Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
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, would make a really worthwhile
gift. Then there are the more
expensive cases Of gold, simple in
design, but of excellent workman
ship. / liked, too, cigarette case
of hammered silver, which does not
show scratches. For evening wear
there. are cigarette cases Of heavy
black striped silk, with an edge of
gold.
THOSE who know whereof they
l. speak are exclaiming with joy
over their discovery of the most de-
licious of hard candies. Many of us
who appreciate flavor have been pay
ing quite high prices for hard can
dies rather than buy a tasteless
assortment of cheap candies. But
there is really no need to do either
when you can have delicious,
wholesome hard candies from the
stores of Edouard d. Kruse Com
pany, 100 South Eleventh Street and
1908 Baltimore Avenue, at so cents
pound. In this assortment YOU
may have Buttercups, with filings
OF chocolate, peanut butter, cocoa
nut and caramel; squares of butter
scotch, cinnamon and chocolate; Prin-
cess cuts; Gooseberries, which we
used to call sour balls, and delicious
squares, which they call souffles.
THE wrap that can be worn both
L in the afternoon and evening has
much to be said for it, and what is
more practical and more luxurious
at one and the same time than the
fur wrap. A lovely wrap of squirrel
or rich-looking dolman of seal are
in good taste for all formal occa-
sions. At the store of Bonwit, Teller
& Company, Chestnut and Thir-
teenth Streets, l saw two wonderful
squirrel wraps. One made on
straight and simple lines, was topped
by a generous cape collar. Its lin
ing was of peacock-blue satin and
blue and gold brocade. The other,
on more ample lines, had a paneled
front and a huge cape collar. A
dolman of Hudson Seal had wide
bands of opossum for its collar and
the cuffs that edged its mandarin
sleSyes.
|0NE gift that a woman always
~ appreciates is a pretty blouse.
This year the costume blouse, which,
with the suit skirt, really forms a
most effective and practical. after
noon costume, is very much in favor.
l saw some lovely examples of this
type of blouse at The Blum Store,
1910 Chestnut Street. A brown
Georgette, trimmed with ecru and
attractively beaded, was $3.50. and
a navy Georgette, embroidered with
gold thread, was $19.75. One at
tractive blouse was of navy chiffon
velvet combined with navy and
henna Georgette. Specially priced
at So was a little Georgette blouse,
with braided collar and a braided
band about the bottom. It comes in
navy, gray, pink, nankin blue, peach
and tan and is really a most ex-
ceptional value.
HAVEN'T you often wished that
IL your thermos bottle held about
four times as much as it does and
had an opening three inches wider9
Just think of having thermos CON
tainer with capacity of one gallon,
which will hold either solids or
liquids! The Aladdin Thermalware
Jar is an all-purpose thermal con-
tainer with thousand-and- one
uses. You can take it with YOU on
auto trips, on hunting trips and mic
mics, you can pack ice cream or fried
chicken in the jar and serve them
ice cold or piping hot, as the case
may be. The four-inch opening
makes it easy to empty and easv
to clean. And it is specially con,
structed to withstand rough treat
ment. You will find It at the store
Of J. Franklin Mi9er, 1912 Chestnut
Street. F1l