Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

showing these trocks OF distinctive
fabrics in comprehensive color
range Of brown, taupe, blue and
black. Yarn embroidery OF exceed
ing modishness adorns the vest and
pockets of taupe Paulette, while
one of the new cut braids is most
appealing on midnight blue model.
Brilliant blue satin CLEANS under
the yelling afforded by an accordion
pleated black georgette tunic, with
feather fringe finish. This on
lustrously lovely black satin. The
same fringing forms the fluff at the
round neckline and on cuffs of FLAIR
ing fullness. An adroit combina-
ton of old times and new are the
adorable little satin frocks whose
Distinguishing style notes are to be
found in the new Queen Anne frills
(wide lace of exquisite daintiness at
the neck, falling half way to the
waist line), accompanied in every
case by lace of the same width in
slashed sleeves of daring coquetry.
What a Purposeful Life.
FLOWERS lead, don't 'they' No
l. important occasion of life is
complete without them. The John
Bath Flower Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam, is offering exquisite sug-
gestions for the fall wedding. Flow
ers not only for the home decora-
ton, but for the church as well.
Unique arrangements for the
bridesmaids, richly elaborate con-
ceptions for the brides bouquet,
perhaps the most impressive of all
the flowers at the wedding. You'll
find Mr.. Bath a Florist friend" for
he rises most artistically and salts
fyingly to every occasion with flow
ers that are right"
Striking a Dominant Note of Color.
DARIS wears embroideries of ORR
l. entail richness, rarely beautiful.
"The new heavy satiny materials
lend themselves so gracefully to
cmbroidering of all kinds" said Mr..
Yer Merhen of the Ideal Button
and Pleating company, 305 Brown
block, Sixteenth and Douglas
streets. In a capricious mood Dame
Fashion invented such combinations
as the vivid new poison green" and
mustard gold;" cocoa" soft
brown. whose name suggests its
color warmth; "chaudron,' new
taupe-tan, which combines charm
ingly with beaver; "begonia," a
rich. glorious, glowing he'd: Egypt
ian and Pompeiian reds, dulled tones
like autumn leaves; copper, bronze
and morocco, glowing browns with
golden glints; "periwinkle blue"
deep, handsome, wonderful with
moleskin, dragon fly" and Liberty,
other lovely tones of blue, Faison,
beaver, deer, aristocrats in the realm
of tan tones, exquisite in combina-
ton with the new browns. You'll
find this company's illustrated book
let replete with inspiration for the
trimming of your new seasons
wardrobe. Send for it today; it's
free Of charge
The new silhouette shows a trend
of fullness toward the front.
To Fully Express It's Very Chic
Soul
M ANY a suit or wrap requires
A'A just such shoes of grace and
distinction as the black suede boots
at the F. & M. Boot Shop, Six
teenth and Farnam. High, graceful
as to heels, turned as to soles, with
added daintiness in blind eyelets for
silken laces. These boots at $3.50,
are dainty as one could wish, yet
practical withal. The new gored
foxing of which you may have heard
is to be seen on boots at $1,000, Of
beaver brown, gray and black.
There's gore on the inside of the
instep to insure a perfectly fitting
boot. Polly's been keeping an eye
on shoe prices and my dears, there'll
never be time SO good for buying
shoes, for prices are certainly soar
ing.