Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10

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CUNRANE Parasolsl Parasols
y which will obligingly do the
double duty of protecting you from
the rays of the sun and rain, too
and what's more, they're emphatically
SO pretty that if you see them you'll
be Just crazy to own one. | found a
distracting array of these Summer
parasols Just inside the 10th street
entrance of Thompson-Belden's. Para
soils in plaids and stripes-Parasols i'll
splashy Japanese effects, pongee,
Khaki Kool and all the gay new colors
with the stunning Oriental shapes
Parasols with bluebirds flying around
as an interior trimming-Parasols
with Shepherd crooks (very new |
was told) and fancy wood and enam-
eled handles. Then there are those
convenient little Auto face Parasols
and Parasols "just like grown-ups"
for wee girlies.
nONE up in a pretty gift box and
- just the thing" for party prize
is set of "Royal Window Cleaning
Cloths"-they're chemically treated
and polish glass without soap or
water. You'll find it for 75c at The
ALA Shop, 207 S. 18th St There's
The Royal Shoe Cloth" too, for 35c
that would make such dandy little
gift.
Remember, The Bees Shopping
Service is free to all its readers.
YOU'D be surprised! Just step into
1 F. w. Thorne's Uptown Shop,
1872 Farnam, and see what he's offer
ing you for your little folks from 2
to II years old Ducky frocks of Or
CANDY, voile, batiste, crepe de chine,
linen and dotted swiss at closing out"
prices-for Mr.. Thorne has decided
to discontinue selling garments for
little people and intends to specialize
on Women's and Misses ready-to-
wear. There are adorable touches of
hand-work on these pretty dresses
shocking, French knots, tucks and
embroidery and such darling little
coats of silk, poplin and taffeta effec
lively trimmed; also some coats of
velour, serges and novelties in checks,
whick will be snug little garments for
cool days and automobiling,
A YOUNG married friend OF mine
n has been so happily enthusiastic
over her Hooser Kitchen Table that
| made a special trip over to Orchard
& Wilhelm's this week just to see
what it was like. Now l understand
the reason for her enthusiasm, for I'll
never be satisfied till | have one. too.
The top is of white porcelain-so easy
to keep clean, and the big roomy
drawers and lined flour bin made it
such a desirable piece of kitchen fur
niture. It's really wonder for $l7.5O.
brides O. June! To you and to
ID your friends who will substantial
ly remember your wedding day, say
is there anything that will bring more
harmonious happiness in your new
home than a gift of musical instru-
ment? The A. Hospe Co. has Small
Grand Pianos for $485.O0 and up which
will be so suitable for your Bunga-
low home. An upright piano,
player piano or Victrola would all
made ideal wedding gifts. Suggest
it to dad" won't you?
TNVITINGl Well, isn't it, If there
1 is one place woman loves to fire.
quent more than another it is a shop
which breathcs of the scent-laden,
quaint and mystic Orient One is
transported across the sea to that ISL
and OF cherry blossoms just to step
inside the shop of THE NIPPON
IMPORTING CO., 218 S. 18th St
It's so truly Japansey. There's new
arrival Of cotton crepe kimonos-
such dainty colors and prettily em-
broidered. You just should see them.
DARTY Coats! Beautiful silken
l. wraps to wear to the Country
Clubs with dainty Summery frocks-
don't you want ore? Well, if you do,
let me tell you there are no prettier
ones in all Omaha than those | saw
at Lamond's, Rose Bldg. There are
silk jersey coats-radium silk and tai
feta wraps and sports coats Of Khaki
kool and Shantung.
pABY Sister will look her daintiest
ID and most loveable when all
"dessed up" in one of the charming
little pique coats which are shown at
Benson & Thorne's Tot Shop. There's
the first walking coat and shocked
style; each has its bit Of hand or ma
chine embroidery. Ages 6 months, 1
and 2 years, and priced $275 to 1896.
N such cunnin' little hats to match.
She should have one of those, too.