Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, November 18, 1918, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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A Littlfe Gray Fox Seen Some Days Ago
h's disappeared from ,the neighborhood where the writer was staying. It is
probable, however, that wherever he is now, he'will finally turn up at the furriers.
) You can almostalways tell.the fortunes or misfortunes of animals from
their nature and habits. , y
' " This is also true of men and-women, and particularly so if they arc com:
irterciahzing.
, i, ' To be just naturals not customary.
' '! It is so easy to make merchandise seem what it is not, and so easy to lead
purchasers to look into the salespersons' looking-glass, which magnifies values
to. the great majority of innocent buyers, ignorant of actual value.
' v The wheel'that moves this Store, and its actions, moves by the one handle of
accuracy in all its transactions.. )
Genuine fox and genuine" everything else is the idea and practice of any
tore striving, to be an ideal
r Nov. is, 1918.
Women's Fine
and Dancing Frocks
Scores of quite enchanting things arc
hiefden away behind the Gray Salon doors
gowns with tiny ftrajhs and low necks
and the most picturesque sjocves imagin
able; and gowns which are hTgh in- the
back and have no train, but are simply
delightful dancing frocks. And their
colors and materials are so lovely one sim
ply revels in them.
One gown with gold metal cloth body
and" blue chiffon velvet skirt has a train
that is a mere strap.
A dark blue chiffon with jet is a good
example, of the present fondness for blue
evening gowns.
A gown of black chiffon velvet' is cut
in a single piece and is enriched with jet.
A little gown of flowered silk is quaint
nnd suggestive of Pompadour days.
A turquoise chiffon velvet is a copy of
a Lanvin model.
In tjje- entire collection no two are
alike. Prices arc $95 to $185.
(First Floor, Central)
s Jersev Clotn Mas Been Scarce.
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but Here's a New Shipment
It comes in plenty of time to make warmWyiter dresses.
It is of excellent quality and is all wool. And there are such fash
ionable colors as taupe, navy blue, rose, Copenhagen and navy blue,
'tan shades and the much-liked dcen brown.
I 54 inches wide. "
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(Flrnt Floor,
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A Fine New
Table Cloths
The fabric is Irish double damask, wonderfully substantial, woven
from very fine yarn and richly finished it Just glows, with the luster
of satin. -
r ' There are six round and oval designs in the collection some of
them veritabld pictures.
' Being a forehanded purchase held in reserve we can sell these
cloths and napkins' at remarkably moderate prices.
Table cloths
72x72 inches, $9.50 each.
72x90 inches, $11.50 each.
72x108 inches, $13.75 each. -
t 81x81 inches, $12.50 each.
90x90 inches, $15.75 each. t . '
' Matching napkins, 26x27 inches, $15 a do'zeo.. ' '
(First Floor, tlintnut) '
Women Will Like. These 'New1
Black Plush and Velour Coatq
' Handsome black Winter coats they, are, warm and cozy for
t cold weather, and attractive enough for dress and better wear.
. One of the new plush coats is made .generously full, is belted"
all the way around and lined throughout with satin. $47.50.
. Another plush coat, with a great furry collar of' black opos
sum, is also satin lined, and is $65. ,
1 Finest pi the plush coats is a new style with a Alack opos
sum collar, deep pockets and fancy ornaments in the back which
form a belt. $76.
, Of lustrous black silk velour is a new coat with light lining
. of maize or light blue silk. It is $67.50.
, There' is a deep shawl collar of taupe nutria on another silk
' velour coat that makes it unconimonly attractive. The coat has a'
fathered backand is belted in 'front and, of course, richly lined.
87.50. '
A natural racoon collar makes an effective contrast to the
'last silk velour coat, which is a smart affair with very deep
pockets and a belt in front, anda gleaming silken lining. $87.60.
(Flrat Floor, Central)
The Furniture Sale 'Is' a
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For living-rooms, libraries and halls
little table and going
group (in themselves.
$4,75 for an ,oval tuck-awy
table, Jacobean.
$5 for a brown Oak davenport
end table, William and Mary;
3 $19 for a drop-leaf table, oval
Jop, Charles ir design, f
$20 or a mahogany William
and Mary table with drawer, 22x
84-inph top.
I $25 for an um"b"er oak library
'table, Wj)liam and Mary design.
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Evening Gowns
Chestnut)
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Purchase Of
and Napkins
up to several hundred dollars. The tables inthjs division alone are a notable
Savings average a third. '.'',' -
$26 for an umber oak daven--port
table. '
$27 for a chrome birch console,
table.
' $28 for a brown oak console
table, carved, apron and cane, shelf.
$29.50 for a chrome bii'ch .li
brary table, 26x48-jnch top. '
$32 for a mahogany library
table, 24x64-lnch top. ""
$33 'for a mahogany console
table,foJding top, f
Domestic Rug Sale
jfamafir
Silver Slippers
Fairylikc affairs of aluminum
cloth, which don't tarnish like
those of silver cloth and which do
harmonize with almost any eve
ning gown. They have narrow
toes, long vamps and very high
heels, and they cost $10. Ny
(Flmt Floor, Market nnd Juniper)
Pilmy Crepe Waists
for $5,
They are white and flesh color
one with deep-pleated frills and
black bow; one with square neck
and finely pleated lace-edged frill,
and one with a great deal of fine
tuck'ing.
These are the waists which
women arc most eager to buy;
because they arc so Jnexpensive
and so generally becoming.
I (Third Floor, Central)
This Pretty Jewelry
though not "From India's Coral
Strand" is nevertheless a good
imitation of the pretty rose coral.
The colored stones are set in
Frenchfray finish metal and the
pieces are most attractive.
There are necklaces in new de
signs and many styles, at $2.50
to $11.
Earrings, 60c to $2.50 pair.
Bar pins are 60c and -$1.25 each
and brooches are the same price.
Hat pins are 25c and 35c each.
(Jewrlrj Store, Chestnut and 131IO
Two Smart Gloves
for Women
$2.25 a Pair and
' Special
Both styles are in that fash
ionable length which falls in soft
folds over the wrist and looks so
well on the hand.
There is a fine white kidskin
glove, with tab wrist; a dress
glove or a glove for afternoon
wear white with black stitching
or with white. There is a pearl
clasp to fasten the tab.
For jreperal wear, a woman
will like the strap wrist capeskin
glove, in the much-used tan
shade. It is outseam sewn, well
made and good looking.
(West Aisle)
Fifteen Styles of
Large Nightgowns
"Largo" meaning anything
above a 40-inch bust measure.
They "are made of fine, firm nain
soojv lyid muslin, with most excel
lent embroideries, and necks are
V-shaped and low.
Prices $1.76 to.TS.
(Third Floor, Central)
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Treasure House of. Good
there -is a bountiful
$34 for a walnut libiary table,
cane panel ends.
$36 for a walnut console table,
folding top,
, $38 for a- browrf oak library,
table, William and Mary design,
28x54.inch top.
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$42 for a figured walnut con
sole table,
$45 for a mahogany davenport
( iable, with shelf.
Victory
Sale No. 64
sa a I a
Men's Gift
Pieces From tfie
Leather
Goods Store
This special sale is of inter
est to all men needing wallets,
dressing cases and the like, but
of even more interest to women
looking for gifts for men. The
savings arc a third or more.
Black leather pass cases,
two- or three-foldK,85c.
Fine lcathcrjvallets, some of
black seal, $1.75, $2.75 and
$3.75.
Collar bags of black and
brown lcathor, 85c.
Brief cases of solid cowhide,
10x15 inches, $4.
Pair of natural ebony mili
tary brushes in russet leather
case, $4.
Cigarette cases of khaki fab
ric with waterproof back, 7oc.
Money belts of khati, 75c.
Dressing cases of khaki with
black fittings, $3.76 nnd $4.75.
(West Aisle)
100 Handsome Silk
Dress Skirts for
Women
$12.75 Each
Almost evciy skirt repre
sents a saving of at least as
much as you pay and quite a
good many are skirts which
would ordinarily sell for three
times the present price!
They are the finest skirts of
their kind wo have ever had
for nny"thing like this price.
They are the original samples
of one of the best New York
makers.
Handsome black duchess
satins, lovely embroidered
crepes de chine, glistening
charmeuse satins and fine nov
olty silks are the materials you
will find. They are usually in
black, though there are a few
dark colors. The styles arc
new, distinctive and charming.
There are draped skirts, tier
effects, tunics and fringe
trimmed skirts, as well as ac
cordion ,and box pleated
models,
(First Floor, (entrnl)
Victory
Sale No. .66
Women's Fine
Shoes at $7.75 .
Save $4.25 to $6.25
About 300 pair of high giadc
shoes that.cannot be reordered
so we marked them very low to
clear tini quickly. Sizes in
complete. Colored buckskin and kidskin
tops, mostly with tan calfskin
vamps and mostly lace styles.
Cuban and military heels pre
dominate. ' (First Floor, Market)
Victory
Sale No. 67
500 Women's
Sweaters at $3.50
Average Less
Than Half Price
Tumbled apd incomplete lots
of wool and artificial silk
sweaters and sleeveless slip
ons. (First Floor, Market)
assortment priced as
$45 for a mahogany table, 44
inch round top, carved baseband
claw feet.
$45 for a mahogany library
table, 32x66-inch top.
$52 for a walnut hall table,
English, 24x72-inch top.
$55 for a walnut console table,
folding top.
$Gi for a mahogany console
iable, Adam design.
' Victory
Sale.No. 65
Cause for
In recognition of the fact that people's thoughts are now turning to their own home
needs, we have prepared an important sale of domestic rugs.
The need for such an event was apparent from the number of women who have
recently told us that since their basbands are not to be drafted, they are ready to get the floor
coverings that they had planned to do without.
Several Thousand Fine Rugs at Savings Averaging a Third
The sale is made
just arrived, ana gooas taKen irom our
standard makes and
High-Grade Wilton
Rugs
9x12 ft., $85
8,3x10.6 ft., $82.50.
6x9 ft.. $52.50
flxlo ft., $155
11.3x15 ft., $190
30x63 ins.. $13.50
27x54 ins., $8.50
Wool Wilton Rugs
9x12 ft. $67.60
8.3x10.6 ft., $65
First Showing of
Fine Fur Caps
for Men
'1 he maker of these caps
uses only selected pelts and
does not skimp in any way.
We aie his only distributor in
Philadelphia.
The caps m e round w ith ad
justable isor and band and are
all fresh, and nej- this season.
Coney, muskiat, Hudt.on seal
(dyed muskrat) and leal heal
are the furs used.
Prices $7 to $60..
(Main Hoor, Market)
A Special Lot of
Coats for
Chauffeurs
We were fortunate in securing
a little group of big, warm over
coats of dark gi ay kersey that we
can sell at ?35 each. They are
double bieasted and have deep
collars and half belts. Splendid
coats for chauffeurs.
Chauffeurs' uniforms of gray
and tan whipcords and worsteds,
$25 to v$40.
Chauffeurs' caps, $3. "
Chauffeurs' gloves, $2.75 to
$8.60.
(Culler.!, ( liestnut)
About
the Store
rpHE muffler cap for men and
-- boys covers the ears nnd muf
fles the throat nt the same time.
In gray, brown and khaki. $2.
(.1atn Floor Market.)
AS cold weather approaches we
start to sell night-caps for
bald-headed men nnd others
who suffer from cold heads, just
as some people suffer from cold ,
feet. In the Men's Hat Store,
(ilnt'n Floor, Market.)
BA.YBERRY CANDLES for
Christmas are on hand you
remember "A Bayberry Candle
Burned to the Socket, Brings
Luck to the House, Food to the
Larder and Gold to the Pocket."
Two in a box for 50c. (Fourth
Floor, Central.) .
ODD pieces of Uie new Cope
land china sh'ow relief bor
ders in gray and white and cen
trnl decoration of pink roses.
(Fourth Floor, Chestnut.)
"pvESERTED GARDENS" is
-L' the name of a favorite de
sign in the Picknrd china which
has come for Christmas. Other
Pickard pieces are entirely in
gold finish. (Fourth Floor,
Chestnut.)
WE suggest Japanese lacquered
handkerchief boxes and
trinket cabinets for some Christ
mas lists. (Fourth Floor, Chest
nut.) A DINNER GONG with an ex
traordinarily lovely tone is
special at $6. Military tunes can
be played on it f. little book of
them goes with each gong.
(Fourth Floor, Chestnut.)
Home-Gifts
low as $4.75 for a
$63 for a mahogany library
table, Louis XIV design.
$70 for a mahogany hall .table
with drop leaves.
$75' for a figuied walnut li
brary table, 2(3x54-inch top.
$97 for a figured walnut daven
port table, Chippendale style.
$1i0 for a Queen Anne library
table, black nnd, gold lacquer.
$136 for a walnut library tf.ble,
Spanish, influence
That
up of several lots of
in this season's patterns.
C0 ft., $33
3GxG3 ins., $9.50
27x54 jns., $7.50
Axminstcr Rugs
9x12 ft., $32.50 and $12.50
8.3x10.6 ft, $29.50 and $10
6.9x9 ft, $32.50
6x9 ft, -$19
4.0x6.0 ft, $12
27x54 ins., $4.75
36x70 ins., $7.25 and $9
("Hfnlli Hoor. C lirMnut)
400 Dinner Sets at Savings of 25 to 50 Per Cent
in a Thanksgiving China Sale
Much might be written about
what this' sale means to the
homekceper making prcpaiations
for the greatest Thanksgiving
Day in American history; but the
sum and substance of it nil is in
the headline
400 dinner set"? at I eductions of
25 to 50 per cent
We merely ask you tu keep in
mind that these aie Wannmakcr
standard dinner sets; unskimped
and complete; comprising 100,
For the Vreatest Thanksgiving the World
' Has Ever Known
If ever a Thanksgiving Day called for jubilation, this one docs. Before it all
the other Thanksgivings of the past are dwarfed.
We in America haye especial cause for rejoicing. Our losses in men were heavy
enough, goodness knows, but small compared with those of our Allies. And the glory
won by American arms is out of all proportion to their brief participation in the waiC
More Than Ever This Will Be a
Thanksgiving of Music
Cheering is the first spontaneous expression of enthusiasm.
' But singing is cheering set to melody and made coherent.
And how America will sing, Thanksgiving Day!
Will your home do its part in the rejoicing or will it be silent?
Does Thanksgiving mean any more to you this year than a turkey dinner .and an
afternoon nap?
If You Ever Needed a Piano You Need One Now
And you need a good piano. 'Twould be a pity to bring a stenciled rattlepan
into this jubilee.
The Wanamaker Store has eight of the most famous pianos in America for. you
to choose from. None of them may be found in any other store in this city.
C flickering
Schbmacker
.Emerson
Lindeman '
There are over fifty
pianos. Each instrument
you pay cash or. buy on
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Jubilation
rugs purchaser)' early in
regular siocks ana reaucea. ah tne rugs are ym
Body Brussels Rugs
9x10 ft, $49.50
8 3x10.6 ft, $17
f9 ft., $29.50
Wool-Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft, $12
8.3x10.6 ft. $9.50 and $15
6x9 ft, $7 and $10
Colonial Rag Rugs
912 ft, $11 nnd $17
107 and 108 pieces, in a choice of
scotcs of good pattern..
In the variety of sets picscnted
and the savings offered it is n
sale woithy of the day, and that
is saying much.
It is certainly the gieatost
china event we hac ccr had at
this season.
Theie is a good choice of sets
nt half price, a bettor choice at
reductions of one-third and a re
' mnrkably fine collection at l educ
tions of 25 per cent
(Jrourlh Floor, (lirMnul)
Knabe
Haitfes Bros.
Marshall and Wendell
J. C. Campbell
styles, including pianos, player-pianos and reproducing
is marked at its one price, which is the same whether'
our deferred-payment plan.
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(Ks)ptlan Hall, Hrrond Tloor) '
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the season and whichv M
7.6x10.6 ft, $12
6x9 ft, $5.50 and $8
Sevoial hundred bath rugs are
included in the sale and marked
nt less than half price because
they arc slightly soiled from
handling.
Also several thousand yards of
inlaid linoleum, all new goods,
specially pi iced at $1.35 and $1.55
a sf)iiaic yaid.
French china dinner sets are
now $32.50, $40, $45, $50, $85 and
$135 a set
English porcelain dinner set3,
$17.50, $25, $30, $35, $37.50, $45
and $50 a set.
American poicclain dinner sets,
$13.50, $15, $17.50, $20, $22.50,
$25, $27.50, $30, $32.50 and $35 a
sot
Fine cut glass in interesting
choice at reductions of one-third, j
Light cut glassware jn large se-.
lection at very moderate prices.
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