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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1924)
BIG TOILET GOODS SHOW OPENS MONDAY - i i ii ■» am m ■- w. ■» Srandeis Store-Omaha Bee Exposition lx to Display Beauty, Health Adjuncts ****** MlUttMt m*wm»lef )M tin of Hi* MMIff INI MH> 1*1 Mil* PMI*t *""'d* •Ml prMeat f«* I** iHtwtl *f n*H| IMi prwdndt* *M« I** #*ww* *f IM Preade'* P*oie • ***M *M T*tl*t flood* MfMItlo* iii n«ii| »r*« ii it i n mmPi •mitHiI** on* *eutd r*i*«*d *• toilet ford* •III Ml* t»r'M*nl* Mon *| Iht* •tpoalllon N"| *1 *i iifiM *• #*HtM IM *r* of pnmanhlnd and wen hum n f»»oihm #f many »»>*' •••odiii* will *i* for public f tvnr, paeontar* M»* med* IM •nttr* •i*hil» floor * plae* of beauty. OlMwnlnt wbii* Mi been off»«* wiili brilliant rotor* In Ih* Mrton* bowtha 'till! for Mhlhtlor* »nd d*oor*l*d by I h*nv Novel dleptay*. Willi rl*y*r c eve of eMrarllnil Ih* puMln oy*. Im* boon onnHftirted *nd It I* eh hour'* entertainment merely In walk oho til end are Ihom, Trolly glrle, nnlfortnod In dlellne llvo manner, will prretdo during Ibe **'k mer Ibe many booth* Mon and women who know tho ln*er*oHnu history of perfume end lollet good* from ibe lime when elmoet none of th»*" thing* were *n|d, Will he here. Mon Alen Inrlmled. Nolhlne conceivable ha* been left undon* lo make ih* expnattton of In lereet both to men end women—but capectally to the feminine »*i, Ad mittedly the greatret inter* of theee ^?rtlele* are women, but Ih" prnbablt P^ 1»v that m*n buy once In a while Ir not being neglected. There are ahav Ing neede, noapa, aharnpnoa, powder* and cream* for which men are otie i miera, and for ivhom Ihev ate be ing dlaplayod. Iteauty Hint*. The subject of beauty will predonv li;9te all week. Expert* from the manufacturer* will be on hand and give hourly talk* and contlmioua demonafratlona at many of the bootha. A program of speaker* on beauty and health will be given each day on the roatrurn at the we*t end of the exhi bition floor. The art of making up, the care of the akin, the uae of rouge, lip atlck, eyel-iah and eyebrow preparation*, powder*, and everything fpr facial care and treatment will be given Intel llg»nt conalderatlon end explanatory talk* will accompany demonstration*. He veral Mg manufacturers are planning free treatments a* a part of their exhibit. The Cute* firm will give free manicure* all week. The Van Ea» people with a new shampoo, a-a announcing fr** shampoo* and their represent*tlv* ha* a date hook already well filled with engagements 1 Bonclll* offer* treatment* free and the Ma>*lnello company ha* a com pletely equipped mlnlatur* b#*uty parlor. Fitch, with hair remedies, I* planning an Interesting exhibit, (lift* for Visitor*. The show management mentioned < usually In dl*cu**lng the plan* for exhibition that a few sample* of product* might tie a friendly manner nf Hl»r#drf#tng thtaa grit '-at la rNwa ha da a >«tannha *f th»..mnda af h*n Hat hath nMypad rat a and aN ha digtrihmad from <h* NMM iwimy mlntatnra ntNai hattlta wdtk a ganaiaita am uni at lha gra i-lMia ►••arena tram PVafto# and 'niaiica haia tpriynd and no ora ha* had lha tamaritr in i*<-Ma iha fob nr I'.uiniii.a thaw Iditla mpltota af atl|inil iMi'haaaa of aoap» of pnwdnra nf yougat, ami almott arntr ami of nrtlrln ana nn hand and ytaltnrg will ha anahtad la taka Ikam hnfna with lham and mahn iha aenuaininnoa of lha produatt af which tha damnnairainna will talk Wararal flrma ara giving mil thalr full alaa parkagag hr tnaan* of omt pona, aihlch ara nhlalnahla at rha hoot ha, and *a Inng a* lha nupply taal* will ha dlalrlhnlad ftvary day It la ptannad to ptaaanl mm* lucky vlallnr with a valuahln im» of tom* manufacture * product* of which ha la particularly pmttd Tha plan of distribution will ha to ►alert aotpa vlirltnr and tha praaanla tlon will ha made, davaral of lha gtfta 1o h* pffarad r ra of aurprlaing valua. Ifarle-Haa* Company Founded in the ft O'* v---/ I lurlel lime and Company was originally founded In the early IM's by II 1). Harle and hie Are! entei prise was a retell store. Today, the Harle Hans company makes th» boast that It Is the oldest hou«e in its line In this part of the rounlry and onr of the largest. Shortly sfter the establishment of the business the Arm wag changed to Harle and McCune, jobbers, end later In 1S99 was reorganised Into an In corporation, the Hal le.Hans Company, with a capital of $190,009, Today this same company he* e paid up capital of over n half million and carries a complete line of drugs and sun dries, a large cigar and tobacco de partment and Is operating a special department of candles, featuring *s Its leader the well known Johnston line. The largest cigar snd candy vault among the franchiser* of John stop's I* located St the Harle Hens building at 117 South Main street, Council Bluffs. The Arat ha* 27 man traveling over lows, Nebraska, South Dakota, .Wy oming, Colorado, northern Kansas and northarn Missouri. . Tha officer* ar* as follows: Wllf. oughby Dys, prssldont; Bmrnstt Tin lay, vies president; F, H. Osrrstt, general manager; T. J. I-eary. seer* tary; and A. J. Fall, treasurer, Kven Job's patience might have given out If ha had had to struggle with the dull aclasor* many women use When buying, select the best you can possibly sfford, never use them for anything but cloth, snd have them sharpened when they need It; then smile as you cut. cJ(rss ^f/ortfcttei CbffUft hen* ton ink! igmV PHOTO cW'ftye Jfitktf £.7, •CtLCj/e Wood ha ft Josephine JeJetL vttts c/ojfx kiltnat (in. ' — - c4(ts rj&lpk %31/waf'cl ■ Eighty Exhibitors Displaying More Than 200 Well-Known Products Elizabeth Arden. Manoo Lescaut. Java Rice Poudre. I. B. Kleinert. Golliwog. Chick-Chick. Garden Wall. Severem. Fleur Celeste. Bon Soir. Lionette. Djer Kiss. J. Wiss & Sorr Amolin. Amami. Karess. Fiancee. Harriett Hubbard Ayer. Marinello. Mavis. Hudnut’s Gardenia and Three Flowers. E. Burnham. Princess Pat. Nymfaun. Ever-Ready Razor. Melba. Lady Esther. Luxor. A. J. Krank. Cutex. S. E. Howard & Sons, brushes. Ciro. Poffo. L’Oreal. Winx. Pert. May Breath. Van Ess. Cleero. Enoz. Blue Rose. Carmen Hair Nel LJ.PiVgr foaris, France (Fondle 6n 1774) Frances. OfdFx and most Distinguished Pdarfumene UmVersatlyRecogmzedaS Creators ofAheWortd 3..mostExquisite, Pa of urns of'Personality and Poudres de fpuyn -r ■■■» »■’"»'s JlECKS^Il . u Ullt. ^ l 'ApHit/im from 0f4 PnnI farming Original Pins iifnbln/im tnt ofHnalt oP11 Pif!P jTRe'V/orl d - R enownc fHouso of ‘L-IfRiyER^ Pan's, France ^Six times Wrmers of Grand Prhf at Intarnational ExpoGitions and fourteen times Honorary Members of Jury of Awnrds-—, ^Highest^Exposition Honors Will exhibit. «» their Booth at the Brando is-Omaha BeeTeilet Fxposition .their Latest Creations in Parfums Poudres Bouqes-Sachets Eaux do Toilet* a Lerix Vegeteles- Savons -Talcs- Cremes Concentres - Dels pour ikn* / Gainsborough Powder Puffs Dr. West Toothbrush. Carmen Products. Miller Rubber. Sempray-Juvenay. Muhlens St Kropff 4711. Sod i phene. Dr. Turner's. Day Dream. Boncilla. Mercirex. Mercerol. Armand Products. National Hair Goods. Hygienol. Aubry Sisters. Le Jade. Piver. Fleur d'Amour. Celluloid Co., by E. E. Bruce. Lysot. _ St. Ange. Rigaud. Mi Nena. Pinaud. Fan-Toi. Arabian Toilet Goods. Antoinette Donnelly. Lemon Cocoa. Lana Oil. Mel Oroae. Norma Talmadgc Towder and Rouge. Kolorback. Jap Rose. Ideal Brushes. Palmolive. Service Hardwater Castile. Del Gloria. Nassau Sponge and Chamois. Berry’s Kremola. Auto Strop Razor. Popularity Contest Well Under Way as More Entries Are Made fh# >«-e d *#> fttnll t m r imilH >,* • • **** Md * it * *i .I ** • P**ia4 idMil* pe* ur IkA^ld.at Me* an* o* p* M**t *eo* * • *• *••»•* mtaai tt» aa«4i4Haa and a ppMlM lM hMltf rn»|atiu*tl *1# A*' ‘ 1* ■ ho I# »m»#b* * ft---** popular »t*iM TM flip pip im Vallo*atuita h* iIni *l parti trip V id# tM fury ettaft*v l# all travel lover* ai*4 May I « n AaolA# a tm Ml l*Mi ilw*M' to at>'"» [ th1* (■ivllea* through il «l tful ft i r h d* If rritr hvatlM «a tt"1 entered pul her In TM ippertunWy la atilt open and new etttrie* are ueteomnit Th# Vlatttn* Nitre# ■Ik'diros la repei reacted hr MHaaal hrtlt# Mr* Ttrahe i* ueloombed every d*> into nurv.arou* home* Ml** MaAkliria Meehan nuiMi her friend* hi ».*)**• and l* **fia<-tkd to j *a* h*r vote# Ihcreaae every day. i Ml** Hack) Pennell I* telephone 1 oparator at thk niarketona hotal, Ml** | I'antikir* friend* ai* enjoytna thl opportunity to vote for har Ml** Aane* Finale* la convention ho«ie** nf th* t'hainber of f otnmerre and poll* a creat vote from all of Omaha. Mr* P. .1 Welch 1* th* Cuthul e I*auahter* of Am*rtc* entry. Fh* |« i one of the mo*t active menil#’-* of that body havln* worked faithfully | to mak* the tea room and other en terprlae* of thla club a mirttv A* •errata rv of the Mother aulld of Father Flanniaan* home, Mrs. Welch e*'* a helplna hand to that lo«tltu tion. Une Kntry Thrilled "A trip through Teliowstore Pork' Wouldn't that be great?" That la the expreaaton ol little Mias Grace Baker when ahe van told ahe waa mentioned In thla eonteat and now ahe la looking to her friend*. Miss Baker la one of Omaha's moat youthful buslnea* women and early morning* finds her en rout# to her position at the Blackstone garage • here she la secretary. Her spare time la spent In Interest of the First Baptist church where she I* presi dent of the G. O, G. club. Creighton athletic department Is strong for Mlsa Philomena Conlan. daughter of Pr. and Mrs. Conlan. Mias Conlan was captain of the Creighton usherette#, the attractive group of young girls who gave the Creighton baaket ball game* their prettiest touch this last season. Central High school folk# will find W. D. Earl, Ivory Clock*. Kotos. Wanou* Shampoo Bag*. J. W. Marrow. Cudahy Toilet Soap*. Oriental Cream. Gourod. Allah Incenae. Fitch’* Shampoos. Bouquet De* Amour. Caron. the## |lp »«MlttW VI## !*•*» S*4» leu im M D M Vm tvM M • ft fHM tf MR »*1 Mr# Mttwf 1*4| |Wht I I rtHtH #****• pH* f • 4* to 4 h i h*» (tiff ** t# tiki )-t»t i« »t> t* **1 *fkb 404 Ip |h# 4 t'»* M fit Ret9*4 *•* TM Nthfift |***ti r *1441 Cm* pt 191 tM» -t . a 14 far** 9* #r# Mm I If 1 is «• r|» «tl rlalltt Ift# fit • t • t-t* f »t M -t V ndhftl tf p9«4l. left! rf I b* t ttih •** !f 4144 44 4 tits 4 re irt of th* 1 ;■»*»»n 4*4# Mr# Xilmartffi It Amffttff l *|t « tfllHftt1 9tt*t hit t# tfftntflNl th!l iDftfHIttffl rf |M*M fll until 14 099*4ht Miff Muriel f*tmt9nio* • <t th* Fo»t»r psrker empl#*##' club, V winning tuft pc t front her frteht FI cm * eft f of 44Mt intflldtem Mire Kvelvn l|nt|9»( Iftft |*4¥4$ii rt ftrwef. ht* gained strength to et *er tt ‘* r4C4 und to try to win thtt delightful trip, \ll \re k tilhlt«ia«Hr, Mn Htlph Hlff iN It 4 in am her of the Henetnlent end Patriotic Ord»r of Ihn i, to wlif t hei egerut! v# tWl* Itjr tf well known Ml«* Agnes I.ynrh t* ths choir# of th# Western t’nlcn Tetegrsph em ploye#. tnd If receiving eager support from her eo w< rk*r» Mias Peggy Mrher is the MerchsnUt National hank employ*#' candidal# r 1 Is also the center of Interest «f her friends of th# Sacred Heart slum nae. The American War Mother# will be Interested In Mr* M. W DoheilV. Mt # Doherty Isa member cfth#Royal Neighbor s lodge and th# auxiliary of the Vs !m*n rf th# World, as J1 ns captain of th* Foresters. M'ss Th»lma Baler, Mls« Ag a* Cuplla. Mia* Ruth Foran. Mias Jo sephine ,Ie!en, Mias Anna Culkln and Miss c*j-rlo Seymour era draw'rfg their friends Into concentrated votes Take your shopping sales slips and turn them Into votes for your favorite at the drug department of the Bran del* store. The count will begin Monday and dally bulletins will ennounce the standing of the candidates your entry. Under the chairmanship of Mr. Per ry Bogardus, a group of Creighton college students opened the ballot box fo the fist count In th# Bandela 8toer Omaha Bee popularity conteat. Dally reports will be recorded on the bulle tin board at tha voting booth In tha drug department of tha Brandela stores. Addition antrlaa lneluda. Miss Ce» cells Feller, 111 South Thirty-third street; Mlsa Evelyn Houta, 1*10 Dav enport street, Mias Laura Radwick. 1417 Poppleton avanua. and Mlaa Mar guerite Martensen. Rialto. Other* previously entered were; Miss Phi I onions Conlan, 1824 mo ney street. Mr*. P. ». Wek-h, 424 Lincoln boulevard. Mis* Thelma Baler, 4414 North Thirtieth street. Continued on Peg* Twelve—C ) , View Fashion’s Latest Creations in Toilet Accessories at the LIONEL BOOTH I Hej^e will be found a wonderful display of all the exquisite niceties in toilet preparations that appeal to the dis criminating woman. LIONEL prod ucts offer not only the finest quality preparations known in the beautifying Art, but have clothed them in an atmos phere that stamps the user as a connois seur of the finer things. Linger a time at the LIONEL booth--see the new LIONEL heart Compact, a beautiful red heart-shaped box of leather-like texture con taining lip stick, powder and lamb’s wool puff; the new “Garden Wall,” a unique Mah Jong prize, containing four domino shaped bottles of the famous Celeste-Aida Perfume; the famous Desti Beauty Products, The Severem de Jovoy and scores of other leaders known and loved by particular women everywhere Demonstrations—Lectures Demonstrations and lectures regarding the use and application of LIONEL products will be given throughout the show. Liberal samples of LIONEL products will be given FREE to women visiting the LIONEL BOOTH. WECMH5ENKMU CELESTE-ALBA LIONEL TRADING CO., In®. IMPORTERS OF FRENCH PERFUMES 320 Fifth Avenue PARIS NEW YORK