Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

GPEAKING OF ne maldlesS
breakfast, one of the most
~ practical things that I've seen
vet Is the Armstrong Table Stove,
m which you can cook three things
A. once. Think of having a break
Fast of deliciously crisp bacon, eggs
dome lust right, and toast Drowned
tn nerfection--all in five minutes.
And this isn't fairy tale. II really
c.n be done--and right at the table.
The Armstrong Stove is equipped
v;tb a complete set of aluminium
utensils. II has a set Of four egg
Cnps with rack, deep boiling pan,
large griddle, or frying pan, toast
inc drawer and a broiling plate. The
nl1o slips on or Off with an easy
,Ittnc motion. Ask to see the
Armstrong Table Stove at the store
Of !. Franklin Miller, 1912 Chest
nut Street.
n COFF as we will, we cannot
sidestep the fact that this is an
~ age in which individuality and
personality count for great deal.
One can very often picture to
oneself just how person
viii look and act from
letter which one has received. Some
t;nos the conclusion is wrong one.
Nevertheless, a first impression is
lasting one, and one cannot af-
rord TO appear at disadvantage
smplv because one has not given
iorethoucht to the selection Of ones
stationery. This soliloquy was in
,S,t - hn 10 tnn
department of Bailey, Banks e. Bid
de Company One can be certain
that one has the latest and most cor.
roct thing in stationery if it comes
from the store of Bailey, Banks &
Riddle Company.
T/ ORAKO KrinkIe Krepe is a
X cloth suggestive Of the cos
AA tunes worn by the Bedoun
Shcikhs. 1t is soft, and pliable and
does not wrinkle, so it is an ideal
material for mems scarfs, and that
is exactly what it is being used
for. as witness those at the store Of
Jacob Reeds Sons, 1424-26 Chestnut
Street They come in a variety OF
rood coors. Scarfs Of English
corded silk, which saw at the
same store. come in extraordinarily
rich color combinations. This silk
is we'll known for its wearing quail
tv, and these scsrfs arc made in
NAT narrow graduated shape so
veil adapted 10 the closc-front col
!ar Reeds also. have some new
rarhlon.knit scarfs in heather cf-
rccts with an invisible check. These
arc very good-looking.
JTAVF, you seen those Honey Dew
II Melons from South Africa at
i Henry r. .Hallowcll & Sons
tore, Broad Street below Chestnut?
This is the first time in five years
that they have been obtainable at this
,eason. They will last only short
while longer, and it will be months
before our native melons arrive
Huge Cabazona Pineapples have just
arrived at Hallowell's from Porto
Rico and are particularly delicious
Strawberries are coming from Lou
isiana now and arc really very fine
Bcurrc d'Anjou Pears and the Win
,rr Nelis Pears, old-timc favoriteS
with a great many people, arc still
Nbtainablc. and Cherries. the first OF
Inc season, have been shipped and
should be here within week. Halo
wells guarantee safe delivery OF
their fruits to points 1000 miles dis
tant
q OMETHING new and different
- in the way Of handkerchiefS
~ for men are those imported
from France by Macdonald & Camp
hell. Of 1334-36 Chestnut Street,
They are hand -hemmed or hand
hemstitched. and have borders in
unusual and delightful shades, such
as blue, orange, rose, green and
purple. Some have solid borders
others show dots, stripes or plaids
The French are most skillful in
handling dyes, and these fine hand
kerchiefs are evidence Of that facil'
ity. ! might mention that the
linen of which they arc made is
very finely woven, so you can see
that they are a worthwhile invest
r1cnt, and ! am sure that you vii
agree with me that they are quite
he most attractive handkerchief
nat you have seen in long time
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