Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

N haVlng a leather case IN Wnlcn
l to carry your vanity articles
powder, cream and paste containers,
mirror, brushes, etc.--all the many
articles which h1ake your own dress
ing table so necessary to success
full toilette. With thought to the
sterner sex also are the cases at the
Omaha Printing company, Thir-
teenth and Farnam. In splendidly
finished vachette or dull, rich-sur-
faced leather, they have a price
range from $4.15 to $l6.65. You'll
find, too, exquisitely fitted cases at
pleasant pricings.
A Splendid Opportunity to Brighten
Up Your Home
no INSTILL into a new attrac-
l. ton is the January offering Of
furniture, rugs and draperies at H.
R. Bowen's, Sixteenth and Howard.
Luxurious davenports, overstuffed
and deep cushioned, gracefully fash
ioned, long, narrow davenport tables
of lustrous mahogany, novelty pieces
in nahogang, cane-inset backed
chairs, dainty gateleg tables, artis-
tic mirrors, charming little sewing
cabinets and effective lamps are Of
ferings to make the living room
'livable."
Dining room suites in period
designs are to be had In any
wood desired; American walnut,
solid mahogany and oak in three
finishes. Then other and endlessly
delightful possibilities are offered
in furniture for the sun and bed
rooms, all at prices Of surprising
values.
Imported Goodies of Supreme De-
liciousness.
At Sommer's Speciality Shop,
"A Brandeis Theater building, Sew
enteenth and Douglas, is always to
be found a tempting variety of good
things to eat. OF special interest
among late importations is Haas
Baruch company's walnut pickles in
pint glass jars, possessing the. last
touch of perfection in flavor.
Then there are the sweet, tender,
Juicy Malaga grapes, just arrived
from sunny Spain, dainty morsels OF
food that make an irresistible appeal.
A new preserve of unusual attrac-
ton is the Cresca Pinard table
prunes from France, a real food
treat, healthful and appetizing, and
possessing rich, appealing faver.
And cocoanuts, too, the first OF
the season, richly meated and full
favored. Here is always to be
found the choicest offerings of the
worlds finest gardens and orchards.
Out of town orders will be given i'm
mediate attention and at all times
you will find the Speciality Shop
studious of your wants.
A Showing of Frocks
"Everywoman" Will Love.
0RK1N Bros Sixteenth and
" Harney, are showing a display
Of "Everywoman" pictures in their
windows together with gowns and
frocks no less lovely than those
shown in this remarkable produc-
ton. An Interpretation Of notable
Partisan style themes is a dark
bronze charmeuse antique. The wide
armholes hint at Japanese influence
until we see that they're But the be-
ginning of draped sash which ties
with decided chic in the back. Be-
witchingly puffed are the sleeve fin
ishings at the elbows. On the left
hip the bodice is drapcd down over
the bouffant pufings and held in
place by two big silk roses. Style
full exponents of mode cfarmingly
versatile. They're dresses of won
drous artistry.
Clusters Of deep orange roses
might take "blossoming" interest
in holding in place the bouffant
draping OH Miss Sub-Deb's dainty
frock!
Before Starting For Foreign Pleas
ure Resorts
HEVERYWOMAN" should give
- careful consideration to the
choosing Of her stationery, for who
hasn't experienced the inconvenience
of not being able to find what she
wants when away? The Megeath
Stationery company, Fifteenth and
Farnam, is offering most distinctive
papers, in all the we'll known makes,
colors and shapes delightfully."- lovely.
Beautiful monograms, unusual in
conception, lend a touch of wished
Tor smartness to milady's corre-
spondence. You'll find their en-
craving department most skillful in
ease more cards are needed