Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-08

Don't We Love That Word, en-
ported1"
A RE you aware that we have right
"A here in Omaha some OF the very
finest French, versions of suits ever
shown in the country Really beau-
tful things, which cities of much
larger size than our own have been
unable to obtain? You ask the
reason? My dears, it is just this:
The Brandeis Stores are ever so for
tunate in having in their Mr.. Witte a
buyer whose long experience and
study OF whats what" in the game OF
women's ready-to-wear makes it pos
sible to know how and where these
lovely things can be found. If you
haven't seen the wonderful imported
suits which Brandeis' feature you
still have a treat in store for you. |
was simply entranced when shown
some of these superlativeiy elegant
garments. There were some novelty
short coat effects for youthful figures
which were perfect JOY in their orig
nality--and the large woman, too. has
not been forgotten, for there are ex-
cessively smart and becoming suits
with long, slenderizing lines designed
especially for her. The materials are
duvetyn, Evora cloth, duotone. silver
tone, crystal cloth. broadcloth. Bo-
livia, velour and suede cloths and vel
vets. Many of these suits have the
added charm of fur and embroidery.
0, what a sorry world 'twould be
If women were not charming?
The war standpoint Dame Fashion
takes
Would really be alarming
Were it not possible to see
The future she's opining,
For tho she deals with simple lines,
There's charm in her designing.
Tho we must dress, not only less
And time should not be squandered
What we would wear, to choose with
care
Must by all means be pondered;
Buy wisely now. if buy we must
On newest lines directed;
'Extravagances are barred
And showiness rejected.
To do our bit--our best in fact
Each. one of US is striving
And fashions foremost fancies are
To this same end arriving.
Chapeaux Characterized By Well
Bred Restraint.
lid you see certain window dis.
- play of beautiful hats at "The
Nebraska" this week?-taupe in color
every one OF theml Just the sort o.
hats of the unobtrusive good form
which denotes the well-bred woman
and the thoroughbred of fashion. In
the center of the group was a Gage
sailor of hatters plush. jaunty as
could be. while grouped around were
various types Of stunning chapeaux--
a picturesque panne velvet model
with sweeping plume of Ostrich-a
lovely taupe gray velvet hat with soft
crushable brim and distinguished by
a single large silver rise. Oh, |
could write reams about these lovely
hats, but | know you'll want to see
them for yourselves.
Cabot is showing tonneau coats
that bulge at the hips.
In Anticipation Of Cold Days!
M HEN the north wind doth blow,
w and we will have snow"-you'll
want to cuddle' inside a nice, long
luxurious fur garment, or be muffled
I'D to the ears in a beautiful neck
piece. Twill be hard to resist the
furry charm of the beautiful garments
shown at F. W. 'Thorne's Style Shop
at 1872 Farnam. Why, when l CHANGED
in there the other day, it had the ap-
pearance of veritable furrier's shop.
Long enveloping coats Of fur, fur
trimmed coats, jacquettes and smart
little coates, stoles and mugs all WED
with each other in style and beauty.
If you're looking for "furs," Thorne's
is the logical place.
The Growing Glory.
THIS little item will interest all
l. women whose hair is thin.
scraggly, short, all colors. or turning
gray-and Q'll just whisper the other,
for we women never like to admit
that such a thing could happen)-
turning bald. You can obtain made
to-order hair goods at the Frunco-
American Toilet Requisite Shop, III
Brandeis Bulding-moreover you'll be
perfectly delighted with it, for it is
made up of only hand-cut human hair
that is antiseptically clean and its
quality so soft and fine that it makes
any woman look better, and feel bet
ter, to have plenty of it to dress and
arrange becomingly. Franco" hair
is made to your order, made to match
your sample, cut from your head.
Now, isn't that worth knowing about:
A French ribbon novelty is angora
on one side and metalliZed silk on the
other.
Attractive Gift Things.
NHE most fascinating assortment
l. OF hand-tooled leather goods ar
Nved this week at The A. Hospe Art
Store. Beautiful soft tones of gray.
browns and greens such as one asso-
ciates with the woods in Autumn have
been reproduced in this art leather
from The Leather-Smith Shop" One
box contains memo pad bound ex-
quisitely in smoky gray leather 6 ex-
ira pads) for Sl75. There's a most
convenient case containing a COLLAPSE
bic coat hanger for $l.8S.