Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-23

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Fashion Forecasts a Suit Season.
"WAIT," said the wise de-
w signers, "and you will see
more suits worn this spring than
in several seasons, for suits are to
be the smartest fashion"
This, Polly at once recalled yes
terday on seeing the unpacking of
new suits at the F. w. Thorne
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam.
Many of the newest and most
voguish of things have happened to
these suit models. They've been
given embroidered tricolette vestees,
they're trimmed in elaborate en-
broideries and they're BLACK
braided" in scores of different waysl
Silver fligreed buttons of odd
shape enhance a navy poiret twill
richly embroidered. which contrives
to give a braided effect. There's a
slit at the 'left-foot" side, buttoned
of course with self-same fligree but
tons. Ask to see a shadow plaid in
bison shade, with tricolette collar
and dainty buckles whose lines arc
peculiarly adapted to small women,
also a tuxedo effect in navy, with
large ball buttons and great tailored
tucss, and the sports models in
soft shades of brown and taupe, i'll
distinctly blocked.
Girls
ID ONT spoil your pretty party
- frocks with perspiration. Use
harmless but efficient Perspirigiene,
90 cents, to be had at 772 Brandeis
building. Business girls will appre-
ciate even more the properties of
this requisite.
Paris Helps to Settle our Problems
X Y sending US ideas for snug lit
- tie hats, chic evening gowns,
frocks of line becoming, bewilder-
ingly diversified. In fact the shops
are ablaze with a multitude of sug-
gestions of the newest Partisan nov
elites in greater variety than in form
er seasons-have you noticed that
they all demand hand touches? One
of the very newest in blouses has
hemstitching in lines on the body of
the blouse, both in front and back.
Filet lace is set into the georgette
round the collar and in the front to
form vestee. extravagantly held in
place by embroideries. There are
pleated skirts, panels of pleats in
serted into all kinds of unexpected
places. One of the blouses seen
this week has accordion pleated
cuffs. Did l tell you of raisin frock,
which / had solidly embroidered
in self silk with dashes of gold?
Most effective, assure you! If
you're making silk underwear, finish
it with delicate sumptuousness.
They'll gladly send their catalog if
you'll write to the Ideal Button and
Pleating Co., 308 Brown Bid, where
they do this work so wonderfully.
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Miss Sub-deb will be enchanted
and enchanting in frock of peach
and violet, changeable taffeta silk,
blurred here and there with large
nosegays of roses, pansies and
dainty jasmine. A hidden sash of
velvet has rose weighted ends.
Now That Spring is Lingering Just
Around the Corner
( XFORDS and pumps for spring
" wear are on display at the F. &
M. Boot shop Sixteenth and Far
nam streets. Such a charming dis
play of footwear I've certainly never
scent Of black satin, suede and dull
kid Gas we'll as lighter shaded kidd,
they've high arches, long vamps,
and receding toes which mark the
very newest in spring oxfords and
pumps.
The new satin spats which give
lines of grace to the instep are also
on display at this shop of superior
footwear to which we've come to
look for shoe fashions to combine
with the modish gown and suit orea-
tons we're buying these days.
Where Shall We Go to Eat7
II OW many times do we hear
IL this query from the busy shop
pers. Just ask Polly, she makes it
her business to know a place
where" convenient to every shop
ping locality. Plan to be in the
of the Jacobs-Lee
drug store, Fifteenth and Douglas,
some of these days at the noon
hour. They'll delight to serve you
with one of their famed LUNCH
E0NETTES. Deliciously hot from
their new steam table are the bou-
lion and soups. Then there are
sandwiches of richest hakiness, pas
try Of deliciousness quite unex-
pectedl Did you remember to check
your packages here during the pic
ture showingl