Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
. AINTY baby dresses, magical in

IL their sheer loveineess, I've
found in the Tiny Tots department of
Thompson, Bclden & Company's, 10th
and Howard. Each tiny tuck and
irili has been fashioned with infinitely
loving care--for no one but a lover
of wee ones would have the patience
required in the making of these tiny
garments. There are handmade
baby dresses in quaint, long skirted
effects for the tiniest tiny tot, short
skirted dresses for the six months
old and quite grown up affairs for
little people of one and two years.
Little brother, who loves to look
like daddy" will revel in a cozy bath
robe of manly colors. Sweet baby
sister will be a rosy cherub in the
soft-toned blue and pink eiderdown
robes.
We all want to be remembered. I
do; don't your In gift envelope,
cunningly framed in hand-tinted fold
er, I found a bag of tea and these
words, Gust enough for cup OF
tea. Perhaps when you are slipping
it you'll think OF me-"
D EFRESHING in their simplicity
IN of line, exquisite in fabric and
color, are the autumn blouses in the
cases of the Lamond Shop, Second
Floor Securities Bldg, 10th and Far
nam. All the fascinating new touches
are found in these bits of feminine
apparel. There's blouse of French
blue, with a round neck outlined in
jet beads, and sleeves of soft full
ness. And! a grayish taupe (also
round-necked) opening coyly on the
shoulder, and as trimming of luxur-
liant daintiness, parts OF roses en-
broidered in design to form yoke. OF
course, the added touch, which we
have learned to use, is supplied by
the judicious use of tiny jet beads
sprinkled here and there through the
embroidered petals. A variety OF
styles that runs the gamut of desires
mes amiesl
A IL LOVERS OF beautiful and
"A rare blossoms should visit the
John Bath Flower Shop, 18th and
Farnam, to see the wonderful new
rose on display. 1t has the gracious
outlines of the Ophelia rose and /:
of a rich redness in color. Ask to
see the Mrs. Hewitt rose, which is
only one of the many pleasurable
things to be seen in this interesting
shop.
A DELIGHTFUL new experience
"A awaits you if you have not visited
the new home of the Milton Darling
Gift Shop in their new location at 18th
and Farnam. In reality this is an old
location, just like getting home-fol
this charming shop was formerly To-
Gated on the opposite side of the
street FIVE years ago. In this shop, for
many years called The Wedding Gift
Shop, you will find in keeping with
that name, an arresting display Of
gifts with supreme artistic beauty a:
the dominant feature. / must tell yor
of their truly wonderful display of the
English china we've all been trying SC
hard to get. Truly feel that I've
found a gold minel for the colors and
designs are so varied. You'll find ar
tistic service in picture framing, ant
if you love pictures, and who doe:
not, you'll enjoy the large and splen'
didly lighted showroom which invite:
and encourages art study.
n HERE'S piquancy about the ex'
L elusive originality OF the model:
shown in the Hat Department OF the
Orkin Brothers Store, 10th and Har'
ney streets. that makes fascinating
story of millinery to tell! Luxuriou:
or simple, each one is a work of char.
acter. There is one | simply couldn't
leave. Haven't you seen hats that
were so appealing you returned to
them again and again? Although sc
smart. this little hat is combina'
ton OF tailored lines and frivolous, for
the brim is straightway round
dropping affair of dark brown about
four inches wide. The crown in light
tan velvet is careful in the careless
ness OF its soft folds. Most appealing
OF all, is wreath OF tiny French flow,
ers in shades of mahogany, blue and
green with bronzed silver wheat
heads. Attractive mon enfant! The
acme of smartness and beauty, as
sure YOU.