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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

:
The conquering been greeted with music flowers
and att The maid of Greece
her head with apet sends forth buy the lovest
things that ingenuity devise And how satisfy
ingy feminine they to be
Fashion wide this Back
all those delightfully."- interesting styles that emphasize the mystery Of
long cgng topped the high collar
OF which the lower of her face almost meeting the
hat which the head fashions for the of
1910 triumphanty feminine
The brisk wdestrde short skirt of 1918 has been replaced by
the graceful 1919 skirt which ng about the ankle the
and adds to her height and slmness
lines cngng,
ngenousy becoming the hearts of all who appreciate
dvdua adaptations of the mode.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
S59
Dreams Of Yesterday
Shops of Today.

w HEN Mr.. Kase of the Kase
w Studio, 2l5 Neville building,
Sixteenth and Harvey, began the
work of finishing and charging
kodak pictures, it was as a sideline
of his photograph studio work So
interesting did the work prove that
he devoted all of his time to it, until
now he does no more Photographic
work, but has gathered into his es-
Enlistment every available room on
the second floor of this building
You will find his work most appeal
ing in every detail artistically and
promptly done.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Swinging, staggering Dolmans
And Cape Wraps.

Swinging, Staggering Dolmans
And Cape Wraps.
{ APES and dolman coats prom
~ Use to be the spring covering
for dainty frocks and variety Of
stunning models guarantees that
their popularity will be longer
lived than the season-this the mes
sage from Paris, city of fashion.
Charming models of these grace
full garments have just arrived at
Herzberg's Women's Toggery, 1917
Douglas street. Fashioned on
smart vogue lines, featuring individ-
ual touches in pleats, cloth covered
buttons, Elizabethan SHRED collars.
fiaring cuffs, gayly scampering de-
signs over richly tinted Innings,
they embody the seasons most
favored fabrics, velours, crystal Boil
ivias, serges in rose, Terra Gotta,
Pekin Blue, Taupe, Fawn, Sand and
Navy. For modest sum you may
revel in one of these, the seasons
most graceful wraps.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
A Frock That Speaks Of Spring

A Frock That Speaks of Spring
S the little taupe and blue frock
= I've found in the F. w. Thorne
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam. The
narrow silhouette is provided by the
taffeta foundation, while the lowell
est little vest is provided by brilliant
blue and brown figured georgette.
Oddly slashed sleeves of georgette
are caught together nonchalantly by
the cunningest tiny bows of taffeta,
and you'll breathe ooh" and "Ah"
Of complete surrender when you spy
the side drapes of georgette over
the hips of this fetching frock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

A NYONE who is need of a good
"A inward and upward abdominal
support will receive immediate re-
suits if they will be fitted in one of
Mrs. D. A. Hills specially adjust
ed supporting corsets which are so
made and fitted to lift all organs up,
Just what is needed after operations.
Mrs. Hill is a corset specialist of
many years experience and you will
find her work most expert. Visit
her shop, EOS Neville building, Six
teenth and Harvey, or write for one
Of her perfect order blanks which
include possible measurement
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Characteriul Homo Furnlshings

{ F charm and beauty in rarest
" woods at once lose distinction
when clouded with furnace smoke
and dust. My dears, I've found a
polish for your furniture, your pi-
ano, the woodwork Of your home,
your automobile. in fact a cleanser
Tor any polished surface in Ivory
Polish, that Orchard & Wilhelm Co.,
have manufactured, sold and used
on their own finest furniture for rs
years. It is especially excellent for
surface which has lost its color
ing and become cloudy. As if by
magic, the color is brought back. the
scars and scratches disappear. Sold
BY the bottle it is 2sc and Soc or it
may also be bought in half gallon
or gallon jugs for $3.50 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

To Complete the Charm Of sprinl

To Complete the Charm Of Spring
Flower Arrangement.
HE ALA Shop, 2O7 South Eight
- zenith street, have just received
a shipment of new pottery in shapes,
shades and colors mulberry, gold,
blue), to combine most effectively
with all of the new spring blossoms.
Many of them show the widely far
ing line so becoming to all flowers!
Quantity shaped are the tiny flower
floats. Many of these pieces are
priced as low as Is cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

II HIS we'll known French name
\ is stamp of distinction in
glove manufacture which stands
out among trade names. The de-
signers and art-craftsmen who fash
ion their exquisite beauty devote a
lifetime to the perfection of these
dainty hand coverings.
Irresistible is the charm embod-
led in an importation just received
at Thompson-Belden's. With daint-
lily embroidered crocheted, and
Paris point stitchings, they're to be
had in all the difficult shades. Many
of them have dainty outlets Of
white, finish most bewitching. The
slip-on driving gloves with soft cttf
gauntlet to rumple pleasantly round
the wrist are appealing indeed.
These are in shades of tan and gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

For the Loveliest Woman in the
World.
n IAMONDS are for magnih-
~ cence, platinum's for elegance,
and the bracelet they fashion
is for remembrance-for if you've
seen its exquisite beauty you will
not soon forget it. Twenty-Five lit
tie squares of hand-wrought plati-
mum, each set with a blue white
diamond-the whole glittering cir
Gle of irridescence a quarter of an
inch wide and just long enough to
encircle the arm of the loveliest
woman in the world. This vision of
incompatible artistry is to be found
in the Albert Edholm Jewel Shop,
Sixteenth and Harvey, the shop of
jewell magnihcence and eternal fit
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
The Treasure Box.


ORIGINALLY effective, i'm
~ measurably exciting will be the
opening of the Treasure Box in the
Brandeis art department this week.
Luxuriously pretentious, mystically
alluring, its interior finishings form
an artistic setting for the treasure"
CLEANED from a hundred of New
York's individual collectors and
creators. Bags, robes, scarfs Of
Batik and tydyed work, exquisite
bits of glass from Tiffany, China
from prominent importers, quantity
lovely antiques, original gifts for
children-visions springing from the
hearts of the artist. Every person
atty, preference, tendency and taste
is represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

You might make: An afternoon
froek of soft blue taffeta with a
deep lace collar, elbow length sleeves
with pleatings and a draped bodice
tied in large sash bow in the back,
or, a Chinese figured blue and green
foulard with girdle of green geor-
gette. A large rough braided straw
hat jade beads and earrings ma
turally 60 with this dress.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
There's the Charm Of Exquisite Re-

There's the Charm Of Exquisite Re-
finement
N we'll fitting, perfectly woven
4 artistically dyed silk stockings.
Miss Victoria" is a new brand Of
hose just received at the ]. I. Nc
Quillin Shop, 1872 Farnam street,
and they're altogether lovely. OF
a texture wonderfully soft and silk
en-, they launder beautifully because
nothing but pure dyes and superior
silks have been used in the making.
They're we'll worth their price of
$2.25. The colors are decidedly cap
tivating, cordovan very dark
brown, white, black, dove gray, Rus
sian calf and taupe. You'll also find
enchanting "fancies," lace hose drop
ped stitch, novel designs and ultra
smart color combinations in this de-
partment.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

"The Top of the Mornin' to You"
A LII good Irish hearts and true
A viii be celebrating the good
St. Patrick's birthday. Why not en-
terrain your friends at luncheon be-
fore the matinee or card game down
town, or take the crowd in after the
play7 The Flatiron Cafe, Seven
teenth and ST. Mary's avenue, are
making special preparations for the
day. It's most delightful place to
entertain, beautifully decorated and
furnished-and the goodies-most
delectable, / assure you. Phone for
party reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Wall Paper Specialists.

Wall Paper Specialists.
N EW wall paper in your home
4 ' means new surroundings
fresh inspiration, hope and courage
for new achievements.
The decorative results attained by
the new papers, softly subdued
tapestry effects in soft grays and
tans with splashes of artistic color
introduced in manner most surpris-
ing and gorgeously decorated sun
room papers, great birds and flower
ing shrubs, all reflect the spirit of
the dawning future. Every room
in the house will find just the right
papers in the Sam Newman shop,
Eighteenth and Farnam, shop Of
efficient service, artistic suggestions.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
"old Fashion" Chocolates.

NJ OW that the war is over we
= may eat candy to our hearts
content-and your sweetest heart"
will welcome enthusiastically a box
Of Keeley's "Old Fashion" choco-
lates (69c a pound from the fresh
shipment just received in the ia
cobs-Lee Drug store, Fifteenth and
Douglas, with filling cream of choc-
olate and vanilla. big and buttery,
richly delectable; you eat them and
at once long for more. They're
just as delightful as homemade
candies. Could l say anything more
inviting.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Braid Appears on Suits of Charm
Distinctive.
a. LOSE-SHOULDERED is a
- Lefcourt suit model in navy tri-
cotine seen at F. w. Thorne's. The
great pleat down the back Of the
coat is profusely braided in a braid
so dainty that it looks at first sight
like an embroidered design. Sand
colored duvetyn forms a most en-
chanting vestee, while silver but
tons complete the charming ensem-
bic.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Intriguing Loneliness

S evident in every detail of the
4 dainty Schuman suit model seen
in the F. w. Thorne Shop this week.
The Fan-ta-si vest in turquoise and
blue has points turned back to show
tricotine, facing Tuxedo in line are
the lapels, while the cut-away fronts
of the coat arc solidly braided. The
skirt, slyly slashed, has buttons from
belt to heml
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Startling Sales of Pictures.

HE art stock sale at Hospe's has
4 met with such success and so
insistent has been the demand from
far and near that water colors retail
ing from SIS to $40 will 60 on sale
for 81. Many others are being sold
for one-third their cost. This enor-
nous stock of pictures is being re-
duced daily, still there are about
1000 still on sale. Watch this week
for an announcement of the etching
sale-astounding sacrifices are
promised.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Even the Robins

OOK as freshly immaculate as
- can be, these spring mornings,
every feather looks as if it had just
arrived home from the cleaners.
Every time we see them it should
serve as reminder for us to send
our frocks, vestees and spats to
Dresher Brothers, Twenty-second
and Farnam. Their prompt de1iv-
cry is a source of never-failing joy
to me, while their work, mes amies,
is delightful beyond words. You will
hardly believe your eyes when you
catch glimpse of the freshly mend
ed, pressed and pleated garment dis
closed among the crispy tissue wrap
pingsl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

You'll Enjoy Sunday the More

by bringing your family down
- town for dinner in the Hotel
Loyal, Sixteenth street and Capitol
avenue. An excellently prepared
dinner is served for SIPS a plate.
Special music affords a delightful
diversion. You'll particularly de-
light in the informal surroundings.
the atmosphere of refinement and
the noticeable eager to please"
spirit which marks the Hotel Loyal
service. Phone for a table reserva-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
One Would Give.

w HY not take your sick friend
w one of the Tokonabe bowls
which l saw in the Eldridge Import
ing company's window. Just ready
to bloom are the gently swaying
narcissus plants planted in these
dainty green pottery bowls. Com
plete they'll carry lots of happiness
for $l.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Just Furs. or Furs Exclusive.

k' OR many years the Aulabaugh
4 label has been a guarantee of
correctness of style, quality and
workmanship, thus assuring each
purchaser the utmost in value and
satisfaction. Here you will find the
appropriate styling and at prices
suitable for all. Never was there a
season striking so insisteitly the
eur note" and certainly there is
no doubt as to its grace and rich be-
comingness.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Spring Whispered Down Farnam

Spring Whispered Down Farnam
Street
lingering longest I'm sure in
- the flower shop of John Bath,
Eighteenth and Farnam. Such a
wealth of gold, tulips so purely gold
that they've been called Coronne
DOR, great ivory and pink splashed
tulips, golden hearted, named for no
less a parsonage than Murillo, daft
fodils to inspire joy in the saddest,
most wintrish heart, forget-me-nots
of dainty blue, and narcissus ever
charming and sweetpeas exceeding
ly lovely each blossom an evidence
of springs awakeningl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Beauty Calendar for March.

YOUR beauty calendar for March
= should include many calls at the
Delft Hair Parlors, Second floor,
Baird building, Seventeenth and
Douglas, for its the month of cap
tious winds and sudden changes,
Mrs. Margaret Gunston, the beauty
expert, has just received shipment
of her delightful new she'll pink
cream, combination Of skin toning
and beauty properties. A we'll" OF
this exquisite cream on face and
throat before leaving the house will
protect one against the toughest
winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Spaghetti Al'italiennel

WITH much of the foreign charm
w Of sunny Italy is the Rialto
Delicatessen, two doors east of the
Rialto theater, and you'll be
charmed with this flavoring of their
specially cooked spaghetti. Phone
Red 4l60 and they'll have this de-
lightful dish prepared for you to take
home for luEch after the show.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Shades for lamps, candlesticks,
beaded bags, telephone screens, art
cushions, drapes and kindred home
decorations are being designed and
finished in the art departments OF
the different shops.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Polly Points to the Latest in the
Realm of Fashion.

EO4Ay EOlutS TO the Latest III the
Realm of Fashion.
Dark brown and gold is the
double-brimmed tip-tilted sailor with
roundish wings on both upper and
lower brims.
Paris loves a thick edge on hat
brims. One of rose straw, imported
to be sure, has new species oil
dainty rose cherry tucked in the
brim. Tres chic is the rose velvet
twist" finish.
Chapeaux designers of the sea-
son love the Victory color combina-
ton.
A shimmerful party frock of sill.
yer cloth is yelled in orchid tinted
tulle with pointed overskirts thread.
ed with silver.
If you were taffeta frock would
MT you love to have a trim of scar
let in deep siashes round yoke
and sash bow and facing OF bell
shaped cuffsl
OF course madam and madamoi-
selle have monogramed silver PEN
ellis, the sharp-pointed kind, an alto-
gether accessory TO any smart hand
bag. They are also to be had il
gold. The prices from 81 to $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Hats RebIocked.

v QUILL be enchanted with the
1 results of reblocking last
years hat into lines of newest
charm. Miss Bertha Kruger, 42Q
Paxton block, Phone Douglas 1894,
achieves results exceeding your
fondest expectations.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Like silver are the wonderful new
heavy white silks that are to be
worn so much in the seasons sports
garments. They're all ready-the
rich crepey Kumsi Kumsa, Fan-ta-si
and heavy baronet.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
The Complete Home Must
Have Music.

Inc Complete Rome Must
Have Music.
IAN you imagine home without
- books or pictures7 Surely not.
There are certainly few, if any, such
'homes in the world. And music is
just as necessary to happy home
hearts as books and pictures.
There is nothing gives every mem
Der of the family quite the Joy they
find in the New Edison phonograph.
This instrument of matchless sound,
recreating qualities, housed in one
of the period-style cabinets of rare
beauty is a source Of keenest pleas
ure.
Opera, symphony, or the popular
jazz, all are possible through the
medium of this marvelously perfect
ed phonograph. I've enjoyed inn
mensely the new records at the
Rouse Edison parlors, Twentieth
and Farnam, this week They've
new instruments on display, too. Do
run in to see them.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Just the gray blue dress of ones
dreams is a charmeuse model with
angel sleeves of tulle. A plaque of
brilliant sequins in contrasting shade
Of blue is decidedly eloquent,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Fashion DEGREES suits with gilets
Of brocaded silk, Japanese embroid-
cry, yarn threaded sparkling in
bright hues tres piauant in effect.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
shoes Ma Tread sprlng Footpaths

onoes mat Tread Spring Footpaths
a S smart as they are unusual
4 4 are the new suede colonial
pumps Just received at the F. & M.
Boot Shop, Sixteenth and Farnam
Individual touch indeed the most
fascinating, buckles of long let
beads These bits Of footwear TO
charm feminine hearts are $40.
Dreams Of shoes to accompany the
most fastidious gown designers are
the new satin oxfords at $40 and
$l2.
In these graceful, smooth-fitting
oxfords are combined all the beauty
and individual touches that you find
in the highest priced footwear, the
utmost in style and quality at an
economical price.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Georgette Blouses That Flutter into
Ones Affections.

ELICATE expressions Of new
- season that can be ushered in
aglow with cheerup colors and COM
binations that just won't let US for
get to be happy are the sunshiny
tinted new blouses just received at
Orkin Brothers, Sixteenth and Har-
ney. With rounded yoke, beaded in
dainty motifs, blithesome tucks at
each side is q model in Victory red,
bisque, gray white, flesh and tur-
quoise. Exquisitely beaded is a
hox-pleated model with square neck.
Both Of these are splendid values for
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Tres Chic for Spring.

" cry voguish is the dainty lit
V tie Peacock blue silvertone cape
Just arrived at the F. w. Thorne
Shop on upper Farnam. With vest
belted under crossed sash ends, collar
covered with outer collar OF sand
trieolette, it fringes most engagingly
into view for there's fringing on
every hem of cape, vest and sash.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Exquisiteiy delicate are the new
printed georgette crepes and silk
yoiles which will be so fashionable
in combinations with silks and in
blouses.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Bags to Capture Every Woman's
Heart

Heart.
A whole window of magnificent
"A creations in the west window of
the entrance to the Nebraska
Clothing company's millinery de-
partment, Fifteenth and Farnam A
black MORE silk miser bag has long
arm strap entrancingly trimmed
with solid beading in jet bugles,
whose colored design is offset most
strikingly by cut steel lines of de-
.lightful French piquancy is an all
over beaded bag of gorgeously brill
liant pansies rich indeed with its
jeweled clasp. Many of these have
neutral blending shades; all of them
are fringed in beaded loops, be-
witchingly delightful in their lining
surprises. One of the silk bags has
dropped top" with border design
OF black and white stripes, ultra in
effect If you wish a vachette, NOR
Deco or seal bag to add the correct
touch of smartness to your new trot-
teur, you'll find just the thing in this
purse department.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Exquisitely ravishing is the charm
of dainty blue taffeta frock with
trim of French ribbons in coral rose.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Dust is the newest shade for spsts.
L is a peculiarly pleasing shade Of
gray which may Be worn with any
taillsuFs
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Japanese Embroidery.

n UEER vines, dragons, dainty
1G cherry blossoms, butterflies
and birds adorn the embroidered
doilies in the collection at the Ed
ridge Importing company, Four
teenth and Farnam. These embody
all shades and colors; a tiny round
piece has mauve background with
embroidery in gold and green.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Snrinr Hats

Spring Hats
4 HAT show the happy inclination
L of Partisan and American de-
signers are the captivating cha
peaux to be found in bewiidering
array at the Nebraska Clothing COM
pany, Fifteenth and Farnam. Bril-
liant color, unique shapes, excessive
little tits, ribbons, feathers and
flowers, make their new hats perfect
ly fascinating. Il
Smart girlish sailors, chic, anus
ing little frivolously inclined hats
in the newest new lines-many of
them from Paris. Also stately hats
that have an air Of elegance and in
dehnable charm and grace. Picture
hats that are really pictures" While
showing very exclusive models,
there are many that are moderate in
price-for every purse and prefer
ence.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Veil Pins-excuse given to the
clever little hat ornaments seen this
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Many are the bizarre combina-
tions. Red and rust is one of the
favored.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
II You're Bit Clever With tn

If You're a Bit Clever With the
Needle
A ND if you'd like to earn some
"A pin money. I've just learned
that Orchard & Wilhelm are looking
for someone of artistic accomplish
ments to design and fashion lamp
shades Of all kinds. Even if you've
not made these shades before, but
can sew a fine seam" they'll be
very glad indeed to have.you call.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Have you seen the new black
satin spats? Uniquely charming are
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-11
RIVERSIDE

George Palmer of Thomas visited
here Sunday.
Vance Nelson of Pleasant Grove,
Utah is here now, he expects to spend
the summer working in this locality.
Larme Stocking of Soda Springs is
visiting here.
Mrs. Effie Peterson recently re-
turned home from Utah.
Many Of the young people of River
side spent the Fourth in Moreland.
Mrs. Carl Hutchinson is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Thelma Yancy left for Butte,
where she will spend the summer
with her mother and sisters.
Christian Christensen recently re-
turned from Greenriver, Wyo.
Ephraim GoOch was here visiting
several days ago.
The people Of Riverside mourn the
loss Of Mrs. Mary Sohm, who died at
her home Saturday afternoon. She
was an active member of the COM
and a good neighbor.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-11
LIBRARY NOTES

During the year from July 1, 1918
to June 30, 1919, the Blackfoot
Public Library circulated $500 books
and periodicals, there was an attend
ance Of $4,000 and the fines and
rentals amounted to $12O.19; 253
books were added to the shelves, 9
were lost, so discarded and 34S were
repaired.
The library was closed nine weeks
on account of the influenza
quarantine, this reduced the
circulation, but the attendance reg
istered more than the previous year.
The library is re-registering bor-
rowers and assigning new numbers.
This has to be done every two years
to get rid Of inactive names.
If anyone knows the present ad-
dress OF Leonard and Vincent John
son and will send it in to the library,
the librarian will be very grateful.
Simond's History of the World War
Vols. l and were loaned to these
boys in May and overdue notices
have been returned with address
unknown.
The library receives regularly
Garry On" and the Vocational
Summary and has on file all the
government monographs on choosing
new line of work after discharge
from the army. We will be glad to
place these at the disposal of all
soldiers interested in these lines.
Children are welcomed to the
reading table in the junior depart
ment these warm days. They will
find bright new numbers of St.
Nicholas, American Boy, Boys Maya
zine, Youths Companion and Dumb
Animals.
The attention of the thoughtful
reader is called to the July number
of the Atlantic Monthly with an
unusually fine article on Religion
Now" an answer to those material
lists who wish to push Latin and
Greek out of the schools High
Schools and the Classics" and fine
sketch Of Frances E. Willard by
Gamaliel Bradford.
Report for June
The average circulation for the
month was more than twenty-five
books day Miss Gillespie repaired
thirty-seven books. Twelve gift
books were received and total money
receipts were 1897.
There were 1870 borrowers dur
ing the month. Book donors were
Albert Locke, Violet Green, Mrs. R. |
l. Archer and Graham Archer.