Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-13

absolutely as represented and the
three of the many bonds that hold
9rgo7-,k &q>oM
u-rHO can keep clean in these
w days Of showering SCOT! 1t
W it not small boys alone, but
fathers, mothers. sisters and aunts
whose hands look sadly in need of
scrubSng, and the more they are
washed the blacker they get, for
water with "any old soap roughcns
the skin without removing the dirt.
And why jeopardizc ones chances in
the next world by using bad soap?
If cleanliness is next to godlincss,
then a cake of good toilet soap is the
surest passport to heaven, and this
may be had at l.. Bradford Clarke
Company, 1920 Chestnut street.
Among other varieties is a real find:
supertinc white CASTLE soap, made
of imported oil. Also delicately
scented (rose, lavender, violet) and
unscented British Bath Soaps that
give a good lather without injuring
the skin.
a MANS success in business or a
~ profession is appraised by the
Office he keeps. If his furni-
ture is dingy and old-timey and his
office force is seen to be working
with out t-of-date equipment, he is
Judged accordingly, and rightly or
wrongly is set down as lacking in
enterprise and efficiency. Often
want of time is all that prevents his
renovating his establishment, and to
meet this very condition A. Pome-
rantz g. Co., 1926 Chestnut street,
maintain department where every
thing necessary for an office is con-
vcnently at hand. Among the hun
dreds of pieces are mahogany and
oak desks, roll or fiat top, in all
sizes; revolving, arm and side chairs,
leather upholstered or plain; davcn- !
ports, bookcases, screens, ward |
robes and Allsteel filing equipment,
files and safes.
you like to have a six
wv in-one coat? The Renault
Ulster, at Jacob Reeds |
Sons, 1925 Chestnut street, is that !
sort of coat, fine all-around gar
ment that you wear in your car or
on the street, to your business or
over your dress suit in the evening. !
1t keeps you warm in zero weather,
and keeps you both warm and dry
IN driving rain or snow storms; in
short, 1t is the common-sense kind !
OF ulster that saves you sickness and !
a doctors bill. 1t is double |
breasted model, 1S inches long, with
a generous sweep to the skirt, wide
storm collar that converts snugly
up to the neck, and is made of long
fibered all-wool materials 1.-THE only
fabrics worth having), in grays and
fancy mixtures.
A NY lover of odd and beautiful
~ art objects and furniture
should not fail to attend the |
auctions of the Philadelphia Art
Galleries. southeast corner Fifteenth
and Chestnut streets, which are man /
aged by Mr.. Reed II. Walmer, sue
cessor to NJ. Thomas & Sons. One
valuable collection after another is |
disposed of there, and advance in /
spection is cordially invited. This /,
week the effects of the late Charles |.
Nendig are being sold, the oil paint /
ings, water colors, ctchings and en- (
cravings by famous artists being
reserved for the last afternoon, /
Wednesday. Among the oils is
Venetian scene by Canaletto: a sta
Bile interior by Charles Jacuue, Justly !
celebrated for his painting of sheep; /
a landscape by George Inness; a
marine by William T. Richards and
q large canvas, "Thc Sheep Fold"
by c. Won Leemputten.
.NHE old-fashioned way of
having kitchen look neat and
clean was to stow pots and .
pans out of sight in dressers or cup
boards. That was when they were
made of iron or tin, and all the rub
bing and scrubbing in the world
would not restore them to their
original condition, which at best
was not ornamental. The new way
is to have utensils that are a ioy to
own, comfort to use and a pleasure
to look at; utensils that cannot crack
of, rust or burn, all of which is
with the Aluminium
Cooking Utensils, sold at the House
furnishing Store of j. Franklin
Miller, 1912 Chestnut street. Be-
sides the regular line of this ware
they carry pure aluminium waffle
rons, double roasters, griddles,
cooking and measuring
spoons, dredges and double omelet
pans.
on, and more and more gowns -
'ollins & Co., Chestnut and Tw1stth
evening and dinner dresses on view.
zen soft taffeta has a tight under
which is turned up on the right side,
which roses peep at intervals. The
luin trimming with bands over the
lst to below the waist, where the
gown is chic combination of navy
i skirt, full bodice, round neck and
beaded, with white chalk beads II.