Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-21
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luea tnaC no novelties are to be
had in kitchen utensils, Just
step into the Housefurnishing Store
of j.. Franklin Miller, 1912 Chestnut
street, and look around. Did YOU
know that there are kitchen knives
made entirely of glass? They are
ground to a sharp edge, and are or
slice fruits ESPECIALLY lemons) to
perfection, without leaving any dis
c%oloration. Hard boiled q and
beets, however, have a special slicer
of their own, a simple little polished
aluminium affair, whose eight coarse
wires by one movement cut the egg
into as many neat slices; some a v
ing of time and labor when garnish-
ing dishes. Another little contri-
vance, looking like a miniature lawn
roller or grass cutter, minces pars-
ley or cuts noodles with its sharp
knives when rolled back and forth.
TT YOU are an ordinary mortal,
humanity impatient when hungry
and do not are to sit in restau-
rants waiting to be served, then try
the Knickerbocker Cafeteria. "a
South Fifteenth street. No waiting
for walters in this "self-serve" Res
taurant. You simply take a tray
help yourself. And such appetiz-
ing things as they have in tempting
variety! You select a comfortable
table-judging from the expression
on the faces there, you'll be happy.
It's hard to say which enjoys this
form of service the more-the men
or the wonderland you meet every
one you know. Being under the
management of the renowned Kug-
ler's Restaurant Company, the food
and cooking are of the best, the por-
tions ample and all at cafeteria
prices.
HILE shopping in E. Brad
w ford Clarke Company, 1920
Chestnut street, my interest
was aroused by seeing man after
man come up to the cigar counter,
make his purchase and go his way.
Curiosity made me listen to learn
which among all the brands dis
played were the favorites and l dis
covered that nearly every request
was for the famous GEL Grifo." the
Horace Binney" or "The Bradford"
Of course. / then asked questions
and found that though they now
have plenty of these three popular
and excellent cigars, they were en-
tirely cleaned out at Christmas, and,
owing to shortage of labor, the new
stock was delayed in arriving. The
first two brands are manufactured in
Tampa, Fla, the last by one of our
best local concerns, and all are of the
finest Havana tobacco and of a per-
feet "tea" color.
HILE you are taking advan-
w tage Of February to refur-
nish, why not also refurbish
the babies room, for the new baby
cannot always use the old baby's
"hand-me-downs" nor "a the old
baby always share its furniture with
the new arrival. At H. D. Dougherty
Company, 1882 Chestnut street,
there is everything possible for the
comfort and convenience of the
youngest member of the household.
Bassinets on Dutch wheels. which
are easily moved from place to
place, come untrimmed or NAV be
tiia ihiiBty tiiiihiCu " OTueT. SllDS
in different styles, fitted with lux
urious mattresses. Dainty little
wicker wardrobes in ivory or white
finish, with five drawers on one side
and a hanging closet on the other.
Baby dressers in wicker, the top
compartment for toilet articles, the
lower for garments and baby bas-
kets of every size and description.
deprivation to many to be unable to
he war reduction in production made
to accommodate even those
ice the thousands Of music students
d Conservatives for instruction and
, who prefer renting to owning were
instrument. But conditions are fast
Z Co., I'LL Chestnut street, are once
,way and Sterling pianos. Any one
n than six months should seriously
an, whereby each monthly payment
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