rugs. TIT
wheel is in motion while life siz
horse tied to the fence with bal
Of meal on his back, stands Vaitini
for his driver. This clever desiel
was originated by Bert Bedford ad
vertising manager OF this company
In the other window ia 4 coal Wagon