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

A RESTFUL haven Of soft gray
"A and dainty color invites you to
settle comfortably in one Of the many
wicker arm chairs and shop unhur
riedly insthe Lamond Shop for Smart
Women on the second floor of the
Rose building. Here you will find
"the suit that was made for you If
you are a Stylish Stout" Perhaps
you have used other words in de-
scribing yourself. You need not if
you get any one of the three suits |
saw having all the cleverest new fea-
lures developed of quality for the
Lamond Shop by company who de-
sign and tailor exclusively for large
women. The straight contours will
delight your soul and the sizes range
from 44l to 4SH. The three suits |
liked particularly were: A beaver
brown with beaver fur collar and
straight flat silk thread embroidered
design; gray in strictly tailored
line; a taupe with large Yukon seal
collar. These three smart tailleurs,
although wonderfully made, have d.
versihed the fiat, long lines with
magic touches that change the suit
into wondrously soft and feminine
creations!
Imagine a softly gracious blue coat
with high, soft collar of gray squir-
rel and big warm pockets, patched
on the outside also of gray squirrel.
Different!
DESIGNED to be worn with ap-
II propriateness on many different
occasion are the ultra-modsh autumn
dress boots / saw in N9pier's Boot
erie this week. Their charm as the
smartest high-cut boot I've yet seen
is due to the fact that they're made
on a perfect-ftting new last. They're
fascinating, too. in the new shades OF
dark gray and brown. The dark
brown kid at $40 should be ordered
as T-3108, the dark gray kid at same
price is G-3108. III be glad to get
these for you or you can order direct
from Napier's Booterie, Securities
Bldg, 10th and Farnam streets.
Dorothy, Grace, Marie and Molly,
LET'S ASK POLLY
To help our wardrobes grow
With furs and hats,
Coats, gowns and suits,
Gloves, blouses, hose,
(And dainty undie frills)
With dainty shoes all in row
TABRICS dAutomne are being
l. combined by the skllful fingers
of Kneeter the Tailor into garments
of charm extraordinary. The mod
els I saw in his shop were character.
lied by the enviable simplicity OF
really high-class designing. You'll
find this shop on the second floor,
sos South 10Th Street.
Milady of fashion wears veil with
perfect assurance that it is the thing
to do and possibly she is not unmind-
full Of the bewitching charm it gives
the face.
A Nd now! To those who delight
"A in a breath from the Orient
I've discovered delightful pieces OF
Tokonabe pottery at the Eldridge
Importing Company. You'll enjoy
the collection of flower holders, can
dlesticks, trays and incense burners
at only 25c each. A true discovery,
you'll agree, and just the thing tor
original gifts ard unique favors.
p ATRIOTrC women throughout
= the world are doing their bit ii
this great world war by conserving
and preserving their clothes. particu'
larry the ones of wool. On visit tc
the Pantorium, 1915 Jones street,
saw suits and coats being cleaned and
dyed and prestol as good as new
they'll serve another season, the faded
garments are dyed a serviceable
shade. One suit which had been mus
tard color is now rich Burgundy
shade with new lining in the same
color. If the edges are frayed, but
tons missing, coats to be refined. or
belts to be mended, there are skilled
tailors and seamstresses in this inter
esting shop who will give touches
which make you glad to wear the
clean garment that fairly sparkles
with natriotiStD