The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-10-02
Mrs. Emma Hair.

| attractive appearance " cdneSdaN
morning at her fall and winter open
ing. She has (, splendid line Of belts,
collars, and all rhe latest noii"nS. and
her hats are we'll chosen and quite
stylish and very pretty. BeSldeS her
pattern hats she has a full line Of
street hats and she makes speciality
Of baby bonnetS, caps and hats.
Among her pattern hats are two
very stylish black hats, both being
large picture hats. One is solid
black hat made of velvet and trimmed
with two novel pins and large cope
feather. The other is lined with
cloth Of gold covered with black vel
vet trimmed with canard ribbon and
feathers, beautiful roses, and autumn
foliage. It has the leather satin
streamers that are 50 in vogue and is
finished off with a stylish aigrette.
Another beautiful hat is a black
picture hat faced with white satin,
trimmed in malign with two hand
some pins and white and black aig-
retteS. One of the prettiest things
about this hat is the gilt band on
which are black net leaves. This is
truly an attractive hat.
One Of the daintiest hats Mrs.
Hair has is a baby blue velvet hat
with beautiful golden brown ribbon
band, two handsome gold pins, blue
ostrich plumes and blue ribbon.
Besides these there is a beautiful
green hat and an equally prettS- pur-
pie hat; also one Of the prettiest red
hats in town, which is made Of red
velvet and crowned with red wings
and red roses.
Mrs. Hair is assisted this season
by Miss Paradise, Of Middle Geor-
gia, and Miss Wicker. She together
with these two young ladies take
great pleasure in showing their hats
to the visiting public and will do
their best to please those who entrust
their orders to them.
Jas. A. Mimnaugh.
At the large department store Of
J. A. Mimnaueh there was a steady
stream Of visitors all during the day
who admired extremely the elaborate
millinery and suitings that were on
display.
Mimnaugh's store has long had an
enviable reputation and this seasons
stock Of goods will but add to the
we'll earned reputation which by wise
selecting and courteous treatment Of
their customers they have succeeded
in building up.
It was really apleasure to have Miss
Mefauver, their charming milliner,
show one around, She with her able
assistants Mrs. Crouch and Mrs. Tay-
lor, had decorated the millinery room
to splendid effect in Americas ma
tional flower, the old field golden
rod and asparagus. fern and roses. IN
the front yi~t:ow also We're attractive
decorations and three beautiful hats
one being a white hat trimmed in the
daintiest colors and most exquisite
style, one was combination Of Lon
! don smoke and canard blue with a
medium size gray owl placed on the
crown.
ln>i7r |he millinery room were
shown all sizes and shapes from the
quaint, though stunning little toQues,
to the large. and beautiful picture
hats.
One, a large London smoke satin
hat trimmed with toque ribbon. sage
velvet, and wings the color. of the sat
in va:eh lowered the hat ~as E'":c
picturesque and artistic: This hat
was trimmed on the left side.
Another large hat made of white
satin with black facing trimmed with
fancy aigrettes and broad satin rib
bon was a decided favorite.
A blue satin hat faced with black
satin with trimming on the right side
Of beautiful black PocahontaS
feather and handsome navy blue rib
bon bows, was stylish and much ad-
mired Also,
Another of the prettieSt hats was
a green satin trimmed in toque velvet
and green velvet with fancy toque
feather
A large turban Copenhagen blue
lat with Copenhagen and green shad'
| al aa+bor parsian ribbon and vel