Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-16

! find hat for that small but fas-
tidious little daughter, let me direct
you to The Drahos-Luttig Shop, 1906
Douglas. / saw some delightfully."-
jaunty chapeaux for children there.
There's also a new shipment of love-
ly new dress and tailored hats which
will please you at this smart little
Hat Shop.
w HEN Little Sister boards the
w train for Shut-Eye Town there's
nobody sshe'd love more for
travelling companion than "a Pillow
Dolly. This dolly has the prettiest
hand-painted face, is neatly dressed
in a gingham frock and is one of the
famous Jane Gray playthings for Tiny
Tots which are being exhibited at The
ALA Shop, 207 S. 18th St. Priced
$l.25. "Kuddles" is the name of a
kitty which school girls are using for
mascots--and they're certainly cute /
Then there are little dolls for 75c
made of Turkish toweling with funny
faces. My, wouldn't any child love
to take a bath with one of thesel
THE sub-deb will go into perfect
l ecstaeies of delight over an ador-
able little party frock created by an
Eastern modiste just for her and
brought to Lamond's, I'd Floor Securi-
ties Bldg, for her inspection. It's
just as dainty and sweet as a French
confection, with its alternate rows Of
wide pink satin ribbon and tiny silver
edged tulle ruffles. The bit of waist
has a broad girdle of pink satin fn-
ished with small circles of gold braid
and pastel rosebuds. There's an
other frock which has been christened
Moonlight" and the designer must
have had poetic inspiration when
she originated 1t. It's of pale blue
and silver cloth with a faint touch
OF pink-the whole being given a
shadow effect by being veiled with
filmy black tulle. If you're consider
ing party frock for the Ak-Sar-B Ben
ball there are many beautiful ones at
THIS lasnionaDle shop.
A FTER you've decided what your
"A frock will be for the ,Ak-Sar- Ben
dance, call Doug. 8244 and consult Lee
Larmon, the Fontenelle Florist, about
an appropriate corsage bouquet. I
understand that corsages will be worn
by all the Smart Set at the ball, so
you want to get your order in early.
There are miniature roses, orchids,
lilies of the valley and sweet peas,
besides other dainty blossoms to
choose from. Mr.. Larmon has made
quite a, Reputation on his artistic ar
rangement OF corsages.
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T linking about Piano Player?
= AT the A. Hospe Co, 1872 Doug
las, discovered something quite re-
markab1e--a Player Piano at $3o5.
Just thinkl 1t really should bring
$500, for 1t has proven itself as good
in tone and far better in action than
even higher-priced players. Also, you
are given a 10-year guarantee, several
piano rolls, bench, and, moreover,
this piano can also be played by hand.
Next time you're downtown drop in
and see Mr.. Hospe about this splendid
Piano Player, which may be bought
tor cash or terms.
T Asst Wednesday I happened into
~ the little Japanese Shop of The
Nippon Importing Co., 2l8 S. 18th ST.,
just at the moment of the unpacking
OF fascinating array of BASKETS.
Baskets to put your knitting in, your
fancy work or mending-Baskets for
bon-bons--in fact, there's Basket for
almost everything you can think of,
and these will be decorated to your
order with rings, tassels, beads and
coins. There's also new shipment
of charming vases just arrived from
the Orient.
A word to the wise is sufficient,
I've searched through the shops for
what's new,
There are many more things unre-
corded,
I'd be happy to list them for YOU.
I trust what I've written is helpful,
And you'll find something here
a.. which you'll need,
If you like me to help you A'SHOP-
PING,
I'll be only too happy indeedl
MY