Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
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THE Cheri Shop, 142 South 18th
Street, branch of the Cheri
Restaurants: 1874 South 18th
St, 1872 South 18th St., and 1904
Chestnut st. (not vet Completely.
Will open tomorrow for the exclusive
sale OF their celebrated French
PASTRIES and Confections. 1t is little
olJou OF a place, the decorations being
entirely in two tones of soft French
gray, its beauty enhanced by glisten-
ing, glass showcases, doors paneled
with mirrors, and two pretty girls to
attend to customers. All the latest
IDEAS in equipments are there, plus a
dainty little escritoire for the con-
venience of those writing cards to
send with the goodies. And such a va
rlety. OF goodies! Pastries, cakes and
candies, some put up in enhancing
SILK bags or fancy boxes, and all so
delicious, choosing fairly turns your
mind.
DETWEEN now and the end of
nJune interest centers around the
blushing bride and her wedding
presents, and it is difficult to sav
which of the two is more commented
upon by the guests after returning
nome. AS long as the custom prevails
OF displaying gifts, there are bound
10 be comparisons, but these will
never be. "odious" about remem-
6rances which come from Bailey.
Banks & Biddle Co. Everything thew
sell is in perfect taste, and has an
artistic as well as intrinsic value.
Berry Bowls, for example, in silver
are to be found in the greatest va
rlety. plain or elaborate, according to
the design; in bright, dull or erav
hnlsh; some with gold, others with
removable crystal Innings; big, little
and medium size, and all decorative
and beautiful.
TT is all very we'll to start on an
automobile trip with a nicely nut
:, up luncheon, but what is to prevent
IT spelling before you are hunprv9
Why, Hawkeye Refrigerator Rss.
ket, of course. These astonisb;naiv
simple and clever conveniences SAX
by the House Furnishing store % ~
). Franklin Miller, 1912 Chestnut St.
are ornamental as we'll as useful, be,
ing oval, bronze-green reed baskets
with handles, and straps and buckles
to securely hold down the lids. They
are insulated (meaning interiined
with non-porous materially. lined
with heavy block tin, which will NOT
rust, and divided into two compart-
ments, the smaller, with lid, for ice.
They come in three sizes: lsxi1x
8 inches, 20x12x10 inches, and large
tonneau size for fastening on Tie
running board of an automobile.
|OOD Newsl Only a few davs
& Co., Of ch Chestnut and i01i9ns laaS
Streets. will be open again for busi-
ness. The exact date has not vet
been announced, but be sure to watch
this column, and other issues If ,he
paper, II you want to keep posyed. It
will be well worth your while Ia do
So. for there will be really, truly, bar
gains In all lines, which I am sure
each Of us will revel in. They GER
tainly have speeded up repairs, as IL
has only been about six weeks since
the fire, though 1t seems ages. But
they were most anxious that their
customers should have the advantage
of this sale of high-grade articles be- |
fore they left town for the summer,
so every energy was strained-with
extraordinary success.
,rating porches are positive essen
s no laws can make us an absolutely
he floor coverings indoors at every
venient. However, II Japanese Fiber
they are intended for the purpose and
,ue, 1924 Chestnut Street, they carry
iuine product, all Of the best quality.
in the natural shade, or enlivened BY T
quite as varied. As for the names:
!pha Tea, they are suggestive Of the
3annurai. and dainty little ladies',