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ETflBNIfrja- PUBLIC LEtGtiR-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 9ln
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WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens 9 A. M.
WANAMAKER'S
CMmen nt Stroke of Noon
Store Closes 3 P. M.
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From N e.w York
SWith Summer Sun and Warmth All the
Way to Ekyida
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You leave the blec " Tnd chill behind you
or the green grass, wnu palms and pine trees,
iter passing Columbia, S. C; along the way the
lossoming cotton fields, little hamlets of colored
oik, and the forests of moss-covered oaks, and
he white cows and black razorback rooters;
and, for diversion, later, St. Augustine, full of
health and romance.
Further along you reach Ormo'nd Beach, so
solid and wide, with its Majestic Hotel and, ten
!3m minutes further away, over the bridge, Daytona,
Jjjhe little, winsome, refined Daytona, on the
ryy Halifax River, the beautiful town of hospitalities
L ml and interesting people whose homes are gardens
of beautv rather than of show.
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M,V Alter, the hlteenth ol January (.so say the
i'jijij old habitues) and until early June the soft
AVkl Sum in or nir is usual nil the lime and nice that nt
pur May days.
f I To New York and Philadelnhia Florida is
Uvir the nearest porch of open south windows where
jHio'. the worn and weary may find in the sun and
jWTt delicious air, new vitality, the desired rest and
Pi' flu change of sight and sound. There is, too, some-
1 'i thing lazyful and sleepiiymg in the southern
,,'( .atmosphere at this time of the year.
Everv dav this Store sets its table freshly
'JJ with the best we can get of such things as our
liy. patrons like. People say our Store, big as it is.
is much like a "Friendship Village, where
everybody feels at home.
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and Advance Choosing Tomorrow in
Great February Furniture Sale
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now with nut only the
thought of this Winter, but of
ysflvcuil succepiiinf ones, aim
fethev vanl noon, waini piacurai
floats of not too pionounctni
jjpyi'
These new awivaia are on
tlv this anil they arr most
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vuncu tiiroiiKiioui aim im eiuii
iPjgcollav of cone.
m At San a knit black cheviot with
ifaiKC plush collar.
At M7.5U a soft. loolv eloui.
entirely silk lined, with hal
ollav ot taupe nutria oi in'ai-
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they are excellent coats that
the season with much
er prices than those they ait'
wearing w to .?o.;.u..
ey aie coats of V.00I velours,
flpompoms and outer K0011,
2 u'Mk lTinlniinls. ill such
ed-for colois as taupe, bui-
y, icitideer, blue, Rieen uuu
n shades.
They are made in new an
:omiiiK Winter svyies, " "
! thiouKliom wun roou Buiss,
.,..0 nfion interlined, as well.
itc a number have large fill
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to 20 eai sizc.
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NY Coat-Need -
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i Waists
ainrhn ir in atrain if it can
Id ever to have been out.
lie waist with it is of white
Fin,i the soutache appears in
fclose detail all around the
WE and pointed collar ami
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Bother ii of tieorgette cicpe
i.flesli, bisque, navy atxl bla'k.
iioutnclic ilesiprn Torminp; a
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IQl MUU1U 111 I1UU., .pu.li.
Hrd is a very simple and
y style with a 111 oau collar
M lUct joinetl to a self-frill
ivery tiny pleats, sia.oti.
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I Tweed Suiting
Fcial, $3.50 a Yard
bcie is anythinir that eives
service than a tweed most
uhaven't found it out yet.
is a fine, opportunity for
, thinkinir of piactical
f'suits or top coats or pos-
Bly a separate skirt. Also,
01 tlie good wearinR
, thia tweed is most do.
lor rtmill boys' suits.
Kjray, tan, mown ami
, mixtures, sojne with
all 64 Inches wide.
HP HERE'S a Per
- feet Furore for
Beads Especially
Red Beads
lu fact, beads of all coloi? and
shapes and sizes, for the fash
ionable necklaces.
Red beads in that ivid hue
which is so popular this Wintei,
daik blue to wear with the many
blue flocks, imitation amber,
lapis, coial and other colors are
ali here in the Jeweliy Stole,
made up into necklaces of many,
kinds. Often two or three tokus'
and kinds of beads aie combined;
often there is a quaint pendant
by way of finish, and sometimes
metal beads are combined w ith
the coloied ones'.
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WHEN the Coat
Stays Open
Vests Come Into
Their Own
This, it need hardl be ex
plained, is in the Spiingtime.
In anticipation of which event
hae arrived some striUinjjly
pietty now satin and broadcloth
vests, slip-over style and showing
beadwoik or the trlint of pold or
silver brocade as a tiimminp; to
Hie satm. $7.30 to $1.2.50 are the
prices.
Now satin collar and cuffs alno
for Sptiiig coatt aie heie. Thev
aie ivid-coloied satins or black
with insets of color, and ou can
imagine how effective thev would
be on a dark suit. ,sS.60. S10
and $11.
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CILKEN Warmth
for the Babies
From Japan
'or the baby whoae mother
wishes him to p;ct plenty of fresh
air, without discomfort, there are
Baby Buntings, those warm and
cozy quilted garments which. pi o
tect the baby fiom head to toe.
They are quilted, figured silk in
light colors. $6.50.
Japanese silk quilts, in plain
and embroidered silks and daintv
colors, $4.75 and S6.50 each.
Little wrappers for babies of
one and two years' aie of quilted
silk, usually white with gay little
losebuds sprinkled over the sur
face and lined with pale pink or
blue silk. $5.
( rlilnl I loor, ( lir.tiiut)
"DETTER Shoes
- for Women
Than $6.50 US
Buys
Any one of these high lace,
cloth top shoes is good style.
Medium shade of tan calfskin
with tan cloth tops and Cuban
heels. '
f Dark tan with tan cloth tops,
military heels and indicated wing
tips.
Black calfskin with gray cloth
tops, military heels and indicated
wing tips.
Patent leather with gray cloth
tops, Louis heels and plain toes.
Price $0.50 a pair.
(llr.t Floor, MsrU.I)
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When you come in here tomorrow you will
find, in orderly arrangement, on the Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh Floors, what is believed to
be the largest and finest stock of furniture at
retail in this country and what 'is known to be
a stock many times larger and manifestly
more desirable than any other in this part of
the country. We do not enjoy making com
parisons favorable to ourselves, but it is the
only way by which people can obtain a true
sense of proportion and a clear idea of the
magnitude and import of th'is event.
Sixteen Thousand Floor Samples
The floor samples alone constitute a
greater stock than many another good store
has altogether in its possession. They number
approximately 16,000 pieces, and they are just
a part of our entire assortments.
It is hardly necessary to tell you what all
this magnitude has come from. Your own
intelligence will convince you that it must
have come from giving the people a furniture
service of a kind peculiar to this store.
We desire to point out to you that this
furniture service never meant so much to the
homekeeper or apartment dweller as it means
today.
It has never meant so much in economy,
because greater magnitude means greater
command of the market and these sales are
always growing.
No hurry, no bustle, no undue excitement
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February 1st
bringing a gnat quaiui'.y of tine, piact.cal, w parable silks at a
notable leduction in pike.
livery woman is inxited to takf her time to choose laiefuliy
and compaie these silks with those ofi'eied elsewhere. We hae
no fear for the iet,ult.
Quite natiually the best alue are auie to be iccognized and
earned off immediately. Some of these we can't replace. But the
majority of silks bough! fur this .-ale are m sufficient quantity to
last foi some time.
Window and Door Curtains
Greatly Reduced
Lace cuitains. consisting of one, two o; throe pail lots.
Yauous kinds of laces are tepiesented, and some scrim curtains
now one-third to one-half k-s.
Door hangings, mostly one pair of a kind, in plain coloied
armuie or lep. led, blue, gieen. lose and brown, 1 educed to SO to
A"."ij a pau-.
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TMITATION Ivory
A Toilet Articles All
Specially Priced
Ju.t lead these pi ices
Hair blushes, S1.25, $1.50 and
$1.65.
Combs, 15c and 23c.
Mirrors, 05c to $1.10.
They are all of exceptional qual
ity and unusual indeed for these
pi ices.
(Wi.l VMr
ANDERSON
Ginghams
The good David and John An
dcison ginghams are ready in a .
greater variety of styles than
ever. Stripes, checks, plaids and
plain colors. Sl.'Jj a yard.
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LAClil Remnants a
Third to a Half
Less
Very neaily eery kind of lace
you can think of and particularly
good kinds for Spring dressmak
ing. Also there are usYjul remnants
cf nets, chiffons an'J Georgette
crepes', nice for making over
blouses and frocks.
(Knit Alilc)
USEFUL odd
ments From the
Upholstery Store
Single pairs of lace cuituin ami
single lace window ranels ic
duccd to about ha'f what the
were formerly .
Al.-o various lengths of all
kinds of upholstery material-,
nice for chair coverings or cushion
tops, and some net remnants all
maikcd at very little p.rices.
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MEN'S Handker
chiefs With
Plain Initials
Of plain, white linen, plain hem
stitched style, with an easily read
letter in one corner. We suggest,
the handkerchiefs at 35c apiece,
or $4.20 a dozen.
They aie of good qualit, aie
now and fresh and are excellent
for general use.
(Miiln I'loor, Ontrull
WHITE Sale Spe
cial Longcloth
$2.15 a Piece
A good, sturdy qualiU for the
making of undermuslins and
aprons.
This is, by far, the most eco
nomical way to buy longcloth, and
during the White Sale is the most
economical time. There is a sav
ing of 35c on each piece. A piece
Is 10 yards.
(llr't i'loor, ClititnulJ
It has never meant so much in the (desir
ableness and beauty and stable qualities, be
cause magnitude means first choice of the
goods in which all these things are most pro
nounced. The Best Sale for You to
Choose In
It is the most reasonable thing in the
world to choose your furniture where the
choice is incomparably the largest, where
qualities are reliable beyond doubt, and where
prices are the lowest for unquestionable quali
ties. Only one Sale can fulfill these conditions.
This is the Sale.
This is the Sale of unrivaled varieties, of
unquestionable qualities and of economies
that mean savings in real money.
With this we throw open to the public all
the beauties and advantages which it holds
for them, and to every visitor we offer kindli
est welcome and the best service in our power-
1 In Particular
All our regular furniture stocks are in
this Sale at special February reductions, in
addition to an extraordinary series of new
purchases-
The economies average between 25 and
83 l-o per cent. On many things they are just
10 per cent., on quite a number there is a
saving of 50 per cent.
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Locations
Bedroom Furniture Sixth Floor
and Central.
Dininy Room Furniture Sixth
Market and Central.
Irving Room- Furniture Fifth
Chestnut.
Hall Furniture Fifth Floor, Central.
Wicker Furniture Seventh Floor, Central
Chestnut
Floor.
Floor,
The Rich Displays Are Ready in the
Sale of Oriental Rugs and Advance Choosing
Begins Tomorrow
There is new bloom and new beauty and new unusual wiving:?. The rug display:? are now in full
opportunity in this wonderful Seventh Floor Salon of readiness for inspection and advance choosing. They
Eastern Rugs today. make an exquisite picture. Chinese. Persian and
Xew shipments, bringing thousands of dollars' Caucasian weaves are shown in a great diversity of
worth of dependable and handsome Oriental weaves. sizes and in a wealth of colors to delight anybody
have been secured to sell at special prices. Along with an eye for the picturesque and the beautiful,
with these are rugs taken from our regular assort- It is a good thing to know that the background of the
meats and marked at new low figures. great picture is one of genuine advantage, in reliable
Coming simultaneously witlthe great February qualities and real advantages in price.
Furniture Sale, this event is as timely and helpful as Tomorrow, Thursday and Friday are three days
can be because so many people securing new furniture of inspection and courtesy. Selections may be made in
will need some new rugs to go with it. advance on any one of these days, but all purchases
Xow is the golden opportunity to secure both at . will date from February J.
Persian Mahal Rugs ' -- -
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ax'.'J All" lO.ONtl.j 15" ll.Jlj.iU ZUbo
U.Sx7.6 19:'. lli.l'xS.lU 2!)U 11 . , ,,
iL.i8.u p n.s::tui i-J7 Chinese Small Rugs
11.7x8.8 19li U.:.:;9.1 ll7 Mate... $11.7
11:. 7.6 175 UxS.9 2W. Hugn, 2 3 siy.7". to Sl,1
lTsO.'- .!7."i 1.'J7 IG!) Uvus. '-. ; S17.50 to S22.5''
tO.iix&.O I." 1 11.0 x 3.2 2(56 UujJS, ii (3 $45
12.11 x S.8 l!197 llus. -1 . 7 6.1 -
Chinese Carpel-Size Ru Mosuls. Kazacks and Gundyes
:,.;.XU.9 SW3 U.lsl0 S4Uo " X S3" !M5 " SaT';,
I J.J x 9.7 o:, t i.u N y., aw J ' "S W. Sdo. &7o and hfc.1
12x9 287 12.0M0 -J97 HeloOcllisUlll RllgS
12x9.2 U79 11.10 s 9 US l.i.7n to sa.i
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MOTOR Robes
Reduced
Vlie I'ollowiiifj lap robe.-., in
cluding siaw "or one, tv, o oi
three people, aic a foauh to a
third les.s than veKular.
Woolen robes w itli fringe
and in plaid design?, $.o(J to
59.50.
Mohair plusl , ome rubber
interlined, S5 to $13.50.
Modeled plush, some Bilk
plush, $25 to $50.
Fur lobes, S20.50 to $11)1.23.
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Fine Wilton Rugs at Savings
of a Fourth to a Third
This is an unusually interesting collection of rugs from two of the best
mills in the country. There are designs suitable for every room in the house,
and we were especially fortunate to get them at a time when so many people
will be wanting to buy new domestic rugs to mi tch new furniture.
tf.12 ft., $57.50, $69.30. .S74.5U and S7!.5..
S.r.s-lO.f) ft.. $35. $67.30. s.7.2.50 and $77.30.
6x6.j in., SM.75.
27x34 in., $8.75.
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WHITE
Sale
To all women who v ould like to
lay in a supply of undermuslins at
prices below lobular, please note
that there are only three days,
more of the White Sale.
('Ililril I loor, Crnlrut)
CLUNY Lace
Trimmed Table
Covers Reduced
Of pure linen elaborately trim
med with Cluny (linen) lace,
some with inseitions.
One hize only, 45 Inches in diam
eter, all taken froi.i our own stock
and reduced one-fourth to one
third. OVrM Allr)
Also Advance Choosing in the
February Sale of Mattresses
and Bedding
All our mattret.s and bedding stocks are offered at reduced prices in this Sale.
This means as good a choice of good bedding at real savings as anybody can find
or desire.
We have only one standard of quality in bedding that is the highest attainable
at each price. ;
All the mattresses, bolsters, pillows and bedsprings in this Sale are up to that
standard.
You may choose tomorrow, Thursday and Friday, and all transactions will date
from Saturday- next, February 1st.
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