Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-15
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ITH fall weddings as popu-
w lar as ever, the question of
wedding stationery is COM
ing in for u large share of attention,
for it is important to have everything
OF the finest quality for this most
important event. The name of Bailey,
Banks & Biddle on your wedding sta
tlonery, as well as on your jewelry,
stands for quality supreme. Ali
sheets, cards, inside and outside en-
velopes of invitations and
ments are of the same color, texture
and finish. The Modified Roman let
tering and the King Pattern, which is
a solid black lettering, arc two of the
newest styles and look very well on
the paneled paper, which is of the
purest white obtainable. Envelopes
can be shipped Immediately upon re-
ceipt of order, so that they may be
directed and postage stamps affixed.
GGNTOTHER, if you hang that
vi silly picture of the dog
begging for a cracker over
the mantel in the library, IIl-weIl,
III do something Desperate" declared
Alice.
That's right, Mother, while it's
down let it stay down." chirped
Jimmy, the irrepressible.
children, if your mother wants
that picture in the library, it's going
to stay there" warned Father, "but
while you are house cleaning,
Mother, you might have those prints
that | bought last year framed. You
could use n Of them in the hall and
several in the library. Take them to
Frank j. Curry, at 612 Chestnut
Street. Take along the films that
we used on that trip to the Poconos.
You're sure of good work if you take
them to Curry's."
ELL, Mother, thank good
w ness, the theatres will soon
be open. Perhaps, then
Wen have a chance at the S~olotone,"
said Father as he unfolded the even
ing paper. Sounds of feet jazzing
to dance music floated up the stair
way. "If that keeps up all winter"
he groaned, inclining an ear in the
direction whence the sounds proceed
ed, well have to betake ourselves
to 1927 Chestnut Street and buy us
another monograph. Well keep it
IN the library and turn the other n
over to the youngsters. Extrava-
gance, did you say? It's the only
way We'll ever be able to eniov q
quiet evening with Beethoven or
Chopin. So you can come downtown
with me in the morning and ask the
Solotone Manufacturing Company to
show you some of the new models"
THINE was when the Jelly didn't
"Jell" and we made more of the
same kind, but with prices of
fruit as high as they are at present
we cannot be so reckless. We can,
however, insure ourselves against
such misfortune by purchasing a
thermometer specially designed for
making accurate temperature tests
in jelly making, canning and preserv-
ing. A set of three thermometers;
an oven thermometer, one for jelly
making and a sugarmeter for use
when making candy can be purchased
at j. Franklin Miller's, 1912 Chest
nut Street. The thermometers really
pay for themselves many times over
in the satisfaction of knowing just
when to take your candy or preserves
from the stove and the exact moment
when your owe is at the right tenn
perature for biscuits or cake.
a warm spot in our hearts for the
mes when nothing else quite fills the
be delighted to know that the Cheri
rect, and 1872 South Fifteenth Street,
1t includes Roast Prime Ribs
tuffed Potato and Mixed Salad with
ting and tastes even better than it
specials, such as Guinea Hen Outlet,
,r Braised Beef with Spaghetti and
luncheon dishes. A cup Of coffee is
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