Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-09

oAAsy @ASSAo
dor wear about the house, anc
l I'm sure they'll find quite If
resistible the demure effects they'r,
showing in the Vanity Shop, Sc
floor, Securities Building, 10th ane
Farnam. Fitting snugly, these
wolfe, tissue, challis and crepe frock.
are of slip-over becomingness ant
have chosen only the most delicate
of laces for their adornment, using
it most 1avishly in square and v
shaped neck Jokes, quaint little
under-arm panels round the sleeves
and even on the end of the wide
belts. Some of them trail fichus
lace edged. Best of all, you may
select your own material if you
don't find one to your choice among
those shown, and have one of these
fascinating frocks made to order.
Ask to see, also the splendid bunga-
low aprons of practical appeal; they
are wondrously pretty and very
reasonable.
Trimmings are startling in their
brilliancy and gorgeousness. Won
drous spangled effects in opalescent,
black and metal novelties.
Furs Compellingly Lovely
A RE being shown at the Alaska
"A Fur Co., second floor, north
east corner Sixteenth and Douglas.
Incomparab1y lovely is the stock
of novelty furs fashioned ready-to-
wear, including scarfs, throws, belted
stoles, coates, capes, coats and eve
ming wraps in ali fashionable pei
tries, while the made-to-order serv-
ice is exceptionally artistic, most
reasonable in price.
Embroidery packages for Christ
mas gifts offer a diversity Of charm
this year. Better get your pack
ages early. ......
Homemade Jellies, Jams and Pre-
serves.
nURING the summer there
\ II wasn't any sugar, and such a
wailing went up from homes all
over the land, for, how, perchance,
could Johnny eat dread n butter n
Jelly" without any jelly? How in
deed! Johnny will be delighted,
Pm sure, to learn that the Sommeas
Speciality shop, next door to the
Brandeis theater, Seventeenth and
Douglas, have just received ship
ment of jeIlies, jams and preserves
made at home BY that clever Miss
Ellen H. Mort, Geneseo, N. Y, who
has made rarely delicate jams and
jellies for years exclusively for the
best families" of the east. In
cluded in the shipment also are
picked fruits and canned fruits OF
exquisite flavor.
The leather hat, specially when
combined with beaver, looks de-
lightfully smart worn with trinity
tailored trotteur.
"75" tie Shell That Won
the War!
no you know the she'll that's been
- given the pre-eminence of hav-
ing won the war? It's the rs" shell
and it has been chosen for the
making of those new lamps which
have proved the sensation of the
hour in the east. The unique and
interesting Blue Bird Electric Shop,
308 North Sixteenth street, is show
ing these shells converted into what
seems to be lamp base, showing
on close observation, that it is real
" composed of four parts, orna-
mental base with dedicatory quota
ton on contrasting metal, the other
three parts forming a smoking set,
ash tray, humidor and lid. Softly
glowing is the parchment shade
whose artistic decoration is made
from artistic etching by Franklin
Booth, where in merging outlines
is shown an impressive figure of vic
tory far above the battle field. Novel
shades also are shown for den and
office, peculiarly fitting for such a
Tampa trench hat realistic in size
and shape,
Frothy Whipped Cream
TOPS the hot chocolate they
1 serve in the Walnut Room these
cold November nights at Candy
land, Sixteenth and Farnam. Tooth
some sandwiches for those who
want a bit to eat after the show,
and box of their special choco-
lates to take home. Is it any won
der that we love this delightful
place?
I'M I0ua mi