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EVENING IUBLI0 LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, MlIDAY, tfOVEMBElt 22, 1918
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Grand Orgari Victory Music
9, 12 and 5:15 '
Moment of Mnlltntlnn and Chime
nfNoon
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens 9 A. M.
Store Closes 5:30 P. M.
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
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Only Five Saturdays for Families to Do Their Christmas Shopping Together!
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We Are Walking Through the i
Mill of an Old Friend
It is a long square in shape, clean, light, well
ventilated all Mr. Juilliard's mill's are like that.
They have the newest machinery, the buildings
are substantial, with fire-escapes, and the latest im
proved looms are tended by contented people, con
scious of safe surroundings, with constant work and
fairly and promptly paid.
Under such conditions large buyers like our
selves get advantages of perfect work at least cost,
'made under healthful, sanitary arrangements: and
as we are regular customers for large quantities, for
cash, and no expense incurred at the mill or ware
house to sell the goods, naturally the lowest possible
price fixed for us.
The costs of merchandise are cut down in the
interests of our customers, and the quantities we can
dispose of and terms on which we buy allow us to sell
at retail, in some instances (not all), for the price, or
near to it, that some stores, who dp not enjoy the
"same advantages, have to pay for the same articles.
Have you ever thought this out and talked it
over at home?
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Nov. 22, 1918
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100 Women's Dresjses at $25
100 Women's Suits at $25
More of the same kind of jersey dresses that
were so much liked a week ago. They are in navy,
black, new blue, tan and brown, and the styles are
many. Tomorrow's price is a saving of $13.50
to $22.50 over the early season prices of these
dresses.
The suits are reduced from our own stocks,
and include gabardine, burella cloths and novelty
cloths. Colors are warm Winter shades. The
present price means a saving as great as that on
the dresses.
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Young Women's Topcoats, $25 to $39.50
i Of (.oft, warm velours, silver-tones and pompom cloths in blown,
'green, taupe, nay, reindeer and burgundy. Many with large fur col
lars. Richly lined and interlined and well made. 14 to 20 ear sizes.
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i. Young Women's Dresses, $20
M Wooh jersey, seigc, velveteen and satin dresses uncommonly good
looking for $20.
New stylos, all of them, becoming colois, ftocks suitable for street,
business or better wear and 14 to 20 year sizes.
Junior Coats, $20
Velour, couluioy and heather mixtures in many new and good
styles, suitable for juniois of 15 and 17 years. School and diess coat:
in brown, green, reindeer, blue and burgundy.
Junior Dresses, $15 to $20
Serge and velveteen dresses in new
models and 15 and 17 year size-?. I'oi
school or better wear.
Girls' Coats, $15 to $20
Velour, velveteen and corduioy coats
in many styles, gatheied and pleated,
with large collars and belts. 6 to 14 year
sizes.
Girls' Dresses, $8.75 to $20
Vehetecn and serge dresses in many
.'-.,, ov. Winter styles and coloia;
chiefly navy blue, brown and buigund
u to 11 ycais.
(Second Floor, C lirMtnul)
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Five New and Attractive Styles
of Women's Winter Coats
$25 to $65 .
I& There is a particulaily good coai,
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lour, with a deep square collar of
f.ir. It is lined throughout and
finished with belt and buttons.
Another very good coat is the
$37.50 style, which is also of e
lour, with a deep shawl collar of
lustrous beaver cloth. It hah belt
and pockets antMs cut generously
full.
Still finer veloui makes the
cnRivmiit. which Is a new wrap
rt''.;M, n l.ii tro collar of the cloth
'a' '.and two nuw and huge rockets in-
(First Floor, (Vntrul)
emclopa style. It is lined through
out with lustrous batin and is a
well-made, good-looking coat.
Of all-wool pompom cloth is the
fouith coat, at $fi5, which is a
belted affair, with pockets and
laige cloth collar.
And wool pompom cloth makes
the $07.50 coat, which is another
new style, with slightly fitted
back, bait in front, pockets at the
sides, and satin lining.
All these coats are in the new
and nonular Winter colors blue,
taupe, b,i own, Dili gundy and black.
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Fashionable
Women Now Look
Through Dotted
Veils
for the filmy mesh with dots is
high in favor. The mesh itself
may be filet or hexagon or dia
, mond shape, but dots there, are
sure to be.
, One may choose veils with tiny
dots close together, with larger
size dots not quite so close or
r' ' with generous size dots quite
. sparsely scattered. And some
f W have bordeis of dots.
Black, navy blue, taupe and
brown are the rasnionaoie colors
5,and the prices range from 85c to
'$1,76 a yaid.
(Muln rioor. Central)
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Warm Underskirts
Knit or of
Flannel
Petticoats of ulbatross or flan-
h ne, in white or striped effects,
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2.C0 to 6,75.
9"ii jiifc petticoats, in white, ox
,fWl black, blue-and-white with
All-Gray High
Shoes for Women
Made of glace kid and laced,
they have plain toes, long
vamps and Louis heels, and cost
$16 in the Exclusive Little Boot
Shop.
Nothing goes better with
mole coats and bats.
(Vlrot Floor, Market mid Juniper)
Crepe de Chine
Blouses All Quite
New
All the same price, too, $5.75
each.
Three attractive new waists, in
the practical crepe de chine, and
all in white or flesh pink.
The, first blouse has low's of
hemstitching in front and a new
collar that crosses in novel fash
ion in front.
The next waist has hemstitched
tucks down the front and a collar
that may be worn high or low.
And the'la3t waist has many
small tucks, some widertucki and
a Banvsffible eolr. ( tr a.
A Hundred Lovely New Dress
Hats With Furs and
Feathers $10 and $12
Charming new hats they aie come and try them on!
A, smart little hat with a duvetyne ciown ol the new henna
color his a brim and trimming of soft giay moleskin and a tiny
French flower.
A picturesque black elet hat with facing of blue is tuined
up at just the right angle and finished w ith a flun" band of ostrich.
But there are more hats of beavci, of HiuNon s-eal (sheared
muskrat), of satin-and-fur, of broeade-and-fui, and of all velvet.
The shapes are new the styles aie delightful the hats
are different and unusual and exceptional for then puce.-.
$10 and $12 each.
(.Seioml l'loor, ( lieilinil)
Marabou Scarfs and
Muffs Special at
$6.75 and $7.50
The scarfs are in cape effect,
with little tails, are of fashionable
Bize and come in black or the
natural color. They are $6.75
each.
The muffs are also in black or
natural and, like the scarfs, are
linedwith rich satins to match.
The muffs are finished with rings
of imitation shell. $7.50.
(Main Floor, Central)
: The Last Saturday Before Thanksgiving
Brings Much Special News of Girls' and
Young Women's Suits, Coats and Dresses
Scarcely a garment in the collection that does not represent a saving- of from $5 to
,$10 on some the savings are even greater.
. And all these are new and attractive Wi .iter clothes such as Miss Philadelphia and her
Misters are asking for now.
By S. S. Canopic
Exceedingly
Fine Red Leaf
Gloves for Men
and Women
This is notice of the one ship
ment of the celebrated Red Leaf
gloves so favorably known to
people who demand gloves made
up with particular nicety which
ia required of all gloves bearing
the trade-mark "Red Leaf," made
in London for Wanamakei's.
The shipment brings less than
a thousand pair and we will not
be able to get more this season.
The gloves are in suede finish
and are all lined.
Men's Gloves at $5.50
In tan and gray, single clasp,
pique sewn and angora lined.
Men s Gloves at $6.50
These are in gray, single clasp,
outseam sewn, suede sheepskin,
lined with blue fur.
Women's Gloves
at $8.50
Stiap wrist, soft gauntlet,
suede sheepskin, otter tops, blue
fur lined. They are in tan and"
grnj.
Children's Gloves
at $2.75
Single clasp, outseam - sewn,
suede sheepskin, wool lined; in
t.m and gray.
(Main Floor, Central)
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Low-Priced Little'
Rugs
Wiltons
27x34 in., $7.50 and $8.30.
U663 in., $9 and $13.60.
Axmirtsters
27x34 in., $3.25 and $4.73.
3Gx70 in., $7.25 a"hd $9.
Rag Rugs
27x54 in., $1.60.
30x60 in., $2.
36x72 in., $2.25.
(Sflflitli Floor, ( limtiiul)
rlL LAMPS are diflicult to get
these days, but heie they aie
lamps for bathrooms, hanging
lamps, student lamps.
(hourth 1 loor, Ontrnl)
LI T T L E French lamps with
bases of hand-chased bronze
and shades which harmonize per
fectly. $13.50 to $50.
(Fourth 1 loor, Ontrul)
rpHE Salon de Beaute is a re-
freshing place to j,pend an
hour in -the midst of a da's shop
ping. Manicuring and shampoo
ing are done; scalp and facial
treatments given.
(Third lluor, tlimtnut)
SATURDAY is a gieat day for
mothers to bring their children
in for a haircut. The Children's
Haircutting Salon is very sunny
and sanitary.
(Thtrtl Hoor, t'hratnut)
Twenty Years a Youth, Twenty Years
a Bread Winner, Twenty Years
a Philosopher
So may be fulfilled in American life
the ancient Hindoo maxim that a man
should be twenty years a youth, twenty
years a soldier and twenty years a house
holder. Men's ages in these days, when some
men still go on into the eighties with the
lire of youth undimmed, may somewhat be
expressed in their choice of overcoats.
So at the top of this story are three
pictures, hasty and a little impudent.
The young man delights to swagger in
the conforming overcoat. Look back in the
old-time sporting; pictures at the coats
worn by the Master of Hounds in some
Royal English meet. The young man's
swagger .coat today is cut very much like
it.
Next is the American business man,
the greatest commercial fighter in all the
world, but somewhat sober in demeanor.
In his about-town business he wears the
sober style, straight line Chesterfield
overcoat and gains respect as a gentleman
whose clothes are so well ordered as to
attract no attention.
Third, the man to whom the elder joys
of life have come. The man who m&y
luxuriate in a great fur collar and the big
blanketing skirts of a magnificent ulster.
Properly speaking, these represent
three favorite classifications in overcoats,
and in these classifications there are
many styles.
Most popular, perhaps, at the 'moment
for men of nearly all ages is the new Town
Ulster, which holds in a little at the waist,
sports a big comfortable collar and inH
many ways resembles the Army over
coats, except that it is not so long. It is
the town coat for all occasions, and young
men especially are affecting it in great
numbers.
But the main thing about these over
coats at Wanamaker's is that they are 100
per cent wool, and this is most important
to be sure of at this particular moment,
considering how many different kinds of
clothes are to be found in Philadelphia.
(Thin) Hoor. Mnrket)
Two Good New Lots of
Men's $2 Shirts
One group is of madras, woven and printed, in
plain negligee style with soft cuffs, and in stripes
in many widths and in clusters.
The other group is of fine iercale and is also
plain negligee style with soft cuffs, but in addi
tion theie is a separate soft collar to match with
each shirt. The designs are chiefly narrow stripes.
An Uncommon Lot of $1 Ties
Four-in-hands of sturdy silk in a generous
shape. Choose from stripes, plain colois and a
variety of fancy figuics.
(Muln Floor, Mnrkrt)
Men's Half Hose a Little
Over Half Price
15c for second grade black, white and colored
cotton.
25c 'for first grade white and gray artificial
silk plated.
$1.25 for'second giade black and white accor
dion ribbed silk.
(Muln Floor, Market)
Remember the Three
Kinds of Pie That
Were All Apple?
But when the colored waiter was asked what
pies could be had he replied, "Kivered, unkivered
an' cross-barred."
A homely little story that
Points a Moral in Men's Hats
There'b many a store that professes to have a
ariety of men's hats, but examination proves
them to be "all apple."
The Wanamakcr Men's Hat Store has real va
riety of soft hats, derby hats, dress hats and
caps. England, France, Italy and America have
contributed.
(Main Floor, Market)
Men's Black Calfskin
and Kidskin Shoes
at $5.90
MuLh finei footwear than $5.90 would regu
larly buy.
Straight lace and blucher .shoes of dull black
calfskin and straight lace in black glazed kidskin.
Smart shapes for young men and conservative
styles for other men.
(Main Floor, Market)
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Crepe de Chine
Nightgowns
Two styles just in are among
the very best at $5, being very
simple indeed, and with no trim
ming but hemstitching. Other
styles up to $15.
(Third Floo"r, Central)
Charming Crepe
Kimonos
recently from Japan are of a
heavy white crepe with stripes or
bars of color and embroidery in
heavy cotton over the stripes.
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Prettiest Velvet
Handbags
at $4 in Town
No wondei, loi they are much
finer bags than $1 will oidinarily
buy.
Dainty, lightweight bags of
black, taupe, liown and navy iel
et in giaccful .shape and with
different shapes of fanpy fiames.
Finished with jaunty tassel.
Plnlu 1 loor, ( lietiiut)
Knitted Silk Scarfs
That Will Appeal
to War Workers
are those of navy blue and a rich
dull red silk to match the colors
of the uniforms. They are of
good width and the fashionable
length, and are just the .right
weight for this weather. They
were made up especially to- our
order. $12.50 each.
Other new silk scaifg are hand
Some affairs fiom England, in
.most attractive colors and combi
nations. The blue and whito and
brown and white scarfs are par
tiwlarlffectiye. $12,(?0.
, (Mttla 1'Untti Ce4piliO
304 Famous White Mountain Refrigerators and Ice Chests at
Average Reductions of $10
White .Mountain lefrigeratota aie famous throughout the countiy.
They aie .standard and ineproachable. We hae sold thousands of
them, and they have given unusual satisfaction.
The prices of these rcf i igerator.s, we are advised, will be advanced.
Yet, in spite of this, we hae decided to dispose of 304 we have on
hand and reduce them to such an extent that
They Will Be Sold at Once
Since there are 59 different sizes and styles of refrigeiators and
two kinds of ice chests it is impracticable to give the full list here.
But it can be said that the 1 eductions go all the way from $3 on
an ice chest that is now $12 to $35 on a refrigerator that is now $185.
The average is about $10. This saving applies almost exactly to the
great majority of refrigeialois that aie in the usual family sizes.
This is an opportunity not onlj for new homes but for every home
where there is a refrigerator that is not fully satisfactory and not fully
sanitary in every respect.
White Mountain refrigeiatoi.s will give lowest temperature with
least ice, thus accomplishing an economy saving.
With a few exceptions these refrigerators are all white lined, not
merely painted, but with a baked-on white coating which has a beautiful
high gloss. It is a cleaner, blighter and more durable surface than
porcelain and will not crack nor chip.
We unhesitatingly recommend them to our customers, and the
savings at which they are offered in this sale are such as to be taken
advantage of at once.
(1'onrtli Hoor, Markrt)
The Great Christmas Toy Store Will Welcome the
Children Tomorrow
Biing in the little giil.s to ee the beautiful things Santa Claus
has chosen for their gifts. Bring in the little boys to sec, what a won
derful nation of soldiers and engineers and electricians we are becoming.
More than a hundred Christmas trees aie lighted and electric trains
aie going full speed. Machine guns, tanks and battleships aie ready
for action. More than one thousand dolls are waiting for somebody
to love them. Everywhere there is expectancy in the hope of the
greatest and merriest Christmas that the American people have
ever known. '
Bring in the children and let them see it, let them be delighted.
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