Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-05

THIS is conservation item! It's
l. fact. Yes, it is, that many .of
us would like to conserve, but we
simply dom. know how. Down in
the Karbaca block-the number is
20l-there is man who will happily
teach you ore way to reduce the hign
cost of living He has formed band
of earnest workers, "The Custom
Shirt club" he calls il, where by
course of practical administrations he
teaches the making of suitable articles
to wear, at one-half the regular price,
and he mak.s the learning easy. Think
of the surprise you can give Friend
Husband by presenting him with
we'll tailored shirt, all the work of
your own hard. Patterns and instruc-
tions by mail also. Don't YOU"wan!
to join this club Phone Douglas
Ais.
Satin garters with perky, little
rosettes in which are tucked the weest
of hand-tinted French posies, and with
them in the same box is a sweet
scented sachet--a dainty gift, say,
for the girl graduate. or bride. Priced
81 to $2.7s.
M ANY a passerby has stopped this
A'A week for an admiring glance at
the pictures ct the splendid khaki-clad
men in the windows of Hospe's Art
Store. The setting of these photos in
their handsome Roman gold carved
frames has caused such favorable
comment that orders are simply pill
ing in for similar work. But this is
only one of many choice frame pat
terms shown at this shop. One very
beautiful new style shows color tones
to harmonic with those of the pic
ture, producing quite a new effect
upon old prints and paintings. If you
want your pictures overhauled or re
framed | certainly advise you to take
them to Hospe's, at 1913 Douglas.
Nature taking of course, but it's
really astonishing how they make
artificial fruit OF alabaster, or rubber
to so precisely resemble the real thing
that it actually creates an appetite.
One store shows oranges, clingstone
peaches, russet apples, Tokay and
Concorn grapes, lemons, tangerines,
figs and dates; set of IS pieces for
$24.
N the spring young mans fancy
'lightlyturns to thoughts of love-"
and then to an Engagement Ring,
for that dearest girl in the world"
Such an array of sparkling gems as
/ did see this week in the showcases
of Albert E.lholm's beautiful Jewelry
Shop on the corner of Sixteenth and
Harvey streets, and you may be sur
prised, but there is a diamond within
the means Of almost any fond swain,
for one may be purchased for $35,
$50, SIS and up into the hundreds. For
the girl whose birthday comes in May,
there are exquisite rings with her
birthstone--the emerald, artistically
set in diamonds. Isn't that happy
bit of sentiment?
HE slender silhouette required BY
= the trim fitted bodices and scant
skirt which are now in vogue, can
only be attained by the most careful
and scientific corseting. That's the
reason | thought ii would be a point
of special interest to tell you today
about Mrs. D. A. Hill, the corset
specialist. You should visit her and
be fitted to one of her correct models
before investing in a new suit, or
gown. Her shop is at 205 Neville
building.
A MOTHER rs mother still
"A the holiest thing alive"-and
Sunday next is Her day. OF course
you'll honor her with flowers and
you'll want your gift to be as beauti-
full as it is possible to obtain. For
the freshest, and choicest of blossoms,
let me advise you to place your order
for Mothers day with John Bath,
the Careful! Florist, 1904 Farnam.
You'll love his artistic arrangement
of flowers.
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Organdies now come plain, cross
bar, and striped
a CERTAIN youthful silk sports
- = afrock | saw at Herzberg's
street is triumph! 1t is chic and
charming, and inexpensive-which is
all one could possibly ask of a dress.
Box plaits of two-inch width form the
skirt of snow-white crepe chine,
which is worn with one of those
clever, little belted blouse effects OF
perfectly, delicious shade of rose. ef-
fectively embroidered in white chalk
beads. A soft girdle sash finished
with two-tone tassels adds that air of
nonchalance, which the 1918 summer
girl adores. For so much stylefm-
ness the price $24.50, is quite astonish-
ingA The same model is shown with
blouse of pearl gray.
Plain batiste is combined with ging-
ham plaid voile in smock for sum-
mer wear
II EAR Little Brides -To-Be! I've
- some specially pleasant news
for you today. Mrs. Donohue has
made an exceptional price on those
darling, pink satin, rubber-topped cor
sets. Vogue models you know, and
think of it, only $5. She has just
heaps Of adorably dainty things for
brides in her Corset and French
Lingerie Shop connected with the
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