Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-21

Millinery department, Fifteenth and
Farnam, tell style story Of Gage
hats. bronze, brown and black, each
draped in a veil to fill every modish
ideal of Dame Fashion. One of the
most alluring is a wide and fine
mesh combination fulled onto
high collar of ultra-voguishness, fin
ished in crisp pleatings. It's a veil
to strike spark of admiration in
the beholder. Soft lace lends itself
most charmingly to another veil
hanging straight to the shoulders,
whose edge is finished in heavy che
mile design. Fulfilling every veil
ideal, they're to be had in black,
navy, brown and taupe.
Looped silk embroidery floss is a
favorite trimming.
For the Boudoir, Bath or Small
room During the Cool Days of
Spring and Early Fall.
before the furnace is started
- or for drying the hair after a
shampoo, the Estate heater, on sale
at the Nelson Electric company,
406 South Sixteenth street, is ideal.
The heat from costly glowing lit
tie electric wires cunningly placed
is reflected in copper background.
the whole on an artistic standard
and base of brown. Delightfully."-
thanksgiving, its a wonderfully
comfortable home convenience at
Sl0.75.
Some of the newest Georgette
blouses are Being adorned with floral
designs in bright-colored woods.
This is an effective trimming and
these blouses promise to have
large vogue this fall.
Your Walls-Their Dress and
Their Adornment
A RE most significant in decorat-
"A ing rooms that enshrine beauty,
The decorative staff in, the Sam
Newman Paper shop, Eighteenth
and Farnam. are particularly noted
for the expression of personality,
dignifed elegance and noble simplic-
ity in each room they decorate:
You'll find the varieties OF designs
in correct. livable wall paper shown
here, incomparably lovely selec-
tons. Send for their free booklet,
illustrated in color, which outlines
plans for many rooms of exquisite
beauty.
Washed in silver and gold are the
newest thing in sweetmeat baskets.
This bit of precious color when
combined with striking flowers in
brilliant coloring on rose and blue
backgrounds is captivating to those
who love things new and lovely.
There's one for $3.50, a tiny blue
one, just the thing for a party prize.
while the $3.50 size is elaborate
enough to give as pretentious gift.
Gorgeous, indeed, is $3.50 basket!
Intended for other uses than sweet
meats.
Ak-Sar-Ben Flower Suggestions.
TN keeping with the brilliant
1 shades and gorgeous fabrics fav-
ored by the originators of fashion,
John Bath, the florist, Eighteenth
and Farnam, offers suggestions to
enhance the loneliness of the most
exquisite Ak-Sar-Ben gowns. There's
witchery of beauty woven into
every flower arrangement sent out
from this shop, happily conceived
ideas of subtle harmony. 1t would
be we'll to order in advance this
year, for we're all going to make
merry this night of nights in honor
of his majesty, King Ak-Sar-Ben,
when joy and regal richness reign
supreme.
Ravishing indeed are the shades in
a peach bloom frock of taffeta. Fluff
fng here and there, everywhere are
dainty octrich fronds caught by
quaint stitchery of gold threads.
After a Summer Time of Arduous
Sports
M ILADY'S hair is in a ruinous
A'A state. Mrs. Gunston, Delft
Hair Parlors, Seventeenth and
Douglas, has evolved special series
Of treatments-twelve for $3.50