Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

7 HAVE good news for those of you
1 who like sports clothes that are
distinctive and a bit better than
the average. A. G. Spalding & Bros,
1910 Chestnut Street, have reduced
their good-looking sports suits Of
imported tweeds. Some are double
breasted models with plain back and
narrow belt, others have an inverted
plait in back. Some are tuxedo mod
els. They are in such attractive
colors as light blue, green, brown
and lavender heather mixtures.
Jersey suits, just right for southern
wear, have patch pockets and
narrow belts. They come in blue,
brown and green heather and in
navy and black. Those wonderfully
smart looking Scotch plaid skirts
have been reduced, too.
pERHAPS you've heard father
L mention the fact that he needs
a new lounging robe, or perhaps he
hasn't mentioned it at all, but needs
It just the same. 1t is the thought
ful gift that is most appreciated, and
because he probably wouldn't buy it
Tor himself it will be doubly welcome
on Christmas morning. At the store
Of Macdonald & Campbell, 1334-36
Chestnut Street, saw some very
good-looking dressing gowns and
lounging robes. These luxurious
gowns Of brocades and velvets and
silks in rich, dark colors, cut with
all the care Of a fitted coat, are
serviceable as we'll as comfortable.
They make an excellent gift, too, for
bachelor brother who is given to
spending quiet evenings with book
and pipe.
HAVE you ever examined closely
- the Polished Girdle Diamond,
you who admire exquisite Jewels ?
II you have not you will be inter-
ested in seeing it at the store of
Bailey, Banks & Biddle Company.
You will appreciate the fineness of
the cutting and the wonderful bril-
lance of this gem. If you should
happen to be the possessor Of fine
diamond take it with you and COM
pare it with the Polished Girdle
Diamond. You will appreciate, then,
she super--excellence Of this stone.
settings for these diamonds have
been designed by artists who appre-
ciate the exquisite beauty of the
stones. Fairy-like traceries of plati-
mum in delicate designs form fitting
calyxes for these gems and enhance
much their beauty.
WHEN one is buying such an i'm
W ,portant addition to the things
OF the household as a phonograph
one wants to be sure that it will
give Joy in the year to come as we'll
as ~ at the time of its presentation.
lou don't want to purchase a ma
chlne which you will have to discard
when newer models prove their su-
perlority. The Perfek'tone Corpora
tion, 1923 Chestnut Street, considers
.one the most important quality of
me monograph. AS a result of
thelr efforts directed to the end of
producing the phonograph with the
perfect tone, they have developed the
cushioned reproducer, a reproduce,
Vi non-resonant material. II is pat
@rned after the human throat and
ne quality of its tone is not only
superior to that of any other phono-
graph but it will become even more
mellow as time goes on.
UDAf | saw a gift for a man
mat ought to prove most accept.
,n,Oe,Ia ,eIa cigarette case of silve,
maid with red-gold and green-gold
sulPes. 1t was thin model which
would take up very little room in
me- pocket. At the store of Var
Susen 4 Stokes, 1923 Chestnut
s'a, ss'!reet, where l saw this case.
ms,oS stoSered that one can buy also q
sams s" .t pox and belt buckle Of the
'%e style and design. The three
THE CHESTNUT 81