Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
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CTOP! Look! and Listen! If you
- do not heed this warning You
~ will be in danger of forgetting
that the last call for Easter confec-
tionery has been sounded, and with
out box of delicious Cheri Assorted
Chocolates that day would lack
much sweetness. Put up in attrac-
tive lib. and 1a-lb. boxes, or in
fancy old-fashioned hand-painted tin
oanisters, their delicate favors and
well-selected varieties will please
the most fastidious. They are sold
at the Cheri Restaurants, 124 So.
18th street and 1872 So. 18th street
land will be later at 1904 Chestnut
street), where there are other
tempting things to eat. Leaves Of
the tenderest lettuce, carefully ar
ranged in a circle, glowing slice
of real Hawaiian pineapple in the
center, with heart of mayonnaise,
celery and chopped nuts, is one
savory and ornamental dish.
THE cunningest fuzzy white
Bunnies and the downiest yell
low Chicks, fraternizing to-
gether or separate; wee pairs of
Cinderella-like slippers, tiny baskets
of eggs, motto bonbons, the latest
style Easter bonnets, solid silver (?)
candlesticks and paper dolls in va
rious costumes, all on disks of choco-
late, are few favors at E. Brad
ford Clarke Company, 1920 Chest
nut street, that would delight little
Billy or big sister Sue. No eggs,
you say? Oh! yes, plenty. The
best quality chocolate, with cream,
cocoanut or tutti-frutti filings. Soft
jelly eggs and delicately colored
eggs favored with pineapple, lemon,
strawberry, violet and rose. And
the prettiest of fancy boxes, heart
shaped, square or long, decorated
with punches of painted or artificial
violets.
MANY music lovers who enjoy
N the performances Of gifted
pianists are not always in
position to attend their recitals, but
to be thus deprived of one of the
greatest of pleasures is entirely un-
necessary when the Steinway Duo
Art Pianola faithfully reproduces
the finest interpretations of the
worlds master pianists and makes
the rarest examples of pianism
available in the home, for the Duo
Art, in connection with the wonder
full Steinway Grand or Upright
Piano, is the greatest combination
of the age. The Sterling PLAYER
Piano is another satisfactory instru-
ment carried by N. Stetson & Co.,
III Chestnut street. Like the Duo
Art, it may be used for hand play-
ing or with records, and it's moder-
ate price and good quality have
made it one of the most popular Of
player-pianos.
n PERPETRATORS at this sea-
X son of the year become impor-.
= tant, and few "chilled' facts
about "The Eddy" should not be
amiss. While it is said to be the
original refrigerator, it has spent its
" years of existence in continual
self-improvement. and the high, the
low. the rich and the poor have bene-
fitted by its quality, durability,
economy of refrigeration and sizes
that fit all homes and apartments.
"The Mckee Refrigerators." too,
have proved their worth, with their
double walls; perfect circulation of
air, obtained by practical arrange
ment of the ice rack and air flues:
rounded corners and seamless lin
ings. But to know all the good
points of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and de-
eide between them visit must be
paid to the Housefurnishing Store Of
j. Franklin E1iller, 1912 Chestnut
| street.
er makes the hanIsomest and most
and far from depreciating with age,
passing year. And if you think the
anks & Biddle Company and look over
t and largest in America, if not in the
Services alone occupy case after case,
,es, and all are the work of the most
Many of the sets are accurate copies
would not like to start housekeeping
ca Service, beautiful reproduction Of
triot whose famous ride "kindled the
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