Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05

lot, lUUl w. ". w. DulldlHS,
Fourteenth and Farnam, have a
delicately fragrant freckle cream for
removing freckles, tan and sunburn,
which is quite the finest I've ever
seen. A generous sized jar is 63c.
Applied night and morning it not
only removes the blemishes ones
face has acquired, but effectually
prevents additional discomforts OF
sunburn and freckles.
Viewed From a Logical Standpoint
pRICK is the most economical
- building medium. With the
help of the experts in the Hydraulic
Press Brick Co., main floor w.
o. w. building, Fourteenth and
Farnam, I've been making quite all
intensive study Of the advantages of
the brick in contrast to the frame
house. Considered from a none
tary standpoint, the face brick for
your home is the smallest item in
the list OF expenses. 1t costs but
the equivalent of two paintings OF
frame house, which after all, are bu.
the beginning of a lifetime of exter-
ior troubles and expenses as the re-
decorating has to be continued in
definitely, while the initial expense
of the brick is the only expenditure
necessary. From $500 to 500 will
buy the face brick for a complete
residence, a six or eight-room house
and garage. The artistic placing
of shrubs and vines add greatly to
ones pleasure in the home. After
watching the growth of crimson
rambler spreading its luxurious
trail over the surface of the side
front of the house, it is really
shame to have to tear it down for
painting, never to be able to replace
it in the same graceful draping it
had naturally achieved. Every
shrub or vine planted round the
brick home is as permanent as the
richly-tinted brick and its harmon
ious mortar. Added pleasure in the
home, a saving Of money on insur-
ance and upkeep make brick the
logical and desired building buy. Let
me send you colored plate showing
the exquisite possibilities of Hy-Iex
brick as displayed in the great Hy-
draulic Press Brick showroom.
Trousseau Linens For the Bride.
CORRECT in every detail and Of
~ rarest designing and quality are
the trousseau linens offered in the
Thomas Fitzpatrick Company, Fiji
teenth and Douglas streets, linen de-
partment at a cost considerably re-
duced by recently adjusted prices.
Linen lovers are revelling in such
cleverly quaint conceptions as these.
A 54-inch Spanish embroidered
cloth with six napkins to match Of
fered at $35. Delicate punch work
are the quantity petaled flowers.
Also Spanish are slightly heavier
oblongs in deep cream linen with
embroidered loop decoration on the
double hemstitched edges. Entirely
new are the large round pieces in
Madeira embroidery, very fine. Tiny
embroidered beads on one make
panels for the delicately wrought
roses in border. Equally exqui-
site is a round cloth which en-
bodies solid punch work with
gracefully traced dragons to form
a border. Used with great effec-
tiveness in banquet cloth and nap
kins are unevenly shaped insets of
filet lace embroidered into linen of
finest quality. Of stately grace is
great plain banquet cloth with
four-inch hem doublestitched and
wreath in punchwork its sole trim.
Then there are silken Irish linens
in lovely designs, bleached by the
dew on the vivid green grass of the
Emerald Isle Linens to delight
the heart of donor and recipient so
unusually exquisite are they'll
Home From Japan, Shop Will Re-
Open June s.
THE Nippon Importing Company,
i 2l8 South Eighteenth street, will
reopen ON June 6, with an entirely
new stock bought by Mr.. Taso on
a personal buying trip to Japan. All
are cordially invited to the opening
of the shop whether they wish to
bvy or not to view at their leisure
the exquisite merchandise which
breathes charm from the Orient,
and which is offered at prices ex-
traordinarily low. Silk and cotton
kimonos to exceed your fondest
dreams, blue and white tablecloths
and Japanese towe1ing in newly diff
ferent designs, china to capture the
heart of the June bride, lacquer
ware such as you've never before
seen, teakwood furniture, vases, art
flowers in cunning stimulation of the
real blossoms, unique offerings for
the tiny baby, gifts for every occa-
sion are included in this direct i'm
portation.
An Art Department Affording Valu-
able Gift Suggestions.
THE A. Hospe Co., art depart
! ment, 1913 Douglas, is offering
splendid suggestions to those seek
ing gifts. One of the new mirrors
is particularly appealing, quantity
carved, is polychrome framing in
green and dull gold; its gracefully
curving lines hold most exquisitely
the perfect mirror to decorate the
brides home. Suggested for hang
ing this is very pale gold silk
rosette cord, the new tassel effect.
A new feature of the department is
the handpainted wooden placques,
exquisitely effective.
Were You One to Get Caught in the
Rain the Other Night1
THEN I'm sure your chapeau is
L wreck. The Kruger Hat
Shop third ffoor partar h1oct