Hm I Dot retched by a tafl bound,
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From the lowly oarth to th vaulted tkiw.
And i mounl to Its tammit round by round.
Dear and Dainty Drivers.
WE take pleasure in announcing
" that Omaha is prepared to
greet the largest, most joyously en
thusiastic crowd at the largest auto
show ever odered to this great auto
mobile territory.
Every day at the show is to be a
feature day, the Auditorium even
now is a bewitching background for
the superlatively handsome cars to
be exhibited. The decorative work
has been in the hands of & promi
nent interior decorator of the city,
and no expense has been spared to
make this large building a bower for
beau! j.
The theaters and movies have of
ferings of intense interest features
comprehensive to a degree. You'll
not lack amusement, I assure you.
And the shops, tres charmant, mes
amies! Each and all, they reflect
the returning joy to a world too long
sadi That all of the mode's crea
tions display a greater gayety and
lightness is everywhere apparent.
.Inspired creations in cloudy talles.
sheer chiffons, shimmering paillet
tes, airy ruffles, delicate laces,
gleaming jet and gorgeous brocades
scintillate happiness.
. We wish yon were able to visit
Omaha every week, but, since Such
-a thing is not possible, you'll find
the shops showing apparel in allur
ing profusion for every season of
the year. Welcome to our Four-
.teenth Auto show. We hope you'll
all drive hum? in a 1919 modell
v.
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;;A Helpful Hint Kom the) Beauty
Shop.
IS THAT beautiful soft coil and
the cluster curls your own hair?
What difference docs it make? None
'.'.except that your appearance is
;;more pleasing when your hair is
arranged attractively.
Now that the high hair dressing
;;is in vogue, you will need one of the
bewitching hair pieces which Mrs.
I.Margaret Gunston at the Delft Hair
; parlors. Second floor Baird building,
.is displaying r.t compelling prices.
!The Delft service is unexcelled for
hair matching, marcel waving, hair
I'dressing, shampooing, facial and
) scalp massaging and manicuring,
i Deft Delft digits dress daintily I
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jl.Iore
Charming -Than fcver
WITH their freshness and dainti
ness of design, they are de
signed to captivate the hearts of all
hd visit Thompson-Belden's this
week. Organdy flouncings sliow em
! oroideries-cf finest stitchery with
Venetian lies. The galloons to
'tnatch (double 'scallop bandings),
iare most entrancing. Flouncings of
'bet hav edgings of embroidery cut
, lo disclose the net foundation. Inert
; there are tucked and ruffled flounces
Jo make up a whole dressl These
!r in bright colored organdies as
;kell as white. Delightfully ef
fective frocks when worn with gay
:ah.
Miss Rhodes has just returned
from an eastern buying trip and
; Vou'll find her suggestions valuable,
'indeed. She's most enthusiastic in
; the uses of Swiss bandings, and in
' let motif for baby dress yokes,
tatin undies, blouses, frocks and
Jiats.
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Engaged?
THERE are three things to be
considered by a man who has
become engaged. One is the engage
ment ring, another the wedding ring,
and the third a bridal gift of jew
elry. Engagement rings, according to
the arbiters of fashion, may be soli
taire of cluster gems of all kinds,
preferably diamonds and pearls.
Many diamonds are now set in a
fairy beauty of pierced platinum
disclosing myriads of tiny stones
cunningly placed in the intricate
tracery. Especially appealing are
the new square cut, or emerald cut
diamonds.
Albert Edholm, jewel connoiseur.
Sixteenth and Harney, often designs
a bridal gift to correspond in, motif
with the setting of the engagement
ring. Don't you like the sentiment
of having these three gifts really in
dividual? ,
Plain hose? Mais non, mes amies!
But laced, striped, polka dotted and
checked. Colored, to be sure.
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Worse Than a Chinese Puzzle.
SUCH Questions as I'm asked in
regard to the preparations of
garments for dyeing what fabrics
and colors take what colors, for
there's all the difference in the
world you know blues will not dye
brown, nor will brown dye blue, nor
will many other colors dye just
what you'd like them to. Just can't
be done. Then there's the question
of ripping that enters into the prop
osition. The Pantorium, Sixteenth and
Jones have printed a bulletin which
tells all about the different fabrics
and their "color-taking" properties,
also there is in this a very valuable
color table for dyeing. I'll be very
glad to mail this card on request.
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If You're on a Committee of Deco
ration FOR your new club rooms, the
church " or auditorium or
if- you wish to redecorate a tea
room or restaurant, the Sam New
man shop, 1809 Farnam street, has
hundreds of beautifully hand-tinted
interior plans from which to choose
They're equipped to give you highly
artistic service in this line as well
as in the redecorating of your home.
You should see their new wall pa
pers. They're fairly startling in
beauty of color and design.
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You're All Invited.
MRS. SMITH of the Alia Shop)
207 South Eighteenth street,
whose shop I've so often talked of
in these columns, invites you all to
visit her while you're in Omaha for
the auto show. You will, I'm sure,
find it well worth while.
The Noted Hospitality of the
Southern Home.
HOLDING a firm place in the
hearts of pleasure-loving peo
ple everywhere is the true southern
hospitality offered by the Hotel
Loyal, Sixteenth and Capitol. Here,
in artfully furnished rooms, you're
surrounded by perfect service con
centrated comfort. Automobile
show visitors will find this hotel an
infinitely satisfying hostelry, where
everything imaginable is done for
entertainment. Each day from 12
to 2 is served a business men's
luncheon for 60 cents, while a fit
ting expression of the notable
Cuisine is the table d'hote dinner
served from 6 to 9 o'clock for $1.25.
Special music adds festivity to these
meals,
Apron vcFts extend below the
waistline. Brightly piped, braided,
buttoned and pocketed are they.
Your Home
WILL not be complete without
an Edison music is the real
enjoyment, of home. Music casts
aside worry and brings a bright,
cheery smile instead. That is real
happiness and that is the mission of
music.
Thomas A. Edison originated this
marvelous phonograph and it repre
sents quite a number of patented in
ventions, covering a five-year period
of experimentation.
The New Edison is the wonder of
music lovers, for Mr. Edison has
revolutionized the art of eliminating
that artificial phonograph tone.
You owe it to yourself to hear the
perfected phonograph. Mr. Rouse,
a truly gracious host, invites every
one to the daily concerts to be held
in the Rouse Edison Parlors,. Twen
tieth and Farnam, during auto
show week. This invitation is ex
tended with equal cordiality wheth
er you plan a purchase, or are tak
ing this oportunity to inform your
self regarding developments of the
day.
Far Automobile Show Visitors,
GREAT preparations are on foot
at the Flatiron cafe, Seventeenth
and St. Mary's avenue to have par
ticularly good things to eat every
day during the auto show.
You'll find this cafe fine of dignity
and refinement, a place where yoo'll
be proud to entertain your friends
to lunch or dinner before the show
in the evening. The usual prices will
be in effect, 40 cents for noon lunch
eon, 60 cents for dinner in the even-sing,
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Automobile, sesame to the Open Road,
What dreams of beauty you unfold!
Vieics of quiet loveliness,
Fascinating happiness
Seeing the sky and sighting th? sun,
"Counting the hilltops, one by one"
Capricious as the Spring Weather
The New Chapeaux
INCLUSIVE in their brightness
and charm, every one of the sea
son's newest originations is repre
sented in the millinery department
of the Nebraska Clothing store, Fif
teenth and Farnam.
Consider the unexpectedness of a
rose and pansy corsage perched
atop a matron's hat. Purple, the
straw and purple the tulle which
veils the exquisite flower arrange
ment. With a streamer of tulle to wrap
about one's fancy, is a transparent
picture hat of horsehair braid.
Slightly tilted to one side, there's
a fruit and flower laden bandeau to
delight one's color sense.
Sipper braid forms the background
of a turban entirely covered with
great blue corn flowers.
A watteau tilted hat in soft tan
and brown sprays of mignonette
among the rosebuds, while there's a
perfect backing of brown velvet
loops.
' For the "hat and bag" feature this
week there's a ravishing confection
of rose lavendar, 'broidered in tiny
flowers with sashing round the
crown laced through large eyelets.
The bag is suspended by ribbons
strung through ivory ringsl
Fashion Fabrics
THhE sumptuous wraps for spring,
show an infinite diversity of
dolman coats and cape-wraps de
manding the very richest of fabrics,
silvery in texture effect, lightly
cosy in comfort. The Braindeis
stores are displaying a new line of
special selections in silvertones, ve
lours, Bolivias, and broadcloths.
These delightful materials have
been chosen in all the new and ap
proved colors, with as Mr. Adler
says, "dolmans in my mind's eye."
For the woman who desires the
newest concepts in dainty suits, he
presents fascinating men's wear
serges in midnight and navy blues.
And if you're planning a captivating
trotteur frock with all the charm
of the new silhouette, he'll suggest
fine French serges and tricotines.
The season's newest are stunning
plaids jn original blockings of green
and brown, orange and blue, gray
Pekin blue, and orange, French blue,
purple, brown and green. Distinc
tively new are these colorful com
binations, entrancing for separate
skirts.
An Enchanting Collection of
New Millinery.
COLORFUL in garniture and ex
travagant in contour, the new
millinery shown in the Belle Hatch
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam, re-,
veals itself in a most enchanting
mood. Flower gardens and baskets
of fruit contribute generously to the
garniture, while ostrich and ribbon
lend alluring loveliness to Victorian
bonnets, Directoire Pokes and Scut
tles, Mitzi sailors and saucy turbans.
The swagger tailored girl will
adore the new corded silk ties in
black and white stripings and
checks, $2.00.
Spring Blouse Fashions
T IKE rich, tuneful melodies, em--
bodying the joy of spring are
the alluring new blouses shown in
the blouse department of Orkin
Brothers, Sixteenth and Harney. In
French blue, also bisque georgette
crepe is the model flaunting pleated
frills, round collar and cuffs. The
square neck line, side opening, and
embroidered motifs of contrasting
color proclaim this one of the spring
1919 models. This with another
model developed in sunset, flesh and
blue georgette glinting beaded de
signs and contrasting color trim are
priced $6.95. Of rich charm is a
high-and-low necked blouse of pussy
willow taffeta for $4.95 in flesh and
white.
Ultra-smart are the new Ecroise
leather correspondence cases. Of
the appearance of an exclusive bag,
they include every possible neces
sary to the fair correspondent and
are to be had in bright rose, purple,
soft gray and brown, as well as
black. "Many of them carry foun
tain pens. An especially lovely gift
Jor die bridf
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 9. 1919,
(jBmgd
We Are All So Tired of
Our Winter Clothes
nPtlESE days of early spring when
the sun is bright with a promise
of warmer weather soon to come,
there is something really regenerat
ing about the purchase of new
spring clothes. It raises one's mor
ale. The Ideal Button and Pleat
ing company, 305 Brown building.
Sixteenth and Douglas, will add
skillful touches to everything you
make if you'll but give them the
chance.
Of cour. you'll want an embroid
ered vest for your new suit, or frock
Many of the imported' suit models
show gold thread embroidery on
navy blue. It's bewitching in ef'
feet.
Have you seen the new round ball
buttons, two coltfred, which hang
gayly from long silk cords. Wholly
lovely are the figured georgettes ac
cordion pleated in long graceful
points to hang softly over charnleuse
and taffeta foundations!
Furs of Distinction Moderately
Priced
"P HE delightful new modes for
- spring in rich fur garments,
mink, Hudson Seal coatees, and
capes in all the approved peltry of
the year, reproductions of the new
est Parisian modes originally de
signed in this shop are on display
at Aulabaugh's, Nineteenth and Far
nam. Here is one of the largest and
finest collections of furs in the west
from which to choose, an assem
blage of exceptional style and quality
at very modest prices.
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Now the Togs for Country Wear
A FRIEND of mine, an Eng
lishman, said to me last week:
"My wife appeared in a very
simple tweed suit, or rather tailor
made, and when I remarked: 'How
smart you look, my dear,' she said.
'Yes, I bought this in the sport de
partment.' "
"Then she proceeded to tell me
that here in America 'sport clothes'
were synonymous with what the
people in Europe call 'country
clothes,' meaning garments that can
be worn for week-end parties in the
country, and by persons who wish
simple, exclusive styles without
trimmings or anything fancy." The
wearer need not be athletic; evsn
elderly ladies wear these clothes
and love them. They comprise
tweed suits, Norfolk jackets, capes
of serge and camel's hair, leather
coats, smart jersey dresses in wool
and silk or tricolette, short coats in
crepes, silks and velvet, tailored
skirts with and without pockets,
and naturally all cos'Jimes suitably
designed for the various athletics.
Now this question of a name for
these clothes is the first thing I
would like to speak about, because
in my daily experience and contact
with people I find that my friend's
conversation with his wife is very
similar to the talks I have with
many of my own acquaintances.
The clothes for the sport! Voila
la grande question. Each woman
who really wishes to enjoy her
games should have correct clothes
for the different sports, and they
should be laid aside especially for
that purpose, as a riding habit is
only used for horseback riding. Now
that spring is coming and touring
cars and runabouts are beginning
to appear, I should like to men'irn
leather coats for walking and mo
toring. The smartest coat of all, in my
opinion, is the black leather three
quarter length model. It is lined
with a cravenetted black cloth and
designed for walking and motoring.
I have seen many fashionable v o
men promenading in these leather
coats, and b'ack leather is the
dernier cri in Par
pin$ ii Jolly
Spirifs soaring, freshly efferverscing
The open road lures with music
Immortal souls might sing
"And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs
And as silently steal away."
Springtime Blues.
HHE tired feeling that drives so
many Omaha people to the
springs these days the reaction
from the anxiety and tense excite
ment of wartime creates the depres
sion we've termed "blues."
It's a time for rest and rebuilding
of tired nerves and impaired blood
conditions.
But my dears, there is no need to
go to far distant sanitariums, for
Omaha has a sanitarium in charge
of Battle Creek Sanitarium grad
uates! The Solar Sanitarium, fourth
floor Brandeis building. Room after
room of this gigantic establishment
displays curative appliances known
and used by men prominent in the
medical world everywhere.
There's the bottled sunshine of
electricity with the soothing, rest
ful, health-building properties of the
sun, as well as treatments available
in the well known sanitariums of the
world.
R. R. Doesn't Always, Mean
Railroads
THIS week there is to be a R. R.
(real reduction) sale at the A.
Hospe Art and Music store at 1513
Douglas street. Original water color
paintings from tiny Venetian scenes
for an odd corner to great yard long
pictures for the fireplace are to be
sold from $1 to $10. In the collec
tion, lovely I assure you, there are
pictures formerly selling to $90.
While in the store take opportunity
to visit a special exhibit of paintings
representing artists of the National
academy.
There is a pocket built high up
on the chest, so that the driver can
keep some spare change handy,
also a pocket handkerchief. The
cuffs can be tightened at will. The
pockets are large and well tailored
and fasten with a clasp. The collar
can be adjusted high or low.
These coats are extremely smart
and very practical for traveling, and
also on the steamer. In fact, any
one contemplating an ocean trip
'should not hesitate about the selec
tion of a coat of this kind as the
water does not hurt it and it is warm
and durable, and just the thing for
a walk or promenade on a windy
deck. On shore it is equally val
uable for motoring and walking.
It is rather difficult to find a suit
able hat to wear with these leather
coats. A soft felt hat, well tailored,
is appropriate, and now that spring
is near and straw hats are again
with us, I suggest a rough small
sailor with a high crown and a
small brim. A becoming shape,
bound around the brim with the
Same color leather as the coat, and
a leather band would also be
apropos.
The best skirt is a broadcloth, cut
straight and narrow with a band of
leather at the bottom of the same
color. A heavy silk shirt waist
tailored in mannish fashion com
pletes the outfit.
Shoes are a matter of taste, but
black patent leather sport shoes
look fyj with the black coatr
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The Mystic Lure of a Foreign Land
A r once enfolds you upon enter
ing the Eldridge Importing
company's show rooms at Four
teenth and Farnam. Great cases of
black at the sides of the room set
forth advantageously the treasures
culled jfrom foreign shores. Bril
liant bits of tapestry glow and srleam.
egg-shell china delights the lover of
beauty, oddly shaped trays, quaintly
fashioned lampshades tempt one to
carry them home. Here are to be
found unusual individual touches for
the home or kimonos and sheer
"bittie" broidered garments for the
wee ones. Anything and every
thing and at prices amazingly low.
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Ribbon-plaited peplums and belts
are a feature on some interesting
new blouses for spring.
A distinctive two-one Kumsi
Kumsa silk, combined rose and
Pekin blue.
"The Year's at the Spring
The Day's at the Morn"
A ND you'll all be en route for the
y-uto show before long. You'll
find refreshment for your car at the
Flatiron garage, Seventeenth and St.
Mary's avenue, with entrance on
Jackson street also.
A corps of expert mechanics is in
attendance at all times. A filling
station has been built expressly for
your convenience at the St. Mary's
avenue entrance.
Pretty noses always need powder
ing, and the feminine members of
the party will find all necessaries
for "beautying" in the charming lit
tle dressing room of this delightful
garage. It is an excellent restplace
too, where you may wait for our
men folks and telephone your
friends.
Soringtime Itself!
'PHE windows of the John Bath
Flower Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam, present the essence of
spring, these days. Potted plants
in gorgeous colorings, rarest
blooms, raise joyous faces from
frills of crepey beauty. Cinerarias,
those softly bunched blossoms with
great velvety leaves. One of thse
particularly lovely is in a shade of
terra cotta. Great stalks of rose
pink hyacinths, ' several of them in
one pot dispel a spicy sweetness.
Daffodils hang heads of golden
charm. These are lasting flower
pleasures, from 50 cents to $2.
"Beauty Its Own Excuse for '
Being"
yET if you had an electric washing
machine you'd have an excuse
for lovely linens. "It's' really no
use," said friend Janet the other
day, "the laundries send home my
linens in shreds."
Then spoke Polly of her newest
and most pleasureful acquisition a
cylinder type washer she bought at
a bargain, a saving of $20.15 which
we used to buy a new linen supply.
Weren't we thrifty? We've not de
cided yet what we're going to buy
with the saving on laundry bills. It's
such fun "to save to buyl"
This is but one of many time and.
money savers to be found in the
Electric Shop of the Nebraska Pow
er company, Fifteenth and Farnam.
Which Is Yours?
''PHIS is the question which heads
-- the Franco-American article
you'll find in your April Pictorial
Review. Was there ever a ques
tion more interesting to a woman
than "which is yours?" when it
means which is your skin: Is it
oily? Is it dry? Is it normal?
Mrs. Humphrey of the Franco
American Requisite Shop, 772 Bran
deis building, will send you a folder
which explains the complete Franco
day and night treatments for your
individual skin.
Maintained for the con-
venience of out-of-town
readers is The Bee's shopping
service. Merchandise ordered
by mail or phone will be se
lected with fine discrimination
. by experienced shoppers- and
sent out either C O. D. or as
a cash purchase. If cash, send
money order or check payable
to
POLLY, THE SHOPPER,
Omaha Bee.
St. Patrick's Day Greetings.
TUIE top o' the morning to you"
and it's a party frock you'll be
after needing on the 17th day of
March! Lamond's Shop of Style
Surprises, second floor Securities
building, have just received an in
clusive array of party dresses.
There gowns of richest fabrics,
elegancies of detail for the dignified
older woman. Especially attractive
are they in black tulle, charmeuse
and georgette satin, with an infinite
diversity of trim. For sweet sixteen
there's a "sweet" of a frock, pink
rose tulle with no less than nine sil
ver edged frills forming the skirt.
For every age and occasion
they've all the niceties and attendant
graces befitting exclusive party
frocks.
A drape veil of hexagonal mesh
shows' tones of orchid in heavily
embroidered figures ar:d silken
border.
Featherweight Raincoats
fjF rubberized silk in "nigger"
brown and golden tan are the
newest in raincoats just received
by J. T. McQuillin Shop, 1512 Far
nam street. Just the thing for
motoring. They're of a styleful cut,
high buttoned as to throat, raglan in
shoulder lines, and loosely gather
ed in at the wrist by a buttoned
strap. Conveniently folded into a
small envelope of the same material,
they're of a size to be slipped into
one of the car door pockets. They're
priced $13.50 and $15.
Going South? East? West?
CiR INTO the Rinlto theater on
Fifteenth and Douglas, you'll
- find the Jacobs-Lee drug store
windows displaying bargains for
men this week. There's one window
devoted to" Chamilines, the new
chamois skins for your car. These
are but 39c. Razor strops of ac
knowledged worth are 98c. Then
there are kodaks and cameras, a fit
accompaniment for every car, your
favorite talcum powder at special
prices and candies to take home to
the kiddies.
Spring Footwear Makes Its Formal
Bow.
T HE F. & It. Boot Shop, Six
teenth and Farnam have made
extensive preparations for spring.
The variety presented affords un
limited scope for the gratifications
of each personal preference. Pomps,
oxfords, and boots in styles of
marked distinction, qualities above
reproach and priced eminently fair
with an inclusion of many novelties
augments interest in this exposition
of the new footwear. "Everything
new, and something new every day,"
is one of the slogans of this shop
of fascinating foot creations. Ex
pressing all the grace and coquetry
of a by-gone day, are the new
Colonial pumps displayed this week.
These are to be had in both brown
and black calf.
Floating Pond Lilies in red, yel
low and rose are permanent deco
rations for the flower float One
blossom with leaves in each box
is 35c.
Interpreting Important Fashion
Features
CHARMINGLY original ways
- is the frock of midnight blue
taffeta silk displayed in Herzberg's
Women's Toggery, 1517 Douglas
street. Individual from the high roll
of its chic collar, braided in one of
the new puff braidings, to the slash
drape of its skirt, is this characterful
creation.
Hand drawn work on an organdie
gilet at once attracts attention. A
coat effect has been achieved by
braiding down the front under an
over-tunic. . Side pockets long, nar
row, braided, give a line-break most
becoming.
The skirt is finished in great wide
tucks with pleating underneath and
is draped up in the back to allow
freedom and grace in walking or
dancing. Truly a frock of refresh
ing innovations!
The beaded blouse of georgette is
still ta be found both in light and
dark colors and in flesh and white.
Snawhetti Italian.
WISH I could convey to you the
delightfully appetizing odor of
this fascinatingly foreign dish as tt
is prepared in ways It-al-i-an in the
Rialto delicatessan, two doors east
of the Rialto theater. You may eat
it from the platters on which it is
served in this quaint shop, or carry
it home in the car for a merry party
in your own home.
Not a Single Authentic New Mode
Missing.
rPlIE jaunty, youthful waistcoat
- idea is shown in many variations
in the suit offerings of the Lamond
Style shop, second floor Securities
building, Sixteenth and Farnam.
Truly a Tstyle selection of especially
noteworthy models of fabrics and
tailoring unmistakably fine,
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Hop U Mitt to th unfortunate!
fear hover round th head of th
proiparou, lor th teal of Fat
are aver untdy.
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KASE STUDIO, 215 Nevilla
Block, Omaha, Neb., Gentle
men. Words cannot express the
pleasure and appreciation which
your enlarging of the kodak picture
mailed you of our brother has given
us.
We are greatly pleased and than
you for the work accomplished.
Could you have seen the pleasur
given to mother and dad upon re
ceipt of the enlargement it would
have done your heart good.
As Jack was Dad's special helpei
and his favorite this picture taken
together means more than the most
expensive photograph. In this tin
actual expression has been caught
We have this picture framed ani
hung in our living room.
I am enclosing you check foi
$11.50 for which kindly make tea
more enlargements same as the on
mailed us. I am sending the price
which you quoted for this one.
Indeed I have told and shown all
the people in the office your work,
and I am certain you will have work
from them.
Thanking you most kindly, I re
main, MRS. A. J. O.
Feb. 22, 1919. C , Neb.
The Alsatian bow done in taffeta
is a youthful and modish trimming
to be seen on many traw models
fp- immediate use.
The Colonel's Lady and Judy
O'Grady
WILL both be glad to hear that
Miss Bertha Kruger, 428 Pax
ton Block, phone 8394, will gather
together most any kind of an os
trich feather, clean it and make it
into an attractive bit of trimming.
She also reblocks hats for men and
women.
If you wish to change the line of
color effect of your suit's vestee or
waistcoat, I've found just the thing!
A Fan-ta-si gold colored vestee,
gorgeous indeed. One of hand run
linen, uniquely unusual in effect
Victory red is another waistcoat,
"victory" color, indeed, for it's met
with instant favor. Henna is the
color favored by another of these
obliging vestees. Obliging, to be
sure, for you know one can dispense
with a blouse if wearing one of these
garments which may be had for $5.
Smart Styles For Stout Women.
T F you are hard to fit or extra
size, you'll be delighted with a
proper foundation for the prevailing
.", stvles in outer an
parel. Mrs. D. A.
Hill, corset specialist,
205 Neville building,
Sixteenth and Har
ney, will provide
this foundation for
you. She will not
the right corset for
your figure, but fi
it to you.
Send for one of the
measurement blanks
which include every
measurement which
makes you different
from everyone rise.
These blanks make
most satisfactory
Mrs. Hill's "long dis
tance corset fittings."
The right model
means extremely
graceful figure lines
in addition to real
comfort Mrs. Hill
has had years of sci
entifically artistic fit
ting, insuring satisfaction.
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