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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01


reta, members of the Cuban Chamber of
Deputies. have just arrived from Ha-
vana- They will spend their vacations
here.
DR.. Garcia lola, Correctional Justice
of Havana, who remained in this city
for some time, left for Cuba last week.
Or. Carlos. de la Tore, professor of
natural history in the University of Ha-
vana, and DIR. Felipe Garcia Canizares
of the same institution arrived last week
in this port. They were appointed by
the university to study the most modern
methods of teaching here so as to apply
them in their country.
DR.. Justo Gonzalez and his family left
for France last week. DR.. Gonzalez is
we'll known in Uruguay. He was ap-
pointed by the medical authorities of
Montevideo to make an exhaustive in
vestigation of the causes for the last
epidemic of Spanish influenza.
In the steamship Abangares there ar
rived last Saturday in this port Senior
Carlos Melendez. ex-President of the Re-
public of Salvador. With him came his
wife. Senior Melendez is a brother Of
~ A'eSiuShe VI Shc fSpuoilS, boH jorge
Melendez.
Dr. Anibal Zelaya and a group Of his
friends are preparing a festival in cele-
bration OF the INDEPENDENCE of Nicara-
qua. lit will be held on September Is.
DR.. Guillermo Gastaneta, a prominent
Peruvian. will arrive here this week
from Rochester. MINI. He was at Dr.
Mayo's clinic engaged in medical studies
Federico Claude of Villa del Mar
Chile. is in New York on his way to
England. Seror Claude is one Of the
most prominent men of business of VAL
paraiso.
Don Gualterio Squire, from valpa-
raise. is on his way to England. His
AFFAIRS will delay him for some time in
New York.
From France has arrived lately Luis
Fidel Yanez. Secretary of the chilean
Embassy at Washington. with him has
come his family.
Senior NJ. Cestero, merchant has ar
rived In this city from Ecuador.
Manuel F. Puyol, business man Of
Guayaquil. arrived last week in this
port.
Manuel Novoa, merchant from Quay
aquil. who was here attending to the
education Of his sons, left last week for
Ecuador.
Alberto Jauregui. merchant. from Am
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

Max Henrlquez Urena, brilliant writer
and author. and Federico Henrique7
Urena will leave for Washington during
the current week. Their father Is Presi-
dent Carvajal of Santo Domingo, who Is
now in Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

Felix del prado and Octavio Zubigar-
reta, members of the Cuban Chamber Of
Deputies. have Just arrived from Ha-
vana. They will spend their vacations
hara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

DIR. Pedro Chutro, eminent surgeon
from Argentina, has returned to hi,
country after a long stay in Europe. DR.
Chutro was president of one OF the mill.
tary hospitals in Paris and received the
medal of the Legion of Honor. While
In this city he gave lectures on the new
European war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

DR.. Garcia lola, Correctional Justice
of Havana, who remained in this city
for some time. left for Cuba last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

Dr. Ricardo G. Aldao. prominent law
yer from Argentina, returned last week
to his country. He is a member of the
firm of Aldao, Campos GIL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

Senior V. vlllamil and his daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01

Alfonso CULLEN zelaya. poet and dip
lomat. former Consul General OF Hon
duras Ia New York, arrived in this city
from Paris, where he went as one of
the delegates sent by the Government of
Honduras to the Peace Conference of
Versailles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

If You're Puzzled to Find an In
telligent Gift Offering for a Child
YOU'LL be delighted with the
L Bubble Books at Schneider &
Muel1er's,' Fourteenth and .Farnam.
Clever Jingles, delightfully."- illustrat-
ed, you'll find in each of the books
three pockets holding records which
may be played on any phonograph
or Victrola. Old-time favorites from
well-loved Mother Goose sing their
songs, Little Jack Horner," HIM
self, the fascinating Queen of
Hearts, and Good King Arthur"
There's an animal book in which
the Three Little Kittens" "The
Little Piggies," and the Three
Blind Mice" are most amusing, and
book of singing games most help
full to the kindergarten teacher.
Musical as can be, the kiddies find
them most amusing, and they're
but $l.10.
"Chong He Come From Hong
koIg" to hold your incense in his
big green basket, 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

Any Selection OF Leather Made
Here is Sure to be the Right One.
vYOGUEY" bags just as distinc-
Y lively delightful as any pic
t.ired in that artistic publication,
Vogue" are shown among the
Christmas offerings at The Omaha
Printing Co., Thirteenth and Far
nam. Patent leather bags in dainty
suit case style have gold fittings,
patent locks and catches, delicately
shirred Innings of colorful MORE
silks. The same leather fashions
the new envelope shaped bag in
clined to collapse when not in use
in manner most alluring. Either OF
these bags may be matched in a
patent leather Fit-All filled with the
requisite number of charming vani-
ties in ivory, delightful addition to
any dainty dressing table when not
en- route to jolly house party.
Couldn't help taking a note on the
smart Thermos Bottle case OF light
leather, smartly stitched, which
holds two bottles safely under a
heavy lid. This is priced at $S35.
Tidy lilly says, "how silly not to
have in your home,
Spick and spandy,
Clothesline handy,
Of use if you tarry
Or roam"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

MY christmas IS Absolutely
Spoiled
UNLESS ! receive at least one
~ basket. Perhaps that's why l
find so pleasant the showing at the
Nippon Importing Shop, 2l8 South
Eighteenth street. Beads, tassels
and coins add true, Oriental charm
to these ravishing bits of basketry,
while the prices are most amazing
csc, $l.10, $l.sO, $l.90 and $2.75.
The vivid colors of the tassels and
beads are truly enchanting, peacock
blue, jade and moss greens, amber
and dull rose-indeed any shade
ones fancy dictates.
For they're raggedy, raggedy,
raggedy-not men, but adorable
dolls cofored OIL cloth to be cut and
stuffed, at 25c and Csc. There's q,
Dotty Dimp1es, Miss Holland and
very fascinating soldier doll.
Something to Look Forward to.
THAT shop of charming ehapeaux
i of true Partisan delightfulness,
McArdle-Blake, on Farnam between
Seventeenth and Sixteenth, are ex,
pccting at any time shipment OF
personally selected hat models, crea
tons of satin in color combinations
exceedingly chic. Many of them
have softening touch delightful of
the desired furs of fashion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Reminiscent Of the Gift Shops IN

Reminiscent of the Gift Shops In
European Cities
rs the Rombong Shop IN the H.
l R. Bowen, Furniture company's
showrooms, at Sixteenth and How
ard streets. Softly glowing lights
CLEAN everywhere rejecting their
color on delicately wrought tapes
tries. Lustrous cleaning woods of
rare furniture pieces, ideal gifts,
pclychrome and mahogany lamp
bases, high backed chairs Of exqui-
site effect. Especially charming Isl
a colonial writing desk and book
cabinet combined for $3.50. with
cane seated bench to correspond
for $50. A high backed little chair
is $3.50. a low round table fot'
placing under a floor lamp is $l050,
a rocker with dainty carvings and
blue damask upholstery, $3.50 Ai
darling little colonial rocker IS
$3.50 and Tip-Top table SIS. ans
exquisite combination. Such a de-
lightful place is this that I drop
in at ali hours of the day with
each time something different to re-
port to you. Did | tell you what
:" Rombong' means?. It's the Chinese
word meaning everything"
Jolly coin purses, paintedin Green
witch Village, if you please, black
patent leather with colorful cords,
will make their three-cornered way
into your handbag for 75c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
For Milady's Lingerie

For Milady's Lingerie
II AND tinted pansies are utterly
IL adorable on snap shoulder lin
gerie straps of ribbon. the three
piece set in box with gift card at IS
cents. Tiny rosebuds most attractive
in another set are IS cents, while a
set of two-clasps are but IS cents.
Decorative satiny garters with tiny
rosebuds in contrasting color and
lace-frill finish are 81, while alto
gether ravishing as lingerie gar
nishment is set in twisted ribbon
and rosebud conception with yelling
of lace, garters and Teddie B orna-
rnent for $275.. Dainty, delicately
fragrant is the sachet for 6O cents.
In the same department are those
delightful new georgette camisoles
ravishing in delicate color combina-
-tions. Georgette and satin have wise
~ joined their forces in these concoc-
tons. Hand sh;rrings, tucks and
lacey frills combine with two-toned
ribbons of exquisite hue to make
more lovely lingerie for Citing.
These range in price from $3.50 to
81. Then there are those stunning
dark blue satin affairs with gold
thread embroidery also charming red
silk embroidery for $2.95.
During the Holidays
A FAIRS of the household are
"A necessarily slightly disarranged.
You'll find, the Flatiron Cafe, Seven
teenth and Howard. always. ready
with a delightful hospitality to take
care of every member of the house,
hold at any and every meal of the
day. Breakfast served until 1890
is richly satisfying in food and price;
luncheon at As cents is almost too
good to be- true, while dinner i'll
the evening for IS cents is of a delic
iousness truly delightful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Gift Suggestions.

&As 0o86VoSASAASs
A RTISTIC gift suggestions are Of
a fered at the Nebraska Clothing
company, Fifteenth and .Farnam. Ex-
quisitely lovely are the Enthusiastically
wrought beaded bags imported ex-
clusiyely from France. Included
among these are number Of the
softly drawn silk. lined affairs whose
arm straps are beaded quite differ
ent from theN sitter frame top af-
fairs. Essentially a bag Christmas.
this up-to-the- minute shop has in
readiness a selection of bags fitted
to every occasion, silk, velvet, bead
and ultra-voguish leather bags of
every desirable shape and size, you'll
find adorable gifts here. Then there
are the metallic flowers whose gold
and silver cloth petals embody the
dainty colors so becoming in the
new party frocks, orchid and vivid
blue. Exquisitely colorful for wear
with furs are the tiny boutonnieres
OF lacquered brightness, with nnex-,
pectedly lovely fruit combinations,
the orchid and lily of the valley COR
sages.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Revealing Fascinating Realms Of

Revealing Fascinating Realms Of
!, Fancy W
MISS GRACE soRENsoN,
4x Story Telling Lady OF note, will
weave whimsical tales Of appealing
,interest every afternoon, from AIS
Ito Sis on the fifth floor OF Orchard
IS Wilhelm's big store. Possessing
a talent for story telling of rarest
artistry, Miss Sorenson charms with
her charming individuality. Oh,
what fun for childish heartsl When
story telling time is over, everyone
is invited to view a, marvellous
showing of toys in the basement
quite the most ravishing your eyes
have yet seen!
Unnoticed Details in Small Pictures
are Surprisingly Brought Out in
Engagements. VA
A LMOST startling in its emplra-
"A sis Of detail was a picture seen
in the Kase studio this week The
original showed the features of
the little girl blurred and indistinct
while the enlargement at one side
was extraordinarily clear. You'll
find the work done IN this shop most
satisfying in every way revelation
of artistic possibilities. Delightful
Christmas gifts. and at surprisingly
low prices. Send to their shop, 2l5
Neville block, for price lists or Ill
be glad to send them on request.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
It's pleasant, sure, to see ones name IN print;
books . book. although there's nothing int.
Byron.

What a Delightful Surprise to Find
THAT one can buy an all-gold en-
! graved Waterman fountain pen
with ring on cap tip, for $40.
Wouldn't this be a charming gift
and a welcome one? The Megeath
Stationery Co., Fifteenth and Far
nam, have very superior show
ing of Shafer and Waterman pens
ranging in price from S275 to $40.
There's a $3.50 Shafer pen with a
three quarter inch band Of gold en-
graved with gold pocket snap. And
81 Waterman has a gold cap tip
with ring for cord or chain. Then
those clever "Eversharp" pencils in
plate sterling and gold-filled, are to
be had from ST up. One at S. is
sterling and is exquisitely engraved
from one end to the other.
An oil-cloth kindergarten purse
hand-painted, just the thing fol
youthful persons, specially il
they're a wee bit fashionable, are
priced at 75c and 81.
t&aA =
"The World Is So Full Of Number
of Things
ESPECIALLY gift things, The
~ ALA Shop, 207 South Eighteenth
street, is showing a wide array Of
gifts, useful as we'll as delightful,
atractively boxed, each with =
charming verse. They are sold al
prices most pleasant indeed, 40c to
81, while many little remembrances
are lower yet. Fairy Fuel for the
Wood Fire, Book Plates to pre-
clude loss of treasures, puzzles to
delight every member of the family,
a Fortune Telling set in a. figured
silk case, a carved ivory needle tube
of delicate traceries, Bayberry can
dies of faint fragrance-things' de-
lightfu1, each signifying the sea-
sons jollity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

A New Duvetyne Model Of Oriental
Inspiration.
nUVETYNE, perhaps the most
- fascinating fabric of many years,
fashions the rfrock of coffee brown
at Herzberg's, 1917 Douglas. Ex-
quisitely cut is the gracefully draped
bodice, silk-faced the ripple cuff on
slightly short sleeves. while the ORR
entail note infinitely fascinating i. a
braided cord girdle with wide points
OF woven cord at either side below
the waistline. Dainty swinging
silken cords hang to the hem with
charmful effect, while a further ad-
dition of charm is achieved by cut
Jet ornaments.
As lovely as an heirloom from a
bygone day the oblong and oval
braided "new-old" rag rugs.
Special Price Reductions on Every
High Shoe in the House
rs the remarkable word from the
l exclusive F. & M. Boot Shop,
Sixteenth and Farnam. This, my
dears, includes all kid and leather,
as we'll as fancy fabric combinations
in beautifully shaped dress boots Of
graceful heel line. A saving on each
pair of from S. to SIS, which in
cludes those fascinating Grossman
shoes, as well as other we'll known
makes. This is surely most delight
full news, for the fashionable woman
of the day has come to look upon a
pair of shoes for every costume of
the day and night as an absolute ne
cessity for artistic effectiveness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30

Since First Used Fichu Grapes Are
Notably Charmful.
THE Vanity Shop, third floor, Sc
1 curity building, offers very de-
lightful showing OF fchu frotks in
crepe de chine, challis and dainty
wolfe. Little slip-over breakfast
dresses in organizes, soft voiles, lace
befrilled, are attractive indeed, while
the bungalow aprons, very inexpen--
sive, are uniquely lovely in fit and
finish. Any of the frocks and dresses
may be made to order (if you'll or
der at once) without cent OF extra
charge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
New Melon haped Tams Quite the
Newest Whim Of Fashion.
TIME Aiaei, Fec cor,o,pv' secnnd

New Melon Shaped Tams Quite the
Newest Whin Of Fashion.
THE Alaska Fur company, second
1 floor, Sixteenth and Douglas,
have just fashioned as a special order
to accompany moleskin coat OF
sumptuous charm, a melon-shaped
tam o charm unique. Softs gray
squirrel finishes the band round the
face, making it an altogether charm
ing and stylefully effective head gear.
You'll find many furry fascinating
gift suggestions in this shop, neck
pieces, muffs, tiny chokersl Of chic
undeniable. While what could be
nicer than a, fur coat of seal or
beaver: %@t N
Candies are shown in rarely beau-
tiful jewel colors this year.
Important Among Garments Of Dis
tinctive Apparel Is the Leather
Coat.
OUITABLE for every kind Of
~ sport and weather, jaunty, swag-
ger, comfortable as we'll, necessary
to every up-to-date Wardrobe is 4
leather coat. The Brandeis Stores
are offering on sale wolnen's and
misses leather coats, in black, seal,
brown, tan and slate in glazed kid,
suede and gloveskin, lined in fancy
silks, furry as to collar, ornamental
of pocketing and bktoning, one Of
the most delightful Christmas gifts
imaginable. These at $2o.75 and
&3675, almost unbelievable low
pricings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
everywhere,
And 4 long with all the heart of me to feel the
scented air,
AndI long Nth all the soul of me to lvander
once again
Where the fmze and hawthorn blossom in far
off Irish lane.

Scarf Pins Have Again Come Into
Their Own.
THE Hendrickson Jewel Shop,
i Loyal hotel. Sixteenth and Cap.
itol avenue, have just received a
large showing of artfully wrought
scarf pins for men. In new and
gracefully charming designs the head
of,the pin is composed of exquisitely
pierced platinum paved IN daintily
cut diamonds, while a larger stone
composes the main part of the pin.
Many of them show, combinations OF
either pearls or sapphires with the
diamonds in an effect. startlingly
beautiful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Hates to go Home

Everyone Hates to 60 Home
A FTER an evening spent at the
"a Hotel .Fonteneile since they
have made the new dancing ar
The orchestra, always
delightful, is augmented by many
pieces, the dancing space greatly ell
lafged, the seating capacity greatly
improved. And the cost of this en-
teNainment afforded by perfectly
appointed supper after. the show
with dancing Of supreme excellence
between courses is no greater than
that in the other cafes of the city.
You'll certainly agree with me after
one trip and drop in often at II after
the show on any evening Of the
week, or if you're inclined to frivol
on Saturday afternoon, there's the
Tea Dansant.
Here's a set OF handy labels,
To keep within your reach
When you make preserves or jelly
OF strawberry or peach.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
Many are the Attractive Coat Varia-
tons of the Season

Many are the Attractive Coat Varia-
tons of the Season
lust a bit Of rich fur. the
= smartness of soft draping with
perhaps an added cord tuck or
two are all that's needed to make
magnificent coats of the unsurpas-
sing1y beautiful fabrics offered this
year. The Lamond Shop, End Floor,
Securities Building, Sixteenth and
Farnanf, have just received the new
dress coats. Blue Frost Glow conf
bined with gray squirrel is charm
ing representative Of, the bloused-
back models. Arnlholes we'll out on
the arm contrive most cleverly to
make a round blousing of the upper
part of the wrap. Clipped Evora,
deep and lustrous of the new color
between rich dark wine and brown,
has achieved an outstanding sill
houette by pockets below the waist
line. Choker, cuffs and, panels are
enchanting indeed with their inter-
esting Hudson seal banding. Pre-
pared for the cold weather, this shop
has an excellent showing of short
plush coats, as we'll as long dolmans
in that delightful new Ungava seal.
Bayberry candles, rare and quaint,
Will always leave a fragrance faint.
Ny little gift will make, know,
The fame of friendship brighter
grow.
With a Charm and individuality
Quite His Own
r. KNEETER, the tailor, second
II. floor, Sixteenth and Howard,
is making altogether delightful suits.
Not content is this clever man to
make suits Of tailored simplicity;
indeed no, for he embodies every
known fashion vile in his tailleurs.
It is interesting to know that one
may choose a rare texture of al
Turing loneliness, a beauty unsur-
passed, and depend upon this artistic
tailor to- give suggestions for gar
ments Of surprising becomingness.
Aren't we glad to know also we may
now have advantage of the between
season prices. Phone D. 6065 tor
information.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
9ajamas Delightful in Fabric and

Pajamas Delightful in Fabric and
Fashion.
n UTE the incest gift ] know is
W a suit of pajamas just arrived
at the McQuillan Shop for Men,
Farnam, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth. In rose pink, tan, laveadar
and white, they're excellently tailor
ed from the delightful trousseau
silk and are priced most pleasantly
at $i2. Suits in Jap silk with
braided frogs are So, while white
sateen suits, we'll tailored, orna-
mented in silken frogs are 81.
Hundreds of gifts are to be found in
this shop at prices most enchanting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
1t Isn't Often

1t Isn't Often
THAT. even specialist can boast
1 the many years Of expert expert
ence that Dorothy Hill, the Corset
Specialist, has had in surgical fitting
under the supervision Of we'll known
doctors. They recommend this spe-
cialist's corsets to be worn following
operations and for abdominal sup
port. You'll find her exclusive little
shop and fitting rooms at EOS Ne
vile block, Sixteenth and Harvey,
and if you're unable to visit the shop
her measure blanks and literature
make possible an excellent fitting
by mail.
Exceptional Values in Trimmings.
A DQRABLE TRIMMINGS. are
"A on sale at Brandeis, priced te
surprise one with their startling val
ues. Metal embroideries on vest
ings of gold. silver and thread
stitcheries. Fringes and fouhcings,
landings and alloyers in sequins,
spangles and beads, colorful, CLINT
ing charm of distinctive loneliness.
These values up to $3.50 are offered
at $3.50. Tunic width irridescent
and jet Aouncing, .allover and band
ings IN black sequins, beaded TUNES
colorful, indeed, values up to $l8 are
offered at $3.50. Chenille and silk
embroidered landings and edge
trims, silk and metal embroidered
vestings valued up to $3.50 at $3.50.
Dolphin Dolly is "kewp" Of
saucy beauty who perches in a
sponge for baby's bath. Adorably
boxed in one of the new decorative
gift boxes, it's gift of pleasant
loneliness at $l.00.
There's a Certain Satisfaction
TN the feeling which l overheard
! customer express in the John
Bath Flower Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam, the other day. I'm not
afraid of being overcharged here"
You'll find artistic service, intelli-
gent fulillment of orders here which
leaves a pleasant glow round the
heart of one experiencing it.
i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
There's 4 Special Holiday sisni6.

IN the candy boxing they've pre-
pared at Candyland, Sixteenth
and Farnam. Great luscious cream
and nut filled chocolates, glittering
crystal bonbons glace fruits, unex-
lpectedly lovely sugared flowers,
packages tied with haunting bows
of vivid ribbons. Essentially sweet
shop, you'll find every. wish for
sweets fulfilled here, while their
famed walnut room is one of the
most delightful places I know for
hot chocolate, salad or pastry after
the matinee or show.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-30
0E4&T{6~9

Something You've Always Longed
for
THIS is the holiday you're 60
I ing to choose that long-prom-
ished coffee percolator. The Nelson
Electric company, just one door
north of the Orpheum, have
large showing of these charmingly
hospitable coffee containers. Bright
ly rejecting the happy faces about
the table, they afford a most artis-
tic opportunity for the graceful lit
tie hostess to practice her wiles
while serving from the little ebony
faucet of'the urn. The price range
from $3.50 to $23.