Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

ou'; put VINO would expect q man
to keen, up SO Intimately with wo-
mems clothes? MIR. SYCLE tells me
1t is part of his business. as he is
not In position to supply the
and slippers unless no knows what
their clothes arc to be each season
Now. according TO MIR. SYCLE. the
snlartest thing going. is "a white
black velvet coat! This black
and white effect is always stunning.
ME-. SfCLE admits this to be tho
season Of seasons for white; aud all
white: MIR. SYCLE shows me tho
Colonial pump in white calf and
the new rcinskin. beaded with large
froeksa wni,c f hck Oxford sh M
Cuban heel is another good locker.
We have made preparation for the
largest la ,isa a,s;sembiinE, of white shoes
Every .SrCLE' foot in this city will
be cool looking, to say the least
And. by tho way. if the women want
to know. where exclusive stockings
arc to be seen in this city. tell
them TO go to SYCLE'S-wc have
the prettiest. dainticst, silk-ribhcd
stockings on the market. with the
double heel and toe-ribbed. also"
i there is ono thing that am
willing TO indulge II man in, il
10 Tue ilSut 10 SMOKE EOOU, 1rSE-
rant. satisfying cigar. Even il YOU
caHt see your way clear in wanting
this license. maybe YOU will be
willing 10 grant special dispersal
Richmond enjoys for having In.
largest obacco manufacturing
plants in tho world. But, what
started 10 say, was--I am glad 10
MoND'S CAFETERIA. ALLOWING
the men to sit in the honey" lit
tic living room, where tho grand
piano il softly being played by a
while the wage earners OF our fam
lily take an extra moment for
Whit before they go back 10 the
grind: think this is one reason
MONDS CAFETERIA for lunch.
Tho way to mans heart is tho
same old route--through his "tum-
my AZ ElCHMOND.S CAFETERIA
the way IL clearly defined. AS they
pass the palatable food counter,
filled with all sorts of toothsomc
Xiands-pies,, cakes. .douGhnut~. jci-
i'en; nh ;or axes rmddinEsIyou SEQ
Scrts best OF All.
LIKE {. dappcr looking cane
don't You, subsequently, when
IT rs accompanied by dappcr-
l%oking fcllow But he must have
l.
& CO.'S output OF clothes to com
plete perfect appearance as far
as s6, np,, %, da,Gness OF apparel goes,
ei9 bsrii n c,o %,. h 3u. after AL:
that is why reiteratc. I'm the
correctness and effectiveness OF it's
styles. in the beauty OF it's fabrics.
the extent OF its assortments. the
sci. the distinctive character aud
duality OF It's merchandise. and it's
nnsnrpassed values at any given
price--these are tho points Of SUI
CO.'S store.
The belt all-around models in
suits are so decidedly distinctive
I. nits ' w he a' semoo OF 's ee
leEe and young business men.
Even the moro elderly man will be
pleased m And here style pcrha pr
which he has been accustomed.
These ready-to- put on Suits for
spring 1917 are SO correct in style.
SO carefully tailored and the fab
RIGS are SO thoroughly dependsh,e
that 1t seems scarcely rroba bic tina I
any man or young man could he
| other than thoroughly satisfied at
ter an inspection OF d II. BERRY
| DARK machine in front of
| n.E,, .: hroad street, Rich
mond? Well. Just as impossible as
getting into Billy Sundays now
Tabernacle in Now York. Heard 2
S cute, looking nan remark when he
went % ray his check. Cant keep
stnT's so good, and the girls are
all hcre-simnly have to come back
again" SO this explains part of it.
rerS enar ny. i take my hat off TO the
| please - who has been viii
hUTLER's firm since she wore :'nis
I tai, p!sh 81 and now YOU sec her
| increasing the business and keen
ing house. there to HUYLER'S pcr-
lection OF detail. And she is an
fresh and dainty in years and at
MISS Schultz radiates efficiency. And
she oversees the making OF JJIY-
LEE'S wonderful Club Sandwiches. a
real meal in themselves. for 40c. The
home run" too. The hostesa
! Of the summer porch party (now
making it's entire in fashionable
circles) welcomes HUYLER'S boxes
and midget candies and bonbons
stunning. scene to witness the
merry little tete-a-tete parties
going on at night at HCYLER'S.
| l. ADJ lFlIE, excessive lie STRAIN,
brought on by the mad rush for
wealth and the sudden change OF
millions OF people from lives Of
muscular activity to scdentary pur-
suits. is seriously decreasing the
chances for the average person to
live long after forty years But the
motor car has not affected or will
affect this condition OF afairs-n
fact. IL adds. viEor and life TO the
man who intends to make a success
Of life. And the successful man Of
to-day has n car--take the business
house with mon con the road"-es-
pccialIy the man who has terri
tory OF a 100-mile radius to make
In weekly calls. He is going to get
the car that can stand UP under all
ports Of weather. speed, wear and
tear--hc is going to talk, buying
the new spring car to he used to
cover foreign or local territory"
from the STONE MOTOR COM
PANY, with MIR. M. II. STONE the
manager. MIR. STONE is known
far and Wide as a car mara
man who sells the best looking car.
| and the best car on the mark It
to-day. and this is saying lot, Tor
there arc many fine cars. In repre-
| sentinS the Buick, the Marmon and
| Americas finest car" the heauti-
full Roamer. tho purchaser of new
car il going to take all this into
| consideration.