Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
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TT HAS been said that "a noble
soul has no other merit than to
be a noble soui," but the New
Edison, the "Phonograph with a
Soul. is not only its own noble soul.
but the re-created soul of hundreds
OF. peerless artists, whose noblest
efforts have been caught and re-
tanned by this marvellous instiu-
ment. Its Diamond Discs, capable
OF recording about 500 more music
thai! other records of equal size, re-
produce symphony movements i'm
possible on talking machines, and
artists living voices cannot be de-
tected from the Re- e-Creation of them,
though the tests have been made
time and again, before more than
100000 music lovers. But the best
way to understand and appreciate
all the wonders of a New Edison
Diamond Disc Phonograph is to hear
one at N. Stetson & Co., I'LL Chest
mt street. -
TIE, OR she, "who runs may
II read" that I am strong
u hearted bachelor-maid, devoid
of sentiment. yet why, when l go to
South 18th street and 1872 South 10th
street, do | invariably choose dish
with the wooing name "Cheri"
adorning it like dew does rose?
They have a wonderfully long menu
to select from (and will have at the
new branch. 1904 Chestnut street),
with "popular prices for particular
people" but yesterday I forgot to
eat ANYTHING solid when Chocolate
"Cheri' Ice Cream Cake beckoned.
Two layers of sponge cake. ice cream
between, thick chocolate sauce
poured over and finished off with
nuts and cherries, makes a delicate
dessert not soon forgotten. especially
if box of Cheri Assorted Choco-
lates goes home with one.
NO MORE tiresome turning of
~ cranks in making ice cream.
The Auto Vacuum Freezer.
sold by the Housefurnishinp Store
of j. Franklin Miller. 1912 Chestnut
street. does it without this trouble,
and in thirty minutes produces
palatable frozen desserts and ice
creams: 1t comes in one and two
quart sizes, and every unnecessary
feature has been eliminated: no
crank to turn, no paddles or parts
to clean and no danger of spelling
sfhe cream with salt. All that is re,
2uuired for the freezing process is
ice crushed fine and coarse salt
which must fill the ice chamber com,
pletely, the air space around the
cream chamber then doing the work.
Before setting out on an auto trim
fill the freezer. take it along. and at
lunch aNnice dish of ice cream will he
ready.
TOR rain or shine. for shine or
n rain, the modish "Scotch Mists."
sold by Ferro e. Co., Inc, Chest
nut street at Juniper. are equally
good. Wearing one of these useful
and serviceable double-duty over
coats, you will be we'll dressed on q
sunny day, yet need not dread a sud-
den April shower. as they are ner-
fectly rainproof. The all-wool cloth
of which they are made. is woven
by the Scots after their own for
mula, imported and manufactured bv
but one firm. and can only be pro-
cured in Philadelphia at one sbon
Ferro's. The models, cominU in
light. medium and heavy weight are
right up to date, and they are called
"Scotch Mists" because thew are
mostly misty Scottish mixtures
which will not wet through. ever in
a. real Scotch mist, the most nenal
trating and insidious of all mists.
r AZlLY swinging in hammock
on hot summer dav, the buzz
and drone of the busy LITTLE
honeybees as they go about their
work of slipping sweetness from
every blossom. is rather aunovin1
but months later we are onlv too
glad to eat the fruit of their laborS
on hotcakes, bread or in a dozen
other ways. At E. Bradford Clarke
Companv. 1920 Chestnut street tbev
sell the Pure Strained Honey in 60
to 2-lb. jars. Also Honey in reai
combs. made by bees, not machinery
one of the delicious GAL Aireline
Bee" Products. from Ohio. the bonoe
of the Honey Bee: most economical
nourishing and wholesome for chill
dren, used instead of syrup in COOL
ing, and natures offering, UNCHANGED
by the hand of man, from the flower
through the bee to you. i
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