Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

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I think I've found the smartest bathing suits
Thirteenth and SAMSON streets. When first gmpsed
them was sure the prices must be prohbitive, but
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upon it, priced at $4S5o Plain veivets are $780, while
yet at Il is With @ woosn oa
balls and embroidery in gay colors. This shop of chic
as $685. is Of terry cloth and comes in black and White
blue and white and lavender and white And there
caps and slippers and everything need for surf fun
Good willow furniture is most practical invest
because of its durability, and has we'll great
artistic possibilities provided has the right decorative
willow the smoothest sturdies grown and because it is
the grade that is used exclusively in Kayser Almans
is this furniture constructed for strength and grace but
it effectively enameled and upholsteredin short it's
the correct kind of willow furniture for the homes of
pieces are just about from SOas to sOa lower than is
asked in the average shop for such merchandise so that
you may have quality and practice economy at and
the same time On display there's stunning set of
by touches of Chinese flame. similar set, however,
can be decorated in any eoOrs you prefer The same
are priced follows: Table $500; Stool $1,000 Arm
s425o This splendid shop conveniently located at 1922
Chestnut Street.
At present there is exclusive for rich crepe
de chine roeks especially those with handsome embrod
ery j. M. Gliding, whose establishment is in the Ritz
Carlton Hotel, Broad and Walnut streets, has of
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of deepest wv The he i Ok is
embroidered
weighted with cream serge. Another white crepe de
'front.' embrodeped m in large White lily leaves @ each with
huge oval eyelet worked in it. Crepes de chine are
in white Gddngs are featuring crepes de chine Of TAM
gray, henna, navy, etc-a of a difference"
Summer frocks at $3.50 are an nducement when
they be had at of the good shops this instance
L. Stone Co.'s, at 1906 Walnut Street Mr.. Stone
endeavors have hand variety of the less expensive
A%o he are to be- found little
dotted Swisses youthful organdes, graceful voes smart
novelties There are frocks for the slim maid and
models for the woman more mature, all made in good
in dresses where she would ordinarily rave limited
herself to The frocks in all the pretty pastel
hues and form an inviting little assemble.
Just the other day I wandered into the House of
Wenger at 1929 Walnut Street. to have furs stored
in that wonderful codstorage fur
vault of theirs. but alas, it quite, quite full This
excellent Wenger vault has become so well known that
the wise woman brings her furs for placement early in
wandered about feasting my eyes the furs, and
gorgeous things of superative pets they were. The
the less interesting, however, was the fact that Mr.
Wenger taking orders for next winters furs at prices
materially lower than similar orders could be taken in
the fall. Indeed so inviting these prices that the
workroom of this exclusive house never buster
Chertak-Wenger, by the way, at the address, has
particularly fetching hats just now. am wonder
ing the month of June inspired of her flower hats
especially odd little turban of crushed white
entirely covered with embroidered black veil.
Have you ever been in Madame Lisette's exclusive
little millinery salon? 1t is difficult to tell which is the
MadameS
self. There you will imported models such
difficult find in America and besides, Madame's
creations bit less expensive perhaps but quite as
Just it would be particularly advantageous for you
to visit Madame, and shall tell you why. AS a rule
she does not find it necessary to reduce her models
any apprecable extent if at all much in demand
they, but possibly because of the campaign fair
prices she is this offering delightful reductions
upon each end every of her Creations-for the
simplest that is exactly what her models creations
Just the right lines for and becomingneSs prevail
just the right hues make compilations appear at their
BEST just the unusual though correct materials to give
you chapeau of difference. Oh, you must visit
Madame Lisette, you really must! Under her salon is
that reliable fur establishment of Sefets where lust
now they repairing furs at astonshingy low sum-
mer prices Both are located at 1926 Walnut Street.
You will be interested to know that Sterngs at
1910 Walnut Street, have received the balance that
shipment of exquisite frocks made in the French
vents-dainty little things of exclusive simplicity
that is inspiring smart women to buy half dozen at
time Every stitch, to those in the seams done
by hand. Some of the frocks are embroidered and
others are hemsttched or ornamented with drawpwork
All in either handkerchief linen fine vole and in
the lovelies pastel tns The frocks made various
to az. The prices range from S45 to $3.50 but from
these prices will be taken the 20q discount that now
prevails throughout this very satisfactory shop
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