Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

VoU'LL want a gay, colored
. sweater to celebrate the return
L of fair weather after the long
visit Of Jupiter Pluvius, and you can
And no prettier ones than those which
tOppenheim, Collins & Co., of Chest
nut and Twelfth streets, are show
ing. Sweaters of fiber silk in rose,
tan, gray, navy and black have sailor
collars and sashes with tasseled ends.
The dark blue sweaters are specially
popular just now for wear at the
shore. Other sweaters of a fancy
ribbed fiber silk, with tuxedo collar
and a particularly attractive double
belt. come in rose, white, turquoise,
green, black and navy. Silk slip-on
sweaters for juniors have collars that
form a V-neck in front. They are of
solid color, with touch of contrast
ing color at the wrist and on the gir-
die. They come in rose and white,
white and black, yellow and black,
purple and black, etc.
rONEY dew melons! The name
Fl conjures up a host of delight
II Il full sensations. They should
possess the sweetness and refreshing
coolness of the ambrosia of the gods.
And their name does not belle them.
Henry r. Hallowell & Son, of Broad
below Chestnut street, report that
they are exceedingly large and de-
licious. A shipment of Elberta
peaches has Just been received from
Georgia, and Hallowell's have also
good news for those who are fond of
California malaga grapes. Those
lust received are particularly fine
and make a delicious addition to the
fruit salads so popular during the
warm months of July and August.
Judging from the interest shown in
the Bartlett pears since their arrival
was heralded about a week ago,
there are many lovers of this par
ticularly choice fruit in Philadelphia.
p A N INVESTMENT that you will
: ~ never regret is the purchase of
a a good piece of furniture. Fur
niture that is we'll made and in
good taste is not lightly cast aside
I with each whim of fashion, but out
lasts the cheaper limitations and
looks better in its second youth than
do pieces of inferior quality when
they are new. So prepare, with the
/, opening, on July %, of the Furni-
ture Sale at the store Of Joseph G.
Darlington & Co., Inc, 1868
Chestnut street, to replace your
worn furnishings with pieces of the
best quality obtainable. Everything
In the sale has been reduced, and
YOU will be surprised at the remark
ably reasonable prices asked for fur
1 niture which is of such excellent
quality.
.ceT HAVE often wondered just
what my status will be in the
n - future world" said a we'll
known professor the other day, "for
/ am certain I shall never be able to
perform upon the harp. In fact, it
Is difficult for me to determine
whether an orchestra is playing a
\ selection from Beethoven or merely
ats plain to be seen that you
hadn't an Edison Phonograph with
in hearing distance in your YOUTH"
answered his friend. eve are bring
ing our. children up on the Edison
plan; and it is really wonderful to
! watch their growing interest in mu-
I. sic. If you have any love for music
In your soul at all, the Edison Pho
nograph is the thipo to develop it
into q real apprecia n of the best
that has been writte. We bought
ours of N. Stetson d Co., I'LL
Chestnut street"
UF YOU have not yet had one Of
II dinners, why, then you have
4 time that the cook, for any rea
b without warning, just make a bee-l
! restaurants, you know, one at TO
1920 Market street. The dollar
luncheon and dinner time. Chicke
or blackberry pie--can you imagi
of toothsome delicacies? Thomm,
VI excellence of their dinners, and tn
: of their happy faculty of selecting
.o..a IaIinacias t. ,nIaaao fha. nal la