The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-01
Caldwell and Haltiwanger.

and Haltlwanger thronged With hap
py, laughing crowds. Each and all
exclaiming over the exquisite taste
and loveliness of the hats. The fur
toques, large and small, were very
much in evidence, in all the newest
shades. Then there were the large
picture hats, one in particular with
the long, black ostrich plumes fall
ing across the rolling back. Then
another with rolling brim to the left
side, of handsome beaver, with a
heavy willow plume. One saw ev-
erywhere the decided tendency to the
three corner shape, in beavers, felt
and fur. Another large black moray,
was most captivating with a garnl-
ture Of curled aigrettes around the
crown, and to one side as if only
just dropped there, was large white
rose glistening with silver embrold-
cry. So even this winter we are to
have with US still, dew-steeped roses.
Probably one Of the newest things
Of the season is the chamois crowned
hat. This was Of Napoleonic shape.
In fact, in all these models, one saw
the combination Of more or less
black and gold. One very much ad-
mired was Of pastelle shade OF
green combined with orange wings
and ornaments. The diSphanous dain-
tiness Of a large white hat attracted
much attention. The hat was Of white
beaver, and a heavy willow plume be-
gan from the front in big, full bow
of lace net. and fell across the crown
to the back. Indeed there were hats
Of every shade. shape and style, and
one must certainly be hard to please
if there were not at least one hat Of
all these that appealed to her.
G. & G. S. Mower Co.
It appears that the merry widow is
beating a 'haSty retreat but We can
not compalin at her departure when
on her heels comes the charming
Ethel Barrymore sailor, which was
seen at tthe Mower Co. This hat is
full Of subtle attractiveness because
Of its extreme simpleness. Of deli
1ets grAA1 silk, with a deep band of
a darker shade facing the under rim,
and the rolling left side. It was filed
in about the crown with an artisti-
cally arranged bow. As study in
the seasons latest offerings, this hat
was in the foremost ranks. A black
faced hat had its top Of white kid,
which makes very unique and swell
hat. There was & medium sized green
felt, handsome in itself without the
rich velvet, which dressed the Sc
verely turned-up left side. This was
one Of the three cornered studies, and
one cf he nattiest hats shown. A
large black picture hat showed cord
of ":"' old silk carried around the
round crown, ending beneath hand
some black tips, vieing with this for
position was white and black silk
hat with nodding white willow
plume almost erect at one side. Any
one would be proud to be the pos
SCISSOR Of any Of the hats shown at
the C. & G. S. Mower Co.
J. A. Mimnaugh.
A glance into the window at MIN
chs invites closer attention.
gst attractive is the plum colored
Hit DISPLAYED in this window, the
coat in shawl effect with loose sleeves,
and the most captivatingly jaunty fur
toque to match with wings, sweeping
low to the side. Close to this is a
white hit abounding in lovely white
tins, nd ten, resplenden, in jet and
full. blowing black plumes, is an ex-
ruisite large black hat. The store
Of Mr.. Mimnaugh is replete with
silks and dress goods OF every nue..
All the newest shades and trimmings
are present. and placed to show off
to the most advantage. Jet trimmings
glistcn and CLEAN, jewelled passe-
menteries, dainty jabots and neck ac-
ceS~or;es catch the eye on all sides,
while the suits are all that one could
possibly expect to find in any large
apartment store. AS one mounted the
steps to the millinery department it
was difficult to decide which way to
turn first. A host Of the seasons
beauties met the admiring gaze. Here
the hats possessed a charm all their
ov5a, and distinctly apart from the
others that hail the coming winter.
Attracting much attention was fair
" large hat cf ashes Of roses. a flat
bow Of moray ribbon extending across