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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

Milady Ak-Sar-Ben.
"ILL don silks and satins of
w grandeur this season, spread
ing vast drapings as gorgeous in
color as any peacock in a sunlit gar
den. The Brandeis silk department
is showing Chinchilla satin, soft,
crepey, heavy and exquisite enough
for the fashioning of wraps royal
and queenly gowns. in colors which
might have been flashed from the
perfectly cut facets of an exquisite
diamond. Among the smooth, lus-
trous satins are Barrie, Kittens
Ear, Pussy Willow, Moon-Glo and
kumsikumsa in two-toned bro
cades. Nothing is too rich for even
ing wear this year, great roses and
leaves in gold and silver embellish
georgettes of peculiar loveliness, in
shades rivaling exotic blossoms Of
the tropics. These silks and geor-
gettes are fashioned by Mallinson
company, New York, who exported
fabrics for the wedding of Princess
Patricia. They pride themselves
upon the unconfined radiance and
exquisite quality Of their creations.
You'll find wide color range of
imported silk duvetynes at $3.50 a
yard-the last they're to have.
They're most enchanting for COM
bination with satins. Lovelier than
ever are the chiffon velvets in great
heaps of myriad tinted folds. A de-
partment of fairy beauty most de-
lightful.
Capes have invaded the knit goods
department. Beautiful capes and
wraps in brush wool promise to
rival the long popular sweater.
They have collars of Angora in con-
trasting colors or fur. They are
being shown in all the brilliant sport
shades. One model that is much
admired is three-quarter length
cape with large pockets. 1t is in
rose color and has deep nutria
collar.
Delicate Silver Lace
CHEEKY, shimmerful and lovely
~ calls for just such coat as the
Beaverette model at the Lamond
Shop, second floor, Securities build
ing. Sixteenth and Farnam Rolling
to the waistline is the collar which
buttons under novel tortoise she'll
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

'The Modern Way to Beauty and
Health
rs A most interesting little book
Alet which accompanies the cleo
trio vibrator with its three applica-
tors, sold complete for S. at the
Nelson Electric company, 406 So.
Fifteenth street. just north OF the
Orpheum. Cleansing and beautify-
ing the skin, properly nourishing
the scalp so that the hair becomes
softly luxuriant, banishing wrinklss,
making the flesh firm, rounding neck
and shoulders just in time for the
winters decollette, developing or
reducing any part of the body.
Electricity, that wonder healer.
through the use of this marvellous
little vibrator, relieves cases of
nerves, rheumatism, indigestion and
promotes a state of relaxation con-
ductive to health and beauty. You'll
find this a shop specializing in most
artistic lighting fixtures-everything
that's new and artistic. &
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

0NE finds most appealing the bed
" clothing of marvellous lowell
ness at Thomas Kilpatrick's, Fiji
teenth and Douglas, where for many
years they've made a speciality of
the best obtainable in bed clothes,
supreme in style, quality and finish.
Lustrously exquisite is dark old
gold heavily brocaded comforter,
down filled, satin bordered. ribbon
tied, with lining of Japanese silk.
An old blue brocade is the same
price. Reminiscent of the fragrance
and color Of an Old English garden
is a sateen wool filled comforter
rose bordered. Especially do they
pride themselves on their Pride of
Omaha" blankets, specially priced
at $ls,75, in pink, old rose. blue and
canary all white with colored bor-
ders, also plaid. Thicker and firm
er are the AkSar-Ben Queen blan-
kets for $3.50, while a joy forever,
the Hinsdale tiny hairline stripes in
plaid for STATS. Sheets and pillow
cases plain and hemstitched are
guaranteed under their trade names.
Infinitely attractive gift boxes con-
tain sheet and pillow cases embroi-
dered THE pillow that is light is
the pillow that is right and their
pillows, the T. K. special of pure
goose feathers, and the Queen
Louise of goose down verify this
statement. Quantity charming are
the 80x90 patchwork quilts for use
as spreads, in all the designs of
grandmo other's days, at $l7.75. Bed
ding to delight every housewives
heart, at prices to crafty the thrift
est longing.
Piquantly Partisan
A RE the newly arrived hat models
A displayed in the windows at the
Nebraska Clothing company, Fif-
teenth and Farnam. All created by
the same artist designer, they're a
collection at once strikingly distinc-
tive in lines, rich in materials and
luxurious in the unstinted or con-
servative use of exquisite trimmings
Perhaps the most widely known OF
eastern designers, when she places a
silver petaIed flower, swirl of ostrich,
drape or fold of velvet ties ribbon
or nonchalantly places a novelty pin
or feather of jet, it is done with the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

MY DEARS When the wardrobe becomes the matter Of moment
best few hours Polly at your service Her heart beats
happy planning bride who meet her hearts
beloved for huyup wedding for the little schoolgirl who
ceved the coveted scholarship the last moment Such rushing from
then another with suggestions
sku helpers those girls siken
belongings
feminine heart.
The thing keep mind when sending of these calls
to state definitely beyond doubt the exact amount
afford
sary follows you've idea how matters expedited picture
the letter. Or if yourself doing the shops write
Polly, what
mind; she'll tell where find what
she shop day. and makes her
business what being shown You'll find that it's time
saved you'll place confidence Poys shopping
services
c. o. D., subject approval
unless order check oand refunds
indeed for can't keep the garment sent Remember
limited the things talked of this
any shopping need gladly filled fot and chill
whether advertised absolutely free charge
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

the beauties OF nature. Additional
shipments are arriving daily, you'll
find upon seeing them that they
speak for themselves. One of the
newest and loveliest is a dull black
kid with satin laced top for SIS, an
all-satin oxford, heavy. lustrous,
with good heavy walking sole, raw
ishingly dainty lines, $3.50. There
is satin and satin. my dears. of vary
ing rades:~This is so heavy that it
just cant crack
The fashionable stockings are so
thin that they are transparent. They
clocks at the side. Dark blue and
chestnut brown are two colors that
are preferred to black.
The Favored Surplice Closing
IT AS been chosen as one Of the
IL fascinating touches on suit at
Herzberg's, 1917 Douglas Further
adding to the witching effect is a
long square cut collar of Hudson
seal, a swinging panel edged in the
same fur, which swaying back, dis
closes a jeweled lining. Midnight
blue, that fascina ting color. is soft
velour whose coat bangles whimsical
tiny beaver panels at each side Of
great rounded fur pockets. Unusu-
ally charming are the cord tucks un-
DER the soft waist sash, while the
skirt is helped to perfection by a
"hip-to-hem" trim of the same
corded tucks.
Contributing Smartness to Any
Time Of Day
A RE the sport skirts at Lamonds
"A second floor, Securities build
ing. In all the new novelty combina-
tions, navy and French blue, blue
and brown, henna and black, they
exploit every fashion-favored style
note of the season. Great tucks
sway with their weight of novelty art
buttons, in colors to harmonic
pockets of unusual charm, unex-
pectedly placed. You'll find most
pleasing also the extensive line Of
navy skirts shown.
The latest touch to the cape is the
embroidered yoke.
Choker Furs of Fascinating 1ndi-
>vidualism.
A RE shown at the Alaskan Fur
1ACo., second floor, 10th and Doug,
las. Ranging in deep furriness from
gold to deepest brown is a sable
choker for $3.50, whose creamy
face and dainty feet dangle over
hind paws and fluffy tail. A touch
of orange under the throat renders
it a piece of infipite charm. A
three-skin piece of the same fur
is $50. Gray squirrel so fascinat'
ingly becoming this season fashions
a one-skin piece for $3.50 Ga taupe
squirrel could be made up for the
same price) while the ever popula,
mink fashions a one-skin choker fo,
SIS.
i
A Master Interpretation of the
Fall Mode.
rs A FLARE back suit mode
L in shadow silvertone at F. W
Thorne's. Eighteenth and Farnam
Silvery gray is the shadowed block
ing on a twilight blue ground, fros
silk the lining. Four shaped panel
form the rippled flare of the back
while it costly buttons itself agains
the weather up to collar doubl
banded in soft gray squirrel. ON
of the new style offerings in tn
million Dollar Sale"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

recognize a means to expediency,
have adopted these bags from our
eastern sisters. I've noticed many
shoppers carrying them, too,
They form a carryall that sets
ones mind at rest for the care of
those troublesome small packages
so easy to lose. This is the shop
of smart luggage, bags and suit
cases, as we'll as good looking brief
cases, in fact everything in leather.
As for the short sleeve, it seems
to have won out in frocks for the
country. 1t is seen here and there
at the smart restaurants, worn by
women who like to keep up with a
new thing rather than be conserva-
tive Long gloves are rarely worn
with it. The frock is usually
covered by cape in the open, and
the arms and hands are bare in the
house.
Graduates Are at
All Times Interesting.
THIS time it is a graduate in
l. identifying" Mrs. Gunston of
the Delft Hair Parlors, second floor
Baird building, Seventeenth and
Douglas, announces that she has to
offer to her patrons as permanent
part of her shop a graduate of east
ern beauty schools, an expert in the
art Of femme beautifying, who will
divulge many, many secrets. Es-
pecially skilled is she in marcel wav-
ing, which after all is the most
satisfactory and lasting way Of colt
ing milady's trsssss. :
When You're All But Desperate
A T the necessity Of preparing a
"A sumptuously elaborate dinner, ,one
that calls for rich pastries, cakes Of
delectable richness, just bear in
mind that the Sommers Speciality
Shop, next door to the Brandeis
Theater, 18th and Douglas, have, de-
voting her time to their special Or
ders, a woman far-famed for her
culinary arts, who concocts richest
goodies of quality unquestioned,
eggs, butter, nuts of perfection such
as you've dreamed of. Call per-
sonally or phone in your orders.
Polly will vouch for their delecta-
bility!
White angora wool and black let
embroider black taffeta dresses.
Decorative Art Wares.
ORCHARD & WILHELM'S at
~ tractive gift shop abounds with
beautiful artistries, gifts for the fall
bride Odd pieces Of silver, quaint
old-world bits of iridescent glass,
rare tapestry silken lamp shades,
subdued or gorgeously vivid, hand
painted parchment candle and lamp
shades, china of colorful possibilities,
beaded bags of exquisite loveliness,
unusual jewels in hand-wrought set
tings, mass of rarely exquisite COL
ors, hundreds of gifts to add dec
orative touch to the new home.
I
New Fall Basketry.
w ALL pockets of various styles,
w fern baskets, for table and floor
with and without legs) great floor
jardiaierres, queerly shallow baskets
with high and wide handles, long
narrow violet vender" baskets, are
among the fascinating collection
Just received at the John Bath
Flower Shop, Eighteenth and Far
nam. Stained French gray, soft
greens, and browns, you've no con-
ception of their exquisiteness when
filled with flowers for luncheon. or
dinner table, elaborate wedding par
ties. or with the more subdued. but
no less lovely. flower arrangements
for sick rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07
Tailleurs in Trimmest Partisan A

n FTEN employ the new voguish
" novelty checked suitings. pea
cock blue and brown, green and
brown, light tan and brown, now
on display at Thompson-B elden's.
The only adornment on these stun
ming tailleurs, pleats, ball buttons.
and heavy line stitchings, leave the
suits to depend for smartness upon
their color combinations and the
subtle style suggestions of their
tailoring. Transcendently beautiful
broadcloths, silky in finish, fascinat-
ing in color range, bronze. beet root,
brown tones, burgundy, myrtle
green taupe, navy and black, un-
usually modish in this embroidered
and fur-t trimmed season Increasing
ly hard to find) are here in wide
selection. Tricotine, the new sea-
sons textile marvel, lovely beyond
expression for frock and suit fash
ioning, is shown in the same color
range. Fabrics to suit every whim
Of personality.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

Teachers
WILL find most welcome ap,
w propriate subjects for school
pictures at Hospe's, 1918 Douglas.
Baby Stuart in soft brown, IS by 20,
it's S. framed. Groups of pictures,
Angelus, Cleaners, Planting Pota-
toes and The Shepherdess by Millet,
are rs cents each; these by Bon
heur and Corot the same price. A pic
ture of the allied flags, so cents-S2
framed. Pershing, Foch. Haig and
Wilson, Lincoln and Washington are
the same size and the same price.
Large pictures for high school class
rooms are priced from $3.50 to $40.
(This shop is making special fea-
ture of eight color paint boxes for
so cents.)
The dark blue blouse continues to
be popular. Particularly pretty is
one model in navy georgette en-
broidered in steel beads.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07
Smart Autumn Apparel.

Smdft AUTUMN AppdreI.
OFFERING creative embodiments
" fostered under the guidance of
foremost style authorities will be
seen in the fall opening Monday at
the Emporium on Sixteenth, between
Farnam and Harvey. Furs sunp-
tuously rich, suits of unusual smart
ness, clever fall coats, ingenious new
modes in gowns, blouses of rare
beauty, hats of distinctive charm,
silken underthings supremely lovely.
You'll find a most cordial welcom-
ing to this showing of fall fashions
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

A little loue, a little trust,
A soft impulse a sudden dre:.. NJ
And life as dry as desert dust
Is fresher than mountain stream.
So simple is the heart of man
So ready for nelU hope and joy;
Ten thousand years since it BEGAN
Have left it younger than a boy.
THE Earth and Man. by Stopford Brooke
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07
Radiant With the
Spirit Of Autumn.

Radiant With the
Spirit of Autumn.
THIS sapphire blue etyne
l. frock of silken satiny texture
clinging graceful lines, whose bod
ice is draped under hanging back
panel. Picture if you can, milady' 5
loveliness in the high encircling col
lar of flying squirrel and heavily
weighted cuffs OF the same exqui,
site fur. Hundreds Of dollars" one
exclaims! Non, non, mes amies, for
its one of the specially priced mod.
els in the Thorne Million Dollar
sale.
From Overseas
HAS come salt set Of clear am
~ Der, most unusual, almost un
nable, with tiny carved spoons
This set of six individual salts is or
display at the ALA Shop. 2O7 Soutf
Eighteenth street, where they're
selling it for 4 soldier lad who
brought it home and would like tc
sell it, together with a German war
cross dated 1878.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

button. Supple grace is expressed
in the folds of yoke and sleeves all
in one piece supreme coz:ness in the
deep elbow sleeves. Swagger pock-
cts roll back on the outside of this
coat Of stunning smartness, while the
lining of new ,crepey silk in soft
blues and rose contributes to an ef-
feet of furry softness, Turing lowell
ness.
NNTONARCH OF the world
A'A As everybody knows
Whose very carriage strap must be
Adorned with ribbon bows"
Tiny forgetmenots on a strap oi
rubber to confine master monarch
in his carriage kingdom, fluff oi
satin loops at either side, as camou-
flage to direful necessity-pink or
blue in silver striped gift box, they
make a lovely gift for baby. A Bit
more gorgeous are the wide satin
bands from which dangle three toys
a wicker rattle, one of celluloid and
a teething ring.
Any Good Film Will Make Nice
Enlargement
A T KASE'S STUDIO, 2l5 Ne.
"A vile building, they're showing
a splendid enlargement made from a
tiny kodak snap shot of rollickine
twins engrossed in a "splashy" bath
An especially good size for enlarge
ment of children's pictures, it's by
I. You'll find the excellence o.
work. promptitude of service mos
gratifying in this shop of trained
skill and artistry.
One can hardly call fringe a trim
ming any more in France. For ir
more than one dress seen recent,
the fringe was the dress. One stun
ming evening gown worn by smart
ly dressed French woman recently
consisted really of three tiers of je
fringe.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07

Dame Fashions
Voguish DEGREES.
Comfortable width marks IT,.
autumn skirts.
Cream-colorcd silk gloves are
beaded.
Gray squirrel and hare are fa-
vorite furs. ...4
Jersey is most excellent for trav-
cling wear.
Many new blouses are made with
high necks.
Flaring, medici collars appear on
blouse suits.
Fashion phrophesies an immense
use of laces.
Ostrich fringe is used to trim
dining frocks.
White satin chemises have print
ed floral designs.
Inc general tendency so lar -
for large hats as we'll as small.
Coat dresses of serge are prac-
tical and smart.
Furs will be more luxurious than
ever this winter.
Collars cuffs and skirts are
trimmed with fringe.
= =
Square collars are of net edged
with valenciennes.
Thickly- trimmed turbans actually
hide the eyebrows.
Black velvet hats, fitting,
are chic for children.
Georgette is as much used as
ever for fall blouses. ....
4
Broad muffler collars appear on
the new fur garments.
Some autumn hats are rather
mushroom in character.
Many dark cloth frocks have
their edges bound in silk braid.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-07
Ideal for Carrying
Books and Papers

Ideal tor Carrying
Books and Papers
A RE the Boston Bags shown at
"A the Omaha Printing company,
Thirteenth and Farnam. In black
and brown feathers, neatly lined.
handsomely stitched and finished,
durable, convenient, they're quite
the most complete carrier I've seen
for books, papers, even small lunch
cons. We western people, quick TO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01
Window Service Flag
of Red Cross Due for
Display During Drive

For ten days between November 2
and H. the window service flag OF
the American Rcd Gross is 40 reap
penn in the homes aud offices of Al
]buuu,ique The symbol Of member
ship, $50 familiar during the war, nus
but u slight thanEc la 1t FOR %
year 1890. The 1899 flag has three
blue stripes around the outer border
Ca indicate the third annual mem
horship roll call.
Officials of the Alhupu"rquc chap
ter stute that this flag should be dis
pluNcu when the first member of the
household Joins. thus eliminating the
possibility ul rc-soliCitttion for mem
hcrahip. As other momhers Of The
household iuin. additional service
crosses VIII be provided TO be placed
ou thv flag ouo Tor each member.
ENyrNthinE ls in readiness for "a
hHss. thorough uan,as oi the cntir"
county. Mrs George ~. Wheeler has
her IS teamh groomci Tor Intensive
work Within Albuquerque, while Mes
tor MontoSu has laid splendid plans
for work ben the districts outside of
the city. The sale Of automobile
stickcrs under the direction OF Miss
Virginia Hereby is expected TO pro.
duge u large revenue
The last two DAYS Of the roll call.
the 10th and lith, have been dcsig'
mated as mop up" days. ON these
days. the roll can forces viii call at
uil homes not d%ispiaytuE the service
tlag.
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WASHINGTON. u. {. 49, Woodruw
wilson. c0italc>ccnt, ~lt~ mp daily
nov la u big cheerful room fun of
flowc"> aud sunlight.
H. ~ the southwest corner OF the
stcoud floor of the White House.
He's building up ~trVngth to tncklc
tiic knott, problems that have aris-
en- In his month NJ Hines.
But hes building slowly.
He knows much lc~~ CO.. whats going
as IN the world unn doc, ans par
san who reads tho uapp'r-.
iircnu-' o. hi> ".tatcmcut-'' is~ursl
To- save the DIVING .ui mblc. un'l
to forc.tnii the cuai -trikt, followed
bN hi> Ncto ur thu wartime pIuiiibi-
a. enforcement act. niHu, have
,iC impression Nilscn T. taking up
agu'u The rcin- Of government.
such j. nut the cast. lie went. for at
least another month.
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ting any notice that cars are not
ready for them on the drys FOR which
cars we've ordered. The cattle are
brought In Tor shipment and the ship
per Is then informed that IL il uncer-
tain when ears may arrive. Possibly
there Is no place TO hold the cattle
Tor any length OF time at the ship
ping point II the shipper could be In
formed that carr can not be had "a
few days before the date he proposes
to load. the cattle could be held at
home without much extra expense.
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nor I%arra2olo IN the matter AVID so.
licit his ard I'm getting relief FOR he
livestock shippers Governor Lnrrazo-
10 conferred with Hugh n. Williams.
chairman Of the corporation commits
sion. as TO what could be done. The
commission has already given this
shortage criou consideration. Il H.
hoped that some plan uiny be deyol-
upcd Tor relief.
Among the complaints before tho
commission may be mentioned the
fact thnt shippers have not been get
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II only takes a few moments to attach them
when you know how. No jack required.
Study the directions. Practice makes
perfect. No danger Of injury to tires.
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M 4 GROCERY co.
GETS STATE CHARTER

sANTA FE. \. NJ, Nov. Tho
James A. Dick company. II nj Paso.
has nicd IN chatter with the STATE
corporation commission. The conf
pany Is Incorporated under the laws
Of Texas with capital stock OF $500
0O0, The principal Office In New
Mexico will be maintained In Deminr,
In charge OF Harry G. Ferris. statut-
DRY agent.
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Livestock Shippers
Appeal to Governor
To Help Get Cars

SANTA ~. Nov. Even the live
stock commission houses at primary
markets are becoming concerned oy-
err the car shortage In Sew McNico.
clay. Robinson d CO.. write Cover
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WRIT OF PROHIBITION
IN CHAVES COUNTY CASE

ANI 2 D.. n. 81. tuN. Ia pc
clptufy wit of prohibition has i,-
sued from I..e supreme court against
Judge charles a. Er.cr presiding
Judge Of the FIN judicial district
court. Ia N county Of Chaves. %
prevent him from issuing or cuforc-
ire ary orders that viii restrain or
restrict the execution Of % Judgment
o.. The district our Of Tnus county,
boo which the First national bank Of
Taos is p%IHIufir, and Harry Murri-
% I- defendant