Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

terror decorative motifs OF Rich
mond homes must be cxquisiteiy
oHaus'iul since the external appear
Tor when it!comes to architecturni
beauty am very MUCH Impressed
Min the beautiful homes IN Rich
10 M Mnen my eye WAS attracted
,2r DECORATION In the window or
MIR. z. Il: BRAUER. los North sth
SS s ! decided then and there that
sons o Of tbs GG one ne OF the artistic per-
mental In making them so. fol-
ioWcd up my convictions to tho ex-
Mn r' R or being Informed that it was
enhanced the beauty OF tho fnmnm.
JEFFERSON Hotel: that IL was Mr.
hrauer who had invented what IS
n Hrow,! INC world over as the Heat
LIQUID consistency used in slim
Walls Gust as cement vuIcaniyns
rupher) and preventing expensive
ing h GlGiver.mgs from cracking. peel
MT. Brauer's establishment for
DalntIng. papering and interior doc.
a,ns. IS the oldest in this city.
back to tho Mr; da Brsue, is taking us
Georse the First became ena,nnrnd
row inc charms Of the importati6ns
maEara eus dnu set the cabinet
OF England busy
o matter what kind OF skir,
coat. suit afternoon or marty
gown YOU may be needing sudden.
ly,you arc almost sure 10 find II on
the third floor Of tho ]. 3. MOSBY &
G denart mcn, splendid rha ready.to-wear
the separate white skirt and blouse
HAS come TO stay until falls crisp
days whirl them into closets. Smart
'G omesT,,nsse rGes: , tri,e',otines,, twiils.
Jerseys with convenient peck cts
plenty OF play" in the Shoulders
n maize c1 ,ms r,;,,l width in skirts
tu Tne p sne sumner an s,; suits OF Shan
Use. AN inevitable part OF
every .womans summer wardrobe
10 M1nhen nave found the desirabiiity
entire collection is up TO the marp
a. 49, =, y; Mosby's. and good 10 gaze
,upon. II you are looking for nnai'
have S'T never a"d ss somf s,, OF design
little sport blouses as this firn, 'hn ass
me finest. softest batiste vo;Ia.
ana h; linens. with high collars or s,,rs
Of the 'e ssaso, Right E in the beginning
Tp,nhy priced this week at Miosbv's
e,snrunk. the gabardines. fancw
SfHoaed piques. novelty stripes etc
and b room pockets, good buttons
NJ EN- are funny thinss-dear old
there they were Saturday, an bunch
Cd ed Together e in the rear Of the o. II.
Section. the biggest in the South
presided over by\a gentleman who
cont do blessed thing in the
splendid o. II: Berry & Co.'S mans
; STOP but sell hats-not sell, tit!
me that they did not allow sales
men from other parts Of the store
TO putt In" and sell hats-well. il
gets hot-and they ali blow into
bunch of racers ready for the half
m pni most when they donned the
Panamas-thesc are not brealsfnst
foods. they are hats: The nohhiaSt
hats in Richmond, and In shares
st,isa Alpine. sailor and other
to the ar wea exGep'i Than attractive
splits t:) rough " braid .hers Sac are
boating. travelling and knock about
pulled 3aiI T in sv lie y Heath" barely
this season. Foreign importatjons
are hard to get in this forro,. .:.,m
!ish make. but 8. Il. Berry i;So na ibbs
hehry early in the game.
WHAT,1EvER the American re-
public can do for the cause to
is that II will do great good for il,
self. Whatever happens to the men
ana women of this generation.
n nhNitIh,ng puf benefit car, come to. the
an honorable trustee to the next
are iOO looking to this generation
DS virtue OF a bany account? Is it
er of Richmond to lay aside soma-
thing for this future Eenerationy
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
M sai bs street and nd Tenth. is the logi-
account-this bank has anticjnatetI
the outcome of this war, and is a
stronghold against unrest and in
vestments who do not pull up" 4
a charming young woman in charr,
who knows banking in detail, Viii
cncertully answer any questions rn
Ef or Wame this 6 Sayings Department
cause Uncle Sam sits in the e't game me
with s7,o00.o00,00o worth Of ehins
that lie can't stand losing one or
s s%o 1900 scod hand isS,, he won't even
sonai savings to the sovernment@it
~ expected Of YOU
WHAT is the first question that
w is asked by strangers within
your Gates?' AS l have had 1t put
TO me several times. suppose you
have. too-"Who is the man who
drives stunning car, built of Ger
man Silver, and finished with as
much harmony Of detail as tho
Lady Duff Gordon" has spent SOW
eral months on it?" Why. that's
MIR. STONE, the fellow who made
indianapolis turn over I'm its grave
one time. 'the man who sells lots
more cars than the average man in
the motor car business. and Il man
WHO knows cars from skin out. Yes,
that stunning looking affair he nest
les down"in comfortably and let's
out, is a Marmon! Governors Cox,
of Ohio, and Harding, of Iowa:
Mayor Mitchell. OF New York; Gen.
eral Angus, editor Of the Balti-
more American: John A. Heydler.
secretary treasurer of tho National
Baseball League: Mr.. r. g.. Clarke
president of the United States Trust
Co. Kansas City; Jacob Loeb. pres
idcnt Of the Chicago School Board:
Norval Hawkins, sales manager of
the Ford Company, thought enough
of the Marmon to buy it---while
stars, of the film world---Anita stew
art, Marguerite Clark, Madame Olga
Petrova. Dustin Farnum, Rlanch
Rtng--use the Marmon. In spite OF
our democracy, classes form them
selves out Of our rapidly revoivinr
social system-which is to saw.
Birds of q feather flock torefbern