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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
Horse and Mule
Market Promising;
Show Jan. 1927

A report fro mthe Denver horse
and mule market that there has not
been much demand lately for horses
and mules but that they expect it
to pick up after the first of January.
The reasons they assign for it are
that tractors all over the country
that were doing the plowing in 1920
were not in so much favor in 1921,
and many of them were idle. This
indicates that large numbers of
horses are likely to be needed to
take the places the tractors were ex-
pected to take. The demand for
horses and mules in the south is ex-
pected to stimulate the January and
February marke. For the northern
states 1t is desirable to have the
horses on the market in February
and March.
The annual stock show will be
held at Denver, January IA to 21,
and stock men will be In attendance
there from all parts of the country.
They are planning to have q good
many horses and mules ON sale at
that time, and persons who contem-:
plate making shipment or combining
their stock together to make ship
ment are invited to consider putting
stock in there in tome for the stock
show or to send man there to look
the situation over with a, view OF
making shipment later. Our report
comes from the Denver horse and
mule market, Union Stock yards,
Denver, Colo. n
A shipment. Of horses that was,
made from this locality in November
did not sell we'll, and for good heavy
horses the owners received only
about fifteen dollars head after
paying expenses.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
COMMISSIONERS TO BOISE

The commissioners of Bingham
county have an engagement to meet
with w. ]. Hall, the commissioner
OF highways for Idaho, at his office
at Boise on Wednesday, the twenty
eighth Of December, to try to reach
a settlement between Bingham
county and the state highway de-
partment over their road accounts
the same ones we are now discussing
In the 1921 tax series now being
published in this paper
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
NO TAX ARTICLE

Chaper 20 Of the tax series deal
ing with the road question is kept
out Of the Christmas issue and will
follow in he next issue.
We like to follow the custom of
not publishing anything in the
Christmae issue that partakes Of the
nature of criticism or contention and
for that reason chapter 29 will be
delayed and will appear in the next
issue Of the paper. tAg%5
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
BACK FROM COLLEGE

Miss Genevieve Just, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Just, arrived on
Thursday afternoon from Boise.
where she has been attending the
Idaho Commercial college.
Miss Just will return to Boise
after the holidays.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
ON ALL-NORTHWEST TEAM

Idaho won three places on the all
northwest football team this year
Neil. Irving Of Rupert was named
halfback, and Grover Evans, Ameri:
can Falls, end; Dale vohs. Emmett,
was made tackle on the second tear,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
BIsTLINE COMPANY OPENS

The Bistline company is a new
firm in Blackfoot, and on the first
of the year will open their imple-
ment and hardware store at the
building formerly used by the Ster-
ling Implement company on West
Bridge street. IL e
They are getting the stock Of
goods in and have already remodeled
the building to suit their needs.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
BOY SCOUTS HELP

Wednesday the members of Scout
Troops No. 8 cleaned the snow of
the sidewalks in the southeast part
of town and this act is sure to be
appreciated by the men going to
work and the ladies out doing their
Christmas shopping.
They also cleared the walks
around the public buildings in that
section. .a4
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
TO SEE SANTA
4

Four black horses bedecked with
bells were driven down Bridge street
this afternoon drawing q big bob
sleigh loaded with children from
Groveland, who came to town to wit
ness the arrival Of Santa Claus ON
the 3.45 train.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22
+, NO PAPER MONDAY.

Next Monday being proclaimed a
holiday, The Republican office will
not issue paper. The next issue
will be the regular Thursday edition,
which will reach the public on FIJI
day morning thru the regular chan
nele, EsR gsgas@.t Us
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-22

The Republican office will not is
sue q paper Monday, the twenty
sixth of December, naccount Of 1t
heirg holiday and business houses
Closed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

features are expressed short
sleeve The turned under Oriental
,kir'. the sash. ,he gathered tunic.
horizontal skirt trimming and spark
ling cmhrO.der, styles that the stout
woman once though, she could never
affect
The secret ~: simple lines. cxcel'
lent fabrics. well thought-out color
hlrmonios. And right proportions
No; one u these dresses has what the
second.ratc drcssmaker terms "A per-
feet H. which usually means q bod
tee strained across the back. sheath
Ike at the wa.s..nc and nodded over
a corset 100 light and too hlgh IN the
bust. The q, Of the pictured costumes
may be defined as easy. Nowhere
u there sign % fabrics pulled srlent-
lcs.ly into place: lines everywhere are
graceful and pleasing. The afternoon
frock is OF crepe de chine and
Georgetie. Two OF the sof;tsi. mos,
beautiful fabrics The frock Is IN
brown shades. brown fabrics and the
beading In ,ans. copper and brown.
The evening gown l. OF embroidered
chiffon. with gray SIX embroidery on
black Tn skirt drapery Is especially
graceful. bringing the embroidered
border in ob'ique effect rather than
straight across. and the straight. mar.
NV yes'e, 81 a'l-b'a-k. dividing the
embroidered sections OF the bodice Is n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
BuTrIl,FLIEs on BABY
BELONGINGS

q ABLY pillows for the perambula,oi
n have butterflies by way VI orna.
" ment now. and thCge are carriage
coyerleis 20 match. with butterflies
made OF fi,ci. or embroidered on the
coyerlei. Ready Cor frat spring days
are immaculate coytrleis and pillow
slips OF spic-span white linen with IN.
set butterflies q kiei. the edges OF
eoverle, and FELLOWSHIP scal!oped and
embroidered by hand.
Butterflies also adorn cushions for
the bedroom rest-couch. A pretty 90,
A OF pale tan linen with a diamond
shaped motif OF pink linen hem.
stitched TO the center and two ere.
tonne butterflies Ia say colors appll-
quod 10 tho cover. half on and halt
on the pink center section. The but.
.terfles are outlined In black.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

Mobilization Is what tie expert In
larger woman's fashions holds always
In mind. and the larger womans
clothes must therefore be more or less
conventional and conservative IN type.
Al extreme modes have 20 be avoid
Cd. all vivid colors. all raklsh effects.
But the conventional and conservative
clothes make rp in grace and charm:
and "A well dressed larger woman Il
usually the best dressed woman IN her
set. Good lines. graceful fabrics. har-
monious colors and well thought-oui
accessories OF dress lend distinction 20
her costumes and because she--or her
ireSsmakor-puis extra consideration
INTO 'he planning mistakes IN
ryle ana color are made than in the
fiimeni OF The slender woman VINO
thinks she can risk any mode that
come. along.
TIE larger woman should hrst o. all
cor -lder her particular iarEeness
car fu'ly when once n figure de-
parts from the normal or classic
measurements. n takes on all kinds
~ rou,nsss. The large woman may
have a heavy torso and 81 nder. taper
INK i.inbs-whlch means that she can
achieve becoming walsiline
without dificulty--or she may carry
mos, % her weight In hips and legs
with q chunky. high.walsted hrure
above the belt line she may have
mos, ~ her curves o, the back or she
may have quite a nice fat back with
the full development OF bust and
diaphragm that make youthful blouse
styles impossible. Usually she has =
shori. plump throat and the padding
OF nesh over her shoulders makes her
neck look really shorter than n In
And usually she has a surprisingly
pretty foo; and ankle for her size
There II no, much superiuoVs fest
on the scalp or temples yet the siou'
wemana head appears 20 be LARGE
than the thin woman's head ssesss'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
Gooo/ lines [2~ ~e
ZApGEZP ZrZ2ZzZV

OF the rounded contours Of cheek and
chin and the heavier column % the
neck. MI these things have 10 be con
sidercd In devslnE graceful costumes
for the larger woman.
Most Women OF ample measure
men,s can dress good deal better
nowadays by buying frocks. suits aud
evening gowns rcadymnde than by
having costumes made for ihem--un-
loss they can Lfford 20 patronize The
very best il.lors or dressmakers. Such
experts are artists IN their lines. bu'
the mediocre 's.lor and the dgessmaS-
or hy-'hc.day concentrate usually on
at: and m ard lines are two very.
very different things
And there are shops which cater
entirely 10 the Informal dinners. res
'aurani and ih-atre wear. or very FOR
NAL late afternoon affairs like recep-
lions or teas when one u hostess OF
assisting 10 receive Both Il n master
piece in ~ way. Each j. pleasing and
graceful In line. and conveys no un.
plsasan, sugr ssiion % clumsy weigh
in ~ wearcr. yet all the new STYLE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

4 ZOOS. bodice ca r. The average
woman wears her wa.s,iine much too
hlgh. Only a very young g.ri LOOKS
we'll in a shori-wa.s'cl costume and
even on her The effect Is quaiui-or
cunn!ng-rather than graceful Al
most anybody can achieve a low waist
line. even II nature has not been kind
in that respect. Al! that Il necessary
Is 10 have the skiriband very loose
and also the inside belt OF the bodice.
When the skirt belt u attached TO
this loose inside bel; OF the bodice.
The weight OF the skirt pulls the loose
bodice down and gives longer waist
ed effect The corset has really very
little 70 DO with 70. the clever cut or
the bodice and the loose3ess Of the
belts are what count Ready-mGde
dresses are usually too shofi-walsied
for average wearers. ard ready.made
blouses always are. unless one selects
a model on straight tunlc Inns and
puts the bel, wherever u looks best.
Soft fabrics Preferred
I Georgeite. crepe chiffon. crepe de
chine and canton crepe are 10 have a
special vogue this season because
\ Fashion insists upon soft. graceful
I lines. even when faslng skirts are be-
/ ing introduced. The new ianetas are
mostly chiffon iaffstas. and satlns are
! OF the supple klnd--satin meteor be-
ing fAyorlie. Later. printed
George,;es are going 20 have a grea;
vogue. one prophesies - for warm
weather frocks.
The Georgs;te frock In one % me
two-and-;wo pictures Is in brown
tones. Tobacco brown Georgciie j.
embroidered with bronze beads and a
little gold lace Is used az the girdic
a sash OF brown ribbon running under
the lace. The loops OF tho ssshboN
a; one side are yelled with gold lace.
And. OF course. the sashbow u tied
az the side, Front ana back sash
bows have been abandoned By fashion
and the side arrangement y now faV-
ored. The brown Georre'te ffock Is
dropped over lining o. bEque
Georgttte which sh0ss 10 a Ca yes'ee
In the open bodice front. The other
frook 10 this picture Is simplicity H-
self. 80 far a. lines 20. The skir; Is
quite full but the material Is 90 soft
that u falls IN siraigh, lines. and 'hs
weight oi the embroidery makes "a,
, lines all the s,rsighter.
al II IL q black crepe de chine mode
? embroidered with Jet beads and wh'''
. beads and the sash Is lined with waite
crepe de chine. The se,-in sleeve. lov
vais;line and Irregular skirt edge arr
all new features
The tafe,a and satin models pic
D. iurtd together have the new fun tuni
- over q narrow undezkir'. They hnv
h also the dropped Wais,llne. eve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

posies into o., bunches--so much a
bunch. and not on any account will he
break a bunch. But only want
three or four" YOU protest. lust
enough TO put In one of those japanese
flower holders" "sIxiy-p.ns cents Tor
I . bunch" l. his uncompromising re-
p... Don't you realize that II Is that
very Japanese Hover holder Of your
ani a other women's--ihai have made
h.m take his canny stand? Every
body vas wanting three or four"
hlnssoms for one ~ those economical
flower holders His vases Of flowers
ave gone out Of fashion and the poor
iorlst had TO do something. you seel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
ENZ2yRY

chenllle braid: black MORE ribbon.
saffron eolored chenille, and clusters
Of prlmroses at he wals;line and on
the skirt.
Cort.ng runs riot you perceive In =
orange taneia fFock which has an odd
rectangular effect % bodice. con'riNed
~l'h piped sections unde. the arm 10
both bodice and sleeve. All the pip
ing IL DON, with black velvet and the
front section OF the bodice Is fitted
neatly al the walS,llne wish closely Sc
pln;ucks The orange tafieia frock
with rs black piping Is accompanied
by black Ia, with a stunning ostrich
feather IN orange. and by black stock
lngs and slippers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
FASHION NOTES FOR SPRING

self tone or black. and others have
s,rapplngs and bindings Of black braid
Rows Of tiny metal buttons are added
sometimes 70 The braided models In
gay military effect.
The favored material for suits j. a
new twill cofd-like & nne gabard.ne
Dressy suiis-and sport suits too-will
be OF silk Canton crepe which L. going
70 be the rare this season. sui's for
warmer days promise 90 be o. linen
and these linen suits have the short.
loose box coais-which you know are
not 80 hard 10 manufacture 10 the
home sewing room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

wells f,r complete smar'ness HAS are
no, elaborate but wells EroN more and
more gay and ornamental, To be truly
smar' you mus' wear With your small
spring turban Two wells = face veil
drawn smoothly over your visaEs aad
a bordersd veil foa'lnE over your
rhapsaux.
Rufiiy b'ouses for spring. soft.
pretty antrs u ba'l'- and handker-
chief Lawn e!ih gathered or piesitd
RULES edzinr ne collar and making
graceful jabois down the front. Mos,
Of these biousos are whit or cream.
he he-h pink blouse 10 fading from
fashions horison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

Hut after all. steady customers are
What h. Is after. 90 90 the forls, In
your neighborhood md tell him you
viii be in every Monday or Tuesday.
or Saturday u he will let you have
your three or four posies for the d,n.
ing table. And most probably he will
make an exception IN your favor. Al
any rate don't miss darodn time
1t passes so soon. And then don't
miss lilac time: or rose time. or sw,,,
pea time. or st'via or mat.gold tbns
once you get the habit. you will nlcs
TO h--and your corner for.si will lass
care OF his steady customer. asysr
fear,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
DON'T MISS DAFFODIL TIME

- HERE is such pure Joy In seeing
n The gold Of dafodils and jonquils
- In the house just when dresry win
ter t. turning into spring that II does
seem a pity TO miss it-even II ~
have 20 go without soms'hlnE else .
have the golden inspiration ne
spring blossoms There lsar deal
TO b. said for the ancient cigar
philosopher who had two niss--
and spent one for hyacinths' No ar
ilncisl flowers. however cieyerly made.
can give you the thrill. the sense OF
lifted spirit that real spring blossoms
In N. house give you At this season.
The modern florist has a most I'M
pleasant habit Of making up all b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
The Iow waistline For Spring

~ rvxiSc little shOr; jackets
" iooss A. manilCs and trimmed
" with embroidery. braid and tas-
Nscls. Some have raglan sleeves
come have kimono sleeves. some have
sei-ln sleeves. And the edge OF the
jsck,t may be straight. curved or cut
IN pgsnu. Bul almost Invariably the
shori Jacket teysais graceful sash
'aa, Rails dean one side Of the skirt
fseaf.
NAVY bipe ~ usual - me spring
tsller.i srU co'or About nine women
en o. n wapt uavy blue suits when
sislff eemss around and nothing can
sss;ss me . ;hses from favor. some
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

IA . one rsjo.ces more than the
T3 'arEer woman--as she Is now
M tagrecably des,gnaied--iha' sprins
\ r fashions promise long lines. low
bel,s and graceful skirts. She looks
DIT askance At me cute little box jack
cts over slim-as.a-ma'ch skir's but
Their one docs not have FOB aear me
box Jacket even In a season o. ab-
hrsyiaied jacke's--tlere are Always
other styles.
FASHIONS In general this season cef'
ta!n,y promise % be Kind 20 ample
figures. A. matter o. fact. all fash.
.ons are now modified and adapted 20
ha' stout people may wenr th"rn
without looking groiesque. Exports
and ar'r's have been pa on he sob
and they devote their crilre time 20
tho larger woman's problems In dr'''
with az appraislrg eye they ,can each
new mode launched by Paris l. g.
could o. De adapted % ample meas
ur.m nt-7 can f-so 20 sps,k--be
e1ers-ed In heroic proportions
~ course a'i striking styles mus
be mod H-I FOR the large wearei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

line: no merely the becomingasss II
a feather or a trailing flower in con.
aeciion with her face. .,.
Two frocks for larger women II.
Illustrated are an afternoon irock Of
formal iype and handsome semi.
evening gown suitable for formal az
fairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

Black MORE ribbon In strips and
strips. makes The p.guani little frock
Tor a young and very slender made
moiselle-scarcely anybody else would
dare AFFECT the costume. But for a
debuian,e this Is an adorable frock,
is Il mott II has no sleeves az all
and the nai bodice. htted with darts
a, the side. faS'ens al the back. To
this childish bodice the fun Skin, Is
glihered--no belt. no sash. no panels
even no sleeves But what cap
tyailng little frock u is' The strips
o, moire ribbon are Joined under
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
Yards Of Cording On Tai.
feta Dresses Georgette
and Crepe Chiffon Satisfy
Desire for Graceful Fab.
: RIGS $3.50 Frooks With
Velvet Ribbon for Trim.
ming alongWaist
Or Achieve One II You'd
Be Fashionable.

1T sill be woman very hard 90
please who will not be satisfied
With one OF the spring frock styles
j piclnrsd TO-DAY. For most % IA
modes that Paris Is launching are u.
Illustrated. Some Of these modes are
ttnfative-n for Instance the short.
sieeved. full skirfed models with attcd
bodiees--bui all o; the styles are au.
thoriiaiivt. Al are good And all
win be worn this eomiag season.
Some are less conservative than 9th.
ara. TO be surs. You could wear the
orange tafie,a with dari-aiied bodice
N . New YORK resiaDran, and ihcggh
u would sttraei some attention on ac.
eount Of It, bright color and us con.
spicuoasly new style Il would not ere
etc any particular sensation. Half the
women would eye IL apprals.ngly and
thsns. q wonder II could wear tina,
sssis.- The other half. with a pass.
Tag glance. would decide: "Awfuly
cuunlnk siyle---bu; not for me-" The
four froeks illustrated ,wo-and-iwo IN
othsr pictures. however. could be worn
Anywhere and be received enthusiast.
ticaily. They are frOeks Of the con.
ssrvailvs type. yet they are oil new
froeks and express the new style Tea.
lures OF the season. So you can pick
and choose from today's page. for all
these costumes are going 10 be worn
Comes The Full skirt
Everybody has been on the qul vive
about skirts Long weeks ago the
Whisper wtnt out that they were 10
be fnller--mueh fuller But fashion
always has something up her sleeve
where new styles are concerned. and
you see. though skirts are undoub,sd-
" full. the fallness Is IN a short ,unlc
and the narrow. ciinging Skin, u re-
tanned undsrneaih. This. 10 you want
your skir, both fuller and longer. The
fuiiness u accorded 70 you In the iunlc
and the length is supplied by a sksr,
that siihoutttes the ankles II you
want % vsaf q full skir, without any
narrow skirt underneath. you must
have the full skirt very short. Don't
attempt 70 wear q skirt both long and
full or you VII be hopelessly wrong
in your spring siihoue,tsi
Since mos, women will be interested
ehlsay In the conservative trock styles
presented, let US take them up FIRST.
Aud " you banker after the ray little
froeks with short full skirt. and nc
sleeves 81 all. you can skip the more
staid models and &c; on 20 the end
one OF the two-and.,wo pictures show
a Georxeiis frock and an smbroldere,
crepe De chine frock IN the oihe
picture fuii-tunic models OF tAfe,l
and satin are presented.
TIE los waisiiine For Spring
AL these frocks have loose bodice
slvmr nsi youthfsi lines 10 the ngur'
enc The wsistiine Is dropped as low a
peolble-whlch can only be done Wi;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

becoming style Tor a large figure.
The question 81 has l. very i'm
portant question for the large woman.
Too small hat topping fat face and
fai shoulders can make lis Tearef
Erotesquc. too big a hiatt the large
woman IL no; tail and has very short
neck can be even more gro,csagc.
Hat nnes are quite a. important as
lines Of frook or tail'eur and the larger
woman should always try on her hats
standing before fun length mirror
never sitting down ~ a table-m.rror.
I, u the silhouette Of the whole figure
she mus, siudy-ihe graceful, sweep of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

though the 'anc1 frocE prc'snds 10
have a dart-fii'el bodice u .sa dark
blue frock win embro.i ~ IN shades
u lighter blue and rrd--yery say and
effective. and Il you study The en-
broldery you vii note What an elao-
oraie effect has be achieved with
very little work The edge Of he full
tanlc Is runw.;h rows and rows Of cords
and cords are used In the darts % The
bodice. Coriing Tor ,sffe,a. YOU know.
This spr!ng. The other frock IN this
picture is Of maroon satin with
s;ra!ghi lines u bead embroidery 10
maroon and garnet. Here Is The
dropped wais'une again. and The full
tunlc over . narrow undersk.ri. and
the TUNE l. slashed 81. the way ~
the center front 70 show the under
skirt.
Quaint styles Revived
A new old.fashioned model Is the
slashed and brald-ir.mmvi ffock The
long wasted effect u accentulicd. The
sash b Ing dropped as. 20 The hips.
Braided slAshes run NJ In the bodice
20 continue the braided Lines Of The
skirt trimming. and The overlapping.
fringe. hoFdered side panek Of ne skirt
are very good style FOR spring This
ffock has the irregular sk.ri edge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
Frorks Made Entirciy OF Ribhor

also u - made OF gray Georgeit'
with blue bfalding and fringe.