The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-02

a fine line OF parafine paper cups is
being manuMct ured. These are in
several shapes, suitable for phos-
pilates sodas and ice cream orders.
Silver holders are manufactured to
fl each shape OF paper cups. Those
buying new fountain sllvcrware will
do we'll to consider something OF this
Kind. 1t makes a special advertising
feature as well.
But'ermilk ConvenieRce--rn order
to have a container Of an especially
huttermilk fine cooler for this pur-
pose has been put on the market.
These have stout metal frames heavily
coated with aluminium. The walls OF
tae cooler itself are of white enameled
glass. One side bears the words
Fresh Buttermilk'' in handsome let.
ters we'll fired into the background
This lettering can be changed to suit
the customer. Sweet milk or any
other liquid can he served from the
same kind OF container. 1t is hand
some and has faucets for quick
service. Inside the huttermilk cool
or is special agitator to keep the
contents in prime condition. Special
insulation makes this cabinet economi-
cal to maintain In point of ice.
Juvenile Furniture-Every store
enjoying Juvenile trade will appreciate
the special furniture designed this
season for the little people, There
are several excellent styles One is
a glass-topped table with a storage
room inside for sweets, gum. package
chocolate, etc. which is always pleas
ing to the heart OF the youngster
These tables have fitted chairs clamp
ed TO the leg so that there Is no extra
room taken on the floor. Wooden
tables with the cutest OF little wooden
chairs with glass and plain wood tops
are also made. IL pays TO cater to
children.
Cone Carrier--The ice cream cone
has come TO stay Many time a
| customer would take home half a
dozen cones II he had as many hands
, In which to carry them. His own
children or even the grown-ups would
be sure to welcome his arrival II he
brought some of these delectable
sweets along. Be prepared to offer a
| brand new service this season Get
the paper pals fitted with wire
: handles especially designed for cone
carrying. The outside of the contain
| rr- rs trftteit fTke tire regulation wire or
deep handled quart or pint ice cream
box. but this one is fitted with a rack
containing six perforations. All there
pis 10 do is TO fiji the cones. slip them
into their socket. fold over the top.
and hand carrier TO your customer.
School children, students, and porch
parties will patronize the soda foun-
tain much more iiberaiv II they can
he assured OF this service. 1t saves
the housewife the trouble of washing
| dishes as you devour the entire dish
| and its contents, Look into this. It
! is worth while.
Dolly Season. snow-white lace
| paper dolly adds greatly to the attrac-
| tiveness OF summer service. Just
think OF getting ones of a handsome
| pattern. your choice OF half a dozen
different designs at that. ffve inches
in diameter or six inches In diameter.
! tor fifteen to eighteen or nineteen
cents gross. Anybod- can afford
neat service at that price.
! a New Napkin Idea--Did you ever
notice that when paper napkins are
stacked in pile that customers gem
eronsly help themselves to two or
three This is not with the idea al
ways of getting something for moth
ing, but the napkins are usually so
+ thin that you have to take several to
know you have hold Of anything Why
! not buy the heavy crepe paper nap
kins at the same price? They afford
real protection, are of attractive APP
pearance, and one IL all one wants
! syrup Perculator--Do not make the
fountain syrups in an old fashioned,
unsanitary manner. Put in an up-to-
date syrup percolator. You can get
! one that filters, requires no heat, no
agitation. and no further attention