Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-18

MY attention was Immediately ar
A'A rested on entering the Gift Shop
of Orchard & Wilhelm's the other
day by kneeling black figure on one
Of the tables. 1t was lean, lanky
East Indiana mediator of the ilk of
Iagore, clad in gorgeous waist
cloth, turban and trousers and rever-
emily holding an amethyst colored
bowl, from which incense might arise
toward heaven. IT you're looking for
something absolutely unique in in
cense burners | would suggest this.
The price, 81.
One. of the popular shades in wool
sweaters is leather color.
'NHE foreminded maiden who is 60
l. ing East next month to boarding
school or college will soon begin to
pack for the journey. You know, my
dear girls, if you leave it to the last
moment something is sure to be for
gotten. A large. roomy trunk 10,
therefore, the very first thing to be
consn nered, and I'm sure I've discov-
cred it for you. Last Tuesday | had
occasion to go to Freling & Steinle's,
1903 Farnam. to purchase a travelling
bag and while wandering about this
interesting luggage shop | found it.
Mr.. Freling calls it a dress trunk"
and it certainly is beauty, and is
commodious enough to hold all your
pretty clothes and precious posses
sions. Strongly built, too, is this
splendid trunk. to defy the onslaughts
of the baggage smasher. There are
Several styles, priced $l7 to SIS.
The bell-shaped skirt is suggested
as a new idea for Autumn.
I'HIS week when I visited the Fran
l. co-American Toilet Requisites
Shop, 772 Brandeis building, I re-
ceived such a fine, little lecture on
the care of the hair, that I'd love to
pass it on to you, were ! permitted
the space-however, Mrs. Humphrey,
the clever little lady in charge of the
shop, will be delighted to tell you the
same helpful things she told me, if
you'll call on her; telephone (the
number is Red 1922, or write her
letter. This unusually hot, dry summer
has been very hard on almost every
woman's hair and if you'd like yours
glossy and attractive next winter you
must commence to work on it now.
The Franco Hot-Oil Shampoo, the
Hairgiene Massage and Franco Scalp
Food, are splendid aids in restoring
hair to beautiful and healthful con-
dition.
Peau de peche is a wonderful soft
chamois-like material for coats and
suits.
=" ,1NE"-that's the word one will
Ahear most frequently when one
listens to conversations about the
tailored suits for the coming Fall and
Winter. The only way to insure per-
fection of line in a tailored garment
is to have it made by reliable man
tailor. That's the reason I'm recon-
mending to you Kneeter, the Tailor,
500 South 10th Street. He turns out
the most wonderfully perfect work.
You will be pleased with his moder-
ate prices, too.
Tobacco brown is one of the IA
vored Fall shades.
NE young woman who draws her
- own pay check and wants to in
vest it, in new silk frock will be in
perfect raptures over very charm
ing dress of crepe meteor in one of
those lovely golden-brown Autumnal
shades--aCtually priced at $27.50-Gt
looks every cent of $3.50. 1t is made
with the new apron sides and has two
motifs effectively worked on the bod
ice in soutache braid. A long scarf
hangs gracefully down the front and
forms the back of the collar. saw
this at F. w. Thorne's, 1872 Farnam.