Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04


vertise the fact that his company
in rather doubtful enterprise which
of deception is no new thing in the
serpent in the Garden succeeded in
fruit, and extends to our own time,
/ that a near-white soap is "just as
;ked for. SO you will find on every
equal in quality to those sold in the
ire wise, you will investigate before
WINGED of the superior values to be
n Chestnut Street.
ScGo7olU &arM
CTART your day right with
- breakfast at Thommen's, and
ten to one it will have a sue
cessful ending. Whether "break-
fast" means to you roll and coffee
or more ambitious meal beginning
with grapefruit, continuing through
cereal to bacon and eggs, and end
ing finally with coffee, you will find
that nowhere can you obtain
breakfast more temptingly served
or food better cooked than at
Thommen's, 100 Chestnut street, or
1920 Market street. Don't forget to
include an order of the Sticky CHM
bun, for which Thommen's has be-
come justly famous. This delicacy
will we'll repay an investigation of
its merits. l venture to say that
nowhere in this country will you
find cinnamon bun equal to it.
TTAVE you noticed the increased
II interest in music in your own
little community? Well-at-
tended concerts and recitals, musical
evenings in the home and even the
large audiences at the motion-pic-
ture theatres, are evidences of
growing desire and appreciation for
music. The phonograph is in a great
measure responsible FOR this COM
mendable attitude on the part of the
people of the United States. You
can't help listening when the phono-
graph is playing, and your love for
good music increases with each
repetition of such masterpiece, for
instance, as Beethoven's moonlight
Sonata" The Solotone Mfg. Co.,
1727 Chestnut street, will gladly
play your favorite selection on the
Solotone, a phonograph which re-
produces wonderfully we'll both in
strumental and vocal music.
TTAVE you discovered the Frigi
II dor? 1t is at the store of j.
- Franklin Miller, 1912 Chest
nut street-and not to keep YOU
longer in suspense, l must tell you
that it is a zinc-lined can in which
you can keep milk cold or broth
warm for considerable length of
time. This can, which is cheaper
than Thermos bottle of like capac-
lty, and not so easily broken, is so
constructed as to be a non-conduc-
tor of heat. When ice is placed in
1t, for instance, and the can closed,
it will remain unmelted for many
hours and water can be kept cold all
night in the Frigidor. Owing to its
non-conducting qualities the can is
also well adapted for retaining heat,
and broth, cruel or other foods
placed in the jar while hot will re-
tain their heat for a long time.
IF YOU are planning to "see
America first"-and you don't
have to go very far from the
City of Brotherly Love to see some
of the most beautiful and pictur-
esque spots in this wonderful country
you will need camera. You can
choose the one best suited to your
needs from the large stock carried
by Frank j. Curry, 812 Chestnut
street. And when you return from
your weekend in the mountains or
your automobile trip to the shore,
you can leave your films at Curry's
to be developed, with the assurance
that your prints will be made in
such a way as to bring out their
best features. Long experience and
careful attention to the science of
developing and printing have made
the shop of Frank ]. Curry famous
for the excellence of its work.
INNE of the most useful of nv
possessions is a small over
night bag purchased at Bailey,
Banks & Biddle's. 1t is of a very
fine quality of black leather
and contains just the articles one
needs for a short visit or vacation
A fitted overnight or weekend bag
relieves you of the necessity of hur.
riedly collecting toilet articles, for
getting in your haste the most i'm.
portant ones, of course, and pack.
ing them helter-skelter in a suit
case at the last moment before trair
time. Leather rolls, fitted with
articles useful when travelling, car
also be procured at Bailey, Banks
Biddle's. They are compact anC
, take up very little room in a trunk
or suitcase. A visit of inspection
, TO Bailey's will be well worth your
| while, for you will find there ar
) endless variety of these usefu
! travelling accessories.