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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
You've Often Read

You've Often Read
Of the Nu-Bone Corsets. haven't
" you? Fashioned of cunningIy
twisted wires which take the place
of stays; they lend comfort, style
and grace to the figure, and you'll
find them in the Hattie Putnam
Corset Shop, 502 Karbach Block,
Fifteenth and Douglas, a newly dec
grated home of dainty beauty. The
shop has been moved from the Pax
ton block to afford fitting rooms Of
spaciousness. Send for a measure
blank-it is yours for the asking,
also an illustrated folder of this
novelty-boned corset.
"Thermatic Ways Make Carefree
Days"
MO matter how much you love
~ your home, its duties at times
prove bit irksome, especially those
duties attendant on cooking. But
the Thermatic Firelcss Cooker, dem
onstrated at Orchard Wiihelm's.
does away with all cooking worries.
The foods are rendered more de-
licious and tender by the fireless
method, cheaper cuts are much more
delectable. very little evaporation Of
food takes place. and all the flavor
OF the food is cooked into il. Food
values are conserved, the saving OF
fuel is exceedingly gratifying. while
the "worry-wear" on womankind is
inestimable. Whether it's frozen
dainties or cooked foods the saving
OF time is invaluable: foods may be
locked into this cooker and forgot
ten, (almost1 until time for serving.
Delightful for camping. ideal for
the home. this cookers delight.
Really. you'll wonder how YOU ever
lived without one after you've once
experienced its achievements.
Avoid Meal Mcs,osony
pY dropping in a, the Fla,iorn
- Cafe. 18th and ST. Mays
avenue where you'll find seasonahle
delisaeles and dainties that lend
variety to the menu and satisiac-
lion TO the palate and eye. Grea,
electric fans. ennningly placed.
create a cooling breeze most crate
fully rsiEsshing ,hsss ho. daya .--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
How to Be Stylish Though Stout

How to Be Stylish Though Stout
DERHAPS you are one Of the
L scores of women who have no,
had the privilege of talking with
Mrs. D. A. Hill, corset specialist,
2l5 Neville block, Sixteenth and
Harvey, who breaches style TO
stout women of the land. No stout
woman can afford to miss her, fit
ting talks. If you have the slightest
difficulty in getting corset for
your hgure--a corset which feels as
comfortable as one made to your
order--and one which reduces hips
and waist line proportionately-
gives you the slenderized fashion
silhouette-see Mrs. Hill, or serG
for one of her comprehensive order
blanks and ,catalogs which will give
you the benefit of personal fitting.
In the East
60 I'm told, no woman of culture
~ has her dressing table cluttered
{even as you and y with varied
mass of creams, toilet waters, and
manicuring accessories. Instead.
they're all under cover" For this
express purpose are the hand-paint-
ed glass boxes with separate com,
partments which they're showing at
the ALA Shop, 207 S. Eighteenth
street. Color combinations of ex.
quisite observation-disclosures blues.
pinks. deep creams, in tiny flowers,
blue birds, and "voguey' figures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
A Gift Of .Permanence and Appre-
citation for the Graduate.

THE graduate has girls love for
l pretty things 'apd she longs for
place where she can bring her
girl friends for girlish condolences
and good times without being en-
barrassed- on account of her sur
roundings. Make her room the
prettiest in the house and she will
never leave the "old home
Delight-giving is the Louis XIV
suite of white ivory with cane in
sets, its hand carving deeply tinted,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

armholes. fetching recklines. shout
der buttonings, lang skirts. So fas-
cinating are they that many women
dear" l know are buying them for
their own "summer-swims," for
they're priced absurdly, unhelievably
low, only $3.50, and they're infinitely
becoming! I.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

Go to the Flowers for the Color
Schemes
OF your rooms" says Mr.. New.
W man, the artistic decorator of
the Sam Newman Paper Shop,
Eighteenth and Farnam. Nature
has certainly given US many a
beauty thing. In the seemingly
careless riot of wild flower color
ings there is never a discord. Based
On this coloring, you can have a
color scheme in every one of your
rooms, faithful reflection of some
wild flower, still every room will be
III harmony. You'll find the sugges-
tons given in. this speciality. shop
cnlinently worth while, and the
papers shown OF particularly splen-
did artistic values.
Hats Reblocked.
THE Kruger Hat shop, 429 Pax.
L ton block, reblocks both mems
and women's hats, cleans and dyes,
repairs and refashions feathers of all
kinds and renovates and refreshens
marabou pieces.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

IL CoeS WItnout saying
THAT the better part Of any
L mans summer wardrobe is a
bathing suit and quite in keeping
with the gala spirit of every SWIM
ming party are the suits on sale at
The J. T. McQuillin Shop, 1872
Farnam. OF heavy, pure wool
threads they're knitted, beautifully
dyed in fast colors, green, orange,
cherry, purple, soft gray and blacks,
and of ultra smartscut-great curved
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
To Add Color to a Summer Day

A RE the sweaters OF bewitching
"A loneliness which I've seen at
Thompson Belden's. A developing
of every sweater theme, in wool,
fiber and pure silk, they've novel
;titchery OF supremest beauty. Fifet
crocheted in wool, tan, flesh or rose
is a most intriguing slip-over with
generous circular collar and turn
back cuffs. Tiny rosebuds run riot
over the trellis-like background and
sash of insouciant loneliness ties at
the side. A judicious combination
OF warmth and GOODNESS is an all
silk model in particularly alluring
;hadings. Pretty and practical,
three buttons conhne the fitted
waistline, while big shawl-like COL
lar lies becomingly on the shoulders.
With the new "fare" skirt-line are
the rose and navy all silk slip-ons.
finely knitted. whose hens. collar
and cuffs show fanciful designs.
Checkered is the cherry-tinted model,
tasseled as to sash, with four great
ball buttons. Smart as one could
wish. they're quite the incest wrap
Tor "coolish" summer days-or
nights, and Fashions landscape is
brightly splashed this. year with
sweaters! ...A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Newest Conceits In Blousedom

A RE the georgettc models dis
"A played at the Lamond Shop,
2nd Floor, Securities Bldg, 10th and
Farnam. Ravishingly Russian is a
flesh tinted creation embroidered
faseinat;ngly in several shades OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

OF pearls, whether originals or rep
reservations. The Edholm Jewel
Shop. Sixteenth and Harvey, have a
showing OF pearls extraor dinarily
exquisite. Softly lustrous, creamy
white. are the perfectly matched
beauties strung opera-length with
knot between each one just like the
originals. Far superior to any glass
or wax filled pearl, they will wear
indefinitely. So perfect represen-
tatiou are they, so matchlessfy love-
ly the barrel-shaped diamond paved
platinum slide clasp. that il would
indeed be an expert who pronounced
their exact identity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
UfQPPin8 with b]]y

D don't you lore a uindy line,
With small gay clothes to make it fine!
The one next door is such JOY
They hare little girl and boy!
/ sit and sit to lUatch their frOcks
That bLolD and bOU like hollytocks.
Look! Peters rompers, pink and blue,
They alluays seen, to beckon you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

And Joan's little undertakings,
They tremble-dont they-like Unite wings!
There, see his tiny, uaving sock?
And J0an's darling, jonquiI smock? -
(Aluays the s.udying, dancing dedrs
Blur out through slUift and foolish tears)
uish / had a lvindy line,
With small, gay clothes to make it fine!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Her Myriads Of Frocks
Never Have

DEEM half so interesting as
- they're proving this season.
And not a little OF their fascination
lies in their decorative touches. You
can't know. unless you saw il too,
the altogether lovely effect OF a
white georgette and eharmeuse frock
exhibited in one OF the shops this
week Delightfully."- eoloriul are the
sprays OF field flowers, bachelors
buttons, peoples. suuflowers which
nod nonehslsntly IRON most unex-
pected places, Every ,ailleur has a
sestee OF ultra-smartness. every
vestee Is OF a thousand stitches.
You'll find most enhancing the nov
elites introduced in the way OF en-
broidering at the Ideal Button &
Plesiing Company. s,s Brown Build.
ing, Sixteenth aud Douglas. And
their plea,ed sports skirts, novelty
pleated panels and insets--uuiy
aothing quite so enhancing a. their
ehsfmiulness has yet been seen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
In the History of Omaha

THERE'S never been hne-
i spring than this for flower
growing--just seems as If nature
herself has joined in the joy-makiug
spree with the rest OF us to make
happy the spring brides. Such
lovely weddings has the John Bath
Flower Shop, Eighteenth and Far.
nam, been busy with. You'll find
their suggestions quite the most de.
iightful "plannings" imaginable.
And what a relief to ",rus, your
florist" TO do the right and proper
thing the way OF flower massins
or dainty decorative placinsl Hell.
tell you the proper thing. too. 10
the way OF flowers Tor the bride as
we'll as those for each one OF her
atserdaais >
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

Black satin, gleaningly trim, has
been chosen to fashion the lower
part of this superior shoe. The heels,
graceful in line are also black, while
the upper parts of the pump are of
bewitching silver cloth. An indi-
vidually lovely creation in footdom
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Every Fashion and Foible

Every Fashion and Foible
rs reflected in the shoes milady
L wears. For wear with the new
skirts of brilliant hues, modish fab
RIGS of richest weaves, voguish fash
ioning, the F. & M. Boot Shop, 10th
and Farnam, are showing pump
quite the daintiest I've ever seen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
You Need A Kodak.
WHITE CREPE DG CHINE i.

TT makes little difference what
L you intend to do this summer or
where you plan on spending your
vacation-a kodak will add interest
and pleasure to your holiday. If it's
10 be a stay-at-home- picnicing- sum-
.ner a kodak will make permanent
records of the enjoyable times. II
It's to be a mountain, lake or visit
ing summer, you'll count the pic
lures taken among your most price
less possessions. Join the ranks of
'kodakers," and the ranks OF en-
thusiasts who have the Kase Studio.
2l5- Neville Block do all of their
developing and printing as we'll as
charging. because their work is so
excellent and so very. very prompt.
Extravaganza in Furnishing the
Home
Is too often advanced as good
L taste. Particularly is this true
in the luxurious touches such as
lamps. The one pictured is a Pom
peian expression. polychrome finish.
which I've discovered in the art de-
partment OF the A. Hospe Company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
You'd Hardly Believe 1t Possible

THAT one could buy silken.
L hand-embroidered kimono, all
lined, besashed and padhemmed for
$l395, now would you? But we
did. at the Nippon Importing Com
pany. 218 South Eighteenth Street,
and the little bride to whoms it was
given was a fascinating picture in
its changing hue of blue broidered
in heavy hanging wistaria bloom
mid cloud Of butterflies.
Pearls a Subtle Expression OF In
nate Refinement and Good Taste.
A RE and culture are exemplified
"A in the dignity and substantially
of pearls as jewel adornment. jewel
connoisseurs the. world over have
voted the pearl as the jewel of dis
tinctive effectiveness without osten-
tation or obtrusiveness. Truly for
wear with every sort of costume at
all kinds Of functions on all occa-
sions nothing quite takes the place
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

is ready to bake in a trice delectable
hot breads. No matter where one
goes in "Mrs. L ovely Brides" home
they're bound T. find things electr:-
cal, washer sttractively efficient
for the preserva ion of bridal linens.
sewing machii for the fashionine
of new decorations for the con1fcrt
home of enhancing lovei:ness t2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Being Able to Dance and Frivcl
With q clear conscience.

Being Able to Dance and Frivcl
With . clear Conscience.
NOV that commencement time is
~ over, the high school people
throughout the country are planning
many picnics and outings. Certain
ly nothing could be lovelier as an
accessory to these good times than
enc of the stringed instruments
they're showing at Schneider 4
Mueller's, Fourteenth and Farnam.
Ukule!es and banjo ukulcles. guitars
Of varying charms, delightfully."- rich
in tunefulness may be had for from
81 to SIS. Best of all they're so
easy to play-do you know that you
do not even have to take lessons
I'll have them send you an instruc-
ton book with the instrument. which
will be ample aid 10 tuBefulness
which will be the life of every party.
No one would think the crowd COM
plete without ukuleie after having
once experienced its joy-giving
qualities. Truly a gift to be appre.
GATED tor a long time to come.
II You Enjoy Courtesy
A Nd service in its most exalted
"A expression. you'll find that OF
The Jaeobs-Lee Drug Store. Fiji
teenth and Douglas. one lasting de-
light. for nothing is too much irou-
bic Tor them TO do for those within
their doors. and that's saying quite
grea, deal. too. for many hun
dreds OF people are entertained aud
served here each day. A ,hsa,er
drug store in every sense OF the
word. You'll find their goods OF
supreme quality. their prescription
service unexeelled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

which they're showing at the Fl. R.
Bowen Furniture Store formerly
Central Furniture Coz, with en-
frances on Howard between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth. Coolly i'm
maculate the dainty bed, artistically
delightful the vanity dresser with
its adjustable side mirrors each with
a tier of drawers beneath. to hold
girlish fnery, UNNECESSARILY en-
trancing the long center mirror. I'M
agine her cries of joy when she first
sees the delightful long bench
which may be placed before this
beautiful piece of furniture. To in
vite "chumny" condolences is the
great wicker armchair, cretonne
cushioned, ivory tinted, to be
placed on delicately tinted rug. a
suite may be added to from time to
time, on holidays and birthdays
dainty boudoir lamp table, low
swung sewing chair, chifforette with
its commodious compartments for
innumerable garments that are al
ways necessary in the life of every
girl, its joy-giving possibilities are
inexhaustible.
Waves and Waves and Waves
Of Hair, bewitching in texture,
" gloriously lovely in colorings are
the switches, transformations and
curl punches which are to be seen
at the Delft Hair Parlors, End Floor
Baird Building, Seventeenth and
Douglas. And Mrs. Margaret Gun
ston has purchased so wisely and
we'll that She is able to offer guar
anteed first quality hair at prices so
low as to seem almost unbelievable.
Polly herself will vouch Tor per-
feet match ii you'll send sample
which is representative OF your
hairs coloring. not that of some
freakish spot. Every smart style,
every demure mode of the season
demand that milady's couture he
luxuriously lovely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Lovely as q Fleeey Cloudle,

A RE the sheeriy lovely blouses
"A which Mr.. Rosen OF the blouse
department at Orkin Bros, Six
teenth and Harvey. shop has brought
home from his New York trip. Rows
and rows OF lace form the collar OF
a shp-over in white, flesh or bisque
eeorgette. Brigh, blue. is the en-
broidery on the bib collars. iron.
and back. OF a model in flesh or
white. Very new. sheerly exquisite,
are embroidered net. with long close
cuffs, laee-irilled. Faggotsing and
lace are the sleudcriziue lines on an
other model Loysls indeed. they're
priced s+2S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
BORDER IN COLOR.

A Small Matter Like
n HE fit of the shoulder is often
L of vital importance in a suit of
clothes. There is sharp, well-de-
fued line tailored into the shoulders
OF Kneeter suits which is one of the
many advantages of careful crafts
manship and artistic design. Make
a visit to this shop, Second Floor,
Sixteenth and Howard; you'll find
the tailored garments in the making
marvelously satisfying in Their
beauty conception.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

There's Food for Thought
T many an eavesdropping-some
L times l think that after all it's a
pretty good pastime! The other day
in Herzberg's, 1917 Douglas street,
[ overheard two shoppers, discuss
I'M the delightful courtesy princi-
plies OF this shop. isn't it a relief"
said one of the ladies, ito have
efficient sales-service, without the
biting scratching sarcasm expressed
in some shops if the girl doesn t
make the desired sale?" The other
replied, cts really hospitable serv-
ice. isn't it," and truly that is the
Herzkerg ideal, to make visitors
ieel perfectly comfortable whether
or not they buy.
just now they're showing summer
srocks, beautiful types OF the sum-
mer vogue. There's midnight
figured wolfe from famous maker,
whose distinctive touch is to be
observed in every stitch. The all
over design in white makes il
altogether lovely in effect with the
exquisite airiness OF george,te
frock To vary the dress schedule
is model embodying the beauties
OF linen jacquette and eyelet en-
broidericd voilc. this is evolved in
both green and rose. To the vogue
OF organdy. is due the frocks Of
ruffled quaintness so immensely
smart this season which they're
showing in almost every hue.
They'll show you every lovely model
in a delightful spirit OF "hospitable
courtesy"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08


OF new decorations for the con1fcrt
home of enhancing loveiiness .2
-
Did You Know
THAT Wallae, Nutting, to whom
L we owe such delightfully."- colored
photographs, us:d to be a n,irister.
that he had to rive up the ministry
because of failing health, that ne,
took UP photography as a profession
because he had to have outdoor
work. making tf it such a succes
that he has since travelled into oat-'
of-the-way plact all over the world.
in search of qus int and artistic sub.
gects for his pictures? didn't
know it until ne other day When
Miss Davies, the Brandeis Pic
ture Department volunteered the in.
formation. Ia. +
Just the idea gift for June wed
dings are these and tinted platinum
prints. Beautit lilly framed, all OF
them autograph d, even to those a.
SOC, nothing CT lid b. lcvelier. nor
more acceptable in "gift;ng" way.
Infinitely Lowell, is the snhtle senti-
ment expressed in the different pic.
lures. There's re Delightful "i,on,e,
mess" of "Holl hook Cottage" ths
quiet loneliness { MANY Happy Re.
turns" showing the leisurely heaotc
OF apple trees whose rosy-peta,ed
blossoms shed shadows athwart a
law road. storl wall kordered. Ar
tistically fasci ating. too. are the
new Campbell Art Company prints
which, framed stsrsctively. form
popular priced eils for sboas $500.
Silk Frocks a summer Favorite.
MILADY w / walk forth clad 10.
AVA silken fro, IS th;s summer, and
what lad coul, be lovelierf Miss
Coo, modiste, Apt 2, Davidsc
Block, Eigh,et in and Farasr,i. IS
lashioning hea sitken fabrics into
fashion froeks shingly ne,v and
different. One seem in the making
this week is delicious shade of
brown, combint ! with leather color,
braided to 7irs OF fascination.
delightfully."- lin shed in it, every d. j
tail, It's daintil distinctive. Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Specially Priced are the Summer
Wraps.

wraps.
A T LAMOND'S STYLE SHOP,
"A I'd Floor, Securities Bldg.
Each model fashioned OF the newest
IDEAS in fabrics, and colors, they are
embod:ments of all the original little
medish details subtly introduced
which make so fascinating the 1919
seasons styles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08

By JACQUELINE EMBRY in Good Housekeeping
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-08
Silk Frocks a summer Favorite.

AVA silken fro
what lad eoul
Coo. modiste,
Block, Eigh,e,
iashionins hea
fashion froeks
different. One
this week is
brown, combin
braided to a
delightfully."- Gn
tail, it's dainti'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-07
UNCLE SAM USES MARBLE

The Lincoln Memorial and the
Amphitheatre in Arlington cemttery
in Washington in memory of "All Our
Heroes Of All Our Wars" both built
by the Government, are the largest
monuments in the world and are con-
structed entirely of marble, and it re-
quired $50 car loads of marble to
complete each structure Uncle Sam
uses the best. The prices of granite
have gone out of sight Would it not
be well for those desiring memorial
work to buy marble, which costs much
less?
We have large stock of both mar
BILE and granite monuments at both
of our yards. Buy early so as to get
it up before snow flies. Shipments
are going to be slow.
]. b. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
SO N. Centre St.. Cumberland. Md.
so f. Union St.. Frostburg, Md.
MARBLE AND GRANITE DEALERS
FOR FORTY-TWO YEARS
Advertisement. July 17-24-Aug1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-07
MRS. SARAH RIGGS

Mrs. Sarah Biggs was born Septem-
Der l6. 1856. and departed for her
heavenly home July &c, 1919, aged 81
years, 10 months and 10 days. She
is survived by one sister. Mrs. Y. B.
Wensell, of near Oakland, and by two
brothers, Scott Haun. of Washington,
Pa, and Isaiah Haun, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, together with a large number of
other relatives. Her husband, George
S. Biggs, to whom she was married
July 3. 1895, preceded her to the bet
ter land July 5. 1905. Mrs. Biggs
was converted early in life and Joined
the United Brethren church. As her
husband was a Methodist she attended
that church with him while he lived
and afterward made that church her
home. Funeral services were held at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Wensell,
Monday, July 29th. at three o'clock
p. m. The Rev. C. E. Bissell officiated,
assisted by the Rev. S. E. Wicker, of
the Oakland Lutheran church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-07
KNOX DERIDES EXCUSE
FOR SHANTUNG STEAL
Germany Did Not Get 1t From China
in Return for Outrages at Time
the Boxer Trouble.

Contention on the part of these
favoring the cession of Shantung to
Japan that that province was prop
erly taken from China by Germany
at the time of the Boxer uprising,
and that therefore the present seizure
is not the duplication of another
wrong, is answered by Senator Philan-
der G. Knox, of Pennsylvania, former
Secretary of State.
'The Boxer uprising occurred in
1900" explained the Senator. at was
the result of the coup d'etat of the
Empress Dowager. Shantnug was
leased to Germany in 1897 or 1898,
three or four years before the Boxer
uprising occurred. 1t was known as
early as 1896 that Germany had de-
veloped the policy, and it was so pub
licly stated in the Reischtag, that she
must have port and sphere of in
huence in China, and there was to be
the Bay of Kiaochow and the environ
ment of the Shantung Peninsula.
"Germany's opportunity came in
1897, when two missionaries, not two
diplomats ministers, were murdered
in the neighborhood of Kiaochow by
highwaymen. These highwaymen were
not representative of the govern
ment. They were mere outlaws. and
Germany's RIGHT to demand indem-
nifty for their death or a vast cession
of valuable territory in China would
be Just as good as Great Britain's
right would be to demand a cession of
the State of Maryland if two of her
subjects had been killed, as they might
have been, by outlaws in this city Of
Washington recently.
when the Boxer uprising broke
out the representatives of the for
eign nations were impounded in the
City of Picking. They were given by
the Empress Dowager twenty-four
hours in which to leave. In a confer
ence held on the 10Th of June of that
year in the compound it appeared
that majority of the ministers and
the foreigners decided that they would
move off to Tiensin on the following
morning. The British opposed this