Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
HushLeen 10!
The sun is NESTING,
Birds are nesting,
Shadows grOW;
And above your cradle
Swinging
Mothers singing
HMsElLeeR To-!
HuShEeeR 10!

- $3.50
Pictures Were Never So Much in
Demand.
TT HE boy in camp stretches eager
i hands for home letters. Can't
YOU imagine how he hopes to find
inside kodak pictures Of his saln
folk?" His tired eyes brighten as
he studies the features OF these
loved ones, white haired little moth
er, or the tiny tots WHOSE very lives
Irvine round his heartsthngs. Poorly
developed and printed pictures are
a great disappointment, those finely
finished, invigorating. satisfying,
The Kase Studio, 2l3 Neville block,
Sixteenth and Harvey streets, have
most modern equipment for kodak
work of ali kinds. Their work is
not only excellent, but efficiently
prompt. If the pictures come out
particularly pleasing in effect let
them enlarge and frame them, you'll
be surprised at the artistic effect
often obtained from tiny picture.
Its all in the finishing"
"one of those silver and blue
things" has drop skirt of silk net
in, white with beaded hem in crys-
tails which sparkle delightfully."- over
the joy afforded by glimpses of
dim pink foundation skirt
One of These Days.
OMAHA people, you and Lad
" all of us are going TO realize
and value some of the wonderful
shops we have right here in Omaha.
We will awake to the fact that
greater care will be taken of our
interests if we buy from represen-,
tative dealer in our home town than
if we were to patronize shop in
some strange city where, too often,
greater importance is attached to
the making of a sale than to the
permanent satisfaction of the Gus
toner. This is too often brought
home to US by sad experiences NJ
our buying. / had a little talk
along these lines with Mr. Edholm
the other day when in his Shop at
Sixteenth and Harvey, and really,
when one considers the time and
Thought he gives to jewels, sitting
the jewel to the personality, stFik-
ing Just the right personal note to
make the jewel a part of the per-
sonality and after viewing the re7
suits of his artistic planning, we
feel sure that feminine as we'll as
masculine Omaha will buy their
jewels at home in the future.
The latest conceits in lingerie are
fashioned of georgettc and fling
fragrant ribbons of gold, lavender
and rose.
Luxuries That Are Necessities.
THE Jacobs-Lee Drug store, Fiji
i tenth and Douglas, called by
some people the Rialto theater drug
store because of the entrance in
the theater lobby. are showing
complete line of Eastman kodaks,
ranging in price from $3.50 up. This
size is a vest pocket kodak with
stylus to, autograph the time,
palce and girl" Some time when
you're in this interesting little
drug store look at the extensive
line Of special lenses.
Apartment people will welcome
diningftables Of the refectory type
in which the end pulls out to give
double the, space.
A Notable Exhibition Of American
Art.
THE Society Of Fine Arts will
i welcome as an ally in Their ed
ucative work the A. Hospe Art &
Music Store, 1918 Douglas street,
VITO are showing a delightful col
lection Of pictures just received
from eastern galleries. Many OF
the artists represented in this group
are also represented in the exhibi-
ton at the Fontenelle. These paint
ings show American scenery at lis
very best for the landscape artists
have shown the great southwest
with its stretches of tinted sands
and purple shadows. Vermont with
its rocky hillsides is at once recog-
nized in canvas of brilliant color
ing, while the snow scenes peculiar
TO our country are depicted by John
p. Carlson, Robert Nichols, and
Mailman, all big painters Of the
Woodstock school in New York.
Mr.. New Of the Hospe Art depart
ment, while in the Thurber galleries
in Chicago, made several purchas-
ing trips abroad and is we'll versed
in the art treasures of the world.
You'll find his talks most enjoy
able. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to you to visit this exhibi-
ton before the effect is spoiled as
a whole, by the sales now in pros
pect,
Burnt orange, dust and rust are
but a few Of the new and popular
shades this season.
F It'd. "A.
M YSTIFIED aren't your So was
4EA / until Mr.. Bath explained that
they represent the Florist Telegraph
Delivery association, made mp of the,
representative florists Of each CONF
munity. This association makes it
possible for you to have flowers de-
livered in perfect condition to any
part-of the world, / almost said
and for that matter, why not2 Mr..
Bath says that by using the knowl-
edge which he has of every market,
that general satisfaction has been
given in the telegraph service rem