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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

tThe resolutions were adopted and
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Them published In the Big Sandy
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

Mrs, Mamie Higgins who Is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Wellman was Joined BY her
husband Saturday, Their home Is at
Washington. p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs, J b crutcher and son
and daughter. Malcolm and Emily, and
Mrs ID. c Spencer motored TO Ulysses
Sunday and spent the day with A. J..
Austin and family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

chains OF beads. Is an interesting fea-
ture
Bags that rank with trinkets are
shown In another picture. These bags
came from the jeweler who furnished
tho bracelets brooch and tiny. oxquis-
Ito watch. Time was when one did
not wear anything so practical rs n
watch with ones droSs-up clothes: the
watch stayed at home on the dresser
when evening attire was donned. But
now n watch Is as much n piece OF
jewelry as n ring or n locket and the
smaller a Is, the more elegant II r..
The marvel r.. that these tiny. jcwelcd
toys keep such good time rs they do
and require as little repairing! The
little. jewel-Studdod timepiece Is now
mounted on a black ribbon worn close
TO tho hand on the wrist and. OF
course. the tiny watch II no weight al
all 10 carry: Il weighs scarcely more
than a good sized ring Some women
arc having old fashioned cameo
brooches made into st-ornamcn,S
and wear them instead Of watches.
Any Joweler can put at each side Of
tho cameo brooch little gold hooks TO
run the black wris,-ribbon through.
and the ribbon Is fastened with tiny
gold slides as n watch ribbon Is. The
idea Is a very pretty one and offers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

~HE tendency toward circular
skirts that were prophesicd for
spring some weeks ago on this
Spage. shows itself in the separate
sport skirts for Southland wear. Many
OF these are circular in cut. and some
have circular sections attached 10
it:ed hip yokrS There Is no more
graceful type Of skirt than the one
that outlines the hips and then springs
out into soft folds below. and woman
kind will adopt tho circular skirt glad
~ for another reason-lt Is so very
easy 10 make Mt home.
The yoke motif In skirts Il n marked
feature OF early spring styles and some
OF the Southland spor, skirts have a
deep yoke and below the yoke a pleat-
ed section. Usually the yoke has an
irregular edge, extending downward In
points or rounded scallops. Sport
skirts for Palm Beach are Of linen
and crepe dc chine. Of satin. OF taffe'a
and OF tucked or pleated Georgo'ie
White skirts are the favorltcs hut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

from The left side % the crown almost
20 the shoulder. the ribbon wired 30
tha, 1; sianis smaruy and does not
droop. Another turban from Lewis
has low crown and narrow gpiurncd
brim. MORE ribbon Is tied around
the crown. inside the bFim and a huge
fan Of p,eaied ribbon rises az tho back,
giving an effect OF height and dignity.
Lace Profuscly Uscd
Lace softens the glisicn and CLEAN
OF many OF the spr ng hats made OF
celophane or milan. ana u lace is no.
introduced 10 the trimming % q hat
u Is usually adici .u vel arrlng To-
men, o. some Kind. Lewis starts the
season with a Continental that has
made a decided bit. Il is a small.
saucy little hat covered with Gre
satin and straw braid with encrus'a-
i,ons % Chanuliy lace here and there.
strip Of the Chan'ily drops over
the br.m az one side and continues
IN long scarf-sircamer 20 tw.st
around The throat ami across the low
~ half OF the face A stunning black
milan hat pictured Is partially yelled
with black lace. the scailops OF the
lace overlapping the brlm edge and
making a many-poin,ed star pattern
on the crown. A vivid orange rose
with some black leaves and hard. shiny
black buds IL fralied along the inner
curve Of the hrim toward the back OF
the hat A. the front. the brim rolls
W 20 reveal The face.
In another pictured hat a veil has
been added 10 give the lace touch.
This lace veil Is part OF The irlmmin "
and cannot be removed from the hat
but then. who would want 70 re-
move such a dlsiraciinviy becoming
ADJUNCT II is no, an ordinary square
or oblong veil thrown over the hat.
bu, long strip OF lace founclng
miired IN sharp points that fan az
either side OF the hat while A. front
and back the ven u cutie short-an
exceedingly clever arrangement This
y one OF the new tricorne or Con-
,inen,al shapes Of the spring season
and the supple straw Is ben, and
twisted 20 give the sharp Outstanding
points az either 40 4 the bulrlnv
curve above the fat nat garland
OF flowers outlines tHc edge OF the
brim and holds the lace vel IN place.
The hat u % black milan. the veil
Is iaupe and the flower garland
shows mauye and pans, purple tones
Buttons On Spring Turbans
Button. bu'ton-who's ro' the hat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

have been joke twenty years ago,
now II Is quito an ordinary aflir and
some OF the bags with Jewels set In
ne frame mount into The three fg-
ure. My ladys handbag and her
gorgeous feather IAN are. very likely 20
oyofbalanco ihe value ~ tho irInkets
she wears-unicss her Jewclry sparklcs
with real diamonds and rubice and
emerald. Nowadays. however Jewell
~ is measured rather by Us smaftness
and ~ beauty from The artistic stand
point. than by its intrinsic worth Tho
right shape. the right kind Of white
gold or platinum, 90 faint green god.
the right design in setting or a
mounting. coun, Tor more than actual
value Of the jewels Acquamlrinc7.
white topaz. glrnejs and other SEMI
precious stones are quite as dear 20
Madam Mode Just now a. priceless
cmtri.ds and ruhies- unless Madam
Modes deyo'ce. happens 20 be an
iysr.cious somebody who values in
'rinsic worth more than ANYTHING else
IN the world--and these really bcau'i-
ful semi-prcc.ous stones are set 90
jci.cateiy carved mountlnrs with tiny
diamond chips 10 most cxquI4lie effect.
\ certain woman who can afford any
thing she wants has had her sapphire
SCI IN a white metal frame Tor her
handbag and wears rings with aqua
marine and palo topaz .n pale green
gold-because they are more boc0m-
Ing 20 the an' Of her hands But YOU
may be sure thar handbag Is guarded
carefully when o. takessNalks abroad.
Several dress-up bars are pictured.
dainty little anaiu intended only for
/ formal occasions when the costume g.
elaborate None Of these bags would
hold very much just a handkerchief.
vanity ouifi and small change purse.
The bag must look soft and limp o.
though there We're alnlOs, nothing IN
N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

a good opportunity TO wear q ans
cameo.
The bracelets In the picture ara In
the newest designs and are bangles. sr
hoops. intended 10 slide loosely 40
and down the arm. one IL OF white
gold In pierced design with dismond
chips set In a sparkling line around
the edge. and topaz colorsd stones IN
the center. The other bracelet has
garne,s and pink tourmallnes. .
The lace pin OF white gold and dis-
monds Is the most brilliant bit OF
trinkciry In the picture. Diamonds
are almost invariably set In white gold
now--or in platinum II one can afford
this very costly sort OF setting. Tns
CLEAN Of diamonds with yellow gold
Il almost extinct. Platinum or whi's
gold Is supposed 10 SCI of the pure
white light Of diamonds 10 better ad.
vantage. and perhaps n does, PEG.
pie OF the older generation. however.
cherish an affection for the combira.
ton OF diamonds and Rcldy gold and
deplore the passing OF the golden
clrclet Of the wedding ring. These
new. pale. whitley looking wedding
rings do not seem, somehow. to have
the same significance. But. OF course.
a yellow gold wedding clrclet would
quite spoil the effect OF platinum and
white gold Of other rings on the hard
and nothing has changed 30 much.
during the past Ave years--when You
come 10 think Of las the WEDDING
ring. I, Is now white as the brides
satin robes and Is no longer plain and
polished but carved all arourd N
some symbolic pattern--oranxe bios
SONS or valley lilies or tiny wedding
bells.
To return 20 bags. both the little
finger purses shown with the lewelry
are OF gold. but the gold h much
paler than the yellow metal tina, used
to 20 into such bags The mesh bas
has a strap. bracelet handle OF mesh
In fine links The other bag l. cared
exquisitely In n misileioe design snd
has n mesh sirap-handle. This l. 90
reiicule bu, a nat ease for vanity
belongings A mirror u SCI inside III
I'D and there II Just room for q ~
powder pun. tiny llpsiick and rcua.
pad.
The ostrich feather bags must moi
be forgotten In a chat abogt rei!culrs
for formal occasions. Some OF these
bags combine beads and ostrich. otEer,
are soft pun balls Of ostrich alone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
New Spring Fabrics from France

~ IMPRESSIVE names are given 10
the new spring materials % Paris.
- and most o. these novelties are sx.
pensive enough 10 carry on their high
sounding titles les Rales Poplesia'
"a wbat you and have always called
q poplln. with two-ione stripping. each
stripe outlined with a black line.
Les Gfeis Dc Tchaout" pronounce
that ~ you please') l. yestins With
splashes Of vivid color on black and
white striped ground.
Then there Is ''Tap.sssria." a darn
Ing stitch effect In solid squares. the
eolors OF the squares very vivid on =
neutral ground. The "Ornemsnis Dc
naEhesian" Is no more or less han a
cheyio, with a handsome border pat
ern. Large orders for this material
lave been booked In Paris and 10
promises 20 be very smart and popu-
ar. "I.es Sangiss pam.ers" l. an
,'her chfyioi IN black aud white PIN
aead check with stripes % brilliant
solor W high relief There ar forty
Or ffy o. these faniasilcaly uamet
materials for spring
Among the new siks are foulai D.
printed In wool plaid Effects. pfin' "a
crepe de chine IN foulsri patterns fns
one has known fouisris 10 the paste.
hrecaded crepes IN iwo ton = brocaded
grensdine. printed isneta. printed
chiffon and a rharnsng new crepe run
9Th foss lines and printed in shadowy
ise-fene eneci.
Wash fabrics include voiles. madras
n soft weave and NTH a variety Of
nxlR<s pad plaid patterns and orsf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

ton? The spring hat has. Sometimes
two or three dozen buttons are DIS
covered on one small turban. But
tons have been pushed OF frocks BY
cmbroidories. fr!ngss ami a~els--
they had 20 find place somewhere.
30 they chose millinery. The hat-fnd
% he hour IN Manhattan ig the small
silk and straw turhan with rolled
back brim trimmed with embroidery
and buttons, 4 hat OF the sort II
pictured but this model 4 all silk;
no straw has been used In Us makeup.
The ro.. brim s smartiy elongated
at either side and The whole bfim D.
embroidered In a diagonal eject with
silver colorcd floss. small cut eteol
buttons emphasizing the meeting OF
The diagonal lines OF silver embro.d-
cry There arc three dozen Of these
sparkling little buttons around he hat.
And behold. she has one % the new
elton collars too. with a ploated Jacket
collar turning down below the eton
and a tiny cravat Of black MORE rib
bon! Very youthful and fetching this
style Of neckwear. ana very popular
with small. smart spring turbans.
Flower Hats For The Southland
The real spring hats-,he models
that iyplfy a milder season on the
way-ars for Southland wear. They
are the flower-garlanded hats the
wide brimmod shade hats. the dashing
sport hats And they are the most
interesting hats. for they hin, a, what
you and will be wearing i've months
hence IN midsummer. Flowers seem
20 be extraordinarily fashionable for
these Southland hats-or rather. buds.
for hall blown buds are ever 30 much
smarter now than full blown blossoms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
WHITE FLANNEL FOR SOUTH.
LAND WEAR

nGoOD deal OF white flannel 70
oolng worn al Palm Beach and
aiken this season-not serge. hu'
the fne. sof, white dress flannel user
for mems tennis trousers. Sport skirt
OF white flannel are side pleated and
are worn with belted jackets OF black
or blue velve'ccn. And there are spori
suits OF white flannel with well cut
jackets In mannish bel'ed Norfolk
style: the coats with lapels and patch
pockets. ana the skirts straight and
rather short. Women who do moi
wear white flannel are likely 10 ~ssi
white linen-never were skirts and
suits Of linen more fashionable thsn
they arc now In the Southland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
TR1N4kHEz1Is AnDBAGs
27e0GZ6 Cz8cHazs770

In one picture are shown three
finger puEseS." dainty Little tribes
that one carries at the theatre, or
when an escort takes care Of the fnan-
cili part OF the outing. The FIRST bag
CAT the lefD has n network OF tiny
crystal beads over lining OF mauvo
and silver tissue. and tassel OF crystal
beads hangs from tho bottom OF tho
rciicuIc. In tho center Is a handsome
bag beaded In rose. mauve. pale DAT
fodl yellow and peacock blue. Tho
fringe is OF crystal beads and tho
handles are made OF silver and pea
cock ribbon with a running design OF
beads In all the colors used In the
pattern on the bag. Tho third bag
Is In shades OF gray. blue and rose
ana tho handle. made OF braided
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

some are OF heavy straw bralds
blocked 20 severe trimness. There
seems little difference between these
sailors and the high crowned. straight
brimmed models OF last year. They
are worn far down on the head. quite
ccl!ps.ng the eyebrows. as they were
last summer. But this years sailor
must have its ribbon bow directly Mt
the fron,--or It has no style at ali.
Tho sailor pictured Is OF black straw
with white grosgraln ribbon band
tied In a nat tailored bow across the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

- HERE are Just ordinary hand
n bags-whlch you carry when you
are go!uE shopping, or travelling.
~ Or sot forth on some business en-
terpr.se--and there are dress-up hand
BAGS, Very different affairs are these
dross-up handbags. gay and frivolous
bags are they. indicating unmistakably
BY 'hCr exterior tho fact that they
contain no prosaic articles Ike rail-
road tickets. timetables. business cor
sespondence. samples OF fabrics or the
Ike. but such pleasant nothings a.
powder puffs. theatre tickets and a
wee b.t ~ change,
Handbags Of tho dress-up. De luxe
sort have been growing more aud
more elaborate til now they rank with
lswe and some OF them are quite
as costly \ ff'y dollar handbag would
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

A Pain Beach shade hs; trimmed
with a whole wreath ~ buds, made
Of soft little feathers, is pictured. The
closely massed buds are white. with
pale green stems and some pale green
leaves The hat Is Of white straw
braid and Is so flexible that YOU could
crush q without spelling g.
sort Hats Have Bows In Front
III, sport sailors Tor Southland wear
are On view too. Some are Of white
milan. others OF black milan. And
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

'front.' And by the bye. white ribbon
bands are smarter on black sailors
than black bands are. The sport girl
wears with her stunning new black
and white sailor one Of those gray
sweaters that fashion particularly APP
proves. And you see she has no open
at-,he-neck shir,waist but very
trim. very new stock collar with hang
ms talbot. She Is perhaps not 80 COM
Portable as she was In her opcn-nccked
blouse. but she'ls exceedingly chic and
up 10 the moment.
The round hat garlanded with fiow-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

and above everyihIng eise-Ilncns
iAnens IN white, IN cream. .a ocru
and in lovely. sof, coiors There T.
ramie linen which j. bss' 'a- hand
embroidery work. and French m b
linen. lusirous and smooth f1r suits
and frocks. And there Is hsndker.
chief liner. now much more exclusive
han organdy for sheer fr0cks. and
This fine cobwebby linsn comes N ,x-
quisfe shades.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

crs land budsO was worn on a youns
woman boarding train for the South.
land. II you are hard 20 suit 10 o.
hat. try one OF these round. marrow
brmmed hats this spring They are
going 20 be very fashionable and No
shape j. more generally becoming. The
lines OF This model are made .par'ieu'
larry soft and pleasing by the garland
OF massed velvet flowers. buds ana
leaves. II Is an excellent hat to wear
a veil with and Is easy TO put on--no
pains,aklng adjustment OF angles 10
ones face.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
New Separate Skirts Circulal

there are many models n shades o.
gray. Very smart are sport skirts OF
white flannel or serge with black wool
embroidery Stimulating checked OF
plaid designs on the white ground.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

- HI drift southwark OF The fash
ri ionables soon after Christmas u
what really starts things going in
- spring millinery. II IL were not
for the lure OF the Southland hats In
shop windows the spring millinery sea.
con would be delayed by several weeks
hut once those Southland hats have
been seen--and one knows somebody
y wearing them. or their like-ihe
velvets and fur OF winter hcadgear lose
AL charm for the feminine heart.
Spring u on the way and spring hats
are here. One simply has TO wear the
nes spring models 30 temp;ingly dis
played.
And u u cunning OF the mllliners.
one must admit, 10 sprinkle among :he
advanced summary models for Palm
Beach. likely little straw turhans that
are cutie all right for the Nor,hland
In February. No woman would put on
q vide brlmmed while straw hat
trimmed with a wreath Of posles for
q walk down Flfth avenue on a slushy
February afternoon the mllllners
know better than that! But a small.
smart furban OF dark straw with a
twist OF hilm that spells ntwness and
. crispness " style that betokens an
incoming season--well that's a dirrr.
ent matter Elingeiher. So the spring
hats appear. good deal earlier than
they have a seasoaable right 20 40.
And with their appearance winter hats
are doomed.
Many New straw Braiis
The silk between-scason hat Is going
GU, OF fashion. II one = going 20 buy
= new hat In February. !, might as well
he straw one-and Inform every be-
holder that u = really a spring model.
and no, a silk affair that might pos.
slbly. IN teholding eyes. be a leftover
from the winter season. straw has
are In evidence In the mliiiners' win
dows this spring. Evidently straw
hats are going 10 be much more fash
ionsbie than fabric hats this year. and
Of course straw IL much easier 10 get.
like linen and like leather than I;
was during or Immediately after the
war. There are interesting new siraws
In addition 10 the milans and leghorns
ana hemps with which one Is Ia
miliar. Some Of the straw braldA are
interviewer with metal threads-,n-
deed al the spring hats gl.sien In
one way or another. II there Is no
metal woven through the straw. the
straw itself Il 20 brilliant you can
Amos, see your face In Il.
prosuse Use OF Moire Ribbon
II IL a great pity that most OF us
did no, inves; In more MORE ribbon.
while u was unfashionable and while
satin and cire ribbons we're the thing:
for now MORE ribbon has climbed 20
smar,ness aga.n and Is. Of course. the
most expensive sort one can buy. The
Paris hats have quantities OF MORE
ribbon made into eccentric. long bows
that shoot out sideways and down
ward from small hats; and into nuied
rufs that stand Up behind hat crowns.
From viileiard comes a small iurban
OF tobacco brown milan with a flexible
roll edge tina; FITS down over the eye
brown ana ears. A long-looped bow
81 tobacco brown MORE ribbon slants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Everywhere Are Small Silk
Turbans Trimmed With
Embroidery Black and
White the Paris Frenzy
Buttons Glitter 0nSpring
Hats Rolled Back Brims
Continue To Please -.
Buds Preferred To Full
Bloom Blossoms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

- NE drift southwark OF the fash.
4 ionables soon after Christmas =
| what really starts things going in
- aaaLn a..I-I-n.n.. IL Ia -.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
DECREASE is SEEN
IN OHIO LIVESTOCK
INV Associated Press to The banner,

tBv Associated Press to The rannerl
COLUMBUS, o., April 27 - This
year will be decreased supply of
livestock on Ohio farms, 1t was pre-.
dicted today by NJ Il. Callander, sta.
tistitian of the Ohio Farm Bureau
Federation. Decreased demand both
at home and abroad together with a
large supply of hides and wool In
storage, are reasons, he said
In comparison of prices for live.
stock. running between the dates OF
March Is, 1920 and the same date. of
1871. Callander, said hogs went from
1880 to $1,000; beef cattle from
$lO2o to $723: lambs from sl4.9O to
SS.d3 sheep from $94O TO s4.6O and
veal calves from $3.50 to $1l,36.
Grains showed decrease in prices
OF much the same nature. but general.
ly more pronounced. Callander's fig.
ures show. Wheat underwent a slump
between April /, 1920 and the cores.
ponding date Of this year of from
S2.36 to Sl.iS; corn, from $1.45 to Coo; /;
hay from $3.50 to $3.50; oats, from
9oc to iOc, and potatoes from $3.50 to
81.
AFTER an examination of these pric
es one does not have to go far to find
out the reason why the farmer is not
buying The price level for farm pro
ducts Is below any other commodity
as indicated by the Bureau of Labor
Until there is more of an equalization
OF prices between what the farmer
sells and what he buys, his purchases
viii be limited to necessities declar
cd CallapQer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
Boxing May Be Barred
At State Uniuersit,

Try Associated Press to The Bannerl
COLUMBUS. o., April 27-Boxing
as minor varsity sport at Ohio State
may have to take the count shortly.
Sentiment against the glove game
has arisen since the matches at the
recent intramural festival here when
two of the five matches were decided
via the kayo route, while third was
a near sleeper. The bouts were of
three rounds duration.
Opposition to the sport unless it
can be put on u more scientific basis
was expressed by Phbfessor Thomas
French, president Of the University
Athletic Association.
The issue may be thrashed out at
the next meeting of the University
athletic board.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29

FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY.
Good 7-room, modern, barn, large lot,
east. $4,000. Sevenroom, modern, out
four blocks, east, $4,000. Seven-room,
modern, corner lot, east, $4,000. Eight
room modern, five blocks out, $500.
Nine-room modern, barn, corner lot,
east, $7S00. Six-room, large lot, Co.
lumbus road, $2S00, Eight.room, mod.
ern. north, $4,000. Two acres, no
buildings, close to town. $3.50, good
terms. Possession of any of above
SOON. See w. c. Rockwell Farm Land
Co. to buy or sell your property. 4-25-tf