The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-09-20
OFFERINOS&E<
In FAN Styles Of Millinery

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tho countrv The Ta,.,ast pei "
est tho noet rova, "a 81, 49,.
the SWEETEST Iira ~ tor ,,,,,,;.o,.,, ~.
disnlaved IN th;s c,,v 70 NV, =. vo 1.Tl
ness for their ;nsna..;o NV ~ -. s.,
to tbe convor,onna ~ tha ind,o, III
four of the stores Ms 70 ", NJ
Carav,s ~ Iodias, IT,. "
Schott,s ,t;Iirarv nanort,. 0'o.e;
Miss Koum,,,an,s ~" .Sn anu
have their nnan,n g, "a, t,a san,e -, ~
ctoros 10y ~. 49,. So1 ua ';.,
inc Jo;nt;ast oroatior s ir ,n laue .t VIII
now des;gns and non, amd $500, "pe pei
orc ond shadas a,,,o,. ;n u p III
evorv I.dv g., ~" a;.,, ~ ;r,,;., CIV
call ara COO ouar,,th;ra .hat ~
stoo,r nnrtains '""e 'n"' e"'n
The colorS sbowr for fou ava
oorly u,;ntor uaa, n " aSiao, anu
of those thot ara an,iou s,'ri.
tbe snrinp and summon p,nntbs ,,,tt
almost ne great q Iot;tndn ~ =,
diaicnlt RI cav which viii h. rost
nonniar Tbaro ave nav .h 70
nurnie sean nnst frao,a a ~
nlushes and veIvats and tbare orc
many nnrnIe Feathers ord Aouars
,.raans viii ha ,,,,,nh ,',nr,, ~
oonas;ons pi,,o, ha,,n -
the Alice hiuas l., +hro. a;st;,,ot
oh odas tak;ng rraforenna .,tho,,n,,
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l., h.ts sor or r,,rnnsas prp',,, -,
q radiun, shade hnid eooa AGAIN hmt
will not no ca oonora,i,, ,,,or'e as ~,
ware n voor ogo asrarai tavo .ms
is TO com h;natior ~ h1aol, ora whito
IN cIoth ha,s sn,inrs ana turhnns
Odd shad;ngs ord nao,,i;ar oo,,,b ;na
t;ors never attannted hafnra ara No
merous enouph 70 indicate their
nonnIaritv Pads are 70 ho n,mnh
worn later IN the season but ara mot
monument Of tnis tina axcant IN
m,ssas' and cb;idren,s ~ ts
The fall hats are not .s largo nc
,s,,ai. t., f,ot tbov ,,oI;re nnt;o sc ~,
rs ~ snail offants Nav heamt;sn,
turhans aro scorco,w moro than
toonaS ord wben WON hv ioa,es -
whom thew arc hecon,,ng have do.
cidediv chic annearance The mil
,;nars on,ad ohnvo Oh :. raa tho+ MI,
rule will he ciose,v Soi,nweJ thronoh.
out nc fail hit tbot tho winter hats
will he noticeah,v larger The fall
hats 40 ruIe carry less trimming
than those of last season
There is NO limit tn tho shanes
that will he worn and in this resnect
one NAV please ones own Individual
tastes and still be certain of follow
ing fashions rule. Turbans and
to0ue effects will probably pre-
dominate. Colonials and continent
tails are bound to be popular. and
sailors. trimmed and untrimmed. are
more in demand than ever for the
purposes they are designed to serve.
At the Schott Millinery Depart
ment one of the prettiest hats seen
was a Maxine Elliott, similar in style
to those of that name which have
been SO much worn here during the
summer. but more abruptly turned
up at the rear.
Mrs. Cary has two novel and strik-
ing creations that will attract atten-
ton. the "Tommy Adkins" a yaria-
tion OF the polo. and the MAY SUIT
ton" a very pretty trimmed sailor,
seen mostly in white.
The Ladies' Hat store shows a new
and novel thing in the Julia Marlowe.
a dress hat trimmed with a heavy
black lyre plume. and having the sash
effect in the hack.
Miss Kauffman disnlavs tho nonu-
lar now dome and derby crowns the
Letter in reality mans crown in a
woman,s hat Tor vomnu ladies and
,;sae. and nrett,sst ana newest ~
oil fnr MISSES tho "Anna uo,du a
hat oanaraI1v Won, n ainth or to,t
IN Ton, n,Shortar ataor Vi io'''
Tbo rn,os ranard,na ~, r,,
a. r,voh as thesa rnt.u , liz 'aS
ahoma cstr;nb ,,,,uoa ms .. liz au
% sis,s,,, .1as % ups w
,u % sash;ono ,an 49, ~ Ing I nyane
ap s;na,a ri,,non :. nsnS "a
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