The Mullin Enterprise. (Mullin, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 23, 1934 Page: 2 of 4
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ESIN NEW YORK
fttblUhed Weekly »t Mullm,
Mills County, T.xas
Shoes and Handbag* Hi C**oe
Style Alliance.
Shoe* and handbag* have be-
come such close partners In the
mode that New York shops are
featuring them together. Not
only In harmonizing colors are
they reatured, trot tn some of the
smartest groupings one notes
them In exact matching mate-
rials, carried out In the same de-
sign trims. One smart shoe sal-
on showing a new fall dressy
high-throated oxford of gabar-
dine trimmed with very narrow
patent leather strippings match-
ing a patent leather heel, dis-
plays with It a very lovely hand-
bag of this same gabardine In
flat pouch styling, with the same
narrow patent leather strippings
In similar design—the bag fea-
turing a top composition bar
Fringe, Cords and Tassels Im-
portant In the Mode.
Fabrics are so rich and elegant
tor Yah that there is UUla used
for trimmings. However, fringe
cords and taaels fit smartly into
the style picture. They are used
In various ways on accessories—
particularly hats—as well as on
frocks, blouses, gowns, capes and
Jackets The deep rayon fringe
Is noted on some of the smartest
crepe and satin evening gowns.
Cord trims are featured on smart
hats--these often encircling a
very shallow crown and ending
In a tassel. Some of the new
blouses are gathered and tied at
the neck with silk and synthetic
cords In matching colors.
Style Briefs.
The trend toward peasant col-
orings in cottons is apparent In
the new fall cottons. One notes
a clever combinaiton of colors In
collars. For example, strawberry
pink is combined with bright
blue; rose and white Is combin-
ed on navy—these carrying out
the peasant Interpretation in
color combination.
Berets after a flair in over-size
effects—are settling down to the
more flattering medium sizes.
Rome of the smartest are in
black velvet accented by a dis-
creet composition trim or lac-
quered quill. The style distinc-
tiljjn of the beret, or of any oth-
er hat for that matter, depends
largely upon the angle at which
it is tinted.
Panel treatment promise to be
important in the fall mode They
are noted in new skirts, evening
gowns, jackets and blouses.
Black and white combined ir,
sllx and synthetic crepes, pittas
and in big splashy prints is the
smartest combination in the
high style picture.
The pleated skirt—pleated en
tirely around In fine pleats— Is
back In the style picture. A very
flattering styling of this kind is
carried out in black rayon al-
paca and with a matching cape
extending to the waist line.
Notice of cliarch entertain-
ments where admission i* charg-
•d, cards of thanks, resolutiona
pt respect and all matters not
Raws will he charged for at
regular advertising rates.
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county ■
recent pr
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the Oust
of vocatli
past six
position
accepted
vocation
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Monday,
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IIAKDKK FOR LICENSE
PLATE THIEVES
1 hy'ft
■J jaj, i J'tr'ue c a 1 ztd. n.y/
R 'man domination. As a rule,
Jews and Arabs have agreed fair-
ly well. French rule has accent-
u.i’ed the racial differences. As
,lie Jews took kindly to the
French possession they were col-
lectively made full citizens in
1871 Arabs can become French
cr.icons only by a r.ithdf oompli-
\ , ,i process and few tndivid-
u >’.« have desired to avail then}.;
wives of the privilege. The dis-
tinct Ion. of course, adds to .the
Arab reseivment The Moslems
object to the Jews enjoying priv-
ileges which they themselves w'ill
ii.e no effort to obtain.
F; ice is of course amply
,,bl- to suppress any uprising in
>•.> r eor'li African possessions
I:. • n where are the sons of 1s-
1 on more fierce m their devo-
tion and nowhere are there bet-
t■ *r fighters A really serious re-
volt would keep France busy for
a long time and would divert her
• •'ri.’ion from European affairs.
A nationalist Aiab movement
would affect not only Algeria.but
i ) Tunis and would spread in-
•n Morocco, where the French
have done an almost miraculous
v rk of paeifica’if n in the last
.v yi-ars. Unless something Can
be done to alleviate the econom-
ic mi-err ol b ith Arabs and Be:-
r . the danger is more than
fanciful A murderous on'break
v he] migiii :• ek vKims other
t’. ,p. J< wish Ale,i ri,.ns is the
i ,i mare winch disturbs the
Paris t'levc-
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ofazn. -fin/UT&t
IAt-
‘aeey?-
enscmbles in combinations of
suede and patent, and in some j
of the crushed grains and lac-
quered fabrics. As to colors,black .
and rich browns are the style j
leaders,
I uggage In Matching Sets Im-
portant In Travel Mode.
Kvcrv need of the traveler.
whatever the port or destination,
seems to have been anticipated
by designers of smart luggage.
Favored for the short trip- -week
end particularly is the small
'uitcase and hat box ensemble—
in matching color and material ;
•these often fitted with a place j
fur cusme'ics and toilet acces-
sories conveniently arranged The I
practical vogue for traveling (
light--whether by airplane or \
whatnot.....lias created the de 1
mand for luggage that is decid- >
cdly light weight.
Shirtmaker Frock — A College .
Girl Favorite.
Among the smart displays in
Nrw York shops just now are 1
those with 'suggestions for the
■ ’ girl” with sports frocks
colorful and collegiate — new
knitted things for almost every
campus occasion, including the
new buttoned down the brick
cardigan, and all sorts of new
bleated effects in knitted skirts.
The shirtmaker frock in silks,
synthetics and soft woolens,car-
ried out in plain fabrics as well
as in prints, checks and stripes,
]■ a favorite One note, this sly
silk and
St before it br-
v Aral 1* l.<
thieves have
- a result Cer- !
owner Of lost or j
been picked up |
r he had acquir- |
is in regular or-
r regulations
.•■rating his
spick-and
; brand-new
up can not
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• ■ he n ;• frock, worn wl’li
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oew fall fabrics a mixture of
id :ck wish tIris i-icket. fabric be-
ing carried out also in beret and
| glove icis. There are some de-
lu'htfill nev scarf, ho* and glove
in ihc-e new fabrics very
smart wi'h the white satin
t rocks.
Red Important In Fall Mode.
The trend toward red in strik-
ing new shades grows more im-
portant as the fall season ap-
proaches. One smart New York
collection features vermilion
alone and in combinations with
n vv and black. Outstanding in
the collection is a soft woolen
frock in vermilion, high necked
and buttoned down the back
with composition buttons in the
same color. A navy blue suede
belt gives a smart touch to the
costume. Red and blue ' Atrlpc
are featured In other frocks In
silk and synthetic crepes.
Blouses In Rich Fabrics For Fall
The dressy suit for the cocktail
hour has Inspired blouse . In a
variety of rich new fabrics for
the fall mode. Satins and taffe-
tas In silk and synthc i- ver-
ONE-HAND DRIVING—The Pop-Up, now clgarotu
cast, for both mon and woman, Imported by Victor
Importing Co„ N. Y, makoo It poaalblo to continue
driving with one hand, whlla with tho othor you
“pop” a clgarotto right Into yaw mouth. • '
■ ’, , ■ ’‘ i- ' 11 * 'A ii.il a ill* L i ^
ui,.utici il Ins!Bute of
uu lii aa.iuiia This in itself
stop, inas-
• ; j)s no govern-
but to those
-mill
><,—V
. • : .1 piedges
\ ot ;'nc inipoiialice of the 1
■i- i* is a significant de- 1
:'i r .lie U. S. B R.
'I u, lr.-li:u! ■ winch binds no !
mb- r i. i ’ '■ by toe opinions ■
may express. ha> been in ex- '
- - -• i• since shortly after the |
,var. The United Sta'es, Canada.
Brihnn Australia, Japan !
up! china all have national
-its in the institute and
• -nd representatives to it.s bien- •
.dal .sessions of discussion and
i -!v Every!hing it docs is in-
, r::: 1 end imufl'kia! Bti; cv- ]
' ,.i . s pr, t i am is di- !
. < e l t.c.vard the forwarding of 1
ad relationships between the
, ,.. rjc-j v-hi;'u li'ive a direct ln-
‘ hi- P -Ific aie-i.
f->v u d timer in the past the j
;■ -to, whose good work Is -
11a■.:‘. ,• i’s ablv edited I’aclf- ,
if Affair* has invfied Russia to I
( J.abltsh a national council. But j
e-e!i tjme Russia has refused, !
indubl ably because it has fell m 1
the past that the council is some 1
entangled with the main-
:"ranee of capitalistic1 and im- |
perlallxtle policies In the E»*».
Whether Russia has now come
to realize that this criticism Is
the bunk or whether it means
that the Bolshies despair of end- (
ing capitalism by the nose-
thumbtng process Is perhaps less
important than the fact that
Russia is joining the Institute.
The step adds confirmation to
the report* that Bulan mem-
weight *,igo ib*.
do a foat •»
Strength with »
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Tempore* R ab-
hor, Improve*
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to goo*, that bho-
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oat It. bho waa
folio*, howovor,
sine* sh* couldn’t
got her tooth thru
this
havi
with
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and
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of t
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THEATRICAL PA3TIME8 —
Harry Rlchman, star of stag*,
sersen and radio, would rathsr
fish than sat—and h* enjoys hit
food. But giva Harry an oppor
tunity to fiah and ha’ll forget
everything—exeept hie Wrdnee
day night broadcast I'.ichman
use: hit; amphibian ceapiane for
hi* fa c;ll8 eport, flying to
- »he e*h are running.
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shall Nr
c'lidi:* s’ rl:>’. and i,
iretnl ’ hr< r. v 1:1' V •
blou,!e numbers. There are new
rough dull synthetic crepes — In
exceptionally smart, s.ylincs ,
many featuring back buttonin'
not only In straight dawn tin
back line, but In various new ef-
fects, such as diagonal back bul
toning and other slants. White
and pink tones are favored If
blouses worn with the dark suit,
but they are noted also In dark
colon, including wing, black.
vWd rod. billiard green and *
CITY
PARHER SHOP
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Treatment
Hot or Cold Baths
Hat to
,
MRS R H PATTERSON. Editor
JitiTPi! as iwond
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matter .January
l, 1902
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Patterson, Mrs. R. H. The Mullin Enterprise. (Mullin, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 23, 1934, newspaper, August 23, 1934; Mullin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1060534/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.