Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17
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T WONDER how many women
have recently been unable to
have their old pianos renovated.
Several that know were delighted
when told that N. Stetson & Co.,
I'LL Chestnut street, are prepared to
resume work of that nature. For
time the embargo on materials and
lack Of workmen greatly handi-
capped them, but now that steel.
wire, wood, felt and skilled artisans
are procurable, they are ready to
accept orders. 1t is really remark
able what can he done to dilapi-
dated pianos. Rebuilding Is the
name they give it, and that is what
1t amounts to in some cases, while
in others very little is needed to
put them in thorough repair. Or, if
preferred, the old Stenway may be
traded for new. with a generous
allowance made for the same.
THiS season the Ulsterette style
OF overcoat seems to be in
great demand, and, being prac-
tical as well as stylish, it well de-
serves its popularity. The "William
Penn" and the "Gamcbrook are two
of the many models that Jacob
Reeds Sons. 1926 Chestnut
street, are showing among their
large stock of ovcrcoats. Made in
choice selection of distinctive ma
terials, such as Worumbo and Crom-
bies. in plain colors. oxfords and
fancies; forty-iive inches long, Gu.
with a wclted high-waist line and
decided flare to the ample skirt, the
effect is extremely natty and mill
tary. Younger men will appreciate
their smart swagger lines, while the
older men of a youthful turn Of
mind land figure) and with an eve
for the best things in life. will recog-
ni"e their sensible points and dis
tinctive character.
N1OTHING lasts for ever, and
~ obviously the better the arti-
Gle the quicker it disappears.
That's what is happening to the
stock of jcllies at Z. Bradford Clarke
Company. 1920 Chestnut street, and
once they have gone il is hard to
say if they can be replaced. 1t is
these little accessories that add so
much to the enjoyment of meal.
Wild fowl. venison steak and NUT
ton. good in themselves. taste better
with touch of currant jelly, made
OF the purcSt red, ripe currants.
For lamb some persons prefer the
pretty green mint jelly TO mint
sauce, and others like apple, ounce
or Crane. Calves foot iellies. TOO.
are TO be had at Clarke's. with wine
flavor OF without, and if YOU hav.,
ever been sick or had an invalid to
cater for you will know how enjoy-
able these are.
VXTOULD you believe it, ! only
" yesterday tried box of
Just Cocoanuts,'' from
Whltman's! When / think of what
have, been missing it makes me
more than sad, but "better late than
never and | shall now make up for
lost time. During the war, when
the carbon in cocoanut shells was re-
CURED for gas masks and all users
or cocoanut were urged TO increase
their production 10 the limit. Whit
man, always one of the largest buy
ers Of this nut for confectionery
purposes. brought out these boxes
containing nothing but cocoanut
candies: eight delicious varieties Of
caramels, kisses. molasses cocoanuts.
toasted cocoanut marshmallows and
caro- cocoaauts. They became so
very popular that they have been
obliged to continue making them in
la"ge quantities. though the war
":ess;tv for so doing is past.
CLEEP, deep regular sleep, is an
" absolute necessity if you expect
~ to go about the business of life
successfully. Nobody can continu.
ously lose rest without paying the
penalty; with nerves always at a
tension, the health begins to 20, and
when the health goes-good-by to
good looks! Half the cases of in
somnia are due to poor springs and
mattresses. If one is so saggy you
roll into a trough and the other so
lumpy a board is comfortable in
comparison, how can you relax:
What you really ought to have is a
luxurious box spring and mattress
from the II. ID. Dougherty Company,
1852 Chestnut street. On these your
tired body is revived and stimulated,
your nerves are quieted, and after
restful, refreshing slumber you arise
ready to reassume your cares and
responsibilities. Il, .g.-
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