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Show fi miC mm ini iftrrir it inliTi iBiirriigr nir.'in i? fl aniyilAaSMM V T nE HERALD-JOURNA- Accessories Fill a Big Role J WEDNESDAY SHlTLM mu; LOGAN, UTAH. L, Preston News in Fashion Drama For Fall W A torniy visitors Ixuml cv H'lt 1933. 20. j 3t f prv' THT'ri? ? y- - vvue Mulud k and Mis 1 him as Heath are business visitois ip Color uio Springs Mi and Mi Ab'it Parkmon hun? a new water maul for Franklin were buints visitors Fronton Ln Preston. Saturdiv Mim Melba Pot tor Orvid as-- I 'of the local Parent Teachers PtiUimon accompanied them first the Chris Hansen of Mink Creek xoi mtion, announces i Mr TOURISTS jo1 RAZE j O its A season of luxury is upo a i . Opulence ts the fashion so accessories follow sun Thei has never been a year whin a. cessories have been so i iiifull. ensembled in accordance wi h the rest of tthe costume. If a dress is satin, accessories may he found' which will exactly correspo nl , Accessories Ensemble One of the most importa it frac tions of the costume is the gloe This year designers have g.'ru u gloves which ensemble 1.1 feclin with thte dresses that arc most dresses ate in important Wool so are wool glavtx fashion Satin shines out . so do satin gloves Felt is featuied in mu iv handbags . . so there uu gloccs to match Many times these hltli ensembles may mein le shoe, plan, bag and even siarf' Gloves Are Hegant Gloves reflect a gu it deil of the grandeur of chesses mid .inform to the feminine trend bv pleats, tucki lgs anil little ruffles that make the m vciy is graciousnewand luxurious UInalthmost also a chaiacttristn fl cases there will be a wide ire at the culf of the gloe 'Ih.s iliac them to be easily worn neer th top of most suit and di c xx s.ee' c x Contrasting inserts art m U rirt hilt and give relict to thi gi iu inserts in blatk glint x, hio.cn m beige Fabric Gloves Import. mt So much has been dont to m ikt the fabric glovt smart that it to gtec the lcathir glict a meny rate thix fall Thtse ,ti seti in novelties with wide flails dainty p. eatings, and i outlasting appliques. Velvet and satin glove are the high l.ntum tvpts 11 fabrics, and aie smartest with Wool dressy ilothes gloces ait a lother innovation lhtxe c c being developed in coating and seining man rials 'lhiv son.tlims combine cheeks or pi ml, vci a solid golors In other wold, tils' more unusual tile g'nci', the smarter it is' lush ion In The Rag There is a great ueul of news coming cteiy day from tne v.oi!J of handbags The pout h sh i.u- )x the one ii greatest fuvor type of bag mix Ik carried with both tailored or a. nr noon clothes which has a pita deal to do with its Fabric bags are expe ted to be xery smart, and to gite the classic 1 tk. 4J. i h D a ( ... : sj i jjn o ifr lillu M: y ri the Fair K n! Jd cy j con-en- tri-sta- f 1 Vi . pop-lar- leather i j e ,i , the Fins and the Fabric makes the coat. And these Theie is no doubt about it eoats aie the eiandest weve ever seen at any wheie near the price . . . All the limny furs at anything but a luxury price. The bodies of these coats aie perfect, in fine mateiials. Mary Pickfo'd being shown Tom OMalpoints of interes by of ley, guide at A Century World tha Chicago Progress Tlieies a (leiuled newness to the texture of these fabrics. on aunsuncl collar. In belted and French Heaver Fur -- t ... d t button style. Wool Crept! Fabrics. ii rj i i ' ad Iui Silk Lining. Sf50 $H) j FALL HATS RIDE HIGH some bag strong VVool On the Wave com- of Fashion! smart (i ml ii I il. bags aie escitsiallv in the daytime mode Velvet and satin bags are also highlights 'I y make smart run Ding mates for the sat.n shots and gloves which are so popular Thy are delightfully gritefu! aid elegant wnen- shown with torn ai afternoon frocks Handbags Go Ornamental Ornaments so elaborate as to bt almost jewel pieces are sem n the more dressy type bags Iirrm ornaments aie also very tbic ail make a lovely ensemble with tne dresses thqt feature mirror je ctl-r- y Metal frames in trimmings both silver and gold finish arc atoll the most impuitant trimming that can be used on handings Evening Bags Th Kajt nineties, and the emlv t petition ' NE W COATS i I'm-veisi- - t i - a u m A nr cm lx d i IKv ' ,x I Frid 1 .et-on S' in Preston dix-ap- k ' HISTORIC FORT meeting of the year will 8 be held ' p Wednesday evening at in tiie gymnasium of Emnngration Schow is i n with1 Franklin Benson and Oneida pkuku: CCC camp Hot 't cnthuMiisN are in Preston over the week stakes conducted a blnmil hm lor the gr idual vc ntion in Preston, Sunday from u tine of histoin Fort (haw Mrs Edwin Crockett and Mrs t a m to 4 p m Between six the foul of ol m m a battles and seven hundred people 'thc Hnwaid Gnggs entertained at mil ms Hitl white men in luncheon1 three stakes attended The visitDutch Oven delicious fl iv the from general plOI members last ul Wednexiicy at Willow Flat ing In n in uumg p it of the board were Thomas Beal, C E evening Special guests included i lori.tt isibh ol the old Mr ami Mrs Claud Lewis, Mr Hammond. C. Beesley, Eima Ro- toit Spein iu il buildim, is hung turned and Mrs Smith Allen Mr and land and Mrs C F Folsom Mrs furnished aw and i by mulls is uone bv jtont by cial music was Mis Earl McClurg and Mr Sarah Geuard and a chorus of tun t sous i im hunti rs Mrs W .1 Fryer Creek, was Mink a mi1 from H Evans In ladies P If nts u bthevo the popyoung Attorney Salt Lake City visitor over the under the direction of Maigaret ulous ol Uu H" k garden m re-- r B Kelli r nt si im ius done more to rae week end of the Mu it in mis ot the old fort than Twentv-fiv- e members Kirma and Kvlltr, Charles Elaine Duisteller, Cl ur Chidwick Franklin county band, under the list' in., list 'lounsts vuw the J Preston left J Fiajia direction of Prof and Kusxell Fryer hi toi i s i!.i s md de uh that a last week for Pocatello wheie geve a band eoneert at the C. C n fiom Mu old fort would at studies their resume canyon C will in camp Strawberry a ssonduful addition to the they Thiusdav evening the southern branch of the nu So the old ii at home g of Idaho County Agent Chase Kearl an- ss ids (in itduied bv one mote Mr J N Larson was chairman nounces that no applications for blunt of a delightful paiW- given last wheat allotments will be received H is istimiud that at the pte- Thursday in honor of Pi of Jethro after Sept 25. its thin will be nothing left The Oneida stake old folks tut Hathcock, the Oneida stake choir ot tlie old fort in another 10 leader A lovely program, games committee headed bv Bishop W VS Us Crane of Mink Creek, enand speeches were the evening's N. a a move hns been i still diversion. tertained at a banquet and pro- bin in hue a guard foi Mrs W G Palmer and Mrs gtam for 120 members over 60 s' 't 1,1111 Satur-- , years of age The W llford Smith entertained pajty was heldi1"' 'l 1,1 !'l,mM""Us inilitaiv history d.iy evening in honor of the ldth at the Riverdnle ward M d s"" standing are ot In ' birthday of their daughters, Gwen' State Economist E.ra T Ben'i to iiuiints ot midiunt for visaed vuth his fither George Smith and LaPrtel Palmer u insuh tiu medical budding group of 20 vourg people parti-- c T Hen-soSunday Mr' Bensort is mated in the evenings festivi- en route to Bear Lake county to mi !i Wi'him Hiaumont to business there ties jftiiimd nun of his exoenments th' man The Prehton City golf tourna- - i n M utin M AUxts, Mavor L E Hansen J C Jensen N Larson and Atloi ney ragnt wiU be. conducted Septcm- - ' h tin wimIow m his stomaih Aithur W Hart visited in Boise, her 24th and October lst, at the Hu tv'iiinunU contributed mui h 'o tin ( iih knowledge of diges Idaho, last week in an effort to local golf course. secure funds for the puipose of' Junius Jensen County At- - turn friends week visited Of last Alvin canyon fi lends -- morev b tinue jn to conSomebody Monte Cirlo in merry oil Ft ,ru wa reputed to have tanv'd fhkidtnds The summer retOv i turned out for an port Anieu'un cl Virsion of the gieat .gambling (ULmo, played bingo untd ite at night es, the chamber will cont.iiue telling the world it it were e'istrce Itichly iui red with Fitch and Caracul, In nubby or libbed; crepes, Youll find sever al new labile ; in this gioup. Pure silk lining. In a most excellent & j selection. . iola ibc. it Us a high life and a gay one HOSIER Y f 'll w . Kayser S m for the new hats. Made of most every material imaginable. Furred with genu.c.e Heaver and Raccoon. The fabric and tailoring of these coats are the best to be had. Lined In beted and button style. with a hea'y long rearing silk lining. Theyre intriguing little affairs that drape about the head in becoming fashion. They make a new person of you oung, gay, daring. ksr Xv NEW FALL Jfv, '01 kl -- LINGERIE MLIITHOWNS SLIPS The Price of Raw Silk Has Risen! . . . Hosiery Prices Will Kventmilly See The New Silhouette Shi-."Tru-nt- . Slendei i in lotkirut po Show your foHuht ... I'll .'"'i' ahead iater. , hv iuo and !e thi-()w piiu1 now at Heels and toes me mr.foiced to R.ve maximum of here. wear. Every inpoituiU f..d sindi We have one grand and glinmix hit nf hoxur) ... pair full fihiomd in hif fon and aerviee wights. All the new i ui ier bhaden. 69' . . hand half sleeves I'ink, Fcach, White . . . . . . SI .00 COHSHTS PAJAMAS Dr. Warnifs jjuarante'l Rui.t Proof (oisefs .mu Cor.selettes ' Hosiery Special . SI. 00 Further Advances! -- M.idei ia .. $1.00 The New Fancy step-in- . Iace Le2;s. Smartly Tail-o- i 79 c In beautiful i cilo i combinations. Very d i essy 51.00 STEP-IN- S ed One pieve. PANTIES i 'I limned u i v si k w it It j i . expen-ivI I, ned fox ot all coloi s e )mt iia ti c co v jt., bag. 1 .is.v ict. with pure i.ii,v IxA ely , ah coloimgs and exquisite quaitv . The styles aie perfect All the tavontes of the early sc. icon selhn" . . . . ! 59s Made or heavy silk and lavon muteiial 50c ir t32ZXITilaiIS3II7 IMI WMto4 uv VMv l VAOIC 'srra.iiLia |