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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

If One Has Arms
IT HIS is the season to show them
l. for Paris declares for short,
short sleeves, the nearer the Shout
der the better. And bracelets,
madam, madamoiselle! Both below
and above the elbow. In prepara-
ton for this modish demand, the
Henrickson Jewel store, Sixteenth
and Capitol avenue, has arranged a
showing of flexible bracelets (Aat-
tering to any sized ARM Dull geld
with settings for small diamonds,
are several of them, adorably dainty.
They are most reasonable, $3.50
buys one of solid gold which makes
a gorgeously rich appearance when
set with small stones. Exquisite in
its loneliness is chain of square,
cut sapphires, each stone alternated
with an engraved gold square of
oddly effective beauty. Quaint in
its voguishness is a flligree effect
with rubies and pearls caught loose
ly in the meshes of gold. The SAFE
ty catch on this one bangles wee
chain of gold. A new conception
in bracelets, they're arrestingly love-
ly. and sold at prices temptingiy
low!
Ideal among summer furniture is
deck chair. Of gayly giddy, or
soberly conservative colors, in can
vas with woods attractively stained,
they're priced SIPS to $3.50.
Knockers.
IT HAT femininely fascinating new
l. combination of boomers and
camisole fashioned of ravishing
wash satin, cluster tucked, geogette-
topped, with frilly ruffles round the
knees, are to be seen among the
"undies" at Herzberg's, 1917 Doug
las. Great "lazy-daisy' stitched
flowers in blue, rose and orchid.
each ending in cunning for-get-me
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
hotj:@ Jh0PPin88 with B]]y
When LoUe and came out of the night
To the lUind and the sun and the night birds call.
With the highway before US wide and Unite,
He did not heed me at all.

Correct Poise a Matter of Decided
Importance.
MRS. D. A. Hill, corset special
4x1 list, 215 Neville block, Sixteenth
and Harvey, has made discovery
we're all glad to, hear. Several Gus
toners had complained to her of
the grievous way in which they had
been running over" the heels of
their shoes. She has found that
since they've been having her fit
their corsets scientifically throug!,
the hips and thighs that this makes
them stand and step correctly, ad-
justing their poise, with the result
that they can now wear low-cut,
high-heeled pumps for months AID
still they will not be"run over" An
other discovery arrived at through
Mrs. Hills understanding of cor
receive fitting. Write for a cata :
log and complete measure blank,
which make possible a most salts
factory fitting by mail.
A sports hat of rare charm COM
bines a rarely comforting shade
propensity with becoming colorful-
ness. Changeable silk in green and
gold, its scarf is of braided metal.
Il
If You're Clean-You're Cool!
GONE day when you're hot as hot
~ can be, just run up to the Delft
Hair Parlors, I'd floor, Baird
Bldg, Seventeenth and Douglas,
where they'll give you a facial mas
sage to clear your pores of the &C
cumulated dust of summer. and fol-
low it with delightfully."- refreshing
shampoo. So large, airy and cool
are these rooms, so skillful the
trained fingers, that one is at once
refreshed and cooled, forgetting the
heat in a delightful cleanliness
Many ideas are being shown in
worsted jersey bathing suits, some
following the "romper' styles with
short dresses. others designed on
Norfolk lines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
What Very Sweet Things for a
Child
THEODO

What Very Sweet Things for a
Child
\ RE the exquisitely fashioned Of
"A candle sets, frock and cap, to
be seen at Thompson-Belden's. Ev-
cry stitch delightfully."- placed by
hand, they've tiny picoted ruffles in
the square necklines, darling smoci>-
ing in pink and blue round the
waist, with starring of tiny French
knots to combine most fetchingly
with lace frills over wee bit"
dimpled elbow. The skirt has great
wide tuckings. making possible the
wearing of this "favoritest" frock
for several seasons. The dainty cap
to match is unusually charming,
with its wide frilling, sheerly effect
i've.
Have you seen the new auto
trailer to accompany the really. sue
cessful overland trip? Waterproof,
windproof, and insect proof, it may
be set up in seven minutes in an
alluring spot. Gives practically
every home comfort.
4
Steam Pressure Cooking.
TN WONDERING if you saw
L the excellent article which Miss
Gross had in the home economics
department Of The Bee the other
day on this wonderful discovery,
cooking by steam? A dinner OF
meat, vegetables and pudding may
be placed in the Perfection cooker
at II 80 and appear upon the dining
table thoroughly cooked. savory
and toothsome, at II o'clock. Moth
ing has ever been found to equal
this cooker for canning fruits and
vegetables. You'll enjoy a demon
stration of this inexpensive wonder
at the showrooms of the Perfec-
ton Cooker Corporation, Four
teenth and Capitol Ave, and I'll be
glad to send you the article men
toned which gives some delectable
recipes. Send for an illustrated
booklet showing the cooker.
Belts of patent or suede leather
individualize heavy overblouses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

In the Summer There's One Ques-
ton
TIRST and foremost in our minds
l. will it tub?" That's one of
the many nice things about the MI
Bone corsets shown in such witch
ing array at the Hattie Putnam
Corset Shop, 5O2 Karbach Block,
Fifteenth and Douglas. You can
tub them with pleasing prompt
tude, satisfying results! They're
made of the flexible wires, you
know, comfortable as can be, giving
lovely lines to the figure.
FOR THE KIDDIES." 1t says
so right on the kindergarten box
containing stick candy and bright
tinted crystal fruit candies in differ
ent shapes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

Bathing Suits OF Rich Attractive
ness.
II RlMLY cut. heavy wool, attrse-
! lively woveA are being shown
irr all the high Shades, as we'll as
those of more sober hue, at the J.
r. McQuillin shop, 1919 Farnam
ytrees, for $3.50, an unbelievably
reasonable sum for such wonderful
SUITS.
A beige mantle shown by Redfern
is faseinatingly effective as to collar
and hem of heavy gold lace. One
is further bewitched by Fitch fur
as finish to the high neekhns.
There's a Keynote of Cleverness
SUGGESTED in the showing of
~ white footwear for summers
sunny days at the F. & M. Boot
Shop, Sixteenth and Farnam. Com
fortably cool, immeasurably dainty,
they're joyous companions to the
sheer frocks of the season. High
heeled, cut-steel buckled, is a white
Nile cloth model at $3.50. Fairly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
Bathing Bags of Ultimate

achievement.
\ RE the Boston Bags on display
IL at the Omaha Printing COM
pany, Thirteenth and Farnam. Small
smart, convenient, reasonably
priced, these leather bags are mac
intosh lined, absolutely water
proof, just the thing to carry bath
ing suits and towel. Vacation time,
weekend trips, outing trips of all
kinds, signs of the summer season
are at hand, and bags of smart
usefulness are much in demand
This shop is showing bags of all
kinds, we'll made, particularly
reasonable in price. You'll
be delighted with the wide assort-
ment offered. Innings and appoint
ments of especial charm are to be
seen in these bags of novelty at
tractive stitching and lines. Re-
freshingly different bag styles that
breathe charm and individuality!
Fichus are made of muslin, tulle,
and organdy, and are heavily en-
broidered.
We Don't Think It's Hot!
MO, really, my dears, for we've
~ invested in one of the cooling
"Northwind" eight-inch electric fans
they're selling for $3.50 at Burgess
Granden's, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth on Howard. OF course
you're surprised at the price, for it's
the regular "pre-war" price. We
put this fan on the window sill at
night, where it energetically brings
in the cool, fresh night air, keeping
the room cool all night long.
Evening turbans many times hide
every particle of hair.
Silken Underwear of Dainty Charm
HAS arrived at the F. w. Thorne
IL Shop in a diversity of new and
lovely styles-for you must know,
my dears, that styles in silken "un-
dies" change with the change of the
mode. Each and every new sill
houette calls for corresponding
line in underwear. Fascinating in
novations you'll find among these
newcomers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
A Ravishing Review of Fashions
Foibles, Frills and Fancies.


Berthas and fichus are worn with
the tightly-fitted waist.
The dance frock is not complete,
just now, without fringe. =,
Cameps hair cloth is used for for
NAL as we'll as sports coats.
Lace and chiffon parasols are
worn with lace and Georgette.
Why not have your old parasol
frame recovered?
Cock feathers are still the best
liked decorations for small hats.
Many of the extremely low necks
are now yelled with tulle
A hat made entirely of organdie
will complete the summer outfit.
A frock of white organdie IS
trimmed with red and blue braid.
For gardening is dress of gay
grandmother chintz and white or
candle.
Embroidery, filet lace and cross
stitching are used on frocks of linen.
Sleeveless fur vests are a new de.
velopment for spring.
Wide ribbon loops give a striking
line to the tailored hat.
Bold black and white plaids are
used for separate coats.
Embroidered batiste is used for
the collar, jabot and cuff edging of
flesh georgette waists.
The popularity of knitted fabrics
increases with every month that
goes by.
Blue and white plaid foulard ant
white serge make pretty combina
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

Vogue, Elite, Harper's Bazaar.
on, WELL, I might enumerate
~ indefinitely the representative
fashion books we know and love.
If you'd like to learn how to make
the selection of an attractive mo del
from book such as these, design,
draft pattern, cut and fit, as well
as finish perfectly in every detail,
just run into the Keister Tailoring
college, l629-3o State Bank build
ing, Sixteenth and Harvey, and
make arrangements to take their
course of instruction. It's most in
expressive and you can arrange the
time to suit yourselfl
White tricotine dresses have col
iars Of erocheted wool
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

nots, adorn a dainty "knicker" suit
with Billie Burke points on the
shoulders. Trimmed in two-toned
ribbons, assuring a happy dainti-
ness, are georgette teddies, while
brocaded ribbons On other "love-
lies" are reminiscent of French
court beauties. Silken underwear
styled without extravaganza!
The seasons silhouette is an ever
widening, shortening one.
Queen of the Summer"
Said Mr.. John Bath, the other
day when I pointed to a high vase
of exquisite bloom with a question
as to its contents. Regally lovely
they are to be sure. these great
rose-tinted, exotically charming
Gladioli. Such fascinating combi-
nations in flower arrangements are
possible at this time of the year.
The blue of larkspurs and bach
elor's buttons, the soft yellow glim-
mer of golden-hearted daisies, the
pale pink of the summer carna-
tons, rich rose of flutey-edged
hollyhocksl But then, this is al
ways a shop of delightfully."- original
flower arrangements. You'll enjoy
their eAauisitely understanding
flower service.
Beauty ribbons of the moments
favor. brilliant, beautiful, becoming
Beauty and Romance
10 hand in hand these gay, vic
~ tory days and after you've taken
kodak pictures to be treasured in
the years to come, leave them. on
Sunday, in the box on the left hand
side of the entrance to the Kase
Studio, 2ls Neville Block, Sixteenth
and Harvey. They will receive the
same one-day artistic service you've
always had.
Many suits feature belt and waist
coat cut together.
Bronze Green.
TT WAS really most lovely
L blouse, quite the most attractive
Polly had ever hadl But SO pc
culiar the tint, so intricate the styl-
ing, that she palpitated with fear as
to the outcome when it came to
cleaning. 1t just came back from
Dresher's, Twenty-second and Far
nam, and my dears, it's really pref
tier than it was when new! Such
compliments as I've had. The mid
night blue and gray charmeuse
frock, two-toned, which I sent at
the same time, is also better than
new" Most sincerely do ] recon-
mend this cleaning method. The
prices are most reasonable, too.
Yellow straw sports hats have
crowns OF figured calico.
True Smartness Is the Virtue Of
Perfect Tailoring.
T KNEETER, exclusive tailor,
- second floor, Sixteenth and
Howard, is Justly brimful of en-
thusiastic planning for milady's new
fall tailleur. Since all fabrics are
climbing ever skyward, and labor
as scarce as scarce can be, prices
will be much higher in the fall than
they are now. So, ladies fair, we'd
better be getting in our orders now
during the quiet summer months.
The tailored suit automatically de-
mands tailored hat.
High and Low
Dun the lacey frill pillows round
~ the scallops of the knee-hem
on an organdie frock at Thorne's.
Deeply cut, lace-edged, are the seal
lops ON the bodice, sleeves and sash
ends, while there's fascinating
range OF colors offered-Hesrt-
o'rose. tea rose. pink and white.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
:ly Beautiful. Voguishly

Hf5lliantly Beautiful, Vogulshly
Vivid.
A. RE Fashions favored sports
~ skirts, fashioned along the
most approved smart lines, which
I've been seeing at F. w. Thorne's,
Eighteenth and Farnam. Deep sea
blue is fan-ta-si, fascinatingly
trepey in effect, its two-toned col
ofing suggesting the wondrous col
oring Of the sea, green tints visible
first. .hen deeply blue underneath.
Blocked in blue is the figured
gearg<tte yelling for tan Baronet
satin, while most bewitchingly love-
" is pink novelty Baronet,
,,webb-d in design. Skirts for every
occasion in fashions colorful CAL
endar!
$50 4
j. Urderslips should be made of the
softast, most supple silks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

SN>ty AsANlAiONl vi lliS ldthlI(, ld1lPS
to light the spirit of home, candle
sticks splashed in jewel colors pc
culiar to the beauty of the poly
chrome finish, everything to make
home lovely and livable, adorable
gifts, are found in this art center
Satinette is the new white wash
fabric of which separate skirts are
fashioned.
Millions of Frills"-
WELL perhaps not quite that
w many, but frill upon frill of
lace adorn the long net vestee front
of a coral blouse at Thorne's. The
slashed bib-yoke collar is most be-
coming, falling over a long folded
tie, bead-weighted. (This model is
also shown in apricot) Rainbow
colors-green, gold, blue, rose
CLINT in the yarn embroidery on an
other blouse, evolved of beige
georgette, whose ingenious cuffs
show lovely lines. Vari- tinted new
models with all the new seasons
tantalzing innovations, they'll de-
light the most conservative!
Some New York shops think we'll
Of foulard bathing suits and use the
satin material to trim wool or fiber
jersey models.
There's an Unusual Nicely of Finish
A BOUT the blouses fashioned by
"A the little brown women of the
Philippines not attained by thewo-
men of other countries. The blouse
department of the Brandeis stores,
10th and Douglas, have just received
a direct shipment of these alluring
dainty blouse creations on the last
boat arriving from these islands.
Exquisite communion cloth forms
the foundation for numberless tiny
stitches in handdrawn work, hem
stitching. Madeira embroidery and
rarely delicate 6let laces. Every
fashion foible in collars, cuffs and
neckline, make them charming addi-
tons to the summer wardrobe. Miss
Green, who has come from Wash
ington to take charge of the depart
ment, , promises some startling
"Americanizations of French blouse
modes" for early fall trade
Silver brocaded white chiffon was
used for a bridal set developed in
simple Greek style.
The Normandy Blouse.
A LMOST as many names as
"A there are styles in blousedom! !
Quantity adorable as its delightful
name is the Normandy blouse at
Orkin Brothers, Sixteenth and Har-
ney. In white and flesh, it has a
filet collar, with wide filet band
halfway to the waist, wide-tucked
above and below. 1t is pleasantly
priced at $495
Play aprons and lovers" of Gre
tonne show figures from Storybook
land in an array to arrest and de-
light the heart of any tiny boy or
girl. Miss Muffet, Little Boy Blue,
Red Riding Hood, even Mother
Goose herself romp in glorious fun
over rest pillows, comfies of soft
ness, tiny sun hats and swinging
baskets to hold precious playthings.
Chinese Crepe-Charming, Cool
rs the fabric chosen for modish
l. frock models displayed in the F.
w. Thorne Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam. In gray, combined with
rose, pink, green, lavendar or tan.
they're fascinatingly frilled in lacey
bows on vestee and tunic. while
wide velvet ribbons at wrist and
girdle-line lend touch refreshingly
novel.
Pongee, beautifully tailored, is a
sports blouse modified MILDLY style
which 10 sold for s4.9s,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

fascinating, the white kid oxfords
gracefully cut, for from 50 to $l2.
Nile cloth oxfords they're showing
in low and high heels at S. up; Nile
cloth pumps in the same price
range, while the white kid pumps
are dainty as can be, delicately dur
able, easily cleaned, for from 50 to
sl2. Shoes of satisfying usefulness,
rare charm!
Remarkable for its practical use
fulness is an elbow table" of solid
mahogany, gracefully cut, to place at
the side of ones favorite chair or at
the end Of an overstuffed davenport.
Astonishingly lovely, it's but $40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

So arise the invitation
spend the Weekend What take what eavet indeed puzzle
IF sports Of becomingness and unmakabl chic this
clothed for all The skirt of heavy rough
x the silk Jersey fabrics tcoete Pauee with
btp embroidered in smaly gdd
combine fetchngy emphasize with subey each elusive
Of oyousne and there's hacompanon for froc this
journey shore the weekend
wardrobe the bathing suit either ucy hortked satin silk
purely professional in its -pieced efficiency.
evening naively fresh unsophsicated
and hem demurely admirably suited
a"dancing evenings.
few "wearabes remember, bomngness rather than
ultra luggage when the invitation and
El5Sness!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
, Deliciously Delightfully."- Detachable

QUITE the most toothsome thing
" I know this hot weather is the
big sirloin steak, perfectly cooked
which they're serving with French
fried potatoes, and bread and but
ter, for 85c at the Flatiron Cafe,
Seventeenth and St. Marys avenue.
Gratefully cool are the dining
rooms, high-ceilinged, famed by
numberless electric fans, advantage
ously placed for hot weather com
fort.
From finely checked crepe, some
OF the prettiest afternoon frocks are
made.
There's a Subtle Lure.
n HAT turks in "campin' out"
l. The great out-of-doors calls
urgently and we're bound, sooner
or later, to follow the call Then
we'll be glad to have one of the
"Stsrno Stoves" for camping which
they're showing at Lees Rialto
drug store, Fifteenth and Douglas.
Extremely practical, they solve
many camp-life difficulties, burning
solicited alcohol in an intensified
heat. They're priced from ST to
to $3.50.
Coats are made to look as much
like eapes as possible.
=
Making Hot Weather Easy for the
Babies.
\ RE the many hot weather helps
"A I've found at the Omaha Reed
& Rattan Co., just south of the
Castle Hotel, Sixteenth and Jones
Gates to close the doors from SIPS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

A most enticing sleeve seen in
taffeta frock Of navy blue. The
deep founce Of white lace takes one
back to the arm-revealing sleeves Of
yesteryear.
Dedicated to Better Homes
rs the H. R. Bowen Furniture
l. Company, Howard between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets. Their
windows are an ever-changing pic
,ure, keeping the home lovers con-
SANITY informed as to what is new
and correct in home furnishings
These displays are worthy the care
full study of every person interested
in the home beautiful. They are
planned and prepared by men of
long and specialized training in
home identifying, who have at their
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29
He loosed my hand to salute the day
He vas one Nth the wind and the soaring lark
He called me to follolD along the lvay
We had lvaIked so close in the dark
GARRISON in Everybody's.

Monday, June Thirtieth,
ORCHARD & WILHELM COM
" pany, will commence their an
nual July sale. Not that the things
offered aren't worth their original
prices. you understand, but because
the merchandising policy of the
store demands that the stock be
cleaned up of odd bits, pieces of
furniture, hundreds of samples, as
we'll as complete suites, for which
you'll easily find place in your
home. Exquisitely lovely rugs
rarely beautiful, will be offered in
this July sale from small mats to
extra large carpet sizes. Limo
leums of extreme value to make
lovely the kitchen. Bits of artful
"lovelinesses" without number in
the gift department will be offered
at generous reductions. Draperies
for the whole house will be avail
able in fabrics fascinatingly attrac-
tive All kinds of "necessaries" in
the kitchen equipment department
iilohC SFCh olAy NAoll oliC ildA
kitchen to furnish. While most
welcome at this season of the year
is the news that the luggage de-
partment has unusually pleasant
offerings in smart luggage of all
kinds. III be very glad to shop in
any part of the store for you during
this sale. You'll find large adver
tisement in another part of the
paper.
Just saw taupe Paulette sports
suit for $3.50!
The Atmosphere of a Home
rs DETERMINED by the artistic
L touches-and these you'll find in
profusion at the store OF A. Hospe
Co., 1913 Douglas street. Etchings
of rare delight for the dining room.
mirrors to reflect the happiness of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

disposal most unusually lovely home
furnishings, of which the window
displays are but an index. You will
be impressed by the high character
of the suggestions offered in dec
orative ideas for the home, won
drously lovely furnishings at sur
prisngly reasonable outlay of
money.
The mirror gift is one of delight
full rejecting propensities in more
ways than one. This delight in
polychrome finish is hung BY the
new cord and tassel in silk.
Motor wells are edged with faille
ribbon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

every member of the family, lamps
to light the spirit of home, candle
sticks splashed in jewel colors pc
culiar to the beauty of the poly
chrome finish, everything to make
home lovely and livable, adorable
gifts, are found in this art center
Satinette is the new white wash
fabric of which separate skirts are
fashioned.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-26
MARLBORO.

Robert Prentiss has taken a position
in Lexington, Mass.
Miss Viola Braman Of Brattleboro
high school spent the weekend with her
parents. She was accompanied. br her
elassmate, Miss Woodwork of West
Brattleboro
a very large number attended the
sugar dinner at the home of f. ?,
Aaans. Saturday, Feb, %, Brattleboro
Icing well represented. The occasion
was enjoyed until a late hour in the
afternoon. g.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Van Wycl1 and
children spent the weekend with Mrs
Van Wyek's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
e. Leonard. Mr. Van WEEK returned K
his home in Wilmington Sunday exc
ning. Mrs. Van Wyek and children re
manned for a few days