Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-17

As Out-of-Date as Sewing by Hand.
The old method of washing
wasteful OF time and strength and
so tiring-is no more in keeping with
present day standards (Which uses
the slogan DO 1t Electrically") than
making the family's clothes by hand.
Let the Laundry Queen do your
washing. Put thee clothes into the
tub resting on a. smooth rolling
rack, drop the hid with dolly" at
tached, which Automatically starts
the machinery. To save time you
can wash end wiring at the same
time. Then too, without shifting
tubs you can rinse, for its the dolly
that shifts over the rinsing tub. The
wringer shifts too, over a basket on
the fRr at the side. Quite a SHIFT
ing" affair, this up-to-date queen"
yet she's anything but shiftless, I
assure your
A luncheon set in black silhouetted
figures is novel indeed for use with
bright colored china.
Fancy Bags at ALA Shop.
Mrs. Smith, the little lady of
charming grace who presides over
the many treasures in the ALA Shop,
2O7 South Eighteenth street, has
personally selected a wondrous lot
of fancy bags. Of velour. and heavy
satins, with motifs of Chinese en-
broidery (glued in the Chinese way,
hanging tassels of bright silk, gold,
and silver. hung most conveniently
on charming wrist rings, of amber,
jade and Chinese quartz, they're
most joyful bits of feminine vanity!
The prices are so low, too, that Pm
quite sure that we will none of US
60 bagless!
Hens and hats Dummy combina-
ton isn't it), follow a most devious
and irregular path. Had you no.
ticed?
Flatiron Cafe Opens Delightful Tea
Room! I
Beginning Monday, .the Flatiron
Cafe, Seventeenth and St. Mary's
avenue, will serve in their charming
blue and white tearoom the daint-
lest of tea tidbits imaginable! Aren't
you glad to hear that during the
afternoon shopping orgies which
we're in the midst of, we can stop
in and chat a awhile over a cup of
tea, toasted cheese sandwich, CHINA
mon toast, or choice goodie for
which we've a secret weakness, in
this delightful room? (You see I'm
taking it for granted that you have
been in the cafe for MONDAY lunch,
which they serve for 40c and dinner
in the evening for 60c.)
You can depend on the cake
straws I saw in cute gift box this
week. Glorified broom straws" are
they for soc.
Embroideries Most Exclusive De-
y signs Imaginable.
Have you gotten your book Of de-
signs for embroidery, beading, hem
stitching and pleating from the
Ideal Button & Pleati1g Co., 800
Brown building, yet? Ifyou haven't
let me send you one. for I'm sure
you'd love TO add these delightful
touches to your frocks. I've just
received a most interesting letter
from one of the "Polly People" who
wants me to buy the material for a
skirt, and take it up to this shop TO
be pleated "as you think would be
prettiest, Polly" When | was up
there the other morning, I asked
what extra charges there would be
for a design l had clipped from a
magazine. Mr.. Yer Mehren gave
me most pleasant surprise by
answering None, my dear Miss
Pollyp So if you've, found a de-
sign most "buful" send it in!
Dad would enjoy the Windshield
Cleaner for rainy weather. When
the moisture. strikes it, the chemicals
wipe away the water as if by magic.
This tube of usefulness is but 60c.
The Extreme Interpretation of the
Mode.
The suits in the. Lamond Shop for
Women, second floor Securities
building, show in their lines, colors
aud fur and fabric combinations, the
touch of exclusiveness illustrating
l think the little card I noticed on
one of their cases. You'll not meet
yourself coming down the street in
your suit, if you buy one of these!'
Between the fascinating lines of
these charming tailleurs one may
read very clearly the mode. Grace
ful interpretations
Let me send you an electric heat
ing pad for these stormy nights on
the sleeping porch. Good and dur