Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

WHEN George Eliot said What
DO We live for but To mako life
less difficult for others" MILLER N
thought when they decided to in
stall the Colonial Tea Room. 1t il
Tar ana away the handSomcst ono
OF IT'S kind in any department store
'oIonial simplicity and delicious
riands. will serve as great boon
to shoppers of tho South who come
to Mil.:EH & Hli0AnS. tn" Scmth's
hncSt shopping Center" and good
latest fashions OF tho hour in
their macy beautiful departments.
The manner in which MILLER &
drcn's and young peoples needs
proved beyond doubt that tho
constant Easter parade of young
tortS. Tor each and every depart
mcut seemed packed and ;ammed
with lovely sweet childrcn. dom
ming hats. attractive it'll. suits and
lroGks;; | ain sure have never
chiffon. French work aud voiIcs as
did when ! pccpcd into MILLER
a. HIiOADS' Easter window of
TELL; you. We have to hand il to
Hichmond-you have tho right
10 nr az vain as pcacocks. for cor
fniniy thinss and places. people and
instance. there's EVERETT WAD-
'cl ~ CO. second largest cnErav-
crs IN the world. ask Tiffany.
WAnpEf swamp"d with wedding
invitation orders from fair brides
"t spring and summer. who realize
, MAJ orders for the newer styles
The new folding cnyclopcs show
an paper panclcd or plato marked.
and bear the script Of modified.
th 'a"e .Jc Tfioman; .,an'i1ue snansh.,'
script" Tho conventional SCRIPT Of
duict elegance. ahounds in abund.
I nmy ' i1n H. : Tie be-, E,XEnETT wAD-
ana so intimately with tho crc,rc
dc la creme OF tho south, and iii,
city, that words would be sunornu
Gus IN urging -tarryinE' with
wedding orders.
y tho jump morning. moo, md
night wouldn't express i,-IJtM
MoND. lichmoud's ultra nnrist
thought they might have a breath,
ing spell after tho wonderful I.astnr
business they enjoyed putting lovcIy
rotted and cut flowers i'm your vim,
lows. churches. hospitals hcroyo,on+
homes and placing sacred tokens On
nc graves OF those who have passed
u. ri
not-HAMMOND tells INC tina, 80
hcNt big hcadiincr on tho prorram
arc tho spring brides. their wcddinr
bouquets and decorations Wen All
va, can say is. IL HAMMOND makos
these as exquisite Az he did their
cor*aEc and "love-tokcn'' bo,,r,,cts
he will have to go some" MD ,.o,,
note tho ribbon on tho now HAM
MoNp corsaEc? II struck me as be-
'nS rather INTERCHANGEABLE sill,
"t OPAL tints. matching tho nowcr-
something very now and smart
n,AMMoNl, announces their entire
Willingness to come to Your home
10 talk over tho bridal tail. docor.
'i"ns. privately. Phone for an an
po'ntmcnt All this takes time
Just as much az tho time iuvolycd
~ biossominE the t'"wcrS---s SO bear
TINS III mind. If you wili--pIcase
YES. distinctly there was an extra
'nrili running through my motor
MOOD after 7 stepped into the dis.
niay rooms Of tho STONE MDTOr
T nk CoMPAN1. Broad street. West.
me observation OF neither sayant
nor wiseacrc WAS required 10 an
prcciate the superb line and interior
upholstery of the car that caught
my eEe--this: the harmon. a seven
passenger affair. the body Of deem
est sapphire blue. with the most
wonderful buff piEskin lining In
iuNurious cushions and things. Just
"nout inc t'ne was trying TO get
out OF my lungs in sheer admira-
ton, "Oh. if only had that Mar
mon" ! was told that some one
from Petersburg nabbed il before IL
was unpacked from it's dress of
soiteSt packing. When my eyes lit
Sinartest Car" with the wind shield,
reproduction OF Il pair of smart
looking eyeglasses. this. too. fed
from my gaze TO the tune OF some
talk'ng money and fond heart. for
one wishes TO look as smart these
smart days as a Roamer. Actually.
Id rather ride with my friends in
one Of Mr.. stones ears just one
tlme IMAM 70 possess a motor car
whose look" jars ones nerves.
And. besides. the wrong car is the
worst investment in the world. Talk
TO Mr.. Stone about the real cars.
VEN the seven league boots will
be brought out of the attic for
hobnob with Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea-. No mat
ter how far out YOU live. even TO
the country precincts. you'll be
get in--for this worlds wonder Is 10
STRAND. THE Dark Road" won, t
seem so dark with Dorothy Dalton
en- route It's path at the ISIS. Per-
sonally. I'm a fond champion Of
Marguerite Clark, SO I'll meet you
more than halfway to enjoy her
charms on Monday and Tuesday at
the ODEON. Tuesday night I'll see
you at the COLONIAL. where Harold
Lockwood and May Allison wifi tell
us How 1t Was" Don't mind all
this hard work when i know 7 can
wind up at the BIJoU Monday and
Tuesday night and catch the last
run of The Bond Children" set free
by that dashing and graceful soul
George Bcban. like your pic
ture show orchcstras immenscly--of
course, you enjoy them, too. with
the spicy Interruptions pitched in
at the critical moment when T.
Powers falls out on his head and
You begin feeling around for YOUR