Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
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seTNHERE is only one thing more
l. delightful than listening to
violin selection on the Solo
tone" said one of my friends re-
Gently, "'and that is playing with the.
record" Many people who play on
the violin, piano or other musical
instrument enjoy accompanying the
records. The phonograph is a great
help, too, to those studying music
A selection properly played. as it is
by the artists who make these rec
ords, gives one an idea of correct
time and rhythm which cannot be
acquired IN any other way than by
hearing the masters themselves.
The Solotonc Mfg. Co 1927 Chest
nut Street, will be very glad to play
for you any selection you NAV wish
to hear and to demonstrate to YOU
the superior qualities of the Solotonc.
ii AVE you been wondering
/ whether the laundress has de-
clded to take a vacation or is
just staying away to see how much
you will miss her? If you are YOU
will appreciate the merits of the
electric washer, and if YOU ask for
demonstration of the Bluebird Elec-
trio Clothes Washer, which is sold
by j. Franklin Miller, 1912 Chest
nut Street, you will be convinced
that the Bluebird is the machine YOU
should buy. The white enameled
cabinet encloses an extra large COP
per tub, which insurcs your clothes
against discoloration. The inside is
perfectly smooth, SO that there is
nothing to tear or wear the clothes
and the rock-a-bye action by which
the clothes arc dipped up and down
IN the seapy water is the quickest
and surest way for cleansing.
A/HETHER you are planning to
w spend a few weeks with a
party of friends at the shore
OF. expect to make a sightseeing"
trip, you will need a camera. The
box cameras, which can be had in all
sizes at Frank J. Curry's, S12 Chest
nut Street, are inexpensive and take
very good pictures, especially at the
shore, as the amount of LIGHT adj
mitted to the film upon exposure is
regulated. The fixed focus enables
even the most inexperienced nho.
tographer to secure good results
And when you return from your va
cation don't leave roll of films in
your camera and forget all about
them; Take them right to Curry's
and have your prints made. You
will be delighted with the quality of
the work, and if you desire to have
enlargements made you can find no
better place than Curry's.
TT is quite natural that no one who
has given up the comforts of
home life for the hardships of
llte IN the Army or Navy will want
you to forget that fact as soon as he
doffs, the khaki or the blue. So if
y"u know some one still in the serv-
ice or who has recently been dis
charged and, want to give him some
thing that will serve as a memento
long after he is out of uniform YOU
will be glad to know of playing
cards which ] saw the other day at
Bailey, Banks & Biddle's. They are
khaki or blue-backed and bear the
insignia of the various branches of
the service. Bailey's will engrave
the number of his division and com
pany on them. One officer who pre-
sented a pack to each of three com
panions with whom he had enjoyed
many a game during the past two
years, expressed the hope that they
might meet sometime again to use
them.
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