Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13


a fairy tale in their delicate loneliness.
Billie Burke pajamas and nighties OF
the newest and most exquisite de-
signs. If you're planning your trous-
seau you really must see Thompson
Belden's silk lingerie.
Dolls dressed as Red Cross nurses
are shown in one of our stores.
HERE'S something worth your
- careful consideration! Your
gown, suit, last years top-coat, gloves,
rugs, curtains or any other useful ar
ticles can be made to look practically
as good as new with the up-to-the-
minute methods that are employed by
the Pantorium. In these days when
everyone is crying economy, l can
think of no better way to retrench.
And, by the way, don't pack winter
garments away without first having
them dry cleaned, for that naughty
pest, The Moth" is apt to play havoc
II any spots of grease or dirt are
left on them. The Pantorium guaran-
tees that moths will not bother them
If left in the bag, or box, in which
they are returned. Better phone
Doug. 1858 the first thing in the
morning.
IT'S no wonder The Ideal Pleating
l. Company turns out such satisfac-
tory work, for Manager Yer Mehren
employs only expert workers in his
shop. He is very fortunate in having
a young woman from Vienna named
Josephine Vogelsang, who is really
an artist on the embroidery machine.
She was embroidering butterflies on a
lovely crepe de chine smock when I
called there the other day and the dex-
trous llanner with which she handled
her work perfectly fascinated me.
Hemstitching, braiding, beading,
pleating and button work are also
beautifully done at "The Ideal"
A RE you an artist? If you are,
4 \ you may be interested to know
OF the many materials for all branches
of Art Work which can be procured
at The A. Hospe Cos Shop. Every
thing needed for oil, china or water
color painting, for sketching and even
for tapestry, canvases, academy
boards, tube-paints, easels, palettes,
designs, paper of all sorts and alto
mizer china gold. A catalogue sent
on request will help you further in
your selection.
HE,VERY Boy may feed a soldier"
- but every Girl will knit him
pair of trench socks, if she can
carry her knitting about in one of the
Knitting Bags that Orchard & VIII
helms show in their Gift Shop. Gre
tonne: silk, Japanese challis and vel
vet. They will send two or three for
your approval.
LIVERY up-to-date summer outfit
- will include at least one sweater
Tor the popularity of that sensible
affair is greater than ever for Summer
wear. Sweaters of pure thread silk
IN the fetching Cossack blouse STYLE
in Kelly green, corn color, rose and
blue, for $l475-imagine getting a
SILK SWEATER at that price!
Fibre silk sweaters in all the new
shades and black and white effects
for $3.50. See them at F. w. Thorne's
Uptown Shop, 1872 Farnam St.
1NHE enchantment of Far East coun-
L tries is tucked within a bundle of
"'Eldridge's Special" incense. 1t comes
in a pretty box and is made BY the
maker of incense for the imperial fam
lily of ,apan. Its dreamy fragrance
brings to mind rosy dawns and the
purple dusks of the Orient. It's Soc
a bundle, t w. H. Eldridge's Import
ing Co., 1918 Farnam St.
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I'VE told you before about the clev-
l. er Bungalow Aprons made to or
der by Mss Cole of The Lingerie
Shop, but did you know she makes
Sports Skirts of wash materials that
are equally as good looking? Her
work has that tailored appearance so
rnucl. desired nowadays. Nurses uni
forms and house dresses are also neat
ly made at this little shop.
I is imperative to look ones fas-
l cinating best these days, for it
has been proven that clothes have a
wonderful psychological effect, and
we can surely help things along by
looking gay and cheerful Have you
seen the galaxy of beautiful Sports
Dresses shown at F. w. Thorne's
Uptown. Shop, 1872 Farnam St.--Tve
never seen the equal grouped to-
gether at one time! One | noted with
a rose-colored silk la jerz coat that