The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-31
SPRING STYLE
SHOW DRAWING
Many VISITORS
Throngs of Local and Out of Town
Psople Express Their Ap-
probation.
FASHION REIGNS SUPREME
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Muse and Souvenirs in Many Stores
and a Cordial Welcome
in Ali.

symphonies III .colOrS and art IL.
design, are the order of the day In
the window displays of the Cairo
merchants. The crowds os visitors
to the various stores were charmed
and complimentary expressions were
on the lips OF all. The vast amount
of labor and pains necessary to COM
plete The elaborate arrangements for
the Spring Style Show, have been
well repaid by the expressed approval
of the many visitors.
The w. r. Wall department store
was thronged all day with visitors
anxious to inspect the gorgeous array
of we'll arranged merchandise A
| splendid orchestra under the direc-
tion cf Mrs. H. F.. Proflet and car
nations, card cases and mirrors as
favors were features at this place
At the Patier Dry Goods store
there was on display a beautiful line
! OF suits, coats and skirts also many
patterns of dress material.
Kaufman Bros, the "Wooltex
store also displayed their spring
| goods yesterday. The windows were
tastefully decorated and new line
of spring hats Were exhibited in the
millinery department which is in
charge of Miss Morris,
Miss Minnie Comba, whose millin-
cry emporium is perfect III its ap.
pointments, displayed the newest
creations artistically designed and
tastefItly trimmed Miss Comba
was assisod by Misses Eta Evans
and Rose Greaney in showing her
usual line Of modish hats.
Tho windows of Mrs Brackett's
establishment were beautiful in n
profusion of natural ferns and the
newest creations in millinery. This
store is the oldest millinery store in
| the city and for that reason a num-
Der of out Of town ladies came os-
lpecially to visit this shop. Mrs.
Bracket was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Armstrong, Mrs. Anna Dunn, Mrs.
Willie Armstrong and Miss Catherine
Parke:.
| Mrs. Stevenson millinery store
was profusely decorated in ferns and
air plant and all the latest creations
We're on display. This store is one
of the most exclusive in Cairo.
| Moran Kennedy presented all the
new spring material and dress triri-
mings to a large number who called
yesterday.
Smars suits, coats and skirts were
displayed at Britton's. In the wir-
dow there was a revolving Easter
wheel containing all the dainty ac-
cessories to complete the ladies
spring wardrobe.
The Palace offers the latest
French creations in evening gowns
and colored wigs to match. Many
handsome dress patterns and millin-
cry of the latest design is on dis
play.
Carnos offers pretty suits and coats
AMI carries a high class line of dress
material and trimmings. He also
has the latest novelties in gloves,
!hosietry, neckwear and purses. These
novelties include the "Kathly Neck
lace"
The Boston Store windows werc
very attractive in their drapery of
j silk, crepe, foulards and charmeuse
dress material. Many smart suits
are shown here and a complete line
of hats in charge of Miss Lcuiso
Stegg are quite chic.
There were clever displays at Mat
tinglys, The Fair and Rhodes Bur-
ford furniture stores. The windows
> of these stores show their different
lines of good all very new and up to
date. At Rhode-B -Burford's there was
q demonstration of the Free Sewinc
Machine and clothes brushes wer6
given as souvenirs.
The Terrell-Howe, Huette and Nc.
Manus shoe store windows were ar.
tistieally decorated in Easter deco
rations and showed the spring style.
in footwear.
The Hs;b, Sander and the Ma
tional Woolen Mills have all th'