Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

AuldDduBH, the dItlStlC IuIIleI, MIC
teenth and Farnam, with originality
which is one of his most pleasant
characteristics, has developed many
new ideas in cape-coatees. Some of
them have tiny set-in yokes of
different fur. One has a yoke of
ermine fashioned of dark mink. A
very captivating modified cape
which ! tried on today has shawl
collar and cuff facing Of taupe dyed
squirrel, a delightful addition to
Hudson seal. Never were fur
styles more bewilderingly lovely
Hudson Bay Sable is one of the
richest furs shown and is enhancing
in short or long coats. Furs of sur
passing loneliness; they'll exceed
your fondest dreams. And they're
being made up at prices very low
indeed.
Just the right bit of "spiashy"
color for the teatable. A lacquered
scarlet and gray salad bowl with
tracing of gold. The salad mixers.
long-tined fork and gayly decorated
spoon are also of lacquer.
& IN
Turkey the Most Aristocratic Mem
Der Of Birdom.
A CCOMPANIED by dishes of
"A fragrant seasoning fashioned af-
ter rarest recipes will be served at
the Flatiron Cafe, Seventeenth and
St. Marys avenue, Sunday from
1890 to 8 and from $50 to 1880 in
the evening.
This dinner extraordinary will be
served for 75c plate in this de-
lightfuf cafe where only the best is
considered worthwhile, where an
air of comfort, good taste and we'll
being shows true understanding of
the standards of good living.
Originally charming is a leopard
skin cape coatee. Great collar and
cuffs Of skunk (called by many mar
ten), are fufily becoming.
Beauty And Comfort.
Two Of the much-sought-for
4 things in life will be yours if
you'll visit Mrs. D. A. Hill, EOS Ne
vile Bldg, Sixteenth and Harvey.
Mrs. Hill has done scientific fitting
under the direction of eminent doc
tors for many years. / do wish you'd
see her before you buy your new
suits and frocks. Large women
will find her work amazingly pleas
ing.
A charming Spanish dancer of
carved wood, cleveEly painted, holds
aloft turban of heavy corded scar
let silk. Thrust at coquettish angle
there's bronzed hatpin.
Life Is So Short
That it rather behooves US to ex-
tend every possible courtesy and ex-
preston of regard possible, in BUSH
ness as we'll as social life. This
thought was brought home to me
upon visiting the opening of new of
fices in one of Omaha's most beau
tiful new buildings The rooms were
filled with flowers, bearing cards
from business friends and acquaint-
ances, all expressions of sincerest
esteem. Many of the flower ar
rangements were sent out by the
John Bath Flower Shop, Eighteenth
and Farnam street, some of them in
vases and bowls of art pottery in
dark colors. which will serve as per-
manent fixtures of these Offices,
long after the initial opening of this
great building.
Monkey fur, found on sale by the
yard, is splendidly effective as blouse
trimming, Unexpectedly pleasing on
hats.
Children Just Love
The challie kimonos of bright col
ors, yellow, orange, brilliant blue
and green in softest silk which they
are selling at the Eldridge Import.
ing Co., Fourteenth and Farnam.
For tots from six months to six
years, they're priced from $3.50 up.
Tailored jewelry is steadily gain
ing in favor. Lockets, sternly
squarecut affairs are charming addi-
tions to frock or suit, if hung on
heavy silk cord.
$50
Don't overlook the possibilities oil
buckles. The furriers are using
them with wonderful success this
season.
Charmingly simple the soft BASQUE