Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-05
Urge our buying garments of propi-
tiOusness
Expressing WeU our sense of thrift
tiness)
FMs, wraps, suits of greatest COST
ness,
As Ue all "a'saUing 90"

There Never Was a Better Time to
Buy Linens Than Right Now.
IT. HE highest authorities in the
L linen trade abroad have as
sured us that there is bound to be
a scarcity of good linens for long
time to come and that it will be
years before prices are as low as
those now quoted for thoroughly
reliable linens. This is the word |
bring from the head of the linen
department at Thompson Belden &
Co., Sixteenth and Howard. Here
you'll find heavy damask cloths in
handsome circular designs, with
large heavy napkins to match, Mo-
sale tea napkins, really wonderful
laces and embroideries in large cir
cular cloths, many Of them showing
the tapestry effect in solid designs
rarely lovely with insets of beau
tiful laces. This shop also offers
special facilities for embroidering
by hand, initials, monograms, crests,
etc, at very moderate prices. Linens
of distinctive loneliness.
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Don't Tell Me
OMAHA housewives are not
" thrifty! Why they're thrifty in
a superlative degree. Hundreds Of
them anticipated by one day the
sale in the basement Of the Brandeis
Stores this week. Most emphati-
cally, the sale is con-" Bleached
sheets and sheetings, tubings and
pillow cases are specially priced, and
quite the most comforting thing I've
seen in many day are the peaks
and piles of blankets in dainty COL
ors with downys comforters on a
table nearby. Lovely down pillows
are fufily attractive, while baby's
bed is also represented for dainty
blankets and silky crib comforters
which are here in goodly number at
appealing prices.
Chippendale and William and Mary
Cabinets
0F STATELY beauty the cabinets
" designed to house the New Edi-
son, the phonographl with a soul.
For delicacy of design, fineness Of
carving and perfect proportions,
these cabinets cannot be surpassed.
You will find them on display at
the Rouse Edison Parlors, Twen-
tieth and Farnam, where there is an
extensive line of the new Edison
instruments, which Mr.. Rouse is
glad to demonstrate at any and all
times. Polly is going to have an
other Edison Party" this week,
wouldn't you like to join us?
What's Cold Morning.
EVEN if the winds that blow
IL from the north are frost bitten
if you have a furry neckpiece or
muff, to snug into? The House of
Menagh, 1913 Farnam street, have
some extra-fine values in broken
sets, just the thing for your new
trotteur. A taupe fox muff with
brown georgette lining and wrist
ring of brown, is$2975. A sable
fox scarf richly lovely, is now $1. 80.
For the delightful "flapper" there's
muff of oppossum for SIS and a
de1icio,1s1v luxurious big mink mutt
with braided silk braid wrist cord
is $65. Dyed and matched to look
like moleskin is muff for $3.50.
Going to Meet the Spring
A RE the new suits now in the
"A hands of that artistic tailor, L
Kneeter, 500 South Eighteenth
street. He is offering special prices
to those ordering suits during the
"between-rush" season. If you
want suit for the south now, and
later on for everywhere, you will
find supremacy modish lines and fab.
RIGS of the coming seasons vogue,
taken form under the skillful fling
ers of Mr.. Kneeter. He offers de-
lightful suggestions for frock-suits
to be worn under fur coates.
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Especially Featured
AT DREsHER BROTHERS,
"A Twenty-second and Farnam,
this week are furs in most COM
prehensive and inclusive showing Of
priced pieces, whose
prices will be a source Of pleasant