Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
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JUST because you rocked YOUR in
fants to sleep, bathed them in
tin tubs and dressed them on
vonr lap, don't imagine vour grand
oaoles can be treated in any such
careless manner. They start life
with new and sanitary set of regu-
lations and equipments, the latter of
winch can be bought nowhere bet
tar than in the Rabv napnrtment of
the II. D. Dougherty Company, 1882
Chestnut street. Cribs and bassi-
nets (nonrockable) with the highest
quality mattresses. Rubber bath
tubs, with a plug outlet for the
water, on frames that raise them off
the floor and can be folded up when
not IN use. Good substantial folding
canvas tables to Law baby upon while
being dressed. Scales with com
Portable couch-shaped wicker baskets
attached. High chairs, toilet chairs,
Riddle Hoops and Carioles.
TAS any one told YOU about the
II newest electrically driven pho
nograph, "The Clayola"? II
certainly is a marvel. and nearly
half the price Of any electric instru-
ment heretofore put on the market
n. Stetson & Co., I'LL Chestnut
street, its so le agents in Philadel-
phia, are enthusiastic over its su-
perb tone qualities, beautiful ma
hogany case and general construc-
'tlon. II can be used with any cur
rent. direct or alternating, has an
absolutely noiseiess motor, requires
no winding to start it and has a lit
tie electric lamp to light up the rae
ord turntable. The hornlike spruce
sounding board is like a pianos. and
the pianissimo stop is unusuallv fine
reducing the volume of the tones
without vibrations; but, best of all,
IL plays every make of record
equally well, and is instantly
changeable from one to the other.
HANE you ever been to a big
II factory and seen them smok-
ing fish? The process is slow.
but sure, and when the doors of the
ovens are opened for your inspec-
ton, and you see row after row of
,nlcy, meatv fish hanpino there. vor
do not. wonder at the big demand
there is for them at E. Bradford
Clarke Company. 1920 Chestnut
street. Here all the favorite break
tast and supper varieties are tn be
found in the best qualities. Whole
finnan Haddies. good for broiling,
or IN white, fiaky pieces lin glass
lars) Tor creaming. Yarmouth
Bloaters, tasty and appetizing
Splendid cuts Of beautiful pink Sal
mon, sold by the pound. Extra-fine
Burlington Red Roe Herring. four 10
a bunch, and Kippered White Fjsh
containing fewer bones than herring
"l~' adv cooked and requiring heat
ing only.
CHERI. Cheri! II the call of that
tender little French word has
ever reached you, you will un-
derstand why the two Charming
Cheri Restaurants, 124 South I3tb
street and 1872 South 18th street. so
quickly twined themselves around
our hearts. but though the name
may have first attracted us, IL could
not have held us had we not found
there the very best quality food at
moderate prices, and such pastryi
The kind sold in the smart pats
series Of Paris. plus all the kinds
that Mother used to make" And
then the Cheri Chocolatesi Deli
cious assorted confections, in dainty
boxes, already known from coast 10
coast. With these three irresistible
attractions, do you wonder their
success has been so great that an
other Cheri is to be opened. after
extensive alterations. at 1904 Chest
nut street?
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