Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-06
An air OF novelty Intriguing,
The modern shop preUades.
For Fashions moods are pictured
In modes so vastly charming
That Madam and MadamOiseIIe
(Instead of lure euading),
Are fascinated to find them all
Incon,parably disarming.

car Nound SUITS.
DRESENTED in modes of en-
L gaging beauty are suits for the
year round" at the Lamond Shop
Second Floor, Securities building
Sixteenth and Farnam. A $45 value
you'd say at once! Chiffon serge in
navy, with soft heavy lining. Long
lines in the coat, a dropped point
from the back of the neck, ending
in a tailored flower. Buttons, Ions
lines OF them under the arms, way
to the end of points which swing
gracefully. There are coats OF
broken line, too, with tiny square
panels, perfectly tailored with braid
and buttons. One dainty model
with lowered lining, has wide sash
effect crossed in the front. You can't
help being satisfied with one OF
these suits. There are all sizes and
styles. Wonderful values, too! SIS,
$3.50, $35. You'd think they were
much more.
Are you planning a Halloween fes-
tivity? Let Polly send you the fix
ms, won't you? l assure you they
will be original and pretty withal.
Place and tally cards, transparent
candle shades, favors, nut and candy
containers, etc.
"Hooverize" With a Hoover Va
CUM Sweeper.
DUSH the tiny lever on the
l. sweeper, and We are on Our way.
I've just had a delightful expert
ence in the E. B. Williams Electric
Shop, 3l2 South Eighteenth street
Gust across the street from the
court house, | wanted to do it, just
to see how the wonderful little
cleaner really was operated. The
Hoover Sweeper is so adjusted that
it does not need to be held at any
particular angle. All ] did was to
guide it, and watch the rug vibrate,
as it was lifted by the suction, and
gently shaken, softly swept by the
soft hair brushes. and the dirt
whisked into the dust bag. Nothing
short of magical is this bit of per-
fected invention. All of the work is
done on an air cushion, for the rug
is lifted and suspended until per-
fectly cleaned. In this way, as Mrs.
Williams so kindly and carefully
demonstrated to me, the most valu-
able of rugs may be cleaned, and the
nap restored to its original soft
flufiness. Don't you want to visit
this shop and see for yourself this
interesting process Of the Hoover
Vacuum Sweeper? For the small
apartment there is a Baby Hoover
at $47.50, for the large home, the
Hoover Special, at $3.50.
Couldn't You Be Happy with China
Like This7
YOU must, harsh word but ex-
L pressive, visit the English
China room in the Milton Darling
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam.
Here you'll find represented every
we'll known make of English China:
Minton, Coalport, Staffordshire,
Cauldon. Such truly delightful col
lection of artful shapes, designs and
colors, in all sizes of plates, salad
sets. with large bowl, and tea sets,
and breakfast sets. Each set has in
dividual touches in the different
pieces that go to make up the serv-
ice. Wish I could tell you more, but
can't take the time. Be sure to
see the Mason Bromton ware, in
black bronze and terra Gotta of
very high luster. The large Minton
chop dish. And some plates, with
border blue, with tiny medallions
showing red rooted castles, that is
you will only recognize that they
are castles after looking very close
Iy. Mr.. Darling received large
shipment of china on the ill-fated
Tuscania on her last trip over.
The Style Of the Hour in Silver.
IF YOU love Dutch silver, you
/ should see the table of silver
pieces on exhibition in the Eldridge
Company's Shop, Four
.eenth and Farnam. There are
iainty little "gifties," quaint
syrup pitcher, high thin salt and
pepper shakers, wee candle sticks,
,igaret boxes for the table, all
carrying a subtle individuality of the
yiver. And there are more impress
,ive pieces, beautiful water pitcher
with gold lining for $40, tea and
coffee service on large tray, tall
rases and candlesticks.
From Bunny Rabbit.
DAME FASHION gets many of
- her furs and fancies from Paris,
he city of innovations. This time
he has robbed Bunny Rabbit of his
;oftest and whitest fur to line the
.dges of the boudoir slippers of
quilted and embroidered silks (of
very hue imaginable), which | saw
,eing unpacked this week at the Nip
,on Shop, 2l8 South Eighteenth
street. Think of the joy and COM
mess" you can have or give with a
,air of these. The price-it's $l.45.
II you want to know what's
what in the shops, keep your eye
on these columns. Remember,
I'm always happy to help you
out with ideas, and to do your