Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-08
Stunning Winter Suits.

with the number of good looking
suits. We seem to have caught the
spirit of the east-"the winter suit"
Further proof of the popularity of
suits for winter wear was apparent
TO me when l visited Lamonds
Smart Wear for Women shop,
second floor Securities building,
Sixteenth and Farnam. Such good
looking and really smart winter suits
one seldom can find in December.
Mr.. Lamond was just unpacking
more new winter models, which he
is offering at the same discount
marked on regular stock suits-a
rare combination of ultra modish
styles and bargain prices!
One is never too young nor too
old to add to the picturesquesness
of life by wearing becoming clothes.
High Shades the Favorite Among
Blouses.
NJ EW blouse shades. sunset,
~ glory, volga, seal, soldier blue
are found at Thorne's style store;
high shades are correct. Hand
painted or Batik blouses have ap-
peared. Oriental blouses are much
favored. Yarn trimmed, coins, and
pretty ornaments embellished some.
Tell your friends to look at
Thorne's for these new blouses,
1872 Farnam, you know.
A little blue sweater | saw this
week had four or five rows of taupe
chenille knitted as facing round
the neckline. Tres chic!
Flowers You Couldn't Forget. e.
F YOU were in the hospital feel
l. ing sick and mighty blue, cause
it's Christmas time, you'd never for
get the JOY that warmed your heart
when you received the enchanting
basket of pale green, filled with airy
pink and rose sweetpeas, and tufts
of "baby's BREATH" tied with puffy
loops of tulle in delicate pink, to
which was attached a card with two
velvety pansies. This is only one of
the lovely things they do in the way
of artistic service at the John Bath
Flower shop, Eighteenth and Far
nam. Give them few details, they'll
quickly grasp the situation, and sug-
gest correct expression of your
thoughts.
The spring hats will be as "satiny"
as can be.
Baskets.
M AHOGANY tinted with lining
A'1 of soft rose crepe over pad
ding of cotton, just wanted to tuck
it under my arm and take it home
with me, for it is the incest big
round basket imaginable! Only one
of the, many which the Omaha Reed
& Rattan Co., $40 South 10th St.,
are showing. When in doubt give
baskets.
For that new desk-rose, blue and
gold desk sets in silk brocade under
transparent celluloid, a novelty gift,
$3.50.
Paris Says:
IS rs bad taste to buy new clothe:
L when there are months of weal
still in your last seasons waists and
dresses" And Partisan women who
never before thought of economy
now boast Of their dyed clothes
Dresher Bros, 22l7 Farnam are pre-,
pared to clean, mend, and dye your
garments satisfactorily, ornament.
ally.
Lamps to add distinctive beauty
not alone to the room in which they
glow, but to the whole home as well
are those just received in one OF
the local shops. A substantial base
of wood, hand carved, is decorated
in dull gold splashed with effective
color, topped by shades Of a mag:
nihcence to seize ones heart with
JOY. The lights are operated by
long cords of deep rose, with dang
ling tassels of the same with taupe
silk knots.
The fair Parisienne is fond of u.s.
ing background Of black satin for
gorgeous effects in embroidery and
designing. A most charming effect il
attained by panels longer than the
dresa