THE SUNDAY BKE: OMAHA. ALU 1ST IS. 1022.
The Small House:
Need Not Lack
Elegance
Furnishing the mull home with
elegant d not neit4nly mean
furnishing a v ith lavithnrts. Mr.
gnc should be the result of f
' ndiou discrimination; it should cre
ate (he sort ol rooms in which re
tired, cultured family life finds a
ympathetic background. Like ihe
proverbial woman ol good breeding
who Is always at home any here, ou
i furniture ol good hue. A heavy
oak artt and c lt chair lacks ele
gance because there it no fineness in
Ma lines and it fmdt no suitable place
except in a ("'! or bungalow; but a
lonilortahlc, overiipholttercd chair of
traditional contour tan have elegance
nd he at home in almost any stir
lounduigs. . 0
In the bedrooms a much more rlf
kmI, softer appearance it gained by
arpedng to the baseboard, suggrtt
a writer in House and Cat den. He
Mire and ore that the building con
tract doesn't call fur fine hardwood
ilooi underneath. Orientals, are good
lor the library and, in a subdued
tune, are suitable for the dining room
a well, but they should tint he used
n bedrooms except at a mull pine
lielore the fireplace, and they should
he in toft lone to harmonize with
the color scheme, ,
Carpets and rugt are to varied in
Miality that one inuit he ture that
'he fine qualities are fine enough,
"ieamles chenille it by far the beat
thing to me, leaving a foot border.
'Ike essential furniture in auric
itantly decorated mall house in a
problem that niore than repayt clone
-i ml y.
More elegance ii given the living
room by using two small, scmiupbol--tered
sofa than one great large one,
because generally the large aofa it
often out til scale with the rent nt the
furniture. Preferably choose kidney
' shaped ola, at they cannot go at
strictly right anglrt to the square
mantel: if oblong tofat are used they
five the fireplace grouping a box
like appearance.
Except in the case of a large room,
t elect several medium ie table
rather than one very large one. Using
these, magazine, books and lamp
, ean he distributed over the room,
forming the nuceli of comfortable
groups. On the other hand, the
vogue extremely small occasional
tables has been overdone; an abun
dance of them gives the room too
busy an appearance.
A semiupholstered chaise lotigtie of
rather formal lines lends an air of
elegance and an air of intimacy
that are so often lacking inn'-r living
rooms. Living rooms are becoming
more and more masculine in their
character, losing a little of their
grace Every tired business man de
mands an overupholstered lounge.
Certain things in the living room
should be chosen beautiful to be
ture because they are essential;
others as objects d' art. Thus, the
main comfortable chairs and sofas
and tables are essential. They should
he chosen for their beauty as well as
their utility. Other pieces are chosen
because they are lovely in themselves
and add elegance and richness to the
room; such as a pair of small, fine
Sheraton bookcases, with little brass
wire grill doors, or a lovely Italian
credenza or a fine old red lacquer
secretaire, and, of course, lovely mir
rors, pictures and other accessories.
The dining room table which can
he enlarged by adding console ends
seems to give good service, It is an
excellent way of making the room
more handsome. Ctyi ordinary occa
sions these ends serve as consoles.
These two console tables are in ad
dition to the serving table and the
buffet, and should be finished exact
ly like the table.
Dining rooms are apt to be a little
sparsely furnished, since china cabi
nets are no longer used. The serv
ing table and buffet are generally put
to such utilitarian purposes, that they
have little or no decorative values in
the room. Semicircular table ends can
he made quite a feature of elegance
with handsome vases or some object
d'art.
Puff of White Organdy
Vary This Brown Swisa
it :'S k r
mm,
.nsA'H a.- 44n i-
'.iqs (3) lioppin vitli folly
-Jl,Kt fy 1 s
With the New Seaton Comet a
Vogue (or the Fabric Pur Coal
a Wrap of Lavish Pur Trimming
Corgeout Linings.
T3KANDEIS Store iniioducct li
" Eathion's Eairett, you madam,
mad rmoi telle, the entrancing new fur
fabric coat told in Augutt at tpecial
prircs on the same lerms as Ihr
fur roats are nierrhandited aud sold
a depotit with storage Iree,
3o longer are tin .e wrapt t ailed by
fliuW live ol ofie (i live, and Jo at olhcrt Jo,
I'll tlott my little House of Life t-ith timet' flitter ho.
But ionic aicre through the mother -thine
Of all the thinft men point oi mine,
I'll tet a tingle pane ajar
To flimpte a foUen-bendinf ttar,
And let the moor ninj through.
If I mutt love oi other t lave, with cyn'wthfugging p'ote,
I'll tlrip mj tmall Love-far Jen plot of jettamine and rose.
But somewhere in a secret rxoofr
Where no one the mould think to lool(,
DEAR FASHION FOLK:
' tpae a patth of heart't-eate tweet
Where I may run on wittful feet
At every twilight dote.
If I mutt think at others think, in terms of Everyday,
I'll hang my little Room of Dreams with arras drab and fray.
But still a tiny tended fire
Of leaping hopes and fay detire
Shall tet the dinfiness alight,
To fold me warm and dote at night,
i nd shine acrott the way. . .
THE OTHERS, by MARTHA HASKELL CLARK.
l
mj
ihr firitinnrif finni tA "nltifth" inilrd
no, they now captivate feminine TP YOU'D revel in a lavitbnett of rub falnu, ibe tilk die.s ih iHinciit of the ttoies are the placrs lo go. Daily arrivals in Irtiglhiwf silken Heaves t..w
iaiuy by to. h name a Novgorod, of marvelous inleretl. Sever ert fabrics to deeply woven, to enolic ii rnloring, so adaptable lo gtatefully diaped foldt. One might ahtiott tty
Lapiiiex, Ni.hni. Kitteal. Karakul- t i l H due apology to Rudyard) silken (old, a bit of fur and a labochin tare, to all outward appearances the compotiiton of lb eternal feminine
lam, K era in i; Kerami I'ertia, and .
they're trimmed in i '" ! "r. ShlpmenU ol Advanca FsJJ Fashlona Softly Shaded Lampa Add tha Coin- Pall and Winter Modeli in "Tweed Lull In Social Obligation! Makes
'uffs'fur, well kno n to one ver'el D,k1om R'h"f Slylefulntaa. fort Not. lo the Newly Decorated O'Wool" Man Tailored Suits) Ar- Posbl. Decoration of the lloma
in pe'ltrie.. Siiuirrel. Australian Oil (lKK,N. BROTHERS. Hotel to- Room. rive for Early Pall Selling. TV,'Y Omahans are finding the
possum, rttaver. Racoon. Filch. ana Harney, is TJaRTU4"!4 ill S.,..it, 1..H. MHIXOX & Allen. 17th and liar. floll In
Skunk, Eox. and Nutria. One notet a place tiiott appealing to the pennn
the new side drapes on some of mteretied in the newett of Ihr new
TTiliTlllvc iit s. I. 1..1I. ITTtt friY V Al',n I7ih ...i.l ll.f. A,Alllll in social activiliea an nmmt.
One note a place tiiott appealing to the person XI ireet. have jutl received an ex- nev. haif etiahli.heil a lime luniiy lo redecorate the home and be-
By CORINNE LOWE.
New York. (Special Correspond
ence ) 1 he Swis republic is fast be
coming the Swiss monarchy, for, al
though the many new jazz materials
such a the Komer cottons have
distracted the attention slightly from
more conservative summer fabrics,
dotted Swiss rules more and more
the heart of the practical woman.
For summer mornings in either city
or country there is certainly nothing
quite so sane and safe as this tra
ditional material in one of the dark
colors.
This summer brown follows up its
victories in other dress provinces, by
asserting its wiy in this field, and
today we show one of these new
brown Swiss frocks dotted in tan.
For the Swiss frock there seems to
be nothing more charming than the
puffed short sleeve of crisp white
organdy, and here we have this sleeve
in a double puff form. , Furthermore,
the puffs are asserted again on the
skirt in the form of side panels and
the sash is of the same material.
Youth Should Help
Age to Keep in
Touch
Of Ihr new ..i ... . ri t .1. ... . (ora buvinir ni-rdful mrm i
these wrap mode I.,' on others heavy '-odes for fall and winter. The Or- ' " "rw " ' ' r.i.nm.er, tor (he smartly imtAxwit ,"lt juration of the wall.
corded and metal giidles. Linings kin buying corps for their eight stores "'d ''e silken shade on a poly- man-tailored "Tweed O'Wool" suits. Uim fir contideraiMin, The Sain
of two rolor. sometime three, are ' now orV and ihelr enor- 1 drome lamp bate, ibe gold veiled Afodel lift fall and winter, itiodrr. ' Nevunait Decorating Shop, 2M South
hand embroidered, very often not n," volume of-purchases nukes in heavy black lace, an mutually a. ately priced al $J0, $JS and $4U are IKth St.. ofler a very fine line of un
satisfied with tilk. crepe or satin tie possible the nominally priced ap- fraelive combinalion, $1275. High arriving daily. Very high grade man- ported paper for the stinroom or
designer ha lined the wrap with a which yearly delights llada-n and graceful is the metal frame 01 a tailored top coals will alto be car- breakfatl room, exquisite silvery
vivid ihrmlle velvri in .iiiii. Omaha. A surnattiniilv large alio rtiahosanv ba which holds the rose tied bv this store, coat nl tiacrir ilimttL t.r lit liftfl rr mil. I,- rwiin
lint, shirring Ihe silken softness of of voguish models for early sea- lined shade of fold, rose or b'ur. nwing, fashioned t,i finrtl imported Capers of rare loveliness for fvrrv held lor the hairdrs.t-r i, the imin
Blankets of Pineal Texture, Rare
Coloiint, Sdken Comforts for the
Cueet Room at frits Latraoe.
dinar f.
HI Kf.I SS NVj f,fT. r a iimtt
mlrrrs'll'g HV i.l (me liljnkrls
in Ihetr August brihlmg sjlr S
Vf try's all who) l.tjnirts ssilli hrav
sliii bamtMigt. llNl are g I I V. mi
hlue. vrlliiw "d in Mifi'y mrigrd
Mm kings. l kUiv'j lilai'krlt, a
ii Inure I1I4 it in Infilling m the tamr
sie. 1 1 1.C. 1 be I iiiwiiiil liUnsfls
in Iniliaii and bl'H k detiitnt arf
14 VI, a irrouiing i.l ll.r tafnr blan
ket in rnliiri l l inlo anr 10I01
chrine are o7S Willi Ihe prie Ut
111 hilf are lie luxurious tilk ioiii.
loilrrs fur the' gtMl rooiil, ttllril
wild finrtl Uilih ss'iol, lull . 7!
sX4 at a f if re rarve of Imiu IIJ?
IO $.7.'". Ol I'ltrrrsl air tlir IV((uol
(illlow r s, 4.'.l'i al Wi eai t A
ale of rlrliglitlul Salur
Leaves Omaha lo Attend Eastern
Convention of Ihe llairdiettei
MISS JENNIE S( II MM I I. r.(
the F. U. .'clia.MI ti Co.. 15.
Dmiglai, hat itour to cstfrrn cities
where the will attend convention
the fabric round the wrist in fur on wear will te lound in tni store, chenille fringed, ) 75,
wrap style, J he lustrous surfaces
fabric, all priced nnuually low, room in the bouse.
' Beauty.
Last night wild Beauty walked on
land and sea "
Girdled with stars and shod with
fireflies;
Wearing the moon upon her
breast; her eyes ''
' Heavy with dreams and with the
memory
Of other gardens, under other
skies.
She
from
the
the
drew enchantment
sleeping earth;
She sprinkled star dust on
quiet sands, ,
With slender pale and prelude
plaintive hands,
She stirred the treetops to a singing
mirth ,
And bound my heart with silken,
secret bands.
-FAITH BALDWIN.
Keep yourself in a receptive mood
and contentment will find you.
There is ' no loneliness like thA
of old age. Not-all the love that is
showered upon the "old folks as they
approach and pass through the
three score and IU years can quite
blot out that loneliness.
The reason is because the old men
and women, always in a pitiful minor
ity, are scattered among the "prime
of lifers' and the young, and the
latter can never quitesee eye to eye
with. them. They've never been 70
odd themselves.
.' Fashions,-methods, change quick
ly I Old age cannot keep up with
the mad rush. Everything changes
suddenly and like lightning and the
gray heads get confused. Puzzled,
they ponder over the difference be
tween now and their own younger
days. Do the young always realize
what an enormous difference thatt
really is? Wise old granny an4
granddad are looking back upon 70
years and more. One learns much
in 70 years. Youth is inclined to
forget that and merely disagree.,
And the olds folks have seen their
friends, their relatives, their one-time
playmates all pass on before them
those dear souls who remembered
granny's wedding dress and the little
gray bonnet with blue forget-me-nots.
They toddled alongside grand
dad when he, too, was toddling to
the fhtle school at the top of the
village. But they have passed on
to another world.
And one by one the remaining
friends pass away. Jane Smith
whom the young folk knew as the
oldest inhabitant, but who granny re
members still as sweet 17 died last
year. Sam Jones, granddad's school
chum, died two years back. Mary
Simms was "taken" only the other
day, and there's poor Ted Harris,
who will never get up again.
Yes, it's a lonely time! It's up to
us to make things as cheery as we
can for the old folks. Let us listen
to the reminiscences of granny's
courting days, and granddad's boy
hood. At 70 years of age one can
only live the past over again, and
it is such a weal tli of happiness to
have sympathetic listeners among
the youthful ones of today.
Train Child to Respect Wise Rules
of these new plush coats are gtii
anteed lor two years, the wraps
grouped at different prices, ?JS, $.i'v.
$49 up 10 $75.
The new blouses appear without
rollar. but showing a rather deep
V or wide square.
.
To Be Modish Make Your Own
Clothe. '
CLOTHES today need line, artis-
ie effect, and style. They must
he" rut correctly because you can't
cover up imperfections with trim
ming. The Keister Ladies' Tailoring
College, 1630 City Nat. Bldg., makes
a specialty, of cutting, fitting and in
structing you how to finish the Bar-
jnent. Day and night class, 20 les
sons,
Drawn work is often the sole trim
ming of dainty colorful voiles and
dotted Swisses.
.
Just in Time for the Harvest Moon
Broadway' Newest Song Hit,
"Underneath trie Meadow Moon."
rpile sheet music department of the
A Hospe company store. 1513
Douglas, introduces Broadway' sue-
cessivc song hits in a surprisingly
short time after they have proved
themselves truly popular in the me
tropolis. The lead this week is par
ticularly appropriate to the season of
harvest time."
I'nlerncath the Mellow Moon 30c
Keep on Building Castles in
tlfe Air 30c
Montana 30c
Moon River 30c
Blue Danube Blues ........ 30c
A list unusually good you'll agree
after you've played them on your
piano, ocna cnecK wnn orocr.
,
The fad for pendant earrings is
acute which, of course, means an
early decline.
Not' the "Flapper". Alone But Really
Truly "Crown-Up Ladies" Recog-
. nize the Value of the Permanent
Wave.
THE specialists" on beauty, Mr.
, Roberts and Mr. Franks of the
Black and White Room, Burgess
Nash, the Salon de Beatite, Hotel
Fontenelle, and the Blackstone
Beauty Shop, find it interesting to
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uulc 11101 111c Biitiiiiuiaiij' Jti hvilu w J . - - , ' tl SNM v. M . -
Lanoil Frocess Permanent Wave "-" .usmu.o w.o.. c..u.ib nw....,
has enlisted the interest of the more fJlHE McGuire & McCoy Dress rpHE Crawford Beauty Shop, 1001
serious minded woman who realizes X Shop, mezzanine floor, Paxton W. O. W. Bldg., Ja. 3325, is of
the value of added comfort and block sixteenth and Farnam, en- firing a special inducement to worn
charm with a minumum of time con- t c. . . ,. . . , . , . . .....
sumed in its achievement. If un- trance on Sixteenth street, is now 111 en who have neglected their hair, a
able to call for a consultation in re- readiness for the btying of fall war- hot oil rub with steaming towels, 50c.
gard to the advantages of this new drobe by Madam et Mademoiselle
permanent waving process sena tor Omaha. Stunning dresses for after- ,Wide hats of scarlet or orange
Illuail.lU TT1II.1I g'lV. U.,
Htai1 in rpfrnrit tis it
display" in their spacious daylight with fruit and flowers.
Whit svoa! iW. and ii,iv shop. A lizard skin crepe frock in '
shells are used on bathing suits of bottle green is a caDtivating exponent
black taifeta.
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1 T'-wsr j-t
atr - .. -r v. m mmm
m-mu mw- m 1 mtmn 1 iri
try an aisiiraure that Ma-tin ('in
ha will ii'tinut'ly l.Mulit liv
ilrilli'lltlrat'Otl III lli S badell- hop
n new and novel bairdrring
siliitvtii'fnis. klie v ill alo tmv
in-w luir jjii'id and titttaitie nit
while away.
Prepared for the Fall Outfitting of Hair Health Attained Through Sci- Your Hat Will Civ Week of Early Wrap for Fall and Early Winter
Fall Wear If It I Reblocked.
AT the Kruger Hat Shop, 303
Barker block, where you may
also have your feathers refashioned,
your fur and marabou piece remodeled.
Upstair Purhop Location Answer
'the Question.
rPHK Coldtteiii -.ir Shop, .'nd
floor, over Fry' Shoe Stoic,
I Mb and Do'tglaa, explain their un
usual fur value by Ihe modrrtr
tent est of an upstair l'iiiou.
Marvelous vsluetl A silken mole, 4i
111r.l1 length, heavy silk-lined, l-iir
crush collar. Mandarin tleevet, t2'6:
4'Mnell lenglh Hudson seal wili
lulural marteii or Siberian 'ijirre
trim, $2'5,
Semi-Annual "No Profit" Sal
Extends Through Ten Days.
HAYDK.VS are now holding their .
Semi-Annual "So Profit" sale,
telling quarter of sj million dollar'
worth fif merchandise at cost, I or
a period of V) day they will ion-'
vert Ihoutand of dollar worth of
merchandise into ca-h at actual coi.
furnithing salespeople, light, delivery
and other cost of merchandising
free of charge, Thev will do thi M
help the unemployed, to boost pros
perity. Not all the goods in the store
are marked to sell at rod but $250..
000 in goods being sold at "No
J'rofit" prices, the balance at Ihe
tiMia! rash-small-profil price, li e
Sior reserves the right to limit t!'e
"No Profit" purchases that all iu
tomere msy' share equally.
... ,
There' an Exquiaite Grace in the
Pleated Panel,
THE Ideal Button and Mealing
company, third floor Brown
block, Sixteenth and Douglas, make
a specialty of fine pleating for the
new draped panel deeorative key
note for the new fall frock model.
One they finished thi week had
soft crepe panel from the left shoul
der to the right hip, accordian pleated
in liny pleats, caught at the hio line
by a big embroidered butterfly of
bine, appiiqued,
Pantheon Silver Design for the
Hostess of Delicate' Perception.
THF, John Henrirkson Jewel Shop,
loth and Capitol, are showing a
rlasiic silver dsign. Pantheon, the
newest note of artistry in the tilver-
trail, wnim junin iui
rovery to the hostess who svMies
her table- appointment 'to express
her spirit of Hospitality, wrougnt
Ar Reminiscent of the Orient,
T AMOND'S, 17th and Farnam
re receiving daily hipment of (rom f0ytty ,jvtr thrre. an exquisite
marvelously designed wraps for early solidity jn the appearance of the
fall and winter wear. A sub-deb coat design which i at once appcaliint-
rif Klai-1 Pa.K.i ir.iU Itq. tl. a ... Send for one of the beautifully il-
Announcement of Long-Waited Ship- bloused pane, back, heavily embroi- 11
ment From Foreien Port. ffdered in oriental traceries of black .,.,,t,(;. h. mtvicr tiler e
noon and evening function are on transparent straw are wreathed rpHE Nippon Importing company, ?"d ?olf' mul thread, wide hanging ava;iaM( in the Pantheon pattern. If
a: i...- : .l.:. ; .I-...- i-. ......... I . rr " r Mandarin ilrrv hnritirert in Pur.ian . . . -. ....
... ........ ... . ..t.'r im,.rf.(,ifri ill stinir in irr tici
X
Fall Fashions Are
Lavishly 'Broidered.
T7VERYTHING in fall fashions,
fads and fancies calls for lav-
of the odd long draped sleeve and
skirt of the fall season. Tres Char
mantl An accordion pleated bolster
puffing round skirt edge cuff and col-,
lar, a side drape from the waistline
caught by immense cabochin declare
the knowledge of the designer. Rav
els south itn street, wishes r..mK ,n ma(rh th. . .,,,. , umr,,,,.,, , ..
. ....v.. ... .,,.Kv,, .m. nfi, vrr nervice that service rioon-
to inform their customers who have collar. An enchanting feature of the j,-t will also be sent. "Gift That
Children are just as happy
happier conforming to wise and
kindly rules from babyhood, and
the' fact that tltere are such rules,
and th.H they are ohterved, make
all the difference to the rett o the
I'nusvrudd, ti ciul vititor, and to
all with whom they come in contact
To order and clesnlmess I attach
special iniportance. I believe v let
ting ihe thiiiis the children use be
ss good, withm reason, as i can ai
lord, so that they may tepect ihcir
things. And I behre in taking
trouble tt let Ihent associate with
their rontenipourie. It may b a
Imre having t'thsr children about in
man house, PUl 11 cyif sr issu
11 r! or bo are brought nt "pri,"
iliv in 1,1 atii lo be ruber thy
'..if fniffnl. r snobb th. Stdliouitt a lot cl
vii ihev may gryw wo without keeping bak.
I. k.k of "l"kmg friftidv" I bene, m B.nt children plenty
.mum U e strvinie,
That if a child has made a mis
take, he or she must be ready to
ow.n up to it.
Never to make a threat which will
not be carried out.
Never to break a promise lo a
child.
Never have "favorites."
I make it a rule that the tlnUlren
sh!l always have Bod thick boots
and ttotkiHgs in winter and shady
hats in hot weather.
I depend more on good iood and
healthy hung than on thing from
the chemiit't shop foi Verping Ihe
children well.
And, unci health i more im
ptrt.vit lliatt fjimi'it pritrs, I (!:
iOUr overdoing il at sch""1 M
.-tine rac, oi Ci'urs. there is no
tendenty In vtrd il. but there are
thiUiten who wtut
ishly, wrought embroidery. The n co,or an? li" "Canurmg in
Mode Pleating Shop, 4th floor Pax- 18 an evening dreg of apricot
ton block, Sixteen and Farnam, is tch,ffo"- w'dely circular as to sdver
well known forthe beauty of its em- ace-edged skirt which is Huffily at-
broidery, whether it is traced on tract've in its .oft drape over an ac-
sheerly thin chiffons and georgette ford.on pleated chiffon foundation.
or on the thick-napped cloths for ,r,ny ,'v.er ,bc.afs oulll"e the s,,vr
coats and suits. , "I tUt J,',u,yJ cre?V
backed black satin dinner dress with
Practical women almost unani- lrl.e train secures its draped
mon.lv rfemand wanhahle doeskin skirt under a big et and rhmestoiie
gloves of lisle. b,,ckIf- ,our early viewing of the
, new models is invited.
Mak Early Appointment for Per- . , . . . . . , . .
w A skirt of white pirated crepe de
manent wave. injie f, worn g mrx jUi ket
THF. Brandcis Beauty Shop. 3d () NVhfte wool,
floor, are having wonderful sue-
ce with their 'Lanoil Permanent Juvenile and Junior Golf Sej.
Waving process. All the girls who Tlf UCH has been said of the tninia-
are leaving for school m the early IVI ,ufe m),
tall have rcalued the absolute nece- r
sitv for permanent wave, which maha s fine, homes where the
nukes an early appointment impcra- women "! children of the family
tive are perfecting their knowledge oi
the great game of golf. Th iown-
, , send Sporting Good Company, Ufl
To acctuiipany a veluns linen ' , " . . 'u i.
I . i.1 . . . . I ' HI IIMHI, Ul li It IMI I'l Ml. II HI!
Ires w a oli velvet parasol .. ... ' ... ... . r....:,.. ......
been waiting for carved pendants, jade crepe lining are vivid baskets of . , ..
hand-carved beads and ndestructib c
, - corners of the front. Designed by
pear necklaces, that they have ar- the ,ame n)ari j a (,ack coat of Ve.
rived. The pendants are $3.50 to verelta ctotn witn caracu coar,
4.50; the carved beads, $1.50, and :uffs an(i g(ripr ,jowr, the loose pan-
the pearls, $3.75. ,cj ,ack of the skirt. Two irdle
, are furnished with this coat model,
To wear over slips of brilliant one of woven metal, the other of the
satin are dresses of shiny lacquered same material as the wrap.
l:ire in white or irrav.
lace in white or gray
Lovely Fur Inseparable From the
Charm of Lovely Women.
T IRRESISTIBLE are the furs of-
fcrrd this year in the showrooms
of Aulabaugh the Furrier, 19th aud
Farnam. Rarely beautiful is a Stone of fringe are left to shift for thein
Marten ncckniece so lame and Ionic '. sometime hanging in one di
Coat Sold at Surpriingly Reason
able Price.
LKNKETF.R, tailor, second
floor, Sixtecnih and Howard,
will take your measurements for one
of the smartest rain and weather
coats you've seen. The price reason
able, indeed! A lull line ot high clas
lined with white silk.
whatever of frth r -m ncss-r Wilis' hiul
1: ps-siiH.n tuts rxinr irtm-aitu in mmy
ISiiHtutlty at meals 'their thought 111 ihe tbircltcn sd
l t"csif an.t tist'tsni l. bejhs'lptng iiit fvf the ks,ii help-
i.Li-itW.ft til mi.lh It Alt.. . tt'rf
1 - " . t . . . 1 - . .t .
( (!- m getting irein mtis tne
v n( ukmg a ''it s dunk i'l "''
.iee evtty usi.rfi 04 st lismg
l4t sstsind anl 'r rum'-i-d kr
rt'
S i pr, . s' in -l bs ' 1 1
, ,.- ai'.l . :: if s I msns
w . hit li d M-niUi mviig
I.hshI wts.l . tiw'4 is iirtp.wt.
sm.!.!y mbS l be tmos4
t l !'i it t
Vt l.-vt n4 bsl 1.1 he put
s. i.iffty l-K ti.ii M KJ
S Mvllt Kl, .,l't
4 ict tl sJiH nt,
NOW
FALL FASHIONS
SHOWN, ,
7 Hr'N you order pmi fall
f apparel, chic chapraux,
jaunty 1 eoat, tr 'ght line
U.iHuir, lur coal, dinner dies
and vsii. tSve ior tireet and
h. u.e wiih due itiuipiinnent
1. 1 titiclttl itnrt'st ni'e lit -.rr
thai IVdW Ihe Shopper l
the Onuh lie is at j one
sts e. woh ti t fr hup.
suit; sii'ltrs li'i'l II iMlS
i lit be si nl i'ii 1, IK l.
sfi i tSI ti'psstil I.l b llf
ilih t I irni l,it fstsl, h bl
tiH i t. l
liny tot a well at the junior nicni-
hers of the family. Specially priced
are .tdie bathing suit, a discount
of 33 1-3 on every tui bring nlfrrrd.
And for th Autoist re uttered spe
cial value in camping and outing
good.
furred that it give the effect of fox-
skin, rich and dark in coloring with
a soft Ivory tone showing through.
A true August tale offering at $rtJ.
Luxuriously silky 1 a neckpiece of
two Hudson Sables, unusually fine
In texture of fur and coloring, $135,
A season of neckpiece, Milady
Fashion is making an early srlrftipu
01 chokers ranging from $15 up in
mink, squirrel, I itch, Raccoon and
Hunk.
A novel material that is worth hosiery in all the new fall color is
looking at is a silk or crepe materia! now on display 111 the Kneeter Shop,
with looped up fringe or, if one may Reduced prices on tailoring continue
use the description, fringe fastened throughout August.
down at both edges. This material .,... 1 j . .
is gracefully manipulated into frock., J W"' Un,''It U Cr.U,1,r L
i.arasol ami hloute. Ihe lome strand Upon a Charming Head.
I. line silk fiats, so nemure aim
unpretentious there oil the shelf all
alone wait 1 Wait till that same
demure little hat U crushed low
down upon a charming head! Noth
ing so piquant, so youthful, so aittat
iniily clue in Ihe way of headgear
lui a 'd cur vision tins many a
lection, somrtime 'in another.
Silver and Cold Lac Will Add to
Brilliance of Social Seaon.
rpillC Silk Shop. IM7 Douglas, is
- daily receiving exquiniirirs from yrar. Vivid or modest 111 color, the
ihe looms of Ihe world, elurmdil effect is the tame; it will frame your
l.iliru for the adornment of MiUtly l.nt as though designed for it.
Fashion, Ravisiliing 111 eticcl air the
oi w silver and gold lairs, the smart Milady nuy be t caprirkms at
thing for ilihiier and evening writ, she wishes in the wv of jrwel for
Not tatntieil, howrver, were ihe ikiII- there's a new lingrr ling of feathery
' il mamifariurer of line lace IkIuhi, vsrought pl,itiuum deinn which it
for they've combined the di hcate really Iwu huh' for there's a liny
ntrUliic thread with vivid rvi'ii'i g hue of coloied ttones, emeralds, sati
thaibs in an rfdet vslujlv sllu'ing, phurs or lulors In lit inside ihe
tdver and d'4guiily blue,- tinriai u. aiming of the mam ring Lovely 1
pink ami antiqiir gohi, total ami
hrotuel Send duett lo lit ilmp Im
I4ltidrs sent b I fit ir "One Day
S-tmple ServUe tlepai Uncut "
The Decorative Possibilities of Pillows
Ptl'owt, whitli have tome, more ih-I lotntiut v.r'1 betaiue lltv ie
and more, la plar an uiiporum pari l,t t,"1 h '' ,l,f "f'-s-t lh
in th dreoraiise tchrni ( lh '''"' 11.,'
. , ' t i ii.i.lff irUtl, sai'it and s litli.ii..
hom. and si-s tally in lb bon loir. 1 (, )4lf,to , , fwt, ttxife
show stjr (I'ttly He floitt wbish Inl-i tiuh tonihiiulioii on (null
ti v he suilal ly mdiined i'.. mifuduit a t in r a 1MI..11
lur esaixpl. -Willi utitl ili ifmi oe m-d rti I el ss-i't ihe tir
.' n Muvli imhilt! III. bv lurtti ihr) ssoulj vnly UlcHlt ft
loutisit, tut 11 n t4 tsiivt dsi sietuum,
t
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White lltl glove with a flower o
a htrd lu'iil.'l 011 the batk. I hat is
one of the things al lh glov cou
ttr. Anoiher it the stlsrt-tarrd cut',
in In it, !. t blur (if giiltlt ii sellow 01
li.i'nf, AHuther is the vtitrrrd '!";
hiiiiw in not poik or old blur, o
bUi is i-f in ulttr hi v or amhrr A I
lliiU, llisl uun.lri lully at 1 mil- tllrt, t hilts thilii.it t..ci ghe ihe gl.nts -e wlm gUct kit),
iimdaliiig tialrriat, fl earn the a motif id disistali.nt u tme imi"i
if nil due it ami amply justine i't In lie oblong pillow nli htiols
t.i.l !i tn.e pilltiw of Uifrla taiin used 11 l IniiiiiUtii'ii
Hilh ihilitm tentrc lMu.li.lri ihe 111 is vvded ss.ih 1I11I111 tirl-1 ii
1..10U i.l the t'liUhb smiih tut. ml ( plat user 1 iot.1 lUmlt t l g o t
1 t-i's tiuiute '- ii!!us, tsh.lr 1 . 1 1
n..ili. li(rU f lih.it t'lin. tl.mris i fitlisiorit ,ti the m!
t i la vi ih tiun'ilr pill.' vi loi i ih fioli.
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