Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Your Warmest Friends.

There's a comforting warmth in
furs that no other garment affords;
there's witchery in the furs of fall
fashioning that is unchalleged. and
there's chic in furs that no costume
!, Gan afford to forego. The F. w.
fhorne Shop, 18th and Farnam is
tffering furs exquisite in quality of
ielts, in truly artistic fashioning in
kroad capes. lovely scarfs, graceful
itoles, modishly matched sets and
iumptuous coats of straight "slen-
tering" lines. In this collection
fou'll find every fur specially ia
Fored by Fashion, 1918. Remember
how is the time to buy furs, not
when the snow begins to fly, and
| know when you see the wonder
Jul furs being shown in the F. w.
fhorne Shop for prices unbelievably
low, that you will not delay another
minute, in the buying of your winter
furs.
Divine Fire.
There are more tints in diamonds
Than in any earthly" Truly there's
reason for calling their life divine
lire. II you believe in fairies it is
easy to imagine that they've stolen
The colors from rays of amber sun
bhine. full-blown roses, and preen-
Ing peacocks. In the shop Of Albert
Edholm, 1928 South 10th street. there
Is q case displaying jewels of incom-
parable loneliness. The display, in
Guiding rings, laveliers, pins, watch
Is is dazzling. They're charming the
khaki clothed men with gallant
hearts and true" for whom nothing
10 too fine. Mr.. Edholm showed me
Nm engagement ring with square cut
ting of surprising richness. A har-
monious setting was afforded by
lacy pierced platinum. with note of
green introduced by tiny square cut
emeralds. This ring is $1,000 and |
saw rings ranging in price from $500
up to $1,000, each OF an appealing
artistry. Many Of the settings add
Joy to Joy by means of the tiny
square cut sapphires and emeralds.
IT'D suggest that you watch your
friends who have sweethearts in the
service. Pm sworn to secrecv).
The Baby Shop.
Everything that a fond mothers
heart may desire is to be found in
the children's department of the
Thompson-Belden & Cos Store,
Sixteenth and Howard streets. Each
little garment exquisitely made has
lust enough handiwork to give that
mother touch. All of the finest
labrics have been fashioned into
sunningly embellished infant ward
robes. Truly there's unusual assert.
nent Of robes for children of
every age and size from the
wee" baby to the tot who
j soddles forth for the first time to
kindergarten or big brother" and
sister. The coats are wonderfully
lttractive-quite the richest and
iaintiest I've seen for many day.
For the "wee one" silk poplin,
.repe-de-chine, cashmere silk lined
with coy inner Innings and big soft
collars OF dainty embroidery. The
prices range from $3.50 to $40. The
white chinchilla and corduroy velvet
coats for 6 months old, and | and 2
rear old, are cute and cozy. while
he black velvet with white and
,eayer fur collars are elegant in
Iced. Take the children with you
when you visit this department..
What Color Will It Dyer
II you've a garment of rich ma
erial and becoming lines that has
aded-don't discard it. but find an
Inswer to the above question by
retting in touch with the Pantorium,
SIS tones St. They will be glad
, 8 advise you the very best color
sS,he garment will dye. For instance:
Fabrics containing yellow, drown,
an or orange) should be dyed dark
brown, green, plum or black. Gray
If taupe and checked materials also
Ike the above colors. Blue will not
ke brown, nor will brown dive blue
forduroys make nice colors but will
Iot dive black. Hard woven good:
Ike black best. While soft material:
law be covered in one Of the darker
hades. Remove all trimmings and
Il out the hens OF skirts and
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