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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1920)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 14, 1920. 7 R Two Turkey Dinners on Thanksgiv- ing Day "117 ILL be served at the Flutiron Cafe, 17th and St. Marys Ave nue, the place which delightfully solves what to do about the cooking since one cannot get a maid, Plan to take your family to this cafe for Thanksgiving dinner, and if O'.ie wishes to entertain, just phone Mrs Noble, she is exceedingly hospitable and will ari-anee for vour Bursts in a manner wholly- unimpeachable. I've been poking my head around the corners and 1 know that we're going to have all kinds of delectables, fruit cake, mince pie, jellies and things like that which really good cooks are even now preparing. . Milady Who Has Unsightly Hol lows TN her neck will appreciate this: I've discovered a secret that will inside of a few months develop and fill out neck hollows. If you wish to know more of this secret call on ,or write to Dorothy Hill, the cogset specialist, 2nd flobr Neville Block, 16th and Harney. I absolutely know with suggested treatments ana rc that this can be done from the work quired requisites for each one. They Vve watched. Is Your Dining Room in Readiness for ThanVsirivinff? rpHANKSGlVING marks the real opening of the entertaining sea son. Through the weeks and months to follow, your dining room will play a very important part in the. enter wWaining of your guests. 1 As an accomplished ' hostess you fully realize the importance of creat-', ing in your dining room that en- vironment which will promote' a .spirit of hospitality and good" fellow- ship, and which will properly reflect your ideals of home. Surelv. now' is the 'logical time to carry out , the plans you have perhaps had in mind for a long time for the betterment of your dining room. Whether vour needs involve the complete refurnishing of the room, or perhaps just the addition of a new dining table and chairs, or a new serving table, or a dinner wag on, or some other individual essen tial, you will be accorded at the H. R. Bowen Furniture company,. Six teenth and Howard, a sincerity of helpful, intelligent service that will insure the permanent satisfaction of your selections. This' store shows very extensive selections in dining room furniture of superior' merit, in complete sets and n individual pieces for the home that is modest as well as for . the home where only the very finest is good enough. . . .'. You will like their method of pric ing everything the lowest for which similar quality can consistently he sold by any store anywhere, at any . time, and under any conditions. Comparison of prices can involve no obligation or embarrassment, and it will give you first-hand infornia-. tton which will be a revelation to you. J The Perfect Frock ta Tea In To Dance the Informal Dinner Hour Awav In. ' J. a fur coat is to be seen at Herz- berg's, 1517 Douglas. Soft poiret twill has been used in its fashioning and its designer has clung to the snug-fitting sleeve, slim shoulder and long straight line, that gives youth to any tvpeof figure. Dainti ly wrought gold embroidery is lav ish trim for apron tunic, slashed cutts, collar and lapels. A frock vhich one miaht view in.a smart Fifth avenue shop, it is offered at $59.50. Violet Silk In Vivid Shading Is Over- run by Satin Lattice Design TN the lining of an overnight bag X with smart ivory vanity fittings which they're showing at the Omaha Printing company, Thirteenth and Farnam. A warm rich brown silk in a larger bag follows out the gold brown effect in a pair of scissors, gold handled as note of sumptuous- ness among the torto shell fittings, .. . , . r. , - l i. yuite tne most saiisiyingiy loveiy in bags, tnougn, are two suitcases jusi arrived, each of them priced at $178.50. Lined in sand moire silk, very heavy and luxurious in effect, with cunning little shirred pockets around the sides, the lid, when ,t,.Aiiitt Kartr flicrlneA ftttrt piece of exquisite tortb shell, gold -decorated. Comb, brush, and mirror, even ' the. buf-,' fer just to be different,' are found to have long, dainty han- dies Back of the large,-long mir-. rnr 5 another olacoue. silk covered, . 11 . ... j ' ' - - .v. - . removable, containing all of the manicuring necessaries. Glorious as this bag and its priceless vanities, one is just as speechless in admira tion over the companion bag with its golden amber fittings, decorated in bandings of black enamel and sold. i Chaptaux Charmant (or Dinner- Dance and Theater. T70LLOWING fascinating paths of loveliness are the festive, flow er-trimmed, fur and silver cloth com binations which the Herald Hat Shop, 15th & Farnam, are showing for milady's wear to formal affairs of fashion. French, too, are the lin gerie conceptions just arrived, ted- liics. bloomers and nightgowns are ""'"red at $4.75 to $lS. And those tantalizing all-over lace hose in brown and black are priced so pleasantly but $4.95 and $6.50 are they. t Some charming dance frocks have skirls as full as hoop-skirts. The First Windy Days of Winter De mand Solicitude in the Care of the . Skin. rARE such as you will be anie to y-J render with the Franco-American Toilet Requisites sold at 309 Neville Block, 16th & Harney. Thoughtful- provioea tor are tne ony skw, the dry skin and the normal skin will gladly mail you their booklet on "How to Look Your Best in the r a r . v ranto-rtiiici n iui vvaj. i c:,i DMt;m. ir h First i Of the Holidays-Thanksgiving ARE being made in the Drefold Hair Dressing Parlor, 1001 W. O. W. building. Fourteenth and Far . nam. , The most modern equip ' mints are in use in every room ' of this shop with operators installed who are experts in the beauty proc esses. Those interested in the -' Franco-American toilet rcquisi4s will be glad to know that this shop uses them with splendid1 success. A law-necked ,hall gown of black broadcloth is embroidered in gold. V . ) Overcoats in All the New Textiles, Generous Fullness in Lines to Ac commodate Growing Boys. THE Junior Shop of the Barker Clothes Shop, second floor, Securities builfline. Sixteenth and Fanam, have just put on sale $15 and $20 overcoats in chinchillas, ox- ford cloths, shetlands and cheviots, at a group sale price of $10. The age range in sizes is from 2 to 11 years. Newly priced too are boys two-pant suits: $10.00 and $12.50 suits now $8,50. 515.00 and $17.50 suits now $12.50. $20.00 and $22.50 suits now $15.00. $25.00 and $35.00 suits now $20.00. buit$ which are smartly tailored m tbe most approved styles tor ooys. Suits which you'd be willing to buy at a much higher price', except for the fact that it's but a few weeks until Christmas and several dollars saved On a suit or overcoat is tnai much more for the gift fud. I'll be glad to make selection and send these out to you. Just Returned from the East, This Coat Buyer Brings News of Wrap Novelties Selected. MR. LAMOND of the Lomond specialty shop, second floor, Securities buildine, Sixteenth and rjr,m ;s pvceedinelv enthusiastic in describing the charming details of coats and wraps to delight the fastidious tastes of Madame Omahal Many of these ravishing, foldy af- "hlW" M-eTC kingi the unusuai browns, ranging jn color from bright gold to rich rose tans, frdm that to real "brown" browns, all of them more lavishly trimmed in furs than any wraps be- fore seen in Omaha. You'll want to run down to this specialty shop early Monday morning to see these, T J - . - 1 1 smc Frocks Which Combine Tailored Lines With Frivolously Inclined Decorativeness. FOR warmth the voguish woman of 1920 has her tailor choose -- . . . 1 , tncotine, Serge, poiret twin or duvetyne, for decorativeness she has the Ideal Button and Pleating Company, third floor, Brown block, Sixteenth and Douglas, embellish the long, graceful lines of the tailleur with beads,- embroideries of silk ... , ., i i, chenille or Drain, or percnantc an unner expert mrection ui a wen three! Truly there are endless pos- known dressmaker, who will dem sibililies of artistry offered by the onstrate; to your entire satisfaction, entrancing surface of a perfectly the desirability of owning a. West- woven wool frock. So solid are-the embroidered designs nowadays, too, that one is quite cognizant what color combinations are being used, Lotdr (3) dloppin iili R)y It's come to thankful time again; The yellow corn is shining, And every purple autumn grape Can show a sugar lining. The crimson apples crowd the bin, The nuts are bronzed with sweetness. The golden pumpkins in the field Are rounded to completeness. Our little garden's spicy still, That was so gay with giving; The air1 is frosty-cleanO Love, We're thankful to be living! The Charm of Correct Thanksgiving p., F " " . , ... OR those who appreciate the im- portance of correct silver for . Thanksgiving and other days, the Ti, ii;i s.,.i -u- c: lonn riennckson .jewel shop, oix- . ,u r,:,i .,,' .,. V-H""'. I"""" usual patterns in silver wares ot m dividual ana oignuica cnaracter. Pnr.thr Thnnk aivinir talilp. those - - a----e who plan to entertain will be espe- ciallv interested in the hew silver tea ilfl C1T' l'?' table dishes, meat platters, entree dishes and in the wonderful new sterling and Sheffield silver center pieces for fruits and flowers and in the complete chests of sterling silver flatware, standard designs, offered at startling reductions. A $100 chest is offered at $57.50. Unusual values are shown each week in the $5 special window. This week several service trays, distinc tive in style and finish, are particu larly appealing. Include in Your Plans for Thanks giving Day ' A GENERAL beautifying of face, hair and hands, such as will be found at the Comfort shop, 408 Se curities building, Sixteenth and Far nam. Make your reservations early before this holiday. The Gayest Time of the Whole Yeai Is Approaching THE weeks before Christmas! j t, - i 'i,n f-txc of vivid ccdorinVs X weai - at fes of vivid colorings lor y, ear at tes UvtJr5J?Ls. d that the Nebraska Power Co has chosen this as the week for a demonstration of the Western Elec- trie portable sewing machines; those delightful little affairs which may be used on a table in the guestroom, library, dining or breakfast room. T, , . , , curing ine enure ween incse m- ch nes will be on display in the great, new showroom at Fifteenth and Farnam, which is to be mide over nto a gigantic modiste room where Milady Omaha may take her ma- terials to be cut, fit and fashioned i i j- r ... i t ern Electric portable sewing ma chine. We are all invited to come otten and early im going to ao both, are you? MY DEARS: A PAGE featuring the things you will need in preparing your Thanks giving Dinner price listings on linen, silver, china and glassj' cut ' lery and baking necessities, prepared in plenty of time for the ad vantage of out-of-town patrons of the Polly columns. Mistress Polly, too, quite at your service, is ready and willing, ex ceedingly so, to buy any and all things necessary to your happiness. Place cards and table decorations, goodies, requisite to the holiday din ner, the many things listed on this page in the way of decorative wear ables, also anything you may desire that is not written up here. "The Skin You Love to Ttouch" WHEN,all is said and done these words are quite apt, are they r.ot? The slogan used in advertis ing the well-known Voodburys ta- ciul soap. The Green I'.iarmacy, Mxteeutn and Howard, nave a com- uii'cuiuu wcau.er uua ui vvuuuuuijs tination weather box of Woodbury s wwh costs but and contains: Woodbury's soap for skin, scalv rfnd complexion; facial powder; cold cream, for cleansing and massage, and the new facial cream which dis- t . , . t, appears and is to be used to heal .,A r.t iU,. t,,-n a 1 1 i v v v. v, y w- v3 rv iti laDle LamDS to Shed a Cozv Glow O HADES of old rose, blue 'and 0.iL tnA t;,.A .t,,Vr.,t silk, or bead trimmed novel'ties. are or head trimmed novelties, are , 1 l.J . the, Minnin tmnnrlinn . 1 Cft Com &nt1 . . on standards of. mahogany. tld When First the Cold Wave Strikes ivory, or Tiffany, for but $3 and ' th. Chr 4 - eX i-.- tu- .1.. j tne wry .. . . . :4-. eparately are 75 cents . and $1.35 , (Send check to cover cost and post- "ge). Duvetyns are. shown in' bright colors for tailor dresses and wraps. A. Number of Orders Have Come in This Week AKING advantage of the removal sale at the Sam Newman Paper shop, Eighteenth and Farnam. Paints, varnishes and papers, the ex quisite decorative papers which I have often talked in this column all are bing sold at below Cost. I'll be glad to send samples and prices upon request Please send postage. Nothing Could Be Nicer for the Cook f N Thanksgiving day than one of those, smartly tajlored, rubber ized aprons at the Bglen Manufuc turing (Zo.r. main floor Jacobs hall. Seventeenth and Dodge. Black and white, checked, they are but $2. Charming Sentiments Are Inscribed on the Tea Set TT IS a pity that .we housewives cannot decipher the charming senti- ments inscribed on our own tea sets, which we selected for their attractive shape or coloring. Could We but read the vertically written message on the bottom of teapot or teacup we might be pleased to learn that the piece was made in the "studio of deep peace" or the "hall of tranquility" or the "hall of respectful law," or the "center of generous harmony'.' or in some other quaint and peaceful spot, safely hidden from the confusion of the world's critics. i s ' 1 It almost seems worth while to master the Chinese language in order to become better acquainted with our tea things. - A Chinese sage says: "A true teapot should be individual and small so as not to disperse . the bouquet. The pot should be shallow, with a well fitting cover, con : vex inside, and straight spout that cannot become clogged." Does your pet teapot meet these requirements? Now real Chinese tea made in the pot by the Chinese is done : this way: I I . .. i. . . Warm the pot and measure into it four teaspoons of vour favorite brand of tea, adding a teaspoonful of dried lotus petals or a bit of dried orange peel, then pour in the boiling water just enough to fill the pot. Let the tea steep threeminutes;' then strain it off into another n P? ,an 11 reaay to serve. - P"1 tea3 tea dances or crushes are unknown1 in China, where the tea room in the home is a sma11 room simPy bnt artistically decorated, accommodating not more than five persons. ' In the ante-room-midsuya-the tea things are washed and'tr- raned. the guests waiting on the portico machiai until summoned to tea le.n from the "neavenly righteous carpter shop," an honored 'T."1, arusans, capaoiB oi uoing y uuiiuiiir oi nwnia. The guests enter the tea room roji which is designed to break connection with the outside world, thus fitting one's mind for the tea ceremony. A Chinese teakettle sings well, because pieces of iron are so placed in the bottom as to produce a weird melody as the water boils. In its melody a cataract echoes, a distant sea breaks on a rock-bound coast, a rainstorm sweeps through a bamboo forest, and the pines jing on a far away hill all these are heard in the teakettle by the oriental ear. The steam from the spouy, well that carries the wishes of the tea drinkers to the ears of the gods that grant them. An unwritten law is that the tea room must be scrupulously clean as becomes the "abode of fancy." The simplicity, almost bareness of the room, leaves each guest free to furnish it, and to people it as fancy dictates during the mystic silence of the tea drinking. : Tea drinking is one of "the homiest and most intimate of Bocial functions. We Anerieans watched our. English cousins enjoying the fad, as we called it, long before we adopted the custom. So-called tea rooms have never captured the tea spirit, which only presides over the home tea tray where exquisite harmony prevails. European porcelain is as a thing of. yesterday compared to the an tiquity of Chinese porcelains. The Chinese have an exquisite sense of color and of des'gn, which is apparent even in the cheaper Wares sent hcre and .which most of us own, and we can well conceive how much more beautiful the court porcelains made in Ching-Ti-Chan,' the me- tropons oi tne cermais worm musi and vour -teapot may have on it New Yeafr procession with the paper friendly carp, or perhaps a raging to safety. Study the blue and white surface of your tea things well and who knows but Sam Sing around the translate tne message on me uouom with a spirit of humility From gray to green, from green to gold, Through every kind of weather, The rainbow year came slipping by; We met it glad together, V And now we fetch us fragrant wood, And, light our ingle fire An upward-leaping, ruddy flame, A dream and a desire. Across the leaf -brown, happy hills The soft-shod dusk ,is moving; A cricket cries his songDear Heart, We're thankful t& be loving! By NANCY BYRD TURNER. You May Have Wondered " TTOW SO many of our "girls have managed to society attain such a delightfully curled coiffure. ah, my dears! They've been down to the F. M. Shadell & Co.'s shoe sixteenth and Douglas, to purchase one of those adorable 'National one oi tnose adorable Bob" curl arrangements. Three row? of ravishing curls are mounted on a round comb which reaches from ear to ear. All shades are to be had at $14 a "bob." Twelve to 18 finger curls hanging straight down from, awave and turn-twist French style: l.a been declared quite the thing by Dame Fashion, and these curls nay be had at $6 and $10. Then tney re snowing a tan pun wttn paa- ?Z underneath, a, great spft ar- raneement. celver as can be. thi the City ; . T HERE are always alarge Mm- . - ber ot trivolpusly inclined people (your and myself inclined) who heedlessly packed away heavy wear ables in the spring without first :ending thejn to the cleaner. And how distasteful they are to don when in a hurry for something heavy to wear to the game, or for that .long ,lo.t worry-that splendid cleaning establishment. Dasher Bros.. Twen ty-second and Farnam streets, have a long line of gray cars parked out side their plant, waiting for tele phone calls from just uch heedless people and they'll have our wraps ready in spotless cleanliness long before Thanksgiving day, Phone Tyler Feathers, Furs and Maribou Re newed, Hats Reblocked THE Kruger hat shop, 301 Barker clean, dye and remake feathers and maribou, remodel; furs, reblock hats and do hemstitching of marvelous oamtiness. " tne nnesi lacquer worK, are empioyea , . . from a flower bordered garden path oe. .every nesign nas a meaning, the feast or tlfc dragon, a bit of the cow Jn the lead, the feast of the typhoon with rice birds fluttering corner can be induced to read and to ot vour teapot, u ne is approacneu A Good .Turkey Deserves a Good Carving t SUCH as I've seen at Milton Rog ers & Sons, 1515 Harney. 'A two-piece set in Robeson cut lery, stag-handled, sterling mounted, $3.78. In the same quality, a larger three-piece set, $7.87. ; .Speaially priced is an oval, full turkey siz aluminum roaster, $5.Zu. - - . ' i-nuw ii renew m onn ana Color AFFER endless possibilities for Wj .l. tu.i. j... UCWiauilg Uiq I UclUKSglVlIlB UtXy dinner table. First in our thoughts when , .planning.' something really lovely in table beauty is a fruit bas- b (mm. thm nmnr cn(,-:-tv shop, one aoor .soutn oi uranneis theater, s Seventeenth and Douglas. Very lovely are the new bamboo baskets featured here, each tilled with fruits and nuts- of utter deli ciousness," topped by vivid bow of rich satin or sheer tulle. Picture Series Seven Steps in a Girl's Life THE art department of , the A. Hospe Music and Art store, 1513 Douglas, is showing a series of seven pictures, seven steps in a girl's lite. Cleverly , framed, these prints have been taken from paintings by Jessie Wilcox Smith. An offering 0f attractive gift values at $1 each. Don't Wait Until the Last Minute to Select the. Much Needed "Ex tra" China. THE Thomas Kilpatrick company gift ' department -on the "floor " gift department 'on the below" is showing- delightful Dres- deu china, j which they have im- ported direct," with' resu ltant prices much -.lower, than one expects to pay. for 'this exquisite china. A five-iiioh dish, - lavishly decorated withi daintily twisted handles is but $4.50, this in an c'dly conceived little serving dish. High stemmed cke dishes, long narrow relish dishes, square, oval, round, they of fer unusual opportunities for indi- viduality in gifting. Hundreds of tinted class novelties are offered in tins department, ntgn gracciui scent bottles, wide-topped powder con- tamers with dainty lidi, unexpected shaping in sweetmeat containers Incxpensiye.pric.es in Japanese chin,: aie pleasing, too, lovely little gifts when attractively wrapped, tied and ses.1ed or appealing bits to add fes tivity to your Thanksgiving table. Great Sheaves of Roses, Fragrant Clusters of Sentiment rpOOK shape under the skillful fingers in the John Bath Flower shop, Eighteenth and Farnam. the otner morning while I stood in fas cination to watch the clever arrang ing of-each perfect blossom. Really quite the nicest flower sprays I've seen are made un in this shop. The Time Has Come to Think of Many Things Things for Yule tide Giftings A ND, since this week has been chosen as Children's book week, it is a splendid tune to browse through the book department at the Brandcis stores for gift offerings. Conveniently grouped, according to price, you'll find: "Peter Rabbit," quaintly arranged as to print and illustrations, 50c. "The Three Bears" and "The Lit tle Red Hen" at the same price, as well as other story books dear to childish hearts. "The Swiss Family Robinson,'' that story so fascinatjrtg, is to be had in an edition of words of one syllable for 98c. In the same grouping are "Alice in Wonderland and an attractive "Mother Goose" book. "History of the United States,"" "Bible Stories," "Lives of the Presidents," as well as Thu h'ct "U other ' Hon!." hook .u. i... d..j . Ull llic Uldilvci luuay 13 a ivouu m MeNally production profusely illus- W.6 "Stal behid f sher VV right, which may be had for $2.50. . " iiie Hoy scout s Jfear book, Dy Franklin K. Mathews, chief scout librarian, Boy Scouts of America, $2.50., Th,en there are the Windimere series, big, well illustrated books, "Robinson Crusoe" and "Arabian Nights" as two of the most popu lar, $1.75. From the Time of the First Thanks giving Day I T has been observed as a day of feasting of the gathering of the families together around the "board of plenty." On this day the dining room is, the center of attraction and it is especially important mat me furnishings of the room be not only beautiful, but convenient as well. The Hartman Furniture Store, 415 South 16th, are showing delightfully appealing tea wagons A mahogany wagon with removable wood tray is priced. $22.50. Dropsides distinguish an attractive wagon in walnut at $29.75. While the same new feature is found on a tea wagon at $32.50. Quite the love liest of all is a mahogany or walnut with drop sides and removable glass trays which is offered at $45. You'll wonder how yon ever served a din ner without one of these clever little wagons. A solving of the servant problem during holiday entertaiu- mg. JSo Easy to Take the New Liner Bought for the Thanksgiving Table UP TO the Van ,Arnam Pleating Co., fourth floor Paxton block for hemstitching. Send me the money for buying the linen and I'll lake them to this shop for immed iate hemstitching, the work to be done C O. D. No Longer Transient Homes Are Now Being Built for Perma nency. rp HE home, that is built of brick -- chosen from the ideally beauti ful selection offered at the Hy draulic Tress vBrick Co., . in their splendid showroom opening from the hall of the W. O. W. building. Fourteenth and Farnam, will be one of permanency. The time has rome wnen lurniture is Being made with the idea that, chosen piece by piece, the furnishings of the house will be inherited from generation to genera- tion. The home is now being built of brick, the constructive material that assures a oermanencv defvinsr time and weather, a home which will live in the hearts of one's chil dren and in the hearts of their chil dren, a monument to all that is best in life, a home to whi'-h your children in future days will bring rollicking grandchildren to .spend their Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays. Hair Shop Which Uses English Dyt in Lovely Shades. HE Marinelb Licensed Shop, -- 556 lirandeis Theater Seventeenth and Dongas building, uses an English hair dye, which will match madmnoiselle or madam's hair in ex quisite shadings. It leaves the hair soft and pretty as it appears orig inally and is the only hair dye they tell me which is guaranteed not to injure natural waves. Just the be cominpness" desired for the first of the holidays. There's a World of Durability A S WF-LL as comfort in the Nu Boue corsets, sold in the Hatti -''ltiiian Corset Shop, fifth floor. Karhach block, for they're made of those cunnigly woven wire stays which bend but never break. Send i'ir a measure blank which ensures perfect fitting. Have You Taken Note of the Linens You'll Need for Thanksgiving? "PXTRAORDINARY offerings are to be found in the Brandeis stores linen department on the main floor. A 70x70 all-linen cloth for .'...$ 5.98 18-inch napkins, per dozen. . 5.98 Very smart in effect, an oyster linen cloth, 54-inch hem stiched i 4.98 Exceptional value,; 70x70 pat tern cloth, all linen 10.50 Among the decorative linens Cluny lace doilies, 6 inch... ,19 Cluny and Madiera embroid ered doilies, 12 inch ,.98 Filet scarfs, indispensable, 18x54 1.50' Round Madeira lunch cloth, 54-inch 19.98 (Original price, $35.) Round Madeira lunch cloth, 72nch 4 39.98 (Original, $49.) A novelty in linens are ihe Blue Bird embroidered scarfs, napkins, cloths and doihcs, scalloped of edge An embroidered scarf, 18x54.. $2.50 (Six nankins to match. $4.50 A 72-inch cloth 8.50 (With 6 napkins (18-inch), $4.50) Six-inch doilies 25 Ten-inch doilies 39 Round cloths embroidered in blue bird design with scallop finish round the edge are: Large size, 54-inch $7 50 Small size, 36. inch 2.98 Linens for your every holiday en tertaining need at a reasonableness of pricing to surprise the most con servative. A New Address YouH Want To Make a Note Of. ' rp HE ' Universal Auto Top Coi have moved to 1909 Douglas, a splendid large place with three en trances. The only auto shop com pany in town which will accom modate 20 cars, with front and rear entrances and sler.m heat. Perhaps You Have Been Planning A Big Picture to Hang Over the Davenport R a colorful big print to grace V t,le replace. The Brandeis Picture department in its new home, southwest corner of the fourth floor at the Brandeis stores is showing in its enlarged showroom many pictures-to find a pleased reception in your home. Miss Davies of this department takes a personal pleas ure in assisting at the selection of pictures which will best decorate house or apartment walls and I'm sure you'll find her most helpful at all times. Visitors are invited to view the new hoilday showing' in this department. "' Stock Readjustment Sale Begins Monday QRCHARD p Wilhelm's were preparing for a gigantic stock readjustment sale the other day when I passed through this great store. Without going into details. I can assure you that you will find splendid values in this sale, begin ning Monday, November 151 V, " Candies Must Be Included in the Day's Plans A S every thoughtful hostess "knows. And they're planning all kinds of delicious sweets for the Thanksgiving table at Cand viand, 1.22 Farnam. Bright, crystal can dies, soft sugary cream candies as well as the chocolates popular with everyone. Your hostess of the day would appreciate a box of chocolates I'm sure. Splendid Sale Offering of Sweaters THE Far E Townsend Gun Co.. 1514 mam street,1 are effering an exceptional sale of sweaters, great neavy snaker knit sweater coats, in all colors, maroon. Erav. brown. y.-hite and navy, at reductions of t.,'om 25 Ptr nt to 50 per cent, A"; excellent opportunity now for h(Jy buying or for immediate u.on oly anntmgs to the Thanks- E'ving foot ball game. Till n1 Trd-mrk Ric:trd V. ft rtDt Ofrics Adv. (M
