Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

/ DOLLY has hint to pass on to
everybody she knows. in case she
drops in some afternoon. She has found
out that tho HUYLER'S hot chocolate
she loves can be served at home. Not
someti ing that tastes just as good"
but exactly the same ambrosial bever-
age that is served in Huyler's own
stores. No, it isn't transported in an
extraordinarily long straw from their
fountain to your home tea party, but
in an important-lookinE pound can
labeled Private Blend" which you
may have the privilege OF buying at
Soc. The rich, creamy, chocolaty Huy-
Ter flavor itself is in that can, all ready
to make any hostess wildly popular,
says Polly, crossing her heart She
discovered Private Blend" as she was
poking among the better known mem
ber3 of the Huyler cocoa family, and
tryins'to decide between the Ready-to-
Serve kind, already prepared with
sugar and milk, and the delicious
Breakfast Cocoa. which had long been
family prop. And as Uncle George
was unfortunately not among thuse
present on this occasion, Polly had 10
part with an extra fifteen cents to buy
herself cake OF the Beverly Sweet
chocolate without which she cannot
lcaVc the store, even with q can of Pri-
vate Blend under her arm. 1t has lust
the fatntest suspicion OF bitterness to
make It's richness all the more tantal-
IzinE, and this, to Pollys sweet tooth
is irresistible.
DOLLY says that il her friends could
synthesizc as we'll as they can
ahaiyze. her shopping problems would
DC far simpler. Isabel has been fur
hishinC a mountain bungalow She
Sseined to have cropping idea what
she wanted. but when Polly guided her
into SfDNOR G. HUNDLEY'S she failed
TO make even the most sympathetic
salesman understand From rug de-
partment to Cozytorium they searched.
over ana over. and always in vain All
lens,h toiiy suggested few minutes
rest neiore continuing the ramble
through the big store. When the door
OF the little balcony rest room wa,
opened, Isabers eyes shone. why
inns IS Just my bungalow living. room, :"
sue exclaimed Some one ought to
nave SHOWN me this furniture before
rory laughed as she told her friend
that every piece of the brown wicker
shc was admiring had been before her
IN the basement, and that she had
looked at least five minutes upon tho
match 10 the soft-toned rug, now set
OH TO advantage by the silken drapcr;es
ABOVE IL Everything was there, Polly
said. synthesiZed by some one else. and
iS~DeiS problem was solved Table |
desk. chairs, all that made un tho
no'ncy comfort OF the place. could be
"upncated. 1t was worth the agony
OF INC morning" Polly declared TO see |
Isabel so pleased. Her trouble i. tb,t
OF tne average shopper-just lack OF |
imasinat:on. / took her to Sydnur &. |
fiuhdleys because there the syntho- |
sizing FACULTY is marked, not only In |
'he moor arrangements. which invite
YOU from every glass window. but in |
tho versatile statesmen. who knew
could supply what was left out ~ 10,
bcFs makeup"
s" Byron could have seen Polly helm.
ing herself from the steam ~ HE
OF the RICHMOND CAFETERIA. bc
never would have said that the thought
OF women and food is inconGruous."
Saiu the Cub. looking particularly
happy and we'll fed. 1t transpired that
he and Polly had just had lunch to.
Ecther which every one knows is |
enough to make the Cub delirious with
JOY. Polly chimcd in merrily that thc
oysters she was helped TO and the |
chicken pic she saw piled on Cubby's
P'atc were food good enough for any
sods shed ever heard Of Besides"
shc added. I've just heard that after
inc food inspector had examined every
detail ut the Richmond Cafeteria. he
reported all food containers to he IN
exceptionally good condition. the food
OF excellent quality, and no butter nm |
hand except the hest grade OF cream.
cry. We have decided that onn ~ 81.