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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
To Danish Wrinkles and
Freshen Up Quickly

After q strenuous day outdoors, when
winds, heat and exhaustion have COM
bined to take away ones freshness and
caused the skin to wrinkle and sag-or
after a tedious or fretful day indoors
one often has urgent need for some quick
rejuvenator. Maybe there's a dance on
for the evening, or some other social
event. How in the world can one make
herself presentable, looking as she does !?
It's quite easy.
Just get an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite and half pint witch hazel at the
nearest drug store, mix the two and
battle the face in the solution for two or
three minutes. Then look into your mirror
and behold the wonderful Transformation
Wrinkles have, vanished. loose. tired
muscles have been rested and "firmed
up" marks of fatigue have flown, and
you look SO much brighter and younger
you can hardly believe your eyes. No
one need hesitate to try this, the witch
hazel and saxolite being 80 perfectly
harmless.-Adv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

been provided for in the bags shown
at the Omaha Printing company,
Thirteenth and Farnam. Dainty in
deed are the flat box bags, smart
ness personified the large leather
bags of dignified substantially. If
you get one of these large affairs
you'll be sure to admire those with
double handles of leather. For your
bathing suit you'll find most de-
lightful one of the Boston Bags of
brown or black, waterproof lined.
inexpensive, they're bags of
thousand uses.
The Combination Treatment Boxes.
lust received at the Franco-Amer-
q lean shop, 800 Neville building,
Sixteenth and Harvey, contain
treatment complete of six requisites
adapted to your particular skin.
You'll be amazed at the results at
tanned by this treatment. The box
costs $500 and its use will be fully
demonstrated in the new beauty par
lor at the Franco-American shop.
Frivolous parasols are fashionably
flirtatious this season.
Sweater Novelties.
M ISSES coat sweater, pullover
N1 blouses, Navajo throws in pleas
ing variety are available at Thorne's
Cash Style Store. This house does
not solicit mail orders.
Even lavender appears among
children's dresses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Don is for the
New Clothes

Don't forget that there is feeling
that the extremely long skirt, espe-
cially for the street, has had its day,
and that you certainly will not be
out of the picture if you have the
suits or frocks that you wear for
walking made short enough to give
you certain amount of comfort
and security.
Don't overlook the fact that there.
never was an uglier line than that
OF scant skirt that is too tight il,
the back when worn by a woman
that is little bit too plump. The
question-mark skirt, it has been
called. Such skirt is we'll enough
if you are of slender build, but if
you approach the tub-like, beware.
1t is quite. all right to be plump so
long as you don't aecentuate the
least winsome characteristics of your
plumpness. a.
Don't forget that II. eight line for
the gilet is one that takes no ac-
count of waistlines. Properly it
hangs straight from the bust to the
point where it ends, or even inclines
lightly outward. In adjusting gilets
to suits for the various women who
were brought up in the days when
waistlines prevailed, who like to pin
them rather tightly about the hips
and waist, producing something of
blouse effect.
Don't make the mistake of wear
ing high-neck blouse with one of
these waistcoat devices. Quite prop
erly they can be worn with a suit
without any blouse at all, but if
blouse is worn it should terminate
below the line Of the gilet at the
neck, or at least be quite unobtrusive
if it does extend above. On no ac-
count should it have a high collar.
for with high-collar blouse no
waistcoat is necessary. =
Don't forget that the floppy hat,
the dropping hat and the willowy
hat are made for youth. True, hats
made Of organdie and georgette on
transparent frames are in the center
of the field of fashion. They are
lovely and they may tempt you. 1t
is said that woman is as young
as she looks. However, she is not
as young as she thinks she looks.
So be guided by your mirror rather
coldly and critically. @
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

tally fur season is represented in
this showing-Hudson seal. gray
squirrel, exquisitely dainty mink
and fisher fashioned into garments Of
wondrous loneliness. Too enhancing
to be adequately described is a
squirrel coat whose every line pro-
claims it to be an entirely new in
depreciation of the vogue. Charac-
terized by an agreeable exclusive
ness and coat whose creamy lynx
collay and cuffs are distinctiviy lux
urious.
These and many more mclels are
in readiness for the formal opening
July 18th, 10Th, 30th and 3lst. An
array of bewitching loneliness, artis-
tically designed and fashioned
You'll find the special August price
offerings most surpriseful.
-
Sheer Dresses for Hot Days.
COOD looking wolfe dresses, recent
~ arrivals at Thorne's, offer very
special values at $500; smart ging-
ham dresses, values to $40 are selling
at SIS; no mail orders.
Tiny flowers made of ribbon adorn
many of the dresses for young girls
They give a delightful color effect
to the costume and are pretty
trimming
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

I'D VENTURE to say that you'll
L have it finished up for future
framing-that picture taken Of the
crowd at the lake on their all-day
jaunt! Such jolly pictures are ar
irving every day at the Kase Studio,
2l5 Neville Block, Sixteenth and
Harvey, with the instructions to
finish up ten of the best ones with
cross on the back of the ones
which Mr.. Kase thinks will enlarge
to satisfaction. 1t really costs very
little to have this work done too.
I'll be happy to send you price
list, or you can send direct to the
shop for it.
Beautiful Blouses.
w ORDS fail to picture the new
W blouses at Thorne's Style store
in West Farnam Street. The prices
would be enormous were it not for
the cash plan. Try Thorne's for
beautiful blouses.
One of the INCEST Things
A BOUT summer is the air of gay
IA ETY. pervading every scene: If
you want every gathering to be
jolly success send for these, the lat.
est "tunefuls" which I've just heard
at Ed Patton's Music department at
Hospe's, 1913 Douglas. Bubbles. at
Csc, Cleo, by Lee Roberts. also 3ss.
and Upstairs and Down, just as
novel as its name, for l0c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

Welcome Indeed
S THE Nu-Bone stay found i'll
L the corsets at the Hattie Putnam
Corset shop, 502 Karbach block.
Fifteenth and Douglas. Woven
wire, unbreakable, non-rustable. it's
delightfully."- hygienic, admitting air
and light freely to the body. Sur
gical belts suited to your particular
need will be found in this shop, or
if you can't call at the shop, you'll
find most successful one of the
measure blanks sent you for the
asking.
For the Older woman of artistic
daintiness is little hat I've found
whose velvet brim is artfully accom-
panied by soft-draped crown of
velvet-brocaded roses in black on a
cream georgette background.
When Mrs. Omaha
II AS gone to the lakes for the
IL summer you'll enjoy taking
breakfast at the Flatiron Cafe, Sew
enteenth and St. Marys Ave. Ice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

MY DEARS: Meier yere furs, feathers fabrics
of gorgeous richness in evidence than they're to
be in the neWest offerings of the eastern buyers
You and I-true representatives of sex loving
exquisite friLs and fancies, may buy With clear
science, for, aes ,Uere really doing nationally
patriotic service besides gratifying latent craving
for the beautiful 1t is very necessary in this period
of POSTWAR reimbursement that every trade and indus
try be supported by strong demand for all kinds of
merchandise. We can't afford to hare a great army
of unemployed and the greater demand there is for
goods, the greater will be the demand for labor.
This-quite the most logical excuse Pue found for
our being befrilled and furbeoed-is to be found in
of the editorials of Harpers Bazaar this month.
Let's be prettiLy patriotic!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Fascinatingly Frivolous
Plating as used In 1880

0RGANDIE frocks frill and frivol
~ most delightfully."-, round and
round" ruffles, picot edged, great
panels ,of pleating, caught tightly at
each edge, dainty vestees, piquant
touches, each and all be-ruffled and
'broidered to its hearts content. Joy
Gus in color are the frocks in the
making up at the Ideal Button &
Pleating Co., 305 Brown Block
Sixteenth and Douglas Not only or
candle, but georgette as well, which
are sent up there just basted to-
gether, and leave full-fedged fashion
frocks of distinctive artistry. Bead
ing, bordering, pleating, new and
delightful buttons of quaint shap-
ings, are going to make this one of
the most dashing style seasons we've
had for many and many day, Send
for a booklet from this shop show
ing styles delightful i'll their design
ing. You'll find the price quotations
very reasonable indeed and their
service efficiently prompt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Wha. Could Be More Delightful,

Whs: Could Be More Delightful,
M ORE refreshing after a hot day
A'A in town than a dip in the lakes
But oh, mes amies, what a sight
one's hair becomes! Mrs. Margaret
Gunston of the Delft Hair Parlors.
second floor Baird Bldg, Seven
teenth and Douglas, who takes such
excellent care of my hair, says she
must admit that | cause her lots of
bother, bringing half of the lake up
there every few days, but it certainly
is lovely to have her clean me up
presumably after my many dips and
plunges.
You'll be Delighted With the De.
lectable Daintiness
0F the luncheonettes they're
~ serving at Lees Rialto Drug
Store, Fifteenth and Douglas. Deli
cate rose tinted ham. golden potato
salad, generous serving. rich red
sliced tomato, bread and butter Of
wholesome purity combined to make
deliciously lovely luncheonette
plate for rs cents. To this if one is
so inclined may be added a drink oil
iced milk, or pie Of tempting rich
ness. Don't forget that this is a
store for your convenience. Check
your shopping packages when you
go to the movies.
Necessary for the Achievement.
[ IF an ultimate smartness is a cor
" set which has been carefully,
painstakingly fitted by an expert.
Mrs. D. A. Hill, Sixteenth and Har-
ney, has a faculty gained through
many years experience of giving to
her patrons a charming witchery Of
style only to be attained by correct
lines. Such comfort too to know
that all mail orders and fittings re-
ceive her expert personal attention.
Send for an order blank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Footwear Truly Feminine In Its
Loneliness.

loneliness.
EHE CHARM OF satisfying foot
l. wear lies in its delightful daint-
ness of line, its studied conformance
with the desired neat trimness of
the feminine foot Whether you're
DESTROYS of footwear for formal
dress or for afternoon street or
sport wear, you'll find just what
you're wishing among those offered
in the special sale at the F. & NJ.
Boot Shop. Sixteenth and Farnam.
Dainty as any colonial lady is the
white kid pump model, with high
arched front, $S.45. Bright buckles
Of beaded beauty CLEAN from the
soft black kid of pumps of high
heeled beauty, $8.45. Smart maple
pumps with vanity plate, $8.45; black
suede, same cut, with covered heels
and high tongued back, $845. Gar
side patent oxfords just as smart as
smart can be for wear with the new
fall suit, 1906. Nile cloth oxfords,
cool, dainty high-heeled $645 walk
ing oxfords, low heeled, in brown.
$6.45. Silver gray colonials, with
high tongue and one eye tie-ribbon
of wide corded ribbon, and the new
raccoon color in suede oxfords with
satin backs, $845. This is the last
sale week in this popular shop,
where you'll find shoes at saving
values, shoes for wear throughout
the winter season.
Suit Style Notes of Diversified
Charm.
[ IF SUCH novel and refreshing
" names are the new suit fabrics
named! The Emporium. Sixteenth,
between Harvey and Farnam, are
showing suits of new and fascinat-
ing fashions, displaying the new
rounded apron panels hand EN-
broidered, the fichu fur collars, in
such captivating fabrics as Silver
Tip, Tinsel Cloth which has sug-
gestion of gold all through it, and
our friend of last season, bewitch-
ing silvertone. Most of the jackets
are thirty-six inches in length, and
mllady of the coming season will
wear her suit skirt from six to seven
inches from the floor. A witching
model for every woman is to be
found among this selection of modes
for tomorrow!
Pour in One"
II OSPE'S middle show window,
IL 1913 Douglas, has an unique ex-
hibit which Mr. Hospe calls Four in
One. The Apollo piano player is
electrically playing Bubbles, bril-
liant tinted balloons bubble" in
cage, sheets of the song hit, "Bub-
bles" are pinned on every available
space. There's a record playing
this joyous, infectious bit of music,
and touch artistic, there's the pic
ture depicting ideally lovely "Bub-
bles".
A Showing of Furs Unsurpassed in
the West.
{ OULD milady of Omaha step to-
" day into the great fashion GEN.
ter, of the east she would find no
finer assmblage of pelts--no richer
display of the newest, most advanced
conceptions in fur than she'll find
in the new store of the National Fur
& Tanning Company, 1910 Douglas.
Every leading fur style of an essen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

Sustaining the Dignity of the Most
Conservative
TN SUBDUED richness of fabric
l. and designing, are the new fall
models shown at Lamond's Shop,
second floor, Securities building.
Duvet delaine in reindeer tint is a
long-lned model whose blue duve-
tyne vestee is exqulsitely decorated
in the fashion-favored applique
work. Lined in white satin it's
vestee of charming distinction
worthy of the most lovely frock.
Soft stitchery of the same blue is
to be seen below the waistline on
each side Another new mark OF
1920 fashions is deep shoulder
yoke in the back. Racoon is dis
tinctive feature of another model
whose collar is rich blue duvetyne.
Cinnamon brown, becoming to ev-
cry type of charming lady, has been
chosen for another model whose
tiny belt of gold suede is edged
with patent leather. Mouse gray.
and raccoon, new and lovellest
among the new seasons colors,
prove most interesting as we'll as
the use of long and infinitely tiny
tuckings in panels of decorative
value. I'm much delighted to be
able to tell you truthfully that the
prices are not bad at all. rather that
/ don't see how such lovely models
can be priced so reasonably.
What A Shame When Flowers Are
Lovely
NJ OF TO have proper holders!
~ You'll find most delightful the
showing at John Baths, Eighteenth
and Farnam, of art pottery bowls
and vases. oddly shaped, exquisite
ly tinted, of all sizes and prices the
lowest I've found, ranging from 75c
to $3.50 Lovely for garden flow
ers, they're equally beautiful for
winter dollhouse blooms.
Weekend Cases
0H, WHAT a welcome weekend
" guest, when you arrive with
weekend suit case with stunning
ivory fittings such as that pictured
above. Every need in travelling has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Terry Cloth Robes

no take the place of the blanket
l. bath robes of winter are the
Terry Cloth Robes they're showing
III the mems department at Thomp-
son-Belden's. Ideal for winter wear
as we'll as summer they're tinted in
exquisite tans, gray, green, blue and
lavender in figures, stripes, plaids
and plain grounds. There are three
sizes, small, medium and large and
the prices range from $3.50 to $3.50
Slippers are included with each robe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

of taupe ostrich fronds through
which one may see brilliant blue
georgette, gathered into a pulled
ornament at the front. Gayly dash
ing great cup-brimmed sun-sports
model shell-pink in tint, covered by
a dull water blue georgette, pleated
round the brim, whose georgette
roses have hearts of rose velvet.
Subdued or brilliant in coloring, un-
denably smart in every detail, you'll
find the prices most refreshing!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Monsieur May Shrug But
Madame Knows

Monsieur May Shrug But
Madame Knows
WHAT to attain the desired degree
- of chic she must have hat de-
signed for her individual type. Miss
Dacy. 5l2 South Sixteenth, has an
art OF selecting hats becoming to
distinct types. Wonder if one Of
these is "yours?' Superbly rich,
equisitely dainty in its elusive grace
of line. a model of fine black lace,
softly adorned by a great cloudy
mass of paradise. Delicate as an
orchid, turban just one lacey mass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Advanced Fall Blouse Models Just
In from New York

A RE BEING shown in the Orkin
4 n Bros. shop, Sixteenth and Har
ney. All the new and lovely shades
in taupes, brown, navy, bisque, have
been fashioned into delectable Gre
atoms, Russian blouses, peplums.
frivolous, delightful, colorful combi-
nations, yarn trimmed novelties, ex-
quisite conceptions of world in
clined to clothe itself artistically,
chosen for wear with one of the
new and lovely fall suits just arriv-
ing from the eastern marts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

chilled every melon, selected for its
prime perfection, just the right rich
ness the cream served on delectable
foods. A la carte or club breakfa SITS.
they're served from $50 to 10
o'clock,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

ATTENDED!
Your shopping lady
Ever eager painstaking
Polly
Goes this week to
Lakes quite shady
Where shopping's meager,
Company's jolly,
Two weeks she'll leave you
Quite alone.
Though full of pep
She'll come back homel
But if shopping
You'll not stop.
| bid you write
Direct to the shop.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
Pajamas of Extraordinary Values

A rTRACTlVELY tailored, trim
"A med silk fastenings in good
looking frogs. are being offered at
the McQuillin Shop, 1912 Farnam.
Soft silkette, that new satin-like
fabric fashions those at $3.45, in
white, blue and delicate pink. While
sheerly fine garments from the same
makers, finished in exactly the same
way are but $295. These were for
merly $3.50 and $500 values. An ex-
cellent opportunity to buy for the
whole year.
Miss Tricotine.
FASHION says Tricotine for fall
l. suits, dresses, skirts, navy, seal
brown and deer shades; Miss
Tricotine will make her home at
Thorne's with her heightened cousin
Miss" Tricolette. They are re-
hearsing new duet daily with a re-
frain of
As the cost Of pretty buds soar and
soar,
One likes Thorne's cash prices more
and more.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27
What A Shame When Flowers Are
Week-En Cases

nH, WHAT a welcome weekend
" guest, when you arrive with a
weekend suit case with stunning
ivory fittings such as that pictured
above. Every need in travelling has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-27

Rose-bordered uays Where the moon looks doun.
And jasmine zines lUhere her light is shared.
Fulfill but half our hearts DESIRE
Gardens are better shared!
Shared by Agnes kendrick Gray Boston Transcript.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18
Indiana Women Feel Like
Poor Relations

While Indiana women sit and wait,
with such patience as they can COM
mand, for a special session to ra)lfy
the suffrage amendment, surrounding
states are celebrating their own ratl-
Iication and making plans for their
next step.
Invitations are pouring in to Ind
lana suffra &c leaders to attend con-
yentions and conferences and to take
part in programs, but they have the
same hesitation about accepting as
would poor relation invited to I
feast. They know that they would
be regarded as objects of pity by the
charitable, and scorned by the I'M
charitable, as coming from the only
middle western state which has not
had a special session and ratified the
amendment.
Mrs. Gait, president of the National
Suffrage association, will be in this
part of the country the latter part Of
October on her way to South Dakota,
and she With other national officers
and the chairmen of important COM
mittces. will appear on the various
programs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18
Girl Babies Lead in
Births for Last Week

Birth reports for the week showed
the startling majority of thirteen girls
and only five boys. Two sets of twins
were reported. The list reported by
county and city health officers fol
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Holmes.
GA Richmond Avenue. boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert E. Harp. 811 South A
street, a girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Hoover, R. r. D, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry B. Nixon. 40 Pearl street. a
girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Calvelage.
211 Lincoln street, boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Quigley. 107 South West
Second street, a boy; Mr.. and Mrs
Carl limerick. a girl; MI and MI~
John Yingst, Wayne township, a girl;
Mr.. and Mrs Eanos Leroy Thorn
burg, Wayne township, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wright, New Garden town
ship, a girl; Mr.. and Mrs. George 3,
Gross, Wayne township, a girl; Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon Moore, Wayne
township. twins, two girls; Mr. and
Mrs. William Bennett, born at Reid
hospital, a girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cornell, Perry township. a girl; Mr.
Mrs. Mrs. Clayton c. Schwartzell. ell
South Twelfth street. a boy born at
Reid HoSpital; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Adams. Wayne township, a boy; Nj
md Mrs. Thomas Greenstreet. 400
E~+ional Avenue, twins, d boy and q
girl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18
CHARLES HARRISON.

Suddenly the cultured people in our
midst are coming to the realization of
the fact that there is great lack of
musical appreciation in this country,
and they are terribly excited about
it. 1T is terrible" they weep. Amer
lea, the wealthiest country in the
world, should not be behind the other
countries when it comes to the arts.
1t is appalling. We must remedy it
at once" And they tear their hair
trantically, forthwith.
Do they stop to consider why this
condition has come about? Do they
realize that the United States is less
than two hundred years old, and that
We have necessarily had to devote
these years to taking care of our ma
terial wants? You couldn't expect a
nation to appreciate music before it
has food and warmth and homes
could you? But they don't stop to
figure that out, any more than they
stop to figure out what would be the
best way to start this much desired
interest in music.
Immediately they urge the musical
artists to help, by giving the public
the very latest word in futuristic
music, and such other music as can
studied music all their lives. They
expect people who are perhaps attend
| ing concerts for the first time in theil
lives to enjoy Ravel and Debussy anG
Rimsky Korsakoff and others il
their category.
Well. as Charles Harrison. the
young tenor who is going to sing ir
Richmond in the All-Star Popular Con
/ cert Series on March 9th in joint re
cital with the lovely American prima
donna Amparito Farrar figures it out
1T can't be done that way" Mr.
Harrison is the grandson Of the mar
for whom Harrison. Maine, was
named, and he is very popular in the
summer colony there. Up there they
say that wherever you see the hand
some young tenor you're just as sure
to see a bevy of equally pretty girls
Nine. Olive Fremstad, the great Amer
/ lean Wagnerian prima donna, gives {
music festival there each summer, ant
this years festival. which was entire
! ly under Mr.. HarrisOn's direction eX
ceeded anything which had previous
| ly been attempted there, and attract
ed thousands of music lovers from al
over the East.
Which, however, is getting ava,
! from the point. Mr.. Harrison contend
that a Mccormack can do more t
| foster musical interest in those il
whom it lies dormant, than a thou
sand Ornsteins. If a person VIII,
| doesn't know much about music
| hears Ornstein, who admits himsel
that he is a thousand years ahead Q
all the rest of the musical world, h
Is sure to come away SO perpleXe'
and perturbed that he'll say-"Wel
if that's music I've had all I want Q
it," Whereas, if he hears McCormacI
sing Mother Machree" he'll be so dc
lighted that he'll come back for more