Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-14

HAPPINESS! Indeed it will come
n into your home Il you send a
floral message to your wife,
your mother or your sister. She viii
appreciate the sentiment more than
you will ever know, for no gift in years
will have brought backs such pleasant
memories--no other act you can do
will inspire such love. Send frag-
rant message today. Lee L. Larmon
the Fontenelle Florist, will take care
Of all the details.
DAINTY corsages made up in the
Colonial and loose e6ects are
favored by the debutante on the
east and west coasts.
THE men in Omaha are adopting
the fad of New York of wear
ing boutonniers with everyday
business attire. Nv
A THOUGH the joy OF the flower
~ garden is gone summer time
- may be revived by having a
window box filled with flowers and
ferns in your sun parlor. orchard &
wilhelm have one Of composition
copied from the Italian terra cottas
that was $500 and is now priced as
low as $500. w
"A stately Byzantine urn for potted
flowers that would make an interest
ing corner out of a dull one for $4,000,
was formerly priced $500. n T.
And IL you're bird lover you'll :
have keen anticipation for the COM
ing summer IL you purchase that terra
Gotta bird bath for the lawn ,conser-
vatory-s35.00, now only $4,000.
ALICo. Calico-old India prints.
But it is all put >op China salad
~ sets nowadays, and the wpeaths
that they used to weave for the Queen
of the May they put around service
plates. and we find-that our sets of
china are out of style. Some day
will tell you all about what I find Is
in style for your table from the cloth
up to the candles.
HINESE bulbs! Here is something
every lover of flowers delights
in-grown in three weeks time
and costing from 10 to IS cents. Such
splendid. big, healthy ones, too! The
ALA Shop, 207 SO. 18th ST., features
these, and when you are buying them
select one of those oddly decorated
bowls with fantastic figures at $3.50, to
$500 quaint Japanese bowl or
simple pottery bowl for SOC.
A HINT of eye Olden Tyne" comes
"A in the decidedly dainty boxes
- of flower petals of lavendar or
rose-for your boudor. These boxes
are topped with small bouquet eff
fects and would make adorable gift
prizes for your next bridge-luncheon.
OUCH a find! TELL your husband,
father or brother the next time
~ he makes a purchase at that
clever shop for men-Fadden Bit
ners--to bring you pair OF ladies'
Phoenix" silk hosiery. ....
A MATEUR artists shouldN know that
~ A. Hospe Co. is the special serv-
A ice store for them. There is
water colors, drawing, tapestry and
photo coloring, and Mr. Hospe car
ries a splendid line of mathematical
Instruments. canvasses, brushes and
palettes. Just the right thing in oil.
also medium gold for china painting.
Really, he has the most exclusive line
west of Chicago!
GOLD and silver cloth is very popu-r
" lar for evening gowns
TlVERY woman loves to save dol
NJ lar--iust as she loves to spend it.
That's why she never misses
special sale. | know women who wait
for the Clearance Sale at Thompson
Reldens. Now. for instance furs-',
there are some splendid values, in
neck pieces from $3.50 and up; muffs,
$3.50 and up. In American mink
you'll find scarfs from $4,000 to $4,000
and muffs from $1,000 to S44.8Q
0y cmbe llished the side of boot near
top. $3.50 is the price of this ultra