Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

RICHMOND women have found a
which JACOBS and LEVY have re-
sen'iy added to their very attractive
mas become permanent and ex-
elusive department OF their shop.
me woman who saunters forth on
cary street Road or to the Country
Club on bright spring morning.
siories in the fact that she can find
az az Jacobs and LEWIS some exceed
WHEN 70 appear both comfortable
ana nifty. There are riding habits.
either in khaki. tweeds. lines or
in 'Fst rioco eheeksf1dlns hats either
whips and tailored shirts II given
70 the art OF tennis. there are beau
; ,rtu, hoi ,sai and for walking. the
sport pins. stocks. swagger sticks
ana ana golf gloves of superior quail
~, mI,ch are among the accessories
ina icn most %ams ai,1 spSI,ily INCLINED Wi
veil selected by the capable buyer,
cit cit mnooNer' are especially fitted 10
s ain nsureS by a! Mrs: nrannan. in
hIevE's hat especially good-scarce-
~ woman who makes Broad
Ii ;t,e escapes stopping before the
,.t, fiass snow case which con-
t"Ihs three or four hats from fore
pecial1y.
\ our youth we all feel the mex
pressible pathos Of genius. We
think Of the fates Of Keats and
Chatterton and others. and nothing
Is so hard to understand as these
factsIsome scniuses these days
wonders how they "get BY with il
has genius been robbed OF all it's
romance? No. There liz romance
and genius embodied in the per-
who are associated In the notable
floral firm OF HAMMOND. recoEniz-
ed as one Of the beauty spots OF
practicability as well AN originality
in their makeup. so we have no
pathos to fear--the world is theirs.
No bride OF June Will heed for "a
not artistic as well as beautiful
liammond's Is tho piece de resist
ance. with nonchalant air. Birdie"
up the church aisle. or from an i'm
provised home altar. conscious all
the while that Hammond has made
her Wedding bouquet Her brides.
honor's. as well as mothers corsaEe
Al add to the beauty OF the wedding
II made by Hammond
1 the same MRS. KIDD. MRS. r..
q. KIDD. the originator of the fam
p pi, Eirsinia PIN MONEY
pfiCkLES;" and the first woman, 80
in the general distribution Of food
products, is stu guiding the des-
t,nies OF the business and enjoying
me blessings Do,ss ,, OF splendid health and
large. ] have often thought that
the environment Of old Virginia"
which long ago became world FAM
GUS for It's culinary adopts and gen
tie hospitality. may have PLAYED it's
part in this affair: in any event, the
products Of her hands became talk
e s about by her friends and neigh
their. own use the pickles Mrs. Kidd
provided for her family. gradually
h had rs ts.e effect, and in what must
nave nay oeen most unsuspecting way
the sale OF her pickles was begun.
and the suggestive name Of Pin
Money Pickles was then and there
E SieSl.s the @,,c name ne. pin Money
world. Her home. with its sacred
roof, Colonial columns, magnificent
.rees. lawn. oid-tirne servants. deep
seated windows and broad hospit-
able piazZas. seemed just the place
Tor Pin Money Pickles" to be born
y CI,oso anu na pplneSS demand
absolutely cons ecrat ion OF
thought. energy and desire. And
we cannot live this life lust for
to get in the game Of life" indie
pendently. with their own earnings.
incomes and allowances. Any wise
and generous husband gIories I'm his
wife banking little money each
week In her own name with THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, who
especially caters to the accounts Of
women. The four essential nrin.
ciples Of life involve a trained nina
proper spirit. sound body. and =
bank account with The American
National Bank. You can rake off
a tiny bit each week. and bank"
Have scrambled eggs with a little
minced ham left over for lunch. and
save buying an expensive roast
get the nutritious. but avoid waste
ana extravaganza in menus, and
In a weeks time you can start an
account. Or. do as we did when we
were children-sell old bones, rags,
papers (paper IL high these daysS
old clothes. that is. what is not Sent
to the Salvation Army-the Ameri.
can National Bank wants YOU TO he
charitable, but thrifty and wise as