Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
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CPICE is the variety of life, no
matter what form it assumes.
~ Without it the world would be
very tame world indeed, and as for
our "eats,' can you imagine ginger
cake without ginger, cinnamon bun
without cinnamon or pepperpot with
out pepper? Even the ancient bar
barians who captured Rome and de-
manded bags of pepper as part ran
som valued it, and though now
common commodity, it is not always
good, but E. Bradford Clarke Com
pany, 1920 Chestnut street, keeps a
supply of the freshest of spices: pep
pers, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and
allspice, all well selected before
grinding and guaranteed to contain
all the essential oils. Their favoring
extracts, too, are of the finest.
Vanilla from the best bean-the
Mexican; lemon, orange, almond and
rose water and orange-fower water
for cakes, not baths.
DETTY annoyances are as wear
ing as dripping water on a
stone. Every day we hear some
harassed matron bemoaning the fact
that the summer house must be re-
opened and that both it and the
town house must be cleaned, but
that many of her household equip
ments are lost, stolen or strayed.
1t is not alone the expense of re-
newal that irritates her, but also
the bother of running from place to
place to replenish. This is when
the House Furnishing Store of 7.
Franklin Miller, 1912 Chestnut
street, proves invaluable, for every
Imaginable housekeeping necessity
IS there: step-ladders, pals, busters,
brooms, carpet sweepers, vacuum
cleaners, dustpans. chamois and
feather and hair brushes. not forget
ting the tuft brush, handy for clean
ing upholstery or out-of-the-way
corners.
CPRlNG suitings have been made
- up. into the smartest of spring
suits, and at Ferro & Co., Inc.
Chestnut street at Juniper, are ready
tor the, inspection of the particular
men who are experiencing difficulty
IN hndlng garments to their taste.
Lots OF young men, middle-aged men
ana older men have already made
their selection from the comprehen-
slVee stock, for they know the STYLES
to be authoritative: the tailoring to
be flrst class: the fabrics to be the
6est imported all-wool Tweeds and
Homespuns and the prices to he
reasonable. Browns and green's
seem to ,predominate. but all the
wanted shades are there. One NJ
the favorite models for young men Is
a Double Breaster, cut on the new
est lines, but there are also ex-
tremely smart one-button and two
button Sack Coat Suits.
IF YOU want to buv the hest
Piano in the world, the hest
monograph in the world and
the best moderately priced Piano in
the world go to N. Stetson & Co.,
I'LL Chestnut street. There is
hardly any need to tell you that the
first is the Steinway, the second The
New Edison and the third the
Sterling, and that in their line each
is supreme. The renowne4 Steinwav
Piano, with its rare beauty of tone
quality and its enviable internat;nnaI
>PNesAoi'' SoiiSo III beautiful ma
hogany cases of classic design.
three sizes of Upright and five Of
Grand. The New Edison Phono-
graph, like every marvel produced
by the genius of Edison, is unsur-
passed in all details, while the
Sterling Upright Piano, noted for its
excellent workmanship, tone and re-
markable wearing qualities, is in
creasingly in demand.
metrical designs in Caucasian rugs
ce than to our sentiments until we
esplt of haphazard thought and that
olic, date back thousands of years to
and Babylonians. In Cabestan rugs
yh some show both Persian and Mon
/, 1924 Chestnut street, there is new
in all .colors, running from 2Ia to 3
e field of one are alternating mahop-
!, with queer conventional birds and
border are tan and brown star sha pes.
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