Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-08-21

WHAT TO WEAR this Fall
This is the point now uppermost
in the minds of those who pride
themselves upon their appearance.
STYLES. colors, fabrics, trimmings
what a multitude of items there
are to consider? Perhaps we can
help-we are always willing TO
fry For after all it is our busi-
ness to know what is being worn,
and how the different types of
people can most attractiyely re-
fleet the autumn styles in their
own costumes.
NEW FALL MATERIALS are
now being shown. The lustrous
black satin crepes that outdis-
lance all rivals in popularity; the
Doiret twill with a rich luster al
so: the again popular flannels in
checks and plaids; and the nov
city materials that have been ac-
cepted by foremost designers for
fall wear. We can show you
many of these already. And still
more in just a week or so.
THE SILHOUETTE for Au-
tumn has been drawn to a still
finer point of excessive slender
ness and simplicity. Fitting more
snugly than ever at the hips, fall
styles are just wide enough to
walk inland not a bit wider.
The waistline disappears entirely,
and the belts are few and far be-
tween.
DRESSES, you know, are not
turned out like daily newspapers.
They are not put together while
you sleep and delivered in the
morning. Weeks and even months
before you are wondering about
the coming seasons styles, the de-
signers and manufacturers are
busily at work. And before then,
of course. the mills must be work
ing on the fabrics. BY watching
reports as to the activities of the
mills. designers and dress manu-
facturers, certain tendencies and
favorites begin to appear that
are certain guides to assured
Fashions for fall This is your
at this store, no mat
ter how early in the season you
buy, that your selections will be
in keeping with the very best
that Dame Fashion has to offer j
for the Season.
LENGTH OF SKIRTS is much
shorter for Autumn, often from
nine or ten to fourteen inches
rom the floor. Sport clothes par
ticularly incline towards the
horter skirts, while the more con-
ervative can safely adhere to the
line inch mark, particularly in
,vening gowns, without violating
he seasons standards.
IMPORTANT NOTES in the
ew fashions are the vogue of the
assemble costume, the use of
CARTS, the manipulation of mater
ais such as using the dull and
hiny sides of satin crepe, belt
ass styles, skirts trimmed in
ront,, tunic blouses, flounces,
iers, aprons, plaits, short capes,
loating draperies, coat dress
tyles, two-piece dresses and pam
Is.
LEADING rCOLORS for day
me wear are black, grey, Afri-
IN and desert browns, dark blue,
eige and dust shades. Novelty
lades that are pushing right to
lie front are Penny, bright cop
n, Burnt Rust, darker than pen
' but redder than the well-known
enna, and Shutter Green. Penny
nd Burnt Rust are used espec-
lily for ensemble costumes.
aids in gray and sand. brown
I'd tan, greens and penny are
so being widely used in early
odels.
are very simple
day clothes and include flat
ttons in crystal, colored bone
black; scarfs and ties; en-
oidery in light touches in self
contracting c0lOrs, silk braid
either trimming or binding;
de colored kid belts; ornaments
d fabric flowers; lace on after
on frocks; fur on coats and
,sses; effects obtained by the
OF the two sides of satin
pc. For evening: beading, in
naCfnnnC nd
k boas; scarfs of the dress ma
lal; flowers and beaded girdles.
are expecting our complete
! of trimmings next week.
UTUMN FASHIONS will be m,
kingly reflected in the new M,
sses that will be here within inf
next week or ten days. The for
es will run approximately the tht
e as last year, ranging prob bla
from $3.50 to $500.
HE NEW COATS are on their
and are expected in about y
first of the month. Not only II
the price range of these II
5 include both the lower pric-
and the higher numbers, but
showing will cover a wide =.
e of style features, FAIRIES and m
s. You will be we'll pleased III
them, we think--especially
out reasonable prices.
Ill FOOTWEAR-Our shoe -
is now complete with the ID
st fall numbers. Dress and