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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
Das Shlu6kapitct
an Scr 1pcitfrcnt
SrcanO nnb syeiuS jabelten, ais bic
stnnSe oes @nfienitil.
itanbs scidllasen.

9aris, 13. 9eoo. --S9lag II 1lbt
Montog bornittog nuroe Oas sSeuet
an Der @eitfrorit eingeitcllt. Gotten.
title berri6te, oonn ertonten aus
Den bei0erieitigen @rGben ItoBmeiit
laute SSllbelrufe. Silbcuettenbaft 30.
ben iib mebrere 6ieuren ob. @Or-
iidti9 taudten fie anfdnglih enpor;
bolO purOen es oeren an Der gan.
3en Clinic mebrere, llnO binnen elmer
fur5en Spdnne 3eit itanoen ite ouf.
re6t Dor Den @rdben. @s tuaren
0euti4e. @eniger borii6tig iuie
0ieie moren ole glmerifaner. aaum
bntte oie glrtiaerie oen lcbten Sfub
abgegeben iprongen 2Gufer aus oeu
@rGben uno eiIten bon elmer Gtel.
lung uu6 Ser oroeren. Sm 9eu lpa.
rem Die anoeren 9lmerifoner ans il.
ren @rdben Ioitte 6reuoenrufe aus.
itoben0. Die 8elti1en Itinlnltetl nit
Elm. 8alo itnroen oicienigen, Die
iib nod bor ipenigen Minuten Bis
auf8 auBcrite befdmpft batten. oui
SO Mans 2ofto, @riiBe ltno @e.
idenfe oustouiheno. Qie glmerifa.
ner boten oen 8eiltIden 3igaretten.
SflOtolaoe mo aaugummi oil. Die
Deutihen reoan1ierten iid man6er-
ort8 NIT aaffee, 8rot unO 8llrlt.
Ser 9efebI, bonn Jroternilieren
o65ulaiien ipuroe itritt inne gebal-
ten, Oo6 fam eS Dor, 0nb Die 9[me.
ritaner Die feiroliden l1nterItdrl0e
beiudten uno iid NIT oen 3eut-
iden unterbielten. 2ettere fporen
eritaunt, Dob 70 biele gtmerifaner
ocitid iprd1en. 2a6eno iogte elm
giant: oGatiirlib lit mein @oter in
3eutidlano geboren.~ Sin onoerer
erfldrte: g8d8 lit nidt8; mein @o-
ter uno meine Wfutter poren beioe
in 9eutiblano eeboren.
Gin 2dnolturmnlann utttleren ga.
ters iagte: y@ott iei 9anf, bob
Der arieg ooriiber lit; meit iebnGid.
tier 8unit lit re6t baI0 nod
Snllie 5t fornmen.
Gin f6lanfer, rotbGdiger Mnihi.
nengeiuebridilee fagte: sd tpeiB,
Der aaiier bat aboeonntt.~ 9ieles
Ga6 einem iinngen gfriitofrnte1 9ln.
lab 8t Der 9leuBerltng: oGs miro
feline 2epolttion in 9eutidlQn0 qe.
ben; ein neller Gaiier miro auf ~oen
&bron geiett meroen." gr tuur0e
bon Ben nn0ere11 ilberidrien. Gin
omerifoniider Sffi3ier madte Der
llnterhaltung elm Gn0e.
9ie 9eutihen brannten am Mon.
tag gI6eno S5euerperf db; ieber mar
iiber Die @Genoigung oes arieges
erfreut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
Sorlueben Der
TrieotnsfOnferenl
nunecf iiber mcbrcrc Paaptfrascft aus;
DcMtidblattS ion ecbclfcn tucrScfs
pertreter interaaiierte arbeitcr am SrieSenstiid

frieoenen inter oen beirrtfebreti6ei|
Sruppen berulebren miro.
Seile 0fuBlonos uno Seiterreiml
llngarns tperOen rubiger; bort boI
men Slaben, 9olen, Gi6eden Uni
syugo.Slaben ibre Gegierung itobil
Iiliert. Bier tpi6tige Greigniiie ba|
ben ii9 in 0iitteleuropa boaaogenI
gs iin0 6ieies: Gie grnennltns bel
Generals Goan0a gum ritlrl1niihelI
MiniiterprafiOenten; aonfereii5 oea
ungnriiden Miniiterpr1ii6eilten aa|
roIbi nit ierbiiden 60brerit Su 8eI.
grad; @ripdblung bon 8. 6. Mna
lorbt 6itn1 Brdli0enten Der titbediidl
ilobafiI6en 8epublif; Ibreiie Der iltl
eo.ildoii6en Gelegoteit nod Haris.
goan0o lit ein eifriger 9[nbdnse}
Der glaiierten rn0 brang oaronfI
oaB ii9 Gltfndnien oen 9[Qiierten dilI
idloB.
s5eBr, Dob Tdl1er Gdrl 1DgeDdllfz
bat, miro Die SrOnung unO Mnb@
in Dem friiheren gfei6 Der 9oppeIl
monordie bal0 eiiifebren.
9(ber NIT einenl ipeiteren Broblenl
miiiien ii9 Die glqiierten befaIlenl
es 1T 0ieie3 Die Soroer1ng Der berl
eiitigten 9[rbeiter Der olliierten 21ns
Ser. gluf Der jiingft 5a 2onoorS
itattgefunOenen inter-oIliierten 9rbei1
terfonferen8 pur0en 8eihIiiiIe ge9
fabt, lattt tpeIden Die arbeiter Ser
tretlrng auf Der SrieOensfonferen5
for0ern. @s beiBt, 4rditoent g8ilion
beeiinItige oiefes. Ole &onferens
miro ieoenToIs at gerIailleg itaits
fiit0en. Serr @iIlon lit begieriql
Oerielben bei8utpobneu; follten cs Sic
gefbdltniiie erloitben miro er iidS
nad geriaiffes begeben. 90 Be-
banpten feline 5reunoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
glrisuna 6at Ieine e.nute erreidt.

Sem gorf 13. Jtob. 9ie aolrt-
pagne 8ur g6rScritng ocs 5on6s fir
Die 8ereinigte ariegsorbeit modt gu.
te 5ortidritte, 6enn in ben eriten 81
Stunoen tpuroen 6ereits $23.t00,-
054 ge5eidnet.
g1ihigan uno Gbio fino alien
Stoaten boraiis NIT $5,34S,0O0 uno
SILL 900.
syn Der Sta0t Glebelan6 CAB s.
Dodge bic Sunme BON S500,O00.
Der Stant glri3onn Bot bereits iei.
ne Guote erreid6 imo bnt ionit Die
Gbre, eiae Site In 5ranfreid az
ba5en Die ieinen 9iouien fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
Haiier harl tat
f,mnmcbr abeeSankt
@ill freier Gntiuidlnns ieincs @ul-
fes nidJt i'm &ese ite9en; ent.
iast alleni.

2onoor Is. Sob. = aaiier Rorl
bon SeIterreih bat obgeoartt lnO Ell,
ne 9Sroflamation erloIien, in Der ei
Iogt:
08on tnber6noerIiher 2iebe al
meinen @olfcrn erfiil[t mi1 i'd ibret
freien @nttuidlnng ni9t i'm 8ege ite.
ben.
sd bilIige Gcutid.0citerrei6s
GntidIuB, Elm Separutitaat gu mer.
ben.
sd leiTte Ber5ift ollf otle Sell
nabne an Der @eripaltung Der
Stootsongeleaenbeiten
uMogen Die 86Ifer fid in Gin-
trodt ben neuen 8erbaltniiien an.
pofien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
StaIieniide OJefanaene fefren deim.

sStdlieniides Saupt1uartier in
gaoroitolien, 13. geoh. - @e6r ais
cine gierteImiaipn italienifher
ariegsgefnngene, Ole in Seiterrei9
feitgeboIten iuuroen, lit mad StaIien
5itriidgeianbt iporoen. aranfe ttno
8eripunoete iper0en ipdter iiber ole
Sdpei8 8uriidgefhift. Ole Seifnae.
febrten ingen, es berrf6e feine @e.
palttGtigfeit in Seiterreid, oisae.
nommen llnoronungen in @erbir.
oung NIT SungerItreifs. 9ie Sol.
onten in 0eiterreih Derbielten iih
qleidgiItig oOer ieien frob, oaB Der
arieg boriiber iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
l,ettcrberid,t.

Sir Omaha unO ltmgegeno-<
gdon beitte obeno uno 9onnerstae.
Seine beoeiitenOe aenoeriing in
Tenperatur.
Sir geebrosfa-596n beiite
aben0 mto gotmerstas; ettpos mar.
mer beiie dbeno i'm ipeItIiben uno
n6rOliden GeiIe. adlter Gonners.
tag nodJinittae I'M duBeriten ipeitIi.
den Seile.
5iir SoiDa- -Sdon bette oben6
uno Gonnerstns; ettpos mariner
beiite abeno nm 0itIiden Eeile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
@eisien berlnngt bplle 1tnab6anaia-
fpit

8aibington 13. gtoo. - Die beI3
glide 2egotion bat cine Gingnbe ge3
nladt, tponad 8elgien iid nidt nlebr
init elmer qarantierten 9eeutralitdt
8ufrie0en eeben ipilI, mie fie Dor Oent
&ries beIturo, for0ern cine boIle lin
abbangigfeit nerlangt. sSn Der Sin.
gabe miro benerft, ooB eine 9fiidfebr|
gum ritatits quo bon 1899" ein be-
ftdl0iges Gingreifen 9euti6lan6s irt
6ie @erbdltniiie Gelgiens I'M @efolge
bnben tuiirbe. Die GnhIuge ipitroe|
einen ltnertr1gIiden @tnfllB ouf Bic
offentlibe Mteinlng baben, Der
idlpieriee 8olgen bnben oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
9eidGftianna fir GnIbntcn.

8nibin0tofl, Is. gtob. = 9ie Nb-
riiitltng Ser 2ano- uno Seeno6t
miro nod Der @eintfebr aus 6rorf-
reid in, geregelter 5ornl borgenon1-
men, itno miro fir Die Srloaten ge-
eienete geiddftiglng nit 9fiidiibt
auf 0eren 8efdbigurg gef1n0en iper-
ben. 0as gunos g[rbeits -giiro piro
Die Qngelegerbeit in Die Sano neb-
men uno in Gemeinidoft nit Dem
2Grbeits Geportement oieieIbe altr
gLusfilbrltng brifaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
gcfenncn lire SdlnlS.

Sort Scott, aoni., Is. g}ob. -
.9fop sberritl unb 9Rop Sing. Sic be.
fdluIoigt iino, ben 9oiiagier3ua ser
-gtiIIouri &anios & Seras gabn nm
ipeit bon &od ntfeebaIten uno oie
GaIiagiere beraubt SIT baben. befonn.
ten iid beute i'm 9unoesgerift idltl-
Dig uno DurOen ie 5u 25 Sabren
8udtbous berurteiIt. sic mcr0en
beibe nod Sort 2eobenmortb gebra6t
iper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
glefrnten fir bic SanSeLsidiffe.

gSoibIt9tor, 13. yioD. = 9er
Sdiffabrtgrot bot cine Orber 5ur
aniperbung bon gefriiten fiir oie
neuen SnnOeIsidiffe, Die in raider
5olge in 6en 9ienit eeIteIlt tperoen,
erIoIien. oGieie neuen gianniddften
beoiirfeii Der giniibung tnio iollten
eeniigeno fiir ben 9ienIt borbereitet
DeroerL~ iagt 9orfiser SurleD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
Nnboe Gpnnth anote.

sSrenlont, gtebr., 13. gtob.-0ie
aunpogne ser gereinigten ariegS-
nrbeit tpuroe geitern eroffnet. 0as
County ipltrOe bollitdnoig fit einen
erfolgrei9en 9tllftrie6 orgoniiiert
8ie Guote beg Counties purbe nuf
$150.0oO geiett; es lit 0ies cine
beoeiitcnne Grbobung Der uripriing.
lidl feitgeIeBten 5untnte. SS1, a1en
Sdulen lnO onoern offentIi6en
2ofalen fan0en 8eriammIungcn
itatt, rno erpnrtet Dos aonlitee els
uen groBen Grfotg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13

5ieben.
9(rtifel 34-Gie 8eItin1nung, 6of
Der g8nffenitillitaro binnen As
Shlnoen ols been0igt erfl1rt iDer0en
fann, fnlls feline @eoingungen ni6t
eingeboIten fper6en, lit oabin erpei.
teri iuoroen onB o8eoingungen ols
ollitbt eingehnlten" MIR Damn ange.
ieben nerOen ioflen ipeun obii6tIi6e
Ger319erling nadgetpieien iperOen
fnnn, ttno 0aB cine perntanente
internotionale @offenitiaiton0s.
&omniiiiion, Oie 0en olliierten
@o6ltfomnanoicrenoert 5u 2anoe
unO @aiier. imteriteben ioG, in's
2e6eu gertfen iperoe."
8ieie 3uidte idlieBen NIT ben
8ortan:
8ieier @offenitiaitono tpurOe lin.
ter5einnet nn II. @obentber 1918,
5 l1br (fran3ofibe 3eitredunng).
(6. Sod, 81. e. @epntB, Gr3berger,
q. 6bernOOrff gginterieIot, bon
SeloD.)
gSrdiioeut @iIion botte 5ieie ge.
Oiuguneen in ieinen S1n0en felt
geitern Dor elmer gSohe. Seine
aeOe bor Dem aonereB hieIt er nod
ebe giaribna Sod telegrapbierte,
Onb Der 9ertroa tatidhIidl untcr.
Bei6Hct uOroeu iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
@elrleit 6er srofenen perbnnitet

St. 9anI, W1inn. Die Gtim.
nenmchr1eit fir oa8 prohibitions
amenOement lit, pie ltnoffi3iea Be.
ridtet pur0e, nod Den geri6tcn aus
SO Counties oerort suianrmenge.
fdlnol3cu ooB oas g(mcu6ement
ipobrifeinIih NIT etIidcn bltnoert
StitnHen geI6Iogen ipurSe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
3iehnna einneitel(t.

8ai6ington, is. gioo. Gen 10.
fallen 3iebungs .8ebor0en ipurbe beu.
te Die 0roer 5lgelteqt Ole gtusien.
oune bon g0ueItiondire" .anrten Gin.
5liiteIlen; iolhe, Die bereit8 ousge.
ionOt iin0, braitdlen niht beonttuor-
tet 5lr ner6en. Dies be3iebt fih auf
ale Mduner bon Is bis 46 sya6ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
@eiatnna ppn griIiie[ menttrt.

9nerifdttiides Soltptquartier, Is.
gtob Die oeutife geiabung bon
griiiieI ioa fid gegen ibre llnter-
offi3iere erboben baben, 70 beri6ten
Nentrale, ipeIGe Die britiiden 81.
nien erreidten. Gs iollen cine Sin.
8abI ser llrteroffi5iere setotet NOR.
Ben iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
SlannSiidle arieasbsrlnftc.

GttaDu, 13. Sob. aanaoas
@erlnite I'M ariege, big gum Gage
Der Ginnabme BON W2ons, beIdift fif)
i'm groBen @an5en nf 21t,359
Mlann; oieIelben berteilen fid mic
folgt: get6tet I'M Sample 34,S77;
an 8unoen ODER Granfbeiten geItor.
ben 15.457; pertpunoet 1919. gls
tot, berniiBt ooer 9efanoen ah8ege.
ben 8,245.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
gleines gseisen6rpt in sidlt.

@oibington 13. glob. - 9ns
ogictorp" @rot miro baIo beridpin.
Sen ltno ons beliebte @eiSenbrot iet-
ne Stele iin Squsbalte tpieoer elm.
nebnen. Scr Sieg nnlerifaniiher
itno oIliierter 8affen lit ieood MIR
gum Geil oie llrinhe oieies @edieIs.
Die reide 0iesjdbri9e @rnte bat ibren
9(nteil odron.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
s,Ol(quO riiftet q6.

&adn 13. glob. = Soaan6 BOT
entidieOen, ieine 4rrnee iofort ob8i.
riiften 70 Dnroe beiite bier berannt
araeoeD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13
@raf So6eusoaern.

anliter0orn, t3. 9ob. Ser friibe.
re aaiIcr Bat 6en Narnen @raf so.
ben5ollern angenommen. Gr mirD
icoenfoas Elm groBes @ut in SOL.
LAMB foilfen uno bort ut1beltimalte
3eit neripeilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-13

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT tNo. se4). AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. S. BURLESoN. POsTMASTER-GENERAL
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
M u s | c.

ayers besides Mrs. Shafer of the
music department would hold them
selves personally responsible for at
least a fresh" start in whatever
they are promoting. it might help
some. 1t seems like a little thing.
but it isn't, too many of Our people
have died during this recent cpl
Gemic to consider it so. Apropos OF
this | have come to the conclusion
that organists are a hardy lot. Did
you ever go into a church on Mon
day morning?
The discovery of Arthur Hackett,
"the American tenor with golden
voice" last season, was an~impor-
tant event in the musical world.
In Boston and New York when he
made his debut with the Boston
Symphony orchestra, young Hack
EFT thrilled audiences with the beauty
and volume of his pure tenor voice
and the skill he displayed i'll using
it. The discriminating critics OF
New York paid high tribute to his
performances. and other important
engagements were offered him.
Hackett's admirers, and he has
many, predict that in a short time
he will gain place in the very front
rank of concert tenors. Arthur
Hackett and Nine. Julia Claussen
will be heard in Omaha, Tuesday
evening, November 10, at. the Bran
deis theater, under the auspices of
the Tuesday Musical club.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
Have You Eaten at Omaha's
Premier Restaurant?

NHE unequaled popularity of the
l. Flatiron Cafe under the man
agement of Ada S. Cooke and Poul
Christensen, is but natural, in view
Of the instantaneous success Of
their MONDAY luncheons at 40c and
evening family dinners for 60c. In
addition to an incompatible cuisine,
there is the delight of meeting ones
friends in an atmosphere of quiet
beauty. Yesterday while at lunch.
friend of mine entered with three
of his business friends. Last Sun
day | recommended to him the
cafes most excellent quality of
food and service, and he has eaten
there every day this week. Proof
positive.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03

Exclusive Footwear for Women.
A REPUTABLE name means
"A more now than ever for quail
ity and durability in shoes are not
merely desirable, but essential to
national thrift, The Walkover Boot
Shop, '3l7 S. Sixteenth street, are in
deed proud of their reputation.
They are showing shoes of latest
mode. long lined vamps OF dainty
grace, heels set artistically in mil
itary cut or Louis outline. There
are all gray kid walking shoes with
cloth tops at SO to $l2, brown calf
skin from 81 to $40, black calf skin
$3.50 to SO, black calf skin with
gray cloth tops at SO, and dress
shoes with Louis heels in black,
brown, and gray from So to $3.50.
Let me send you alpair Of Phoenix
hose to match your shoes. They
carry a most extensive line, in all
the 1918 colors.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
Do Away With "Dulldroms."

think perhaps we've, an been
I feeling more than a trifle de-
pressed during this "flu" time. And
while in the Orchard & Wilhelm
eompany's Drapery Department the
other day, / wondered why wecdon't
all OF us re-drape our homes in the
artistically bright cretonnss they're
showing. At very small expense
we can make our homes radiate
good cheer and glinting coziness !
Ask to see their new linen drape ia
brio, which comes in most interest
ing tapestry reproductions of old
French designs, birds, flowers, and
landscape effects. Let me help you
plan your new Grapes. I'd love to
do it.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
Air Service Stationery.

W HE Omaha Stationery company,
= 307 South Sixteenth street, have
khaki colored paper bearing the in
sigma of the United States Air SER
vice. 1t is most distinctive with
insignia in silver of propellers and
wings. The paper is conveniently
padded, SO pages of it with rs en-
velopes and costs $l.25, The Sweet
heart Stationery is on sale too, from
rs cents to $l.2
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03

You'll Want to Clip This and Save
1t For Your Xmas Shopping Bag!
CHRISTMAS Gifts For Men:
" (Eldridge Importing Co., Four
tenth and Farnam.)
japanese silk robes with silk lin
ings in richly quiet colors, black,
gray, brown, blue. These are thin
silk and will take up very little space
in travelling bag.
Smoking stands of mahogany.
Desk and table smoking sets, also
Ash trays in glass, mahogany and
brass. Cigarette cases in silver.
bronze striped. Old Dutch silver
cigarette boxes.
I Book ends and racks.
Reading Lamps.
Cuff links and dinner buttons of
Damascene.
Individual salt and pepper shakers.
Framed Japanese prints.
Paper weights.
Nut bowls and crackers.
Waste paper baskets.
Carved ivory bookmarks, with
beads and bright tasses.
Paper shears and cutter in case.
. Picture frames of silver.
80
Unfair Competition.
"MOTHER you'll have to be
AA looking to your laurels, for
I've found lovely Luncheonettes in
the Jacobs-Lee Drug store, Fifteenth
and Douglas" Their sandwiches are
of delectable GREATNESS, the pie
is most "scrumptious" and the COT
fee and chocolate are drinks of art.
The prescri ton department may be
depended upon to fill all order. &C
curately and promptly, with the
splendid service always associated
with Jacobs-Lee drug store on
Seventeenth street. During the time
you're there for lunch you can find
gift suggestions galore in kodaks,
ivory, candies, cigars, and toilet
articles. The Rialto theater en-
trance is most convenient, take ad-
vantage of it this week!
Christmas Linens.
a HINT to the wise is sufficient,
"a and Thompson Belden & Co.
have their south window, Sixteenth
and Howard streets, filled with lin
ems of rarest artistry. Their stock
was never more complete, and
really, my dears, they are being sold
at before the war prices. Most dec
orative are the MADEIRA embroid-
cred pieces with insets of filet. In
elusive sets of doilies, large and
small, embody the finest imaginable
Italian cut work, with insets of real
Italian flet. Large centerpieces
show cluny lace edges with fine en-
5roidered motifs. Oblong or oval
doilies make most attractive gifts
I'd suggest several friends giving
pieces of the same set. I've found
beauties for 75c, $l.50, $3.50 and
$500. Let me send you some of
these linens, and there will be an
other Christmas problem solved.
Wouldn't you like soft grey
vestee for your serge dress of tri-
colette, ending just below the belt
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A Fuel Saving Heat Regulator.

rs an automatic device control
1 ing the opening and closing OF
drafts and hampers in any style of
furnace, maintaining an even heat
day and night without those dis
agreeable late-at-night and early-in-
the morning trips to the cellar. You
can set the clock with the temper
ature desired at any hour. Let the
E. B. Williams Electric Shop, 3l2
South Eighteenth street, demon
strate this regulator to you. 1t is
really wonderful. There are two
types of equipment, one for homes
wired for electric light, and a sec
ond type for those not wired. III
be glad to send you pictures, de-
scriptions and prices. (Where is the
man who says in the wee small
winter hours, I'D give a million
dollars if I didn't have to take care
of that furnace. e
Make the youngsters school book
p"So VI HSaNy liiSll VI ldiVdS WIFI
design in clipped yarns or bright
colors.
This is a Fur Coat Year.
THlS year a coat of substantial
L handsome fur is an investment.
By comparison with other wraps
It's an economical purchase. Wooden
garments have increased compare
tiely far more than fine furs and
their wearable life is much less. In
the Aulabaugh Fur Shop, 1925
Farnam street, there is most ex-
elusive showing OF wonderful fur
coats, coates, matched sets, and
separate scarfs and muffs in all the
fashion-favored peltry Of the season.
| assure you the prices of made
to-order garments are most sur
prising and encouraging.
Fairy Fuel" for your fireplace
logs is most entrancing-65c.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
Picture Window Copies of Old
Masters in Frames of Antique


N the Hospe Music Store window
L this week there is notable col
lection of prints showing the magic
touch of the masters. The pictures
are wonderously soft tinted, blend
ing with the touches Of color in the
oddly shaped frames of antique
charm. Well known and loved mas
terpieces such as: Gebhardt's
Lords Supper" showing frieze in
arched curve, Botticelli's Corona
tion," and Murrillo Madonna" are
here, all in frames Of an infinite ap-
peal. There are also antique French
mirrors, frames for photographs, one
double affair resembling the
daguerreotypes Of grandmother's
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
The Revival of Tea Table Hospi-

lTALLS for china of unusual de-
~ sign. The Nippon shop, 2l8 S,
Eighteenth street, have Japanese
tea sets ranging in price from $3.50
to $40 in Is different designs most
"Japanesey." Each set has six cups,
teapot, sugar and creamer and are
most beautiful in butterflies, birds,
Japanese gardens, dragons and
cherry blossoms. One very lovely
set is soft, solid rose color with
bands of white!
Every Woman Is at Her Best When
She Feels Well Tailored.
nor these, days crowded with
l serious activities, L. Kneeter,
ladies' tailor, sos South Sixteenth
street, is designing most happy
achievements in suits and coats.
You'll never regret the satisfaction
of tailored garment in a fabric
which you may choose from the
varied and charming selection in
this exclusive shop
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03
The Flatiron Garage

The Flatiron Garage
[. )FFERS unusual niceties of serv-
~ ice and hospitality. When you're
downtown take your car to the
Flatiron Garage, Seventeenth and St.
Mary's avenue, and leave it in the
steam-heated rooms, where it will re-
ceive expert service while you're at
the theater or shopping. A most well
come adjunct to feminine out-of-
town visitors is the dainty
rest room. This garage in the heart
of the city fills long-felt need in
Omaha!
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-03

Pollys peered at giftie pretties :.
Til her curly heads alOhirl t+~
And she's ready for your list including
Father, mother, brother, sweetest girl.
Glue her notes on thep, one and all,
(None brecIuding.)
Let her know If they're short or tall,
Make it a "tell-taley" note quite chatty
Telling ages (phether fifty or one),
Polly's not the least bit "catty"
Enclose check and the trick is DONE!
Polly will choose With greatest joyousness,
Gifts for .Yuletide's glad e1pfessiueness,
Wrapped in tissue of brightest sheen,
, Tied in ribbons, cords and seals most
jolly,
With greeting cards tucked beneath-be-
tLUeen
\ Art sprigs of Mistletoe and
Holly!
Shift all irksome res possibilities
GLORY in Polly's efficient capabil-
tiles (and willingness),
Do your Uar-WOrk with buoyant
joy (and conscience-clearness),
knowing Pollys finding, buying
Gift of unusual attractive distinc;
tiveness!!