THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 31, 1919.
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Be Thou a dreamer, tho the way be long,
And sombre shadows cloud the forward path;
Nor lose the gladsome hope and vision fair
Of brighter scenes and happier hours to come.
In each day's stir and strain, oh, live thy best.
Nor spurn the duty that is thine to do;
However lowly, it is service still.
A Woman Is ai Young The Final Touch of Elegance Every Afternoon and Evening Wrap.
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Yet dream thou on, and never close thy sight
6 visions of some sweeter, holier time,
When battle cries shall change to songs of joy
As hatreds vanish that embitter all,
While human hearts in every clime and creed
Shall realize at last their brotherhood.
-Abraham S. Isaacs in New York Times.
Fall Hats Show Wizardry of Color- Bespeaking Youth in Every Line
nig- oi incir ouppie ounouciieB.
corsetierre bestowi a youthful Ts ADDED in the furs she wears. A RE again in high favor among A ?PEALING in their brilliant "TlESIGNED in exquisite lines of
(Tenderness and erectness to the At AulaDaugn S fur anop, .mne- t lunionioie women 01 me woria. tuiunuincss are me new sea- lasniun are two iuiis seen ai
figure, brings out the denning teenth and Farnam, I saw this week Richly tinted velvets in exotic com-" son s nats. une of the most vividly Lamond s, second tloor. aecuri-
lines ' and crowning charm of a gloriously beautiful mink cape, ex- binations, with exquisite furs cling charming feather hats I've seen is a ties Building, Sixteenth and Farnam
the figure, confines the hips grace- quisitely matched, skillfully fash- to lovely shoulders. Thompson- Russian turban, stunningly blue and this week. Both proclaiming Parisian
fully, steadies the back firmly and ioned by the artist designer of this Belden's have pust received chiffon varicolored brown, green, gold, inspiration shown in their piquantly
levels the flesh evenly, achieving at shop into an artistry to enchant with velvets for wraps, gowns and suits fashioned of the feathers en naturale charming French style ideas, are
Wa"i!.p. y"LmcT ? fashioned of blue tinseltone, the new
of a
once a more modisn hgure. All ot its luring appeal, ueveny, caress- m reacock blue, and African, Jack
this Mrs. D. A. Hill, 205 Neville, ingly, round and round wind the Rose, American Beauty, Havana show touches of burnt orange, while
building, sixteentn ana Harney luxurious pelts to lorm a nppuug crown, taupe that unusually lovely
streets, is quite noted for and you'd shoulder yoke, while softly, folding new color, Panois, Old and French
be surprised at the well known most becomingly, gracefully withal, Blue, Navy and Black. These make
names I could give you of women is the skirt reaching to within a up to wonderful advantage for
whpm she fits to four and five cor
sets a year. One or these is a very
famed musician, who took three of
Mrs. Hill's personally fitted corsets
with her when she returned to her
home in New York City.
Refreshingly different is a rose
gold wrist watch seen this week
in that it has a braided gold band
holding it to milady's dainty wrist!
The New Season Will See Women
Wearing Boots of Beaver Brown.
ADVANCE shipments of these
popular fall boots are now to
be seen at the F. & M. Boot Shop.
Sixteenth and Farnam. Boots of
sheer distinctiveness foremost in
the new season's are these brown
creations, whose color combines
with every modish frock in milady's
wardrobe. For dress-up functions
they're forty inches wide. They're
showing Fan-ta-si crepe in skirti
ings, plaids and stripes of the new
autumn's colors. Sunbeam satin,
very heavy, lustrous, rich, has
merging figures, in exquisite tones,
while the new crepes combine col
ors in daring fashion most alluring.
The coquettish use of shawls will
please the cherishers of grand
mother's finery.
Women's Suits Assume New Sil
houettes rn HE ne'w silhouette is charming!
It gives to thle slender woman
few inches of the frock hem. Sus- a peculiar grace and to the woman
pended from tiny silken bells, per- ,not so slender, lines that taper to
fectly matched tails swing at inter- perfection. L. Kneetcr, second
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a most ravishing breasted turban
has great side fluff of blondine feath-
fabric which has suostttued a gold
thread in the exquisite softness of
the fabric which attained such pop
ularity last year, silvertone. Long
lined, ripple-backed, the first has a
four-inch band of soft gold brown
Australian opposurn fur round the
hem and forming the high muffling
collar. A double buttoned panel
vestee conspires with shimmery
gold and blue lining to complete a
fantasie of sheerest artistry. A
piquant touch of infinite charm in
' the other mode! is the shield
shaped bodice coat from which long
flaring ripples on each side are held
in place by silk-fold stays. Em
phasizing the gold tone in the fabric
is the high collar of beaver. Novelty
buttons fasten this coat charmant
on shoulder and under arm.
Ember a new shade" reflecting
aJl the glow of a subsiding fire.
vals from the yoke, while round the floor. Sixteenth and Howard, an- combination with navv blue To win
ers in the morocco color, a beautiful Thofe Interested in Exquisite Em
edge are the natural feet and tails nounces a showing of advance au-
of each pelt. So unusual that I tumn materials, rarelv charming.
and suit, us lines daintily graceiui - .. . auvcuuuc, vcium, uhkiwuc, m
are admirably adapted, while its in- the artfulness of the cult openings, shades of exquisite newness which
dividual conservatism of cut and banded'by a great double fold of the he tells me will be hard to duplicate
color i attractive indeed. Covered fur wlth finish of head and tails, jater. j the'season. You'll find the
brokJeries
T17 ILLabe interested to know that
MisS-, Hutchinson, head de-
ing band of blue and orchid-tinted SISner for th Ideal Button Pleat-
ostrich. The light shaded facing of ing compan . 105 Brown building.
crepe would be delightful worn with '6th and Douglas, is taking her va-
instant affection in the feminine
heart is a short-brimmed velvet hat
round whose crown is swirled a wav
wood is the Louis heel, turned- the matchless in beauty of line, iruly sujts he is finishing marvels of a gray squirrel coat or; Hudson seal, cation in the eastvand will be back
sole, and mere are i) eyeieis to ""o y ... .Jf . wb"'8" ucians, ucngnuui m mjir very piquant, very cnarming tnese aucr oeiucinoer i, oringing an aDun-
the ankles to 110 "Jauc " . style aepartures. hats of exquisite colors. aance or new designs m embroidery,
fasten snugly round
show beneath skirts a bit higher
than last season. Very similar in
cut is an Ivory boot in Newcastle
kid, with the exception of the heels
being a trifle higher. The price of
both is the same $18.
Short sleeves have truly arrived.
The hot wave created a demand for
them and the short sleeved, dresses
teased the color from the rainbow'
so-fascinatingly delicate is its color
suggestion of rose, green and gray
brocade. A wrap to adorn the love
ly shoulders of rovalty Mr. Aula
baugh sold it for $900,001
"Bare-back riding" that old-time
circus sport is now a feature of
evening attire, the "bare-back" rid-
If You've Skillful Fingers
LET the Kruger Hat Shop, 301
Barker block, Fifteenth and
Farnam, reblock your hat, clean,
dye, and refashion any bits of
ostrich you have, then, inspired by
the latest Paris model evolve a
chaoeau charmant. This shop re-
and blouses were eagerly selected ing the wave of utmost popularity fashions marabou pieces to look like
by shoppers looking for comfort. in ultra mode.
,. MY DEARS: Polly's one distinct purpose these days is to faith
t fully mirror the dress ideals of the new season revealed in the models
i arriving daily for our delectation. . ...
Never did Parisian designers portray their inimitable' art with such
effect as the new styles evince this season. The re-awakening of the
adorable Paris of joyous pre-war days is shown irt all the happy fancies
' and delightful graces so admirably developed in new fabrics of softest
' texture and beautiful color variations. .
f . Suits there be of three different distinctively lovely fascination the
J blouse back suit for misses and younger women, the straight-line suit
wherein there is but one straight line from shoulder to toe, the ripple
suit with high belt and flaring coat. '
Frocks, decidedly individual and "different" distinguished most
'. charmingly by rows of buttons, rows of narrow soutache, vests of fancy
'- colored silks, vests of heavy wool embroidery, peasants frocks and long
I coat-like frocks that give the new straight silhouette.
Hats, charming in their simplicity, whose dash and chic is largely
I due to wide flare of wings or upright flash of ribbon or leathers. Gloves
to crumple in voguish folding round dainty wrists, boots wholly entranc-
When At a
Loss
TpOR a gift to speed the parting
guest (train gifts are often so
hard to find) or if you'd send a re
membrance to an old lady, a sick
V ing in smartly delicate lines. Fashions of exclusive exquisiteness to de- friend, or indeed to a friend in the
Dest or neaitn, visit tne aommers
Specialty Shop, next door, to the
Brandeis theater, with a door into
dollar sale at the the lobby. They're making to or-
p:t.t aer tne most aengntiui DasKeis,
uiignujr tuiuicu, UCU WUU JUlJJf iiu-
bons, filled with selected fruits,
carefully washed, nuts of unusual
light lovers of the artistic.
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' The Essence of Things Oriental
t QJEEMS to haunt the air of the
O Nippon Importing company's"
' shop at 218 South Eighteenth street.
, Sandalwood scents the air, rich silks
p and latjns gleam from unexpected
- comers, rich embroideries decorate
even the most inexpensive baby
garments, fierce dragons glare from
'; the metal motif. on satin bags and
For Your Information.
rn HE million
F. W. Thorne shop.
eenth and Farnam streets, means
that everything in the shop, includ-
cushion tops. Eggshell china, most
t witchingly - lovely lures our- coins,
lar the smaller pieces are most at
tractively reasonable in price. Great
stacks Of baskets present all . sorts
oT' pleasant " possibilities, with their
' jolly swinging silk tassels, beads and
. corns.; 10 complete ins unenwi mHERE is style and
shoo is Mr. Taso, a cultured Tap- I ,
ani.r ffentleman. most artistically 10 everv Plcce
helpful, Sage you buy at the Omaha Print
Black velvet combines most effec- ing Co., Thirteenth and Farnam.
tively with the pretty new ginghams, Fashioned of best selected leather,
and many of the summer frocks these luggage pieces appeal to dis-
snow tne Dens ana giraies in inc vei- criminating persons wno wisn to
ing the daily arrivals of ultra-smart delictousness, unexpected dainties.
crm.nf. will h mnU at v.rv mnf- SUCh US JUTS of figS, SDlCed nuts,
ing reductions out-rivaling even the brandied peaches. Everything be
cash offerings Mr. Thorne has been loved by the epicure is to be ..found
giving us for some time. Prices to in th nw nP extraordinaire.
amaze, $co garments are now $34,
$59 are $50.50. $35 are $29.75, and
all prices in accordance down to $5
garments for $3.95. "But where
does the million dollar idea come
in" many of my Polly people have
inquired. These prices will hold
good until this shop has sold $1,000,
000 worth of merchandise, then re
vert to the regular cash induce
ments. Prices to appeal to feminine
Omaha. You'll find them gratifying
indeed.
Gray and rose, two-toned ribbons,
quite the most artistic of anything
I've seen, decorate an exquisite
night gown whose upper yoke of
shaped lace tops an all-over tucked
yoke.
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Quality Leather Goods. ,
"long life"
tn vrw mere of leather liter-
new.
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A Most Important Subject
OF CLOTHES conversation is
the becoming blouse. And it's
"Thome's for Blouses," my dears,
for they've just received delicately
tinted -as well as more deeply, vividly-shaded
georgettes truly en
chanting for wear with the new tail
leur. Oriental in effect is one whose
frill is accordion-pleated part way.
Mauve, light blue and pink yarn
embroidery add to the dainty charm
of fine hemstitching on a French
blue concoction, 1 while there are
many models in the ever-popular
combination blouses. Navy and
beige is one of these, a slip-on affair
whose shoulders fasten with ex
quisitely cut jet buttons.
Remember, Polly asks no pay but
your good will and interest you'll
help the game along if you say "1
saw it in the Polly columns." .
There's Artistry in Hair Work.
MOST assuredly you really:
should see the successful hair
dyeing done by Mrs. Margaret
Gunston of the Delft Hair Parlors,
second floor Baird building, Seven
teenth and Douglas. Exquisitely be
coming the tinting, in any shade de-
Crepe de chine continues to be
ont of the most sought after fabrics
for summer frocks., It is used in
all colors and for all occasions. In
dark blue it forms the basis of a
practical wardrobe. It is rarelly
used in black. 'In white and in the
p?slel shades it serves for evening,
and especially afternoon frocks for
young girls.
the most individual noti of the win
ter's mode. She has bet.1 with this
firm for several seasons and has met
with wonderful success. Hit artis
tic designing, clever suggestions,
have won for her an enviable popu
larity among the clientele of ' ,his
large shop. Out-of-town people will
enjoy the illustrated catalog, yours
for the asking, which gives a de-,
tailed account of the work done in
this shop.
There's Joy in Every Page of the
School Girl's Kodak Book.
rp HERE'S a hint of good times in
every tiny print and between its
covers is the pictured story of hap
py years and enduring friendship
a story that means fun in the mak
ing, and afterward the still greater
joy of living over again these happy,
care-free days. Before going to
school, call at the Kase Studio, 205
Neville building, Sixteenth and Har
ney, and have Mr. Kase instruct you
as to how you can obtain the best
results. You'll find his prompt serv
ice in finishing most delightful, the
enlargements eminently successful.
Special care is taken of school pic
tures. It will pay you to send your
work to him.
Coming width of hip-line is pre
dicted in voluminous frills of silver
lace seen in some of the new evening
gowns.
"Say It With Flowers.'
Delightful Expressions
Of Autumn's Modes
A RE the new dresses at Thome's
upper Farnam Shop. Jersey is
strikingly represented in all the
new shades of blue, a diversity of
browns, many of them showing the
brushed wool trim in a contrasting
color. For the frivolously inclined
are the satin and net, or satm and
georgette, combinations piquantly
charming. Tricolettes in a won
drous color array thrill with their
Tv,tc . c .1 ' c 1 t loveliness, while the irimly-tailored
HIS slogan of the Society of tricotines fascinate the lovers of
American Florists, of which swagger street frocks.
John Bath is a member, is to me a
most appealing one. It includes so
many possibilities of romance, ex
pressions of undying affection, a way
of handling difficult situations.
You'll find this a shop of sympa-
sired: leaves the hair lustrous and thetic and intelligent flower inter- have bright silk linings. The frames
fine in quality absolutely unharmed, pretations. 1
captivating themes. 'Ideally suited
for a stroll in the avenues, for
motoring, for restaurant and mati
nee, is a tricotine and satin combi
nation, exquisitely - ei broidered,
lightened by sheer filet lace gilet.
Four soft rippling ruffles form the
skirt of an all-over braided low tu
nic satin dress with high-standing
lace collar which owes its "upright
ness" to a vivid blue ribbon snapped
across the bare throat. A Pari
sienne would adore the low butterfly
girdle bow. Heavily, weighted in
jet beading is a midnight georgette
frock, while as smart as any seen
on Fifth avenue is the slashed tri-
A line of new hand bags in moire colette and satin, whose panels are
sijk is receiving the attention of
fashionable women. They are in
black and dark shades to match the
prevailing colors in costumes and
Daily Arrivals in Exquwite Autumn Fur Collars-rWitching in Their
Frocks 1 Charm.
A RE TO be seen at Hzberg's, "ClASCINATING in"their becom-
r-1517 Douorlaa afreet . V.Teerl. incness. definitely herald the
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ingiy graceful, subtly charming are new season and mark tne passmgjf
these new fall frocks. From he the old. The Alaskan Fpr Co.;' sec
graceful dressy frock of georgett gf flor' (vei Fry,'s shoe st?r.e)'
trieni.tt. ;. . 8 V Sixteenth and Douglas, are making
ncolette charmeuse, satin or taf- wondrously beautiful collars and
feta to the popular and practical -uffs to add a chic loveliness to last
frock of tricotine or serge, autumn's t ason's coat. These collars are of
influence reveals itself in new and bth taupe and natural color,
Sqi irrci, nuusun scai, maricii, auu
Ani rican and Australian opossum.
This shop gives particular attention
to oui'-of-town customers, and I as
sure i ou you'll find their work sat-
thi luncheon function flow-
Tn
ers play a leading role. For the
long naf; ow' table a long basket,
broad-hanu'led, filled with sweet
peas or rcftsebuds placed in moss
foundation i' artistically lovely. .
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Pictures Play . An Important v
Role in The Drama of Life.
HOSPE'S, 15a 3 Douglas, are show
inar Aztec i. rints of rare color
ings in all sizes and subjects, bril-
are striking and handsome.
Novelties in Mirrors
t Suits With the Long Clinging
T INES adored by women who en-
mHE shops contain nowadays broidery in the side panels, flanking
such a tempting display of the glass. These mirrors harmonize
charming mirrors of one sort with the furnishings of almost any
I t Kj.1 and another that it needs no room save only those furnished in
fcfcjBtJl Specjai fashion for their use the plainest mission style. They are
to make us buy them. , Indeed, it especially attractive in a room
needs only a full pocketbook. They furnished in Louis XV, or
are so tempting in themselves that XVI style. But in almost any draw-
we would buy them if we could. '"g room there is some nook where
One of the mirror novelties is the perhaps a Japanese print and a big
,,r,j rrUe. w h-incre nn tho Chinese oorcelain are waiting tor
joy authentic interpretations of wall. Thsre is a small frame with just such a mirror to make a charm
models, beaded, braided or em- Jant executions tQ add a touch ; of
broidered effects, "they're all here in beauty to any room of the home.
une 01 tne most appealing is a ic
production of a pi cture painted by
Chase, a girl in vn 0, red, robe
sitting before i lustrous ' ma-
hniyinv tottf mseeail with flrtwer.
world on -rhis art department ias many gifts
ys the of supreme artistry; vantage candle-
vet. One in green gingham has a
girdle of two rows of velvet finished
off at the back with a few small
loops and long, flowingstreamers.
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New Edison Models.
J JUST arrived at the Rouse Edi
son Shop, Twentieth and Far
nam, are two new models developed
in mahogany, the Heppelwhite,
which has a record cabinet in the
lower part of the case, and exquis
ite carving in the front over gold
carry bags of individual distinction
representative of their personal-
1
Parisian modes are to be found at
Herzberg's, 1517 Douglas. Unusul
Iy distinctive are the style touches
embodied in each model. Rows of
chenille stitching form the chic
square panel on a blue French
broadcloth suit. New, indeed, is the
narrow double belt crossing over
this, quite enchanting the high
choker collar of Hudson seal. A
creation' of finest morocco silvertone
has deep shoulder yoke under which
cord tucks alternate with heavy
stitching, while a light taupe broad
cloth is also "yoked," a round one
this time, and "choked" in Hudson
seal. Suits of infinite attractive
ness. a
Aiuaay or rans wears ner new
two arms or hands, folding over in
front, and this frame is fastened per
manently to" the wall that is, it is
hooked up on a nail, which is as
Vermanent as anything nowadays.
ing retreat.
It is a trick of fashion to tie a
long silk cord to the handles of
these new and ornate hand glasses
to jump back to them from the
wall mirrors. Gold cords are some
times used, but perhaps the smart
est are heavy, soft, black silk cords
. The advanced price in shoes has
created a demand for the low shoes
and it is reported that -colonials, ox
fords and pumps will be worn' all
winter. The real fashionable foot
gear will probably be the pump.
Merchants are laying in large stocks
of spats, and the new models are so
tnat are loopea or down vuunu u. perfect in fit and eiegance that when
mirror nanaie, auu men o
tasseled ends almost to the floor.
It probably would be a rather fool
ish fancy to tie silk cord on the
handle of the small glass that one
has on the dressing table. But on
these big glasses that are, for either
wall or table use the cord is in
place.
them from the regulation cloth top
worn it is difficult to distinguish
boot.
New Coats Have Also Arrived
A T the Thome Shop, Eighteenth
and Farnam. These models
again show the raglan sleeve, whose
many interesting diversions.
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'The Lure of the Open Road"
T S FELT in the hearts of all lovers
A of the great outdoor
these ' tangy autumn day
weather couldn't be more ideal for
jaunts of all kinds. Appropriate
clothes add so much to the joy of,
the day, and they're showing outing
togs of smartness unexcelled at the
Townsend ,Gun company, 1514 Far-,
nam. The coat is $5, skirt $4.50 and
hat $1.50. Then you'll always enjoy
the .motor lunch baskets which
range in price from $13.50 to $30,
whose refrigerating plan keeps fresh
and delicious things to eat and drink
on even a long journey.
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All Your Fondest Yearnings in the
Realm of Blouses
A RE realized among those shown
in the blouse departmet at the
Emporium, 16th between Farnam
and Harney. Their Russian blouses,
ranging in price from $12.50 to
$29.50 embody marty of the most
clever fashion features of the sea-
ctirL-e in nitupllf iftle. -whoftft
grape clusters and leave's show rus
set or blue finish. A distinctive
feature of these sticks isj, an upright
leaf of fine carving. lhese ar
$12.50 each. .
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Then the hand glass itself is slipped
into these two hands or arms a
little bracket arrangement really
that holds it safely. The glass thus
serves for a wall mirror it is' large
enough and also serves for a long
handled hand glass. These mirrors
Now to get back to the wall mir- smartness cannot be forgotten. And,
'fabric This model, $155. may be ity and true worth. These qualities f hap.eau. ,weI1 toward the back of
I lfad in" any wood desired, quarter- will be at once recognized in the "er headi ,
V.sawed white oak, fumed or golden, "bulldog" topped bags fot men in rk.1;Xi,wi tw,;.,.
; and magogany; the other an Inlay both black and brown for $25, also Delihtful Decorative Expres-
SVeratnn, is $195 falsa in all wnndl in the gusset bottom bass which SlOnS
Mr. Rouse says that he has made open up square at the top. The TN TANS and creams are the new are framed in gilded wood, with col-
a great many sales to soldiers' just ladies, God bless them, will be papers shown at the Sam New- ored flowers or ribbons picked out in
'returned from; overseas who have "carried away" and will want to man Decorating Shop, Eighteenth soft shades or rose and blue and
become Edisonized in the camps, carry with them the dainty new and Farnam. 'The new panel con- green. They 9re equally suitable for
- This is the great music reproducing square cut suitcase bag with an out- ceptions disclose an artistry of line, a boudoir, bedroom or personal sit-
: wonder of the age, you know, side dressing compartment, to hold a subtle appeal of color and the ex- ting room.' '
which has stood the most gruelling all necessary dressing equipment quisite charm of simple ornamenta- There is another charming mirror.
test ! with the result as one anu toilet requisites, quite apart tion. This artistic shop makes a spe- It is a big hand glass that may
rors. Another beautiful mirror max
is pictured is made with a frame ot
lacquered wood, showing bits of
the willow design so dear to the
heart of China, and endeared, by
means of the family china, to so
many of us. This mirror frame is
as decorative as a picture, but with
al so simple that it is a welcome
sight to the tired eye.
Some of the new mirors are made
with candle holders at each side
sometimes for two candles. These
are especially suitable for a dark
stair- landing or for a corner ot a
paper says, "Impossible to distin- from the carefully packed garments cialty of decorating public buildines. be raised out of its case, which is dark hall. Sometimes these mirrors
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? gui5n Deiween me singers living u"i H'"i":i. oiasu over- cnurcnes, restaurants, picture tnea- m the form ot a nttie gnaea woo a are nttea wiin electric cords, " so
voice. and its re-creation by the mu- mgni Dags, iaeai to carry in aani- ters. lhey ve just finished one of jewelry box.
sicii instrument tnat Dears tne
Stamp of Edison's genius." You're
welcome at all times to visit this
parlor to hear the new records with
out anv obligation to buv. You'll
? find it an instrument of incompara-
charm
And this mirror, like that bulbs instead nf real candles
tion to a suitcase, are shown in wide the popular show houses of Omaha, the other, can be lifted out and used may be used. But to most of us
diversity of styling. When you're Many of the most handsome homes as a hand glass. the real candles are more attrac-
in this shop, ask to see the $80 in the ritv
Utetime bag they re showing. ishing to the artist mind of Mr. wall mirrors from China in some of might be . safer, in a ' hall where
there are rich dolmans under which
formal costumes wilL revel in their
exclusiveness. An especially lovely
brown Chameleon cloth model has
great shoulder collar of wolf with
loose waistline panel edged in the
same fur. You'll find their fur coats
and coatees most captivating.
There's a creamy natural marmot
coat short and flaring that is par
ticularly lovely with racoon collar
and cuffs of dark richness.
Now that linen handkerchiefs are
scarce and the prices prohibitive to trjch fluffing, three-quarter sleeves
the average purchaser, the manufac- witn wide-cut cuffs, silk-cord gir
turers have helped wonderfully to dies, one of them a taupe, -shows
make the cotton varieties attractive charming cherry design. One new
by introducing novel designs and model, discloses solidly embroidered
son. Fascinating beading, silk 01-
llff ANY of the newest sport skiFts
show a revival of side plears.
These pleats are about -two inches
wide ami are stitched from the waist
10 tne nip une. iney are extreme
smart looking skirts.
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The shops are full of fabric hats
and they say that 75 per cent of the
hats in Paris are made of fabric.
Some of these hats show delightful
combinations of fabrics and colors.
One in beige duvetyn and brown
velvet is handsome. .
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Paris has sent over numerous
dresses with straight gathered skirts
and they actually measure three
yards around.
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Ostrich is the favorite trimming
for the fall hats that are now appear
ing in the shops. It is used as
hands, quills, plumes, pompoms and
in large variety of fancy effects.
Blondine is next in favor. - Burnt
orange appears to De a popular color
in both these trimmings. i J
Colored silk is
liked int. liMcrie,
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Still
Newman. v Send for his illustrated the shops. They show black panel- draughts from an .opened door
very much booklet - of interior decoration, ed frames with mounted stripes of might start the candle flame to
You'll find it most eniovablc 50ft blue and gold and rose em-. swaying dangerously.
bright colorings. One shop is show
ing . handsome ones in rose, green
and blue tones. They are 50 cents.
All the shops are showing attractive
assortments, among which are very
pretty ones at 25 cents
gold and silver motifs on loose
swinging panels. While another
has the long skirt weighed by beads.
Exquisite blouse conceits of Amer
ica and Europe's premier fashion
creators.
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