Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-25
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w stantly in the ascendant it
might be we'll to take thought
as to Christmas gifts, even at this
early date. Frank j. Curry, 812
Chestnut Street, has a number of
boxes of repriced stationery of ex-
cellent value, which would make use
ful as well as attractive gifts. A
number of leather novelties, includ-
ing photograph frames and writing
cases have been marked at lower
prices for the Semi-annual sale now
IN progress. Look them over when
you bring your films to Curry's to
be developed or to have enlarge
ments. made. If you have tai ken
some interesting snapshots while on
your vacation you will want to pre-
serve them, and if you take your
films to Curry's you can be sure that
developing and printing will be done
by specialists in this line.
4 FINE clock, in good running
~ order, is one of the essentials
in the furnishing of a room. A
fioor clock, or grandfather clock, as
they are sometimes called, is digni-
ned piece of furniture that lends
charm to almost any interior. These
clocks were introduced into England
IN the fourteenth century. Resides
indicating the passage Of time they
were fitted with mechanism for other
purposes, such as Indicating the
phases of the moon and the move
ments of the sun. Bailey, Banks g.
blddle Company have some ,particu-
larly fine specimens of The modern
clock of this type. Some of these
are fitted with chimes, which strike
the quarter, half hour and the hour
Inc dlals are in various styles and
many OF the cases are hand carved.
Inc name of Bailey, Banks & Biddle
20. on a clock insures you against
any disappointment as to quality of
material or workmanship.
SGT REALLY enjoy dusting to the
accompaniment of my " new vv
1927 Chestnut Street" remarked ~
Phlladelphia housewife recently.
You see, l am alone in the house
almost all day, and I arrange a con-
cert for myself while I am cleaning.
| used to play the piano great deal,
but find now that I haven't time
for more than few minutes prac-
tice each day, while with the Solo
tone playing | can accomplish a
great deal more, not only because I
can work while the record is PLAYING
but because can work faster. Nav,
be you don't believe that is so, hut
have you ever seen that moving pic
ture in which squad of paper-
hangers paper room to the accom-
paniment of lively tune on the
piano. 1t is the same principle ex-
actly, and of course, I don't play a
funeral march while | am dusting."
WITH the aid of a Universal
w Electric Grill you can cook
breakfast, or any other meal
for two or three persons, for that
matter, at the dining table. They
are most useful when preparing q
light supper after the theatre. One
of the Universal grills is adapted for
light baking and roasting, and an
other-an oblong grill-for broilinp.
frying. toasting and steWing. These
grills have four degrees of heat and
are easily regulated for each cooking
operation. They are heavily nickel,
plated and highly polished. Uni
versal electric appliances are we'll
known and you are probably using
one, at least, in your home, and
know that the name stands for ex-
cellence in materials and workman
ship. The grills and other electric
devices with varied uses are sold by
]. Franklin Miller, 1912 Chestnut
! Street.
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