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EVENING PUBLIC ' LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY IT, 1919
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Grand Organ, 9, 11 and 4:50
Clilmm nt Stroke of Noon
WANAMAKERS
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Rain
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fILSON IN EUROPE
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tabbi Wise Dcclaves That
This Fine, Seasonable Merchandise Will Bloom for Saturday
in the Down Stairs Store at Wanamaker's
Is America's Imperative
Duty at Present
bHA'S GREAT WORK TO DO
IA-W T'l"' ,'" ' 'V '
Jcplorcs Coming of Promi
nent Americans to Paris to
Oppose President's Labors
By CHARLKS A. SI'.M)EX
Special Cable to Kt enin; Public Lrtlgtr
copunont. 1919. bu lie .v. l . riniri Co.
rarls, Jnn. 17. Ilabbl Stephen S.
Wise, chiirnidii of the Ametlcan Zion
ist deputation, ho lias been In I'tiR
lanl and 1'ranco for tlio last month,
will leao 1'nrls today fur Ameilca. I
asked htm wh'it he would siy nt home
concerning tlm l'cnce Confcience, niul
I'rcslclout iNon s picenco hcie.
"The chief tliltu; to bo done by
Ameilri." ho Mild, "Is to keep Presi
dent AVIIsrm In Kuiope. If the Amerl-
rah people knew lmw imperative 11
the President's presence In l'.iris nt
the present time, tiny would beseech
nun to &tny liere tlirotislwut the con
ference. It Is giciitly to bo icgutted
thit ho must ictiiin to Anurlc.i In
l'chruaiy because of the ndjouinment
of Cnimrpss. Ilia business Is llurope's
Ptaco Confcrenio In 1'r.im.e America
lias a great work to do and 1'iesldcnt
Wilson above all men Is ntedtd to do
It.
"Another tiling to bn 111 kccI upon
Ameilcins la that i must not allow
our domcstlf dlfferencpH to be niiKiil
fled Into Kiavr national dispute" If
nnv Amei leans imc to I'.uls In the
bopo of lessening the pustlv;o of the
Pionldent, let tin m fi.inklv f-.iv so,
tint all AmulintiH tmj know An un
believable luiimr h.h-Iks mo th it men
of Rieat dlbtlniHioii in Ameilcan llfo
are ni rising In Pails, nomlnilly to
serve .is newi 1 r iniicpomlcntH or
in one rup-iiltv or niiothei, but ae
tua!l to HkIii tlii' PnMdent The
Piesldint can take i.ne of bituvelf.
and the Aineiltan peoplu will tike
pa 10 of then (,-entknieii, whatever
their motiws or whotver thcli clients,
when the d.i of leekonlm? comes
"Amerii.i tutus the 1'taco Cnnfei
1 nee nilglitlly mhuiitiigeil 011 two
Rronnds Wei ask nothing wo desire
nothing, sive a Just ami durable peace.
In our disintciestedness lit s our
htrength
"In the nrt phce, Ameilca is irp.
resented bv the man who has come to
lommind the rontldcmc of the people
nf Alllril 111 in. t.li u no .... iiIIi.ik II. !...
'man has Tlje faith of the Allied peo
ples in M IKou Is a 1n01.1l iict mi-
aloprous to the faith of the Ainoiiean
peoples In Wilson tluounhout the ais
of tlio war
"Two things mo nei ded The Pit si.
dent must icniain In the Peace Con
ference The Ameihan pcopl,, must
stand united behind hhn In in tl.lng
peace ns in linking wai. Amerlei Is
not nsktd to mm lender its Independ
ence of Judgment to 11111 presidential I
Jilt. I lmvn (.ecu and luaid things In
jxindon and P.nis tint ghe me the
Hght and make It mj dut as 1111 ,
iAmcilcan iltbon to liv it upon the'
(lieaits of niv fellow citizens to .stand
liehlnd the Pusidout now." )
f AUSTRIANS DjyiDED ON UNION '
f3iany-Oppoe IM.ut to Join Ger-bniiiny-r-Viciiiid
Broad Nation Cut
Special Cable to Liming I'ubiic I.t tiger
Bft Topirloit, I'll 1 hn the 1 timet I u
KVIrnim, Jan 17 According to mc
CJBl Infoi illation fmiu (iirnum tlio Cen
tre mrtv. reiiris, nting the Citliollc- eli
ments, Ins tlerldid tn taippurt the plan
of a German-Austrian unluii with ittr-
mny.
FJBAustri-in ft cling icg.irdlng tlio pro
gpoecd union is illvlriid 'I lie plan Is nip-
porieu ity too utrmau .Miiionaii'-ib .ma
Social DcmoeriilR, while opiiosul t- the
Christian Swliltts ami in lunf.ii luring
cI&fs uiio tut tin, inward a federation
with the otlur ti(.l forimil Austrian
Statea, If pn-nilile
lOnlng to 11 h'mrt ice of flour tie mih.
Hobrcad i.itlon In Vi 1111 1 for nct wick
has b en rnliiicil one half
Whe Pains
of Winter
J17INTER and its
cold brings many
. pain of rheumatism
kid neuralgia which
,roii can easily con
quer. Just keep in
I the house a tube of
SAUME
PTnalgesique
IBENGUE
HHSL
atlit famous French re
lUliever of nain.
$8fWhen the pain comes
i&Wit from cold, headache.
neuralgia, gout, rheuma-
citm, sciatica or muscular
rin rub on a little ot
it Bflume.
MVlmost instantly there
1 A warm glow which lasts
crhans twentv minutes
.. i .1 - .1
a wnen mac goes, me
jn is gone, too.
Get the genuine. Order
full name.
OS. LEEMING & CO.
ieric.an A genu New York
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(ou Need
A Remarkable Showing of New
Spring Hats at $3.75
HccomlnR little tailored
turbuns nbound in this
luight, new tjnthctinK of
fresh SpiitiR hats. Most of
them fit snugly and hac
burnt plumage, ostiich tips
or ttiff tibbon quills jutting
out at amazing angles.
Some arc cntltcly of straw,
some have facings of satin
and many have s-atin
crown1?. Most of the hats
are black, but there ate
plenty of navy blue and
blown hats' among them.
All aic quite special in
piice. All of the hats
sketched nic $3.7C.
Straw-and-Satin
Hats, $3
Small, close-fitting hats
in navy, brown, black and
henna in several different
shapes.
New Street Hats, $6
Charming hats of coar-e,
rough straw, tilted at un
expected angles. Many mi
nations of the tricoine aie
among them. Puiplc, biown,
black, nay, henna and giay
aic the piincipal coloiings.
(Markrt)
Sample Georgette Waists
Special $3.90
The waists are most attractive with dccoiativc stitching, beading,
embroidery or neat tucks. They show round or V necks and various
kinds of collars.
Many of the waists are of white Georgette crepe combined with
another color; othcis ate of tan, pink, white or yellow Georgette
crepe.
All sizes aic in the lot, but not cveiy size in each style.
(Market)
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Another Group of
Canteen Boxes
Priced a Third
Less
which makes them $3.73 and
$5. Sizes ary from little
boxes to fairly large boxes. All
aie ptcttily lined and some are
fitted with various toilet
articles nail file, cuticle knife,
minor, etc., and each has a
small change purse. The
leather is in alligator and
ccrase piessings and the
colois arc especially attrac
tive: blue, gray, tan, lavender,
gtecn and rose.
(Central)
A Yarn
Demonstration
is going on in the Art Needlework
Section. A very competent
woman is there to teach you,
without charge, the various
stitche3 of crocheting or knitting.
(Ontrnl)
On the Side of Your
Skin
against the Winter hordes of
wind, snow and icy rain are
ranged the soothing, healing
lotions and the good, old friend,
colli cicam.
Hotllcs of almond lotion are 33c
to $1.
Cold cicam, in the tube, begins
it 10c; in the jar, at 23c.
(Olitral)
Glove Specials for
All Hands
Women's
woolen gloves in O.vfonl giay and
black aio Soc a pair.
chamois lisle gloves in white or giay
have Pan point stitching on the backs
and aic 85c a pair.
duplex chamois lisle gloves are in
.stiap-wrist btvlc and arc in white,
mode and giay at 31.50 a pair.
tan capeskin gloves that aie ".seconds"
aie $1.35 a pair.
Children's
waim, lleece-lined fabiic gloves aie in
giay, blown and khaki color at 50c a
pair.
Men's
fleeced fabric gloves in giay and black
aic 50c a pair.
(( rntnil)
SPECIAL
Thick, Cotton-filled
Quilts, $3
These arc the best quilts we have ever
owned to sell nt such a price. They are
coveted with cambric and figured cotton
tnateiials nnd some even have sateen cov
eiings with medallion centcis. In weight
they aveiage 5 pounds and they arc
thickly filled with cotton and scroll
stitched. Many aio worth as much again.
For schools and boauling houses, as
well as for homes, these quilts are splen
did. (Chestnut)
Women's Coat Prices Swing Low
and Are Within the Reach
of Everybody
Nearly every coat has lost a goodly proportion of its original price and
savings often amount to quite a sum. This applies to so many coats that
there is no dearth of choice. The coats are cut on the fashionable lines of
this season, veil made and warmly lined. Some are quite heavily trimmed
with fur, having shawl or cape collars and often cuffs of scalene or nutria.
They are of silk or wool velour, bolivia, pompom, broadcloth or kersey. Now
$18.73 to $85.
If You Prefer a Coat Without Fur
there is broad choosing among them. Coats of velour, silvertone, cheviot,
kersey, broadcloth, plush, bolivia, cashmere velour and pompom have no fur
whatever about them. They are in good taste and many have beautiful
linings. Present prices range from $11.75 to $67.50.
(MurUfl)
Hosiery and Underwear
for Women
at Special Prices
Combination suits at S1.55 arc of a medium
weight ribbed cotton in ecru color and in
extia bizes only. Iow neck, shoit sleeve and
knee or ankle length style.
Illnck merccrizod cotton stockings, 33r,
three pair for $1. They have scams in back
and rc-enfoiccd feet and tops. "Seconds," but
good ones.
( rntrnl)
A Special Group of Interesting New
Velour Frocks at $18.75
Most of them are collarless, while others have throw ties at
the necks'. The skirts, bodices and cuffs arc adorned with tiny pin
tucks. .Small bone buttons arc much in evidence.
The usual selling price on cveiy one is moic than half as much
again .some a good bit more.
New Satin and Taffeta Frocks
Special at $16.75
In navy blue, plum, brown and Copenhagen blue; the frocks
aie in very attractive models. Pointed overskiits, three ticis on
the sides of skirts, dainty Georgette crepe vcstce.s, silk buttons,
etc., all go to make up dainty frocks. Of couisc, the collarlcsa
bodice is the favorite.
Two Fashionable Serge Dresses at 16.50
One is embroideird in silk In aid. The other, which is sketched,
shows three ticis on the hkiit. The collarless bodice and the cuffs
ate piped with lose satin.
Spring Frocks of Taffeta $19.75
Diaped skirts aie finished In back with laige bows; bodices
and skiits are trimmed with bands of black velvet; other flock?
show silk embroidery; while some unusual now dicse exhibit five
ticis of flounces on the fide1. In the group aie taupe, blown,
lookie, Belgian and navy blue.
Among the Other New Models
At $18 two pictty models of lustious taffeta aie in lookie,
navy blue and taupe.
Special at $23.50 vcrv new and vciy attractive navy blue
serge dresses in a Jacket effect show tan broadcloth in the collars,
cuffs and vests. This is bi aided in black soutache.
Novelty Taffeta Frocks at $24.75
One Is sketched. The bodices, tkhts and cuffs arc trimmed
with knife-pleated frills.
(Vlurkrt)
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Afternoon Frocks for
Bright Days
Taffeta and Georgette crcpo com
bined, Geoigctto eiepo alone, or crepe
do chine foim lovely, lcfteshing
dresses. The colois are vvoith see
ing: navy blue, tan, taupe, beige,
peail giay, gold, pink, lose, tur
quoise and lavender. S19.75, S23 to
$47.50.
1000 Pair of Children's Shoes at $2.50 a Pair
Serviceable, sturdy shoes are these, of dull black
leather in button style. The toes are sensibly wide and
the soles are sturdy. In sizes 8V-; to 2.
Women's Gray Shoes
Special at $3.50 a Pair .
These fashionable shoes are nlade of soft gray
leather, very much like buckskin. They lace high and
have covered heels and welted soles.
Special Tan Calfskin Shoes
for women, lace high and have medium heels and welted
soles. Now $3.90 a pair. ,
Several StylesSpecial at $4.40
Included are women's shoes of neat black calfskin,
gray kidskin with cloth tops to match, and black kid
skin shoes with gray kidskin tops.
You may choose high or medium heels.
Women's Black Shoes
Special at $1.50 a Pair
In the lot are shoes of black patent leather and black
calfskin with cloth or leather tops, in lace or button
styles.
Sizes run from 2'j to C'' and there are almost all
widths.
Heels are high or medium and the soles are welted.
The shoes are worth two or three times as much.
(Cheitnut)
The New Spring Hats Call
for Veils
Most of the newest hats fit closely and
have little or no brims, so a veil becomes a
necessity for a well-groomed appearance.
At S.'ic, made veils in square and octagon
meshes with velvet or chenille dots or scrolls.
In black, brown or taupe.
At 75c to $2.23, some very nttractivo
stvlcs in square or octagon meshes with dots,
sci oils or the new braided effects. Also in
black, brown or taupe.
(t'rntrnl)
1000 Good Corsets
Special at $1.15
In this big collection there arc
corsets for all needs corsets of
coutil nnd batiste in both pink
nnd white. All sizes, 20 to 30,
are heie, but there areTnot all
sizes in any one style.
Brassieres, 35c to 75c
Iloth bandeaux and brassieres
aie in this gioup and they aie in
dorcn8 of styles, but not all sizes
in any one style. They are in
pink nnd white trimmed with laco
or cmbioidery. Sizes 3t to 16.
(Ontrnt)
Lovely Silk
Envelope Chemises
Special at $3.85
Two styles have been marked
special for Saturday.
One, of heavy pink wash putin,
is gathcied aiound the top, hem
stitched and trimmed with lose-bud-
and ribbons.
Another of ciepe de chine ha
a casing of Geoigette and much
shining and hemstitching.
Bloomers at $2.85
One style of wash satin has
hemstitched luffies at the knee.
Another of nink tub silk is in
the same style.
(Ontrnl)
A Good Many Young Men Are
Coming to Us for Civilian Clothes
And they couldn't come to a safer place.
No need to search through this stock of clothing for a suit that is all wool.
Every suit in the entire collection is guaranteed to be pure wool and a sound in
vestment. In fact, every suit represents, at this time of year, an extra value, since
they are all marked at lowered prices.
There are huits of all the good Winter materials for men and young men
suits that real men like. Their prices range from $22 to $29.50.
The Same High Standards Apply to Overcoats
They are sound and good, through and through. Fabrics are heavy enough and
strong enough to stand much Winter hardship.
Prices begin at $22 for straight, single-breasted box coats and rise, by easy
stages, to $35. In between are many heavy Winter ulsters with convertible collars,
deep pockets and belted backs. Town ulstery, too, which fit a little closer and are
a little shorter.
((.ntlir.r. 'VUrkM)
A New Necktie Is a
Transformer
It can change the whole appear
ance of a man. Haven't vou
noticed it?
New neckties of vanous silk
mixtures are in the good, all-round-man
patterns. The shapes
are open-end, foui-in-hund style.
COc.
(ftallrr.r, Mnrkitl)
Warm Domet
Flannel Night
Things for Men
Nightshirts arc $1.73.
Pajamas arc $2.25.
The thick, warm domet flan
nel is striped with pink, blue or
gray.
((iallrr.r. Market)
Specials in Men's Hosiery "
and Winter Underwear
Ribbed cotton shuts or dinvvcis, $1.15 the garment. Giay
or ecru color, high-neck and long-slcevc shirts and ankle-length
drawers.
Black nicrcencd cotton half ho-e, 2-'c a pair.
Coloied meicerized cotton half hore, o0c u pair. Of fine
quality in gray, tan, black and navy.
(dnllrrj, MurUfll
Special Shoes for Men
and Boys
500 Pair of Men's Shoes at $3.J0
These arc of black patent leather or of tan leather on
English lasts. The soles are welted. Kvcry pair is worth
more than half as much again.
400 Pair of Boys' Shoes at $2.50
For knock-about, rough wcathet, Winter wear get a pair
of these "Hull black leather shoes for boys. You save money
on them, too.
((Iiratnilt)
New Furs Have Come '
to the Fur Store
Pretty new mull's and scarfs that we
are glad to add to the gathering of good and
inexpensive furs in the Down Stairs Store.
Almost every piece is marked at a saving
of at least a third, as you will readily under
stand from this list:
MUFFS
Australian opossum muffs, $18.7.").
Dyed-blue kit fox muffs, $22.50 and $25.
Taupe-dyed kit fox mufTs, $28.50.
Black-dyed fov mull's, $18.75 to $.'57.50.
Brown-dyed fox muffs, $18.75.
Taupe-dyed fox muffs, $18.75 to $15.
Blue-dyed lynx muffs, $57.50.
Taupe-dyed nutria muffs, $15.
Hudson seal (muskrat) muffs, $15 and
$17.50.
Dyed Jap mink muffs, $10.
SCARFS, CAPES AND STOLES
Hudson seal (muskrat) capes and stoles,
$35 to $45.
Nutria stoles and capes, $22.50 to $ 12.50.
Natural racoon scarfs (large), $18.75.
Skunk scarfs (3 skins), $39.75.
Skunk capes, $20.
Black coney scarfs, $0.75.
Black Manchurian dog scarfs, $9.75 to
$18.75.
Kit ccney scarfs, $6.50.
Black-dyed cat lynx scarfs, $23.50.
Black-dyed fox scarfs, $18.75 to $37.50.
In addition we have some fine matched
sets of fashionable pelts.
Still Some of the Good Wash
Suits for Boys at $3
There are Junior Norfolk's, Middies and Russian
suits of chambra.v, gingham, rep and galatca for
little bovs of 2'i to 8 yeais. They arc well-made,
stuidv little suits that will stand much hard wear
and many washings.
(Ilnllrr.r, MnrkM)
A Special Lot of
Boys' Sweaters at $2.75
Some arc 1 educed and others were specially
bought. They aie in navy blue, giay and red with
1 oil collais and roomy pockets.
intlrr, .MnrkM)
Cloth Hats for Boys
Special at 75c
There arc various shapes in mixtures and
tweeds, and w oolen overseas caps and sailor shapes
of seigc or corduroy for the little fellows. Sizes
aic bioken, thougli boys of about 6 to 12 years can
be fitted.
Caps, Too, at 75c Are Special
and have been regularly more, but .sizes on these
aic bioken, too.
Thcv aie in giay, blown and blue mixtures and
in good shai es,
(nllrr, Markft
Children's Warm Union Suits
Special at $1.25
A lot of ribbed merino or cotton union suits
in which sizes aie somewhat broken, but plenty to
choose fiom.
They arc white or ecru color with long sleeves,
high necks and ate ankle length. For children of
2 to 10 jeais.
(Ontrnl)
(Mnrkrt)
Pretty Special
Neckwear at 50c
Thcie is some lovely organdie
neckwear which is about half
price.
A lot which brings ahout a half
dozen styles of collais nnd the
same number of stvles in sets.
The collais are all newest styles
most of them for lound-neck
frocks, but some loll .shapes. In
white, Copenhagen blue, led and
tan, many of Picm pleated, some
embioideied and lace tiimmed.
At $1
Imitation Point Venise ioll col
lais and Georgette collars edged
with lace, all of hich would oidi
narily be more.
(Ontrnl)
Junior Girls' Coats
Are Reduced
'I his i eduction takes in piactl
cally all of our Winter coats in
sizes 12 veais to 17, and some of
the coats are woith a gteat ileal
moie. They are made of cheviot,
velour, corduioy and velveteen
mostly in biown, green ni.d blue.
Now $13.50, 'jilG.oO, ?2J.5() and
?27.50.
Coats for Smaller Girls
Are Now $7.50 and $10
For the girls who wear sides' 10
years to 14 this is an oppoit unity
to be seized. The coats arc all
lined and interlined. The majority
are of velour, cheviot and cordu
roy In brown and green, a few are
In blue.
Early Forecast of Spring
More New Suits Arrive
They aie in such happy mod
els, too! The jackets upple
and manv display smatt vest?
New collats are in evidence.
These innovations' and the gen
eral attl.ii.tive ,sniaitnes leave
no loom for doubt that the
coming Spiing will eo moie
women vv rating suits than
ever. $25, $27.50, ?30 to ?35.
Trini, Mannish Serge
at $23
Why, hciu arc many models!
And no one was expecting to
roe mun.v models in seigc at
.'25. Call it a pleasant sur
piise! One is high waisted,
another s h o w ,s the jacket
pleated below the belt and
gioups of tucks above. Small
buttons' aic used as trimming.
Many ovci -collais aie of pon
gee. So on, Through Many
New Models
One, of wool poplin, is quite
sportive vv'th black braid. The
iacket ripples gi acef ully.
S'7.50.
Another model of mannish serge, piped with braid nnd trimmed
with bono buttons, is $20.75.
The tuit that is sketched is of wool poplin. $20.75.
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Winter Suits Are Greatly Reduced
I'lices aic now S16.50, $22.70 and ?35 for suits of wool
poplin, butcllu, seigc and broadcloth.
(Markrt)
New Silk Stockings
Just Here
More of these women's black
silk stockings, with the tops and
heels lined with lisle, at $2.15 a
pair.
A Satin and
Nainsook
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Special at $1.50
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