Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
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A RE you one of the hundreds of
~ homeless unfortunates con-
demned to living in an apart
ment or boarding house? Or are you
an overworked, servantless house
wife who would like to have tasty
sauces. but who has not the time to
cook them? In either case, a pre-
pared Apple Sauce, all ready to
serve. will certainly appeal to you.
and at f. Bradford Clarke Company.
1920 Chestnut street, they have Just
what you need: "The Heart of Maine
Brand of Apple Saucc,' made Of
fine grade fresh apples. cooked to
the proper degree and sweetened
with the purest granulated sugar.
Put up at Lewiston, Nc. in sanitary
cans holding pound ~ ounces. il
makes one of the most appetizing
and wholesome of dishes, eaten
either with meats or alone, with
good, rich whipped cream.
7 IKE the minute men of rs, the
gallant men Of 1917 dropped
- their "tools" any place they
happened to be and hurried off to
war: Now that they arc returning
to their old occupations replenishing
becomes necessary, and many archi-
tects and draughtsmen are getting
their new supplies at A. Pomerantz
& Co., 1926 Chestnut street.. where
there is full line that meets all re-
quirements. Architects and cngi-
neers' ~ or l6 inch fiat and triangu-
lar scales. with either lockwood or
celluloid edge. All styles. sizes and
grades Of curves; trianglcs. #
squares, drawing boards and tables,
drawing instruments. any color
drawing paper and various grade
pencils; tracing paper and cloth in
all sizes and qualities; protractors
and photographs. the last two of
which ! hope are not as hard to use
as to pronounce.
CHOW me the superior being who
never goes to auction sales! II
there arc any they must be
either too "high- h-browed" or too
"low-browed' to know what they
miss, especially at the Philadelphia
Art Galleries and Auction Rooms.
southeast corner Chestnut and Fif-
tcenth streets. Here rare and beau
tifully ornamental objects are sold
on the second floor at irregular in
tervals, and those Of the highly use
ful, domestic type are regularly dis
posed of every Monday at 10 a. m.
on the third floor. Today. at that
time. miscellaneous assortment of
household furnishings, all from one
home. will be put up. and. of course,
knocked down to the highest bidder.
There will he bcdsteads. bureaus.
chiffonicrs. clocks. carpets. chairs
and plenty more pieces beginning
with other letters of the alphabet
than b and c.
TT AVE you ever been into Gold
II mans, 1924 Chestnut street?
II is most popular place
with women who are particular, not
alone about the dressing and care Of
their hair, but also about the quality
and kind Of hair goods they use.
The entire shop is spick- and span,
and conducted on the most sanitary
principles. First. on the ground
floor comes the reception hall and
counters, then fourteen neatly cur
tanned booths devoted to shampoo
ing, permanent hsir waving, facial
treatments and manicuring. Back
Of these are the equipments, each in
its appointed place; towels, custom
ers' individual brushes and combs in
alphabetically arranged boxes; ton
les, sterilizing closet, etc. In the
rear transformation wigs and hair
goods are made. while upstairs are
booths for hair dyeing and tinting.
ntempt, but it is germs. not contempt,
age pals breed. Fortunately. fewer
ousefurnishing Store Of J. Franklin
are many sanitary receptacles. The
buried in the ground to within two
IN outer galvanized cylinder with an
the can is always centered. A chute
king it impossible to spill the refuse
lid is readily removed, thus allowing
I'd emptied, but as long as the cover
pgs can get at the contents.
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