THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 19, 1919.
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My heart is like a butterfly
That seeks to sip the fragrant dew
' Of honey from the chosen flower
Throughout each gladsome, golden hour;
My heart but seeks love to renew, A
Love to renew, nor let it die.
My heart is like the tremulous dew -"
That twinkles in the morning light,
I That treasures all the joy it sees;
The sun, the birds, the sky, the trees;
My heart, like dew, is only bright ' '
By sunbeams, dear heart, caught from you.
My Heart Is Like the Butterfly, by Merrill Arthur Yothers.
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Wrought With a Magical Art , ; ,
T S the regally lovely Oshkosh
wardrobe trunk I've just seen at
the Omaha Trunk Factory, Thir-'
teenth and Farnam. Larger than
the one I told you of last week
(priced at $66.50) it is much more
..sumptuously finished. A brocaded
door over the hanger compartment
precludes danger of dust to the
ravishing frocks therein. Dainty
linen slips to drape over the dainty
garments, keep them even more im
maculate. Pleated and snapped
Just the Thing for Artistic Window A Wrap Silhouette of Distinctive
Displays.
"DOSE trellis designs in heavy
papers, backgrounds for win
dow displays, have arrived at the
Sam Newman Paper Shop, Eight
eenth and Farnam. And if you've
a fondness for the new French gray
backgrounds for lustrous-wooded
furniture, you'll intensely admire the
heavy-corded tapestry, showing in
termingled foliage of varying tints
of gray with a faint rose showing
here and there.
close to this door are two cases, one
for linen, the other for shoes. The As i Means of Artistic Preparation
same key whicn locks the outside
of the trunk fastens also the series
MY DEARS: If you're interested in sales you'll find the shops of
fering most splendid values these daysl Just yesterday I saw an amaz
ingly lovely coat for $49.50, in fact any number of different models, fash
ioned from fabrics, fascinatingly lovely, many of them with Hudson seal
collars, in all the new shades and characterized by the season's entrancing
style features. Hats, too, surprisingly priced in fads and fancies of love
liest designing. One of the city's most exclusive shops offers a remark
able reduction of prices for this week. And alluring as one could wish
were the blouse displayed in a local "shop for $12.50, Russian blouse ef
fects, in flesh and navy silk corded round each dainty waistline. Then
if it is imperative that another trotteur frock be added to milady's ward
robe, how appealing the smart serge frock with braid-bound . tunic
brushed wool trim for $29,501
pOR your attendance at the Chi-
cago grand opera so soon to be
heard in Omaha, "Aida," and the
Masked Ball," by Verdi, acquaint
yourseif with the exquisite theme of
the music by hearing the records of
these operas. The Orchard & Wil
iielm company extend to you an in
vitation to spend an hour in their
luxuriously furnished sound-proof
rooms for the enjoyment of this
music. You'll want to buy the
records of the operas, an assurance
ir rnmfnrt ncr. indeed, it is to ot re-inspiration eacn time thevre
know that it's protected by a guar- heard, a soul-stirring recurrence ,of
antee by this company to keep it in thrilling harmony. For the elevation ,
order for five years. Wrought with "f your family's ideals, a wondrously
magical art, it s maeea a queen eausiywg pleasure io De renvea Dy
your own nresiae m tne years to
come.
If You're Thinking of Buying a Pi-
of drawers on the right side of the
trunk, drawers guarded from dust
by cleverly fitted felt bandings.
Green velvet ribbons hang ready to
secure milady's chapeau in a gen
erously built hat box, while there's
a pressing iron holder in another
drawer to hold any one of three
sizes of irons. Smart' in appearance,
substantially built, with sample
trunk binding on the edges, a bulged
too to insure safe shipping, it is
easily moved on its ball-bearing rol
among trunks and is well worth the
price, $160.00.
Diminutive colonial nosegays,
lace-frilled, were made up in a local
flower shop this week for a luncheon
at the Athletic club. Delicate dec
oration for each; a fairy-like bow of
tulle floated from its elusive ends.
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Useful in Every Moment of the
Feminine Day.
THE fitall cases of vanity furnish
incr at the ' Omaha Printing
company,
Thirteenth and Farnam,
Novelty Coats and Suits as Allur
ing As One Could Wish
YOU'LL find at the Lamond
Shop, second floor Securities
building, Sixteenth and Farnam,
Clumette cloth, pliable, exquisite,
fashions a coat in blue whose drape
paneled back is a clever accompani
ment to the panier ripples over each
hip. Ripples whose joyousrtess. is
confined by great blue buttons.
Hudson seal muffles rosy .ears,
safeguard against winter's chilt, An
other lovely coat Tmodel of brown
5uedineflanng Hudson seal ot col
lar and cuffs charms us with a sim
ulated paneling of wide tucks. De
lightful Wool Krinier collar and
cutis on an tcypuan oroaacioin
Art5.Hr Wr r r, f vt.HAi present wonderful gift suggestions.
smart leatner cases io dc carnea
Yat the Alaska Fur company, second
OU'LL find most attractive the fioor Sixteenth and Douglas.. Drop
offerings at Schmoller & Muel- shouldered is the yoke of deep be
ler's, Fourteenth and Farnam, of all witchingness, while .the wide band
standard makes of pianos at prices iug round the ham has a truly
sumptuous effect. 'An attainment of
dignity and grace, milady will be
the cynosure of envious eyes as she
sallies forth to promenade on chilly
afternoons. .
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Preferences
TS QUITE as interesting as
the
frills and foibles of the fairer
sex. J. T. McQuillin's Shop for
Men, 1512 Farnam, is showing ex
clusive jackets, three-quarter and
full length lounging robes of quiet
colored brocades. Purple and gold,
glowing ted and gold, gray and
black, silvery, shimmering, trimmed
in heavy corded black silk, collars,
cuffs and pocket shapings, .they're
cord bound," frogged and belted. For
more practical wear, they've the
blanket robes with slippers to match. '
Robes of lasting beauty at prices you
wish to pay.
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' A '"snap-flap-strap," pearl but
toned, fastens smartlv on the wrist
red suit, not content with this start- of a crumple kid gauntlet whose ex
ling loveliness,- adds touches of ceedin chic is exceptional when one
hand - embroidery and ' infinitely sees the inset of white kid under
charming box pleats. j the strap. In taupe or brown they're
.' An ox-blood silvertone tailleur in- It H Evef fieen the Habit
colors-Docket 'linings, of French Smart People
blue, choker fur of gray squirrel. rpHE world over to precede a
Don't miss seeing the cunning "Fly- 1 season of fevcrjsh gayety, such
. . snent at anm health rart At
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watering place where a brilliant so:
as swagger handbag or spread out
in one's traveling bag or suitcase,
they're lined in shimmering silks of
regal richness. Here you'll find
It is Quite Imperative that One
Loveliness., Should Don Well-Cut Footwear
Q KILFULLY designed and cut TJARMONIZING in color,' style.
along most graceful lines is a and general appearance with
Hudson seal coat model just finished the rest of one's attire. The F. &
M. Boot Shop, Sixteenth and Far
nam, have just received from Julius
Grossman company the most patri
cian shoe model it has been my priv
ilege to see. Light and hand
sewed is the welt sole, glinting in
its light reflections the patent kid
vamp and high Louis, heel, fine silk
kid the uppers silvery gray, but
toned to a queen's taste in dark
pearl, steel-studded. A black kid but
ton model of the same design, also
a Grossman shoecarries a message
of exclusive charm, dainty smart
ness. While from another house is
an exquisitely voguish black model,
satin-topped, dull kid vamp and heel.
When I asked the salesman what
was his most popular "seller" in
brown he promptly answered "Ha
vana brown kid in a button with a
turned sole and all leather Louis
heel." Of course, you've bought at
least one of those clever new spat
models? In all desired suit shades,
in wool or silk moire and satin,
they'll delight the most fastidious.
A brown beaded bag of recent im
portation carries a beaded nosegay
on one side in shades of mauve, rose
and vivid green. Beaded straps pro
vide a means of swinging it from
dainty arm, while pull cords for full
ness are finished in beaded ends.
On Sunday They'll Serve
JURIED chicken dinner of 'deli-.
ciousness at the Woodrow
Cafe, Eighteenth and Farnam.
Where in a setting of soft lights and
quiet service one may enjoy a rest
ful dinner of exquisite viands. For
dessert they're featuring Woodrow
Special ice cream, richly delightful.
For fluffy frock of witching dain
tiness ostrich feather fronding may
be bought by the yard.
Particularly Fascinating
GIFTS, appreciated by everyone,
are the artistic enlargements
which they make at the Kase studio,
second floor, Neville building. Six
teenth and Harney. This shop, well .Ravishing as a Gown May Be,
known for artistic developing and,. , s ,
above $100 to fit anv nr"tV v feel nrintincr. doe exnuisite enlargement . I 1 " M more lovelv lnan lne P"
m i yuu can mora io pay ana i wum. cringing uui mih imiuh
terms most liberal. Could anything a loved one's face, or -detail of the
bring greater joy to every member home so dear to all, what gift could
of your family, add more to the" carry greater , heart-appeal? Their
beauty and hospitality, the culture of tinting and framing is of highest ar-
your home? You'll wonder just how tistic merit,
you managed to live without one, i
I'm sure. I'll be most happy to make A L d t0 Her Fingertips," v
the selection for vou. taViner rare of '
all details, selecting good quality and A FTEN heard, is it not? Did
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Coat beneath. Kilpatrick's, Fif
teenth and Douglas, are showing
bewitching creations 'of skillful de-
tone.
every necessity for a ravishing toi
lette cunningly placed. Never have
I seen quite such fascinating shap
ings .of ivory, delicately cut, wide,
graceful mirrors, queerly curved
combs, soap cases of such beauty
that they'd take a graceful place as
1 container for mylady's jewels. A vivid
blue-lined bag, opened, discloses
hand-decorated ivory in heavy gold
A Veritable Riot of Color Glowed I cial life sparkles through the series tracery interwoven with tiny blue
.-. Um M..;nr nf ru--n1 prescribed "sanitarium treatments flowers. You'll find most captivat-
From the Massing ot vueeniy of fashion fo,k find Jt difficuU in. jng the cunning way the cream box
Chrysanthemums deed to give up entirely their orbit tucks under the brush in this set.
Ilif the John Bath Flower Shop, of dinners, dances and parties. This Smart indeed is another bag of gold
!?;, -!, ,A Famam thi is one oi the reasons why the id- lining whose gold fittings express
Eighteenth and J s vantages of the Solar Sanitarium, a luxurious richness. Two powder
week. The great yellow fluffs, show Masonic Temple' building, 19th and boxes in this one if you please!
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uougias, are so apparent one can men mcic a a icicsciiiaiiuu ui iun
stay in ones, own', home,. or in a .new Turto shell, brown and amber,
nearby hotel, and -make daily trips well worthy to be placed On the
to this great "Battle Creek of the dressing table of the most elaborate
West," where, in room after room, boudoir. As gift suggestions, notb-
are found impressive electrical ap- wg could be lovelier.
paratus of wondrous healing'prop--erties.
If wishing merely, to gain'
strength (and beauty) for the social
season, there are "sun baths" of
electricity. You'll , find their con
structive treatments wonderful in
deed. v '
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Crystal beads, like myriad dew
drops form fascinating trimming on
evening gowns this season.
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golden hearts, while niost entrancing Exhuberantly Youthful Fitting for
I m tk natu mitlKarra.nrimrAc
shade of delicate loveliness. Art yR OCCASIONS of general joy
pottery of artistic fashioning quaint ,U -..... l.
tinting-is io be found in thi? shop ousness are the chapeaux of-
ierca it inc ieurasKa vioining com
pany's millinery department, Fif-
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you ever wonder just what con
tributed most to such a judgment?
Perhaps important above everything
else is woman's "crowning glory"
well groomed, artistically arranged
hair. I've just seen in the F. M.
Schadell & Co. Shop, 1522 Douglas
street, natural gray hair of exquisite
quality. The beauty shop will offer
valuable suggestions also for be
coming hair dress for older women.
signing, exquisite in their distinctive
While for" younger lovely femininity. color combinations. Misty blue,
h-v'w fir miffs ear miiff and riirls , -j
for the winter placing of treasured
shrubs, ferns and plants, i"
In a Heart-shaped Box
AT THE John Henrickson Jewel
ry shop, Sixteenth and Capitol
Avenue, you'll find ' hand-engraved
wedding rings, in both round . and
square cutting, of white gold, greatly
"resembling platinum. Delicate con
ventional designs, many of them giv
ing the effect of pierced work, orange
blossom carvings, each with an ap
peal to sentiment, they're priced
from $10 up. Exquisitely lovely also
are ring in green and vivid yellow
gold.
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If in a Coquettish Mood
VIBRANT with, charm and the
love of living, she'd be quite ir
- resistible in a blue velvet hat at the
In Keeping with the Japanese
Influence
SEEN in all house furnishings
are the hand-painted and lac
quered floor lamps at the H. R.
Bowen Furniture company, Six
teenth and Howard. Queerly curl
ing golden chrysanthemum petals
make unique motifs for the floor
' base, while glowing bits of Jap
anese landscape charm one with the
effect achieved. These lamps pro
vide just the wanted bit of black
for present day interior decorations,
setting of subtle charm for shades
f brilliant color "Polychrome lamp
bases, luring in color, mahogany,
lustrously attractive, candlesticks,
and shades of infinite fittingness,
lighting loveliness for every home-
they've ear puffs, ear muffs and curls
for from $2.50 to $5.50.
Of Course -
YOU'RE going to the Flatiron
Cafe, Seventeenth street and
St. Marys avenue, for luncheon these
chilly days, aren't you? They're
serving more delicious things all the
gray and rose is a jersey with wide
. accordion-pleated frilling. Brown
and rose, fascinating combination
has narrow ribbons "pointing" out
its beauty of design. Rich fur shad
ings in another, old gold and brown,
dull taupe, suggest limitless gowns
with which it might be worn with
becorningness. Suggesting at once
crackly tissue wrappings of the
Yuletide is a brown skirt with
cherry ribbon loopings. And just to
show how "versatile "pettie" fabrics
may be, there's that alluring
Louisette -satin, heavy, changeable
n in colorings, whose endings are
those of scallops and gracefully
swinging tassels. 1
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time, it seems. And really there's
not a nicer place I know for dinner.
'Specially since they've so many
new and efficient people to serve
making preference are to be found table. .Quite surprising to be able
in thU store of artistic home fur- to eat delectable food and save
nishings. money while doing so, isn't it?
How to Choose a Becoming Hat
HE first thing to consider when selecting aat is to choose At Marshall Field's You'd Have to
one of a color that harmonizes with your eyes or general col- p t - . JS0 .
oring. The arrangement of the hair plays the most important w tor TnMe Art
part in making the hat suit the face. A thin or oval face needs, ";e;
mosf of all, a soft arrangement of the coiffure, which will serve A ND by taking advantage of the
to make the face look round and youthful. While, if you n. new parchment shades they've
M 11 a Ait vaii must fnllnw the general nrevailinz . ......
," u "V, l".Tr..:' ' .r :; :LV'...U- 7;..V ul just received at A. liospe company's.
1513 Douglas, you can oaint vour
Hear Yet Hunters All!
THE Sommers . Specialty Shop,
one door south of ths, Brandeis
theater, Seventeenth, and Douglas,
is a busy spot these days. Lunch
after lunch they're planning for jol
styles of hairdressing, the' clever woman is she who adapts the mode
of the moment to her own individuality. Arrange your hair so a little
of it drapes softly across the forehead. Never choose a hat that conceals
the hair entirely. Even the prettiest woman will find her hat more be
coming if her face is softened with a graceful wave of hair over the fore
head. Never do your hair in a new untried style when going to the mil
liner's for a new hat.
Consider, among other things, the relation of your hat to your gen
eral figure. If vou are short and stout do not wear a large flat hat In-
own for a most trifling sum, way
oeiow $iui All wired and ready, the
10-inch shades are $2.50; the 12-inch,
$4; 18-inch, $5.25; 20-inch, $6.50; the
largest size, 24-inch, $7.75. Oil paints
in artistically merged backgrounds,
delicate traceries and medallions,
quaint landscapes, dainty braiding of
The "White Line" Is the "Right
Line" to Use for a "Happy
Clothes Line"
THEY say at the Blue Bird Elec
tric Shopr308 North Sixteenth
street, meaning the White electric
washing machines. There's the
White Lily of six sheet capacity.
First of all the clothes are placed in
a very deep cylinder through which
the water passes constantly, as the
cylinder revolves once and back,
keeping the clothes straight. This
model has a stationery wringer and
swinging tub rack. "White" indeed
every surface is white enameled,
making it most beautiful to see. An
other model has a swinging wringer
with a flat belt drive insuring the
best possible friction, giving much
more service than a round one. Sim
ply operated, you'll find a safety
guard which makes it impossible to
have an accident to the hands, a
wringer control cleverly placed, to
instantly stop the motor in case any
thing r.appens. ..Guaranteed against
any material defect for five years,
you'll feel that either of these ma-'
chines s superior enough to make
it well worth the price, $125, after
having seen it. More simple white
washers may be had as low as $75.
You'll find this a shop of liberal
term arrangements.
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Of All the Leather Coats I've Sees
This Year
rpHE light tan suede coat of swag
ger smartness they've just re
ceived at Herzberg's, 1517 Douglas,
is quite the most effective. An en
veloping collar and shoulder lining
of Australian opposum assure
warmth in even the' coldest wintry
blasts, while a touch of daintiness
is added in the dark brown satin lin
ing. Storm straps on cuffs, inverted
pleat, wide belt and patch pockets,
,true military style, finish a coat of
chic undeniable. And the pricemy
dears you'd not believe it were I
to tell you so amazingly low it is.
Fish tail panels make a navy trico
tine dress alluring as one could wish
quite irresistible in effect when
they sway over an accordion pleated
skirt. Iriidescent bugle beads, rose
chenille motifs, running stitchery in
heavy silk,, make this a bewitching
creation.
Evening Gowna of Sumptuous
Beauty
CREATIONS the outcome of de
signers impartially making the
back .as attractive as the front have
Cobweb Bits of Becoming Beauty
LACEY drapings, cobweb veiling,
of most intricate designing im
aginable, lend enchanting effect to
milady's voguish appearance. The
fascinating thing about the veils
shown at Thompson-Beldcn's is the
witching combinations of meshings.
A hexagon background has startling
ly effective diamond motifs of heavy
silk cording. An oblong mesh of so
phisticated beauty has two-inch bor
der of silk. Double dot clusters of
chenille, vie in charm with single
dots for favor on grounds of dainty
threads. This department have
clever bits of color flower clusters to
wear on one's fur, French blues,
dainty pink, dull gray velvet leaves.
Accessories of effective charm.
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There's a Shop of Fashion Helpful,
nesa.
WHERE they'll block and re
block hats, freshen and re-
r i i i f . i
lasnion osincn learners ana mara
bou, the Kruger Hat Shop, 301 Bar-
on Saturdays.
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Fashion's Greetings. t
Ruffles are much in favor.
Many coats have large pockets.
Autumn hats are of velvet
Skirts are a bit shorter. '
Peasant blouses are attractive.
The slender silhouette is still here.
A charming suede glove has self
fringe.
Tucks are very effective on or
gandie. The square cape is new and in
teresting. Long mousquetaire gloves have
returned. '
Silk nets are embroidered with
bright metal.
Many of the new skirts are a
trifle wider.
For evening wear, veils of lace
are popular.
Quite a few of the hats turn up
in front .
Gowns continue to be sleeveless.
Some new sports skirts are 11
gored. , .
Satin and velour are combined in
new coats.
High roll collars appear on fur
shoulder capes.
Tassels appear as trimming on,
some fall coats.
The fall suit will button closely
around the neck.
A new circular skirt has its full
ness in front
The short sleeve and long waist
are seen together.
teenth and Farnam.
aiier luncn mey re planning lor jui- : ;i, .; i-: t i ,, ..i.., iu,lu laiiuav-aycs, uauuy uiaiuwg ui
i t i- j jt iut v stead, if you wish a brim to shade your eyes, select a medium small shape B0ld. offer nossibilitie of decoration
ly, hunting crowds; delectable cheese, with 'a crown hjgh the 8tyje pefmits and with trimming arranged 80ia, otter possiDiiities ot decoration
salted nuts, candies, meats of all in a hieh effect. If vou are tall avoid aigrettes or "stick-ups" of any kind,
Exceedingly kinds, cakes, olives, figs, large boxes It is wise, if you are above the average height, not to wear a hat of Kiddies Love Accordeon-Pleated
Turbans and hats trimmed with draped effects are.
smart is a taupe velvet tam nulled t,..u -a t,;t any extreme shape,
down on the rieht side over a srrav ?. .' j .-u r n j. .i.:iJ usually becoming to the tall oerson.
squirrel brim. Brilliantly lighting l t lnc.w of took no ess Tilt your hat at a becoming angle. Most milliners advise drooping
the whole effect making of it a than six limbureer cheeses with the hat a little on the left side, but if it is more becoming drooped on
model ot vivid charm is a banding of u i a..v... a .,1 the rihf side do not hesitate to change it If you have any moles, birth-
F. M. S:hadell & Co. Hat Shop, 1522 ' silver tinsel with threading of silver two-oound boxes of chocolates. Mr. marks or scars you can easily arrange to make them less conspicuous by
vugni9 ruccu uicl iui ucu uavia vugcu uiuv iiuuuu vi buwm ii aiiui - oOmtllCrS 1.3.3 All KitldS OI ClCVCf d"uing iiicui wiui uLvviuuift iav.
vevet petals, overlapping, form the mg snade one wonders w,hat name suggestrons to offer in regard to the
Frocks.
OF ALL the Christmas buying I
v did last year, that bringing the
most joy was, I believe, the accor-deon-pleated
frocks I planned for
the kiddies. Tassel-trimmed velvet
jacquettes, dainty touch of charm,
brim, each inset with a more vivid
shade , of ribbon. Embroidered in
fashion characterizing a famous pat-
afn ttt It All c a i t mnrtol n K1ta
w,ith nodding ostrich tip. Pattern
hats arriving each day, delightful in
their subdued or radiant color
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could be cever enougn to describe f th. hunting nartv
its witchery. Quite well aware of - .
its beauty, it swings long loopings
to touch a dainty shoulder. Unex- You've no idea of the exquisite
pectedly becoming is a high-topped charm there's to be found in an imi-
turban. crushed and gold-threaded tation mole skin coat I've found,
of crown, whose Hudson seal brim Flaring of skirt and cuff, its fullness
is adorned by long jet beaded pin, U confined by sash-tie
A hat turned ud abruntlv either in front, back or on one side is usu- nleats to rinnle in a iovful wav. col-
any Decoming o inc wuuiau wim m icuuuk hubs i jnc u a im-t, niiu org ot rioious oeauiy, mauc many
chin. A "turn up hat" if exactly suited to the wearer, gives the piquant,
smart air to a costume that no other kind of a hat can.
Study the shape of your face. If it is round you need to be careful
in selecting just the right shape. Mushroom hats or turbans that have
a broad effect across the front are sure to make the face took moon
shaped. A very narrow tight-fitting turban with a "stick-up" can some
times be worn becomingly
a childish Heart nappy, lne ideal
Button and Pleating company, 30S
Brown block, Sixteenth and Doug
las, do this pleating most reason
ably, while the material may be of
chaliis or wool batiste. Let me send
you one of their voguish booklets.
led Mrs. D. A. Hill, the corset spe
cialist 205 Neville building, "Six
teenth and Harney, to clever mould
ing of lines for the new mode. Al
"ways delighted when she-'may wear
sheerly exquisite fabrics, Milady of
'Fashion is charmed indeed by the
effect of slender grace achieved by
this specialist's work. Write for
measure blank and literature.
Like Bits of Flitting Sunshine.
GOLDEN canaries, rarely beauti
ful, fly at will in the charming
ly decorated window of the Lee Lar
mon Flower Shop, 18th and Doug
las. A waterfall of clear water over
great pieces of bark delights these
delicate songsters and it does one's
heart good to see them perched on
the edge of the wood drinking as if
they'd never quite enjoy it enough.
Bath fountains cunningly placed in
moss, little houses cosily inviting in
the branches of trees unite in a sur
prisingly lovely scene well worth
the seeing . ..
Tttia and Trademark Reiliter4. V. I
Patant Ottic.
Adv.
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