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Show dr jnri r 4 f! THE TAGE EIGHT. Smaller Patterns In Haberdashery r.trical by too much pattern emphasis in his apparel. a such In auherence with si heme we see neckwear going in for the smaller figures, neater and itnpes and minute checks shirts are expressing their smart con color harmonious ptss by tiast.s rather than by boldness of pattern treatments In the shirts we see many very JLC tasty twotone effects brought out in stripes by narrow interval not too which a bolder stripe widely placed will bring out the coior definition. Or a small check with one dimension a bit warmer color than its opposite dimension. In some coses we see a blended stripe on a solid background or another treatment is a fairly obvious vertical stripe on a foun elation of dipped figures or all oi er patterns jacquarded. Novelty Weaves In Shirts To attain these subdued yet striking effects in shorts takes seme very adroit designing and a great deal of this achieved by the introduction of very novel weaving effects. Never has shirt patterning been quite as ingenious a. the shirts of this Spring. The finer shirts, and that of course means the costlier ones, employ the more intricate weaves such as woven madias, cheviot and tweed. While the are flatter effects shown in broadcloths, percales and tayon textures. Collars for this spring are lower than heretofore and many shown have rounded, rather than the pointed peaks. For sport wear, the eyelet collar is extremely fashionable and will increase the vogue for collar pins that came strong the latter part of last summer. Plain white shirts will be noted less this summer and most of the solid color shirts will be relieved by small clip figures of sell' tone or present a slight miv tore or dusted effect. In the main il is to be a season of patterned shirts with tasty restraint on the While men are taking strongly the rough fabrics that dominate the Spring vogue iu suits and top coats the best dressed will moderate the effect with smaller patterns in his shirts, ties and hosiery, as no man will risk the hazard of looking horsey' or theto 1 All Leather Footwear MENS OXFORDS Pi. m; s 5iof.s $2.85 MEN'S SOX Fancy Patterns 12c Jessens Shoe Store Vl (SapnttoH FRIDAY andiUTUlDAY GUILTY HERALD-JOURNA- patterns, fine ribbed treatments end small stripes with contrast clocks. outfits For summer formal many white and light shades ir. .solid colors with just a small contrast clock to relieve the monotony will be favorites if what was worn at the winter resorts can be taken as a criterion Golf hore is bark to patterns again after a season or two of solid colors and small mixture effects. Small Patterns for Sweaters Sweaters are emerging from tl e mode that has obtained for a season or two; that is absence of pattern. For this Spring while pattern is not running not as in earlier days there is at least some character to the weaving. This is evidenced in small checks subdued overplaids, Fair Isle and heather mixtures. V neck models lead. Sleeveless sweaters are going to be stronger than ever this summer. The tournament best dressed golfers put these on the map last slimmer. Comfort Models In Pajamaa Pajamas are getting quieter in pattern effect but not so in color treatments. Shadings are richer and tastier and not as exotic as heretofore. Men have shown their preference for coolness and neck comfort in summer pajamas and hence we now see more of the models than collarless, slipover previously. For lounge wear only are the longer coats and the girdled pajamas favored. Sateens art the fabrics most used for Spring wear but as we go into summer the cooler broadcloth and madras weaves will show that comfort is a chief consideration in slumberwear. No important changes are noted In the styling of shirts and shorts. Sport belts will be more ornamental than ever with many novelties in reptile trimmings. patterns. Neckwear Colorful But Quiet So varied are mens ideas in the Mr. and Mrs. Janies Neves and matter of neckwear that it is dif ficult to say that there are two Mrs. Mabel Neves spent Wednesoi three outstanding effects in day in Logan visiting with friends. Mrs. Eltha Reading and small sets any season. True fashion emphasis on certain outstanding daughter of Logan, visited with notes but when it comes to the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. nutter of selection men will let Hovey, Thursday. Mr. A. L. Yeates of Nibley, Mr. their individual tastes sway them Mr. J. W. Garr regardless of what the style HarryMr.Hoodless, E. Larson of the mentors may have pronounced as and George water board, motored to Salt Lake the things." There are noticeable trends, City on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Esckler of however, and these are mainly based on color recommendations Ogden, called on Mrs. Escklers in suits. Or if not color, weaves, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. and since rough weaves are the Jessop, Wednesday. They came prime factor in the styling of to attend the funeral services of men's suits this Spring it has Ras Rasmussen, held in Nibley brought about a revival (at least Wednesday. Mr. Ellis Shaeffer motored to for the early Spring months) of the crocheted tie. You'll see a lot Ogden and Salt Lake City the fore of them worn by the best dressed part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Humphrey men. These ties will be in rather bold crossbars or bias stripes. were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jorgensen of LoOther is mixture effects of basket weaves. In these ties gan. Mrs. Hildred Neves and Mrs. atone will patterns be heavy or Blanche Hoodless spent Friday in inordinately pronounced. In silk ties the patterns are far Wellsville, visiting with friends. more quiet showing small figures, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood of narrow stripes and small checks. Amalga, were over-nigguests of two-ten- e LOGAN,' UTAH, L, THURSDAY, MARCH Finer Fabrics and Smarter Patterns In Men s Wear AT CAPITOL IJU.2I?IE3.SS2B m m Flippant are the models; flam boyant are the patterns for it is to be a Spring of wild and wooly clothes for men. With rough fabrics as the vogue and sport details as the theme we see a season of apparel that definitely puts the in the ascendant. There are, of course, plenty of the more steady clothes to be had for the sedate dresser is too great a factor to disregard in any program o. fashioning In other words man will dress to his mood or to the occasion but inasmuch as summer is largely a sport and lounge season the more sportive effects wkl dominate. The more sedate business men and even the dressier or more serious minded college men will find expression for their apparel tendeng cies in very reserved, models and inobtrusive patterns and such clothes are widely shown in soft worsteds and the smoother cheviot weaves and early spring and Easter styling will give this type of clothes a wide following but as the season advances the sport phase will become more pronounced. d 'Suits a Factor For business wear and for the dressier d occasions the suit is to have a wide folthis a lowing spring. It occupies favored position in the edicts. It has very precise style lines and is rather closely fitted with considerable width of lapel and greater length of skirt than have shown in recent seasons. These coats are made with 6 buttons; pockets are with, or without flaps. d The business model of the season is in two types; a n model and that is with either notch or form-definin- Double-Breaste- double-breaste- ail-ov- with Otto Kruger Cna MERKEL Ben LVON Isabel JEWELL Uowoe KAHNS A er Picture m- - GRAND THEATRE 11 CAST TIME TODAY ! Magnificent! Sumptuous! home-spun- & i ' I t Hear--"S- Me- close-fittin- g pin a little Web ef Dreams" CLARE CARTER Earl Carroll's most beautiful girl, who is at the Capitol Theater In person tonight. His Life," which comes Friday to the Capitol theatre. Many .Stories In One In reality, it is a composite of many true stories of New York's rapid-pulslife, for it is a mixture of many scare head yarns that have screamed from the front pages of the Big Towns newspapers in tall black letters. It is the story of sensational trials; of life behind the scenes of the courtrooms and attorneys offices; of a spectacular trial iawyer who always wins the case for his clients, be they guilty or innocent, but who lets a woman ol his past wreck his future. CArPiyL IwfI t ALSO CARTOON, ONE REEL ACT AND PARAMOUNT NEWS AT THE GRAND TOMORROW A Paramount Feature Production MISS FANES BABY IS STOLEN Wieck - Alice Brady - Baby LeRoy Dorothea With and Jack LaRue a coat and trousers of entirely different pattern but a harmonious contrast or blending of color tone. The man who owns two suits will be permitted to wear the coat of one with the trousers of the other providing they are chosen with some tasty relation of color effect. For instance a coat of small brown check will go well with trousers oi a narrow stripe or plain color a bit lighter in shade than the color of the coat, or This practice is entirely permissible for business wear and is a of last summer's development vogue for summer formal. The coat for such wear is best chosen with sport details. vice-vers- a. this Heres one of the latest innovations in Spring Topcoats. Smartly tailored for masculine comfort. ServIn a iceable materials. complete new wide array of entirely new plaids, plains and c leeks. Priced to accommodate the man with the limited budget who insists upon style and quality when he purchases a coat. THERES CHARACTER THESE TO HATS $1.90 $2.90 Youll like these hats . . . loull like the new colors. Either the homburg or the or the snap brim style. Ani youll all agree that Levens price creates DANCE semi-hombu- MODERNE a mighty fine value. Sale of Mens thrill-crowde- MICHAEL and MARY Weber Clubs Little Theatre Production Directed by Miss Anna Boss MARCH U.S.A.C- AUDITORIUM 9TH-10T- H - Seats 50c on sale at $ Tj 00 and $Jl 33 NEW SPRING COLORS! and Up! TIES Shirt styles never stand still 25 In to $ a and geometric stripes pattern arrangements. All of new ties these express the super values at Levens. City Drug and College Book Store Wallpaper... 200' fascinating s, levens alert designers ar ever evolving new effects to put new asiiects on the fashion scenery. Youll get the Idea in in these a very appealing way new Spring Shirts. Mens Oxfords '98 A 00 COO -' fan dancers pinch-back- Two-Wa- Th style swing this season is to lighter colored fabrics. They introduce the sports slant into suits for business and general wear. Itieh color treatments and smart pattern arrangements distinguish group of superbly tailored suits for men and young men. st Sponsored by Logan stake Gleaner Girls, - Se- grey-gree- fortable and so youthful locking that men will early recognize their appeal and a wide adoption of this type of garment is assured. y Ensemble The Another important note in the seasons styling is mixed combination. This presents the wearing of What Sty I ing In These New Spring x !t i blue-grey- Mail-O-Man- ... Kir Vs two-ton- single-breaste- three-butto- Seldom has the Capitol theater offered its patrons such a meritorious attraction as Jay C. Flippen and his company of forty people, the star entertainers including from A Century of Progress, who will make their appearance at the Capitol for one day only, tonight. Mr. Flippen is an outstanding radio, screen and stage personality. He first launched his career behind the footlights as a member of the Al. G. Field Minstrels and has been a featured artist with a large number of the big Shubert' as musical such productions, June Days," and Temptations, the Passing Shows. He is known to radio audiences his through broadcasts of "A. Flippen from Arkansas" over the Columbia Broadcasting, while he has also appeared in a number of moving pictures. Mr. Flippen will have the support of such noted stars as Clare Carter. Earl Carroll's most beautiful girl; Jack Dalton and Company, the peer of all roller skaters; the Burns Twins, noted dancers; Barney Dean, the Midway Clown and Mahon & Rucker, exW. W. Mr. and Mrs. Pitkin, Fri- quisite ballroom dancers. As a who Elenore special feature, day. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Olson were shocked and startled Chicago durguests Sunday evening of Mr. and ing the past summer will appear in Dance Moderne. her sensation Mrs. Parley Jessop. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jessop, Twenty of the world's fairest beauMrs. Mae Jessop, Mrs. Faye Jes- ties will appear in dazzling numsop and Mrs. Francis Jessop of bers throughout the huge producNibley, returned home Sunday from tion. 4ft Worlds Fair Artists Salt Lake City, where' they spent Mr. Flippen has used all the the week visiting with relatives. knowledge gained through the big 20 Worlds Fair-eMr and Mrs. Eugene Johnson of Shubert musical productions to Beauties featuring Nibley, Mrs. L. W. Hovey and launch his own attraction. It Mrs. M. R. Hovey of Logan and carries the same punch as a New Mrs. Jessie Jessop spent WednesYork production and the girls and day with their parents, Mr. and dancers are from the biggest and Mrs. John Johnson, the occasion best $3.00 shows. There is not one being the 82nd birthday anniver- idle moment during the entire sary of Mr. Johnson. presentation of the World's Fair i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Humphrey of Follies. Mr. visited with and Mrs. Hyrum, Dewayne Humphrey, Sunday and Out of the yellowing pages of Monday. a draOn The Screen newspapers metropolitan Mrs. Morgan Jensen entertained matic t story has been rescued at a party at her home Monday for the screen that promises to ZASU FITTS in afternoon the occasion being her be one of the fastest, exciting and birthday anniversary. The afterchronicles of modern TWO ALONE noon was spent in social chat. An metropolitan life to be transcribed attractively arranged dinner was into a motion picture. served at 5 o'clock. Places were The picture is The Women in marked for Mrs. Sara Olsen, Mrs. Ruth Eliason, Mrs. Rela Anderson and Mrs. Francis Jessop of Nibley, Mrs. Peter Peterson, Mrs. Maud Anderson, Mrs. Alta Anderson, Mrs. Emma Jensen, Mrs. Olla Anderson, R. R, MILNES Mrs. Faye Jessop, Mrs. Marion Jessop and Mrs. Cora Hoodless. Mrs. Nora Lewis returned to her story of two people who dared to face the home in Los Angeles, California, censure of the world because of their after spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James great love for each other and for their son. Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pitkin of Logan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pitkin. Mrs. Jennie Hovey and daughter, spent Tuesday in North Logan with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hoodless are spending a few days in Dayton, Idaho, with Mrs. Hoodless' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larsen. Mrs. Etta Jensen spent Friday in Logan, visiting her mother, Mrs. Christina Dowdle. VAl'DEVILLE Thursday, March 8th 8 p. in. NIBLEY HALL Special Dancing and musical numbers Admission, ioc m mm mixe spuns are mainly in tures. Browns, greys, are popular tones. Tans have for the moment retired to the background. fanciSport models reveal very ful details. Norfolks, inverted pleats and novelty yokes, straps and belts are features. Patch, pouch and bellows pockets further accentuate the sport trend of the season in these coats. a Feature The A style that promises strong supgolf suits port both in lounge and This coat is made is the with either plain or yoke back and has inverted pleats under the arms These inverted pleats are a sort ab-of bellows arrangement that gives and ensolute freedom of arm-plaables the coat in any posture to maintain a straight hang to the back. These will be found in regthe ular suits and very widely informsummer sport jackets of the com so are al season. These coats Youll Be Delighted With NEW SCREENlWONDER! Warner Bros.ycreators of j42ndiStreet,V;,'Gold againil Diggers',' and 'Footlightf Parade ofl creation! Jit with fabuIoul amaze ithe Jworld drama ' pectacle,'' fun, music'jand) stars!. ' - peak lapel and a straighter model, two button with slightly shaped body, longer coat and short lapels. This latter is definitely a university style. These dressier models are made jn rather sedate patterns of small checks, refined stripes and indistinct overplaids. Dusted stripes and mixtures are also fashionable in these types cf coats. Enter the Sport Models The sport styles of the season are so widely different from these dress models that the man who aspires to a well balanced wardrobe will find very definite need for at least two suits this spring. Sport models are nearly all made in rough fabrics; tweeds, shetlands and shaggy cheviots and our own American version of rough fabrics, s the and crashes. The tweeds and shetlands present rather bold patterns; large checks, herringbones, houndstooth checks, window pane squares and knotted mixtures. The home double-breast-ed- .s ht These will be largely in mogadors, repps, grenadines and spitalsfields. As the season advances foulards will dominate the neckwear. Both light and dark patterns will be shown. Figures, florals and polka dots in both small and large patterns will prevail. Bow ties will go big this summer. Variety Teems in Hosiery Confusion among hosiery manufacturers seems to have developed a profusion of ideas so diversified that no definite style can be said an being a true style feature. If there has been any agreement It seems to be In the matter of docks and ribbed treatments. The wool hose for early imported large Spring wear runs toward pattern effects that seem to go well with the rough fabric suits but the hosiery shown for the summer season leans toward small 1934. 8, Wall Paper has arrived ! , . . OUR new Spring Line of will be a pleasure to show the beautiful new As for lieaiitifnl sample booklet it is patterns! FREE! Ldgan Hardware Co. 45 MAIN STREET New and Beautiful Line of LADIES SMART New Spring Styles in smooth and grain leathers. White. black and whites, black and i grays, and tun combinations. A I ou'll find your sizes for busi-ness, dress and sports wear. Y Footwear $2.98-$3.9- 5 $4.95 All Styles - AH Colors All Sizes Tf |