Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1909, Page 34

i OMAHA AR (L 15y G bl Gold Band Ne. 12 6. M. §3.50 Ne.13 6. M. 4.50 No. 14 6. M. 5.00 Clip on Cap Gold Banil Ne: 42 6.M.M.83.50 Ne. 14 6.HM. 5.00 No. 15 6.M.M. 6.00 Clip on Cap. Steriing Sflver b0c extra Solid Gald $2.00 extra. In Heliday Bezes. German Silver 5c extra, $1.00 extra $1.00 etra. In Heliday Boxes. Over Twenty Million Waterman’s Ideals in Constant Use Every Pen Its Own Recommendation as a Gift In the short period of twenty-five years, Water- man’s ldeal Fountain Pens have changed the method of writing. During that time, they have been increasingly given as Christmas presents, until now more Waterman’'s Ideals are purchased for gifts than any other article of merchandise. Each member of every home should have a Walerman’s Ideal of his own. Neurly everyone knows this pen by name either through use or reputation as the ge nuine fountain pen, because it gave sat- faetion from the first, starting the world’s demand for a useful com- modity. 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The patented Spoon Feed in all Waterman's Ideals ture of superiority. It controls absolutely the ink passage from the barrel to the pen point insuring always enough and never too much. The ingenious Clip-Clap is attached to Walerman's ideals only. The Clip- Cap prevents loss from the pocket, or damage to the pen by rolling off the The prices run from $2.50 for the handsomely finished plain style, up to a8 much as yoti fancy to pay for the richly gold and silver mounted styles. Whatever you pay, our unconditional guarantee covers the pen. 19, 19 Fountain Pens are made in a technical manner from is an individual fea- Sterling Stlver Filigree. Wo. 18 $2.50 Wo. 13 3.50 No. 412 .. .86.00 o 14 400 0. . Wo. 414 ... 7.00 | | £O 18 .00 No. 415 ... 8.50 Clip on Cap. Look for the Globe trade-mark Clip on Cap. German Silver 260 extra. Sterling Stlver 500 extra. In Halidey Bozes. 8 School Street, Boston 136 St. James Street, Montreal 209 State Street, Chicago 734 Market St., San Francisco Sterling Silver 50c extra. Activities and Views o T of Progressive Women, g1 «outache blouses, but th overeluboration (hrentens, s in all ready- | ploce eetective for the small girl who has a (Continued from Page Six.) wit v befare her A Turkish w Scutarl iy (o be by the sultan rican sister. The sch ' would have the f exempted from « I t To Get Rid ot Hook Agents. My wife has found a great way to rid of book agent * sald & man who in the suburbs sual. with out & mald last weel 1 the door- bell rang, she was cleaning house. She had on a dusting cap and apron, and her sleeves were her elbows ened the door und discovered that the per- son was a book agent. e made his lttle peech and she looked al Li made It again, trylng to speak more plainly. She shook her head and made slgns that she did not understand | and that tl She op- ie wistress was not at home left United St in 1860 original note in the short sleeves, which | roid Mme. J Schmahl is the president | are cut in one with the body of the frock, e walds for Hire, of the Irench Union for woman suffrage, | the shoulder having no seam or slope. A Romance dies out in the world, it would | which has just b rganized with head- | wlmost seem, with the advent of the profes- | sional bridesmuld. Whether for better or worse, however, she has arrived, and a bureau in London offers to supply her, or a dozen of Lier, suitably attired, at an hout's notice, for the sum of 1 guinea. Runawiy couples might be expected to figure as the bureau's chief patrons, but it is said that | g the professional appears ut formal weddings | | wleo, and seems to fll a want as clearly s does the pald guest who koes to dinners and dances given by the new rich. It would Ve interesting to know whether this tvpe of bridesmaid feels emotion or catches a thrilt ‘of instpration from (he events i | whieh sbe officiate. 1f the thought of € gulnea leaves “tn her mind o room for | softer sentiment, lers is a hopeless ca indeed. Leaves ftroi In symbolic termed, the m adaitlon bro. a recent el being fashioned designs recentl turquolse drop, @ a nected by a trlo of brilliant motlf in platinum set pear An example of exquiss . necklace \ tw pear surrou and a flower e workman starlike flowe 1ant sy e trung pla 108 the th pearl blossom fo I ball gown re 1y exhibited d of brilliant rose-scarlet satin, en troidered claborately with silk In variou colors, and veiled with n very fine clos meshed =ik sbade of e in rather a dull, invisibic toning down the billitancy N gov muff o the skun thal they look ide the waist bust, Ul it me being made up in perpendicular wehilla_is tripes fo. © | in the artistic types of | Jewelr ha ¢ le their appearance ihis season is | bination of pearls latinum in_a ents. This blendin with the soft. Justrous gray of the platinum | is ex ngly effective, and the charm b | {requently enhanced by’ the intivduction of britliants Bands for the haii t, gold, ¢ iy and tortoise shel much ‘in_evi Th al, dence this & ave usually about three-gquaite; ineh in width. The Kold b gold and perfactly plain are elther plain or | highly faceted. The tortolse shell bands are bought pretty equally in the plain and in very elaborate openwork carving. A becoming gulmpe of creamy lace, or a sulmpe of fine net embreidered with [nhll to the plain Wayne county Latchley, Engl native of Vienua, from which city she came (o the camgaign to obtain vote Although past 80, tively engaged in the work until ¢ silver soutache wii} oiten t of softly sometimes a scarf is draped round it or 1d | more pretentious trimming is introduced, ament {hese | but & general rule which may be wi r1\~\ dangec of cheapening by | followed is that the simple hat is the Piny bands uade ine la tter to have a | - & iss tor. gl graduated from baby bonnets. The mate- cravat or Jabot arrange- | rials, however, must be of the finest | toueh of originality than | g felt rivals beaver In popularity and pafld el is perhaps better fitted for the dressy hat | than the beaver. Velvet hats too are used | Mrs. Walter Sp of Ore township, | for dress up occasfons and there are | aged 7, frequently Walks | pgny pats of fussier description In shirred | 2 dlatance of move than six ¥ O oo oy 14 n well-preserved lady | ilk, often trimmed with fur, | care, hier robust health | For tub frocks that are to see hard wear ¥ duc to her fond- | prench pique is perhaps the most satis- pILe factory thing. It keeps fresh longer than ation master _at (mat | most white stuffs, wears well, is com- he ix in | paratively warm and is well adapted to the & | Russtan lines which still prevail among the | everyday frocks of the very little girl. | rments. [t I8 - d ntily tu o attempt ¢ Chat About Women. o Honesdale miles. Mrs or ene of 1 loubtless bel 1088 for out-of-dooy There is _a woman nd, whe does W Ity of a man. the Plymouth i Junction Ry th freight and o while she nget. trains does some of Sometimes these pigue frocks are mad: quite costly and elaborate, with hand em- | Herzog of Brazoria, Tex. 15| projgery or real lace of some heavy kind | woman railvoad sur 3 . cluny, but they still ref world, that position luny, but they still.retaln | buls, ville & Texas | rond was bullt She is a having been DHorn in oy such as Trish o | thelr air of chic and childish simplicity. | | Some new and attractive models made up | In plque linen and woolen stuffs have their | | | that the white emproidered linen model of this type ot s to ’ and a black and white check wool on the | | { | warters ' Par She same lines have been sketched for this | page. The checked wool has its ¢dges fin- | ished with buttonholed scalloping in black. | Guimpes are, of course, to be wern with these frocks. Of walst and skirt models there are num- berless examp'es, the walistband now being set at the natural waist line or a very littie | Daluty whife frocks of fine | ey have hegun by : v ith_elig- widow of he Methodist eply interested husband's work death, ten em, whe Newman was ac- v death, A hit below lawn, swiss. batiste, etc., are always first lttle girls’ dress frocks and | 8. whman In Glils A8 obie as elaborate as one chooses ANty Ve e ieaen [ with fine hand embrolderies of delicate de- dearn of her infant m caused by sign and the laces considered suitab’e for occupy ""' child wear—valenciennes first and real yor nes cluny second, a short while ago. Mrs. L. C has proved able of mans A8 & mar son of Des Moines, Ta eholce for th may be mad | | | | jonally one finds an attractive little | y model In materials other than the sheer lingerie, and (hough we personally prefer to relegate these more pretentlous als to girls a trifie older, the making netimes give & very babyish alr even silk. The best of the silk stuff for wee girls, if one is to use them at all, are the aperintendent of talled befc e of New Yo menns of detecting | car crime among the voung. | aintaing eleven playgrounds City and will ask the Board . for an appropriation large | Indla or China silks and the cr . the number of play- | chines—both in white general su- | mate teachers it A very dainty lttle model in crepe de | chine made for a six-year. child is pic- | I very childish | and pretty with its little frills of narrow | 3 | real valenclennes and its tiny pink r New Charm in | buds about the pin-tucked yoke, Anot | dressy little model was of fine white net the Season’s Modes | with embroiderea collar, sleeve caps and | cuffs and a soft satin ash run through | inside eyelets at el side of clusters of tured here, and was re er (Continued from Page . Six.) fine tucks running vertically down the | { Russlan one-plece frock ariety, but tl soft fluffy beavers ase® tuss ool frocks are made up | probably the smartest thing for general |in rose or tones of serge, with wear and need but little trimming. Some- | t#ming of braid, big pearl times only a band, Is used to trim the hat; | b and w leather belts. 20% DISCOUNT for Christmas buying, on Suit Cases. Traveling Bags, Ladies' ziand Bags, Toi- let Sets, Music Kolls, Ete. These goods are all the very best value and lasting Omaha 1runk Factory Ind. ARODS. Phones—Douglas 1058; HERE is a lot of satisfaction in the Baker I quality. Our artists and engravers are eastern men and can give you the highest . quality in half tones, zinc etchings, drawings and et | color work. VERY cut we make has that individual treatment which gives depth, strength and detail: You get the benefit of experienced workmen, modern equipment, and the largest Engraving house in the middle west. 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