Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-30
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DETTY annoyances are as wear
ing as dripping water on a
stone. Every day we hear some
harassed matron bemoaning the fact
that the city house must be reopened
II cleaned. and that one-half her
household equipments is in the coun-
try and the other half is lost, stolen
or strayed. II is not only the ex-
pense OF renewal which irritates
her. but also the bother of running
from place TO place to replenish.
This is when the House Furnishing
store Of j. Franklin Miller, 1912
Chestnut street, proves to be invalu-
able, for every imaginable house.
cleaning necessity is there: step
ladders, pals. busters, brooms,
sweepers. dust-pans, brushes of all
kinds, not forgetting the tuft brush,
so handy for cleaning tufted uphol-
stery and getting dirt from the little
out-of-thc-way orner
MOT so very many years ago
business houses understood
little of the art of filing as
practiced in this bustling age. The
old method was to use a spindle file
on the desk, an alphabetical bellows
file or a flat box file. Such a thing
as cross referencing was unheard of,
and how papers were kept track of
is a mystery; chaos must certainly
have reigned. Many systems have
since been developed, and each has
its loyal adherents. The Duplex
Name System, sold by A. Pomerantz
e. Co., 1928 Chestnut street. claims
for itself fifteen advantages in letter
filing. combining all the advantages
of the alphabetical and numerical
systems without any of the disad-
vantages Of either. But the best
way to judge Of the merits of the
system is to try it.
ANY times, not only winter,
vi but in summer. it is impos-.
sible 20 complete the daily
menu without the aid of canned
vegetables; but they have reached
such a state Of perfection scarcely
any n is aware of the difference.
At +. Bradford Clarke's, 1920
Chestnut street, they have received
their winter supply of Asparagus
Tips, the mammoth = size green
"Sunny Vale" brand, packed ex-
pressly for Clarke by Libby, Nc
Neill & Libby. There seems to be
no end to the ways in which aspara-
gus may be eaten, the canned as well
as the fresh. 1t is excellent as a
vegetable, boiled and served hot; as
a salad, served cold with oil and
vinegar dressing; as a soup, or the
tender parts dipped in Egg and bread
crumbs, fried, and served with a
yellow auce
nUSY women have no end to the
calls upon them. Besides fam
lily and public duties they have
their WI and their husbands shop
ping to attend to, and. woe unto
them if they make a mistake in the
latter! This would never, occur If
they dealt at an exclusively mascu-
line shop, such as Walter G.. Beck
er's, Himself. Eleventh and Chest
nut streets. Here everything is on
one floor convenient to get at, espe-
cially the much-needed warmth
without-weight underwear now so
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