Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-08

Il sprayV Translated into lash
ion parlance, this means that it was
wise suit that knew how to choose
this beautiful fabric of the moment.
Twas at Lamond's Smart Second
Floor Shop, Securities Building. that
spied it, and l declare it is one OF
the most fascinating examples Of the
new and alluring things that Fashion
this season has sent to Omaha
women folk to wearl But, then, you
know, my dears, it has been garments
of this ultra distinctive type that
makes one proud to wear ANYTHING
bearing the "Lamond" label. But a
word about this particular suit is
a faithful copy of Barney" model
isn't that enough to convince YOU OF
the exciusiveness of design and ex-
pertness of tailoring? Extremely
long is the jacket, and long framelike
side panels do their bit toward pro-
ducing a slender ensemble. A black
panne velvet, collar and an inside fac
ing OF panne in the jacket are distin-
gushing features. The price, which
is SIPS, is just about one-half what
an Original" would cost.
Black satin sashes, with long
fringed ends-the fringe of heavy
knotted silk-are much used on new
frocks of navy serge.
Stylefulness Plus!
GOULD anything be handsomer?"
vi exclaimed yesterday on dis
covering some beautifully tailored
coats and suits in Mr.. Lohrman's
Tailoring Shop, 433 Paxton Block.
This we'll known woman's tailor then
went on to tell me that these were
faithful reproductions of some very
elegant imported models which he
had copied from those of famous
Partisan couturier. Real Partisan
style at most reasonable price
think of it! Really, you must see
these wonderful garmentsl
Wool embroiders modish velvet
gowns,
Flowers for the New Baby.
ouch charming ideas has Mr.. Bath
~ the Florist! ! want to tell you
about the sweetest thing I saw in hi:
shop yesterday. Twas a tall, grace
fuf basket, on the handle of which
airly perched a fluffy iavendar bow
filled with colorful flowers in thu
bright, warm hues of Autumn-state'
ly gladioli, asters, roses and tiny
feathery daisies. Ny, what happiness
it must have brought the little mother
to whom it was to be sent. But ]
haven't told you the loveliest part Of
this flower present-the thing SC
daintily appealing! Twas the dear.
est little bouquet for the Bonnie
Wee Thing" made of miniature dais.
les, forget-me-nots, duets and pink
rosebuds encased in lace paper fril
and tied with pink ribbon. Can you
imagine anything sweeter?
White jersey collars are worn a
good deal on dark jersey frocks.
Bye, Baby, Bye o!
n EAR little Baby's dreams will
~ surely be sweet ones if he has
one Of those dainty, downy silk com.
forts to cover him up that have just
arrived at the Nippon Importing
= Company's Japanese Shop, 2l8 South
18th Street. These come in the true
baby colors-pink or blue-and are
exquisitely and-embroidered in fairy
like blossoms. Most reasonably
priced, too-$2.5s and $3.25. This
shop has also received some tiny baby
jackets of white crepe de chine, hand
embroidered in colors-the darlingest
things you ever saw!-and for only
$175!
Some of the new autumn shirt
waists OF Georgette have long shawl
skirts.
Oh, Myi See What This Isl
DIAPER Knitting Bags!-the fad Of
l. the moment and the talk of the
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