Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-13

My Bears: In all the shops this
week you'll find witching array of
things beautiful, not of clothes
alone, but honey" pieces of furni-
'ture and bits of art. The most pleas
ant thing of all about this shopping
game is that "the world is so full Of
a number of things" and it doesn't
cost anything more to buy artis
tically. Beauty is one of the pleas
ures in this world that does not cost
one penny extra. 1t is not what
she spends, but how she spends it
that distinguishes the skillful shop
per. Beauty, is women's first duty
at the present time. To us has fallen
the duty of keeping the beauty Of
the world intact. Let's brighten a
war-torn world with beauty which
cheers and heartens! POLLY.
The Only Reason.
PATRIOTIC people won't do
their Christmas shopping early,
- is because they don't think Of
it. This year let's all preach (and
practice too) the anticipation OF
Christmas wants. Let's give Our or
ders in October so that the heavy
shipments may be made before Sc
we're winter weather sets in, spread
ing the holiday business over 80
or 90 days before the Christmas
rush with its attendant delays and
annoyances sets in. The Franco
American Shop, 772 Brandeis Bldg,
have varied line>of practical, es-
sential and very desirable gifts at
prices for every purse.
A Chic Indehnable.
X HARACTERIZES the dresses
| in Herzberg's Women's Tog-
~ gerry, 1917 Douglas street Per
haps it is their fabrics new, unique,
or trimmings widely varied. Maybe
its the new lines in panels, Grapes
and tunics, or the surprising new
style notes expressed in sleeves and
collars. There's a navy tricollette
combined most entrancingly with
an American Beauty Silk. The
round neck is outlined in beads and
the overtunic has big armholes hold
ing sleeves with bell shaped cuffs
faced with silk. Two curved lines
| of beaded design curve under the
arms and hide beneath a narrow
| belt faced with the silk. Two sash
ends are suspended from a double
bow of the tricollette over a double
tier of six-inch silk faced ripples
The combination of transparent
navy tricollette and rose silk is no
tably beautiful and originally In
dividual. As a finishing manifesto
ton of modishness, there's double
panel swinging loose from the bead
ed design of the neckline in the bacl
to the bottom of the hem. Truly
worthwhile acquisition to YOU
winter wardrobe.
Buttons on ones skirt where but
tons seldom were before, is one o
the best ways of dating a frocl
| 1918.
The New Fashions Call for New
| Corsets.
T EFT an expert corsetiere fit yol
, this time (and for ali time
- Mrs. D. A. Hill, EOS Neville
Bldg, has just the right kind o
corset needed to do the ideal thing
in the practical way, for women o
all types, ages and conditions who
delight in beauty of body and phys
ical efficiency. The past six year,
she has been fitting these corset'
in the hospitals under the supervi
sion of medical and surgical pro
LESSONS and the physicians say tha
through her knowledge OF scientific
corset fitting that she has giver
them the desired results they have
been looking for in the way of abb
doihlnal support.
Keep the Home Fires Burning.
lnLAY and sing all the patriotic
songs our boys are singing in
- the camps and Over There
The October sale at the A. Hospe
Music Store, 1913 Douglas street
embraces their best as we'll as their
lower priced pianos and player pi.
amos. Here we find the Mason &
Hamlin, Kranich & Bach, The Vose
& Sons, Kimball, Cable-Nelson and
the Hospe pianos in every variety
of wood and artistic designs. The
Apollo Reproducing instrument is
wonder working indeed, and sounds
as if played by the hands of great
artists. The Gulbransen Player is
so light of pedalling that 6-year-
old child can bring forth the music.
If you'd like these instruments for
the holidays, you can by making a
small payment down, secure the low
prices and easy terms offered in
this sale. They are, every one, in
strumsnts for . lifssims