Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-01
"C'est la guerre'
That's changed our dress;
That's brought US modes so
smart and neat.
Milady nolD dons simple
clothes
When she appears upon the
street.
ut is the War"
That's cut out skirts
To Widths extremely scant.

Fall Hats-If you Please!
NJ EVER an autumn brought smar
~ er hats than we have this fall
I'm sure you'll agree with ME. il
you've seen these heralds of autumn
displayed in the windows Of the Ne.
braska Clothing Company's Milliner,
shop. There are a dozen or more o
those delightfully."- piquant small hats
like one usually sees emerging from
fashionable limousine, when one Wis.
its New York, for the well-dressed
woman of our country's metropolis is
distinguished by her close-ftting hal
and veil. 1t impressed me that the
wit of art and millinery understanding
had been put into those exquisite hats
of black and rich-toned purple vel.
vets, and hatters plush seen at "The
Nebraska" The large meshed veil:
with their huge dots, spidery EN-.
broidery and deep borders which &C.
companied each little bonnet add ar
untold amount of chic and charm.
Young girls wear charming little
checked waistcoats inside their navy
serge suits.
If you want to shine in the world
Of fashion be sure to be attired in a
cape and a small hat-for they are
fad worn together or separately.
Specially Recommended for Their
Practicability.
1.-TWO new blouses which had just
beeDunpacked at the momen,
Of my arrival at F. w. Thorne's
Style Shop yesterday morning, Ger.
tainly did evoke my admiration. One
was of soft. white Pussy Willow tai
feta, with broad becoming pleats. ant
closed in front with a couple of dol
lar sized pearl buttons--just the sor,
of blouse college girl adores. be-
cause of it's -ableness. 1t was
priced $5.9S. The other was a navy
Georgette of the slip-over species
with a pointed frilled collar embroid.
cred in white. Priced $l0.75. A stun.
ing accompaniment to a suit of navy
serge.
Some of the new evening gowns
have distinct suggestion of the hob
bic skirt.
A Tip to the Housewife.
XIUM, YUM, UNI! My, how good
7 Franco-American favoring ex-
tracts do taste in pickles and
chill saucel As this is maxim
pickle" time. | thought you'd be glad
to know of my discovery. Just few
drops of these highly concentrated
essences-cinnamon, celery, cloves,
garlic OF onion, give that piquancy Of
flavor that makes your mouth water
for "moreW These true favors are
honestly made and absolutely pure,
hence go farther than most extracts.
Priced 25c bottle at the Franco"
Shop, 772 Brandeis building.
Wee black velvet bows are used In
place of buttons on a corn-colored
batiste blouse.
Some Light on the Subject.
MANY young folks nova days OBJ.
W ject to chaperones. "Old-fash-
ioned" they say, and too
fussy." All. but I've discovered a
chaperone to whom no one could OBJ
ject-a perfectly companionable and
chummy one-a darling little
"Chaperone Lamp" with dainty
ivory base and silken shade to match
the paper in your own particular bed
room. 1t is priced S., at the w. H.
Eldrldge Importing Company's ORR
entail Shop, 1918 Farnam street. Other
fascinating, new lamps have arrived to
beautify your homes. One to add a
gay note to a dark corner is a
Chinese vase lamp, with parchment
shade to match-bright birds and
flowers being effective on a black
background. 1t is priced $40, and is a
perfect beauty!
Some of the early fall hats have
silk bows arranged like the petals of