Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-12

Yarn Shop, Fifth Avenue. New
York
A RE the sweater models used in
"A Brandeis art department. where
they're giving free lessons in knit
ting and crocheting to those buy
ing materials in this department. All
smart sports effects these, popular
at eastern beach resorts, one in
French blue, all-over filet stitch.
has wide silk roll collar in white
silk, also long sash and cuffs, most
effective combination! Altogether
ravishing is peach color wide
meshed stitch with long tuxedo roll
thrown back under combining sash
ends of white, with dainty white
edge on wide hanging sleeves. Ex-
ceptionally' beautiful, these newest
sweater fancies.
It's Always Eating Time Where
Good Food Is Served
YOU'LL find the Flatiron Cafe.
L Seventeenth and St. Marys
avenue, a most home-like sort of a
place. So delicious is the food, and
so satisfactory is their newly aug
ment service. They're making
special feature of business mems
luncheons-hot, rich soups, large
mented service. They're making a
desserts, salads and coffee of de-
lectable perfection. I've just found
that if you'll phone in your break
fast order, that they'll have it ready
to place before you at any appointed
time from ] to 10 o'clock.
Inviting Immediate Interest
rs THE Oshkosh wardrobe trunk
1 on display at the Omaha trunk
factory, Thirteenth and Farnam.
Most attractive in appearance, sub
stantially built, it demonstrates the
fact that one need not pay great
price for a trunk TO move milady's
wardrobe from one point on the con-
tinent to another. Delighted, in
deed, was a Polly customer when
she found she need pay but $66.50
for her trunk, charmed when told
that this company would keep it in
order free of charge for five years.
Delicate garments hanging upon an
extension trolley present delight
full appearance against a background
of dull green lining. Locked draw
err for jewels, hat box, laundry bag
and shoe pocket are but a few of
the conveniences offered by this
trunk of a thousand tricks.
For Slender and Little Women.
I saw two corsets in Mrs. D. A.
L Hill, the corset specialists, ex-
elusive corset shop, which were de-
signed especially for slender and
little figures. Pm sure every little
womn who suffers with corset stays
hurting her slender hips will find
great comfort and pleasure in wear
ing these corsets, as they have no
boning over the hips. A call at
Mrs. Hills shop will convince you.
Write for literature and measure
blanks, 2Os Neville Bldg, 10th and
Harvey.
And if You've Phonograph, You'll
Want Record; or a New Roll for
the Player Piano; or Some New
Sheet Music for the Piano.
EOR truly what is home without
l. music? Schneider & Mueller's,
Fourteenth and Farnam, will supply
record, roll or sheet music for every
latest musical chit" You'll find
everything in the way Of music or
musical instrument in their extensive
department showings. Tunefully
witching are these l0-cent songs
just out: up in the Air Boys"
What Could Be Sweeter," Miracle
Man." The Brat" Breeze" my
GAL" The Hoodlun," valley of
the Giants" Pretty Little Rain
bow" Carolina" Sunshine" "By
the Campfire" Lullaby Blues"
Just Returned from Far Northern
Fur Countries
rs Mr.. Aulabaugh of the Aula-
l baugh Fur company, Nineteenth
and Farnam, after having made ar
engagements for the outfitting of his
"a trappers, each of whom will bring
in all the way from $1,000 to $4,000
worth of choicest peltry in the
course of the season. Luringly
lovely are the great stacks OF mink
and black lynx, collection result
ant on this trip, which make the
choice of garments an easy matter,
indeed. His next trip, in February,
will mean another great shipment
of furs, personally selected from
bic fronoers' eu11ino ~ the fore sts