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EVBKIKG PUBLIC" LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, BATtfBDAY,. MAY 10, 1919
rnn'nriiupii MiiilllIP
Please note that our adver
Used prices do not include the '
Luxury Tax.
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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Haiti
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b. nyrKikTvnn
Maytlme Has Set a Steady Stream of Swiminiier Merchaedlse
, Flowims: Tfliroimrt Wamamaker's Down Stairs Store
Two of Them Killed in Action,
One Dead of
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, Wounds
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! DAY'S TOTAL NUMBERS 335
I Washington, May 10. The names of
' thirty-nine I'cnus.vlvnnlnns appear on
ii casualty list with n total of !I3." names
' released by the War Depot tment today.
1 The complete list is rIvou br-lovv :
Klllril In Action
f PitlVATKS Chrnter C I-eeeer. Fueport.
r Oscar .Hhuella West VVjomlnff.
j' Writ from Wonnils
. I'lm ATI. Abin j Meitlana. runout-en
' Wonnded. Decree Undetermined
r pniVATHS James Hptres. Harelwood;
, trunk Hruno, Dunmore. Alexander camesi,
Indiana, Daniel J Conies. I'lttsuurith. Davll
tfv w Conk South Connellsvltle. rhlllp F
iwytulIarrlR. 21:18 North Twentj-flrst street, I'hl.a-
"Velphla
" Mounded Mlnhtly
COnrOHALS Qeoree Vincent Clum Lew
kV tstnun: I'lort W. nrnup.h. Omtle Shannon.
Joseph II. Kantnrr. Schuylkill Haven: mottle
nemansKy. snenanuoan. vnanea ainipsun.
Grecnaburff
PniVATES nilrew I J Cook Covtnstor.
Archibald II Cooper. Jr. Culnjn Charles
V Nlchter. rottsvllle. Conrad KdKiinl Nolf
1II.18 North Doer street. Philadelphia Jiunu
nmer itronn. coenranwue: jump. , cn'ii
Bethlehem: Julius IWsn, I'attnn: Herbert VV
llamrnrl. Tlpthlehcin KhitiupI liplfour Ilanil)
ton. Plttshnrcrh .tnhn r Murkim IMcLnn
city: Klrhard J Jones, llanecr. Tolll Wler- i
Lviunii ,, ,, utiiuiB , ...ltv.3 luimv xjviivta i
nleil ot DUeu'e
CORPOUALS lohu MorlU
Aihland, Walter Hcott nhodec.
N. law Inter.
Has or.
Killed In Action irretlouf.l Iteportetl
Minting In Action)
SI3RGCANT HalDh II Wnller P. U-
ood f
Mounded. lerree 1 ndetermlned (rreilously
Keported llimlni; In Action)
PIUVATK Oluseppo I.. RUIfo SID Harp
itrcet. Philadelphia.
Returned to Dutr (Pretlntihlr lUiwrted
MUcInc In Action)
''OP.POr.Al. Hart Kelner. Doj'ebtown
PRIVATES Walter J Lord JJ44 North
hecond street Philadelphia. John .V. Miller,
Carbondale, Thumn3 J Shaw. -Mlu Tanker
street. Philadelphia. Uuvsell tloame Slmtt
lebanon: Campbell W. Tarr. Kuffsdnle;
David I. Thoma Wllkes-llarre; Trunk Zom.
parclll, hharpsillle.
AMBASSADOR MORRIS
HONORED BY JAPAN
Tribute Paid to Diplomat and
Our Army William Pot
ter a Guest
Tokio, I'liilay, Hay !!. (I'.j A. 1'. I
An Impro.ssivp cololiration nf the fiftieth
anniversary of the transfer of the im
perial capital ftom Kioto to Tokio
took plnco here totlnj . Tlie emperor
and the erown prince participated, and
the occasion Was marked bv a liistoric
tribute from ofiitiul .lapance to Ameri
can Ambassador Uclnnd S. .Atom's and
through liim to America und tlie alor
of the American arm.
War Minister Tauka and his entire
cabinet were present and among the
I'iclity piominent Riiests was Willi jm
Totter, of Philadelphia, president of
Jefferson Medical (VdleRo.
Tn nddressing ihP assembly, yi.
Tnntilta said the world had already
recognized the high -minded attitude of
America in the world war.
"If America's citi.ens had not been
loyal and brave, and if her nntion.il
power liiul not been so great she toiiltl
jiot have planned what she did. i:en,
though she did not marshal her entire i
strength on the bnttleiield America
must be regarded ns the nation which1
humbled the enemy and reduce him to
helplessness," he said. ,
Tlie minister of wm tlmnt n,i "vr- i
Morris for his great efforts in behalf of
the friendship existing between the
t'nlted States and Japan.
In responding, Mr. Morris said M.
Tanaka had voiced the feelings in the
hearts of all men as the "supreme
product of the war" and emphasized
the new Spirit of international cooperation.
"Xo one," he tleclarpil. "dare ignore
t the intensity nnd significance of thin
feeling on the lcaluation of which rest'
nil our hopes for an ordered nationnl I
and international life. In tlie lelations
of Japan aud America are found the
first efforts to express this larger spirit
of co-operation in the unselfish service
of reconstruction. If questionings,
even suspicion and distiust, have arisen
through differences of language, en
vironment and methods, I rejoice that
they have been met with a spirit of
friendship and frankness and solved."
WEATHER NOT GOING DRY
East Will Have Another Damp Spot
in Next Week's Fairness
Washington, May 10. (Ky A. !.)
Weather predictions for the week be
ginning Monday:
North and Middle Atlantic states
"Itains are probable Monday in New
England and showers are probable in
the Middle Atlantic nnd North Atlan
tic stnteH by the middle nf the week;
otherwise fair. Temperature near nor
mal. South Atlantic and Kast tlulf states
I.heul showers probable by the middle
of the cck ; otherwise fair : tempeiaturc
normal.
West (Jiilf states Showers probable
first part of the week; otherwise fair.
Normal temperature.
Ohio vajley and Tennessee Showers
probable first half and generally fail
send half. Normal temperature.
Region of the great lakes Shower
probable first half, fair latter half.
Normal temperature.
PROBE LUXEMBURG DEATH I
!
Suspected Slayer Tells of Throwing j
Body Into River
Herlln, May 10. (Ily A. I'.) Hist
Lieutenant Vogel, suspected of having'
lired the shot which killed IJosj I.ujceni-1
burg, the radical Socialist lender, was
called to the vitne stand today in tin j
trial of the murderers of Frnulrln Lux-1
emburg nnd Pr. Karl il.iebknecht. He
testified he was instructed to convey
Vrauleln Luxemburg safely to prison,
' but found this impossible because of in
furiated crowds.
"Frauleln Luxemburg," he said,
s ''was given two violent blows on the
Jiend with the butts of rifles by hel
'' meted soldier?. She collapsed and when
we arriypd tit a bridge the thought chme
t.n'nll ,Ui hrow, her body, into the
a! Manila Straws $ Sir
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i Light as a Feather
Dcliehtful Summer snorts hats that
have just come from the PhiliDDines.
They aro ot white Java straw faced with nlmort
nn.V color oti Unci most becoming Pekln, ros".
Haw, yellow, green, red or yellow and have tai
lored bands to match So soft aro they and ."
light In w eight that tlie can be worn with per
Icct comfort all tliroijjli tlie summer.
$5
"Manv olhc. uluu miraif spotln huts start us iiw
us $2.30 for a stiff-brimmed tailor and go upward
by easy steps T3.83, o, $6. ?8 and so on.
(Market)
Five New
Smoirrier Blouses
at $2
Four are of soft white voile.
Two have round frilled collars,
one has a luce-edged frill around
the neck and down the front; the
other is collarless and prettily
tucked.
Tlie fifth is an oigandie blouse,
sheer and fine, with a little vest.
Sizes arc 3G to 4G.
(Market)
Facinatainig Negligees
that will find a welcome place in
any bride's trousseau, are of
I lovely crepe de chine in delicate
shades of pink, blue and orchid,
j The sleeves are finished in lon
graceful points and the fiont is
' draped and caught with u lose.
$12.50.
COntrall
New Romnipers for
Little Folks to Play lira
Attractive, comfortable little
affairs of chambray. dimity or
poplin are prettily stitched in con-
i trastinp; color or smocked with a
l colored thread. Collars and
sleeves, in many cases, are fin
ished with tiny ruffles or dainty
edging. Some of the colored
I rompers have white yokes or col
! lars and cults, and white ones
have colored collars and trim
, mings.
! Prices are ?2.B0 to $4.50.
A Little Special of
' Coach Covers at $1
They arc of white pique hem
stitched or scalloped.
Other coach coveis of pique
scalloped and with touches of
hand embroidery are 52.50 to $4.
(Central)
Sock Tirne Agaisi
The little tots and larger clul
i dron, too, will be getting into
socks within the next few days.
Meicerizcd cotton soclts with
' striped pink or blue tops are 25c
a pair in sizes 42 to 9'u.
(Central)
Uttlle QMS5 Siillk Coats Giave
Tfineoir Prices Reduced
about one-third below their original prices. '
The materials are taffeta and silk poplin, and they are in li to 10
year sizes. They come in pretty shades of tan, blue, green and 1'ekin
and aro now marked ?7.50, $10 and $15. They aie lined throughout.
Daimty Matinee
$3.90 Special
It is a fluttering little affair of
good quality light blue, pink or
lavender crepe de chipe edged
all aiound with shadow lace.
Little ribbons catch it together
at the side for sleeves and fasten
in the front.
(In (he WnlM Settlon, Mnrl.ell
to wear with the new suit is made of tine lawn and has u yoke back
and front, which means good service. It is trimmed with pearl but
tons and comes in 10 to 14 year sizes. Price $3.
A white pleated jean skirt for sport.s wear id attached to a body
and buttons down the back, which makes laundering very easy. Sizes
8 to 12 years and price $2.
(Central)
Bewitcflniinig New OMets
Bedjpirsa'rs, Special
Hemmed Maiscillej spieads
measuring 78x88 inches are
special at $2.85 and $3.50.
(Central)
Mus'S-s and Towe' Sengs
Firmly-woven unbleached mus
lin a yard wide is 19c a yard.
Bleached muslin 30 inches wide is
21c a yard.
Kitchen crash of linen-and-cot-ton
bleached white and bordered
with blue is 17 inches wide and
22c a yard.
(Chestnut)
1 1
WILi
They are the daintiest things
imaginable in the way of neck
wear. And there are dozens of styles
fo select from between $1 and
$8.75.
One at each price is sketched.
The style with the sash is of fine
net and luce, and a Summer dress
with one of these would need no
other trimming.
A bit of black ribbon adds a
smart touch to some of these de
lightful things.
Baicnty Vestings
of net or organdie and lace or
embroidery, some simply tucked
or hemstitched, are $2.50 to $5.25
a yard. Usually a quarter of a
yard will make a vest, and it is
sometimes used for the lower
parts of sleeves on light frocks or
blouses.
( rntral)
Here Are the Aproras
for DifoMsecleaniers
aoc
Really practical aie these
aprons of blue-and-white checked
gingham and percale. Some have
bibs and all of them look like they
mean business.
A few black sateen oflice aprons
arc also here at 50c.
(Central)
WMte Pumps
for Womraeini
are of canvas with tuined soles
and high covered heels at $4 a
pair. Buckskin-finish leather
pumps with welted soles and me
dium heels are $5.40 a pair.
ChnEdren's Play Shoes
of sturdy black or tan leather in
button style in sizes 6 to 2 are
$1.00 to $2,50 a pair.
Oxfords and barefoot sandals
of tan leather in sizes 0 to 2 are
$1.25 to $2.50.
Clietnut)
Suiminnier Coverings
White cotton blankets in
double-bed size are $3 a pair;
in gray or plaids they are $5
a pair.
Cotton comfortables with
tops of satin-striped, figured
voile have plain, blue or pink
borders and backs. Special at
$3.65.
Jacquard cotton comfortables
in Indlanfdeslgns and colorings
arc $5,
(Central)
Plated I
at 115c amidl"30c
This is a durable plate on a nickel base, and all the pieces
an in one pattern.
Teaspoons are 15c each.
Tablespoons, soup spoons, butter knives, ice tea spoons and
picide forks are 30c each.
Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Shakerj
$1 a Pair
Three pretty shapes in these little individual shakeis of
sterling silver. What pietty wedding presents they would make!
(Central)
Matties Pads
at a Third Less
An occasional Irregularity in
the quilting of these white pads
won't make your sleep any the
less sound, but has taken a third
from the prices. There is com
plete range .of sizes from small
ones for cribs to big ones for
double beds. Prices range from
'20c to $2.75, and there is a clear
Eavnjr of a. third on every pad.
(Cbeitnut)
Sheets
Seamless, full-bleached
sheets of a good, durable qual
ity are marked at low prices.
54x00 inches, $1.15.
81x90 inches, $1.45.
Pillow cases, 45x3C inches,
special at 30c,
(Central)
1
New 'Sports Wraps Are Ready
for Sunn oner JoMHieyDinigs
Sweater cloth, a knitted
wool material that is very
soft and pleasant to wcai .
is one of the fashionable
fabrics for the making of
the newest sports wrap-.
Slip-ons are made of it anil
trimmed with gray brush
ed wool; belted scarfs' of
it are edged with fringe,
and long capes in rich
shades are to be had.
Prices range from $7.50
for the scarf to $45 for
the cape.
Polo coats in a soft fawn
shade are made with or
without belts ; at $57.50.
Silk cupes start at
$12.75 for n reversible
model of poplin and satin
inat is edged with fringe.
.Gay new wraps of silk poplin in emerald, purple, canary and
I ekir i arc trimmed with angora and brushed wool and are $29.50 to
54 (.50. Other beautiful silk wraps of tricolette and satin are priced
up to $i5.
Orgamdnes smd VoSfles Snuggest
May Flower Gardens
so lovely and fresh are they and in such delicate and delightful colors.
Organdie, 40 inches wide, at 55c a yard, is in interesting shades of
orchid, pink, rose, Copenhagen and sky blue, violet, nile green and
sunset. This is a third less than regular.
The voiles are in almost endless variety, 38c a yard and 38 inches
wide. A new shipment has just come in, bringing a great many pieces
with white grounds and new patterns in a variety of colors. In many
cases foulard patterns of the smartest type are attractively applied
to the cotton material. There is also good choice among the dark
grounds and light figures.
New White Skirtfirigs
They are all 3G inches wide, plain gabardine, tricotine, oxford
pique. Fancy weaves with broad stripes, bold checks and pleasing
plaids. All are very smart and new and priced from 58c to $1.25 a
yard.
(Central)
Jamumty, Short Capes
U at $22.50 and of fiiUortnun at ft 9.1 nw. -..- --.
lined with figured silks. Young women find them most becoming.
velvet jacKets and capes in black with gav linings aie S20 to $10.
of velour
small and are
(Market)
New SkSrts for Sm on inner
t.4
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Snow y pique is making many of the
good-looking skirts. There are sev
eral pretty models of smooth, me
dium wale pique with pockets at
$6.50.
Another skill at $13.50 is the voile
sketched. It has tucks and a little
tab pocket that is hemstitched.
Lovely white wash satin in an
other skirt tiimmed with little tabs
md buttons is $12.50. Waistbands
mc 25 to 32. ,
The other skirt sketched is a plaid
taffeta spiral skirt. It is a series of
little skirts sewed on a silk under
skirt and is very attractive; $18.50.
(Vlurtiet)
Shadowless Petticoats to Wear
With Light Frocks amid Skirts
White tub silk petticoats with hemstitched flounces have double
panels, back and front, and aie $3.85.
An unusual petticoat of satin-striped tub silk in flesh or white
has a 23-inch hemstitched flounce which is lined with white nain
sook, making it shadowless. $5.50.
(Crntrul)
(jfk y&
$23.50
$7.50
Slo-50
$10
1100 Beaded Georgette Dresses
Special at $B6.i50, UstwaMy
$8,-50 More
They'ie in the loveliest Summer colorings lose, flesh,
turquoise, Copenhagen and white and are beaded in lattice de
sign with a pink rose spray, done in beads, on the bodices and
skirts. The sleeves are full and flowing. 10 to 44 si.es.
Many other lovely new Georgette f locks trimmed with
beads or embioidered with silk or tinsel are made over silk
foundations and may be had in taupe, navy, white, flesh and
black at $18, S23.50, $25 and $32.50.
Ii tars d reds of Tub Frocks
Voiles, tissues and organdies have been arriving by the
hundred during the past week.
A plaid ginghapi frock at $7.50 is sketched. The draped
skirt is trimmed with buttons and there is a pleated organdie
frill at the round neck.
The voile frock at $10 which is sketched is in a flowery
pattern and has deep folds on the skirt.
Many, many other Summery dresses in countless patterns
and fresh, gay colorings are leady for hot weather; $5.75, $0,
$7.50 and up to $15.
Special Prices on Dresses of
Serge and Silk
About 75 dresses of navy blue serge, trimmed with braid
or embroidery, have been reduced because sizes are broken.
They are now $7.50.
Two other groups of serges are special at $15 and $1C50.
Crepe de chine dresses in blue and tan are embroidered jn
self tones and have Georgette sleeves. They are in sizes for
small women and are special at $12.
(Market)
, Airy SMmmer Hamigflinigs
Maiquisette with imitation Cluny lace edging is 50c a yard and
with edging and insertion 05e. It comes in win), cream or ecru.
Bobbinette lace with imitation Cluny insertion and edging is 75c
a yard.
Either of these materials wjll make up into pretty curtains for
the warm weather and make the room cool and inviting. They are
30 inches wide.
White net curtains with attractive border designs of braid are
$3.50 a pair, and this is less than they can be bought wholesale today.
Others with more elaborate designs are $4,50 and $5 a pair.
Colored marquisette that makes delightful Summer draperies
for the cottage or bungalow is 86 inches wido in a good range of colors
and patterns at 40c a yard.
(Che.tnut)
Special for Men
A Little Lot of Fine Smite
Red meed to $311.50
They are all of fancy mixed cheviots in dark, neat pat
terns and are made in youthful styles with a waistline or
with a plain back and slanting pockets. We picked them
out of our own stock, where they were marked quite a little
higher, and reduced them because sizes are broken. In fact,
there are but two or three suits of any one kind. All regular
sizes. "" to 40, are. however, represented in the lot.
(Ciallrr.v. Market)
Mew's Half Hose i - ---.
S 0c a Pair
They aie of second quality,
light-weight black cotton, well re
enforced. (Uallerj. MurLrt)
Good Shirts
special at 31.05
Shirts of sturdy madras or
percales in white grounds with
stripes of many kinds and
colois.
((aller.t, "Market)
A Soecial in Men's
Shoes $2.90
They are the ones that are pic
tured and come in dark tan or
black leather on English, lasts
with welted soles. At $2.90 a
pair they are quite remarkable.
(Chestnut)
Women's So its at
Clearaway Prices
At $10 Serge an1 wo1 pp'in
suits in light and dark
colors; borne are In belted styles,
and the jackets are lined with
peau de cygne or with striped
taffeta.
At $115 Uow suits und belted
. suits trimmed with
braid are made of poplin or serge
and may be had in light and dark
colors.
At$fl8.50'lweeU sPrts
suits, mannish
serges and wool poplins in blouse
models or on tailored sports lines.
At $2S Gaburdine suits
trimmed with braid,
blouse and box models in serges
and poplins. These are all well
tailored and the jackets are pret
tily lined.
At $35 io $55 jy'S
novelty suits are in this group.
They are of Poiret twill, trico
tine, gabardine and fine serge and
are mostly one or two of a kind.
(Market)
Tablecloths and
Napkins
at Special Prices
Good news for spring brides!
Breakfast Cloths, $!
Full bleached cotton damask
cloths in several pretty designs;
lound with scalloped edge or
square hemmed or hemstitched,
58 inches.
Heavy cotton damask breakfast
cloths in the same size, $1.85.
Breakfast Napkins,
I2V&C and 15c each
Full bleached cotton damask
napkins, hemmed, aie 18 inches
square.
Tafclecloths
Full bleached satin finish cot
ton damask cloths in good cir
cular designs, 63xG4 inches, ?2;
04x71 inches, $2.40; 64x64 inches,
$2.75; 72x72 inches, 72x90 inches,
$3.50.
Full bleached cotton damask,
58 inches wide, 50c and 60c a yard.
Napkins
Full bleached cotton damask
napkins in linen flnibh, 22x22
i.iches, $3.25 and $5 a dozen.
(Cheatnnt)
Have Yoo Ever Seem a Scpare
Eevellope Chemise?
Here's one that is fascinating. It is made of a big square of
pink tub silk of fine quality, topped with a wide band of blue or pink
brocaded wash ribbon. $5.50.
Another new delight is an envelope chemise which is like u cami
sole and short skirt combination. It is of pale flesh pink wash satin
with two rows of elastic shirring around the top and a ruffle on the
skirt. $8.75.
Made of Georgette ciepe edged with satin ribbon, there is an
envelope chemise with a oke made of a wide band of imitation Duch
esse lace. $3.85.
(Central)
Good Smiinriiinnier Rings at
Speciall Prices
Japanese Straw Rygs Special
Of good quality in novelty patterns,
than regular.
These are one-third less
21x45 inches, 85c. 4.6x7.6 feet, $5.
36x72 inches, $1.75. G9 feet, $6.75.
9x12 feet, at $9, is 10 per cent less than regular.
Japanese matting rugs in woven patterns in red,
blue, green and brown are $4.50 for a 9x11 foot size and
quite special.
Fiber Rugs
One-third less than regular are 8.3x10.6 feet at $9.50.
Wooland-Fiber Rugs
The supply of these splendid rugs ha3 been replenished at
tlie same special prices.
6x9 feet, $7.50. 8.3x10.6 feet, $10.50.
9x12 feet, $11.50.
Willow Grass Rings
that aie among tlie finest of American wire grass rugs and in patterns
and colorings suited for most any purpose.
Plain ' Figured
iHv-ii indies 7r.c 18xS0 inches, 80c.
lHxuu mtnea, (Oc. otvKa Ik-v... i it.
n . . ' t.w.
UUX7Z incites, $3.
27x54 inches, $1.60.
36x72 inches, $2.75.
4.6x7.6 feet, $6.25.
6x9 feet, $8.60.
8x10 feet, $12.50.
9x12 feet, $14.
4.6x7.6 feet, $6.60.
6x9 feet, $9.50.
6x12 feet, $12.50.
8x10 feet, $13.60.
9x12 feet, $15.
9x15 feet, ?19.50.
Extraordinary Values in Axminster Rugs
7.6x9 feet 6eamless rugs of heavy weave are $25,
8.3x10.6 feet rugs are $29.60.
9x12 feet Axminstera are $81.60.
All are in good Oriental patterns.
(Chestnut)
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