Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

L nothing holds quite the impor-
lance of a properly fitted corset.
Many of the abnormalities which de-
stroy the natural beauty of womens
forms are due to incorrect corsets
and the importance OF the application.
These abnormalities will never be
corrected until the correct corset
model is fitted, which can only be
done by one who has made a thor
ough study of Corrective Corsets and
also women's figures. Never before
have | realized what truly scientific
fitting really means, especially il CIV
en- by one who has devoted years of
careful study to problems presented
by individual peculiarities Of the fig
ure. At the exclusive shop of Mrs.
D. A. Hill, EOS Neville Building, 10th
and Harvey Streets, second floor,
you will find, as | have, the services
which appeal to those of discriminate
ing taste.
A leisure loneliness of silk--just
another way of describing a gorgeous
kimono in royal blue.
THE Boys Over There" will take
l. keen pleasure in any one of these
articles made specially for them--and
sold with kindly interest at The
Omaha Stationery Co., 507 So. 18th
St. Read these carefully and let me
send them to you at once: An ooze
leather covered New Testament,
large print, $140; same in khaki
cloth cover at $1.00 with name card;
three songs, "Star Spangled Banner"
Battle Hymn of the Republic" and
prayer for a Soldier" with refer
ences of messages of comfort for a
lonely heart. A leather money belt
at $40, with three compartments for
valuables. A note book pad (shirt
pocket size) with pencil and envel-
opes, Soc. A service record for the
home folks to keep clippings, let
tiers, pictures, etc. This little shop
is planning to keep complete line
for US to send from there" to there"
lust as necessary to the fall and
- winter wardrobe as the blue
serge, whose charm no one will gain
say, is the added zest to be obtained
by wearing a string of carved ivory
beads, which | saw in the Eldridge
Importing Shop 1918 Farnam St.
They are also showing complete
line of artistic beads of alluring ar
ray, ranging in price from $3.50 to S..
Combining hatters' pulsh with bea-
yer or velvet, one in black and the
other in a color, is one of the ways
the designers have of making simply
trimmed hats among the most charm
ing and interesting creations shown
in many a season.
m HE F. w. Thorne Shop is inaug-
l. urating a rather unique feature
this year. 1t is department of coats,
classified according to appropriate
need. into three distinct classes. One,
the very exclusive fur and velvet
coats. Among these, is royal blue
velvet wrap with much real beaver
fur. For more general wear are coats
in soft velour, duvetyn. All the soft
and becoming materials of the season,
have been modelled in coats of sur
prisingly individual styles. Fur of all
kinds is used conspicuously and gen
erously on these models. Following
the good English custom of utility as
first requisite in outdoor garments are
the substantial coats of the third
class. The reasonable prices on these
makes it possible for everyone to have
one of these useful coats in addition
to other and more dressy coats. There
are several in this class for $lo.75.
WHERE there is embroidery or
w trimming it should have the
touch of art that distinguishes the
verv good. Nothing gives quite the air
# distinction to gilet, vest or bodice
Of gown as artistically applied braid
ing. 1t is my great pleasure to visit
very often the workrooms of the Ne
\raska Pleating and Button company.
400 Paxton Block. I'll be delighted to
take your materials Up there for the
attractive touches they alone can be-
stow.
Dollars to doughnuts," indeed.
Every one of Omaha's society women
were downtown this week, selling
doughnuts for dollars to give to the
Salvation Army that they may make
doughnuts for the boys in France.