THE OMAHA SUNDAY
14, 1919
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"I Shan Weep Anon; Good Tom
Drumme Lend Me a Handkercher."
Shakespeare, 1601.
NO article of modern dress has
.. had a more romantic, historic
career than the handkerchief; be-
ginning in canj iuuii . uiuca,
wept into, fought over through the
days of chivalry; written and poet
ized about in the time of Queen
Elizabeth and Marie Antoinette.
And who will say that these pretty
thoughts do not hover around dain
ty handkerchiefs such as they're
snowing at Thompson Belden's?
Exquisite bits of linen artistry as
individual as the costumes they will
accompany. Thesa bits of loveli
ness carry an instant appeal. The
flash of a jewel is no more stimu
lating to tht aesthetic sense than
the flutter of a handkerchief of
Madeira embroidery very fine and
dainty at from 60c to $2.75, or thost
from France and Spain at from 50c
to $15. Carrachmacrosj lace at
from $8.50 to $17.50 or th se charm
ful bits of linen for the little folks
in boxes at 35c or sold separately
at ,10c and 20c. There's . subtle
charm in a handkerchief Rift chosen
from this department.
Every woman should learn ribbon
craft Tht designers areconstantly
busy making hosts of beautiful new
ribbon novelties.
The Feminine World
IS listening attentively today to
charmful suggestions. Rare new
indeed, have II The Alia Shop, 207
South Eighteenth, house of a thou
sand gifts, is showing for a limited
tirite a wonderously beautiful gath
ering of Chinese laces by the yard.
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ously exquisite in fashioning, rang
ing from 35 cents to 60 cents Single
Madeira and French embroidered
doilies could not fail to achieve a
joyous Christmas welcome, while ,
the delicate hand-made frocks for
children are remarkably effective.
aiaintly conceived ermine sets,
as these are shown in the ex
clusive shops, furrily fascinating bits
of loveliness.
The Furniture Gift Shop Becomea
Mora and More Popular Each
Year. , ,- , .
THE H. R. Bowen Furniture com
pany, with entrances on both
Sixteenth and Howard, offers un
ysual gifts for people who like some
thing "different." A holiday spirit
of wholesome joyousness pervades
the whole store and on every floor
are to be found special offerings,
toys and musical instruments on the
main floor, also that uniquely charm
ing Rombong Shop, which contains
"everything" giftfuL Wandering
from floor to floor in one artistic
display after another one is apt to
see:
Cunning nests of tables, tea tables
and console tables of quaint colon
ial lines.
Irresistible sewing receptacles of
old mahogany in unusual styles.
Muffin stands, tilt-top tables,
charming desks.
Mirrors, small or large, chosen
because of their individuality and
interesting design.
Tall fireside candlesticks, as well
as the smaller candle holders for the
table; many of .them in the poly-
chrome finish now so stylish; these
with candles especially to spit them.
Colonial hall clocks.
Piano lamps of mahogany and
polychrome.
Table lamps of rare charm and
beauty. . ?
3ook ends of the kind one does
not often see in the much-wanted
Italian polychrome.
Hand carved arm chairs uphol
stered in gold and black brocades.
"Comfy rockers. - "
Hundreds of gifta for the home!
Wear a different corset for danc
ing. Nothing that you do requires
as ranch grace and freedom as danc
!ng, freedom assured by theArearing
of a lightly-boned, elastic inset
model
The . Friend to Whom You Give
Cut Glass .
WILL bless you eternally. It
has come leaping and bound
ing into vogue again and Henrick
son, the Loyal hotel jeweler, Six
teenth and Capitol avenue, has a
very special snowing of Hawkes
and Libbey cuttings. New and
dainty etched effects, ideal offerings
fof the whole home. An eight-inch
diameter cut glass powder bowl for
the center of the dressing table
shows a striped French cutting and
is priced at $20. A decidedly
dainty smaller bowl in Iris design
is half the price. Scent bottles
etched and cut, many of them with
long tipped stoppers are priced
from $9.00 up. Unique among cut
pieces is a wide-mouthed rose bowl
of exceptional loveliness. Shelf
after shelf of new-shaped silver
pieces, traya of graceful line, pierced
edged vases, water pitchers and tea
sets, offer a wide array for choos
ing. You'll find their ivojy show
ing most complete, while the prices
on the whole stock will prove de
lightful. Exquisite Wreathes for the Holidays
FASHIONED , of great waxen
leaves as a background for '
bronze grasses and oddly shaped
foliage with dashing bow of scarlet
ribbon, ideal for holiday decorating
of the cemetery, are in readiness at
the John Bath Flower Shop, Eight
eenth and Farnam. Unusually
charming, they've been arranged
with a special idea in mind of having
them stand up above the snow.
Daintily Desirable Delectablea
YOU'LL find every night for din
ner at the Flatiron Hotel cafe,
Seventeenth and St. Marys avenue,
Richly prepared they are, these sea
sonable delicacies, with wise plan
ning for a diversified menu. And the
Sunday dinners served from 12:30 to
3 are like holiday feasts So delicious
are they. Salads crisply appetizing,
with desserts of delgightful surprise
meats of generous serving most sat
isfying. In a Showcase- of Winning
Witchery
IN the Nebraska Clothing Com
pany's millinery department, Fif
teenth and Farnam, there's an un-.
usually lovely showing of party
hats and ostrich feather fans, en
trancing combination. A wee bit
to one side of t blue feather
trimmed silver chapeau, is a three
feather fan on tortoise mounting for
$19.50, while cunningly placed in
front of a fetching gold cloth crea
tion is a dainty tan feather affair
with the last three tortoise sticks,
holding long drooping feathers, un
usually beautiful. Dainty pink
feathers fluffily conscious of charm,
peep coquettishly round the brim
of . a silver and squirrel combina
tion turban, defying any feminine
heart to harden sufficiently to over
come the temptation to "buy." Un
usually bewitching are the veils of
elaborate loveliness, the bags of all
fabrics, leathers and beaded con
ceptions exquisitely done.
Festive Holiday Attire for Lovely
Women. '
MODISH creations are designed
and created daily by Miss Feay,
modiste of note, second floor, Neville
olock, Sixteenth and Harney. Models
in accord with the joyous spirit of
the holidays express themselves un
der her artistic fingers in vividly
colorful, quaintly-lined effects, slen
derly severe in line or picturesquely
bouffant in silhouette. Whatever type
she represents, the woman of fashion
will find her holiday needs admir
ably suited in designs particularly
fitted to her individual style.
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Exquisite Undersilks for "Intimate"
- Gifts.
CAN'T you imagine her joy over
a "pink Christmas," when out of
a beribboned box tumbles1 a rosy
mound of silken sheernesses, such
as they are showing at Herzberg's,
1517 Douglas street? The exact
petal-pink of apple blossoms, with
here and tttere dazzling white satin
or sky blue, or delightful an ador
able combination of gold and bril
liant turquoise blue georgette!
Shimmering crepe de chine and airy
georgette nightgowns need only
dainty shirring and fairy-line em
broideries to make them altogether
lovely. Delightful fashion whims in
envelope undies, quaint bloomers,
irivolous camisoles make this a
showing of unusual charm.
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A dandy "picker", for -a picnic is
a sparkling bit, of metal which will
roake the serving of olives an easy
matter, 50 cents.
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A Christmas Offering to Be Re
' numbered. -
IT will be if selected at Candy
land, Sixteenth and Farnam.
Their boxings of sweets are rarely
attractive, and most reasonable in
price. Table' sweetmeats for the
holiday dinners are deliciously sat
isfying, carefully packed. And in
that delightful Walnut Room, one
is sure to meet ,her very nicest
friends with whom to share a cup
of hot chocolate and a delicious
salad, excellently served.
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A Gift for the Whole vFamily
IS, one of the fruit baskets which
they arrange at the Sommera Spe
cialty Shop, next door to the
Brandeis theater, Seventeenth and
Douglas. Rare, lovely fruits, both
fresh and preserved, nuts in the
shell, salted, spiced and candied,
sweets of all kinds, there's an offer
ing in one of these baskets for every
one of the family even to mints
for grandmother. The whole basket
topped with a great scarlet or green
ribbon bow, breathes the very spirit
of the Yuletide. 'But do get your
order in the shop in plenty of time
for artistic work and prompt de
livery. These bassets are packed
carefully for cut-of-town deliveries.
I'll be most happy to assist in the
arrangement of your basket if you'll
call upon me.
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Fragrances of rare individuality
are among the selections offered in
the combination boxes.
A World of Fashion Has Gone Em
broidery Mad.
WHY, do you know that serge
frocks show colorful nosegays
of yarn embroidery? The Ideal
Button and Pleating- company, 305
Brown block, Sixteenth and Doug
las, tells me that there's absolutely
no limit to embroidery possibilities.
You may be interested to know the':
Silvered net plays a large part in
young girls' evening frocks. The
net comes in all the accepted eve
ning colors and the silvering is ac
complished by machine in a scroll
design. Usually the net is scal
loped like lace at the edge.
Black velvet embroidered with
big discs in white silk is an effective
combination in one of the new after
noon frocks.
Self tone embroidery on duvetyne
frocks is the only bit of decoration
needed on the frock.
There's a great deal of accordion
pleating being done in this shop at
the present time. Order early for
Christmas gifts. .
'Twos in the calm and silent night!
The Senator of haughty Rome,
Impatient, urged his chariofs flight,
From lordly arches, gleaming, swell
His breast with thoughts of boundless sway:
What recked the Roman what befell
A paltry province far away,
In the solemn midnight,
v . Centuries ago!
Within that province far away
Went plodding home a weary boor;
A streak of light before him lay, ,
Fallen through half -shut stable door
Across his path. He passed, for nought
Told what was going, on within;
How keen the stars! his only thought,
The air how calm and cold and thin,
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries ago!
It is the calm and solemn night!
A thousand bells rihg out and throw
Their joyous peals abroad, and smite
The darkness, charmed and holy now!
The night that erst no name had worn,
To it a happy name is given;
For in that stable lay, new-born,
The peaceful Prince of earth and heaven,
In the solemn midnight, '
Centuries ago! .
Centuries Ago, by Alfred Dommett.
Instructive Toys Bring Joy to Boys.
WHAT boy wouldn't like to be
able to establish a wireless sta
tion like the ones used in the army?
Teaching and amusing at the same
time sounds like an ideal toy doesn't
it? I've found a sendiig and receiv
ing .wireless set at the Townsend
Gun company, Sixteenth and Far
nam, for $5. They also have a splen
did telephone set at the same price.
Airplanes with interesting motors
are $6 and tool chests which make
easy the task ' of making book
shelves for father, fixing up all kinds
of conveniences round the house and
generally keeping a boy out of mis
chief, are $7.50. If you're interested
in athletic goods of all kinds you'll
find this a wonderful shop specially
for boys.
Oh, Joyful Glee, Come and See the
Kiddies Christmas Tree!
A LL the way from some sweet
scented forest this gift-bearing
little pine has come to be your
Chistmas tree. Garlanded with
fairy tinsel and dainty ornamenta
tions, you'll find that the Christmas
tree candles of electricity at the
Nelson Electric Shop, one door
north of 'the Orpheum theater, are
just what you've needed to com-"
plete the kiddies Christmas joys.
There are sets of eight, 16, 24 and
32 in all the jolly colors of the
Yuletide season with most amusing
ly lovely fruits and animals. This
is the artistically clever shop I've
told you of, where may be found
the very latest lighting fixtures, and
the mostjinique appliances for the
home. Remember this is to be the
most "electrical" of any Christmas
we've yet had.
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there' a Particular Fitness in a
Music-Roll Gift
AND they're showing unusually
delightful rolls, half-bags. and
full-bags, at Schmoller & Mueller's,
' Fourteenth and Farnam. Cleverly
cut of black and tan leathers, they're
exceedingly rich and pretty. The
rolls priced at $1 and $2, the half
bags at from $4 to $6, the full-bags
at from $6 to $10. In this depart
ment you'll find delightful pricings
on stringed instruments ideal as
gift offering.
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The Rich Patterns and Colorings of
Far Eastern Tapestries and Rugs
A RE remarkably effective in the
Moquette table runners at Or
chard & Wilhelm's. In size 50x18
Sd Kincideelywit(hth Lcot JSdSSf .S
scheme of any room. Damask and a P
tapestry coverings are also in the y
collection, a nit more dainty in
Of a Witching Artistry Seldom Seen
" Out of the Studios of the East
A RE the new effects in negligees
and boudoir garments shown at
Brandeis' stores, seen for the first
time in the Seventeenth street win
dows of this great fashion center.
Adaptations of queerly channin
blossoms evolved in fanciful color
may be found clinging to heavy
crepe de chine and satin suits with
mandarin "effect coats and frivolous
little trousers. Chinese embroidery
in applique cut work is adorable in
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us uaimy coloring on a Dacxgrouna
of delicate shell pink satin. Strik
ing effects in the newly popular
black art combinations are achieved
in georgette and satin. Delectably
crinky georgettes, one color upon
another, quite win the feminine
heart. Airy enough to be tucked
into the smallest handbag, substan
tial enough for practical wear, you'll
find their rainbow tin tings exquisitely
unusual. Robes to invite pleasant
hours of ease in the boudoir assur.
ing breathless moments when the
daintily wrapped and beribboned
Christmas pacquet is opened.
coloring, with a gleaming thread
stitchery of gold glinting at intervals
in the motifs, while the brocades
with gold lace bandings and tassels
richly lined are altogether delightful.
If You Find the Hat You'd Planned
Upon
somehow not up-to-the-minute
style, just send it up to the
Kruger Hat Shop, third floor, Bar-
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hanrin a, Vrltmlm nn ker b,ock- Fifteenth and Farnam.
cotrdSnhe'Sly' f"(hion " "fr ft" l
s . J and renew most fashionablv vour old
There's Nothing in the Whole Lisf 1"arabo'1 Remember that this
of Christmas Gifts
shop closes at 1 on Saturday.
Unique among feminine furniture
pieces is the Martha Washington
sewing table. Beautifully cut of ex
cellent woods they're wholly delight
ful. .
Smart as 'Well asN Exceedingly
Comfy Fur Collars for Men
A RE being sold at the Alaska Fur
company, Sixteenth and Doug
las. Becomingly cut, they're to be
had in both seal and nutria, with
convenient buttonings for the over
coat What could be nicer as a gift
for father, brother, husband or
friend at $25? 1
From the Moment One Sniffs the
Incense-Laden Air of the Oriental
Shop
OF the Nippon Importing Com
pany, 218 South Eighteenth
street, one has an inclination to buy
all of the lovelies exhibited there.
And oh, aren't they pretty? Dainty
silken cushion tops with those
mystic symbols of Cherry Blossom
land exquisitely embroidered, silk
and satin kimonos, also beautifully
decorated crepe kimonos. China in
soft dainty hand colorings sold at
amazingly low prices. A dull gray
ish blue may be had in its white and
black etched design of cranes against
a softly rolling background. This
in pieces of all kinds to be matched.
Then there are all kinds of incense
burners, vases, dainty robes and
coverlets for children, baskets of
unusual loveliness. For your in
formation, nothing in this shop is
sent out C. O. D. this year, so send
check or money order to cover prob
able cost.
Every Girlie in the Land
WILL write to Santa Claus for
one of the hand-made wigs of
real curly hair which they have
showing at F. M. Sehadell's, Six
teenth and Douglas. Would you
believe that the curls are waist long
and that you can get them in any
color for from $2.50 to $5?
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Slippers Will Be Delightful Indeed
If They've a Pair of These Ex
quisite Buckles.
rpHE woman of discriminating
taste is impressed by the simple
dignity and innate refinement of
the new arrivals in slippers at the
F. & M. Boot Shop, Sixteenth and
Farnam. Dainty kid, dull and
glazed, in black with delicate bead
ing, patent kid, or smart brown,
they're needing the sparkling addi
tion of the new sterling silver
buckles with shining ' insets of
rhinestones which they're selling
from $5 to $50. Exquisitely dainty
are the new silken spats in all col
ors for wear with these smartly cut
slippers. I'll be glad to send an
illustrated catalog of the new sea
son's shoes upon request.
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Christmas Cards Assorted in Size
and Sentiment
rpHE Megeath Stationery com
pany, Fifteenth and Farnam,
have conceived the brilliant idea of
$1 and $2 assortments of greeting
cards, the number of cards being
specified by the customer while we
make appropriate selection from the
many, many cards offered. To give
you some idea of how to. order, the
prices range- from 5 cents to 25
cents. All have dainty envelopes to
match, and the postage on the pack
age is paid.
Artistically unusual are the im
ported beaded bags of marvelous
color blendings.
Special Preparations for Holiday
Picture Buying
HAVE been made by the art de
partment of A. Hospe Com
pany, 1513 Douglas. Two new
polychrome frames for that delight
fully popular Garden of Allah pic
ture by Maxfield Parrish, three Cor
ot pictures in exquisite color,
Spring, Dance of the Nymphs and
Castles in Spain, the Nutting prints
of all sizes in framings peculiarly
delightful, new gift prints of charm
ful loveliness.
Holiday Flowers a Present-Day
Necessity.
NO holiday is complete nowadays
without flowers. Flowers for
one's own home, and flowers of
careful selection and arrangement to
carry a greeting to one's friends.
The Lee Larmon Fontenelle Flower
Shop, Eighteenth and Douglas is
making special preparation to take
care of all holiday orders, gracious
contributions to holiday happiness.
rpHAT come to mind which gives
better, more universal or more
lasting satisfaction than fine quality
leather goods, such as are now on
display in the great showroom of the
Omaha Printing company, Thir
teenth and Farnam. Great folding
English kit bags, strapped in sub
stantial stability, sturdily built Glad
stone bags, bull dog shouldered
bags, are to be seen among the
men's quality luggage. And there
are very smart nt-alls containing
toilet articles which indeed fit all
and any of these bags.
For - fair femininity there are
dainty little bag offerings such as a
patent envelope folding bag with
golden tan moire silk lining, gold
metal finishings and vanity fittings
of turto shell pieces large enough
to make anexquisite showing on
the dressing table when not en
route.
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You Really Must Be on Time at
That Novel Sale
rp HEY'RE holding at Lamond's
Are you remembering Had you thought of
THE PIECE OF MODISH
JEWELRY
A BRIGHT WOOL SCARF
A BIT OF SILK LINGERIE
A FUR WRAPLET
A REAL LACE CUFF AND COL
LAR SET
A SATIN CORSET
PADDED JAPANESE ROBE
SILK PETTICOAT
PAIR OF SILK PAJAMAS
BEADED BAG
BOUDOIR COAT
PRETTY VEIL
ORNAMENTAL BOOK ENDS
DOOR STOPS
CANDLESTICKS
TELEPHONE SCREENS
FRENCH FLOWER POTS v
ITALIAN GLASS URNS
BOUDOIR ACCESSORIES'
SWEET MEAT COMPORTS
MANTLE LIGHTS
DRAWING ROOM PILLOWS
AMUSEMENT ROOM CORNER
LIGHTS
VARIOUS OTHER ODDITIES
FOR HOME AND CLUB-
Redolent of the Tennessee forests,
where they have been in the making
for a thousand years, cuddled deep
in the heart of the jiant trees, are the
cedar chests in which to keep
milady's loveliest furs.
Everyone Who Sees Them Falls
Quite in Love.
SO exquisite their loveliness,
softly feminine their daintiness,
sensibly practical their usefulness.
Of course, I'm referring to those
dainty flower-tinted voile aporn effect
slip-on house dresses th.y're selling
at the Vanity Shop, Third Floor
Securities building. , They are also
showing adorable challis frocks with
frilled vestees, cosily warm, and
very new "bungalows." ,
A goodly number of rainy days
scattered through the year offer1
goodly excuse for the giving of one
of the smart sun-rain affairs shown
in the shops.
There's an Exceptional Charm in
Long-Haired Furs. - .
Style Specialty Shop, second A CHARM which has been recog-
floor, Securities building, Sixteenth nized by designers of the Na-
and Farnam, for it's being run abso- tional Fur and. Tanning company,
lutely on schedule. If you want to Seventeenth and Harney, Athletic
save 65 cents on the dollar (and this Kmiin Th. ..mi ... 1
counts ud with pleasant rapidity. I "'l-iP!1
i.r. K. ;n h. .h .f. "UPC na lasnioneu
10 a . m. to 11 a. m. for suits.
11 a. m. to 12 m for dresses.
12 m. to 1 p. m. for coats.
. 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. for blouses.
2 p. m. to 3 p. m. for suits.
3 p. m. to 4 p. m. for skirts.
4 0. m. to 5 o. m. for petticoats
Conservation of time for the La- "Jf, ?JSTT ."Q
mond Shop-a saving of dollars for AdtfvX m find.
you. Surprising values on every- lfffn" re, Jl"L
: ul .trAr ;n,.t..4; wrv 8" onenng a bit more elaborate
a esVstva rival 1 8 rMbt fascinated with a silky soft
latest style arrivals. moleskin coat widely flaring with
Your Own Picture Doesn't Mean m!nf, Jinln in. "d
use. xtiis, iu ciauuiaic gin iiiaceu,
is $400.
A man rarely buys himself a smok
ing jacket because he's pretty sure
there'll be one in his Christmas
"stocking."
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in animal and cape effects, fluffily be
coming, priced at $60 to $200. And if
you enjoy the unusual, you'll find
quite enchanting a pointed fox ani
mal scarf with canteen muff, a most
artistic set for $250. Very similar in
size and design is a taupe fox set at
tne same price. Beautiful head and
a Great Deal to Yon
BUT it is everything in the world
to your friends and family. The
Kase Studio, second floor Neville
block, Sixteenth and Harney, is the
busiest place I know among all the
exceptionally busy shops in Omaha.
This is the artistic shop where they
make such delightful kodak enlarge- q UCH possibilities of fashionable
ments you know. Dont delay a .wi-f,.i... ,r. ,
day in sending in your Christmas stylefulness are open to the
Work I assure you you'll find the women who will take advantage of
prices most satisfactory, you needn't the skillful fittings of that corset
hesitate to send in your work with- specialist Dorothy mil! She has
Again I've a word to the Stylefully
Inclined "Stouts."
out a price list for the time is get
ting exceedingly limited.
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I'm Wondering if 'Every Man
Realizes
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made her life's study and work the
successful fitting of large women
and I'm sure if you'll give her a
chance that you'll be one of her
warmest admirers. If you can't visit
her fittiniz rooms. 205 Neville huiM-
JUST the important part that Sixteenth and Harney, send for
... . . . , , a complete measure blank and cor-
, nv.nnw yfj Rtutii literature
appearance? The J. T. McQuillin
shop for men, on Farnam between
Sixteenth and Fifteenth are offer
ing very smart neckwear for every
type masculine ideal for gifting.
Then they've gloves of warm fur
riness at faom $7 to $12, caps at $5
to $35, becoming !n cut and excel-
robes and smoking jackets! 0xrUZr4d,"rlt ,IU"JT
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