Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], January 18, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5

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PMCAIIE SECIES HOME
OLD MANSION BEING MADE
OVER TO SUIT PRESIDENT
I'rrneh ICxecatlvc Antlclpnle* I.raTlng
Ofllcc and liarra In Motor Car to
? Oct Dwelling.
I liy Universal t jrvlce. J
! 1'A Hies Jan. 17.?President Poln
eare'a dayn of worry are over. He
luylng to friends who questionod the
reason for his unusu.il joviality of late
the President Bald. "1 have found a
homo.""
?Six months ago, when 1'oinearo defi
nitely decided not to run agjln for the
presidency, he begun looking for a
nouse. He looked until September. and
then, his days of office growing ?hort?;r
unil shorter, he gave up the cuase and
sought for an aptrtnivnt. Itui these
ne lound scarcer than house*. Thero
was not, the agencies Informed him,
one slnglo house nor apartment vacant
in the whole of Paris.
The President then made tentative
arrangements for a suite of three
rooms at the llitz. <>r.e day in looking
over the newspapers he saw that an
,tilled welfare organization was about
?o vacate Its eutabiishnu nt on the rue
?.nartioau, near the liols du lJoulogno.
WlthOUi looing a moment h- ordered |
ilia chauffeur to take him tin re, took
one look at the house, drove to the
jgent?and bought the place for J1W.
000.
L'altjlers and decorators arc now
r iolrig against time to have the man
sion ready for the President when he
leaved the Elyseu. official home of the
chief executive, in February.
The mnsion is an elabroate one, with
.? vast marble rotunda frotn which bll
liard, dining and reception-rooms open,
on the 11 ret lloor Is the room which
will be Poincare's library and study,
where he will write articles for the
Paris Figaro.
The house is in one of the most aris
tocratic sections of l'arls, and the
.street?the rue Marbeau?has been
made famous In llfnrl liordonux's
novel. "La Nelge sur les l'as."
WILSON COMMUTES SENTENCE
I'rcaldvnt Cut* In Ilnlf Punishment of
Vlreinin Man Convicted of Strnl
lOC Slonrjr-Ordrr Mmnp.
D Y NC 11BUHG, VA.. Jan. 17.?A. T.
Peterson, of Scott County, who was
convicted several years ago in the
United States District Court, for the
Western District of Virginia, at Hig
Stone Gap, for stealing a money-order
stamp from the post-office at Outfield.
Scott- County, and sentenced to three
years In the Atlanta Prison, will serve
only eighteen months for his offense.
After sentence Peterson made an effort
to appeal the case, but a writ of error
was denied him. Then the case was
H. rie J to President Wilton, who has
?. utsimuted the sentence to eighteen
months. Peterson appeared in the
Federal court here today and was
frnfenced to elchteei) months at At
;.<i.ta. lie has been at liberty on bail
while the Aght for his freedom has
hrth in progress.
BOTHERED WITH
COUGH? TRY
JEFFRIES' NO. 1
Thi??. Tabb Jeffries, Wclt-Knorrn Itlcb
niond Pkarmaclst, Discoverer of
\ almable Formula?.No\t linonn |
as Jeffries' No. I lough
Mixture.
Richmond is again In the limelight
nationally. A few years ago TIiom.
Tabb Jeffries, Druggist, of Kuot Uroad
street, perfected a formula 'or coughs
a inch now seems to be des".incd to be
come nationally the most Important
d:ecovery and remedy of it? kind in a
decade. The remedy Is trade-marked,
.ind is known as Jeffries' No. 1 Cough j
Mixture. At first Dr. JrrTrics sold it!
only In Wchmond. but the merit of the '
product was audi an Improvement over j
the ordinary remedies that the demand
grew eo great that people were calling
I for it from all parts of the United
States.
During the "Flu" epidemic Jeffries"
No. 1 Cough .Mixture was used exten
sively and successfully. This prepa-!
ration is liquid and antiseptic, there
fore relieves the cough promptly and j
heals the irirtation, tickling and sore
ness in the throat and chest. It has
the advantage over the ordinary rem
edies In that It is antiseptic, soothing
and healing.
Jeffries' No. 1 Cough Mixture Is for
sale by all druggists. Clip this ad,
take It to your druggist, get a bottle
and keep It in the house for use when
needed. Three sizes, 30c. COo and $1.10.
Thos. Tabb Jeffries. Mfg. Pharmacist.
Richmond. Va.?Adv.
Sheer
Merit
of
2Tie
NEW EDISON
has made
possible tills
new greater
Kdison Shop.
?\ ou nrr Invited to rail and
bear "the rhonogrnph with a
soul.** t
TheC.B.HaynesCo.Jnc.
j 19 and 21 West Broad St,
LET POSLAM
START NOW TO
CLEAR YOUR SKIN
Would you be entirely rid of that
distressing skin trouble? Would you
drive &?ay those pimples? Do you
desire a clear, fair skin free from ag
gravating eruptions
Poslain, then, la for you. It awaits
vour hardest task, the most stubborn
ftnd difficult condition of diseased skin
vou have to overcome. It Is qualified
find ready. Its makers can put no more
of perfeotion in it to make it more val
uable to you. So let It serve you;
utilise Its' splendid healing help.
Sold svsrywhere. For free sample
write to' Emergency Lahoratorls, 243
?^GSt st- r^ow York Clty*
?Poslam Hoap, medicated with Pog
Ur?, should b*. used if akin is tendsr
and acniUive.?Adv.
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"The Shopping Center"
As If They Came From
Fairyland?
New Dresses and
Suits for Spring
There's quite a fascinating little collection already,
and with the coming- of each day, we find more and more
?Beautiful New Springtime Frocks, and Suits, and
Blouses and Separate Skirts?are in our displays await
ing your approval.
To quote a famed writer: "The secret of fashion is to
surprise and never to disappoint." That is just the
sccret of our wonderful success in the distribution of
Women's and Misses' Apparel.
&
Won't you just step into our French Gray Salon and
see if you, too, don't think Dame Fashion has outdone
herself once more.
Second Floor, West.
National Thrift Week
JASCARY IT TO 24.
The 10 Financial
Commandments:
Work und lOnrn. Make a
Hud sol. Keep a Ilerord of
ICs|tentlltaren. (lave a Hank
Account. Carry Life Inanr
nnt-e. ainkc a Will. Own
Vour Ovru Home. Pny Dill*
I'romptl,. Invent in Govern
ment Securities. SUart Wltk
Other*.
A Sale of Bibles
Teachers, Bible Students
and Others, Take Notice
We have just acquired a traveler's
sample line of Bibles, most advantage
ously as to quality, prices, etc., and we
believe it to be one's very besu oppor
tunity to secure a nice edition of God's
Book at a very small part of its origi
nal value.
Beautiful Bibles they are, in various
sizes and styles of printing, binding,
etc., to accord with many demands.
Among them are many American
Revised Editions, in such popular favor
now.
See these in <the Special Bible Ex
hibit.
Basement, Book Shop.
?Arrived?
A Large Shipment of "Andrea" (Famous Paris-Inspired)
Trimmed Hats
? Advanced spring
styles, reflecting the
highest attainment of
the art of the master
modistes.
Hardly need we say
more than these "new
er" "Andrea" modes are
up to standard, for ^ the
smartly dressed women
of Richmond know too
well of the all-around
goodness of these fa
mous ITats?their excel
lence of material, beau
ty of workmanship and
becomingness fo con
tour.
Included in the display arc the new Hair Cloths, Batavias,
Faille Silk, Sipper, Porcupine, Milan, Lisere, Wen chow and
combination of straw and fabric hats?large dividing honor
with small styles.
The new bright colors predominate, but many rich black
Hats are shown?featuring the new cellophane flowers and
ornaments, as well as Wool Cords, Frcnch Buds and Fan
tasies as the new and simple trimmings.
The moderation of "Andrea" prices prevail, $10.00 to
$35.00. Second Floor, Central.
Dainty
Undergarments
Of Satin or
Crepe de Chine
Garments of beauty, and what's even better still,
they are so durable! Aside from the superior daintiness
of silk, many women prefer it to garments of other
materials which require the iron and starch. With
?'silken things," laundering becomes a simple problem;
one which so oflen may be ?nlved in one's own home.
Here are excellent lines?all so fresh and new!
Beautiful Uowns of Satin or Crepe de Chine, trimmed
in dainty laces and Georgette crepe, at $15.98.
Another lot of Gowns of Satin or Crepe de Chine, in
tailored styles or beautifully trimmed in lacc, at $10.98
to $14.98.
Fink or White Satin Skirts at $5.98 to $12.98?these
are tailored or embroidered garments.
"Cliemilooms"?(Bloomer-Teddies) of crepe de chine
or satin, trimmed in dainty laces and Georgettes. Four
different styles from which to select, at $7.50 to $8.50.
Crepe de Chine or Satin Teddies, in various style3,
$5.00 to $7.50.
A pretty assortment of Pink Satin Camisoles at $2.50
to $4.98.
Also two styles in White Satin Camisoles at $2.19 .
and $2.50.
Pink Satin Bloomers, lace trimmed or tailored ef
fects, at $5.98.
A large assortment of Satin or Crepe de Chine Bou
doir Caps, daintily trimmed in laces and ribbon bows, at
$2.00 to $4.98.
Second Floor, East.
The Best Opportunity to
Get That
Fur Goat
We are closing out all remaining Fur .Coats at
greatly reduced prices. These Coats are made of
the finest selected pelts.
Natural Gray Squirrel, Hudson Seal, Nutria
and French Seal
All Lengths From 27 to 40 Inches
Every Coat is handsomely lined with silk?in
plain or trimmed effect?some with large capc col
lars and deep cuffs.
Make Your Selection Early
Cross Fox Scarfs at $93. 10% Off All the Following:
Jap Cross Fox Sets at $50. Scarfs, Capes and Stoles,
Taupe Fox Scarf, extra- in Kolinsky, Mink, Squirrel,
ordinary value, at $18.95. Fisher, Sable, Fitch,
Stone Martin, beal and
Skunk.
Wolf Scarfs
Extraordinary value at
$59.00.
Wolf Muffs
All colors, at $25.00.
20% Off on All Muffs Red Fox Sets at $100.00.
These are Mink, Fox, Seal Ked Fox Scarfs at $69.00.
and Nutria. Second Floor, West.
Small lot Wolf Scarfs
at $19.50
Another lot Wolf Scarfs
at $22.50
Gloves for Spring
NEW?of course. And you'll
quite likely need a pair or two
for wear with that new frock or
suit.
Women's JJeal French Kill
Gloves, in white only, two
clasp, dress weight; washes
perfectly with soap and water,
at $H.OO a pair.
Women's One-Clasp Wash
able Chamois Uloves. in white
and natural colors, $2.25 a pair.
Women's Si rap Wrist (< nun (Ids, in American brown
shade, at $5.9S a pair.
Women's Slipou (Gauntlets, with beaver trimming, at
$5.98 a pair.
Women's Wnshnblc Musette. at $1.00 and $1.25 a pair.
Klrst Floor, West.
A Good Oil Heater
?makes it much more com
fortable in one's bedroom these
cold nights and mornings, and
no other heating method is so
convenient.
"Elgin" is a good Oil Heater
?one of the best we know of?
and here it is at a reduced
price?
Now $6.50
These are full nickel trimmed,
polished blue steel body, and
they have genuine "Miller" all
brass founts.
Basement, East.
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