Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-01
Did You 60 to the Poultry Show
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very best I've ever seen. You'd never
guess that it's been a hard time,
year. They were all in perfect con-
dition. The whole Auditorium wa,
alive with chickens, pigeons and
ducks, in finest feathers. We visited
the booth of the Nebraska Seed
company, 1913 Howard street. where
we took great pleasure in the ex-
hibit of the Buckeye Incubators,
Norwich automatic exercisers. and
feeders, an airlock fountain, a port
able bro6der and "Chickie Biddie"
thermos bottle apparatus which as
sures cold water in the summer and
warm water in the winter. Oh, my,
aren't birds advanced in their man-
ner of living! They were dispens-
ing expert advice also at this booth,
and gave us booklets on the differ
ent apparatus, foods and remedies
for sale. The Nebraska Seed COM
pany will be most happy to advise
you at any time, and I'll send you
any of the booklets iu which you're
interested.
Subscribing Their Quota OF Prac-
ticability
A RE the gifts I find in the ]. T.
"A McQuillan shop of mems furn-
ishings, 1912 Farnam street. Do you
know man VITO wouldn't welcome
these with open arms? Seal caps
from So to SIS, with ear flaps and
visors to be pulled down in zero
weather. Furlined gloves in brown
and gray, squirrel fur lining. And
giant gauntlets in fur from So to
SIS.
For Those Who Go and Those Who
Wait
A RE the memory books and photo
"A graph albums which I've just
found in the Megeath stationery store
Fifteenth and Farnam. The Mem
DRY Book has places for autographs,
clippings, pictures, even set aside in
state, a page>for the family tree.
This an incompatible keepsake is
$1.2s. A khaki covered book with
red, white and blue letters, Our
Boys in Khaki, is 81. Pictures Tell
the Story is the caption on another
which is $l.25. A soft leather COW
cred one is $3.50 Big rough leath-
err backed one is $2.25. A most ar
tistic brown and green with green
silk cord and design of acorns and
leaves is $3.50. Smaller books range
Nrom Soc to $175. Just the thing
10 send the boys in camp or to his
family for mounting the pictures he
sends.
The Cup That Cheers.
THE Eldridge Importing COM
l. pany just unpacked quantity ar
tistic tea sets in coiors to bring
zest to the tea table, solid colofs,
blue, dull rose, yellow and greel,
touched with gold and cream.
They're 81.
Someone Must Stay at Home to
do the Work of Daughter, Sister,
Maid.
ITO KEEP home sweet and clean
L wouldn't you say that Some
one" needs all the time-savina
help that a carefully constructed
electric washing machine will surely
give? The E. B. Williams Electric
Shop, 3l2 South Eighteenth street
Gust across from the court house,
are showing a washer which to me,
is the acme of efficient household
helps. Why, with the Laundry
Queen you don't even need to put
your hands in the waterl | am afraid
you won't quite believe that, but it..
the truth. Put Your clothes in the
washer, turn on the current. and
they're washed, rinsed and wrung,
into the basket in the quickest space
of time imaginable. Let me send
you an illustrated booklet, I'd love
to.
Philippine Embroidered Lingerie.
FEMININE and delightful are
= these garments of finely EN-.
broidered gowns and teddies de-
signed for intimate wear, which
they are showing at the Eldridge
Importing Shop, Fourteenth and
Farnam, at surprising price range
from $3.50 up.
Were you ever puzzled TO know
just what to carry as a gift to a
Gold Wedding? One of the local
jewelers., noted for the unusual ex-
clusiveness of his gifts, is displaying,
IN a large gift box, two individua
coffee cups of creamy china in franz
work of gold, two saucers of solt
gold and two dainty -dinnd
coffee spoons. There is a charms
ingly subtle sentiment in the rich
ness of this gift to be given to two
persons who have spent their lives
together.
Give Uncle Dick smoking stand
of wicker with ash tray of glass.
Polly will buy it if you'll send her
Sc.
NOX