Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

. ask me TO take substitute. They
don't do that kind OF. business.
Pleasant gentlemen, are they
not :" asked Virginia. as she wait
cd for her, Ansco Camera. with
! supplies and other purchases To
! be wrapped And | never drank
more delicious mill; drink in
my life
j This is the best liked phar-
macy ir the city" emphatically
remarked uncle. rs Inc finished
I giving Instructions for what
y. Love Brothers House Paint ="
and kyanizc Narnishes they
wanted for the house. "ior = il
comes from rerry's its right.
I Md I've dealt with them Ia;
several years. What YOU get here
whether drugs. sundrics, then
/ line Of RcXall remedies; their
! fine Nunnally and MarviS French
: Candy: their lontccl and Iloubi
giants line OF domestic and mn
! ported perfumes; cigars. phar-
maccuticals-in tact. everything
YOU can bank on it being the
: best. and with Your cGmera. Nir-
g;nia. remember as Won are \
novice. they want YOU 10 feel at
liberty To come to them for OK
pert knowledge and advice"
They were certainly a busy
store" remarked Paul as ne help
cd Virginia into the idaciline.
You don't have To guess the
answer" Uncle Henry replied.
They have one of the most mp
tu-date fountains in town. max
ing their own fruit syrups. and
what many people like IS. they
deliver prescriptions and goods
to every part Of the city, which
Is part of their RcXall Home Ser
vice. Mr. Perry doe, 4 big bust
ness. for he has the largest stock
81 riIarmaccuticals ia the coun-
try. an ideal location and is we'll
liked here
Uncle" said Virginia as they /
lett Perrv'S. wont YOU please
take me To- good millinery store. .
where | can get a couple of nice !
hats. | want something chic and
stylish" |
Nh right" said uncle. well
20 across to the Culton Millinery
Company. where am sure that
YOU will find just what You want
a they are Richmond'> best mil
liners"
Upon entering the shop Virgin 4,
ia was introduced To Miss Cultnn
and Miss Mary Miller. who had
charge al the millinery, after
which She was pleased to see such
q varied display ui attractive and
artiSticallv trimmed hats. and She
was not long in making her Sc
lcCtiDns OF two very choice and
becoming hats. one of which was
Il close fitting jaunty affair which
Virginia explained would not
hlow off in a Windstorm." and the
other a drcsSy hat for evening
wear.
Nirginia's face was radiant as
they left the store and when UNI
Gle remarked about it. she cX-
claimed. We'll. uncle. il is such a ;
pleasure To 90 To a place where
one finds quality and skill por- ,
travcd in all that is exhibited cs-l
peciallv so in millinery and chat
IS what found AT Miss Culton'S. .
Each and every hat was piece OF
art. and possessed style and in
dividualitv OF its own and their I,
beautiful creations in pcriwinklcS.
gray. steel. Jade. fuchia shade and
zinc were just the most artistic
that I've ever seen. 50 II didn't
take me long To- find what | want
ed. also bought one OF the
prettieSt sport hats YOU ever saw
Tor l-know where To buy my hats
in the future.
YOU'RE right there" said uncle
Miss Miller is a finished artist in
her line. for she IS recognized as
RichmondS foremost hnillincr and
her excellent aptitude rs to what
Stvle oi millinery ladies look best
in and her originality in building
exclusive millinery to order Is
winning many admiring patrons
among the most eXclusit sc TAMIL
les OF the city"
And such splendid line of
stationery and fiction she carried. (
Virginia continued THE best
line YOU will find in town. Henry
answered. mot molly in stationery
and fiction. but in school supplies
magazines. daily papers and cir
culating library that gives YOU
the latest books. Both Miss |
Culton and Miss Miller are we'll
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