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Signs of Goming Spnng in New Dress Delights
I pprcliitlv hotrlnr. Genuine
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f ISjlllMB Hia IU s'O 1UUIIU III a
th better stoops, and If any
tnony has been saved from th '
orgy of Christmas buying It may now be
Invented to advantage.
There are till at least two months ot .
wintry weather to be faced and there li
another wintor coming, though It Ilea be
yond a distant summer. If one buy wisely,
winter bargains In fura and frnoki and
coat picked up now will give comfort and
satisfaction until spring and will coma m
moat conveniently at tha opening of an
other fold seacon, but naturally ona muit
not buy tbe extreme or freakish modela
if one count Upon wearing them another
nason.
In some of the shops the prices of high
class winter ooat and skirt costumes are
cut In half, so that room may be made for
tbe coming spring stock and the old stock
may be cleared out, and one may obtain
for $25 or IX a severely tailored coat and
skirt of mannish material whloh sold for
' from $50 to H early In tbe season.
In dressy frock and Imported models
the reduction are still mora sweeping, but
frocks of this sort are more likely to be
shopworn and soiled and must be chosen
with a view to their possibilities of fresh
enlng. Winter coats are quoted at price
which In some instances seem absurdly
low, and the left-over hat are much re
duced In price,-but there are few desirable
things among them and a hat made to order
costs a much a It would have coat two
month ago
This last statement doe not apply to
frocks. A number of the smart tailors
and tbe dressmaking departments of many
hops offer tempting rates at this season of
the year. The southward-bound crowd,
while large, does not by any means furnish
enough orders . to keep the dressmakers
busy between winter and spring seasons
and In order to keep their work Xolk, yet
not keep them In idleness, dressmakers put
forward reduced prices for work as a lure.
Of course, there la no telling Just what
the spring will bring forth. In the line of
new fashions; but there are conservative
models which are fairly sure to be modish
throughout the . spring and summer, even
If not the laat cry ot fashion) and it la a
sensible thing to have such a frock made
now. so that one may take advantage of
the between-season prices and have some
thing ready for wear In the early spring.
It seems quite probable that the leaning
' toward the severe tailor-made for street
wear, a tendency very noticeable last fall,
will be emphasized In the spring, and &
coat and skirt costume made with a con
servative coat, either semi-fitting or close
i fitting, and finished with, regulation ooat
sleeve and coat collar, 1 a saf proposition
and a good thing to have in readiness, for
' the first mild days. For that matter, there
: are days all through our winter when such
i a costume. If not In suiting too light of
weight, is comfortable.
The new suitings are not yet much in
! evidence In the shops; but a few light
; weight French suiting, tweeds and serges
have appeared and are being mad up for
southern wear. The plain French serge of
fin quality, both In white and In blue, is a
favorite, and among the blue serges there
are several new shades deep, yet full of
color, such a the electric blue, which has
been liked In Paris this winter, and the
Indigo, which was Introduced last fall. ,
The voiles and Panamas are being pushed
for southern use and are always practical;
but nothing new In materials of this class
ht yet appeared and now that .voile Is as
much a favorite in winter as In summer
the winter stock pf such material may be
drawn upon for tbe purposes of (he south
ward bound.
. The spring stuff most conspicuous In this
early showing 'ts perhaps the rajah sir
'which is put forward In many new color
combinations and designs and is insisted
upon with a unanimity that suggests a de
termination among the manufacturers and
merchants to make this silk a leading fea
ture of the coming season. A majority of
the new rajuhs are In plaid and check ef
fects, but there are many stripes, too, and
the plaids and checks are In moBt cases of
the lino stripe variety a plain ground
barred off or checked off with lines of con
trasting color.
dray and white combination are fre
quently repeated In these stuffs and. In
deed, the liking for gray which has beer
emphatic thla winter bid fair to hold over
Into the spring and summer, If the color
'Indication ot the first spring showing are
to be trusted. A soft, silvery gray rajah,
barred oft Into a regular three-Inch plald
Ing by a rather heavy line of white, has
excellent possibilities and Innumerable
H
Ike IFiriifare
, We wish to call the attention of the professional end
business men of Omaha and Vicinity to our special show
ing of Office Furniture.
' Wo nre not satisfied to-
mow umce xurnuure ns
good as others; it is our aim
' to ' offer something better,
something more modern.
Our new stock excels in ele
gance in construction, beau
ty and exclusiveuess in de
sign, for we are solo Omaha
and Vicinity agents fox four
of the best lines of desks
manufactured.
Sole agents for the "Derby" Desk of Boston.
Sole agenta for the "Standard" Desk of New York.
Sole agents for the "Peterson" Desk of Chicago.
Sole agents for the "Gunn" Desk of Grand Rapids.
Sole agents for the "Gunn" Filing Cabinets, "Gunn's"
Vertical Filing Cabinets, "Gunn's" Sectional Bookcases.
Miller, Stewart & Beaton
413-15-17 South 16th Street.
ye. us nniiwiM i i t if
UNEXCELLED? I
NO, UNEQUALLED!
(that is the word to use) when you are speak
ing of the New Home Rotary Shuttle Sewing
Hachine. The latest improved Sewing Ma
chine on the market. We might go on here
(if space would permit) and enumerate the
many advantages this
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IHayden
Sewing Machine Dept.
particular machine
has over any other
makes. But we rea
lize the best way to
have you call at our
Sewing Machine De
partment and give
" the machine a thor
ough inspection.
We carry a complete
line of Shuttle Machine
from $18.50 up. Machine
sold for cash or on the
easy payment plan. . We
furnish supplies for and
repair all makes of Sew
ing Machines. Also rent
machines.
Brothers.
Phone Doug. 2600
was formed of silver srauze almost entirely and another shows a succession of
hiririon hv trmtlf of hundKome Irish laee. with a disk between each two or three,
Soft satin ribbons in warm rose relieved Chat About wastes.
tne wnite ana suver. Mrs. Ellzsbeth Kspenak Is a town coun-
Wlth certain shades of gray, silver is cllor of Uergen, Norway, and also hon
especlally effective, and the silk mouaellne orary secretary of the Norwegian Woman's
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GOWN OF SILVER SPOTTED MOUSSELINB AND SILVER GAUZE, A 8ECOND OF SATIN VELOUR AND SILVER LACE, A THIRD OF MAIZE
CREPE DE CHINET WITH LACE AND A FOURTH OF GRAY MOUSSELINB AND SILVER.
of the sketch was of exactly the right tone
to harmonize with the lines of tiny silver
rose and the silver lace which served as
trimming for the frock. (
Christian IVmperanoe union.
Bessie Leonard, the daughter of a flour
mill owner in Uarfield, U., took charge of
the engine and boiler when the engineer
struck, for she had studied engineering.
In Wlnteraet, la., Gertrude M. Duff ha
been- elected county superintendent ot
Changes are rung on this theme, the also "tuffs, but hardly enough of them are In ground and their faintly green leaves gtv- minute bowknot is a good design In both Into the trimming scheme, schools. In Idaho, where women vote.
f the plaid, the width of the lines and vldence to offer convincing testimony as ng Just the needed touch of relieving color embroidered wis and batiste: and shaded Little change in last season's silhouette leaves irons Kasnion s koipdook. seventeen women were elected county su
th shades of the grsy varying In all ta their chances In the spring fashion pre- m the bwrmony of pink and white. Or per- dots on a white ground, while not die- Is noticeable in these first lingerie models. Velvet and silk are tremendously popular genntendents or schools at tne last eteo
Itnaglnable ways. Tttm. There are women who will not con- hap you may prefer a design of fine stripes tlnctly new, for they were used lat season, but the rise of the long shoulder line end pX'nartf' and thTTaUer' for a" The Income ef Mrs. John Jacob Astor 1
There are, too, some very smart rajahs lde' planning a warm weather outfit with- In white and silvery gray, with loose spray are among the effective design of the new the tendency to Introduce contrasting1, any occasion. Velvet coctumes usually put down at J,60O,ooo a year, but her re
in Irregular mixed plaid, such as the in- oul 'ncludmR In it at least one foulard of valley lilies tossed carelessly over the stock. sleeves under a shoulder drapery like the take on very aimple llnee. although often sources are practically unlimited. Although,
risible plaids of the winter cloths, many J- " surface, the blossoms io white with faint Tn best of the new organdie, have a body of the blouse or to cut the upper part dcloh and'ldllvTTn'd ffo'therfshe manages" to reul h?r ATt'lU
Shades of grsy and Unas of white entering general utility wear in warm weather, graj shadows and the delicate stems In Dar plaid of heavy white line and a colored ' h 'eeve in one with the shoulder of iewejed bands are favorite garnitures In society. She is more sought after than
Into the composition of the plaid. These hoKh t various time other silk have palet green. design of ome lngle large flower, poppy, the blouse Is evident In these summery . The vogue of the bretelle and suspender wan,. America by those svlth so
Same designs are, of course, repeated In loed It aside and it ha been declared Thenj u another j,.,, , wn,ch tlny orchld etc coloring. and draw- models, as it ha. been In the late winter '"Vets, h" ?1rJT.n?h2d.t,t ?hl C The 'Titlc'coast line has had a rule
other colorings. 1 leaves, spraying like maidenhair fern, but lng of these flowers testifies, as do all the models. , important spring fashion Itema. The draped debarring woman clerks from employment
a grounq or tne sort tan, whlon Is the "" o.ww ... w. ajirernt shape, almost entirely cover a floral designs, to the Increasing excellence mien irwm bibu ptobih imsj surplice In combination wltn tne drooping in ineir unices, uui im now
announced
natural pongee color, plalded or checked the doUe1 variety, showing very slight wh. ound, the leaf design being In lav- of the art standards among manufacturer. Idea, and models which have been popular blouse and lonit shoulder e "" P' noi.VfYhc?
in lines 01 almond crean or mahomnv -iti '""J tnilar or rn or rrm v as the case mav Printed butUtea. ailk mull, and even n cium or oiner winter uimenai worn oui t---.-- :-, - v,.... ,.. .k. .-. ; mv .n.nlnv unm,n aii-noarauher
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. ently been a favorite with the designers,
and comblnstlons of. white and color are
legion, some of the smartest of these being
In bright chestnut brown en a white
ground. Some of the designs. In small in
definite checks, show several oolors charm
ingly blended,
. One of thtsa In soft dull lavender, dull
. blue, gray and whit ts particularly har
, snoniousi but there ar other color schemes
. as successful. Inch-wide stripes in tan or
, whit and some soft color, such as lav
ender or almond green or blue, are ex
tremely attractive, and an effootlve design.
pot nearly so conspicuous It sounds,
hows a wide stripe of tan alternating with
a Roman stripe, In which dull rose ami
In white and dark blue, whit and violet,
white and gray, eto.
It has a white ground on which One hair
line stripes of color are set closely together.
Over this surface are scattered dots of va
rious sixes, from a dot the slse of a 6-cent
piece to a dot of the ordinary wafer else,
all In the color of the line stripes, but eaoh
framed in a fine clear line of white. The
effect Is remarkably good, the design hav
ing character without being conspicuous
and bizarre.
Other satin foulards show groups of line
stripes In color set at two-inch Intervals
on a white ground, and down the white
two-Inch stripe are sprinkled either tiny
ring or lozenges In the color of the line
stripes. The taffetas, messallnes and other
. i M i .i . , . . i . i t niun tn ulimir a i.nnHlHarnltlA .vniliiiu tif n.. i ... .l.l.f. a rA ..In. StenOKT&DUOrS.
coior, mo coor oeing uc.pe-i wB.e i... ,n cmnoa cioin ana i musiu. in., w...- " "?"""Z'"IZ1Z. ' r.L'i'Jl'Z n.lnnrl. I.lraheth Harrison, although onl
leaves are thlckeet, wbll at the end of ter. For example, there may be group or " " gum.p or unueru.uuso nu r.a , , '"""-' Vollows" Put 15 years oldT his filled fur the last two year
the pray it fade to a pal hue. . fine black stripes, set ot rather wide Inter- lve caps or short outer sleeves of the ?"0or " , "( 'tepid water with five drops thi responsible position of engineer at her
A blue and white spider cloth ha a wide vals on a white ground, and the continuity linen falling over three-quarter sleeus of of D.ue and a small piece of lump starcn. father s sawmill ."'IhnMnli
stdi "t shaotd blue, light In It. of thi, striping U Interrupted by little the sheer lingerie material. h.ndLreWef ""rote'ly " ttorou'Jhtr' weu Son'uionT.e'r.e
deepest tone, alternating with a wide stripe flower sprays or tiny floral wreaths In Cluny is the lace most In use for trim- " ,",and tnen squeezing it as dry as f her father s traction engine pulling t he
of white, and over all are thrown cluster, delicate colors set Into the .tripe. mlng linen In thi. first exhibit of linen possible. When all the handkerchief,. iav. Jurlr.JT another W
.... . n V. . , I . L.;.. Vnan p.1m1 In thla wsv. jnl'AHil 1 h fm nil f tOUQ. going iroill UNO larnt VJ aa.UI.UM V
or mile wniie uuusiea. ii m in un ur mere may o a wiuo ainpe vi uiki mnv,i nn olan plnlh nr towel until
. .. . . , ... . .. ..m t thoaa which nr. trimmer! in smoothly on a clean cioin or towei until
they can be ironed.
The erase for Venetian ' jewelry Is re-
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julsite drawing of the floral designs and alternating with a while stripe and the ,e,m t0 b tho,a "hlch are trimmed In
In the way in which they appear to melt floral motifs are set down this wide black folu tuk" the Bklrt Bt
Into the background tnstesd of standing s
out clear cut and disttnot that half the ef- col
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and chiffon, and th border design In
flower coloring are equally charming In
connection with material In
dots or stripes appear on a whit ground;
but, as has been said before, we are thor-
fectlveneas of these new silk and cotton
material lie.
The printed silk mulls are beautiful, too,
and the embroidered batistes and Swisses
defy description. These last materials, at
strloa The black and white and flower wlda Interval and headed by Inset bands sponsible for the new fad In millinery. It
nnVo'nli .re a7wa T chimin, tor d"" tnaertlon. Very often these tucks consist, of a quaint buckle studded with
color design, .re alway. charming ror ' h f . . . . ,aM tm. of various colorings, which are
sheer cotton, and .uch alike a. mouesellne u" or p! . box pla!1 introduced Into a heavy foreign setting.
designs In WB rwui aim in aunts ei- Hrlght colored .tones are usee, eucn as
h. , , fectlve models this plait runs up the front orange, green, blue and garnet, .and some-
... - of the blouse to meet a low drawn fichu times large moonsionee. occupy e. ceni-r.
wnicn oiaca . . - .
thrash wheat.
There are now four women who have
licenses to navigate the waters at Pitts
burg. They are Captains Mrs. Mnry Qreen,
Mrs Mary Hwsn anil the Dlppold sisters.
Tlie entire Dlppold family now have lioens-
to pilot steamboats, and the women nave
all served their apprenticeship of three
yeara In the pilot housi and on the roof
of Ohio steamers.
, green anJ blue ppar. but In .uch har- , . . 11.50 and even fi a yard, are frock ma-
..,.,..., imv i. uu ,urprl,p, blng merely of tbe check and terials as costly as suks; ana a "simple oughly ranilllar wltn sucn effects tnrougn
. striking color contrast.
I'laln rajah is offered in all ths popular
. .had, which are likely to retain their pop
. ularlty with ths coming of spring, end It
. Is sjid that Uil material I to be tremen
dously worn for motor and traveling coat
and costume. Certain It Is that It is being
. mad VP In considerable quantities for
. southern us and that th manufacturers
of du.t coat are planning a large number
of their model in rajah., Ujough those . ,ummM loolt ,nTOnQU,n(ial.
A few foulard aire blossoming with
, th Swisses and mulls and other suntmery
pluid order familiar Uat .urnmer and de- muslin frock" fashioned from such stuff the sheer silken .tuff, of .lmllar design,
sirable chiefly for ahlrtwaUt frocks. "O Inexpensive luxury! but at least one Embroidered robe pattern In batiste.
It la when one comes to the cottons that reU one "onJr wort MT.
the effort of the manufacturer to provide
The all-white embroidered Swisses are
drapery or oollar, while the blouse and ,onf. ,Parf or veiI wi,ich falls down from
skirt at each side ot the plait sre joined one side usually the left is still seen In
by an Inset girdle of lac Insertion. millinery. Sometime th carf reaches to
. M , . , the walat.
Plain coat and skirt costumes of heavy Tha ,hort pIaltea walking skirt retains
linen, severely tailored and made with Its popularity and, worn with a Jaunt
.1.111 mr,A ..ni.mii.. dniairn nf fur or cloth. It has a carticulorlv
wis.. null. etc., will have an unu.ually . . . " . . . smart effect. Bometlmea the little coat
successful season If prediction, ar. ful- 'r?' ""VUJ d'I take, the form of , he new hie length, or .
rare and beautiful novelties fo, th. coming fllle n1 " nnufaeturers and Import- traw , atura, t0, nen; ...orT flat basque, falling over th.
eason are moat apparent. If the prellml- are many pretty new ae.ign. in tne.e pop- ,r. have evidently eounted confidently upon ... h,f. mK,, . ,,-( hips. Bklrts with Innumerable gores are
nary ahowlng la a fair sample of the things "l" materials. Large quantities of these ,uch fulfillment, for, whll only a .mall WD" "um,r ana PP"'"ly- fashionable. They are most becuinlng to
to com. this i. to be a spring and summsr Bwlss have already been sold, and though percentage of th. rob. Importation, ar -' :fr"ner.eUr8omer.krn. Rar- 'In many u
of wonderful cottons
pi. satlna ar tremendous
evening wesr. A touch
A Skin of Beauty is a jo Forever.
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which will x"re win . "J '" already here ana on view, tnese few are T , " " V ,V , .w h,. nineteen gores, while othera have seven-
make the manufacturers triumph of last before tne spring season is rainy on, it a dear Indication of th. emphaal. put upon " .. ' . ..." 7. ..... .v , teen, fifteen, nine or .even, just aa tm-y
I. ..V.fnl vhath.i Ih.ra mill h niruln . . . . . IUIKI inn ana musilliB irt mi vn inatuiMK rt'ptntea.
" "" :":":; ." :.:::: uca " lu wr .k.., .v.ntn material., and the aoft. sun- l. mur-h tn favor for ball gowna.
. .. . pnarmmH n n iiiii.ii. bib moil lainuw. - . - . . . .
iui oiuy are mesa exquiaue conon aiuns -
high In price and rivalling the most beautl- F.mbroldered Swisses and batistes show- iale blues, lavsnder.. yellows, gray a
nil or sneer silken stuffs in charm, but even mg uencaio ... ... ur.., ......y. pinas sno wn.w "1r uU yii . . ... nrnr,nwlnn of h. I.iat avenln. ""..r .7,. ,r. h.T.w i-.tl.-e 1 finished
the cheeper cottons are surprisingly lovely but must be seen to te appreciated. One embroidered In aelf-tou., ar offered at ,..,. :lllhnr. d.slan. and eharmine- with a bertha of creamy lace, falling from
in ansign ana quality. The airmtlea, printed pretty n wmij s.ripea prices ranging irom sju iu rw. ana since ,ff,cts are obtained by discreet use of ell
batistes, oigandles and In fact all the old with closely set black hair lines and Is the trimming I all upplled In the pattern ver Uc ,nVer rosea, cloth of llver, etc.
favorites among cotton of modest prie prlnkled with pal blue embroidered dots and the frock I o nearly mad that an Tbt t'QUT VMlnB frock of th central
ar rrettier than ever, and there are several of wafer sis. expensive dressmaker I. not needed to put ... .patched from Parisian modela
and th. .oft, sup- Brown I. much In favor ror oan gowna.
ily In demand for One charming costume Is made of brown
. silk muslin, over rose pink .ilk. The run
of .liver appear. e'"ied with a thick ruche of the
entirely new fabric of tbe cotton and silk Another la In pale gray and white with it together uocesaully, aa elaborate and nIuitr,t, the possibilities of the .liver
lUlUSftlaS, Pru. 17 (rest km JIfatt InTai
v . ,v. . mi-ha HI hrnwn muslin. A tiny
ruche of muslin also edge, the lac. The
puff ileevea are transparent. pa rose pink
chiffon taking the place of the pink silk,
which lines the skirt and bodice. The
sleeves have a small ruche of muslin at
. ottl- k. . 1 I asf.m w.sr,-i4 rt lirnivn
class which, however they may wear-a lavender dots. This combination Is, by the charming lingerie frock Is obUlned more ,now erD. with Hruges llu-Zt rihhon. with king ends falling down
matter still to be determined-are unde- way, a popular one with th designers, eaally and economically through the use ot Jac trimming and big velvet bows upon the left .Ide. On the left side of the bodice
nlal.ly of phenomenal beauty in color and black and white line .trlped ground, or .uch a rob than In any other way. k, . f , and ,mDra DOdlc. the .liver large spray of amall pink roaes.
design. check ground, with a floral; or dot design One piece lingerie frock., whose blouse appaarea only ,n palIl.tt. embroider, or- ."ffJ.Son the" tb
A stuff called spider cloth I. conspicuou. In lavender having been turned out In al- and skirts ar. Joined by Ineet waistbands natnentlng th. laoe tab., but a frock of hett even a flimsy party fr- k doe. not
an this ltut Ti u rv h r thmirh n,,t most all of the cotton.. Uolng back to the or girdles or lace, are numerous among ... , . .a. a . imnnrtun .hn touch of braiding or corning, wnicn
tranrparent, and of exquisite sheen, while .wlst.es, one finds the nnest or wnite .wis tn. new muslin moaei., ana are more eaally
In point c; design and color it yield, the with on embroidered rose design, in the accompllahed by th amateur dressmaker
ptUio to none of th must costly printed tiniest of pink rosea, scattered over It, than are the purely princess models cut
materials. and especially attractive are white swlascs In one fror" yoke or shoulder to hem. Im-
Imaglne a delicate plijk ground shading thickly sprinkled with small dots In two ported llng?ri models are wonders of In- sliver roses tdged the finely plaited revers nilonalised are made to serve as motifs
tv a pink Just a shade deeper behind the harmonising colors, such as pale pink and trlcate detail, while aimple Of outline, and of mouasellne de sole. In attractive conventional designs. One
graceful sprays of arple bLoaaoms which pale green, pal blue and dedicate lav- hand embroidery and Valenciennes are tbe White silk mouaaellne embroidered In very elmple pattern which Is 1 laTlTeilV
are tatterd over the aurface, their pink ender, etc chosen trimming, though heavier laces, silver dots was the material of a most de- J" byseveraltralghroVs'of soutache
flushed' petals melting Into tit pink back- A tiny wreath of flowers tied with a such aa Irish and cluny, frequently enter lectable little frock whose full short bolero cr cord, whichever It luay hajpea U be;
satin veiour. acooraea a more important mow w' i:,
. ... . m . . . k-a much the aame effect. The (Jreelc nor-
role to etlver. th gulmp nd short sleeves mu,ch Ukell on velvets and uo. not
oeing entirely or nne silver iuee
8!milnr
to have become common; flower
lace. In flounce, howed where the skirt scroll and vine are pretty but are al
wa. slit up th. left front and a line of tiny 'VZl nXtV,'':
Makes Fat Vanish
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