Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-06
Feminine eyes all shops invading,
viii find delight in Uitching
Styles
OF lure imaginative, creative.
Here, a smart simplicity beguiles,
While every touch of yon chic
creation,
Join in a detailed completely
To lrin fair Fashions smiles.

Combinations Mean Conservation!
GIRLS in school, young women
" in college, women In war
service, women in general have all
been included in the dress exhibit
at the F. w. Thorne Shop, Eight
zenith and Farnam streets. Nothing
could be more smart than this
Navy serge with hem turned back
stitched and held by buttons and
looped tailor braid. A wide belt
with selfsame buttons and loops
satin yoke, shining under bib OF
white georgette, and satin sleeves
that swing periodically from large
armholes. Even more than half and
half" is the model of satin with
serge in the two side panels, back
panel and hem. How you'd glory
in the Alice blue yarn motifs on the
ends of the panels and following
the rounded neckline.
Irresistible creations of marabou
and ostrich are being shown in an
Omaha Shop. These dainty capes,
scarfs and collars give just the
right touch Of charm to a suit or
frock and they're markedly becom-
ing to young and old alike. One
scarf which particularly appealed to
me has line of fringe across the
shoulders and long ends in front
It's a Poor Rule That Doesn't
Work More Than One Way.
7 Asst week I told you how to put
- hair on, now l IN going to tell
you how to take it off Even though
you have no superfuous hair notice
able, there is always use for a safe
depilatory. The Depilagiene, IS
cents, which the Franco-American
Shop, III Brandeis building, includes
in their list of requisites discourages
hair growth by weakening the roots.
You will find also, that it is perfect
ly comfortable to use. What a COM
fort to be rid of those unsightly
"scolder locks" on the back of your
neekl Or the unsightly growth in
your armpits.
Everyone who knits would love
the mahogany stand I've found in
one Of the gift shops. 1t has arms"
extended to hold the yarn from the
hank while it is being rolled into a
ball. Useful as we'll as ornamental.
The seasons very newest is the
barrel silhouette.
Your Winter Hat As
French Designers See It.
This might I say of any one Of the
l. charming hats at the Nebraska
Clothing Store, 18th and Farnam
streets, which I saw unpacked
Wednesday morning. There is one
most patriotic ally French in out
line, high in the front, and close
fitting, rounded out slightly just
above the face. Silver brocaded
navy georgette forms the folded
back brim, French blue velvet the
draped crown, while a wide band of
northern squirrel accentuates the
raised line at the top of the crown.
A most magic touch is added by
tiny silver flagreed ornament with
thread chains which nestles in the
fur at the tip-toppiest point. Of
distinction most impressive ma
cheriel is big droop-brim brown
model which proudly wears French
morning glories in dainty colors, and
brown grapes cunningly contrived of
velvet. Flowers are again in favor,
and | for one am glad, aren't you?
They've just added some new mod
els to the Terra Gotta collection.
One with curving brim and Chinese
brocaded top adds height and fluff
fness by ostrich in rose taupe. I'll
be delighted to tell you more about
these hats, if you'll just write to
me.
AS gift, why not send one of
the cigarette cases | saw this week.
One of silver with medical corps in
sigma, the other with large eagle
and letters, U. S.
Let the Fabrics Inspire the Dress.
HAT an inspiration | felt as
l. fitted from counter to counter
in the Brandeis stores, 10th and
Douglas this week, spying the Won
derful fabrics and enticingly beauti-
full trimmings. Rich, lustrous silks
and satins, velvets and wooden fabrics
they're selling for less than they can
buy them for at this time because
some time ago, the managers in
touch with conditions as they were
developing, bought large quantities
from the leading makers. Satins lead
for dresses at the present time, not
only the kind of satins we have been
accustomed to, but the new heavy
satin, Baronet. One especially fine
satin is named very suggestively,
Satin Radiant, another Cashmere.
The Duvetyne satins greatly resem-
BILE wool. Velvets, probably the best
buy" of all because of their rich
ness and durability, are here in wide
array. Paris has ordered the CHS
richness of black velvet and we've
followed her gladly. Serges, jerseys
and broadcloth are the most popular
utility fabrics, while Silvertones and
Bolivias are much in demand. Lin
ings are both gay and somber, in
bright or yelled colors that con-
trast becomingly with the coat fab
RIGS. Don't at any time, however,