Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-03
A Patriotic Duty.

WONDER II you know about thu
l splendid Health and Accident Pol
icy written for US Business Women b,
The Home Casualty Company, who's,
Offices are 6S2 Brandeis Theater build
ing. ] have one which | secured
through Mrs. Bohannon, the manager
in Omaha of the Woman's depart
ment, and / can't begin to tell 20,
the comfortable state of mind I've
had ever since I've held it. In thi.
policy the sickness insurance is the
strongest part Of the policy, rather
than the weak spot" as has hitherto
been the case in all other policies
This particularly appealed to me, fol
l know so many women who have
been compelled to enter the big
world Of business since the war be.
gan, and what a precious thing they
consider that monthly pay check
With their income safely protected
they would be so much more encour.
aged to do their bit" In keeping up
the functions OF commercial and bus.
iness life. Other features of this
policy are equally as interesting.
POLLY AND MILADY 60
A'SHoPPING.
IAN actual experience this weekly
M ELL, Miladyl What today,
w ;, with your shopping bag so
"Baby dressesl" 70, oui, ,Suil.-sone
I'd like to make" said she.
So we bought material for her in
fant Muriel.
"For Madame hersetf,"' quoth l..
Come let us serge dress buy"
"Ma chere tantc ellie et tres large.
a coat In extra size I'll charge"
Turkish towels and dish cloths new
towels Of huek--she purchased, too.
"See, my Knitting bags passe, new
silk must buy today"
"Shoes? An me. the state I'm in
these | have are quite worn thin"--so
we stopped for boots elite. and a
blouse. so very sweet.
Then we bought some underwear,
and OF white Jap silk share. Such
a lovely satin gown--prettiest one l
saw in town!
Then Milady-ready to depart, pin
ned violet corsage next her heart.
Winning Indeed! . ,,.
@ HE who buys a certain, chic, lit
~ tie suit | saw this week at
Lamond's, will surely welcome the
approach of spring for the oppor-
tunity to don it. 1t is. of Rookie
brown Poiret twili--that saucy high
wasted effect Of the ripply Jacket Is
enhanced with the sen1blance OF an
Eton, bound with a ltarmonizing
shade OF darker brown braid. A dou-
bic row Of brown bowl.shaped but-
tons trim the front, while rows Of
smaller buttons adorn the close fitted
sleeves. It's amazingly smartl The
price is $45 at this shop, second floor
Securities building.
TO Cheer the Shut-Ins. a.
A N OLD rhymist speaks abok the
n primfose as "Merry Spring
times harbinger." Pausing before
John Baths Flower Shop window,
1904 Farnam, | noticed many plants
a-bloom with these blossoms which
inspired the poet. ] could not help
from thinking Of the happiness one
of these lovely plants would bring to
a friend who was i'll at home or III a
hospital. Mr.. Bath has some special
arrangements of flowers which he
calls his Hospital Bouquets I've
seen some of them and they are very
beautiful indeedl
t*s
Tempting Offer.
nON'T you(want a pretty collar &c
~ freshen up your serge frock, OF
suit? Pm sure you will when you
read "Warren's" generous offer on
page 2.B, this section, I'll be glad to
select one for you il you'll write inn
mediately. saw some of the new
materials he has for Spring gowns
and suits when visited his shop in
Room "a, Patterson Block yesterday
Beautifufl | should saw they are.