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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-21
Inftiun.

llnter5cidncter miro alf ieincr
Sarm 21a Ieilen norboltl. bon
Smiss, ont
9ienstaa, Scn 2. DECEMBER,
b%ceinnel1b 8 l1br pormittags foIgens
bcs gieentblum offentlid on Den
Meiitbietenbcn pcrfaufcn:
II Sabre altc Stlte, 16 Sanb
bod; 2 arbeitseieI, t6 unb 1872
Sanb bod uno 7 Sabre alt; 2 Or
b~citseicl, Is uto 1917 Sano bod u,o
3 Sabre alt; 2 5peiiGbrige giel, 2
cini6brise gicl, GicIfoblen, s &iibc, 9
Sttcrc, 5 Hinoer, bollbl,tt Solltein
@ulI, Mlltteridpein nit Serfcl, II
2Gltfcr, bpbcr illb nicberer Sarmiuas
gen, Spritgmagen, 9,lggp, 9ecring
9inber, Wilipal,fce WGbmaihine,
Corn Sing Mon,tre Spreober, Sdei.
ben . gegc, 9 Scftion = Geecn, 2
9rc6pfliigc, 3 bpppclip6nnigc Gulf,
pators, e~inipGnner Gultibotor, gu.
perior 5crtiliser Disc Grill, Gbef-
&opcr, 3 Gets Gferbegeldirr, cine
NrontitGt Corn, Is Sornen Seit,
&odofcrL Seisofen. Sbarplcs Cream
Separator, NGbmaidine, ~eiierner
&eiiel, ettpas Mobel unb biele orbcre
glrtifel 81 5ablreid linn oicielben bier
alli5u5Gblen.
gebinsnnsen: $1,000 uno meniger
iino baar 81 5ablcn. 9etrdee ilber
$1,000 nelln Monote CREDIT eeger
Hotc nit gutter Siderbeit. 9ein Or
tifel barf entfernt perben ebc bafiir
burd Tote ooer 8aar be5abIt lit. 3
Grosent &abatt bel 9aaraabl,,ng bon
allen 9etragen iiber $1,000.
SIN Sale es am @erfaltfstuee reg.
net, finbet Der Serfauf ant ndditen
Gage itatt.
Otto 9oerfIineer,
81 Sernani1, Ro., 81. 1.
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@arnnng.

@efpiiie 1lnbegriinbete l1nb mali5i.
0ic 8eiprGde iiber mid unb cine an.
ocrc Ecrion mlrbcn bon i~ibclgciin,l.
ten unb unifrupul9ien Ecrionen in
llmlollf gebraht. ga fem pobrcS
@ort an Dem eotl5cn @eiprGdc ion.
bern MIR Elm &irngcipinnit bon
&latihboien lit, parne id hermit Sc.
Ser ppr @eitcrherbrcitung oicicr Ser
%lellmolng, "a id) 9cgen Den oocr bic
Scrleunlocr gcridltlih DorgcDcn ncrs
DC. Inorcm S. Sur It,
Sipiss, Wo.
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Madfrase nad aanindcnfcacn.

Sn ben lebten Sabren iino Der.
l6icoenc Irten GcIsc. sic friiher AIT
iuenig @crt botten, ols Dob tic Ser
Sroppcr beodtctc, i'm TrciIc acItie.
acr, l6rciht boS lonbmirtihoftIihc
0epartement. @ci,te lit oas @iniom-
mcln bcrartiacr SeIlc Elm cintrGolid.
cS Scit1ft. Inter oicien Grscilo.
niilcn Iino aaninhcnfcIIc ait rcnncn,
oic bon Sutmndcrn icbr niel perluen.
bet pcrbcn. Gin @cidGit inn Often
bat befannt gcrnoht. bob eS in ben
Sabren 1919 unb 1920 aebn MilIio.
men &aninf)cnfclle gcbraud,en miro;
es ipiinidt, sic ScIIe icfpeit mic MOO.
lid ans omerifaniiden SueIIcn 5u
besicben.
Oieier Sinlueis alif ben Iorft miro
piele 5armeriunacn intereiiicren. Sssn
bicicm SerbIt unb @inter fperoen ae.
trcdncte, abaebaletc 9onindenfeGe
mabrIdeinlid cinen SiemIi6 euten
Sreis einbringer,. Sic perben nad
Dem Efino perfauft, meIfes ettpa Tie.
ben ODER adt SeIIe umfaBt. @ieIe
6armcriungen tonren iid i'm aartfe
oes @inters cine srobe SabI Sene
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Itsfnnit in 9entider Spradje.

0ns Dcutibe @iiro ocs @opern.
mcntal Snformation Serpicc eibt IN
bcutihcr Spradc bereitmiIIieit uno
toitcnlos IuSfnnft iibcr aues oic@un.
hespermolhina betrcffenbc gneelcecn.
beiten - DECENTRALIZATION, giniponbcs
rltlt9, Acknowledging. Steucrpcicn,
Hciicpuiic, Solootens ltnb Motrpicn.
onaclcacnbeitcn, @eictaebung, Irbci.
tcrpcrbGltniiic, offentlides @ciuno.
bcitsmcien, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ltirp.
Infrngen iinb Su rid,tcn al Ger
man @nrcou, Scrcian Language
Governmental Conformation Service.
i2I @alt 2Sth Street, Icp gorf.
&c. ..
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Sikisfeitseriat fir 3nder.
Ials5nferiprnp, Elm nener Sanbels.
artifel, beiitt boben Nabrnuss.
inert nnS f6itliden @pbl.
gerndj.

Nad Inter ilifltng Derihie6ener
griatmittel fir 3udcr' erfI1ren Die
Spe3ialiitcn oes Gbcmiiden @ilros
bes departments fir 2anbpirtidaft,
oab Wal55uderiprup, Elm gang neues
BeriiiBungsmittel, gera6e our redten
3eit in marftfdbieen Wengen anse.
boten miro unb fir ben gegennGrti.
gen 3%ufermangel Ibbilie ihaffen
fam. abgeieben bon ieincr Siibig.
felt bat Wul55llderiprup cinen f0lt.
Iifen 8oblgerud, 1bnlid lpie Sonig,
mas feline Sdmadbaftigfeit unb iei-
ncn @ert als 3udcreriatmittel er.
bolt. ,a ..Ir~',lSnT
Gtemifern lit Mal35uferiprup
Slpar idon ldngit befannt, bod ictne
gr3cugung fit ben Sonbcl bc8innt
iest crit. Die bernlebrte Graeli9llt,e
erfldrt iid aus amei llrioden: Grs
ftcns bat Die 3uferfnnppbeit einen
Morft fir boS %Griatnlittel gcidoffcn
mo iooom itebcn iebt infolge Der
ncllcn Prohibitions @cicbgebun9 TO-
pobl Hobnlutcriul oils aud bic Moti-
gen Molhinen our Serfileung. Wal6.
a%lldcriprup miro bon bcnliclbcn Sc.
treble gemadt nie @icr, mo fir feline
Scrltrllling fonncn olld) Wais ooer
&artoiicln obcr ir9cnb cine GtGrfc
entDultcn6c Yilon5e perlpanbt mcrs
ben. Die bisbcr mir buS 8rollcn bon
gicr acbrouhte @erIte fam iest fir
Die SerItclluna BON Wtol55llderiprup
8erlucnbung finber.
Sir Die Sabrifation fonnen 9rall.
ercien nil. lcbr geringen genberllngclt
eingcridtct werbe,i mo Iinbcn audi
sescnmGrtig iplhc geripc1oltna. Gas
8erfobrc1 our Scritellltng bon Mol3.
ollderlprup lit bis 5n eincnl aelpiilen
Munfte bas elcidc, meldcs bcim
0raiien bon Bier a%ngelpanbt miro.
fiir bic Hclleinridtrng Der 9rallerei.
e, iitb DauptiGhlid @croiinitlntes.
pfdnnet, als auiGtli6c ausriiIhrne er.
furoerlid.
Ser MalaSuderiprup iiebt bcm
Mornauder iebr abnlih, gr fam
fir alIe 3mcdc eebra,,d)t mcrbcn. fiir
Die &obrslifer o,cnlih lit. @enn-
gleid fir S%ofclamede Der @ebrollh
hes Sprup niht elcih bcqllcm iii ipic
Der bon Sltder, 10 lit CT fir ipltc
Smede bod Elm oitsac5eihnetcr Griot,
ipern 3uder nid)t 81 bohrn lit, 90 or
nidt MN Siibigfeit I~iefcrt. ionbern
aud al, Rabrltngstpert Dem 3llfer
alcihfomnt. Gum &ohen nnb Baden
iopie 3,tr ScrItclluig bon Suderipaa-
rem 1T Der Sprl,p bem 3l,der nidt
MIR eleidmertig in 9c5la oi,f &c.
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SM nerfanfen. @obnbaus nit bier

3n ~berfanfen. @obnba,ls NIT bier
Simmer, 2idt unb 8aiierleit1ng.
Seller uno &obIenbebdlter nebit elmer
balben 2otte, ebenen @arten. Chen.
falls Elm @ebGl,oe 80 bel 40 SUB nit
ebenio groBen @rbgeidoB, &oblenbe.
balter unb 8aiierleitl,ne, nit elmer
balben 2otte, fam auiammert ODER
ein5eln 5u mGBigem Breis eefauft
tperoen. Nadaufraeen bel
&t6arb 8. Boei6eL
Sermann, 500.
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Sanfjagnng.

llnieren eeebrten Sreunoen fir If.
re pieIe @efGlliefciten unb 2iebes.
bienIte mGbrcnb Ser Granfbeit linieres
acliebten 8aters,
ISM. .. &nsfanp,
rnb fir beren Sbeilnabmte am 9e.
erdbniiie, iopie ben SabrtldtrGscrn
iino fir Die reiden 8lumenipenben,
iprehen mir u~nieren innigiten Sanf
ans. Snsbeionoere periidern mir
Serrn Haitor Shmei5er fir feline
fparn,ei1 @orte Der grinnerilng unb
bes Sroites nnieres ber5Iiditeu San.
fes.
Die ~tranernben &in6er.
9ap, Mo., ben 90. Sob.
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OaS Sbereeriht hcltGtietc Montoa
in elmer Glcnariitiung bic gntidci.
birna bes ct. Coulter GrcisecrihtS,
oas Dem minocrjGbrigcn Troiper s.
Wccfcr einc @ntifGbiaune IN Sobe
bon $4,000 aegen Die Union electric
Sight unb To.uer 60. s,lcrfonnt hottie.
Mecfer, oontals Gin ID Sabre otter
SCHILLER, iprong ON IS. sSirni 1915
bilrd cine Gllcp unb scrictb bicrbci
NIT einem abgebrofenen eeIoSencn
acknowledgement Scr bcflaatcn sc.
ielIidaft in @eriibruns. Or muroe
%berbrannt ,tnb lit seitlebens Gin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-21

perldaffen, Die ibnen nidt MIR cine
nette Summc einbringen iuerbetl, ion.
bern ibnen audi Dos Sereniigen oes
5allenitellens geben. 9as lanbmirt.
ibaftlide 9epartement lit bercit, al
len Srageitellern bic Iamen unb
abreiien bon Sirnlen 5li iibermitteln,
Die &anin6enfellc uno onbere Sellc
farfen.
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8ebrandte Intus sn berfanfen

1 Dodge Solrine Gar int gutcul
SllItanbe; 1 Sorb 0elinerp Sruf, BEL.
maize nclt. II. nit @rap & 9apis elef.
triiden Sclbltitarter uttb 2i6tipltem
eingeridtct. 1 MaripclI &oabiter nit
Srlld ginridt,ng. Soro Sol,ring
Gar, Wooel 1917. Ereiie mGBig.
o II ncr Bros,
Sermann, 500.
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Scene NmSeigen

@erlanst: cine quite Sausfrau ooer
WGo6cn, fiir allgemeinc SSaisnrbcit.
Cine ~crfabrenc Srou pbcr WGoden
oas reinlid II. i'm Stnnb lit 9rpt ST
baden unb bas gepobuIifc aofcn 81
bciorgcn IN ciner SuE1ilic Don icd,s
eripahienen Hcrlonen. Sobn $500.
Wrs. Gonar0 g. Cooler,
933 Samilton Ipe..
ct. 2olis, Mo.
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3n n%erfanfen: Got bon IS SUB
Sront nebit fleinem 8ebGu6t, an Ser
peitl. 9 StraBe. Breis $14OO.
.. g.. Start
405S Slora 8lnb.,
ct. 2omis. $40.
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Mdtnns SGser.

Sd bcrbicte hermit allies Sagen
uno Sallenitellen, bel Sag ODER bel
@adt, auf meinem 2a,be l,abe Ser.
mann, unb per6e 3,lipiberbanoeInbe
geridtlif belangen.
Sranf 8irfeI.
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Gorrigiert ton
Gorrieiert bon

Gorrieiert bon
gggers chilling 6 d.
@ei5en, per 8uideI -.--~-$2.OS
&oggenmebL, per 100 Bfun6 .~. 500
9aiIp 9reao, (barb pbeat) 20. 6.25
Smperial, doft mbeat) p. g. ... 600
@oo6 Sud, per God $50
Sbipituff per 100 Bfuno ..--.... 900
3leie, per 100 8funb 200
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Sn Derfanfen: cine Got on Ser oitl.
5. Strabe. Breis mGBig.
emil Hagel, Sermanu, 800.
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Ihtnns SGger.

Gas Sagen l1nb SollenItellen ollf
I'M ercn SGnbcrcicn, 81, irgcnb elmer
3eit, bel Sag oOcr Gutbt lit hermit
auf bas gnti6icoenitc pcrbotcn. S3l1.
miocrbanoelnbe mcrbcn gerihtIid be.
longt iperbcn.
Scnrp Smlber,
Sos. Golcomllte,
Com. W1,cler,
Trch s. Stride,
Ssmalb Straiiner.
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ltnter5cidncter miro allf ieiner
Sarm 21a Meilen norboitl. bon
Smiss. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
S OC lie 7 Y

The social curtain was rung down
ISS3HtAsh Wednesday. and from now on
BSoctoty will concern itself with charity
s14Acttons. The season went out in
s%hplaxe OF glory, and some brilliant
SfeAAs and dinners were given during
= Edo days Immediately preceding Lent.
Already plans are being made for
.Easter week. There is to be a dance
Easter Monday, April 81. and any num-
Sher OF big affairs will follow. Dame
Rumor has it that shortly after Eas
fter>thc members of the Association for
tho Preservation of Virginia Antiqui-
tiles will gather at the historic John
SMarshall house for an informal tea
! party, and during the months OF April
and May hostcsSes for each day will
receive at the John Marshall house
These hostesses will be members OF
tho association, and they will be on
hand to show visitors over the pretty
old mansion and point out historic
pieces there.
Meetings have been called all over
town by prominent women OF Rich
smoid for the coming week TO protest
& against the proposed shortening Of
the school term and elimination OF
night schools. The women are thor
HouEhly aroused on the subject, and
resolutions will be adopted this week
Sin tho leading clubs and orsaniza-
stions to protest against such action.
The social calendar for the week
holds only few functions OF interest
Monday afternoon charity card party
will be held al $3.50 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Luther Moon. co39 Mnnu-
:ment Avenue The affair is for the
benefit OF the Sheftering Arms FreH
Hospital, and srea: many people will
attend. Handsome prizes will be
awarded at each table.
Wednesday evening Mrs. John Bagby.
OF Monument Avenue, is entertaining
at dinner for Il number of out-of-
town guests. The dinner will take
place at the Country Club OF Virginia.
1. The affairs OF the week will be
concluded with the usual informal
dances for Saturday evening An or
chestra will play for the hop follow
ing dinner at the Country Club OF
Virginia Saturday evening, and a num-
Der Of small parties will be given al
the club on that evening.
There will be the usual weekly dance
for officers at the Officers Club, sc7
West Franklin Street. also Saturday
night. This dance begins At $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

| o'clock, and a number of prominent
| women Will act as chaperons each
week. BRENT WITT.
TO Occupy "PaxtOn."
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore and
their children. OF SIS west FRANKLIN
Street. have leased .paXion; the cou ir
rency John Shelton Williams and Mrs
Williams. for the spring and summer
shortly open their summer home near
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
pase Of Mr. ans se Mrs Moone
near Richmond, was destroyed by fire
last autumn.
Colonel bishop on March 20 at the
Academy OF Music under the auspices
mond Exchange for Woman's work.
Mrs. w. y. Crenshaw and Miss Adele
Williams arc ,chairmen for the Wo-
and Mrs. Horace IIawes for the board
OF n n,amaSerS s of tue s exchanges &c u,,,.
Leading ace M T Se gr RS With
large and fashiona BILE audience in Rich
Inond. lie is a charming and most in
have already been arranged for. the
affair Boxes for that evening have
a;lreadN been taken by Coleman Wort
Frances scott. who will entertain a
number oC guests for the lecture.
TO Visit Old Point.
Mrs. Douglas Huntly Gordon and her
daughter, Miss Anne Iiuntly Gordon. of
Baltimore, will leave Tuesday for Nir-
sinia. where they will join the Lcnten
colony at the Cha mberlin Hotel. Old
Point Comfort
Miss Elizabeth Gordon. the eldest
daughter OF Mrs. Gordon, is in Florida
with her cousin, Miss Mamie Campbell
Gordon Duval. and the latter's father,
II. Rieman Duvan. of New York.
Mrs. Henry Fairfax, Miss Eugcnia
Fairfax and Miss Amanda Bryan are
staying for some time at the Hotel
Chamberiin. Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. William y. McKcnncy and Miss
Florence McKenncy. of S2S Park Az
staying at the Hotel Chamberlin.
At the womnns Club
The members of the Woman's Club
and their guests arc eagerly looking
forward 20 the lecture to be given
Monday evening at Sis o'clock by
Charles Theodore Carruth of Boston.
Tho subject Of tho lecture will be
"Botticclli" and IL will be illustrated
with colored slides. OF these slides
Henry Hunt Clark, of the school Of
the Museum of Fine Arts. Boston. saws:
We seem to see not merely TIC
photographs OF paintings. bu, ra'ncr
shown in an accuracy of color ana
quality Of tone that is a revelation"
Mr.. Carruth has lecturcd on Italian
art in many Of the universities and
museums OF fine arts in America
owing TO the difficulty of getting the
auditorium sufficiently dark 10 show
Continued on Third PaeeD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

the straight lines, the mar
row skirt, the white tricolct
vest, with it's black patent
leather belt, the very dis
tinctive soutache braiding,
these are details which
blend to form q supcrbly
smart frock for service. In
black only? No, you may
have this model in brown or
navy, il you prefer. $3.50.
1T is SUCH a pity that
- our time is almost gone.
There are dozens Of coats
and wraps would show
you. Aren't they wonder
full? We are especially
pulled up about our exhibit
Of Dolman coats; these
fancy silk lined beauties in
silyertone and Bolivia are
rarely interesting, both as to
smartness and pricc-only
$500.
AND FINALLY, we arrive
at the display Of blouses;
two sections are most inter
esting today-this showing
at $500 OF entirely new
fashions, ruff neck styles.
tucked and embroidered con-
ceits and some rarely pretty
effects in beading; could the
colorings be more beautiful?
Here is the new peace blue
shade, sunset, white, flesh,
bisque, etc. Rare values
these at $500.
FEAST YOUR eyes on
these exquisite quality geor-
gette waists; it seems no ex-
aggeratiou to us when we
offer them as the usual
$3.50 and $500 values.
Every style is Of the new
est; every blouse Is Invested
with the subtle charm of in
dividuality; specialize d
styles, every one. $1,000.
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Ca1nisOIes
of Silk

THE DEMAND for
/ Camisoles is very
heavy at this store for
two reasons: First,
Springtime and thin
waist time is here;
second, varieties are
so attractive most wo-
men buy more than
they had anticipated.
DAINTY Flesh Satin
Camisoles in slip-over
and open front effects,
some with panels en-
broidered in French
pastels; laces used
with real distinction,
S2.3S and SOS.
CAMISOLES in black,
white and flesh satin,
in camisole and corset
cover styles. An UNI
matched assortment
at the popular price
of S1.3S.
MANY other styles and
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

TODAY'S featured event is
this showing of Milgrim's
man-tailored dresses. You
are gazing now upon the
most beautiful costumes
which up 10 this time the
genius of man has produced
PRACTICAL every one
YOU note, no hint OF the
bizarre or the extreme;
nearly all OF them in navy
or black; yet the unpreten-
tious distinction, the regal
grace Of line, the, richness of
embroidery, and the cnsem-
BILE of refinement, all are the
result OF most skilled spe-
cialization. This dress is
$4,000. Here is one at
$500, and this one is
$3.50.
OF ONLY secondary i'm
portancc to the Milgrim
models is the new Salon OF
Aprcs Midi Costumes, here
in the French room. Such
superb coloring, with the re-
straint of fine art ard such
masterful design and drapins
are a joy to the eye. This
georgette creation, with it's
embroidery and distinguish
ed beading, is admirably
suited TO the full figured
woman Youth and beauty
will be glorified in these
lowered chiffons, puppy
skin silks, satins, foulards
and the various new textiles,
each offers it's note OF rich
ness. In this salon the
prices range $1,000 to $3.50.
All! HERE is good luck.
want you to see this group
Of popular priced street
dresses. You will agree
that the tricolct coat dress
you are now inspecting has
both originality and charm;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
Ce1ltellleri
Gloves

THE HOUSE of Cen
i temeri, Of Grenoble,
France, have been
producing fine Gloves
for SO many genera
tons that the name
stands easily as fore
most in the glove
world today. Choose
your spring Cente-
merits now, while as
sentiments are fresh.
IN DRESS Kid, with self
and contrasting backs
and two-clasp; black,
white and tan, $3.50.
IN FRENCH Kid, two
clasp, with self and
contrasting b a C k S;
brow n, tan, gray,
champagne and white,
$500.
KAYSER'S Italian Silk
Gloves for Spring,
1919; black, white and
gray; plain and con-
trasting backs, $1.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

HERE WE are just as we
step off the elevator. See
that model over there on
parade? She is showing a
suit adapted from an origi
nal by Paul Poiret. We
had it made up in navy
Poiret twill, as you see. The
duvetyn vest contrasting in
color is in perfect harmony
with the straight tailored
lines OF the garment. The
price? $3.50.
Stop before this showcase,
please. Could there possibly
be more charming examples OF
the Blouse Suit Vogue
which has made Cheruit
more celebrated than ever?
Tricotine of finest weave is
he fabric; yes. you may
have them in navy or black.
Note the youthful, almost
boyish, eton collar, trigly
fastening with link buttons;
note the skirt sweep TO the
instep. These suits are, re-
spectively, $500 and
$3.50.
WHEN YOU have surveyed
the salon you may return
and examine these charming
suit creations in more de-
tail. These Poulette silk
and needle cord Tailleurs
will delight you, and the
popular tricotines are in
even greater variety. Prices
range $500, SIf5, 1925,
etc.
is THE name, "Milgrim,'
familiar to you? But. OF
course, it is--half the fash
ion editors OF America, the
metropolitan newspapers and
the journals Of society have
devoted generous space TO
review and praise his cos
tune creations.
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No Formal OPENING

HE LEADING Richmond stores will dispense with
the formal opening which has been customary
for seasons.
1t is inevitable that merchandise will be arriving
and departing daily. Stocks now at their
heaviest. Shoppers desiring to choose to the best
advantage should do SO at once
KAUFMAN & CO.
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Come and Take a Walk With Me
I'm Sure You'll Like 1t Hugely

My INVITATION walk through this Southern
aty Store and examine the beautiful things No.
buy but remember these favoes of fashion ALL
for and usually less than would
style centerPari New York keep this mind the
opportunities presented will assued appeal the detail of
O aself
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Spring Coats
For Girls Of All Ages,
From Infancy to Womanhood

ed skirts; choice OF pink,
or white q and . years.,
S7.9S and SS.75.
WHITE Corduroy Coats,
well made, with smock-
ing front and back q, .
and 3 years., $3.08.
INFANTS Cash m ere
Long Coats, with cape
collars: machine embroid-
cred and scalloped, $500.
HANDLE Embroidered and
lland-Scalloped Infants
Goats, $1,000.
CREPE de Chine Long
Goats. shirred and with
French knots, $1,000.
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NECKWEAR
The Very Newest
In Accents Wild She Cried: Il low Shall Choose?"

'HlS STORE has a number of women in
it's employ who are perfect wizards Of
Skill in estimating style and color har-
mony as applied to personality
Many woman apparently does not realize
that, however beautiful successful or expen-
sive the style, she may yet be tres gauchc
when she wears it.
This is the secret Of the little shop girl,
who, with her Church mouse" wardrobe, ex-
cites envy in the eyes of fashions favorites!
She is in tune with the infinite
Our expert salesWomen are generals who
will lead you to victory on the field of fash
ions as much with an eye to your future de-
mands as to today's requirements
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"Madge Evans
Girls Hats

\ MOTION picture fay-
Aorite among young
girls everywhere,
Madge Evans, has adj
ded new laurels to her
name with her won
derful line Of Hats for
girls.
IN A wide variety Of
styles and in every
wanted braid and col
or; ribbon streamers
in combination effects
which delight the eye.
THE MOTHER who
buys a "Madge Evans"
never will accept an
other variety; "Madge
Evans" is quality
through and through,
$4.9S to $3.50.
SOUVENIR postal pho
tographs Of Madge,
autographed by her.
given free. Ask for
one.
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I ailored Hats

~ NTIRELY NEW versions of the Mtzi
Hat-one of these especially effec-
- tive is in French blue trimmed in
pansies. Also close fitting hats, medium
size hats and off the face hats in profusion
SIS and $20
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o'clock, and number of prominent
women will act as chaperons each
week. BRENT WITT.