Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-24
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~ ness troubles? If so, use the
"Pomerantz Special" which is made
up at A. Pomerantz & Co., 1926
Chestnut street. These 3x5 white
Index Record Cards are of the best
quality index stock, and are all "ro-
tary cut" which insures every one
being made precisely to size, with
not fractions difference. Though
of medium weight, they are extra
tough and flexible, will stand much
handling, have excellent erasing
qualities and come in seven rulings:
Plain, Horizontal, Globe, Standard,
Correspondence, Journal and Ledger.
Pomerant zalso stock cards in COL
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ART collectors are rejoicing over
~ the rare opportunity they will
- have tomorrow, March 25, of
acquiring magnificent examples of
celebrated masters Of old and mod
ern schools. From the collections
of William A. Cunningham and
Colonel r. B. Murphy, of Virginia,
this sale will be the most important
one ever held here, and will take
place at 2 o'clock in the Philadelphia
Art and Auction Rooms, S. E. cor.
18th and Chestnut streets. Con-
spicuous among the valuable paint
ings are works of John Constable,
Corot, Diaz. Charles Jaaue, George
Moreland, Rembrandt, Sir Joshua
Reynolds. H. w. Ranger, Rubens,
Trovon, Velasquez, Van Dyck and A.
H. Wyant. March 26 there will be a
sale of jewels from the estates of
Joseph Barnett and Samuel w. Fres-
coin, including emeralds, pearls and
diamonds.
TONG after war bread ceased to
be our daily dread, crackers
- continued to be decidedly below
par, but at last all those unpalatable
substitutes have disappeared, and at
E. Bradford Clarke & Co., 1920
Chestnut street, there is full and
delicious assortment of new crackers,
all made of good straight wheat flour
(no mixtures), baked to a turn and
unsurpassingly good to eat at meals
or between meals. All.the Old stand
bys have turned up again, with new
varieties to serve with afternoon tea.
or ice cream, and are sold either
loose by the pound or in sealed air
tight, dustproof packages. Those
who like nutritious whole wheat
crackers find the Wheatsworth par,
ticularly tasty, and the delicate un.
leaven Matzoths, or Passover Bread
ID large waters to a package, are
also appetizing.
VTIEAKLINGS of any kind, stant
w small chance of survival ir
W these days of hard knocks
; from all sides, especially knocks
from the hands and feet of ruthles.
, Knights of the Ash or Garbag,
Cans. Every one is aware how de
structive these collectors are, We
, they persistently buy weak cans, in
stead of going to the Housefurnish
, ing Store of J. Franklin Miller, 161.
Chestnut street, and purchasing ,
: De Witt Corrugated Galvanized Asl
. Can or Garbage Pail. These com,
; in three sizes each, with tight
fitting lids, which make them air
: tight. fireproof and cat and do,
, proof. Being equipped with han
dies, they are easy to carry about
/ and, though more expensive tina,
some cans, they are cheaper in tn
, long run, for their superior qualit,
/. makes them virtually indestructible
Arabic, Persian and Mongol invader
was constantly traversed b,
heir impress on the country. and in tn
hich. however, their designs and color
urkoman influence predominating. A
ct, there are number Of fine 5x3 fee
ues, reds or browns, sometimes with
relieve the somberness. Geometricf
many of which are divided into two o
lighter Or darker shades, and all hay
assed richness.
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