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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Old Hats Reblocked and Trimmed
Foot Dress a Fascinating
Factor Of Milady S Toilette

Though the decided spring footwear still considered more
less quantity this need not inconvenience the d
ncvely dressed She choose footwear which blends with
her individuality her costume expresses
Therefore while the boot shops uncertain whether to feature no
slippers past whether to play up the
sensible oxod the fashion
her dictates As always her apparel is chosen with mos
type and occasional side gance at the high tide
her individual taste the
choice of her moe her shoes tread TINS path or Tree
dom from saveike adherence to the way OF the day
oxfords, with their accompanying
which the class c the sensible everyday woman
the daring mode featered slippers and stockings at ALL which
at once from the realms OF the commonplace
The Egyptian strapped slipper the class of footwear regse ted
evening occasions until this popularity has
made item of everyday In fact its effect rich fabric
had been essened by its
appearance everyday Nevertheless the well shod
vors this sandal slipper for the dance dinner party and
is very charming amid its proper surroundings .
For time stockings natural and amber have held
Charming with simple without
on and with the patent slipper much evidence through
and fall These light stocking effects faithfully played
long black remained the color the day One accustomed
gathering fashionable diversions
similarity cloud of black butterflies relieved only by the lighter
stockings revealed above the dainty black slipper
This continued natural shade has evnced decided
tons Mdy chooses wool socks which she rolls down below her skirt
auny hemne she swings daring effects and chooses
stockings at ALL ..-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
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Accessories-1nspiration

Acknowledgment
q OMETIMES it is well to plan
~ the accessories to the costume
before the actual purchase of tn.
costume itself-so inspiring are the
new exquisitries suggested for Easter
at Hayden's. OF course Milady will
want an individual perfume-there
are in this department 1000 bottles
Of Mavis toilet water, a 75c value
at 29c. The French powders are Of.
fered at unusual cuts, too. Piver's
Coty's and Djer Kiss. Stetson kid
gloves, all shades in two-clasp styles
are $2.25. In the way Of jewels, there
are exquisite Richeleu pearls, $40
values at $500. Handbags, neckwear.
ribbons and laces add to the inspira-
ton attendant to the successful con-
summation OF. Milady's loveliness on
Easter morning.
Real lace black, white and col
ored, is used in combination with the
hlmy materials to produce exquisite
summer gowns.
Easter Lilies in Exquisite Abandon.
TIELDS OF Easter lilies will be
! on display this week in the
Welsh Flower Shop, Brandeis thea
ter lobby, 18th and Farnam. Great,
exquisitely perfect blossoms, you
find them the Easter flower par ex-
cellence.
Bracelets are exceedingly popular,
some women adorning their bare
arms with bracelets at the wrist and
above the elbow. A great many
rhinestone flexible bracelets are worn
with evening dresses, but with the
more somber afternoon gowns coll
bred or black bracelets are the most
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Wide Color Range Is a
Boon to Fashions
Whim.

The wide color range again
furnishes all example of fashions
adaptability. If one prefers the
vivid shades, there arc burnt orange,
fuchsia and warm tomato tones from
which to choose. In pastel shades
come lovely pale greens, orchids,
yellows and blues shading into sap.
phire. Despite this lively COMPETE
ton, however, the all black or all
white costumes yield not an inch.
In fact, at least one black gown is
an indispensable part Of the WE'LL
dressed woman's wardrobe, and this
with no restriction to youth. For
every young girl there is the de-
sired black dress, if she will but find
it. 1t may be fashioned Of chiffon,
crepe satin or canton crepe.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

the queen,
y the thrilling label in the gown
Lon display IN the second iloos
costume department Of the Bfandeis
Stores. 18th and Douglas, An exact
duplication Of the wedding gown
OF Princess Mary OF England. made
by Reville who achieved the crea-
ton worn by the princess AZ the
recent ceremony. Well worth the
viewing is this model. to be desired
by lovely brides. A foundation o..
heavy. roughly woven silver cloth is
arifully swatched about the figure.
the top softly finished in flesh tulle.
the hem finished in beaded tasSels.
Heavy roses in varying sizes COM
pose iairy-likc lattice work over
the sheerness OF the ivory chiffon
gown. the center OF each a big rough
river pearl. Delicate fern fronds arc
wrought in silver and silk threads.
the whole a frosted slvery dream
as evancscen, as the promise OF hap
piness ever after a quoenly
coronct OF orange blossoms forms
the foundation or the cloudy brides
veil which hangs even longer than
the double ivory satin train from the
shoulders, a train weighted by a
heavy cluster of orange blossoms,
he same size as the corsagc placed
low at the side OF the waistlinc with
hanging silver cord. The florists
will find interesting the suggested
boquet to accompany wedding
gowns OF Moyenage tendencies
sheaf OF lilies, chastely pure with
great knot Of white tulle.
Flowers Ever Ncw-Ever Charming,
Distinctively Different.
LESS and Swoboda, l4l5 Farnam,
AAmay truly pride themselves on
their showing OF blossoms differ
ent." Mr.. Hess glowed with the
pride OF achievement when he looked
over his showing the other day, all
grown in my own greenhouse, look
at them" And truly you'd marvel
at the display of massed daisies,
snap dragons, stock, loupine, poppies.
violcts, forgetmenots, lilies OF the
valley, hundreds Of different flow
ers. Easter flowers OF distinction!
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
A Florist Who Assumes Every Gif,
Flower Responsibility

7 ZEE LARMON, florist. Hotel
- Fontenellc. 18th and Douglas,
Will artis,ically arrange your Easter
flower gifts-lcave all the details to
hlnt-you'll not be disappointed,
Whether the gilt is 10 be a subtly
appealing corSage. mass OF cut
flowers, or glowing bit of pottcd
plant growth, it is sure TO be right
il left to the Judgment OF this florist.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

TliE hosiery department. Burgess.
l. Nash, carries Inc OF exclusive
hose for the dainty person who Nigh,
he termed in the prs happer slssei
Imported socks As we'll as domestic
arc offered IN all roloIs in the hne'
eomhed cotton. Isle and SILK 10
match the rainbow eolofed play
iroeks affected by the younger set
The roll tops" very smart, ranging
IN price from 7Sc to Si.s0 often have
a contrasting top 10 strike the color
note OF the costume, For the grown
ups are the new Derby ribbed silk
and cotton sports hose ~ the tweed
shades at SIPS. 4 ,'iollowup" OF the
imported wool hose arc the imported
isles handeloekd. also lace isles. 81
To s.. Fashion authorities say that
Milady's silk hose must be light col.
ored ranging from onion shade 10
blond so We have offered: Meadow
lark, seaside. crane, veryain. colors
new and enhancing. The April brides
will find in this department delect-
able bits of gauziness TO peep mod
csily under the ivory satin skirt edge.
One might choose a lacey design or
an intricately threaded embroidery
model. Equally lovely are these
dainty hose for the confirmation
costume.
Enter-Fiapper Sport Sticks! A
swaggcr bit OF bamboo has all am
her handle banded in black, $3.50.
One oi brown wood has gllntirg
rcd handle with nonchalant wrist
cord OF brown.
One Hears a Lot About "Stouts"
THERE'S a great deal expressed
L by "Stouts' knows at once
that there's something coming in re-
gard 10 corsetry. One can be young
stout without much figure, this
young person can be successfully fit
ted in one of the Dorothy Hill cor
sets; il an old "stout" there are re-
ducing possibilities in a proper cor
set model. Fitting rooms. 2nd floor,
Neville Block, 10th and aH-ney.
Pleated collar and cuffs Of con-
trasting crepe de chine trim a one
piece sports frock OF the same ina
terial.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

The Sports Costume Completes
Every Successful Spring Land.
scape.
I" Asst WORD" sports toss arc
~ offered at Browning Kings.
Fifteenth aud Douglas. Genuine
camels hair are the swaeger top
coats OF conservative tans and browns
also in the dull merging colors so
popular among continental travellers.
Goats aud capes OF unusually fine
quality, mantailored. Handmade
blouses OF sheer dimities. fine linens,
soft radium silks employ unique meth
DDS OF trimming. OF noted charm is
a blouse with great half-circles Of
corded material. An appealing mod
cl Of white, orchid or beige has its
Peter Pan collar and rounded cuffs,
hand fagotted. Sailors in smart
bookings carry their crushed band
inss with a large amount OF smart
ness. Tailored wear of charm.
Why not a cross-stitchcd guest
towel for the bridge prize-a dainty
basket design is s..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
As Beautiful as the Early Days Of
Sunny Spring.

THE .gingham frock arrivals at
! Lamonds,, 18th and .Farnam.
Green checked gingham is an en-
chanting thing when it fashions a
gingham frock buttoned down the
front with cleaning buttons of pearl;
when its blouse is coat insofar as
widely -cut revers are concerned;
when its short sleeves, belts and
pockets are trimmed in gorgeously
wrought Bulgarian embroidery.
Frocks ranging i'll price through
such figures as $875, $l075, $3.50
to $3.50.
Old Hats Reblocked and Trimmed to
Springtime Freshness.
THE Kruger Hat Shop, 303 Bar
1 ker Block, will give an Easter
loveliness to the old chapeau, re-
freshen your furs, feathers and mara
bou. Closed after on Saturdays.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
The Wrap Silhouette Determined b.
the Personality Of the Wearer.

Az VVAoR 0AAASASSSS OSSSAAAAAAS0 W
the Personality Of the Wearer.
THE Paris Mode sponsors SO
1many and amazingly ovely
wraps that nlilady is compelled to
choose her wrap according to he:
gracious personality. Orkin Bros,
Conant Hotel building, 10th and
Harney, offer an extensive showing
of wrap triumphs, models in which
one will find embodied every ravisf1-
ing style note of the Spring Mode,
in colors and fabrics as we'll as dis
tinctive stylings at special pricing
OF $28. A pre-Easter sale of partic-
ular Importance!
Light blue ribbon embroidered in
black and white is used on frock
Of midnight blue cashmere crepe. A
fyock of green crepe de chine has
exaggerated cuffs of rose panne vel
vet fringed with coarse silk.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Iotj Go Jh0PPin8 with R

Crandna's gone on a iamboree.
Al dressed up like ipeniy-one:
Her skbs are Just belop her knee.
Her beauty is that neatly done
II almost fools her daughters son.
Win face so fixed she dare not smile.
She's pide apake and full Of fun
Old Ladies have gone out Of style.
In other cpoehs Miss Ann Tique
Had on the shelf been laid npay.
Too lone. neglected. prin, and mcek
To do a thing except crochet.
She leads The Younger Sci today,
And leads il just about mile.
She's daring. dcbonair and eap-
Old Ladies have gone out Of style.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Wicker Carriages Approved by Au-
thorities on Better Babies"

Wicker Carriages Approved by Au-
thorites on Better Babies"
A r the Omaha Reed & Rattan
Acompany. Sixteenth and Jones,
you will find an unusually complete
line of wicker carriages for the wee
ones, especially lovely in decorative
details. approved by well-known au-
thorities on Better Babies" ques-
tions. The prices are very low
You'll agree after viewing OF these
dainty wicker pieces.
Anklettes Of elastic solidly beaded
in Jet or cut steel are Sz each. Only
to be worn on one ankle, dear reader.
Closing Out Sale in Upstairs Hat
Shop Week Before Easter.
THE Botsford Hat Shop, Second
i Floor, Neville Block, Sixteenth
and Harney, offer their entire stock
Of hats at very low prices in big
Pre- Easter closing out sale. All new
hat arrivals are included i'll the sale
at prices from 81 up.
Caterer Assumes Management OF
Hotel Cafe and Cafeteria.
\ "A LFRED JONES, and family.
"A we'll know caterers and owners
Of Hillcrest, 2Sll Caldwell, have as
sumed management of the Hotel
C,s+Ie C,fe and Cafeteria. Sixteenth
and Jones Streets. Popular indeed
is the cooking and serving fame
Of Mr.. Jones and his friends will be
delighted to know. that he has taken
as his working motto in the new
management, Popular Prices" A
MONDAY meal will be served tor 5ac,
dinner in the evening will be Sue,
while the famous Alfred Jones Chick
en- Dinners, which made Hillcrest
deservedly popular, are priced at
Sl.25. Welcome to the Castle
Cafeteria and Cafe. The cold box
lunches are now Is cents, and with
them is sent coffee. iced tea or milk.
Miss Ten-Year-Old would love a
beige organdie frock with yarn en-
broidered design in nasturtiunl
shades. $40.
Individual Perfumes for Women
Who Care"
MANY compliments have been
W given to the Green Pharmacy,
10th and Howard on the unusually
extensive display OF imported per-
fumes offered--an assortment chosen
with a view to supplying the subtle
scent to be chosen for varied person
alities. One might love to have
someone whose opinion one values
Judge any one OF the exquisite es-
sences listed below as an expression
of her loneliness:
La Rose France Houbigant
Ideal Houbigant
Mes Delices Houbigant
I'm par d'Ambre Houbigant
Jasmin Arly
L'Origan Coty
La. Rose Jaqueminos Coty
Cappi Chermy
The finishing touch to the tout en-
scmble on Easter morning!
Chinese green, amethyst, deep.
toned yellow and reddish orange
are few Of the favorite spring
eolors
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

dSlllO1 0CIS tuc 0Cdl VI I1ST zap.
proval on the New Curled Bob. :"
THE F. NJ. SCHADELL & CO.,
i hair department, 1872 Douglas.
are showing an exceptionally clever
new bob" its softly curled mass ar
ranged in natural pufings which COW
>er the entire back of the head. I'm
possible to do this coiffure justice,
won't you drop into the shop and
enjoy its loveliness for yourself?
Berkley Grenadines-"The Tie Of a
Thousand Knots"
THE J. T. McQuillen Shop for
i Men, 1872 Farnam, has an ex-
tensive Easter display of the new
Berkley Grenadine ties which are I'M
usually smart in appearance as we'll
as being exceptionally practical in
wearing qualities. New and novel
designs will be noted by the discriln-
mating purchaser, for the colors in
troduced are those to please the most
conservatively inclined. will wear
forever" one man AYERS. They're
priced at S5 and $3.50.
An Easter import-l6-button suede
glove exquisitely embroidered in pur-
pie grapes, $3.50; 12-button length in
silver gray or mode embroidered in
wild rose or sweet pea design,
$3.50.
Easter Cards of Rare Appeal
THE stationery department OF the
1 Brandeis Stores, Main Floor
Brandeis Stores is showing unusual
ly pleasing greeting cards for Easter
this year. Even the very Inexpensive
cards, SC each, are artistic and come
from makers of rarely artistic greet
ing cards and notices. One can buy
as lovely a card as one desires for
there are offered hand-tintcd en-
quisitries as well as Easter gift
books.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

Impression Of Conservative Good
Taste.
I'HE woman of fastidious tastes in
1 footwear will find most delight
ful the new gray suede pump with
gracefully curving patent pieces
which they're showing at the Herr
berg shoe department, second floor,
Herzberg's store, 1919 Douglas. The
heels are extreme French, with the
new open effect at either side. The
same model is offered in black suede
with patent trim, either pair, $500.
A dainty shoe in which to meet the
spring.
Crystal bugles are used in all-over
effects on coored Georgettes.
New Songs to Tighten Hearts as
Well as Heels.
NOME selected bits OF syncopated
~ melody to find popular place on
the piano-bought at the A. Hospe
company sheet music department,
1913 Douglas, headquarters for the
rev in music.
Gee. But | Hate to Go Home
Alone SOC
'Old-Fashioned Girl ......... Soc
MY Gal' .................. SOC
Sweet Baby" .................. Soc
Venetian Nights" ........... SOC
california" ............... Soc
When ordering please include
postage in check.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

optink iaitieui.
X iLpATRlCK'S. true 10 their
IN reputation, have iulhlled their
obligation 10 fashion followers IN the
selection OF the little cape tailleurs
evolved in the heavy erepe.knit silk,
4 rich mahogany shade has the
upper part OF the dress OF old gold.
the cape lined ~ geofget,e 10 match.
Or one might be inclined 10 say that
the iuliillmcnt was expressed by a
ranna sui, IN the same material. for
its 30 delightfully."- coloffnl in is
hand-psinted buttons and Bulgarian
embroidery. One oi the new green
shades has been chosen for the box
coated sui, with its handings af
beige angora on coat, wrap-around
skirt and blouse. To meet every call
in the active world oi sports are the
homespun suits. one especially at
traeiiye. has a blue and tan checked
skirt with its long jacket OF gray
blue. Every type OF spring costume
will lie found in the fitzpatrick Ess-
ter showing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Decorative Wall Papers More Arts.
tic This Year Than Ever Before.

TT is marvellous that designers OF
1 decorative wall papers find so
much that is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'iul tha, they can so eleyerly simu-
late the exquisite colotngs OF the
great out Of doors. The Brsndeis
Paper Department. sth floor, is dis
playing more papers this year than
ever before at prices decidedly low.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Hartman Ward
robe Trunks
Bound for For

robe Trunks
Bound for For
eign Shores.
THER E. a
L group of stur-
dy trunks on the
floor of Freling &
Steinle's Luggage
Shop, Eighteenth
and F arm a M,
which have been
nak with the
new oW n err S
names, Omaha, U.
S. A., for they're
bound for foreign
ports. You'd know
thew were Hart
mans Wardrobe
trunks for every
detail tells a story
of splendid con-
struction. ire
proachable ap-
pearance. You'll
find the new
prices quo t e d
pleasantly low.
y \ 4
M a pie tinted
crepe makes a
charmful contrast
on a dark brown
sports sailor-in
crushed scarf and
facing
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09


THE Silk Shop, 1917 Douglas, in
l the front ranks OF the newest
and loyeiest ior the Styleiully i'll
clined is offering 10 Fair Omaha
rayishingly designed yolles III ek-
ceedingly rare iinls, yarn embfold.
cred in a way that is fascinating 10
beholdl For the sfownups are the
more sophisticated eolorings with
rich dark embroiderings, daughter
may select ddiniier shade with
palmer cmbroiderics. kNquisi,.
conceptions. sos a yard. The silk
striped and checked tissues are "go-
ing big TO quote one OF the en-
,husiastic gentlemen OF this delight
iul shop: faiineS will continue IN
popularity throughout the coming
season. these in plain ground.
check or stripes at 81 and Sis.
II you'd he ultra-smart your
"hankic" would have a decoration OF
white daisies on lis black linen sur
face and most important OF all-its
border would he black net irill.
Let Your Confirmation Gift Be Ap-
propriate.
HAPPY indeed is the recipient OF
IL the appropriate gilt. The John
Henrickson Jewel Shop, Sixteenth
and Capitol. has prepared very fine
small diamonds i'll ring mountings as
confirmation gifts at Easter time. the
prices range from SIS up. Appro-
pirate you'll declare upon viewing
these exquisite siftings. Suggested
is appropriate TO the gift selection
at. the Easter holiday are watches.
1t is an excellent time 10 give the
boy a watch to carry during his
young manhood The girl will en-
JOY dainty little wrist watch, its
delicately wrought engraving as
beautiful in effect as tiny diamonds,
cleverly set. Watches arc priced at
$50 and SIS.
Don't Advertise Much"
@ AID Mr.. Pred Of The Emporium,
~ $40 South 10th, the other day
when l was very delighted to find
dresses for two of my customers at
the ridiculously low prices of $40
and SIS. People just have to come
in here regularly TO keep account OF
our values or they lose out!' he con-
tinued. Keep your eyes OH the
Emporium values. We're making
a special feature this year of dresses
at $3.50, $24.5O and $3.50; wraps
at $24.50 and $3.50, few at higher
prices"
The very latest umbrella is
chubby" and short. with bulgy
handle Of carved ivory touched with
red.
Have You Begun Molding Youth
Into Your Face?
v OU can you know-you can cap
\ ture and keep youth if you'll
follow the Instructions of Mary
Ballard. beauty specialist, 39l7 Far
nam. phone Harvey 1855. Make an
appointment for one of the milk
cereal facials, they're most delight,
full! Polly knows! At l0-arrived!
The first hour was given over to a
perfect cleansing of accumulated
creams, powders, and, even rouge!
A skillful massage of nerve centers
of neck and shoulders Then bit
of eyebrow shaping, then the pack
OF delightful GOODNESS which was ap-
piled after Lady Polly was all
tucked into bed A nice, restful
sleep, refreshing applications of hot
and cold towels. Result--a relaxed
nervous state-a marvellous fresh
ness of eyes and skin. Five minutes
care daily is part of the treatment
prescribed by this specialist,
x
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

Have You Selected Your Etchings?
N the little window at the A.
: Hospe company, 1918 Douglas,
you may view the exquisite etchings
which are being given away i'll the in
terest of art by this store. Original
etchings bearing the autograph of ia
nous artists, photo carbons and color
prints, this is an opportunity without
parallel for schools, musicians, art
lovers i'll general The very plain
frames which these pictures require,
are, of course. to be bought at Hos
pes. That would only be courtesy.
y
Suits of cordine are introduced
for spring. They use pin tucks as
trimming.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09
Skirts Very Full and Very Plested
in the Tailored Models-Sheer Fab
rics Draped

Skirts Very Full and Very Pleated
in the Tailored Models-Sheer Fab
rics Draped
i one might quote a French fash
l ion authority. No wonder the
Ideal Button and Plcatins company.
third floor Brown block, Sixteenth
and Douglas. is so popular! The
tailored froeks OF wool, poirct twill,
serge will have the smoothly finished
woods pleated, likewise the sports
skirts OF vivid bookings. The linens
introduce maiy pleat into their
tailored trimness. But when it comes
10 the sheer fabrics, delicate voies
and tissue ginghams. they've charm
ing wrapped around effect with a
rippled drapery Of the loose end. the
entire length picot edged.
Lilies and Sturdy Plants to Brighten
the Easter Festival.
THE Brandcis Flower Department,
L Main Floor Brandeis Stores.
have an apparently inexhaustible sup
My OF Easter lilies, 10 one need be
without lilies this year! Riotously
colorful blooming potted plants with
exquisite frilings OF crepe paper will
make more happy the Easter holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09

Flowers lot Easter.
THERE'S but one way to express
1 the true significance of Easter
flowers! The John Bath Flow
er shop, 18th and Farnam will act as
your messenger OF love at Easter
time with fragrant potted loneliness
in exquisite containers OF paper and
ribbon, suggesting cut flower ar
rangements particularly pleasing if
one prefers.
Extreme Chic Attained Only by
the Permanent Wave.
MO hairdress is lovely enough uu-
ANtil it has had as its foundation
the modern discovery of the beauty
cult, the permanent wave. But, not
any and every permanent wave! No!
1t should be placed in Milady's hair
by the artist OF hair arrangement, the
student OF individual scalp treat
ments who at all times does only
what is best for the hair growth.
You will find the permanent wav-
ing achieved by the specialist. Mr..
Robert of the Black and White
Room, Burgess-Nash, and Mr.. Frank
of the Salon de Beaute, Hotel Fon-
tenelle, uneAcelled, of entire salts
faction both from the standpoint of
beauty and hair health. The cost.
Exceedingly reasonable | assur.
madam! For your greater conven-
ience the New Beauty shop opened
in the Blackstone hotel under the
management OF these two we'll
known specialists
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-09


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