Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

9 INCE the cook has been sick. Polly
~ and all the family. which by the
way. has formed the habit of going
wherever Polly directs. are having
Mother. though priding herself on be-
ing q bit old fashioned. admitted yes
icrday that it made no difference to
her IL the cook never did come back
and when Polly added that the best
home cooking these days wasn't as
"homey"as that one finds at Rich
monds Cafeteria. everybody agreed
quite happily. Las. Sunday the week
~ custom rema lined unbroken. and all
the family passed down the line with
an unhesitating call for roast chicken
And ii came-surc enough roast chick
en-. tender. juicy, and Drowned to n
turn. with the dressing seasoned to suit
the most fastidious epicure. When the
small brother saw the generous help
ing he showed signs of cavortinE with
delight. but timely poke in the ribs
from Polly saved the family from en-
parrassmcnt. While mother was re-
marking upon the sweet freshness of
the real creamery butter. served with
the not biscuits that just completed a
virginia Chicken dinner. father inter-
rupted by insisting that the feature
that pleased him most of all was, the
general atmosphere of tho place. from
MT cross, the manager. who was busy
making every one feel at home and
happy. to the white-capped girls who
smiiinGly filled each order.
Is there any saddcr sight in the realm
Of would-bc's than sport clothes
that aren't quite right. or clothes that
are meant TO look tailored and don't?
Polly insists that if she wants to play
golf in mannish looking sweater or
mil
recognized as such by member of the
I. = navy. she's going straight to o.
IL. BERRY & CO.'S to find what she
wants The Berry Store. as a special
ISL in mems attire. makes no mistakes
when it comes to giving mannish fin
'sh 10 the feminine wcarabIes with
which 1t :aterS to the discriminating.
whether they be college girls tennis
champions. or mothers who want the
regulation MILDLY blouse suits for their
youngsters. Polly looked yerv core
iuiiy at the Berry serge middies, made
win fuil pleated skirts, on yol,cs FIR
the little folks. silk stitched. win
regulation emblcms and puffed sIecvns
al from sl4 to $50. SO that she could
they were. The wash suits. of nonl;n
ana khaki. priced at $3.50 and s1o oro
naturally less expensive, and ais ~
usually good value. ""-
DOLLY says that when she asked q
friend If she had heard Billy Sun
day preach. the friend said Eloomlly
that She had, but half the pleasure or
the occasion had been lost because she
couldn't see him. Oh. of course she
could detect the fact when he leaned
up on his pulpit or committed suicide
at full length on the floor: but sho
wanted to watch his expression, and
see whether he parted his hair in the
middle or on one side. and you couldn't
II you were near-s sighted as she was
What was worse. the next day she had
headache from eye-strain So Polly
asked her why she didn't go down to
&. l.. HALLS and have her eyes meas
urcd for glasses. or course, Polly
first authority on Richmond stores. ey-
planned just how simple thing IL was
for the patient, how the skilled onto
metrists do not make ono unhaDpily
blind for the rest Of the day, but with
greatest case soon supply just the
glasses TO relieve tho strain. Then
Polly told how aunts and cousins of
hers, with grabbed dispositions, had
found that neither chronic crossness
nor dyspepsia had caused tho crouch
but just plain nerves occasioncd by