Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-26
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FASTER bunnies of chocolate,
- wholesome and delicious, are be-
ginning to make their presence felt,
to judge from the rapturous express
slons on the faces of some of the
kiddies whom have seen recently in |
fahn- -McDonnell's store, at i5O8
Chestnut street. One of these at
each small plate on Easter morning
will be the source of no end of de-
light. The hollow chocolate eggs
filled with chocolates and bonbons
look most tempting, too. They have
also the chocolate cream eggs and
the cream cocoanut eggs, and it,
means so much to the youngsters if
they discover their own names on
them that it is really worth while
making certain of having this done,
so you should leave your order early.
All of these Easter candies and eggs
are made in Yahn G. McDonnell's
own factory above their store.
liver so many people are planning
- to send their Easter greetings
this year on stationery appropriate
to the season, and what could be
daintier than the lavender and
lavender-and-white letter paper at
the store of Bailey, Banks G. Biddle
Company? When your stationery
bears the name of this firm it means,
of course, that it is Of the very finest
quality. Those who prefer sending
Easter cards will find truly exquisite
ones at Bailey's. Many Of them are
hand-colored, and all voice the senti-
ments which we wish to convey at
this season. A box of stationery is
a most appropriate Easter gift, and
a visit TO the stationery department, ;
which, by the way, has been enlarged
during the past year. will suggest to
you many possibilities.
THERE'S a surprise awaiting YOU
= in the excellent values in spring
footwear which ! have discovered in
the seCond-hoor shop of Del Mar &
Co., at 1911 Chestnut street. A dark
brown walking oxford that is dis
tlnctive in character has comfort
able-lookng military heels, which
invite to pleasant hikes along coun-
try roads. The snug-ftting one
eyelet ties, which have the 1.-the
grace of the French shoes combined
with the smartness characteristic of
our own American models, are
charming in brown or dull black
leather. They look so we'll with the
spring tailleur or the one-piece
dress. Patent leather pumps, which
are really indispensable if one would
be correctly dressed, are remarkably
reasonable in price at the Del Mar
shop.
A n INTERESTING article on up
a holstered furniture in the cur
rent number of a woman's magazine
contains timely hints on methods of
knowing good furniture from that of
poor quality. ITO test upholstered
furniture, sit on it," advises this
writer. "If it is soft and billowy,
yet firm and resilient, it is well built.
If it has life and vitality, if it seems
to welcome you as you settle into it
and assists you to leave with equal
alacrity, it is a well-upholstered
piece Of furniture" So we'll do these
words describe the English Down
Furniture made by H. D. Dougherty
& Co., 1882 Chestnut street, that l
can do no better than quote them.
It pays in the end to buy from a re-
liable house, and one good piece is
worth two "sutes" of doubtful origin.
a thing of bouffant draperies and of
S the dainty little affair of navy blue
hop, 1920 Chestnut street. II was a
as they are wearing in Paris, without
YER, with a narrow ribbon girdle of
y pleated ruffies give it delightfully."-
IT organdie, tucked and lace trimmed.
IVY crepe Georgette, weighted heavily
r-web pattern. The styles are exelu-
'p," yet they are moderately priced.
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