Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-12

"A Thompson-Belden's in blue
and rose, and blue and black. Wide
cuffs, rolled-back collar,
clever froggings-slipping
~ over ball buttons of unique
s-S charm and delightful
braided cord of taffeta to
Irvine about the waist
whose button weighted
.nds swing to the knees.
This is truly department of be-
witching negligees, fashioned OF
materials of which clouds are made
and colors which make one think
Of the quaint loneliness of a holly
hook hedge. Fluffy, fascinating,
they're to be had in hand embroid-
cred crepe de chimes, square-cut as
to jacquette, cut velvet figured chit
ions, dainty charming airy fabrics,
or wholly practical corduroy velvets
ideal for study robes.
Beauty in Wall Decoration
M AY be achieved at modest cost
A'A by a careful selection of artis-
tic wall papers. The Sam Newman
Paper Shop, Eighteenth and Far
nam have assembled a noteworthy
assortment of papers which possess
artistic merit, and are prepared to
assist you in making selections and
to furnish estimates on the paper
ing of your rooms in their comfort
ably furnished showroom. Dis
tinguished by unusual richness of
pattern and coiorng, they appeal
particularly to the home owner who
loves fine decorations and artistic
color schemes.
Men Should Give Thought to the
Buying of Their Hats.
THEY'RE the most conspicuous
L article of mans dress. How
important, then, that they be of ex-
cellent quality, becoming shape! J.
T. McQuillin's, 1872 Farnam, are
showing velour hats of black, green
and nutria, bearing the distinctively
smart lines, correct proportions and
fine workmanship that the we'll
dressed man demands. Because of
their quality, they keep their fine
lines and finish through much hard
service. Several women | know
have bought these models and are
wearing them with great becoming
ness. Effective yarn embroidery
motifs in jewel colorings, outlined
in beads, form a decoration charm
ingly attractive on midnight blue
georgette frock.
The Problem of Fur Dress Band
ings Which We Find So
Difficult
M light we'll be solved at the
AV4 Alaska Fur company, Sixteenth
and Douglas. For they're showing
French dyed seal giving the effect
of Hudson seal and costing about
half the price. This fur makes most
attractive capes, coats and coatee
wraps.
New Fitted Bags-Holiday Gift
Suggestions.
n HE Omaha Printing Company,
L 18th and Farnam, have just re-
ceived a new shipment of those
artistically fitted travelling bags
which offer most acceptable gift
possibilities. Ivory vanity fittings,
every wanted container for exquisite
powders, perfumes, soaps, brushes.
comb and mirror, of artistry and
workmanship, assuring a lifetime
of usefulness, are here found in a
setting of silken loneliness enclosed
in smart leather luggage. They're
making a special feature of the
ever-popular Gladstone Bags, and
those great swagger English Kit
Bags, showing heavy stitching and
strappings. Have you invested in
your Boston Bag for the carrying
of precious papers?
In Artistic Settings OF Silvery Gray
Wood, Dark Rich Marble.
THE Sommers' Speciality Shop,
i one door south Of the Bran
deis Theater, 18th and Douglas, dis
plays delectable and unusual food
delicacies in tempting array. They're
making a speciality Of superior sand
witches, so much in demand for
stag" parties now that the cold
weather has come. Caviar, sardine,
home-baked ham, finest of cheeses,
make these expressions of excel
lent culinary art.
A Food Shop in 4 New Location
is THE new Woodrow Cafe,
L Eighteenth and Farnam, with
coy gold-shaded light over each
Pullman table. Deliciously cooked,
highly-seasoned, their varied menus
offer a most tempting display of
dishes, assuring crowds of fastidi-
Gus Omahans who appreciate delect-
able dishes, cleverly served. And
when you've returned from long,
cold drive late at night and want
waters and hot chocolate served
quickly this is an ideal place to 60,
for they're open all night.
Ideal for School Luncheons
A RE the icy-hot bottles offered
"A at Lees Rialto drug store,
Fifteenth and Douglas. Delightful in
their possibilities for making delect-
able and palatable the often uninter-
esting luncheon for imam O. mine"
and children dear" They'll keep a
fluid hot for "a hours, or cold for
three days. Lunch boxes, with bottle
fitting into curved lid, are most at
tractiye, with neat black lacquered
finish. These are $3.50. The bottles