Lot s (3> [Jloppin^ vith Rblly
You've grown so strangely big ami tall And, "Who the heck Iws swiped my hat?
I scarcely know you, dear, at all. The game was hippy, beat 'em flat!"
Your voice is husky when you speak. I cannot rock or cuddle you,
A faintest down is on your cheek; Or comfort, as / used to do.
You swagger in with nonchalance I m only sure, dear, who you arc,
Demanding cash and grown-up pants, Because you've robbed the cooky jar.
—Nancy Lord, Identity.
St. Valentine’s Day Festivities
Inspiration to Many of the Shops to Display
Loveliest Models
Oriental Coats and
Mandarin Models Strike Styleful Notes
_in Sweaters for Spring
LKI8LOFF, new manager of Herzberg’s Entrance Floor Shops, In
troduces to Omaha s fairest the new In sweaters. Lovely the oriental
• coat which buttons at the neck, hanging straight to the hips at $7;
the Mandarin nwdel, slip-over style, with convertible collar, 13.95. Imagine
Polly s astonishment to find that the sweater creations in this shop were to
l>e had for as low a sum as $2.96!
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Paris has declared Itself In favor of earrings and rings to harmonize in
stones and mountings. Jade, onyx and diamonds are responsible for their
instant popularity. Pretty hat pins have been added to the sets sent out
by one artist Jewel designer.
,
FEBRUARY H the day delightful to young and old alike has proved the Inspiration to many of Omaha's smart shops to display their very loveliest
merchandise. Jewel shops have brought from the cavernous depths of vaults the precious stones in platinum mountings, rarest and most beautiful
of artistic Jewel offerings for loved ones on St. Valentine’s day. In the shops devoted to apparel of texture line one finds displayed spring’s newest
models, frocks for daytime as well as evening wear. Dashing big coats, debonair novelties In the way of costume accessories. An interesting time to
visit the shops.
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Gayly Colored as the Plumage of a
Tropical Bird Are the Pretty New
Hate.
IN the Belle Hatch Hat Shop, Nine
teenth and Farnam, one will find
hat models of witching loveli
ness—gayly colored as the plumage
of a tropical bird, of an undeniable
becomingness. Miss Hatch Is now In
the east and promises lovely hats
sent on during her stay.
Needlepoint I .ace Collars—Pictures
Bearing Bate 1818—Exquisi t e
French-Made Kiddies' Clothes.
MRS. S. Homer Lawson, 1122
South Thirtieth avenue, HA.
1456, Is a little French lady who
takes orders for needlepoint lace col
lars, sells quaint old pictures bear
ing the date 1818 and who does ador
able handwork on the children's
clothes she makes. News!
Regal Effects to Be Achieved
by Milady’s Hairdresser* Now That France Has Sent
the Fascinating Transformation
NO end to the attractive effects to be achieved by Milady's hair dresser now that France has sent the bewitching new transformation—created
hair by hair with waving locks of a Just right length, there's an idea llstic quality in the beauty of the French hair piece. To be had in any color
or shade desired, in a texture of silken fineness, in a part that defies detection or in a pompadour with clever little bang cutting across the fore
head, there's no excuse for anyone to appear less than beautiful. It is real ly a revelation to have one of these exquisltrles placed upon one's head, for
never before that time will you fully renl.ze to what an extent does beauty d epend upon the loveliness of one's coiffure. Mr. Roberts of the Black and
White Room, Burgess-Nash, who himself thoroughly understands the most minute detail in the construction of the artistic transformation will gladly
show the transformations recently imported from France direct to his department. A beauty seeret—some of Omaha's youngest and fairest are this
very day and evening wearing with greatest effects in beauty transformations fitted by Mr. Roberts!
For the St. Valentine’s Day Hostess, the Conversational
_Place Cards—Most Amusing_
ENTIRELY original are the little conversational standing place cards for the St. Valentine's dinner or luncheon hostess. Scintillating bits of wit
hidden under the vivid red of hearts—all of them applicable in some way to someone's expediences—therefore amusing: "What does Cupid
buy at the Saddler's? Bridals!" "At the Fruit Store? Dates!" these at 40c a dozen. Silhouette Btandup place cards are to be had at the same
price, these with dainty dance cards to ntetch, at 60c a dozen. Little nut cups which you may fold yourself, clever little affairs, are 50c a dozen.
Others at the same price combine cups and place cards. Stickers of artistic effectiveness with which to seal each dainty sandwich paper, 10c a box.
Valentines of whimsical originality, each one fitting a distinct and separate use. these from 1c to 15c. valentines of exquisite beauty for the small
person's teacher, dad or mother, as well as the beautifully decorated parch ment folds carrying a lovely bit of sentiment to—sweethearts—valentines
for every use will be found at Matthews Book Store, 1630 Harney.
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Rudely Lovely Diamonds, Fitting Gifts
of Love—Exquisite Pearls
to Grace Dainty Throats—
Suggestions for St. Valentine’s Day
’ Gifting
The John Henrlckson Jewel Shop. Sixteenth and Capitol, offer valuable
suggestions for St. Valentine's day gifting. Rings of modern loveliness,
'tulte the Inst word In the designer's art hold diamonds of unusnal
beauty, these presented as St. Valentine's day specials, $125 values at $75.
A decoration for dainty feminine throats are the Indestructible pearls which
may be gifts of moderate or high price as one desires. The string of pearls
at $10 Is a lovely gift purchase. The gift of lovs on St. Valentine's day Is
the Jewel gift.
Shoe Models “1924 Colonials” Follow
Lines of Quaint Smartness—
_Wide Toed, Big Buckled_
THE Kinrtey Shoe Company. Sixteenth and Capitol, present to Mademoi
selle Omaha the "1924 Colonial" shoe models—pretty rounded toe pumps
with gracefully cut low heels, big metal buckles, $4.88. Semi stage
vamps have the Spanish heeled black suede pumps with strap up the front
of the cutout front. $4.98. Cinnamon suede is a wide. strapped pump with
Cuban heel, smart for street wear, $3.98.
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Spring Sports Flannels Prove
Fascinating Fabrics
THE Silk Shop, 1517 Douglas, presents fascinating fabric novelties for
sports wear. Chief In the charmful new effects for spring wear are the
soft sports flannels In checks, plaids and Roman stripes. 54 Inches wide,
they're $2.95 to $4.95. Backgrounds of soft beige are admirably decorated by
cross strtpings of brown, navy and green. Fully three-quarters of an Inch
are devoted to alternate blocks of black and white In one length displayed.
Of a dashing stylefulness is another piece of wide and narrow crossings of
navy and llp-stlck red in a plalded design on ground of tan. The Roman
striped color combinations are rrfoet happy. In one there's predominance
of blue achieved by wide stripes of blue between wide band* of brown, the
contrast afforded by small green and gold stripes grouped between. In
another flannel favoring the stripes of Rome there is a decided predominance
of gold. A flannel frock with novelty buttons and euede girdling, could
anything be more smart?
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Shop of Costume Decoration Add*
New Stltchery to It* U*t of Accom
plinlunent*.
THE Ideal Button and Pleating
company, third Door Brown
block. Sixteenth and Douglas,
dally add* to It* llat of accomplish
ments. Thi* week they finished one
of the smart new taffeta coats, It*
upper or l>ody section entirely cov
ered by diagonal line* of stitching In
rolf color, it* widely flared bln*
flounce stitched in the opposite di
rection for contrast. Unique!
LET POLLY PLAN YOUR
SPRING AND
SIMMER WARDROBES.
POLLY THE SHOPPER, HAS AT
HER DISPOSAL AUTHENTIC
STYLE BOOKS FROM WHICH
SHE'LL GLADLY ULAN YOUR
SPRING AND SUMMER WARD
ROBES, SENDING SUGGESTED
MODELS WITH SAMPLES OF
MATERIALS FOR THEIR
FASHIONING IF YOU SO DE
SIRE. OR IF THE COSTUME
IS TO BE PURCHASED IN THE
OMAHA SHOPS. SHE'LL
SKETCH SEVERAL MODELS
AND SEND DESCRIPTIONS
WITH PRICES.
A Free Shopping Service
Offered by The Omaha Bee
to it's Readers.
ADDRESS
POLLY THE SHOPPER,
OMAHA BEE.
Permanent Waving Process Whirl)
Creates An Exquisite -Natural
Wav*.
era HE I.« Bijou Beauty Shop, 20*
I South Eighteenth street, AT.
0991, will give you a permanent
wave of such natural beauty that It
will t># a Joy '‘permanently." Damp
weather and water have no terror*
for milady after she has had a wave
under the skilled fingers of Mini
Prudle.
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Sanitation and Health Must Needs
He a Study of the Modern Home
maker.
THERE Is a world of thought In
volved in the three words “sani
tation and health," a study pro
posed by Mr. Thomas of the Pan
torlum, Sixteenth and Jones streets,
a cleaning establishment long known
for the hi Icntlftc cleaning achieved
by Its processes. A sweeter dwell
ing place will your home he If It's
beautifully clean, hy far more health
ful. Rugs, drapes and upholsteries
scientifically cleaned means not only
longer life for the fabrics but a
killing of deadly germ* ns well.
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New Switches Constructed With All
Adaptability to the New Coiffure
Building.
THE E. M. Schadell & Co.
hair gooda department, K.23
Dougins, have exquisitely made
switches of fine naturully wavy hair
three stem construction for adapt
ability to the new methods of coiffure
building—a covsr-up for milady's hob
bed hair, $5 and M, a presentation
of unusual valus*
Tiny Cakes for the St. Valentine'*
Party Made to Order.
TUB Petersen Bakeries are taking
orders for the delicious little
cakes so popular at the card
party and dance on St. Valentine's
day. flay little heart-shaped delica
cies, quaint ehaplngs with candled
flowers atop, rich delectable* with
r.ut and fruit fillings, they're quite
the “hit” of the occasion. Call your
nearest Peteraen bakery for specially
liaked cakes. The Petersen Bakery
at Twenty-fourth and Ames, the Bake
Bakery, Twenty-fourth and Bake; the
New Delicatessen. Klghteenth and
Farnam.
And now we know the modish uso
to which one will put the birarre I
checked and plaided crepes which ar- J
rived several weeks ago—they’ll be I
our colorful three-quarter length j
coats over frocks of white! A
Owner of Exclusive Omaha Shop
Returns From New York and Gives Interesting Survey
of Spring Style Situation
LA BOSCH IN, owner of exclusive shop in the Hotel Fontenelle. Klghtecnth ami Douglas, has returned from New York with trunk* of ex
qulaltrle* in the way of copies and adaptations of French Import* -lovely thing* which are priced nt quotation* most modest. Abbreviated lengths
are noticeable, fourteen Inches from the floor, this with an accompanyIng shortness of bodice, n raising of waistline. Of a charm are the exotic
coloring* of fabrics unbelievably soft, beautifully line. One now hears much of tile colors, chamois, bluett©. brick dust. fawn, porcelain, bamboo, almond
green, lovely woodsy browns, and plnebftt*k. "Don't forget," however, IjU Hoschin solemnly ussei vates, "black is In the lead." And there are lovely model*
of Mack among the frocks tumbling from l<a Hoschin * trunks. There's n lustrous little model with delicate frills of dark err,im val lace with alternat
ing hands of silver ribbon. Chic! A lace edged pun**! model of black satin, lias cv» !« t embroidered batiste panels effective over a foundation of silver cloth,
^harmfully exploiting th*» smartness of the new "V" hack, ft black satin ft 1 • k li es It* “V ' mhieved by use »>f the self same embroidered Initiate in deep
cream. Huttons up the fronts down the back, buttons over hoc and under It. buttons ».f white and deep crenn. pearl, buttons round and button* oblong,
you’ve never before seen so many buttons as Dam* Mode's preferred model din . n from Parisian Imports display. A typical Da I loach In showing.
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Interesting among color plans the room Interior which tints th© wails Hcvlving an old art, milnd.v is engrossed in her creation of needlepoint—
* warm green with dark brown rugs, gay gold and red In chintz upholsteries colorful pln-es to be treasured heirloom* of her great granddaughter*. Kx
with American Beauty hanging*. Utter loveline**! qiilsitely colored designs on Imported canvases are to be found in local shop*.
Announcement Made by Rig Department Store Changes
_Location of Popular Gift Shop _
BUROluHS-NAHH announce* that th* Pomegranate Hhop, formerly loont cd on th© third floor of the Clardnor Block, v©nt©©nth and Dodg©. I* now
to b* found on the fourth floor of their store In connection with their decorating department. Here the giver of parties will And the originator
of *o many successful decorative effect*. Mrs. How*, who not only plans th© room, table and costume decoration* for n.4lad> s feetive function, but
successfully plan* the detail* of amusement and the menu a* well If her services are called for. The Pomegranate Hhop at your service, madam*
, ' A
Fifteen High Priced
Fur Trimmed Coats Priced to Sell
at a Marvelous Reduction_
MC GUIRE'S Dress Shoppe, mezzanine floor, Paxton Mock, Sixteenth
and Farnam, are offering at ?50 each, a group of exquisitely modeled
fur trimmed coats, exponents of the. excellent lines and finished love
liness we've come to expect of McGuire selected apparel. An opportune time
to buy an exquisite wrap at a price well within the scope of your purse.
The Beauty Specialist to Nature’s Aid
’Smoothes Madame’s Skin
to a Beautifully Textured Surface
HERZBERG'S Beauty Shop, 1519 Douglas, Atlantic 3763. Is one of the
three Marlnello Eeauty Shops which are accomplishing wonders In
refining the texture of noa dame's skin, restoring to it the pretty
•moothness so much admired In the schooldays period of budding womanhood.
To smoothe the wrinkled surface of her face bleaching it to new loveliness,
the beauty experts in these shops use the Er. setor Facials—wonderfully
effective. To arch her eyebrows, there is the Hairtor method which removes
superfluous hair from lip. sides of face or chin, arms, under arms or limb#
rlithout the use of electrolysis, depilatories or injurious agent to skin tissues.
Two discoveries in Marlnello beauty processes which Milady wi'l delight to
UnoV. The Marlnello Licensed Shop, 566 Brandels Theater Bidg., Jackson
3460; The Gray Beauty Shop, Athletic Club Bldg , Eighteenth and Douglas,
Atlantic 4127.
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Diamonds
The Chosen Gift Offerings of
St. Valentine's Day
e-p HE Reese Jewel Shop, Sixteenth .and Harney-, offers specially pric'd
I. diamonds as suggestions for love's offering on St Valentines day. In
J. the showing offered in the window - ys” at $55 proved of un
usual Interest: An Impressive dinner ring, three diamonds with tiny
sapphires at th' sides; a good sized solitaire with bit of blue sapphires glint
ing In the mounting: a Jpvely new wide bar pin with a generous s.zed diamond
caught In Its pierced intricacies; a man's v arf pin whose central gent motif
Is a perpendicular line of square-cut sapphires, tiny diamonds in its lacy
mounting. Jewels to interest.
“Eastern Style Devotees Mad Over
New Military Heels,”
Reports Omaha Shoe Man_
MR. FA1RMAN of the Thotr.psuii-Kelden shoe department has just re
turned from the east where to quote him. "Fashionable women in
the east have gone mad over the new military heels. Four new
models showing the new heels are to be seen in his department, ail of them
most lovely: Evolved In black satin, cinnamon brown and jackrabbii gray
are the two-strapped pumps with a chic little cut-out decoration at the
sides building them up. In the new Airedale shade is a kid shoe model with
latticed sides and double strap closing. Four new models that tell to our
entire satisfaction a style story that has in it much of charm and comfort
translated in terms of rounded toes and lowered heels. The pries the
same for each of them. 110.
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Mew snd Lovely The Baby's Kitten Ka'hion's (all—The Close-Fitting
Mittens. Cloche Chapeau.
THE Book and Gift Shop, second
floor Bushman block. Sixteenth
and Douglas, is always showing
something new in handwork. This
week It Is the novel Kitten Mittens
for the wee ones, each hand covering
decorated with a hand stitchcd kitten
face, this on white with a tiny bow
to match the lining of pink or blue,
these at 70c and 75c. An exchange
where you may sell your art work
for a fee of fl a year.
THE Heilman Hat Shop, Athletic
Club building. Eighteenth and
Douglas streets, has corns to
the aid of the woman who though
not wearing her hair bobbed wishes
to achieve the effectiveness in sil
houette created by the close-fitting
cloche chapeau. Large head sires cal
culated to fit comfortagly the "lady"
of conservative tastes will be found
in this smart shop as well as the tiny
crowned affairs for the youngsters In
Dure Mode's promenade.
Popular Downtown Dining Room En
larges Floor Space—An Assurance of
Bridge Luncheons and Dinners
PACL. CHRISTIANSEN, owner of the Metropolitan I'ining Room, Hotel
Keen. ISth and Harney, has long been planning the enlargement of
floor spare In his dining room. At last his plans have been consum
mated and within a week Madam Hostess will be able to entertain her
friends at bridge luncheon or dinner in prettily appointed private dining
rooms, new1 and lovely addition to the Metropolitan. The enlarged space
will take care of forty extra guests. 1 r tf resting. Call Jackson SSS for
full details, date of opening and reservations.
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There'* the Colorful I Aire of the
Orient In Collection of Meads. Kus*.
I ndie*. Broideries on Silk and
Linen Fabric*.
MISS ESTHER THOMAS person
ally selected the lovely Orien
tal things on display In the
Keeline building, northeast corner
Seventeenth and Harney. Exquisite
color* In rugs, mandarin coate, pretty
lltti* ”i outer” suite, embroideries on
linens anci silks, 'ti* a collection to
charm.
Beauty Shop Warns that One's St.
Nalen'ine 1H> Tarty Appointmrnts
Re Made Karl).
y I") HK Delft Beauty Shop, second
I floor, City National Bank Bldg.,
Sixteenth and Harney, warns
those who plan to celebrate St Va!
tnt-ne day that they should make
early appointment s for beautify
ing." Thone Jackson 17S5.
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Brass candlesticks from a foreign
land are lovely Indeed. 17.60 a pair.
Knitted Frocks of Silk and Wool
Smart Style Note of Spring
OU1WTKIN CHAPMAN S Mouse :• partn ■ on H e Tr 1 s *
y ttenth and Farnam. h .s a fine On w ,it . f \ re« Hej frock*
-* —theae running through a tea
alely you’ll ngree. fS.SO to fS.'.. Particularly pleasing are the - it bronre
and copper tint*, chic combinations with gray ami beige. One pie e frock*
are atylefully effective when knitted t >\ these at *12 : (i. l.ovclyt
KtyMom Declare* fur hull*.
LKNBI5TBR. t i ler second floor
1311! Karnam, 1* preparing for
a busy spring *ei*on. for I' >e
Mode lias pro. lalmed li * If in •
of suit* for spring *i\l« wear, l ab
r.c* of all kind* are offered by
Kneeter at reduced prices U'caueo
cf remodeling of hi* shop, with re
dtieed price* on the tailoring a* well.
An opportunity.
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Costumea for the St. Valentine Day
I’atilra Prote Rarely Beautiful.
TllRODORR UEBKN * SON oo*
turner*. 1S14 How nd. have
qunlnntly lovely costume* for the
ht. Valentine* day parte* till* lem
It la a revelation In the |vo Hl;l> -
of arllatlc eostuincry to Malt tin*
■hop—hundreds of coatuinr* from
which to choose The rental price*
unusually moderate.
Milady V (<y ninastiiiii Sulla for Win
ter Mold Its** W ork—Ht dilation
rull-Ovrr SumIiix in Quaker Knit.
fT^ilK On hn b- 'ini. C.-vsi* C-■«
| IS" • 11 \i t.. y , s a sr'-n
did lire of gM.il * am Mil's
which a11* now so much .t demand
»in-<- milady ha* taken up the exer
cising of her body during the winter
months in concerted field x> r'-. thill*
over sweater*, heavy w.vol. beautifully
knit, range in price front S* to Sit.
excellent \ allies.
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