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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

81 Chic 81 Charmant 81 Francois
NTADEMOISELLE'S new Easter
1Vl gown, suit, chapeau! Is it not
shame you've no kodak to treas
ure up her lovely charm? The ia
cobs-Lee Drug Store, Fifteenth ard
Douglas. are making speciality Of
kodaks this year, and in their very
complete line there's embodied 1,o-
kaks of every size and price. This
is the drug store with an entrance
into the lobby of the Rialto theater
the drug store where you'll feel
at home, to meet friend, to use
the phone, or check a package.
Seemingly Just Made for Radiant
Season
A RE the silk suits of frock effect
a which Miss Coe, Modiste,
Apartment 2,.Davidge block, Eigh-
teenth and Farnan, is making. This
is truly a season of the beautiful
in women's wear-a season wherein
the world style artists have given
free reign to their imaginations in
producing the most wonderful-the
most charming-the most exquisite
of apparel. You'll find under the
skilled artistry of Miss Goes fin
gers an Interpretation of the most
novel modes, at prices of lowness
to evoke gasp of surprise and
pleasure.
Edison Recreation of Signorina
Lazzari's Voice.
CAROLINE LAZZARI, who is to
~ give a joint recital with
Rudolph CAM at the Auditorium
April q, has joined the many
great singers whose voices are
re-created by Thomas A. Edi-
sons new art-music's recreation.
Signorina Lazzari has sung in di-
rect comparison with the re-crea-
tons of her voice on the new Edi-
son, the instrument of perfect re-
creation, and in no instance could
any difference of tone quality or ex-
preston be detected between Sig
norma Lazzari's actual voice and
Mr.. Edison's recreation of it. Her
song records are to be bought at the
Rouse Edison parlors, Twentieth
and Farnan, the shop of music's
delight-the new Edison.
~
Fashion has cast decidedly color
full spring vote. Gliding the lily is
nothing to the way the designers
are spilling the rainbow all over
our new spring clothes.
Blue Birds for Happiness.
livery Tuesday Thorne's Shop,
~ Eighteenth and Farnam, offers
Blue Bird Bargains in especially
priced garments. Watch for them !!
y
We might say that the frocks and
suits Of the day are coming and go
ing" successes, so much is to be said
of them on all sides!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20


A DISTINCTIVE note is struck
A in the new dolmans and capes,
which are the seasons favorite fash
ion. The graceful lines upon which
they are designed produce charm
ing effect of slenderness. The lin
ings, of silk in many beautiful
shades, add pleasing note of color
and Meir smartness is emphasized
by clever braiding, buttons and
stitching. The materials include
tricotine, poplin, Bolivia. serge, sill
velours. Herzbergs, 1917 Douglas
street are showing wraps for every
festive occasion. One particularly
ravishing is of poplin in Pekin blue,
lined in soft, warm beige (tan).
With high, shirred Elizabethan col
lar, sash ends, tasseled and frlnged,
in that it may be worn tan side out
as we'll as navy blue.
Artistic and Exclusive
A RE the designs in marble, gran
A lite and bronze on display in the
Art Memorial company's show
rooms, 704 South Sixteenth.
Mr.. A. w. Frazer, manager of this
delightful shop, is an artist Of repute
and sketches stones in keeping with
II ground on which the stone is to
be used. With the skill of the true
artist he estimates the artistic pos
sibilities of marble and his work is
arrestingIy beautiful, delightfully."-
original, for no two stones are alike,
or even noticeably similar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
II It's the out-of-the. Ordinary That

Il It's the Out-of-the- Ordinary That
Interests You
" QUILL be enchanted at the
L artistry to be found in the pic
ture department at Brandeis. The
other morning l found a wonderful
table in tones OF orchid, mauve and
gold bearing an arrangement of the
newest conceits in the art world of
today.
From a great enameled flower
container a mass of orchids over
Swallowed and supplied fascinating
background to a misty pastel by F.
M. Dixon. Polychrome candle
sticks with touches of orchid in
their tinting held a lavendar tapers.
Bookends OF mystic loneliness
showed colors as rare as an ancient
manuscript. Jessie Wilcox-Smith's
Madonna with just a suggestion Of
soft grayish orchid in the tones of
the Italian frame quite held ope
spellbound with its perfect express
sion of mother love. Wonderfully
lovely, a heavy silvered frame, null
berry velvet backed, held a mirror
to reflect the candles and maze of
flowers.
If you'd find something originally
artful for your home, you can be
sure you'll find it here,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Insured Against Everything But

Insured Against Everything But
Time.
OOUNDS quite inclusive, doesn't
~ itl And it is-if you put your
furs into the artifcially cooled con-
crete storage vault at Dresher
Bros, Twenty-second and Farnam.
they're insured against fire, theft
and moths. everything but time:
They're kept in temperature of
twenty-eight degrees. II the moths
get into your furs it isn't Dresher's
fault!
What tales of bygone trysts might
the little love-seat tell? So genuinely
antique is the appearance of this
Sweetheart chair" found in local
decorating department that one is
wont to think of famous lovers Of
history.
Like delightful Jacks in the Box
when one lays aside ones winter
furs, summer furs pop up to take
their places. Stone martin, fascin-
ating in its lightness, is charming in
tia nav "chnkAsa-s
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
an Flanders fields ,Uhere poppics
The Easter lilies sprang up, too,
And shed their fragrance far and
Wide,
In memory of those lads Who died.

Symbolizing an Ideal or Dreams
Come True -
a RE the exquisite jewel concep-
"A tons which Albert Edholm, the
jewel connoisseur, has gathered for
his shop from all parts of the world.
Why do you know, he often makes
up the most elaborate jewels with
a single stone as his inspiration
That is why there is so much of
the individual, the personal, about
the gifts bearing his artistic touch.
Nearly every jewel he shows has
some fascinating story, and I'm
sure you'll agree with me that Mr..
Edholm is a good raconteur.
This week he showed me rings
of an irresistible appeal. For brides
are those lovelinesses-a sapphire
engagement ring whose setting of
pierced platinum is artistically in
harmony with the quaint cutting of
the stone it holds. The wedding
guard to accompany this dream
jewel is fiery circlet of square cut
sapphires. For a different personal
ity altogether is very large dia-
mond with line of caliber sap
phires round it. Each one marked
ly becoming-to different types of
feminity. The newest jewel ex-
quisiteness may always be seen in
this shop of extraordinary delights.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
My Bears:
In the annals o. woman

My Bears:
In the annals o. woman
Spring means a renewal of ap-
~ parel for so many reasonable
cause Of the certain approach OF
different weather, because it is a
season OF weddings, because style
changes are SO marked, and if for
no other reason, because everyone
has become tired of old garments
and Graves the new.
We're one and all imbued with a
peculiarly joyous spirit this Easter
tide-an inevitable result OF the
cessation of war. its trials and tribu-
lations to hearts feminine.
As an expression of the seasons
joyousness I'm sure the very JOY
O living has found its own articula-
ton Nm the garments you are wear
ing today. I've tried to have the
distinctive style notes expressed in
each one, particularly suited to your
own individuality, and believe I've
succeeded to quite an extent, if | can
trust the lovely notes on my desk
today.
The pleasures of shopping with
none of the attendant worries. my
dears-a man | know says OF his
wife, MAY starts shopping IN taxi
and comes home in an ambulance!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Ike Rift of Sunlight Your Easter Foot
Forward.

Like a Rift of Sunlight on Dull
Day
A RE the ginghams displayed it
"A the Howard street windows OF
Thonipson-B elden's this week. You
must know, my dears, that this is
National Bingham Week and the
most wonderful of designs ard col
ors are being featured. The new
p1aids of this year show move!
blocking and hairline combination
in every imaginable color. The
Zephyr Parkhill Ginghams show
plaids and stripings in blue and
gold, pink with black markings, blue
and green of peculiar charm, and
delightful as we'll as patriotic, VIC
tory red and Victory blue. AS
golden as the jonquils Haunting
their colors on our Easter tables
is plaid in the Anderson gingham
at $l.25 yard. Of the new Emi-
nence purple is another delightful in
street frock possibilities!
The bright spot on Fashions
horizon just now is gingham spot
and when we ponder over the sea-
sons fabrics Fashion calls check!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Who died-but net lUho liue again
In realms beyond our mortal ken;
Who fought - but in no losing
fight,
For then, do b'com lie lilies
Uhite.
All That's New and Charming

All That's New and Charming
Is TO BE seen in the little suit
l. I've found at Herzberg's, l5l7
Douglas. It's fullness in the back
of the coat above the belt is given
by an inverted pleat. held in place
by rows of buttons, below the belt
it is boxpleated in two large pleats.
Two loose-hanging panels, braid
bound, give a "fluffy-ruffles" effect
at each side. The long rolled collar
lends note most becoming to a suit
bargain par excellence at $24.50.
Nothing quite so toppy" to top
off that costume as one OF the smart
new beaded bags.
A Riotous Display IF Spring Flow
ers.
q AY jonquils, daffodils and tu-
" lips, stately hyaneinths, azal-
cas- and rosebushes. corsage bou-
Duets, cut flower arrangements and
tiny boutonnieres combined to make
the rohn Bath flower shop, Eigh-
teenth and Farnan, bower of ex-
auisite fragrance and color, quite
the most perfect of all the Easter
flower displays seen in my travels
this week. Always artistically
charming flowers of effectiveness
enhancing are to be found here.
4
Separate Skirts-Signs of Spring
n RICOLETTE are the Thorne
1 ,skirts in rose. taupe, navy and
beige, $l775. Cunning pockets,
cleverly cut, covered buttons, they're
fashions most fascinating phase!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

pleasantly enhance indivi-
4 duality while conforming to
Fashions custom are those shown in
the millinery department at the
Nebraska Clothing company. Fiji
teenth and Farnam. No one can be
indifferent to the charming and I'M
usual trimmings-quaint little os-
trich tips that completely surround
the crowns of some. while others
boast entire flower crowns, smart
pompons, heavy embroidering,
wings, queer ornaments and any
number Of novel fabric and straw
combinations.
"Individualized' examples of the
prevailing mode are the chapeaux of
chic and charm. Prominent among
them are the gracefully dropping
leghorns SO popular for wear with
country club frocks and silk suits
In soft pastel as well as the very
newest high shades, nothing could
be lovelier than their daint, airi-
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

III tdupe, navy, DldCK, they've Wld( .
horizontal bodice pleats, each held
by. jet and gold BUTTON. Paris
points hold the drape pleats in the
skirt.
Polly" What Do You Buy for PEG.
pie? or "P'raps This Isn't in
Your Line-but-"
$50 many people have written
this preface to their demands for
shopping service this week that I'm
giving just suggestion of the var
led shopping / did for "Polly per-
sons" Wednesday morning)
Sent sketches and prices on four
poster beds.
70 Matched wall paper sample with
drape and portiere samples, gave
detailed suggestions for the use Of
drapes and portieres for door and
windows mentioned.
Learned the Joyce" Of having
Polly shop for us when she sent
Joyce Toyee boxes-one for our
own little daughter who was ILL
the other for a dear niece in New
York." accompanied the order for
Easter toys for boy of S and for
three little girlies of the same age.
Chain, fastening for a fur-ero-
cheted rings and fastener.
Laddie, by Jane stratton Porter.
Buckle three inches long for
brown dress with blue flow
ers. Sent an oval buckle OF dark
pearl.
Must have this for Easter day.
"a soldier record book with spacsf
for jotting of notes, accompanied b.
kodak pictures, following him from
his first day in the service until
now. Bought the last book they
had in one shop. Paid $3.50 for it,
Large black sailor and small brim.
less hat. (She's hated" for the
summer, thanks to Polly.)
niHciiSdH bcdtuty straw tam IOH
school girl.
Gar tissue builder. to develop tbs
sues in unsightly hollows."
Foulard and georgette dress In
navy blue.
Changed a 12-year-olds cape for
a net party frock with organdie in
sets showing underneath the gleam-
ing charm Of bright sashery.
White nile cloth pumps With
French heels.
Understand that I'm here to buy
anything you'd like to have and will
undertake the most arduous missiles
and do most sincerely Welcome your
wants"
Purchases will be sent out G. o.
D. unless accompanied by check
payable to me or to the firm from
whom the garment is purchased.
Always at your service, cordial,
jolly, POLLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

= OF Any NOIOI 0CIlcIlS
WHERE color effects are studied
w where individuality is de-
sired-where refinement predomi-
nates-there you will find the work
of the Sam Newman Shop, Eigh-
tenth and Farnam.> His suggestions
are intuitively and aFistically
right his workmen have
caught the spirit of suitable decora-
ton to a degree truly delightful.
If You've Been Looking
H'OR home, if you're tired and
1 discouraged from unsuccessful
apartment and house hunting, you'll
be delighted by the atmosphere of
comfort and beauty in the Hotel
Loyal. At once homelike, it is
quietly restful, unbelieveably so,
with all the hundred and one ad-
vantages of the modern hotel.
Planned and operated for the en-
tertainment of you and your friends,
it at all tines offers an ideal solv-
ing of the house and servant prob
lem
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Expressing the Ingenious Artful-
ness of the Oriental.


| S the Sagi ware, dainty soft blue
l hand-painted china, carrying the
gold outlined designs of gracefully
poised Sagi birds on softly rolling
clouds. So inclusive is the
collection of this china carried by
the Nippon Importing company, 218
South Eighteenth street, that one
can at any time add to ones china.
There are teapots, generously large,
sugar and creamers of exquisite
shapes, bud vases, chocolate pots,
chocolate cups and after-dinner cof-
fees. as we'll as tea and coffee cups,
four sizes of bowls and plates. Ex-
clusively lovely-delightfully dainty!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

There's an Atmosphere
0F subtle influence, pcrvadins
" charm at the Flatiron Cafe,
Seventeenth and, st. Mary's ave-
nue., which adds greatly to the
enjoyment of the guests and fam
lily parties gathered round the ia
bles on holiday dinners.
Easter Sunday they have planned
a day of extensive entertaining.
Flowers of fragrant beauty will add
their sorcery to the enjoyment of
such goodies as fried chicken, let
tuce and sliced tomato salad with
thousand dressing, frozen punch
and strawberry short cake. Diunet
will be served from 1890 to 5 and
from $50 to $50. Phone Douglas
27S7 for reservations.
\ Gamut of Colors
IS run in the frocks for tiny tots
l and their fapper sisters in the
children's dress department at Bran
deis stores.N No matter what difficult
problem is presented Miss Cohan
will suggest a frock whose lines at
once eliminate the awkward" ap-
pearance so deplored. She'll show
you brilliant and subdued tints in
high or low waistlines. Pleats and
planned fullness pointed panelings
with dainty sash underneath, or
candle and pique fnishings in collar.
cuffs and insets, with delightful
touches of hand stitchery, combine
to make a bewitching loneliness of
the Flapper's ungainly lines. These
little frocks range in price from S.
TO S12
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
A New Show Place for Omaha

II AS been added in the beautifi-
IL cation and enlargement of the
Orchard & Wilhelm store, Sixteenth
and Howard. The inspection days,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
were most delightful. Upon enter
ing, strains of sweet music greeted
one, crowds of eagerly appreciative
people thronged the floors, and even
the birds made merry.
Little Talks on Furniture and
Furnishings" an illustrated maya
zine devoted to the enrichment of
our homes, which is published every
little while by Orchard & Wilhelm,
contains in the current issue pictures
of the new store in its lovely en-
tirety. Suggestions for artistic ar
rangement of furniture, drapes and
rugs make this booklet of peculiar
interest If you'll send either to
Orchard & Wilhelm or directly to
me, we'll be very glad to send one
Of these booklets free Of charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Dresses for All Occasions

a RE the new figured georgctte
"A ard taffeta frocks at La
mold's Shop, second floor Securi-
ties building. Embodying newness
of design winning for them instant
favor, they're colorfully combined,
navy with rose, taupe with Pekin
blue. Or excellent quality are they.
We're completely mystificd to learn
they're hut SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Literally-perhaps notl

Lieraly-perhaps noti
almost
idle sentiment that created about old
chair"
What it?
this That somebody had chair that lasted long long
comfortable because made that and wasn't
chair look a-and somebody became attached to it because
of their daily life for and years and years
wondrous conceived artcaly wrought
think the real pleasures
the lasting pleasures particularly furniture pleasures
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Keeping Pace With the Beauty OF
Voguish Dame Fashion.

DELIGHTFULLY."- endearing in
~ their dainty loveliness are the
buckles, large and small, straight
lined, and round, some 'of ravish-
ingly lovely designs, displayed III
a many-shelved glass case in the
F. & M. Boot Shop, Sixteenth and
Farnam Myriads of stones glear
from settings of silver in butterflies
to hover over fairy slippers, aerial
service insignias for an ultra smart
finish. colonial shaped squares and
ovals to suit every taste and pref
erence. In some of them cut steel
glitters and CLEANS. Fetching, fas-
cinating and fashionable, they range
in price from 81 to $40. If you've
been seeking the glove silk hose, OF
aristocratic CLEAN, you'll find here
the Van Raalte i'll the approved sult
shadings.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Tricolette Tie Blouses

Tricolette Tie Blouses
A T THORNE'S Style Store,
"A $l7.75, quite startle with their
cleaning glitter of peacock blue,
cherry, henna and taupe.
If you want something very, very
voguish for wear with every color
expression in your wardrove, let me
suggest the Lavalex washable Slip
on gloves in cinnamon, brown putty
pearl-gray and modes. They rumple
around the wrist with effect most
becoming to the slimness of ones
banda
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Those Filmy Things

THAT call themselves gcorgette
l. blouses, are looking their pref
tiest in the Blouse Shop at Orkin
Bros. 3l6 South Sixteenth street.
There are many lovely new ones to.
wear with the new suit and the
gorgeously lovely separate skirts.
Sunset. canary yellow, cloud gray,
league blue, apricot, orchid, tea
rose-real springtime tints.
They charm with their new sleeve
themes, clever collars; beading, en-
broidery and hand fagoting.
Especially fascinating are the new
figured georgette models for $3.50.
Frilled at the throat is one model
with hared cuffs; paneled at each
side in plain georgette with wide
woke hemstitched is another. while
a cha m undeniable distinguishes a
m del with black velvet ribbon to
serve as daintily becoming black
collar ending at each side in heavy
Hoops and ends. Another touch of
black is a row of black silk buttons
to follow round the neek-line in the
front.
'"The Music Warbler"
/ S a folio of the biggest song hits
i of the minute, edited each month
by Mr.. Patton of the music depart
ment at Hospe's, 1875 Douglas
street. He will gladly add your
name to this list to receive the book
free OF charge each month.
Hats Reblocked.
NHE Kruger Hat Shop, 429 Pax
i ton block, reblocks both mems
and women's hats. cleans and
DIVES, repairs and refashions feath-
ers of all kinds and renovates and
refreshes marabou pieces.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
The Most Important Corset Time.

ne MOST important corset lime.
0F A woman's whole life" said
~ Mrs. d. A. Hill, corset spe-
cialist, 2l5 Neville block, the other
day after a conversation with
doctor who had just called up to
make an appointment for one OF
his patients whom he wanted to be
scientifically fitted in. a maternity
corset. She went on to say IF only
women could appreciate as we do
the change in both health and APP
pearance the wearing of these clev-
erly designed, scientifically fitted
corsets make. I'm sure they'd not
be so negligent" Send for one of
her measure blanks and catalogs,
You'll enjoy getting in touch with
Mrs. Hill.
If your Easter bonnet is worth SO
cents, send to Marshal, Field & Co.
Chicago. They'll send you Stop
A-Drop" hat shield OF waterproof
paper. When not in use it can be
tied snugly with its own cord. It's
50 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
$3.50 Lott Go Jh0ppin8 vithblN -
And on this resurrection morn,
Nelu life and hope to us are bOrn.
While Easter lilies bud and
blOW,
On Flanders fields, lUhere peoples
grOU.
THE Flanders Lilies" by Lucy Hyatt, Ladies
Home Journal.
Pictures You Love.

Pictures You Love.
MERE all seeking pictures to be
w lived with" for years to
come-the truly artistic works
whose rich beauty of coloring is
never tiresome. Such treasures are
found in the A. Hospe Music and
Art Store, 1917 Douglas. The art
department has been placed close
to the entrance, where special
booths are under construction to
facilitate the handling of the fine
arts collection which is being en-
HANGED daily by the finest paintings
and prints the market affords. Ex-
quisite standard frames are arriving
daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

Il [ wondering if your silk hosiery
4 IS just in keeping with the hand
some frock, wrap or suit you're
wearing? The new hosiery depart
ment at the J. T. McQuillin Shop,
1872 Farnam street, is an amazingly
delightful place. There are filmy
bits OF silken loneliness, handdrawn,
woven in tiny stripes, and lacy de-
signs, And, my dears, the dots are
lust as apt to be square as round!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
A Notable Showing of Spring Suits.

THE LAMOND SHOP, second
l. floor Securities building, are
showing suits of voguish distinction.
The long, slender lines, box coats
and smart tailored effects give to
these new suits elegance and mod
ishness that are accumulated by many
move touches, notably in collars.
vests and buttons. Poiret twills,
tricotines, serges, and other hand
some fabrics contribute their full
share to the distinction of these new
suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Oh But "It's Nice to Get Up
in the Morning"

THESE delightfully."- "tangy'
L spring days-and if you have
kodak you'll find it real sport to
hike for the country to make long
day of it every Sunday, bringing
home the inimitably satisfying pic
lures of the country in springtime.
The Kase studio, 2l5 Neville block,
Sixteenth and Harvey, do the sort
of developing and printing that
makes one a real kodak enthusiast.
and you should See one of their ex-
quisitelyl finished engagements.
they certainly deserve the best Of
framing.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
The Worst Blemish Young Girl
Can Have

Is a skin dishgured by pimples.
u Mrs. Margaret Gunston OF the
Delft Hair Parlors, second floor,
Baird building, has recommended
Acne Cream, Is cents. Made of the
purest ingredients, it's invaluable for
the skin with coarse pores, black
heads and pimples.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20
Printed Georgette

n OMBINATION dresses, $2725,
" at Thorne's. 1872 Farnam
street, combine most effectively a
pointed tunic and side drape. Most
charmfully, they're combined-sand
and brown, black and white, blue
and white, green and sand.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

A Synonym for Smartness
q RE the new tricolette dresses al
= \ Thorne's, 1872 Farnam, $4475.
In taupe, navy, black, they've wide
horizontal bodice pleats, each held
by jet and gold BUTTON. Paris
points hold the drape pleats in the
skirt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-20

Altogether it is a giimpish spring,
for so glove fitting are our sleeves,
that even the sheerest blouse is apt
to ruffle our snugness. Ergo.
guimpes and vestees of organdie and
embroidered net, both high and low
-n,rLat