Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-01

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TN THE Whirligig of Clothes we
are always seeking something
with the stamp Of "different-
ness" about it. | find this particular
ly true of the iastidious young girl
who attends school or college-and
for that reason want her to know
about Madame Flanders Dresses.
Every garment made BY this eastern
modiste spells personality" with a
capital P. How she manages it no
one knows-but with an unusual line
here; an innovation in trimming
there; a little quirk in the adjust
ment of drapery-ard lol she has a
frock that shows unmistakable char
acter. F. w. Thorne's Style Shop,
1872 Farnam, has just received sew
eral navy, serge FLANDERS" Dresses
that are distinctively individual. One
which I admire very much has large
satin knitting bag pockets, embroid-
cred in warm Indian shades of red
and blue yarn. 1t is very beautiful
dress, but no more so than a tailored
Silhouette" model, with accordion
plated panels and trimmed with
heavy military braid. Both Dresses
priced, $3475.
Shoes are very pointed at the toes
this season. Plain fine stocking US
ually match the costume in color.
News for Knitters.
NIVE your knitting bag a present.
IT A Sock Rule--so convenient
~ when making soldiers socks.
Made of Japanese carved wood, pref
tily ornamental as we'll as useful. and
priced just 2Sc. Directions for making
socks accompany the rule. At Or
chard & Wilhelm's Gift Shop.
Broad neck chains of beads are
made on loom and are very fash
ionable in Paris.
Tres Militaire.
A TTENTION! New top coats for
n girls have followed the path
blazed by the much adored
soldier-they are strictly mill
tary and made OF the same wool khaki
as is used for uniforms. II you have
seen the Seventeenth Street Window
Display of trench coats in Brandeis
Store you cannot wonder that all the,
girls in town are talking about them,
and longing to possess one--they are
so cleverly tailored--so "tres mili-
tairep The buttons. the pockets, the
belt, tho buckles--in fact. the very
same details are carried out in these
trench coats for girls as are used on
the coat of big Brother" over there.
Priced, $3.50 to SIS. Ages 6 to Is.
Many dresses have immense square
collars hanging in the back with silk
tassels to match at each corner.
School Trunks.
C UGH splendid, big, roomy
- trunks!-eacll waiting and long
~ ing to be the chosen one to
carry off all those pretty frocks and
dresses on the schoolward journey.
! saw them lined up for inspection
at Freling & Steinles Luggage Shop,
1908 Farnam street, and was certain-
ly pleased with their good-looking and
substantial appearance. These school
trunks are priced at $l7 to SIS. This
Shop also handles the genuine Hart
mann Wardrobe Trunk, which I
would particularly recommend to the
girl who has limited wardrobe space
in her room. 1t has all the conven-
fences of a chiffonier-the patented
cushion top prevents wrinkles in
dainty dresses and gives immediate
access to the garments. Hartmann
Trunks are priced. $3.50, SIS, $42s0,
$50 and $S9.50.
A Foot Note.
TVERY woman with her eyes open
H. must have noticed that Oxfords
are very voguish now. Down
at Napier's Booterie this week, l dis
covered a new model in black OK
ford, which Pm sure you'd declare
lust the thing" to wear with your
new fall suit--so trim and exceedingly
smart is it! 1t is made over one Of
the latest long vamp lasts with a
dainty two-inch full Louis XIV heel,
that has an aluminium plate. The
leather is black demi-calf. or soft dull
kid. The price is 50. I'd be happy
to select pair of these stylish Ok
fords for any OF my readers, or, if you
prefer you can send directly to the
Booterie. where orders will be filled
subject to refund, or exchange if not
entirely satisfactory.