Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
the Multitude of Fur Modes

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l. outstanding feature of charm
The National Fur and Tanning COM
pany, with showrooms in the Ath-
letic Club building, Seventeenth and
Douglas, gives US this bit of advance
information. And one must wear
the new cape-coatee pieces drawn
tightly around the arms just above
the elbow. Coates are still the
"dernier cri" with a wee bit less Of
fullness in their fashioning, and the
dainty little mole of silken softness
continues to be a most enchanting
peltry.
Navy is still the lasting color for
general wear.
If One Were in London One Might
See This-
ssNROSSE & BLACKWELL
marmalade" on a shop sign
and be at once tempted to enter
for the purchase of an orange mar
lnalade of charm unusual. The
Sommers Speciality Shop, next door
10 the Brandeis theater, has just re-
ceived shipment of this inimitable
delicacy. Such delight, this ex-
elusive shop of rare fruits arriving
daily from sun-favored garden spots
of the world. No need for jaded
spring appetite. for here one will
find tempting bits Of lusciousness
unexpected.
Three-feather ostrich fans sway
on every fashionable zephyr this
season.
Baby Carriages, Srollers and
Sulhes.
THE Omaha Reed and Rattan Co.,
1 Sixteenth and Jones, is show
ing an enhancing array of car
riages in fiber and reed, with reed
predominating, priced from $2o up.
of excellent workmanship and
artistic finish. They have reversible
bodies with double coil springs. Best
Of all, "every part of every car
riage is guaranteed" Quite delight
full too, the little "strollers" with
four wheels, or the two-wheel
sulkies.
Longer skirts and shorter jack
cts seem to be coming into favor.
Brief Cases of Impressive Beauty.
TUST arrived at the Omaha Print
= ing company, Thirteenth and
Farnam, are brief cases of selected
feathers, handsomely stitched and
fitted in exclusive locks and buckles
Cases which you'd be proud to
present as gift with compartments
of clever planning which assure
greatest convenience and efficiency
at moments of critical importance.
The kind of brief case the profess
sional man has sought for quite some
time, they're true achievements of the
leather art. You'll find wide line
of ultra-smart luggage shown in this
shop on the main floor in diversity
of stylings gratifying indeed.
OF course milady carries Bos-
ton Bag on her shopping tours,
They're such convenience. Nest
ce pas?
One dress has a double set of
straight peplums at its sides.
Cut Along the Most Allurins Lines
A RE the lace trimmed sash belt
"A "Slip-On" house dress models
at the Vanity Shop, third floor, Sc
curities building, Sixteenth and Far
nam. OF percale in pink and white,
blue and white, plain pink and plain
blue they're priced at $s.95 and
$3.50. French voiles of radiant color
ings with long panniers, lace trim
med, are of an exquisite daintiness
and may be had in vivid rose and
blue or pastel shades of green and
orchid. These At $l0.s0 and $l2.
A Corset Specialist
MUST be q subtle artist where
AV4 years are concerned-and it is
indeed a clever woman who retains
her charming lines of youth as long
as possible. So hard too, when one
is inclined to be stoutl Then it is
that one appreciates the cleverness
of Dorothy Hill, corset specialist.
second floor, Neville building. Six
teenth and Harney, who has made
a study of designing and fitting
corsets with an accession Of grace
and symmetry to the stout figure.
Send for literature and measure
Af.oEe