Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, February 12, 1919, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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EVENING PUBLIC TJEDGER-PHIL'ADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1910
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Grand Organ, 9, 11 and 4.50
Clilmee on Stroke of Neon
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens 9 A. M.
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes 5 P. M.
WANAMAKER'S
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Backing the Furniture Sale and
All That We Say of
It With the Goods
A Lincoln-Like Lad Helps
to Make
something' of a Lincoln-like- man.
On Crawford's School House, where
Lincoln went Winters for a short time, there
was nailed on the School House wall a buck's
head.
One day the teacher saw that one of the
hnrnc was crnnp nnH nnf.nrnllv slip had to find
out what became of it. The answer came quickly
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irom ijincom: a qiu u. i uiu nui iiicuu iv uu
it when I took hold and hung on to the horn, but
it broke off in my hand. I'm sorry for it."
That's the type of stuff to make men for
America. We meet with accidents. We have our
faults, but we can own up to them, be we little
men or big men, and do better and go on to
conquer in a Lincoln-like way.
Signed
Feb. IS, 1910.
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THE Fur Salon has just received some
new neck-pieces Hudson seal (dyed
muskrat), black lynx, beaver and black
fox; also some small novelty pieces such.qs
little capes. All these furs are to be sold at
late-season prices.
(Second 1 Ioor, Cheitnut)
Women 's Fine Wool .
Gowns at $38.50 to $130
in their silhouette and a great
many of them are chemise
dresses, but there is no ques
tion whatever about their be
ing Fashion's very latest
word I
One model of navy serge has
its lower half entirely of richly
embroidered satin. An oddly
woven girdle holds it together.
Another with a perfectly
straight bordered coat has a
severe Chinese neck and opens
at one sido over metal cloth of
blue and red, black and'gold.
Tho coat is heavily bordered.
In another the similar
straight coat hangs from" the
neck and tiny buttons outline
each side.
A notable type is of navy
tricotine with vertical lines of
black jet bugles increasing Its
effect of slenderness.
A, very medieval costume in
deed is atso of navy wool with
a heavy wool embroidery in
beige color, and a rope girdle
of beige and navy.
A long-waisted bodice has a skirt gathered into it, the latter
being richly embroidered with a grape and chrysanthemum
design.
A tunic style with rows upon rows of braid has a narrow
girdle with tailored bows and a little tomato-colored wool posy
on the shoulder.
But we might go on and describe scores of styles.
Prices are $38.50 to $130.
(Ftrtt Floor, Central)
NOW that women are dressing gaily once more
especially for the evening all the cry is for
''. . AnnmuArlr oillf ctnMrinorQ "Tho T.ltflA Stnnlfino' Shnn
?can show some charming ones in black and white
?, only at $4 a pair. Also in bronze, blue, gold and
silver at ij4 and $5. Black and white silk stockings
with insertions of lace are $7.
(Flrtt Floor, Market)
Graceful, Sweeping Capes for
Spring in the Young Women's
Salons
There is no doubt whatever but that Dame Fashion is
smiling on capes again this Spring and here are some of the
charming new models she approves:
They are of soft vclour and silvertono cloth, and there are
two lengths the one which quite covers the frock and a shorter
length, which many girls find more becoming.
They are In such pretty shades as rose, tan and blues, arc
lined with silks or satins of the same huo or gay figured sijks.
Some are straight, some are on yokes, some have straps, and
some have the new narrow, tie-in belts.
$30 and $39.7514 to 20 yeftr sizes.
(Second Floor, Cheitnut)
Women's Newly Reduced
Winter Coats Timely News
for Colder Weather
In rointr over our remaining coats we found some very warm
land attractive plain velours. They were reduced and tomorrow will be
rnly $25. . ,,,. .
A lew leatncreite ana cnamois ciom coais, snori, lor sports wear
r motoring, are now only $25.
I Fine wool plushes, duvetto do laine and bolivia cloths have
changed to $50. They were more than double this.
Finally some beautiful silver-lined evoras in various colors were
"wade $57.50 from a great deal higher figure.
(rirti floor, ventral) .
White Night Gowns v
And Pink Chemises
The nightgowns are of nainsook and the inexpensive variety
ood deal of lace at $2, We forgot a pink batiste style with
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We are now midway in the Sale.
This means that we are pretty near
the time if we have not already
reached it when any event of the kind
cannot help showing, even to a casual
observer, just how much there is behind
it or how little. t
The goods are here; they are here
in unmatched quantities and varieties,
notwithstanding that we have never
before sold so much furniture within
the same period as we have sold since
this Sale began.
A Few of the Many Enamel Bedroom Suits
$151 for a 4-piece shaded ivory
suit; bureau, full-size bed, chiflfo
robe and dressing table.
$177 for a 6-piece ivory enamel
and decorated suit; bureau, chest"
of draweis, twin beds, chair and
l ocker. '
$185 for a 5-piece ivory enamel
suit; twin beds, storage chest,
toilet table and bureau.
$2 15 for a G-piecc shaded ivory
suit; Colonial pattern; bureau,
chest of drawers, full-size bed,
dressing table, somnoe and toilet
mirror.
$293 for a 5-piece ivory enamel
suit; Louis XVI pattern bureau,
two beds, dressing table and
chest of drawers.
$319 for a 4-piece antique iVory
suit; Louis XVI pattern; bureau,
full-size bed with curved end, foot
board, a chifTorobc and a toilet
table.
$358 for a 9-piece antique ivory
andjiecorated suit; Colonial pat
tern;' bureau, full-size bed, diess-
ing table, chest of drawers, sep
arate mirror, somnoe, chair,
rocker and bench.
$3GC for a 6-piece suit; ivoly
enamel finish, with blue, gray and
pink decorations. Poster - stylo
reeded and carved columns, bu
reau, chifforobe, dressing table,
Uo beds and somnoe.
$150 for a 5-picce suit; ivory
enamel, with antique finish deco
ration. Bureau, chest of drawers,
diessing table, desk and a full
size bed with cuned head and
foot; cane panels.
$197 for a C-piece suit; gray
enamel; straw shaded; Adam
design; bureau, chest of drawers,
two beds, a 'vanity case and a
toilet glass.
$520 for a 5-picco ivory enamel
suit; Adam design. Bureau, chest
of drawers, vanity case, desk,
full-size bed, with curved-end foot
board with cane panel.
$551 for an 8-piece putty enamel
suit; Louis XV design. Bureau,
. (Sixth lloor)
table,
chair
ull-size bed, diessing
bench, desk, toilet table,
and rocker.
$C20 for a 9-piece gray enamel
and decorated suit; Louis XVI
design. Bureau, chifTorobc, vanity
case, two beds, desk, somnoe,
locker and bench.
$975 for an 8-piece antique
ivory suit. Bureau, chifforobe,
full-size bed with curved foot
board and cane panels, desk,
vanity case, somnoe, chair and
bench. Glass tops with cietonne.
$1075 for a 7-pieco antique
ivory &uit; Louis XVI design.
Dresser, chifforobe, toilet table,
full-size bed with curved head
and foot board, serpentine dress
ing table, a night stand, chair
and bench. Glass tops on bureau,
toilet table and stand with cre
tonne. $1165 for an 8-piece suit in
antique ivory enamel; Louis XVI
design. Bureau, chifforobe, full
size bed, toilet table, chaise
longue, somnoe, chair and bench.
There Is Many
a Suction
Cleaner With a
Splendid Roar
That Gets
Little Dirt
Suction cleaners, or "vacuum"
cleaners, as they used erroneously
to be called, came in along about
the same time with automobiles,
but it is only within the last few
years that they have come to
their true utility.
Peoplo understand nowadays
that to get a suction cleaner that
is worth having you must get the
best.
Cheap suction cleaners do not
get the dirt. The fan roars loud
ly, but it is all noise.
They take the nap off the top
of the carpet and they run up the
electric meter tremendously, but
if you take a broom over the car
pet afterward, you will find that
the dirt is still there.
We have tried each and every
sort of suction cleaner to be
found on tho market with the re
sut that we have come to
recommend to the customer the
"Superb."
The "Superb" is the greatest
suction cleaner on the market. It
is the one that actually does get
the dirt. It docs it cleanly, thor
oughly and absolutely.
The "Superb" lasts a long time,
it is durable and sound.
The "Superb" has a compara
tively slow-moving brush that
cleans the carpet without injuring
it if you go over the carpet with
a broom after the "Superb" has
been over it, you will find nothing
has been left in it.
This fino suction cleaner coms
in two sizes, tho "Superb" at $70
and tho "Superb Junior" at $55.
Tho "Superb Junior" has a 12
inch sweep and tho "Superb" a
14-inch sweep.
$70 seems like a great deal of
money to put into a cleaner, but
this is a genuine suction cleaner,
and worth every cent of it. It
will last years and always do
good work.
Cheaper cleaners are to be had,
but they are not so durable nor so
efficient.
(Fonrth Floor, Central)
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OMEN'S White
Sports Shoes
White buckskin oxfords regu
lar walking shoes, with lU-lnch
covered wood kMli, with straight
Women's French Kidskin
Gloves for Spring
Nowhere in the world aro kidskins produced so well as in
France, where their culture is carried to perfection, which is
one rcabon why French gloves nre the fine things they are.
These skins are of beautiful quality, tho gloves are in
fashionable cut and colors and aro brand new, too.
$3 a pair for black or white gloves, with self or contrasting
needlepoint stitching. b
$3.50 a pair for navy blue or green kidskin gloves with fancy
combination embroidery.
Both styles are pique sown and have two clasps for fastening,
(Main Floor, Central)
New Suede Handbags to
Match New Costumes
Tan, gray and brown are the colois and they are shades which
harmonize, well with Spring suits and dresses.
They are medium size with round frames of tortoise-shell-finish
celluloid anda tassel.
Price $7.50.
(Main Floor. Clieatont)
Come See the Pretty New
Collars!
There are charming little collars, just large enough to relieve
any "bare" look a frock may have. They' are in plain white,
usually hand embroideicd and frequently lace trimmed.
And there ar.e larger collars, too, also in white, and of net,
crisp white organdie or ciepe Georgette. Some have a bit of
color cleverly introduced, and there are ever so many new ideas
as to embroidery and inset laces and dainty finishing touches.
$1 to $12.50 each the first for- a small back collar and the
last price for a handsome collar with much hand work and a
beautiful edge of real filet.
(Main Floor, Central)
New Sports Silks
Now in the Silk Sale
Some beautiful fancy silks for sports skirts or coat-and-skirt
costumes, $6.50, $7.50 and $8 a yard. These are so lovely that one
must really see them.
New baronet satins, both plain and iroched, $4.50 a yard.
New tub silks, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $250 and $3 a yard.
(Flret Floor, Chestnut)
Making a Sudden Sale of Our
Whole Stock of Men's
Winter Ulsters
Many a rrfan has been going
through this mild Winter with
a light-weight overcoat but
now he knows he must have an
ulster.
And just at the right time
we put our famous town ulsters
and storm ulsters in a Sale at
two prices
$35 and $45
representing reductions running all the way from $10 to $25.
These prices are made so low in order to encourage the buy
ing of fine ulsters, not only for the rest of this season, but foi1 all
of next Winter.
; The famous new town ulsters are the handsomest coats in
point of tailoring and fabric on sale in America today.
We pledge them for style for next season and guarantee
them good and sound in every respect.
(Third Floor, Market)
A Choice of Beautiful Things
in the Oriental Rug Sale
Mahals are generally the least expensive of Persian carpets. Along with that they
are practical and good looking. All this is particularly true of the new Mahals that we are
showing in the Oriental Rug Sale, and they are reliable in quality as well.
These new pieces are mostly in tans, reds and blues and in all-over patterns. The
prices represent a substantial saving from usual rates from 11x7.6 feet at S175 to 21x14.4
feet at $1275.
Also a beautiful choice of other Oriental rugs in carpet and small sizes, including
Chinese, Pei-sian, Herez and Serapis, rich Persian Saruks and low-priced Mosuls, Guendjes
and Beluchistans, all at reliable savings.
(Verentk Floor, Ceatral)
YOU Might Send
Your Valentine
Flowers in a Bottle
which is to say, perfume.
La Fere is one of the delicious
new scents it is a spicy, fra
grant bouquet odor, and is packed
most attractively. The extract is
$1.75 a bottle and toilet water
$1.50.
Ayame extract, another fra
grant scent, is $1.25 and $2.50 a
bottle; toilet water, $1.50 and
$2.50 a bottle.
Ayame face powder, 50c pack
age. (Main Tloor. Cheitnnt)
Men's Merino Underwear
Half Price and Less
Just 1452 pieces are what is left of the Winter Sale. Of
course there are many different kinds and sizes are not complete,
but the value is there and it is just the underwear a man needs
now.
1188 shirts and drawers at $1 and $1.50.
2G4 union suits at $1.50.
(Main Floor, Market)
CORDUROY Suits
for Stirring
Lads
Many a haul-driven paterfami
lias has had occasion to wish'that
boys' suits wcie made of leather
leather with possibly a little
iron added in the way of re
enforcements. Well, corduroy is the nearest
approach to leather there is these
days it is strong, heavy, and not
expensive and you can get an
excellent suit of it today in the
Boys' Clothing Store for $10 or
$12 sizes 8 to 18 years.
Wo don't have to advertise
these suits; they go out with
out our 3aying a word about them
but just now we happen to have
all sizes.
(Second Floor, Central)
GOOD, Everyday
Handkerchiefs
for Women, 6 for 85c
They're just from Ireland, are
of sheer or heavy-weight linen,
and aro of pure flax.
Plain hemstitched style, neatly
made, and with narrow hems.
And we've a machine that
marks them very well and note
the charge is modest.
(WMt Altle)
Right Now, When People Want
Plain-Color Carpets
more than they want any other kind, and when such carpets are none
too plentiful in most stores, even at regular pi ices, "here comes
Wanamaker's with a lot of fine imported and domestic plain-color
carpets to sell at 25 per cent less.
Colors are light and dark blue, green, rose, gray, taupe and mole.
Three-quarter width, $2.50, $2.85, $3.35 and $4.25 a yard.
Extra fine grades, 9, 12 and 15 feet wide, $10.50, $11 and $11.50
a square yard.
(Sereatli Fleer, ChesUut)
" Explaining the Britishers"
By Frederic William Wile
This story of England's mighty effort in Liberty's cause,
as seen by an American, is a timely and very welcome interpre
tation of the British character for the American public. It
ought to help very materially to draw the two great English
speaking countries together. Price $1.
Another new book of special interest is "Mexico, Today and
Tomorrow," by E. D. Trowbridge. Price $2.
(Mnln Floor, Thirteenth)
Tapestry Is the Favorite for
Re-covering Furniture
A good tapestry not only wears better than almost anything else,
but it is less likely to show spots or soil, and in addition, it goes well
with everything else in the room.
There is no question but that the assortment of tapestries here
is the best to bo found anywhere in this city. Something over 50
patterns in wool tapestries and cotton tapestries .altogether.
The former are $8 to $13.50 a yard and the latter $2 to $8.75 a
yard. These are most reasonable prices compared with present market
valuations.
Also our factory is perfectly equipped to do re-covering avid
rcfinishing furniture in the best possible manner. Now is the tim
to have such work attended to.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
7 C Patterns in
' " Tissue Ging
hams Have Just
Arrived!
It wilf be good news to the
many women who have been ask
ing for these very pretty summer
cottons.
They come in the much-admired
gingham designs in plaids,
stripes and checks. The colors
are woven into the fabric and so
are thoroughly dependable in
washing.
The texture is slightly heavier
than a voile, but not so closely
woven as a gingham.
Hair Mattresses of Particular Merit in the
February Sale
Among the eighteen grades of
hair mattresses which wo are
now making to order at reduced
prices, there are three which
seem to be particularly popular.
You can havo any grado made
in any size desired.
The three grades that people
like so much are covered in the
best cotton tickings either
sateen or the good old-fashioned
blue - and - white ticking.
They aro made in one or two
parts, as desired.
Prices vary according to the
fineness of the hair used, but all
are guaranteed clean and sani
tary and they are made full and
resilient Mattresses in these
three grades made in double-bed
size, 4.6 x 6.4 feet, are now
priced at $30, $34 and $44 each,
respectively, a saving of $6 to
$10 on each.
The same three grades made
in the single-bed size, 3 x 6.4
feet, aro now $18.75, $21.25 and
$27.50 each, respectively, a sav
ing of $3.75 to $6.25 each.
Upholstered box sprints of
the best materials are specially
priced at $21, $28 and $37.50 in
the double-bed size, 4.6 x 6.4
feet, a saving of $3 to $7.50.
Single-bed sizes are priced in
proportion. The difference in
the prices Is according to tho
various grades, upholstery
materials used and the mnbtr'
of HBlrals in each am-in. '
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