Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-29

And a Happy New Year.
n OW lightly we sing this greet
- ing-yet how very full of pos
sibilities for Happiness" each newly
recurring year! How very thought
lessly the pages are turned. Truly
it should be a time for planning in
a measure for something to be &C
complished, something unusual and
eminently worthwhile.
How very delightful of folks" to
strive to show in a measure the
wealth of love in their hearts, ex-
pressed by 'gifting" of lavishness
undreamed at any other time of the
year.
Have you ever noticed the added
gentleness, thoughtfulness for others
evoked by the holiday spirit? If
we could but spread this spirit a
trifle more throughout the whole
year!
A high resolve you say-but in
spring, nest ce pas?
There's magic in the shadow cast
by the sheer band round the brim
of taupe georgette hat. There's
a roguish coquetry in the touch OF
bugle beading on its soft folds.
Furs of Graceful Usefulness.
[ Oats and wraps of every fash
" ionable fur and the latest
models in extreme and conservative
styles are to be found in the shop
of Aulabaugh, the turrier, Nine
teenth and Farnam. Short flaring
coats, with enormously large, and
marvelously becoming collars of
long haired furs. Skunk, commonly
known as marten, dark rich long
haired fur from which all but the
dark fur has been cut forms collars
and cuffs on one of these coats.
Kolinsky fashions the large shawl
collar and cuffs on an Alaska seal
coat of surprising loneliness, while
dark mink is the touch charmant on
another sumptuous garment.
The petite Parisienne wears a tinv
rhinestone ornament on her hat OF
dainty chic.
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Give Her a Hoover and You Give
Her the Best.
HIS will interest you if you're
4 among those disappointed in the
Hoover shipments to Omaha in time
for Christmas! The E. B. Williams
Electric Shop, 312 South Eighteenth
street, received complete shipment
on Wednesday of Baby Hoovers at
$3.50, and the Special Hoovers at
$50. The Hoover, as a gift, fits the
spirit of the times. Human help is
scarce, costly indifferent. Electric
help in the Hoover is ever ready,
painstaking. Having a Hoover will
mean many happy, carefree hours.
Not to be personal-still it might
help if it were personal. MANY a
makeup is not at all beautiful, hav-
ing more than a touch of bur-
lesque" Be prudent in the use of
the lip-stick.
New Years Greetings and My
Thank You"
A PPEARS on original cards Of
4 4 extreme daintiness on sale at the
Megeath Stationery company, Fiji
teenth and Farnam. The little lady
who graces these cards of faintest
gray is tiny, with powdered hair.
A graceful way of conveying appre-
citation for an unexpected Christmas
pleasure. There are eight or ten
different greetings cards, all of them
decidedly original, altogether charm
ing. If you're interested in kodaks.
ask to see their specially improved
Ansco, which is absolutely guaran-
teed, and which has improvements
to appeal very strikingly to the ko-
dak enthusiast, particularly the wo-
man enthusiast, who is not of
turn of mind.
New and delightful table decora-
tons are the tiny hgurines of mar
bic.
A Special Delight
I1URING the HOLIDAYS is the
- pleasure brought into the home
by pictures of loved members of
the family. Essential to the pres
ervation of these photographs is
framing. Hospe's Music
and Art Store, 1913 Douglas street,
have just received a delayed Christ
mas shipment of frames and they
are on sale at specially low prices
to insure early sales. Devised to
combine in tone with any picture
are the beautiful silver grays and
Roman gold, as we'll as the real
mahogany frames in oval and square
shapes. You'll be Interested. too, l
know, to hear that all Christmas
articles in marble, bronze. wood and
metal goods are on sale at pre-in-
ventory prices, as the fiscal year of
this company closes January To- Art
objects to make any home proud
indeed.
Many of the fur coats have sud-
denly fared into circular lines, with
loose flowing cuffs as large as muffs.