Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

|" HE SUBJECT OF hand-made unuer"
garments / ind is favorite
one this Lenten season. Wonder
if you know what an advantage 1t Is
to buy the material for them by the
bolt instead of by the yard? I dis
covered the fact this week In talking
to Mr.. Peter Macdonald at the Wash
Goods Section of Thompson Belden's.
who gave me some figures which will
doubtless interest my readers who are
planning to make their pretty lingerie.
Here they are: Phantom cloth, Ss-in..
S5c yd., or bolt Of 10 yds., $500.
Nikado nainsook, so sheer and lovely,
soc quality. lloyd. bolt, $2.5o. odaka
nainsook, finer still. SOC yer yd.; 10
I'd. bolt, $500. Then there are the
more practical English nainsooks,
which come in 12-yd. bolts and are SO
ms. wide, for $2.25, s275 and $500
depending upon the quality.
LEANLINEss Is one Of the surest
roads to health and longevity.
~ The New Excelsior Bath Insti-
tute, 533 Rose Bldg, should be boon
to- seekers after health, for not only
is 1t beautifully equipped, but the
best of care is given you by expert
attendants.
IT'S interesting news to hear that
Pauline Frederick, always \ a
favorite in Omaha, will appear IN
the role Of "sapho" at The Muse
Theater this week for four days, be-
ginning Monday. IT'S said that Miss
Frederick's presentation Of this ia
nous role Is so truly wonderful that
even supercritical censors approve Of
1t as an artistic triumph. Remember,
Muse Pictures Perpetually Please"
nEEK in the windows Of Lucien
Stephens Shop for Men, at 1901
Farnam ST., II you want TO see
the best looking neckwear ever shown
In Our Town--and do remind Father
(he's so busy that he's apt to for
get, you know that it's high time
that he was thinking about his Easter
hat. Stephens carries "Gordon's"
which, as you know. is always THE
BEST.
A RE you Housekeeper? Then
~ you really ought to have one OF
Miss Coles clever Bungalow
Aprons and you'll look as meat as a
pin about your home. They're priced
s1.25. and you can have round cap
to match for csc, or Dutch one for
35c. Her house dresses. too, are nifty
and well made. Pay her a visit at
the Lingerie Shop, 500 Bee Bldg.
Pink, blue and green touches OF
linen and smoking are shown on the
French dresses of sheer dimities and
lawns for Wee Tots.
HOR the girl who adores a rose-col-
ored gown-and this year she's
most every girl--there's one at
Lamond's In artists smock style, with
paneled effect on both blouse and
skirt. cuffed hem and collar Of French
gray on which square buttons gener-
ousy appear. giving It distinctively
original style--a graceful slip-oyer
sash adds youthful appearance. Its
priced 1880. Next time you're down
town, take the elevator to the I'd floor
of the Rose Bldg. and look at the ex-
ceptional dresses in this exclusive. shop.
HoR immediate wear with tailored
n suits, there are the most prac-
teal striped tub silk blouses you
ever saw--made of silk that is quality
plus and priced so easonably-s475, at
Thompson Belden's. The stripes are
blue. rose, yellow or gray.
The trim face veil is smart with
snug straw sailors
TT AVE you had any embroidery
done at The Ideal Pleating Co.,
200 Douglas Block? Their ma
chine work certainly looks hand
made" and is just as effective on chif-
fon as woolens. Even the new "Jer-
seysp are snbroidered Pefter have