Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-14
TO MEN who are considering

TO MEN who are considering
the purchase Of outing trousers
and their name is legion at
this time of year--I would COM
mend the offerings Of Macdonald &
Campbell, 1334-36 Chestnut Street.
They have good-looking white fan
nels and white serges and the striped
fannels which so many men like and
which look so we'll with their sepa-
rate Norfolk coats. Then, there are
serviceable gray flannels and tan
khakis. In the lighter-weight ma
terials there are white gabardines,
white cotton ducks, white linen
crashes and white khakis. The
white corduroys are we'll liked, too
Some men prefer knickerbockers for
sport wear, ana Macdonald & Camp
bell are showing these in wash ma
terials, as we'll as in the lightweight
woolens.
n XQUISITE in color and alto
r. gether luscious are the gor-
geous fruits in Hallowell's
Gift-Baskets. The baskets them
selves are attractively hand-painted
in colors which rival the gayest of
Natures own, and artisticallv ar
ranged in them are huge California
Cherries; Red Cheek Apples,
beautifully colored and as deli
cious as they look; Florida Honey
Peaches, which are as sweet
as their name implies; delicious
California Apricots and other lus-
Cious fruits. These Gift-Baskets Of
Fruit make delightful gifts for a
weekend hostess, and are appro.
pirate for occasions where a gift OF
more permanence would be out OF
place. Henry R. Hallowell & Son
Broad Street below Chestnut, guar
antee safe delivery to any point
within 1000 miles Of Philadelphia.
[ITHETHER you are a new
w bride moving into a new
' house, or housewife OF
many years experience, you viii
find Old English Wax just about
the most practical thing you car
use on your floors. 1t gives a prac'
teal, durable finish, and is per-
fectly sanitary, because it doesn't
harbor germs. You will find the
Old English Waxer and Polisher q
very useful article. 1t is a square
pad with long handle, and with il
you can cover twice the area thai
you could cover by hand. During the
summer months, when polished fioor'
aid much in attaining that desirable
effect of coolness, can of Old Eng
lish Wax and polisher are really
indispensable. You will find boti
at the store Of J. Franklin Miller
1912 Chestnut Street.
TO FEEL really comfortable il
his hot-weather clothes, mar
- must feel well-dressed. Jacob
Reeds Sons, 1424-26 Chestnu
Street, sensing the demand for well
tailored summer clothing, are show
ing this season suits Of Palm BeacF
cloths, mohairs, Brezeweves anc
other tropical weight materials
made in the same styles and exhib
iting the same degree of excellenc,
in workmanship as their regular
models in heavier materials. Thes,
suits have that well-tailored look
that characterizes all of Jacob
Reeds suits-a certain air of con
servative smartness which set!
them apart from the ordinary sum
mer suit, and the best proof Of tn,
high regard in which they are helc
is the fact that they are worn b.
the best-dressed men in town.
~ HILADELPHIANS are fortun
+ for the distinctive store in ever
- Street. When you think Of lei
Immediately to mind, for it is syr
best in the leather line. This stor
states of the Union as to Pennsylva
Travelled the world over. Go frst to
1923 Chestnut Street, if you wal
even if you shop around you will e
| have some good-lookinp articles of