Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18
II you're 4 "shut-in" or live
out OF town, why not take
advantage Of The Bees
Shopping Service. which is
free to its readers? Pur-
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Address,
THE OMAHA BEE.
Polly. the Shopper.

TITHAT more attractive to a
w woman's features than perfect
ly formed eyebrows? And do
you know that irregular brows can
easily be made shapely? At the Com
fort Shop, COL Rose Bldg. Miss
Johnson's treatment by electrolysis
for superfluous hair is carefully done.
N ISTINGUE? oui Mam'selle. there
is truly Parisienne smartness
\ shown In every line Of those
charming, serge, cloth-top Boots, with
slender little heels. which are being
shown at Napier's Booterie-and listen
to me! you really should have pair
of these boots so moderately priced
at $500. for Mr.S Napier advises that
the supply Is limited, and with the
High Cost of Leather, shoe prices will
rapidly advance.
TAsTERTIDE is fast approaching,
n and, in view of this, The Hospe
Shop is displaying variety Of
religious subjects in art which should
be of intense interest to many OF my
readers. Some Of the pictures which
I noted were veronicas Handkerchief,
Ruben's Descent From the Cross
Bucher's Christ the Elder" also Ma
donnas by Old Masters and by more
modern artists.
DLoUsEs are things idyIlic this
r. Spring! Poets should visit BEN
son & Thorne's and see the love-
ly Georgettes in their filmy fairy-like
beauty. II they wish new material to
rave about. Truly a subject for a
Spring poem was one dainty blouse of
peach colored Georgette- on which mo-
tits were exquisitely embroidered and
beaded white vestee with tiny
rows Of pearl buttons added to the
charming becomingness Of 1t. 1t was
priced sto.75, and the same model
also comes In white, flesh and rose.
blouse beaded In Indian shades of
brown. blue and gold--it certainly had
= distinctively new touch! Priced 1895.
THGGs, Pepper and Salt. OF what
IL does IT make you think? Break
fast. maybe! Easter SURELY
But II you've been In Orchard & Will
helms Gift Shop recently, 1t makes
you think Of the cunning little egg
sets. with bird eggs for salt and pep
You remember the garden that bios
SONS through the Fallima Letters of
r. L. S., In which a weed most OBJ
noxious to the author flourshes
astoundingly and In his disgust he
says that II she again has occasion to
refer to ''pussley" he will simply use
the letter "P.'' For different rea-
sons, but to conceal infinite repeti-
tion, when l, mean Pillows after this,
l shall say .P." Now shall tell
you about some wool embroidered "P."
made Of the last Russian crash that
find any trace Of In this country
with embroidery done In Mid-Victorian
manner depicting "a nightmare "a
sunset and other impossible scenes.
N KIRTs, Skirts. skirts-my, such a
lot of clever .Springtime skirts
~ as ! saw at The Haas Sample
Suit Shop! Those silk skirts in the
new stripes, plaids and plain colors
are ever SO good looking with their
there's so many different styles from
which to choose--priced $s.75 to
$3.50. This shop is on the Balcony
Floor, Paxton Block, You know.
The Turkish or Harem skirt pulled
at the hem and fastening to the un-
derslip is good for evening gowns.
(tYT1HE Princess Starr Piano Is the
mysterious Up inc 8" to
= whom 1 referred last Sunday.
Miss Horn. 1922 s. 22d St, wins the
Orpheum tickets. The Colvin Piano
School is the agency for the Starr
Pianos, and in their new method of
selling pianos direct to customer at !
factory prices you save many dollars
on the purchase Of an instrument,
Talk the plan over with Mr.. Colvin--
Davidge Block, 18th and Farnam.
Plaids are exceptionally smart for
sports affairs.
INQUIRIES from my readers leads
me to suggest that fine catering
for parties and weddings can be
secured from W. S. Balduff, 2524 Far
nam st., Xho for years has stood for
the BEST Service among omaha's old
est families.