Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
rhe Personality Of Your Furniture

rs accentuated by artistically
1 chosen draperies. French gray
enamel in panelled mulberry silk
damask are the new interior decor
ating rooms in the Bowen Furniture
Store, Sixteenth and Howard. Car
pets, quite the new and lovely
thing in house furnishing, you know,
have been chosen for the floor COW
ering of these interesting rooms,
while tiny loaded windows, cur
tanned in silk easement arrange
ment, give the light necessary for
the selection of the more exclusive
fabrics, handmade laces, damasks,
silks and French tapestries. Decor
alive schemes for the entire home
will be offered here where the
patron, in great comfort chairs, may
make decision undisturbed by Gus
toners coming and going. l espe-
cially want to call your attention to
the exquisite selection of bed linens,
blankets, comforters and pillows Of
tered~in this department of artistic
home furnishings.
The Creation of a New Home: The
Gift Giver's Opportunity.
The creation of new home-the
happy and usual sequence to 4
wedding simply and naturally solves
the problem of choosing a gift for
the bride. There are scores of un-
usual gift suggestions at John
Hendrickson jewelers., Sixteenth
and Capitol, one Block west of the
carnival grounds. So extraordinary
a selection that every person who
Icontemplates the selection of a
wedding or anniversary gift should
at least come for suggestions and
to compare values. You will be cor
daily welcome! If more person
al gift is contemplated, a small de-
post will hold the gift until Christ
mas time.
All the Exquisite New
Gown Tintings
A RE being artistical1y matched
"a in the distinctive corsages for
wear at the Ak-Sar-Ben ball and its
attendant festivities. The Lee L.
Larmon Shop, Hotel Fontenelle,
1914 Douglas street, take pleasure in
announcing that they are prepared
to make these corsages to order,
planning arrangements of individual
charm each a distinctly different
adornment.
Perhaps the Gift Problem
M OULD be solved to your en-
w tire approval to, say nothing
of the recipients if you'd visit the
kase Studio, 215 Neville building,
and view the artistic Handwriting
they do on engagements from kodak
pictures. Richly framed, | can think
of no more lovely gift, lasting in its
Joy propensities. Ask to be shown
~through this most interesting studio
you'll find that the explanations and
the work you see being done will
help wonderfully in your handling
of a kodak.
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All the Mysterious Beauty
OF a Japanese Garden
HEAVY hanging wistaria bios.
- SONS, droop violet heads from
white lattices, lanterns, richly col
orful, great gilded' urns, golden
shaded lamps, gracefully high, con.
tribute pleasingly to the decorative
effect of Guy L. Smiths automobile
show room, Twenty-fifth and Far
nam.
In the center of the floor an arr
fountain sends drifting waters over
cunningly placed lights. Hundreds
OF softly shaded lights accentuate
the loneliness of this bit of the
flowery kingdom bringing into re.
lief great splotches of exotic color
tinted grasses in high gilded~ baskets
subtly embodying the gold, red and
green of Ak-Sar-Ben. The, glowing
colors of subdued lights make this
a fairyland setting for the regally
beautiful Hudson and Essex cars
displayed on the floor, announced
on the outside of the building in
myriads of lights.
Soft rugs, LUXURIOUS wicker fur.
niture of ease and comfort make il
a welcome meeting place for out
of-town people during the carnival
to whom Mr.. Smith extends cord
ial welcome.