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NOVEMBER 2, 101
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WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens 9 A. M. W AN AM AKER'S
Store Closes 5:30 P. M.
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War Settlement Article Two
Some One Once Said
Something Like This:
,The history of the world would be different if the
influence of even a few of its great men had been
left out.'' -
The fact stated is distinctly patent at this hour,
when men long trusted and powerful are struggling
to be relieved of place and power and seeking to
escape responsibility for the ruin they have
wrought.
Never within our lifetime has there been any
other opinion of settling the war so unanimously
expressed and demanded, not in vindictiveness, but
in justice
That Leaders Must Get What
They Have Given
There are few who agree with a former at
torney general of the United States, to give a
receipt in full, as a gift, to Great Britain, France
and Italy, for the Liberty Loans they have received
from the United' States, to whose rescue we came
when their inability to protect themselves imperiled
the shipping of the entire world.
Were such to be, the blood of the sons of our
fathers and heart-broken mothers would cry aloud
from the ground.
In the whirl of present events we must watch
closely the movements of vital forces, do deep think
ing, and be outspoken in support of -all who have
constructive and controlling brains, who are labor
ing for the reformation and reconstruction of the
world.
"The wind bloweth where it listeth and thou hearest
the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometH and
whither it goeth."
The wind of the spirit is the wisdom of wisdom.
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Nov. S, 1918.
. Today's Waist
Story Is in Two
Chapters Both
Interesting
Chapter One has to do with
specially priced waists all in
new- styles, and all much below
the regular prices for such quali
ties and styles.
fl and $1.50 for white cotton
waists, some with a touch of
4 color.
$3.85 for silk waists of crepe
Georgette and crepe de chine;
' some beaded, some embroidered
and some plain.
(East and Went Aisle)
Chapter Two is about new crepe
de chine blouses that are in ex
cellent styles for suit wear. One,
in simple tailored style, comes in
white and is $5.75; another of
better crepe has a scalloped col
lar, comes in white, brown, navy
or gray and is $7.50; while the
last waist is in navy with bistjue
''collar, or brown with bisque, and
l has hand-embroidered silk dots,
' and is also $7.60.
(Third Floor, Central)
Lacy Loveliness in
Camisole Tops
Just as a reminder these are
one of the things that feminine
hearts adore, and Christmas is
very near, you know!
,& They are all ready to be sewed
lf 1. to a dainty piece oi material ana
r re attractively maae up wun
1.7 riDDons ox imimuun mew, vuieu-
V" hImma. anJ fln.lia.DA laiAQ "PfMCnfl
from $140 to $3.25.
There are also camisoles made
!.. entirely of laces in charming de-
t m aign ana comoinea wun riDoons.
Li Priced at $2.25.
Kt57 i (Main Floor, Central)
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$ jWpmen'siannenei
. ' Nightgowns
$ They are. so warm and com-
yxortaDie tnai more peopie man
f't ever are wearing them.
zti Tnree new siyies are s.oo
,t with or without collar, as you
line.-
Plain white nanneuet nignt
iwns, $2.75,
"'v'.Rvtra slza flannellet eowns.
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(Tnird noor, ventraii
Women's Cotton
House Dresses
Reduced
At 11.85 are nractical one-piece
dresses in pink, blue or white,
with white collars and well made.
This is a little less than half the
luiial price.
18.60 each are odds and
'MlilPI , v various
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A Trim Tan Sports
Shoe for Women
A lace shoe of all-tan Russia
calfskin, with wing tip, perfora
' tions; long, narrow vamp and
1-inch military heel.
Smart, and a good street shoe.
Price $12 a pair, in the Little
Boot Shop.
(Flrat Floor. Market and Juniper)
Truly Charming
New Mocha
Handbags
Deep pouch shape with tassel
and with "door" top,' with mirror
on the inside.
Made of soft, velvety mocha in
mouse, beaver and gray, and
daintily lined with silk.
Extremely smart yet eminently
practical, having plenty of room
in them.
Price $10.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
All-Wool Dress
Goods in Good Solid
Colors
These are all fabrics much in
demand this season, and in view
of the condition of the woolen
market, prices are decidedly mod
erate. Wool poplins, $2 and $3 a yard.
Crepe poplin, $3 a yard.
' Serges, $2 to $5 a yard.
Granite cloth, $2 a yard.
Batiste, $1.35 a yard. '
Wool taffeta, $2 a yard.
(Flnt Floor, Chestnut)
Three New Designs
in Veils
An attractively made veil has
a hexagon mesh with a border of
six rows of chenille dots and
comes in black, navy and taupe.
Priced at $1.50. i
As dotted veils seem to be very
much the vogue, another with a
hexagon mesh has a border of
graduated chenille dots, comes in
black, brown and navy and is
priced at 60c a yard.
Another is of dainty flint mesh
with a geometrical design in che
nille dots, comes in black, brown
and navy, and is priced at 85c a
yard.
(Main Floor, Central)
New White Frocks
for the Tastes of
Two to Six
Of sheer white lawn, voile and
dimity materials that in spite of
their daintiness launder so well.
Smocking again proves its loveli
ness as trimming, in a variety of
aesipns; aeii nngers nave woricea
it in blue, pink or yellow. Many
of the little dresses are lace trim-
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New Winter Millinery of
Richness and Beauty
The Gray Salons announce n
special showing of new hats
for early Winter wear. They
ace of the furs fnshlonnblc
this .season, of fur-and-brocado
and fur and velvet and silk '
combinations.
Quite a few arc small and
medium size, some are finished
with soft, fluffy ostrich or
other feather novelties, and all
are distinctive and different.
There is just one hat of a
kind they ore from our own
workrooms, are extremely new
and the. prices start ut $20.
(Prriittit Floor,
200 Fetching New Winter
Frocks for Women Come Down
to $25 Each
Every one of the two hundred was more expensive
in fact, its price was changed within the last couple of
days, for the dresses till Saturday were marked from
$7.50 to $15 more.
There are good blue serges in smart styles; there
are soft, pretty crepes Georgette quite nice enough for
afternoon and better wear ; there are lustrous satins and
good-looking jersey dresses that certainly, look more ex
pensive than the $25 they are marked.
Blue, black, gray, taupe, brown, beaver and new
blues in the collection.
Plenty of sizes and all the dresses are fresh and
new.
(First Floor, Central)
Dinner Set Sale Extraordinary !
There are French, English, American and Japanese
dinner-sets here at reductions of 20 to 40 per cent.
The reduced prices are $17.50, $20, $22.50, $25,
$27.50, $35, $45, $47.50 up to $65.
Standard sets in every particular in quality, dec
oration, size and number of pieces.
(Fonrth Floor, Chestnut)
DOLLS
There are the frivolous ones from France, the
almond-eyed babies from Japan, some very lovely new
arrivals from England and the very real "character"
dolls that are "Made in America."
Many have been recruited into the Service as sail
ors, soldiers and nurses who will do their duty well by
bringing much joy to little hearts.
There are the wee men, women, children and maids
that live so comfortably in doll's houses.
Perhaps that precious doll at home would like a new
wardrobe for Christmas for it there is an endless
variety of dresses, coats, hats, shoes, hosiery and knitted
garments it will be a well-dressed doll that is outfitted
in the Toy Store.
(Seventh Floor. Market)
Young Women Are Profiting by
the Sale of Winter Suits,
Coats and Dresses
Two thousand new and fashionable garments at
savings of $5 to $25 make up the sale and the opportu
nities are extraordinary.
There are Winter coats at $25, $29.75, $35, $39.75,
$49.75 and' $55". Materials are wool velour, burella, pom
pom cloth, duotone, silvertone, bolivia, evora and crystal
cloth,, though not every fabric at every price, of course.
All the coats are in the newest styles and well made and
many have fur collars.
There are dresses at $20 and $25, of serge, crepe de
chine, satin, velveteen and wool jersey. These are in the
new colors and models, and are suitable for school, busi
ness and better wear.
There are suits at $39.75.' These are burella sports
suits and fine sample suits of velour and duvet de laine, .
all with large muffler collars.
All these garments in 14 to 20 year sizes.
(Second Floor, Cheitnot)
Plenty of Lovely French
Handkerchiefs Are Here Now
And people who are thinking of such things for
gifts later will do -very well to make their selections as
early as possible. '
The variety is most remarkable, when one consid
ers our distance from the place the handkerchiefs were
made, and the difficulties of transportation: But despite
the U-boats there is a fascinating variety of hand-embroidered
handkerchiefs for women, of novelty squares
for women and for men, of colored effects and plenty of
ftae. hai!l4MM nlain heiaatitrhed sorts '
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The Special Sale of
Furniture Brings Several Thousand
Odd Bedroom Pieces at
Reductions of One-Third
It is. hardly an exaggeration to say that
this is a furniture store which is always doing
something unprecedented.
It is certainly doing an unprecedented
thing in offering at this particular time and in
the face of existing market conditions $200,000
worth of its standard quality furniture at
reductions of 25 to 50 per cent, from regular
Wanamaker prices.
In extent and variety this is equivalent to
what in many places would be regarded as an
entire furniture stock. It provides something
for every room and every home at an econ
omy about which there is nothing doubtful.
Odd Pieces of Bedroom Furniture at One
Third Les,s Than Regular Prices
$80 for a putty-color enamel
linnd-decoratcd dressing tabic.
$34.50 for a prny enamel nnd
decorated toilet tabic.
$52 for a mnhopfany toilet table,
Queen Anne design.
$.V2 for a walnut toilet table,
Queen Anne design.
$49 for a mahogany toilc table,
Chippendale design.
$43 for a mahogany toilet table,
Chinese influence. i
$55 for a mahogany toilet table,
Adam design.
$49 for a mahogany toilet table,
Adam design.
$45 for a mahogany toilet table,
Chinese influence.
$38 for a mahogany toilet table,
Georgian design.
$21 for a mahogany toilet table,
Colonial design.
$17.50 for a mahogany toilet
table, Adam design.
$64 for a walnut bureau, Geor
gian design.
$66 for a mahogany bureau,
Louis XVI design.
$40 for a mahogany bureau,
Colonial design.
$95 for a figured walnut bureau,
Louis XVI design.
$45 for an ivory enamel bureau,
Adam design.
$69 for an ivory enamel bureau,
Louis XVI design.
$72 for an ivory enamel vanity
bureau, Louis XVI design.
$38 for a mahogany bureau,
swell front.
$95 'for a pair of mahogany
beds, Queen Anne style.
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When the Sticky, Humid
Weather Is a Faded Memory
and the wind of Winter begins to nip you with its icy teeth
you will be glad that you made good provision beforehand
with plenty of the right kind of bed clothing.
The question is, however, have you made provision. If
not, you will do well to bear in mind that we have.
Our Quilt and Blanket Stocks
Are Fine and Ample
The qualities are genuine. ''
The varieties abundant.
The prices moderate in many cases lower than similar
goods can be bought for anywhere else.
As a matter of fact, this is the lowest-priced stock of
quilts and blankets in this part of the country, taking quality
into consideration.
Down-filled and lamb's wool filled quilts, $10 to $45,
Blankets (part wool to the finest all wool), $7 to $45
a pair.
(Sixth Floor, Central)
The Kind of Military Brushes
Men Like
With strong, well-made
,froewood and saunwooa. vve nave a lot or qmerent
$30 for n mahogany and decor
ated full-size bed.
$20 foi a mahogany bed, Adam
design, single size.
$48 for a mahogany full-size
bed, Queen Anne design.
$30 for a single bed, Louis XVI
design.
$48 for a mahogany full-size
bed post, Colonial design.
$29 for a mnhogany and decor
ated single bed.
$4 for a mahogany single bed,
William and Mary design.
$34 for a mahogany full-size
bed, Chippendale design.
$19.50 for n walnut full-size
bed, Adam design.
$42 for an ivory enamel single
bed with cane panel.
$43 for an ivory enamel and
decorated single bed,
$45 for a black enamel and
decorated chest of drawers.
$43 for a mahogany chifforobe,
Chinese inlluence.
S44 for an ivory enamel and
decorated chest of drawers.
$59 for a mahogany chifforobe,
Queen Anne design.
S21 for an ivory enamel and
decorated chest of drawers.
$64 for a walnut chifforobe,
Queen Anne design.
$44.50 for an ivory enamel and
decorated chiffonier.
$19 for an ivory enamel chiffo
robe, Sheraton design.
$39 for an ivory enamel and
decorated chiffonier.
$35 for a gray enamel chest of
drawers.
$68 for an ivory enamel chifforobe.
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bristles and attractive backs of
$200,000
Victory Sale No. 26
100 Fine Hand-Made Blouses,
$10.50 to $16.50
They come from the French Room, and are the fine
white blouses that fastidious women delight to own.
They are of soft, fine white stuffs, made entirely by
hand, and, in addition to being hand-embroidered, quite
n few are lace trimmed. Some have frills, too.
The savings are quite unusual and you pocket
from ?5 to $6 on evei'y pretty blouse !
(t Atnle)
Victory Sale No. 27
100 New Skirts for Women
$12.50 Some Half Price ;
Soft wool velours, velour-finished worsteds and -prunella
cloths are the materials, and they are in the
most desirable Autumn colorings and in lovely plaid,
and striped effects.
They are in dark colorings, suitable for wear now, V
and most attractive ! Box pleated and accordion styles,
with pockets and belts in new designs.
We've had skirts like them in our own stocks and;
they were from $5 to $12.50 higher in price, so you'll
know how uncommonly good these are for the prices.
(I'lrht Floor, Ontral)
Victory Sale No. 28
Women's Hosiery and Under
wear at Today's Mill Cost
10,200 pair of stockings and 4790 pieces of unde?
wear all first grade goods reduced from stock.
Women's Hosiery
20c a pair for 3350 pair of black cotton stockings,
with unbleached soles.
45c a pair for 6000 pair of black and white full
fashioned lisle.
$1.25 a pair for 850 pair of plain black silk, sizes
8 io and 9 only, and self-clocked black silk with cotton
tops.
Women's Underwear
50c a garment for 1350 medium-weight cotton vests 1
and tights, sizes 4 and 5 only. '
50c each for 3440 lace leg or tight knee cotton com-,1
bination suits or crochet top combination suits with
tight knees.
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Victory Sale No. 29
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$11.50 and
It would be hard to tell the difference between these
shades and some that sell for more than twice their
prices.
They can be had in two attractive shapes one a
flat Empire style, the other in the same style, but with
a neat, heavy fringe. The colors are rose and gold.
The shades without a fringe are now $11.50; those
with a fringe are $13.50.
Regularly they sell for about one-fourth more.
They are for floor lamps.
250 Mahogany Candlesticks, 50c Each
Each one complete with shade and candle. Some
have shades of silk, while the shades of others are of
decorated paper or linen.
Ordinarily the price should be about twice as much.
(Fourth floor. Central)
Victory- Sale No. 30
Table Linen and Napkins
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dozen.
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