THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE : MARCH 28, 1929.
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Quite the Most Unusual Fur Show
- room in Omaha
THE Alaska Fur company has
moved from their corner show
room, northeast corner Sixteenth
and Douglas, second fl6or, to 207,
farther down the hall. Three rooms
have been converted intc one for
the showroom proper, making a
great, light, airy place, whose light
ing is aided by inverted bowl
shades. French gray and ' vivid
blue is the color scheme carried
out in woodwork, paper rugs and
wicker furniture, while the draperies
are chintz in unusually effective col
orings. The kind of a place one
can study furs to their smallest'" de
tail to entire satisfaction
Fascinating fur news this shop
has for Milady! Lots and lots of
Japanese mink will be seen on
smartly dressed femininity during
the coming fashion seasons.
Capes were never better in fur
dom as large and as elaborate as
One's purse will permit.
Dolman effects in Hudson seal and
mole promise a stunning effect un
deniably rich and this shop is all
ready making up these magnificent
fur garments.
You'll be interested in the busy
workroom oi 1 his shop, where many
new machines whir most busily;
also interested to know that the
storage space is enlarged for the
coming season.
For Use of Novice As Well As
Professional
HHHE A. Hospe company art de
partment, 1513 Douglas, have a
nir II ma rt ri neni pnt r rir.fr
colors, perfectly blending coloring
for photographs and photo engrav
ings. Also "triangle" opaque colors
for posters and illustrating in a wide
range of vivid colors.
Many Days Havte Been Really
Warm.
SO WARM that one enjoys don
ning one of the delightful little
white Flaxon "Slip-Ons" which
they show in the Vanity shop, third
floor Securities building, Sixteenth
and Farnam streets. Long, lace
edged pockets adorn the sides of this
dainty frock, and the price tag, un
believably low, is $8. There's an
orchid shade of French voile, priced
at $12 a vivid watermelon rose at
$8, while that charming apricot tint
with cascaded vestee of lace, a bit
more formal than the other "slip
on," is priced at $12. They're either
square neck or "v-points," which
ever preferred, in a laciness most
becoming.
The Entire Family Washing.
MAY be ironed on the Thor
Ironer which is now being
most satisfactorily demonstrated
in the Nebraska Power company's
showroom, Fifteenth and Far
nam. Absolutely eliminating
the washwoman - or laundry
problem, it pays for itself
easily within a year. And what a
joy it is to be surel Men's shirts can
be ironed perfectly in a few minutes,
sheets, napkins, towels, handker
chiefs, rompers, children's dresses,'
(even boxplcated skirts) hose and
socks, embroidery pieces of sheer
beauty, tablecloths, pillow slips,
underwear,, soft silk and satin gar
ments, kitchen aprons, house
dresses, plain petties and pajamas,
you'll really . find most surprising
this demonstration of the wonder
working labor saver. I'll be glad to
send a booklet with illustrations.
The harem skirt that gathered-in-at-the-Iower-edge
style that suggests
the principal garment worn by mem
bers of a nation now meandering
Asia-ward.
Mr (3b Uloppiii Vifh Wn
' vis
Oh, could the fiddle know
How we enjoy its soaring singing tone,
Brought out by one who "makes his soul Us own,
How happy it would be!
Oh, could the rose but sense,
The lily feel, the violet recognize
How lovely they appear to human eyes,
How much more beauty might they not reveal!
Oh, could the stars but see
How dewy eyes down here light up at sight of them,
Serene and pure in heaven's diadem,
How blest the stars would be!
Is there a world above,
Where all this may be true?
A quickening world that glows
Fiddle, and star, and rose,
Living, for me and you?
Returning thrill for thrill and love for love?
It must, it shall be so, A
Beauty shall know 1 v
Itself, its like, its power in everything;
Star, harp and flower, by feeling's magic dower,
(Oh, poet's vision fond), shall to our soul respond,
And,1 through us, blest forever live and sing!m
Beauty Shall Live, in St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Easter a Time of Flowers.
NO OTHER season of the year
calls quite so insistently for
flowers as the Easter festival. This,
then is the time of the year when
the flower shop of John Bath, Eigh
teenth and Farnam, is a riotous
mass of fragrant loveliness. Every
one everywhere wants flowers and
has them, too. "You'll find this a
shop of excellent service, artistic in
every sense of the word.
MY DEARS: '
THE radiance of lovely springtime is reflected ti.icifehout the fashion
world. Every shop, from side to side, end to end, fairly scintillates
There Couldn't Be a Better Time
TO VISIT the Graceland Sweet
Reflecting in Every Alluring Detail
HE freshness and beauty of
spring, those art papers at the
Sam Newman Decorating Shop,
MKhteentli - and Farnam. Japanese
prints in rare colorings, quaint de
igns, tapestry papers in me new in
visible lining with predominating
colors, in taupe with blue grays and
rose timings in merging designs of
long-tipped leaves. Softly detailed
landscapes, Japanese gardens in mul
berry shades with details emphasized
by linings of rose. Surprisingly
lovely are the sun parlor conceptions
with vivid yellow the background
for a gayly riotous profusion of
queer flowers and . lanterns. Par
ticularly interesting are the kinder
garten story book nursery borders,
each character delightfully tinted.
Ho-Peep, dainty as ever; Red Rid
hghood, roguishly lovely; Humpty
Dumpty, that awkward little fellow;
Mary with a lamb who "loved to go
to school." Any child would love
this border with jts flower finish.
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Silk knitted scarfs for the warmer
days when furs are not comfortable
and yet one dare not go without
a, neck and shoulder wrap. The new
one are exquisite in colorings.
The Easter Rabbit Never Found t
T"1 Sweeter' Place, I'm Sure,
shop than on this Easter day,
April 4. A most delightful place is
this out on West Center street road
directly across from the new hangar,
with the gaiety of new apparel, taking a leaf from Nature's own book,
Indoor notes of spring are sounded on every side.
And it truly seems right that we should be particularly gorgeous this which makes it doubly interesting.
'spring as never before, for with the lightening of the troublous tension of Make reservations for one of their
wartime we've a tendency to wear colors expressing our joyousness. Ter- 'delightful chicken dinners, or drop
, .... , , . , 7 . i .u t in for their well-known coffee and
haps that is why we find so eminently satisfying the sport clothes of ex- prencn pastries. s
ccedingly rich fabrics,, captivating styling.
The Eton a Dominant Style Note
This Spring.
THE Lamond Specialty Shop,
second floor -Securities bldg.,
Sixteenth and Farnam, is showing
most interesting 'Eton coat, dress
models possessing to a degree
Inexpensive Easter Remembrances
of Exquisite Artistry. -
WHEN you send Milady Fair a
box of flowers on Easter morn
ing, include a dainty brooch for
lasting love. The Edholm Jewel
Shop, Sixteenth and Harney, has
charm and individuality, A navy 'just received particularly pleasing
serge whose Eton. coat is bound in little gift pins. Blue enamel deco
black braid, the new looped design, - rat the tiny ba&ket ; an oval of
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To Provide for a Growing Trade.
THE Rouse Edison Parlors have
moved to 1916 Farnam where
they can have enlarged floor space.
You'll find interesting indeed the
large reception hall, decorated in
soft tan and mulberry, the long row
of - sound proof demontsration
rooms, and the big showroom of
New Edison models in lustrous
wooded cabinets of rare beauty.
Best of all, visitors are cordially
welcomed at all times to hear this
instrument with a soul."
A new drop-stitched silk 'jersey,
for , use" in making the stunning
blouse. Although this may be of the
"lctte" family, so long popular, I
would call if "ribbosene cloth," so
nearly does it resemble this ma
terial. Trimmed with ribbosene
fringe or inserts, a blouse of this
fabric would be extremely fetching.
Accordion Pleats Delightful But
Trying.
THE other day I quite fell in love
with a little accordion pleated
dress, but, upon- trying it on, it
roved to be a bit snug fitting
trie htys. Knowing, however,
what sylph-like lines the new corset
which Dorothy Hill's fitting gives
one, I enlisted her aid to the end
that I'm wearing with great becom
ingness the very same little trotteur.
The smart effect of the accordion
pleated model lies in the knack of
wearing it just' as closely fitting as
possible, with a decided , tapering
round the feet. If you cannot visit
Dorothy Hill, second floor Neville
block, northeast corner of Sixteenth
and Harnev. send for measure blank
and literature. Surprisingly lovely
are the silk and satin brassieres
which she fits to your particular
Dully dyed wooden beads, an
adornment for georgette frocks of
til kiftds, i 01 U ftccaiionfc
Ideal Confirmation Gifts.'
THE confirmation gift is one
which should be of permanent
loveliness. For boys and girls John
Henrickson, the Loyal Jeweler, Six
teenth and Capitol avenue, is show
ing watches of dependable worth
priced at $25 and up. These in verv
beautiful plain cases or those all
over engraved, exceptionally fine.
For the' boys a medium-sized case
with dainty thin edges for wear with
a dainty fine-linked gold chain. For
the girls, tiny timepieces- to wear
around the neck on a ribbon, or on
gold bracelet or ribbon around the
wrist. Since gifting is essentially a
part of the Easter time, this artistic
shop is offering a splendid line of
dainty stick pins for men, bar pins
and brooches for women, while pe
culiarly fitting to slip in with the
Easter lilies are the lacey pierced
platinum creations in rings and pins.
Nothing More Noticeable As An
Expression of Personality
THAN milady's handkerchief of
sheerest linen decorated with
hand embroidery and drawn work.
Thompson-Belden's offer for the
Easter costume Madeira embroid
ered linen squares from 60 cents to
$2, Spanish hand embroidered af
fairs that might serve as aid td the
coquetry of a dark-eyed Spanish
beauty, ranging from 60 cents to
$1, and that delightful French work,
perhaps the very finest of embroid
ery, at from 60 cents to $15. Little
lawn affairs, infinitely dainty at
12 1-2, 15 and 25 cents, and the smart
plain linens at 35, 50 and 75 cents,
$1 and $1.25.
Nothing Could Be More Charming
As An Easter Gift Than Baskets
ESPECIALLY if it's a Japanese
basket with bright-colored dec
orations such as they're showing in
the Nippon Importing company's
shop, 218 South Eighteenth street.
Dangling bright tassels and coins,
they're priced at 55c, $1.10, $1.50,
$1.90 and $275.
Golf Enthusiasts -
WILL be glad to know that they
may replenish their stock of
golf sticks from $1.75 up at the
Townsend Gun company, 1514 Far
nam street, the shop well known to
lovers of outdoor sports, for it is
truly the headquarters of all sport
ing goods supplies. Golf balls, a
very complete line, have just ar
rived, assuring a "cracking good
game." .
Gift Novelties From the Whole
World.
THE Easter gift above all others
should be a bit more unusual,
more exquisite, if possible, than the
gift at any other time of the year.
The Eldridge Importing Co., Four
teenth and Farnam, is a place of
fascinating gifts, novelly beautiful
together by dainty narrow long
ended tie of black which falls with
. charming effect over the dotted lace
net vestee. Further fashion sur
prises are seen in an accordion
pleated skirt and wide girdle sash
of Roman striped ribbon. This
model is offered at $49.50. Superioi
in quality is the navy tricotine with
little rolled collar on each side of a
tan georgette accordion pleated
gold with three pearls to simulate
flowers, $8. A blue enameled friend
ship circle with tiny line of gold in- Baskets of Fruit for the
side has set at intervals four small
pearls, $6. To accompany a box of
jonquils there's a long narrow gold
circlet with a conventional design
in white enameling and a pearl in
the center, $5. A bit more elabo-
Easter Hostess.
IF you're a truly thoughtful guest
you'll take or send a specially
arranged basket of fruit as an offer-
HAN the showing of candies a'
f Candy Land, Sixteenth and Far
nam. Cleverly decorated big eggi
which open to be filled with pun
colored candy eggs. These at 35c
50c and 75c. Then wrapped in linse
of purple and silver, large crean
filled chocolate eggs at 15c. Some
thing, quite newin Easter offerings
the bunnies on wheels to make t
more lasting toy which may bi
filled with sweets are 75c and $1
Adorable bunnies in brown an
white with real whiskers and pink
lined ears, . just like the beloved
"Teddies," are $1. To insure th
youngsters that "bunny beautiful"
won't wander away, there's a daintj
little bell around the neck of each
one. Tiny chicks are 10c each and
the eggs in all sizes may be had for
75c a pound. For "grown-up ladies
there are specially prepared Eastei
candy boxings at all prices, quaintly
shaped purple boxes with sprig oi
lilac if one fancies it.
A neck fixin which really forms
a fascinating bit of yoke. Net with
frills of lace and dainty embroidery.
Exquisite Expressions of Eastertide.
rPHE Resurrection Morn, The De-
objects, gathered with infinite care of the short sleeves, of extra quality
from all parts of the world. Ex- the heavy Roman striped ribbon in
f i, i..;..e ct,,vh the sash, which swings with each
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vestee. Deep slashes add to the chic rate, tne circle set sonaiy in perieci
lime pearis, io, or mc large circle
of seed pearls fashioning a line of
exquisite blossoms, $20. Exquisite
feather fans to flutter, allurement skjrt A suggestion of goid braid
with milady's . party gown, dainty js seen along the edges of the Eton
pieces of semi-precious jewelry, and cuffs. This model, most reason
beaded bags, silken kimonos of ably price 1 indeed, is $65. Dresses
witching loveliness, it's a gift show- rarely interesting for -wear as both
ing of incomparable artistry. dresses and suits.
"mother" gifts these.
Brushed wool as rough appearing
as a soldier's blanket, as shiny soft
as a rose petal, have formed a com
bine likely to last throughout the
season,
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The, Very Latest Word in the Realm Chapeaux of Chic to Greet Spring.'
of Dress " rnHE F. M. Schadell & Company
UNUSUAL, indeed, that white hat department, Sixteenth and
Moonglo Fan - ta - si Russian Douglas, offers a diversity of
blouse sports suit they're showing chapeaux charmant to greet the
at The Emnorium. 310-12 South bright days of early spring. New
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inj to the Easter hostess. The Som- J
mers specialty bhop, next door
Brandeis theater, Seventeenth and
Douglas, have a delightful array of
fruits from the entrancing garden
spots of the world, rarely beautiful,
exotically fragrant. With tiny jars
of delicacies, spiced nuts, candied
and brandicd fruits they make an
offering of true appreciation for hos
pitality extended. For the .young
sters of the household there are
surprise baskets, where in a nest of
dainty shredded paper "Bobby and
Betty" will find the Easter Bunny's
ggs. '
All black hats with that richly
luring cire satin combined with
straw of shining chicolette or cello
phane braid or combined most fetch
ingly with crepe or silk.
A Suit that Savors of Style Smacks
of Spring,
A CHIEVING the charm and orig
inality which distinguishes the
sports toga of spring 1920, the lit
tle novelty suit at Herzberg's, 1517
Douglas street.' The coat, as you've
guessed, is one of those alluring new
shades of tan velour, trimmed in
every conceivable place in French
patent leather around the collar
and lapels, buttonholes and on each
one of the four bandings of the
pockets. Excellently tailored is the
inverted pleat which breaks under
the narrow patent belt. Jade green
lines mark a tiny check in the box
pleated skirt made to fit around the
upper hips by severely stitched lines
on the edges of the pleats. ' A suit
of diverse uses, for either the skirt
or the coat may be worn separately
with extreme becomingness.
Really Remarkable Service.
rPHE Megeath Stationery Com
pany, Fifteenth and Farnam,
have accomplished the impossiblel
During the past few weeks they have
taken excellent care of their patron
age, although the entire stock has
been in process of moving to their
new location on Douglas opposite
,the Moon theater; 1403 Douglas.
Easter Victrola Records
that delightful Vktrofa depart
ment of the -Brandeis Stores,
mainMloor, they're offering particu-
inny leasing iajuci iciuius. jusi j:,;, , .i, c..J... ,u.i
what the home needs to make the t,0."s rt?t',5 Sunday scho1 r00IB
j,,, i,i a u of the church.
scent From the Cross, Christ I
Gethsemano and appealing Jesui
Christus, head are suitable Eastet
pictures as shown in Hospe's win
dow, 1513 Douglas. Delightful ad-
day more holy, to draw home-lov
ing hearts closer together:
Open the Gates of the Temple, In the way of suits vestees of ex
Evan Williams, No. 74198, size 12, ceeding richness, bloused or cheval
$1.50. ier backs, Tuxedo reveres, gold cord
The Palms, the Lost Chord, Rei- girdles, ripple jackets, much heavy
nald Wcrrenrath, No. 45089, size 10, seit-coior silk embrodcries.
$1.
Festival Te Deum, part 1 ; Festival
Te Deum, part 2; Trinity Choir, No.
35674, size 12, $1.35..
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere,
Harold Jarvis; Christ Arose, Haydn
Quartet, No. 16008. size 10, 85 cents.
The First Showing in Omaha.
"CI LDRIDGE Importing Co., Four,
teenth and Farnam, have thf
first showing seen in Omaha "oi
those fascinating Japanese - cotton
You'll find in this department a priiits in warm browns, greens and
wide selection of every style of Vic
trola and a most competent sales
force, courteous to your every wish.
Record service infinitely satisfying.
It's Really Astonishing the Extent
of Embroidery Seen in the Spring
Fashion World. N
A SPORTS blouse seen this week
is of white taffeta with foot
wide band around the hem solidly
embroidered, hat to match, and the
skirt fashioned of accordion pleated
nasturtium-shaded crepe. The para-:
sol to be carried with this stunning
stylefulness shows panels with the
same embroidery design exquisitely
wrought. "Practically nothing is
impossible in the embroidery world."
says Mr. Ver Mehren of the Ideal
Button and Pleating company, third
floor. Brown block, Sixteenth and
Douglas. He also tells us that
there's no limit to the pleating busi
ness this year. You'll find this a
shop of excellent service, painstak
ing and prompt. I shall be glad to
send a booklet on request.
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Modest wee posies from nature's
own garden, loose-petalled rises,
soft-toned French bouquets add
diversified charm to maline hats.
Chinese reds to be used as draperies
table runners and cushions in tht
sun parlor or on the porch You've n
idea how very lovely they are, for thi
designs are so very quaint, birds and
men's heads, queerly perfect con
vential detail, in charming combina
tion of color. Sunfast and tubfast,
they re 14 inches wide'anA' WW
a yard. !
Very New in Draperies
pliqued Cutouts o f
Chintzes.
the Ap-English
THE drapery department of the find powders and perfumes
TT T? Rnurrn Furniture Ov fflnrimis arrav at th Cirepn PI
Sixteenth, between Farnam and
Harney.- The blouse effect is
achieved by tieing the sash girdle
tightly at the waistline, with ''a
French effect undeniably fascinating
in the showing just below the coat
blouse of a black and silver brocade
vest which buttons over the shoul
ders and a tassel-ended cord girdle
of the same. Wide cuffs below the
cibow show the same black brocade,
while the collar is a double-pointed
draped affair so beloved by French
designers. One of the most ador
able of the French models shown in
this shop!
Shoes for Every Houf of the Fash
ion Day and Night.
TVriLADY of 1920 is infinitely well
Gage pattern models filled an entire
window the other afternoon. Sev
eral of them featured the new jade
green. Une, a jade green hair
of blue cherries falling at each side
of the bim. Quite a contrast to
these bits- of tailored trimne.-s are
the chantilly lace draped affairs
with disclosure of flowers underneath.
You'll Be Glad to Know.
fJlHAT the Flatiron cafe, Seven
teenth and St. Mary's avenue,
has a delightfully decorated little
party room furnished in white tables
and chairs, softly shaded lamps and
" Howard, is showing
your friends' to assemble here for distinctly new effects in window
the card party, with tables reserved lreat.m?nt?-. Wholly delightful is an
cloth, has a handinsr of ereen leaves for a certain number of hours nlav- English chintz of gray with; motits
across the crown top with a fancy ing. with a dainty luncheon served m blue, purple, terra cotta and black,
at a specified time. Is this not a
welcome service?
Smocks of Japanese crepe 'em
broidered in yarn and every woman
looks well in a smock.
Particularly Suitable as an Easter
Gift
TS a box of fascinating French
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powder or a daintily decorated
bottle of rare perfume created as
only the Frenchman can. You'll
glorious array at the Greene Phar
macy, Sixteenth and Howard, as
well as delightful vanities, mirrors,
brushes and trays for milady's dress-,
ing table. Ideally lovely Easter
offerings. '
Fascinating -Fashion
Foibles
Jewelry of Diversified
Charm Latest Fad in East
shod, artistic dainty bits oi piece
I Heard the Other Morning
THAT a Polly reader from out in
the state said that she had never
before received helpful kodak serv
ice before visiting the Kase studio,
second floor, Neville block. "Not
only do they render excellent service
in developing and printing," said
this lady, "but they get at the root
of one's work in the line of kodak
ery. a helpful service of artistic pos
sibilities." You'll find most entranc
ing, too, their enlargements in either
gray or brown finish.
OFTEN one's spring costume
made artistic by the proper
oT costume jewelry. One's
leather or satin, the artistic accom- jewelry, like one's home . back-
paniment to every styleful costume, ground, should be selected to reflect
The F. & M. Boot Shop, Sixteenth one's personality,
a.id Farnam, have completed a very Beaded necklaces, as of yore, are
pleasing booklet of spring and sum- niost popular and new notes in these
mer footwear which I'll very gladly adornments step forth daily,
send upon receipt of your order. niost effective chain, rather long
The shop of exceedingly clever fit- alm sujtf(i for tlc arge WOman of
ting, high quality boots, you 11 find queenly proportions, is of enormous
the shoes you ve longed , for here. cut ict bead;. most beautiful when
worn with black velvet.
Another necklace of long beads in
graduated size appears in jade, and
is decidedly striking when worn
with navy blue. This blue and green
combination is one that is being
featured by some of our shops in a
DO YOU KNOW
That Polly, your shopper, will
help you designyour frocks and
suits, sending samples and sug
gestions for fashioning the newly
styleful garments of each new
season. That she will send de
scriptions and prices of models
in the shops. (But please send
postage.)
Saw a verv chic pump, high -on
the instep with patent heels, dull
black kid vamps, smartly effective
with any color.
One Can Hardly Achieve a Coiffure
Nowadays
TT7ITHOUT the aid of those big, number of frocks.
W soft ear muffs of finest quality , The flat necklace, fashioned on
, . . c cu loom, which is best known as
hair. The F. M. Schadell Shop, Six- sautofr - has won avor It is de.
teenth and " Douglas, is showing signed in a variety of patterns and
these hair conceits in ordinary coior combinations sufficient to
shades for $4 each, with an exten- nieet the most individual taste. One
sive display of the difficult extra rather unusual design is worked in
shades, at $5 and $6. Just arrived is geranium red, with little rotes here
a new line of wavy switches par- and there in reseda green beads,
ticularly adapted for the new low This necklace is of solid bead work
hair dress. Three-stemmed, of best and has no open spaces of strung
quality hair. ,. they're $6. A better beads, as have a number of the de
grade art triced at $10 aa.4 $12. '"
Another similar chain is fashioned
of rich blue and steel. Others, in
ali steel, are quite lovely.
A rather unusual Javalliere ap
pears m a tlat design of green gold,
whose quaint design has been cut
out and applied to a French pleated
valance across the top, fashioned
of old blue silk rep. In this versa
tile department one may have wicker
furniture pieces upholstered in
charming cretonnes or the richer
damasks in harmony with the decor
ative plan of the living or sun
room. Attractive indeed are the
panel curtains in ivory voile with
very elaborate real filet medallions
surrounding inserts of Italian em
broidery or combined with cluny
edgings. A very handsome curtain
in deep cream shows exquisitely
wrought antique lace and broad band
ings f filet. To be placed near,
these conceptions of loveliness are
the new candle sconce mirrors to
with pendants of long pear-shaped i, h, inor Kv nirfnrA mrA anrl tacp1c
cor-a's , , - . These in polychrome gold, also in
Bracelets are shown in narrow burnished silver of odd shaping. A
studded bands of semi-precious department in which to spend hours
stones mounted on silver or plati- f i,,nv nlannincr
num. They are quite popular for
wear with afternoon frocks. Among
the wrist watches, the ribbon strap
holds sway, and many watch designs
are square in shape.
croocnes or cameo, as well as
Surprisingly Artistic Results.
THE Kruger Hat Shop, third
floor, Barker block, are daily
achieving surprisingly pleasing re-
hand-painted designs, are being sults in reblocking hats and refresh-
snown. j-arge ovais appear most
frequently.
Rings of unusual and unique de
signs, some hand wrought, are dis
played for wear on the little finger.
These rings feature many semi-precious
stofies and some matrix de
signs, and many times the woman
who boasts a nose of more than
ing feather fancies and marabou.
Without Comfort There Can Be No
Grace. .
THERE'S flexible wiring in the
Nu-Bone corsets which you'll
find in the Hattie Putnam Corset
Shop, fifth floor, Karbach block, Fif-
usual regularity and who dares to. teenth and Douglas. That's one of
Many People Travel at Easter Time
TN the very smartest tailleur with
chic hat, careful!
gloves, becoming veil and dainty
blouse. But I wonder if her luggage
is quite in keeping with the distinct
ive apparel with which milady so
beauteously bedecks herself. Take
a few hours time and select for your
Easter trip one of the lirtle week
end bags with ivory fittings they're
showing at the Omaha Printing
company, Thirteenth and Farnam,
with a larger and more substantial
In fact rag rugs are always a rage.
For years those home-like floor
coverings have not been out of
fashion. And at present, when car
pets of all sorts, are so high in cost;
so difficult to obtain, rag rugs are
more than ever wantable. A sale at
lowered cost is certain to attract
favorable attention. .
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Eyelet embroidery in allover ef
fect as embellishment, of taffeta
frocks, especially those in the new
and wantable brown tones. Eyelet
also bedecks frocks of navy serge.
Sounding the horn for milinery
favorites, fashion again " summons
Leghorn as one of the popular
straws for summer use. This straw,
with its many quaint possibilities,
fits in well with the mode, which
in so many instances, embodies the
old-time models in taffeta frocks,
as well as the ruffled affects in
dotted Swiss, batiste and organdie.
,;v,
The vogue of oil cloth, in both
white, black and colors, has extend
ed from the table mat and hunner
craze into the realm of dress and
selected millinery. Not only are sports hats
oi siik trimmea wun oanas, cows
and flowers formed from oil cloth,1
but entire hats are made from this
glistening material, and the trim
ming is of colorful worsted wreaths.
Wild flowers and grass piled' upon
the crowns of the new spring hats
and dripping downward toward tha
brims.
wear them, may find drop earrings the reasons they lend such grace to brown traveling bag which will hold
to match her ring, and perhaps a
bead necklace of similar design.
A little" search through unusual
shops is often repaid when one
finds jewelry of individual design
that may still mean the very small
est outlay.
the figure. You'll find an excellent
showing of Easter models there,
dainty brocaded affairs of surprising
beauty. Phone T. 2993 for personal
home fittings, or send for measure
blanks if unable to call.
a world ot loveliness.
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Suit makers are finishing many of
their smartest models by attaching
a tiny French bouquet or a single
flower artificial, of course to the
lapel.
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