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EVENING PUBLIC UDGEKr-PSlIiAtoELPHIA, FBEDAY, JUNE . 6, 1919
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BRAVED GERMAN THREATS
New York, June 0. Upon his on
rival In New York In September Albert
r.witnfii Hfrrdir. Archbishop o Ma
tt ilnes and Primate o Belgium, tha
heroic prclato who defied Germany to
... 1,1 nn.i unvpA hn country much
jr guttering through hH dauntless dlsrc-
card of the threats o the Prussian in
vader, will go to Baltimore, where he
will be the guest ot Cardinal Gibbons.
TJnon bcinc Interviewed in Brussels
Ueonccrnlng his proposed visit to the
United States, Cardinal Jlerclcr bent
i.A fniiiTftnfr TTtonRntrn to America:
"This will tie my first trip across the
Atlantic, but to me It seems that I am
going to visit old friends. From the
beginning ot the war I realized that
Americans wero friends of Belgium.
.American public opinion In those early
days saved Belgium even greater suf
fering than that which she had to en
dure. When Mr. Hoover established
tho commission for relief the people of
occupied Belgium hod real evidence of
America's friendship.
"If it had not been for American
foodstuffs the United States army
would, upon nrrhal have found in
Belgium only bones of Btarved women,
children and old men, a monument to
the cruelty of an enemy of God and
man. Belgians have much to thank
tho American people for and I view it
as an honor that I am to have the op
portunity to thank America in person
for all, for her military old, for the
4nril on1 nlnfMni- uhft nfnt liq. for thft
ij men she had In our country as her
representatives, men wno wcro never
overawed by crimes and threats of the
Invader."
STEP TOWARD DRY WORLD
Constitution Drawn Up for Interna-
tlonal Anti-Saloon League
Washlntgon, June 0. (By A. P.)
The first step toward the formation of
an international anti-saloon league was
taken today by the national convention
of the Anti-Saloon League of America
when a tentative constitution for the
International organization was sub
mitted to the convention by a special
committee composed of representatives
of the American league and foreign pro
hibition organizations.
The proposed constitution provides
for effective co-operation in the move
ment for world-wide prohibition and it
Is believed will be ratified by the con
vention after brief consideration.
Austria Files Mourning Flag
Copenhagen, June C. Austria will
' mourn today. Black flags will be
flown throughout the country, according
to dispatches reacuingvnerc, as an ex
pression of the feeling of the population
over the peace terms handed to Austria.
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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
Waeamake.r9s 'Down Stairs Store
Event Tomorrow4000 New Ores
Holds a
ies Are
Summer Fashion
: to 50 Under Price
, 1200 Corsets, 85c
White coutil corsets for slender to average fig
ures arc in several models, some with clastic inserts
at the sides.
Brassieres and Bandeaux, 38c
The brassieres 0!en in front and the pink ban
deaux havo clastic inserts in the backs.
(Central)
Georgette Crepe at $1.50
36 irlches wide and most unusual for this sum.
Three shades of blue, two of green, plum, rose,
brown, taupe, black and white arc the colors.
' (Central)
Moire Silk Handbags
$2 and $3
Savings of a third
Navv. black, brown and taupe silk handbags with
metal or silk-covered, frames are marked at these
special prices. They have sjlk tassels, pretty lin
ings and inside coin purses.
Bag frames, $11
Imitation shell. and demi-ambor frames in a
number of shapes', some the square collapsible kind.
Many have metal backing and all are half price
or less.
(Central)
Women's White
Stockings, 40c a Pair
are of good quality, highly mercerized cotton with
seams in back.
Silk Stocki mi gs, $1.50 a Pair
Of a good, clear quality silk in black, navy,
gray and white, have seams in back.
(Central)
Three Lovely G filets at
$1,1
523.50 $6.50 $16.50 $23.50 $12 $6 $3
$18.50
$18.50
Sheer fine organdie makes them and two styles
are trimmed with white or creamy Valenciennes
lace, while the other in white or flesh is delightfully
ruffled.
Fresh Collar and Cuff Sets,
$1, Special
One is" organdie, embroidered and trimmed with
lace; tho other is pretty ruffled net.
(Central)
$H Underanimslins
Of chemises there are two styles. Both are of
excellent white nainsook attractively trimmed with
lace and embroidery. t
A lovely soft muslin gown comes in white or
flesh color. It is hemstitched round neck and
sleeve3 and delightfully simple.
A petticoat of white sateen that is very unusual
has a tucked flounce and elastic at the top.
, (Central)
500 Beaded Georgette
BloMses at $3.90
Pretty waists! in taupe, Burgundy, 'Quaker,
league blue, purple and brown, with round necks
and square necks, with or without collars.
The beading is beautifully done, usuallyin con
trasting colors.
(Market) ,
Hainid Emnilbroidered
Pieces, $H to $3.75 .
Embroidered centerpieces, scarfs, pillow tops,
towels and children's dresses, every stitch done by
hand, in pretty solid and cross stitch designs. As
these are samples we have marked them at about
half.
(Art Needlework Section, Central)
Orgamidle Dresses
$6.5i $7o50, $A5j amid $25
These start with simple organdies
checked in pink, light blue, lavender
and black, $6.50 and $7.50.
Shell pink, sky blue, flesh, maize
and white are in plain colored organ
dies of delightful airiness at $15.
The $25 dresses are of veiy fine
French organdie in rose and flesh. A
deep border on the skirt is formed of
row after row of narrow Valenciennes
lace, which also trims the bodice 'and
pockets.
Hundreds and Hundreds of Different Styles
and Every Dress Fresh, Cool and New
Porch Dresses, Street Dresses, Afternoon Dresses, Sports -Dresses and Summer Evening Dresses
Gimiglhainni Dresses
$2o25, $3, $3o85, $5 aed $6
Red, blue, pink, tan or green plaids
of all sizes are made in a dozen ways
and trimmed with white pipings and
collars and cuffs of pique or organdie.
Voile .Dresses
$5, $6oS0, $7oof0, $8o5,$110,
$12, $118 aed $1850
There must be hundreds of differ
ent patterns in these cool and Summery
dresses. Some are in plain colors, some
are in checks or stripes and there are
endless figured designs. Particularly
attractive are the navy blue an,d black
grounds, printed with white dots or
figures, some hardly distinguishable
from Georgette. You will be amazed
at the great-variety and charm of these
truly Summer dresses.
White-Dotted Swiss
Dresses, $2.75
simple sash styles
with rose or blue
stitching on the col
lars. Extra-Size
Organdies, $4.50
In navy, white, lav
ender and light blue
with surplice collars
and cuffs of white or
gandie. Sizes 42 1 to
52i2.
Linene Coat Dresses,
$6.50
Trim sports dresses
in Copenhagen blue
with a border of em
broidery on the coatee.
Dimities and Fine
Crepes, $16.50
The dimities are in
maize, Copenhagen
and rose with lace
edged net fichus. The
Japanese crepes are in
soft pink, lavender and
green very smartly
made and trimmed
with many loops and
buttons.
Swiss and Voile
Combinations, $25. 50
Dainty pink dresses
of dotted swiss com
bined with plain-color
voile.
(Market)
Sfiflk Dresses
$16o50, $18, $23.50
ainid $25
At $16.50 Figured foulards com
bined with plain Georgette crepe. Also
plain taffetas combined witb printed
Georgette. Some street frocks of navy
taffeta used alone are in the group.
At $18 Foulard, crepe de chine or
crepe meteor combined with plain or
figured Georgette crepe.
At $23.50 Beaded Georgettes in
flesh; coral, maize and tan. Pleated
dresses of fine crepe de chine in navy,
black and bisque. Sports dresses with
white silk skirts and colored casaques.
Hindu crepe dresses in navy with
white figures.
At $25 Very lovely printed
Georgette dresses in the newest fash
ions with skirts banded at the hems,
round necks and unusual sleeves in
blue, gray and brown. Cool foulards
of splendid quality in navy, black,
gray and Copenhagen with polka dots
or figured designs.
Hamidsoinnie Tricoflette
Dresses
$37.50 amid $39.50
A little lot of fine sample gowns of
tricolette used alone or combined with
wool jersey or'Paulette, the sweater
material. Very fashionable and un
usual dresses in navy, sand, henna,
Copenhagen and black. Some are
trimmed with angora, some show a
bright flash of Chinese embroidery. A
few large sizes are among these.
Menu's Sonts, Special
at $20
Splendid, Summer-weight suits of cassimeres
and cheviots in good mixed patterns with small,
almost invisible stripes and overplalds. The colors
are excellent, with plenty of olives and grays.
Coats are conservative of cut, with three buttons.
The materials are pure Wool and the collars and
buttonholes are hand-tailored. Fittings in all regu
lar sizes.
Savings range from $8.50 to $10.
()l!ery. Market)
Menu's Hats, $2.50
The new and correct shapes of the season are
hero in sennit straw nnd fancy straw braids. Note
the leather sweat bands and the light weight of
these hats.
(Onllery. Market)
1000 Mean's Shorts, $1.05
Soft-cuff shirts of percale and madras in a fino
choice of patterns and colorings.
Leather Belts, 50c
A fine lot of reduced and sample belts of many
good kinds. Some would be about $1 more, others
not so much.
Cool Union Suits at $1.15
In short sleeve, knee or ankle length style, with
.ribbed clastic at the waist for comfort.
(nailery. Mnrket)
Boys' Klhiakn KmiDckers
$1.15 a Pair
Which is less than we could buy the same
kind for regularly.
Of olive-drab, government khaki, well made,
with belt loops, flap pocket and all seams double
stitched.
For boys of 7 to 18 years.
(Gallery, Market)
Ribbon s Special at 30c a yard
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oiii c ua violin ii 'uir sol 110
Taffeta, 5 inches wide
(Central)
White Toilet Articles
These are all seconds, but in most cases yon
will have to hunt for the imperfections. They are
of imitation ivory and a,re of heavy, durable weight
and in pretty shapes.
Hair brushes, $1 to $3.
Mirrors, $1.50 to $3.50.
Trays, 35c to $2.
Combs, 25c nnd 50c.
Puff boxes and hair receivers, 75c to $1.50.
And an assortment of small pieces at low prices.
(Central)
Women's Silk Gloves
50c a Pair '
With silk advancing every week this sale fs
quite unusual. These are of firm, lustrous tricot
silk with double finger tips. They are in white,
gray and pongee and are worth more than half
again as much.
(Central)
Voiles aed Orgaedies ie
SMinm oner Oardem Colors
A delightful selection of colors, including all the
lovely Summer shades, is to be had in cither of
these fine, sheer materials, and at prices much less
than regular. Both are 40 inches wide.
Mercerized voile, 38c a yard.
Organdie, 59c a yard.
Longcloth Special
10-yard piece of 36-inch, good quality longcloth,
$2.
(Central)
Reductions bun Children's
'Hats and Coats
There is an average of a third to'be saved on all of fhem.
Lovely little leghorn hats, prettily trimmed witht dainty flower
wreaths and ribbon, aro now $3.50.
White pique coats, in 1 and 2 year size,s, are made in a simple,
straight style. A few have belts. The collars are usually scalloped
andthere are touches of handwork on many. $3.50.
Light and dark blue and old rose taffeta coats, reduced to $13.60
are many of them prettily shirred on to shoulder yokes. All are lined
throughout with china tsilk or cotton serge. 2 to 6 year sizes.
(Central)
is of a Fourth to a
Half 'on 850 Suinnimnier Wraps,
At$9.75-c&ve
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$29.50
.$9.75
of
serge, volour and poplin, and
serge dolmans in navy Diue
and brighter colors. Some
are lined throughout with
fancy silks. One of these is
sketched.
At $15 A' navy or
black serge dolman in trim
med with braid and has a
deep yoke and sleeves. The
coat front and yoke are lined
with silk.
At $16.50 to $19.50
Several hundred capes,
coats and dolmans of silver
tone, suede velour, serge and
poplin in light and dark colors
and numerous attractive
styles. Many are lined
throughout with silk.
At $25 A group of 50
wraps, all lined wjth silk
usually only1 one of a kind
-marked at half price. ,There
are silvertones, gabardines, serges, poplins and suede velours
in the group. ,
At $29.50 In this group are bojivia cloths, silvertones,
Polret twills, serges and velours, all beautifully lined and
frimmed. A model in bolivia is sketched. '
At $88.50 to $U7.50 Wraps of evora, bolivia? cloth,
silvertone one of n kbid and' exceptionally attractive.
From $55 to &77.t)Q-fiats, capes and dolmans of
cashmere, duvetyne, evora, duvet de laine. All are one of a
kind in the best' models of tfte season. Prices are very, much
l reduced. -., (Market)
Children 's Summer Footwear
Oxford ties of white leather with a buck finish
e welted soles ana are in emiaren s size os j
havi
girls size 2 at $4 and $4.50
Pumps of white leather or canvas, sizes 6
2, are $2.25 to $3.25.
Button or lace shoes of white leather or canvas,
sizes 6 to 2, are $1.90 (special) to $4.23.
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Oxford ties of black or tan calfskin or patent
leather aro in sizes 8 to 6 at $3.75 to $5.90.
Pumps of dull leather, 8 to 2, are $1.75 to $4:
of patent leather, $1.50 to $4.90.
wearing sizes
For Smaller Children
8, there aie pumps and ties of
sKin ana paieni leauier,
or without wedge heels.
s 2A to
white leather, black calfskin and patent leather,
comfortably wide, with
$i.vo to $Z.OD.
For Boys
Shoes and oxfords tf dark tan leather are
sizes 10 to 6 at $4.25 to $5.25 a pair.
in
in all sizes for children are $1.75, $2 and $2.25.
Outing and tennis shoes, brown and vihite,
$1.50 to $2.25.
Plenty of Sizes in Vomnien's Summmnier Footwear,
Special at $3.90
(Chestnut)
Marseilles Bedspreads, $2.85
. A little price for such fine, satin-finish spreads as these.
They.are for double beds.
(Central)
72-inch White Net
65c a Yard
Just three hundred yards of
this good quality net at much less
than its regular price.
(Central)
New White Wash Skirts
JiiYa Sale at $40 25
Eight of the season's newest styles 1
The materials are beautiful cotton tricotines, fine
gabardines, novelty skirtings and snowy piques.
They are unusually well mrtde wash skirts, all with
attractive pockets and good pearl buttons.
1 , An unusual opportunity at the beginning of the wash
skirt season.
Splendid Mohair Skirts
for lLarge Women, $8.50
34 to 43 Inch waistbands are in lustrous black or
navy with fine pin, stripes or checks, box pleated.
New Smmmer Hats
Airy aed Light
N,
Sheer frocks have brought a
great vogue for transparent hats
of Gedrgette crepe. Sometimes,
for compromise, the crowns aro
of taffeta, but the brims are filmy
and cool. White, pink, sky blue,
navy, black and orchid are the
colors that seem to harmonize best
with Summer frocks.
$4.85 to $8
(Market)
Suinnimnier Dresses for Juniors
Are Special
At $1.50 for girls of 6 to 14
there are two styles in tub dresses.
Onq is a fine gingham in pretty
plaids, with white collar, cuffs and
belt. The other is the middy
dress, sketched, in cadet blue, rose
and green with white.
At $2 for girls of 12 to 16
(small women wear these, too)
there are two pretty styles of
plaid gingham trimmed with
pique. One is feather stitched on
the collar-and cuffs; the other is
sketched.
The ginghams in both lots are
of extra good qualities, sheer and
fine. (
Silk Frocks at $5.50
Pretty pleated plaid-silk frocks with wldte collars and cuffs
are for girls of 8 to 14.
Blue, tan or rose taffeta shirt-waist frocks with -white satin
collars and cuffs are for girls of 6 to 14.
(Central)
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