Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14
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remember the kitchen!
While you are refurbishing your
wardrobe and refurnishing the
mouse, buying a new suit of clothes
for yourself and a new suite of fur
nlture for the porch, don't forget that
the kitchen would like to share in the
new spring glories and that the
Housefurnishing Store of J. Franklin
Miller, 1912 Chestnut street, is the
place to get the utensils you are ac
ceustomed to having, plus all the
latest innovations and labor-saying
devices. that you ought to have. Pots
and pans in aluminium, tin. enamel
and pyreX for everyday PURPOSES
or extra frills like fancy vegetable
or fruit slicers, butter or jelly molds,
parsley cutters and ice-cream freez-
erss. Big pieces, too, like scuttles.
ash and garbage pals, ladders, re-
frigerators and many electric and
gas things for home needs.
N TOTHERS seem to be unaware,
lV that Oppenheim, Collins & Co.
Chestnut and 18th streets
have department for girls from six
years up, where adorable creations
are many. One linen frock of rose
pInk talso maize and poilu). with
Plalts on the side, is attached to
deep white linen guimpe. Suspen-
oers run over the shoulder with the
ends thrust through embroidered
Sits, while self-covered buttons and
clusters of hand-embroidered flowers
IN trenchy colors give it a note NJ
distinction: 1t comes in sizes 6 to 10
years: while another dainty modal
for girls from 10 to 16 is in white
rose or copen crepe de chine. In
these the full waist and skirt are ex-
quisitely smoked and hand on,
broidered in self-colors where thav
join the bands at the waist any any
round neckband. "''0
EiE Easter Hen (or is it the
/ Easter Bunny?) has been very
busy. laying eggs of all sorts
an ana conditions, so that neither the
klddles nor the Grown-ups need fear
any dearth this season. At f. Brad
ford Clarke Company, 1920 Chestnut
street, the confectionery counter is
fairly groaning under the goodies
that are heaped upon it, and II will
be case not only of "sweets to tha
sweet" but from the sweet. for tbe
young girl who presides is sweetlv
pretty and polite, and will pladJv
show you delicious cream and Cocoa,
nut chocolate eggs; eggs in boxes of
a dozen: soft Jelly eggs; scrumptions
big tutti-frutti eggs WEIGHING 10
o. OF. or o., in fancy boxes:
colored eggs and lots Of fancy
favors. And don't forget To orJny
YOUR Hot Cross Buns for Good Fri.
day!
r ASTER cards, really artistic
r ones, bearing greetings and
messages appropriate for everv
members of the family, or "friendIv,,
circle, are not easy to find, bI,t .t
Frank J: Curry's, 812 Chestnut
Street, they have an assortment
quite out OF the ordinary. One very
lovely card with violets seems almost
to be stepped in sunshine and dew:
quaint chicks, on another, dance the
latest "trot"; while the Easter hat
comes in for its usual share of fun,
There is also stunning line OF
fancy stationery, suitable for Easter
gifts, pretty boxes filled with deli
cately tinted (also white) paper OF
correspondence cards, some of the
boxes containing more than one
color. 1t is so much easier to make
ones selection in first class spe-
cialty shop like Curry's, that / won
der any one wastes time in depart
ment stores.