Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-10
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"HIS will be a week full Of op-
portunities at the Philadelphia
u Art Galleries and Auction
Rooms, southeast corner Fifteenth
and Chestnut streets. Today and to-
morrow, at 2 p. m, on the second
floor, the sale (begun friday con-
tinues Of fine antique mahogany Co.
lonial furniture; pianos Of excellent
makes; Oriental rugs, art objects,
bric-a-brac and ceramics. Also on
Tuesday collection Of valuable
paintings by eminent modern and
old masters will be sold. All Of
these are fro:,, one home in Melrose
Park. Beginning Wednesday, and
continuing the balance Of the week
the entire magnificent stock of the
well-known fur expert, N. Jordan,
of 5 West Fifty-eighth street, New
York city, will be disposed Of. 1t
consists of the newest models in the
finest selected and guaranteed skins.
and the exhibition thereof starts
February 10. -
LIVES to most persons suggest
I but one kind, the green, salty
relishes familiar to dinner
tables, but in olive-growing lands
the ripe fruit is a staple article of
food. Every one is aware Of the
wholesome and nutritious properties
of olive oil, and can readily under
stand how much food value there
would be in ripe olives before the oil
is pressed out. Comparatively few,
however, in the North have made
their acquaintance, but once the
taste is acquired it is never out
grown. OF distinctive flavor, rich
meauty, almost black in color, at E
Bradford Clarke Company, 1920
Chestnut street, these ripe California
olives come done up in small tins,
holding enough for two or three per-
sons, or in different size jars, con.
tanning any size olive from the me-
dium to the colossal.
TINE most unsophisticatedw woman
knows that her hair, or rather
the hair on her head, is her
highest ornament. In days of yore,
many a heart-breaking hour was
spent before the mirror trying to
make scanty, straight hair look like
luxuriant t~esses. Now all that is
changed. Milady simply steps into
GOldman's, 1924 Chestnut street, md
chooses, or has made To order, one of
his enchanting Transformations, and
she rivals the Lorelei in charm.
Carefully and skillfully made right
there, on the premises. in any color
or shade, Of imported naturally
curly hair, cut from the live scalp,
dressed in all styles (parted. broken
part, pOmpadour, etc.,, they are
most fascinating, and so lifelike that
no one would ever guess they did not
grow upon the head they adorn.
n DDS and Ends! Usually the
J oldest thing about them Is the
expression itself, and as for
ends-well, take look at the table
of reduced odds and ends at the
Housefurnishing Store of J. Frank
lin Miller, 1912 Chestnut street. On
It is quite a variety of fancy arti-
cles-mahogany trays, electric floor
lamps, with smokers sets attached,
quaint door stops, pottery, flower
bowls, etc. On other tables, besides
numerous pieces Of reduced kitchen
ware, there are many useful necessi-
ties. An imported alcohol travelling
companion with asbestos lined
lamp, OF extra-good tin, small
enough to carry around conveniently
and just the thing for heating water
Or Mexican scrap baskets for the
kitchen, strong. durable and so flexi-
BILE that they can be knocked about
and mashed fiat, yet will come back
into shape again.
about poor ink been heard! For
ting up with weakly colored fluid,
tried our tempers, yet all the while
street, have been selling an ink which
omerantz Endurance Ink. Made of a
an, limpid and free from all glutinous
l. 1t is designed for letter writing,
ltsin pens gives perfect satisfaction.
ue, but changes to an intense black,
or. it is most fittingly named "Endur-
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