Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-18

VIZ HEN I stepped into Napier's
w Booterie the other day, a case
of new boots had just arrived, and |
waited until it was opened up, so that
might be able to tell you about the
very latest footwear arrivals from
New York. Such swagger styles! But
what impressed me particularly was
the price. Why, one snappy pair OF
Autumn gray kid boots, with 9-inch
laced cravanetted tops to match and
graceful, slender Louis heels, was
priced only $3.50. Just think OF that,
in this day when we hear so much
about the High Cost of Leather, The
same style is also shown in Madeira
brown. Better secure pair OF these
while they last. In complete sizes and
widths. Cash mail orders prepaid
subject to refund. If you're consider
ing new pair of shoes, write for
Napier's new Fall catalogue.
DLOUSES on strictly tailored lines.
- rigid in their beauty, trim, style
effective, are recent arrivals at
Thompson, Belden's. Among them is
the strikingly smart shirt of white or
flesh-tinted wash satin, with closely
buttoned-up high collar which is so
favored now by the tailor-made wom-
an. This also comes with the new
rolling Byron collar. closed with one
huge pearl button slipped through a
neatly tailored button-hole. Then
there are some novel satin suit blouses
in Autumnal colorings, some of them
charmingly trimmed with plaid, and
a few extremely clever ones III all
stripes or plaids. These blouses. which
bear the hallmark of exclusiveness,
difference and beauty, are priced 81 So.
$795, $S.75 and $l0sO. In white
dimity, $3.50.
r TITLE Miss Etticoat i'll silken
- petticoat, and pert nose, is ever
we'll groomed wherever she goes. For
silhouette" model Jersey is best;
in a tatfeta petticoat always well
dressed; with quaint Dresden pattern
or Frenchiest shade, she has smart
skirt her chic frocks to aid. Petit
coats dainty; petticoats trin,--all in
the swim;' somber-hued petticoats,
or shades enhancing, little Miss ETH
coat wears when she's dancing. At
Thorne's Shop, West Farnam, at one
eight one two, | know there's a PET
TICOAT just made for YOU.
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REAL Old Fashioned Home
n Thanksgiving Dinner, turkey and
all the fixin's! Doesn't that just make
your mouth water? Yes, The Flatiron
Cafe is going to serve one OF those
delectable feasts from 1880 to q p. m.
on Thanksgiving day. Call Douglas
1908 and make your reservations Al
ONCE. A further announcement in
these columns Sunday next.
know those dear, delightful ladies
in "Cranford" must have used tea
cozies, though I do not find it record
ed. Anyway, you'll remember they
were forever serving tea. Tea-coziess
have been revived, but not the kind
our great-grannies used--these are
perfectly beautiful affairs OF embroid-
cred silk and satin. They're from the
land where people constantly drink
tea-Japan. Priced SOC to $3.50.
lid you know that there is period
- table linen to match period furni'
ture3 I did not until | was shown
some beautiful patterns this week al
Thompson Belden's. Flemish linens
in Louis XIV, Italian Renaissance
Adam and Georgian designs; Scotch
linens with famous old Celtic figures-
handsome linens which will add dig
nity and elegance to your Thanks
giving table. These cloths are OF extra
size, with generous napkins to match
A very unusual hemstitched dinner SCI
made of quality Scotch damasf
in graceful scroll and flower patterf
is one that I'm particularly anxious
for YOU to see. Ask them to show i
to YOU when you visit Thompson
Beiden's Linen Section.
A ND while speaking of the Thanks
n giving table I mustn't forget tt
tell YOU about the clever place CARDS
bridge score cards and greeting cards
with appropriate Thanksgiving de
signs which are shown at the All;
Shop, 207 South 10th Street. There
an unusually fine line OF Christma
cards at this shop, too.
OBES DTNTER1EUR! The mos
~ bewitching themes in breakfas
robes and boudoir negligees you eve
saw are being INTRODUCED this week a
Benson & Thorne's-their charm aris
ing partly from a subtle refinement.
blending of delicate colors and %xtil
elements. Silken crepy affairs will
pillows of ribbon and frou frous o
lace that are destined to make nilad,
a graceful object of alteration in he
own home. | had the first peep a
these as they were taken from thel
tissue paper wrappings, and was en-
tranced with dainty breakfast rob
of shell-pink with long panel cap
of ethereal blue Georgette, edged wit
wide, filmy lace and finished with. fas
cinating little rosebuds. 1t was simp
: ly dream!
To wear with these charming negli
gees there is new crownless break
fast cap made of ribbon shirred o.
wide elastic and finished with fril
of lace and a perky chou of ribbon
Priced $500.
Remember, I'm always happy to
= help you out with ideas and to do
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