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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, .TTLY 24, 1919
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Organ Plays at 9, 11, 11:55
and 4:50
Chimes at -Noon
WANAMAKERS
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
TRANSPORT
Thirteen From This City and
Nearby Towns Come on
Santa Barbara
OTHERS REACH NEW YORK
Thirteen soldiers from Philadelphia
nnd surrounding towns were nmonR Hie
1500 troops who nrrlved in thin city
Inst nlclit on the transport Rnnta Hnr
bora nnd nre now nt Camp Pix waiting
to be demobilized.
The Philadelphians aboard were Lieu
tenant Howard I). Tomlinson. of 400
South Fifteenth Mieet: Sergeant llrncst
C White, S(IS North Fourth street,
rnnlr.v rniunl ; Private N'iehnlas Teer
vnn. 200S Smith Seventh stieet, in
fantry casual; Piivatc Itichnril I).
Ttlnke. 2010 Lambert street, infantry
casual; Sct-grant l'dunid Kbllug, 7.'!2
Manning street; Corporal Mnsnii Kes
inier, 4S02 A street; Privntp Homenic
Toscnni, 14.14 South Sixteenth street;
Corporal Chnrles 51. N'evins. ."021
Spruce street, infnntn casual; Corporal
John .1. 5Icltiide. 2712 Brown street.
Infantry laiunl; Sergeant Lester YV.
Tlolfe. 4035 Ogilen street, ordnance cas
ual ; Private llenrj .1. Crane, (Jnakor
town; Prix ate T. .1. Dart. King of
Prussia, nnd Privnte John J. Plielau,
Ardinore.
5Iany Philndelpbinns. itu'lntling Cap
tain Ilennett A. Itrnude. 0012 Chris
tian street, arrived in New York
aboard the transports Mexican. Pnstotes
nnd Sierra and nre now nt Camp Mer
ritt. awaiting ilisrhargr. The men are
members of the Third Pioneer Infantry.
Captain Ill-nude, who served with the
regiment ns n medical officer, went over
seas last August ns a lieutenant.
.Ml - I1I.M...I.II.I.. ,.!. tn Ini.li.rlnrl
jiii.t j niimirniiiitii- uiii.in. .ii'.u'-. i
Joius II Hurtailo 3 1 r South (ort-fonrtltf
s'rr. t Kriink F" Mrner L".'.l:i N'nrtli Van l'elt .
street Olio Wlmnn. ItrtT Mutter "treet.
Tanl Onrrelo, 1)10 South Sixth Mroct l)om-Ini.-k
(Mown. (114 Water street. OrorBo
l.uclt. 411 North street. Camden. nomlnlck
I,omliardl lnll CnrUn street William Mc
mrtliy. St'O North Tuent-nlntli street.
IMI1 William Newton. 724 Mnrrln street:
Joseph Kllmnn H7 North Third street Mar
tin ricmlnpt 1."31 South ,Tentjf-'eonth
street. Wllllim ' McDanlel, J.;ll lullr
street- William M Thnnia. .C.17 l'otter
street John C'omlen '-"!:! I East lloston ave
nue Janus Nnsrliv T-'Sl Toplar strcot.John
n Laber 2.1.1.4 North Napa street. Lharles
Stone j:tl8 Hast lloston avenue.
Rusiel M Tunis 430 ("onanon. Mroet.
H.ir.ii J Maer L'sr.t North Tfni-iin i
street Charles Pnrrixo M21 South i Inrion
street Allan S l.ttlsih mis Washington
iriwe .iiiiinui ! ,,.-... . '-,:";; r
avenue OleMWa 11 (llanotta. H41 Viintrose
street Jmnei J Kane Chestnut Hill John
Ourkln ISlll Hast I.ehlBh avenue. Jesse
ilendenhill. 1105:1 Mice street.
Tonv SmnrBlassI 1314 Torsome "r'-et .
Oscar J llelke. 2H72 I'lekvvlcl: street Stew
art W lines Slll'l Itace street. I rederirk
Smith .12.14 North 1-ee street, l.tmst K
Heckrnht .1447 Thomas .wenue. ."lies
Newell. IOT.1 North Tvventl -fourth street.
Samuel A Rhlle. 2232 South Nineteenth
street. Joseph Denst 702.1 Cralc
John Kerr .lino Chew street. Unient I
Kelly 23 Valley street
Joseph Tl Lord 2.103 North Seventh street.
Joseph (imirlmlello, 2020 Oavuna W,r
John i:. lluhh. M2 Thompson street. Ilumn
Sober, 34(1 rilzvvater stieet OeorRe R Mc-Keovv-
H4rt North riftv-thlrrt street Wil
liam T MellUKh SHIU ltace street l.clvvard
Walls 273.1 Harper street Irtnr ,,';';'1
ler 3237 North Hono str. et Wllllim llion.
Chestnut T till John. i:isenhle l'.i.'.i houth
Seventeenth street
John Auer Jr. 1R2C North Front street
Frank I' Sullivan 21133 I'. Htieet Anirello
Guerra 2017 I'elclm street: Mlih.iel Del
vlselo. 1223 South Alder street J nines
llrovin .IS.ill Willow street: Theodore .
tlocklu" 132(1 North Seventeenth Ftiet.
Frederick- J Klumn 2231 rnlrniount avenue.
Joseph White 0J3 North Twi-nty-seventh
street John Dejesky. 2705 Kast Jlohmouth
street
Edward Knsub, 2032 South Jessup avenu.
Clair W Knoi-ler. 1332 Itrlstnl street
Alexander Clark. 212 i:.ist Monroe street.
John K Teeman. 231S Tulip street trunk
tl-irton, 3104 i; street. Jneph V,'"iton
2122 Hast Chelten avtr.ue. John C MiKtr
nan. 1S3S North Chnxky avenue. Morris
JntTe. 4117 North Sixth strett
Charles MeCoy. 1.110 West Srrse.int street.
OeorBe M Anderson 1704 North Thirteenth
street. John C Doneeker. t'Hi . lister
street. John I. Mt-i-auehe. 31(1 West Olnev
avenue. William Carpenter US South For-tv-nlnth
Btreet. William G Chancj. 2..in
North Tvventv -second street. Ldwln v.
Jones. 3(X!." I.avvrenco street.
Tlenjamin Abraham 421.1 Penn street c.lo
vanl Leveronl. 231 Meredith street I.ulgl
Poerlo. .113 Montrose street. Otto T Die
terlo, 3041 North Tenth street, Georwe i;
Fox .1034 Wade street Germantovvn .Inmfts
J Hurke r.oriS Devon street; Flinv n
Tlavvley 117 Manheim stre-t. WilMam K
Shlrar 1S3S Pear street William Kiteham
274(1 North Lavvenee street
Jacob a Srhmltt. S07 North Twentv-nlnth
street I'lnllp Gunskv 731 South Fou-th
street Chnrtes F llrevv .184H Vine tr'"t
Ferris 1 Price, 307 School lane James W
Vtcardon. UK! South Flft' -third striet
lames F O'Connor. 20o! Hrandjw lm
street
OeorBO A Walter. 1740 South Tvventv
fourth street, Fiank II Meredith UO'I Nnnh
Twentv-thlrd stieet, Philip V. I,lebnwltr. .101
Fine street Joseph McCnmbe 301 s Almond
street. GeorRe a. Stock. 1.14n South Fif
teenth street Olaf Anderson. 844 Woodland
avenue, Camden, nnd Thomas A. Conway
Sil.1 North Twenty-sixth street
Ited Crops workers nnd nurses with
Philadelphia addresses returning include
Taicv M. Harper, ,1CS Jamestown avenue,
Roxboroush, JUry Jacobs, 2041 Nor.th Thir
tieth street, and Fmily J Jackson, 2042
South Sixteenth street.
Germantown Legion Seeks Home
Colonel 5Iillo.nl D. I5i-own and .Major
5Ielvin 51. l'rnnklin nie hendinj; a com
nlit.tce which seeks n permanent home
for the fiennantown post of the Aniei
lean Legion. Tlic post has "00 membei-s.
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The best insurance in
the world it makes
theft impossible.
A combination lock
like one on a vault
holds the wheels in a
straight line makes
steering impossible.
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COMBINATION AUTO
keeps your car always
where you left it, day
or night. No thieves'
ingenuity and cunning
can open an b. O. B.
P. O. B.
Manufacturing
Company
Philadelphia
mono Filbert
4203, or
Ste Mr. llanttr.
1 City Safes Mft., dl
City Hales Ofllce
and WeiTlco
Station
2035 Market
Htrtet
Few Stores Gam Show Sych
an- Assortment of Summer
Frocks as Can the Down
Stairs Store
There are hundreds of pretty dresses in a most interesting variety of ma
terials, of colorings and of fashions.
Voiles Dimities Chintzes
Swisses Ginghams Organdies
are made in styles suitable for all Summer occasions, from the simple little tailored
frock of gingham or chintz for morning to the fluffy, much befrilled organdie for
evening parties.
H Hundreds of Voiles at $5,
$6 amid $7.50
Stripes, pin checks, flowery patterns and conventional
rlesifrns are in the printings of these cool nnd wearable
dresses. The collars and cuffs and often the vestecs are
of white organdie as a rule.
Voiles With Dark Qromnmds
-steiflSSSSSa Navy or black is the
" ' ' fcj',"at" frfminrl ntrf ntwl if cIiaii'd
dots of many sizes or fig
ures of white. These
dresses are wonderfully cool
nnd practical. $6 to $15.
Fresh Frocks
at $8.25 to $110
are, of voile and organdie in
a great variety of colorings
maize, white, flesh pink,
navy, Copenhagen, sky, rose,
violet and green some
checked and some in plain $7.50 $7.30
shades. The voiles are trimmed with pleated white frills edged with
lace and the organdies with embroidery beading and white collars,
cuffs, belts and pockets.
Looking Forward to Autumn
there is a vista of lovely navy blue and black frocks of Georgette
crepe, satin, serge nnd tricotine. Overskirts continue in high fashion
and there are some delightful combinations of material. $22.50 to
557.50.
The serge frock that is sketched is one of the new ones. The
vestee and the band around the bottom of the tunic arc heavily
embroidered with silk braid. The dress is navy blue and is1 $25.
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Appropriate Clothes for Ofirls'
VacatDoiras Cool VoSfle Smocks
$2.75 amid $3
They are made of soft, fine white voile with round necks. Some
have yokes and others hang straight from the shoulders. There is
embroidery at the necks and pockets. Sizes 14 to 18 years.
Trimra and So CHeaimLok5inig
Regulation dresses for girls of 6 to 1G years are made of dark blue
gingham or of white trimmed with blue. There are box pleats in front
and in back and the dresses are very well made. $5.50.
Plaid or striped voile frocks are made on simple lines. Most of them
have sashes of the materials and are topped with white collars. Sizes
G to 14 years, $3.75 and $4.50.
ComiveiniSeiniit WBn5ite Slants
are made of fine white jean, in an easily laundered goied style. They
have pockets and the belts are detachable. Sizes 28 to 32 inches, $3.50.
(Mnrkrt)
Luggage? Of Course!
Everybody who is going away
for the week-end or on a Summer
journey has to think about lug
gage. The Down Stairs Store has
an excellent luggage section de
voted to moderately priced hand
luggage of durable quality and
good appearance.
Matting cases, very light in
weight, are $2.50; cane cases are
$6 and $8.50.
Black enameled cloth cases are
$6 to $11.
Overnight cases of black enam
eled cloth are $4 and $5.
Fabricoid bags are $5 to $10.
Leather bags are $7.50 to $25.
(Crntra!)
Soft Net and Lace
Make Charming
Neckwear
White or creamy net and fine
Valenciennes lace combine most
effectively in this lovely neckwear.
' The collars are $1 to $2.75.
Collar and cuff .-ets are $1.25 to
$2.25.
The prettiest and fluffiest of
vests are $1 to $12.50.
A pretty Bertha collar is $1.25.
(Central)
Navy Bflmie Patterned Voiles
Enough for Every One
This pretty, practical material is much in vogue this season, and
it is often difficult to have enough. But there are pjenty of pretty
patterns on blue and also black grounds, 38 inches wide and 68c a
yard.
Plain Color Voile
highly mercerized, in pink, flesh, navy, maize, biscuit, rose, light
or Copenhagen blue, orchid and wistaria is 38 inches wide at 38c
a yard.
(Ontrnl)
Belong to Summer
Women find no other gloves so
cool. These are of tricot silk of
a good quality and are made very
well. They have double finger
tips for service, two clasps at
the wrist with self silk stitching
on the backs. 85c a pair.
(Central)
Airnerkami Grass Rings
at Special Prices
These ate a recent creation of a large western manufacturer
and are proving very popular both for attractiveness and
durability. The designs are in Chinese, conventional and all
over effects. The paint that is used to stencil the rugs is made
from a new formula and is considered superior to other
paints it wears a long time without fading.
9x12 Feet, $0.50
(Clirfttmit)
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Smniocks by Jolly Hmindlreds
are gay and pretty for Summertime. And a great many women want them to take on
vacations. They can choose from a great assortment here.
The materials are crash, jean, white or flowered voile, tussah and pongee.
And they are plain white or smocked aid embroidered in pretty colors, white trimmed
with colors or in gay rose, blue, green and the like. Many have round necks and are
collarless.
They start at $2.50 for a white jean and go to $8.50 for an attractive natural color
pongee smocked in color. ,
Middies of jean and linene, all-white or having red or blue collars and cuffs are $1.25
to $2.
Y (AVnlntn. Market)
Cmeiniimig Romnpers for Plunnrop
Little Toddlers
Theie are cool white crepe rompers
that will meet with favor in the
young minds that don't see the use
of dressing, anyhow! Another one,
of pin-checked white dimity, with a
touch of hand embroidery, was made
lust for the dress-up time of the
little lad or lassie with big eyes and
curly hair.
Pretty and serviceable, too are
the rompers of blue or pink cham
bray finished with dainty white ba
tiste collars and cuffs as the one
that is sketched.
There are any number of styles in
various colors and materials for boys
and girls of 1 to 4 years. $2.50 to
$3.50.
(Ctniral)
have had many seekers' lately
people bound for northerri Maine
and places where the nights are
pretty cold. The quilts are newly
arrived and are filled with plenty
of cotton and covered with figured
cotton materials. $3 and $3.50;
they average a third under price.
Sheets Special
81x90-inch full-bleached scam
less sheets are special indeed at
$1,50 each,
(Central)
. (The Bedding Store has a new
location adjoining tho East Aisle)
2000 Shirts at $1.15
1200 Shirts at $1.45
2000 Ties at 25c
There is the story in a nutshell, but it doesn't tell half the
merits of this fine merchandise. The shirts are Wanamaker
shirts down to the last detail, which means that
the buttons are of first quality pearl and are put on to
stay ;
there has been no skimping in the cut, the shoulders will
not bind and the skirts will allow of free reaching and stretch
ing; the neckbands are carefully turned and are smooth and
comfortable to the neck ;
the cuffs are soft and of the proper proportions to fit
inside a man's coat sleeve without constant adjusting.
The Shirts at $11,115
are principally of striped percale and there are something over
thirty patterns in all the colorings men like.
The Shirts at $11.45
are of woven and printed madras in good stripes; of plain-color
mercerized material and of plain white cottons, some of the
latter with collars attached. Every shirt is marked at much
less than its regular price and some' were almost a dollar more.
In a word, there is not a shirt in this gathering of over
three thousand that a man cannot buy at a saving and be proud
of his purchase.
H&-rT
K.iillrr.t, Mnrl.rll
Skirts
Between $2. SO and SS
More than a dozen styles will
be seen between these prices.
White crash, pique, plain and
fancy weave gabardine, and pop
lin make them, and unusual pock
ets and buttons are the trimmings.
A KhakS-Color Skirt
for camping and other outings is
a practical model with two gen
erous patch pockets at ?2.7o.
Plaod Wool Skirts
are very smart with plain coat.
Checked and plaid skirts in plain
or pleated models are $5 to $10.50.
(Mnrltrt)
UmnfJermysSiims off
Cotton Creps
Envelope chemises, pink or
white crepe, are prettily hem
stitched in color. $1.50.
Nightgowns and
Pajamas of Crepe
A pink crepe pajama stitched
in blue with ruffles at the ankles
has a little pocket. $3.
A white crepe dotted in pink
or blue is made in much the same
way. $3.
Pink or white crepe makes this
shirred nnd hemstitched night
gown that is $2.25.
(Outran
Net Corsets
Special at $1.50
Women with slight figures will
appreciate the light boning and
the low bustline. This model is
cut out in front to give added com
fort in sitting, and there is free
hip space. Elastic at either side
in the top insures unhampered
breathing.
A Royal Worcester
Model at $2
' It is for average figuies and i
made with a low bust, a mediumly
long .skirt and free hip space. The
material is very fine white batiste
and the lines of the corset are
excellent.
(Central)
A Pretty Hair Bow
Sash to Match
Bathing1 Soit Ready
For the Week-End?
A good, comfortable bathing
suit assures one much trayety and
fun at the shore.
The Suif Store is well pro-
ided with such Miits. beginning
nt !2.50 for women's black cotton
serge suits and traveling upward
to S25 for fine silk suits.
(Market )
Boys' Khaki
Trousers $BJ5
Special
The almo.st-neer-wear-out kind
that will take as rough wear as
the boy can give!
They aie made of legular S1,"
ounce uniform cloth and by a
manufacturer who made clothes
for men in the service to with
stand the hard, all-kinds-of-weather
wear.
If the boy is going camping,
then, more than ever, he should
have a pair. He'll be glad to have
them, for they're the "regular fel
low" kind. Sizes ti to 15 years.
Minller.t, Market)
will quite transform u simple
white frock and give it individu
ality. Sash and hair ribbon of
brocaded pink, blue or white satin
and taffeta is 55c and 75c a yard.
The widths nre -B4 and (i inches.
(Central)
A Navy Blue Silk
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Whether Yom Are Start finis? mi
Yoor VaLcatSoini Or Retor Huong
the very hat you need is here for you. If your Summer trip L
just beginning you will piobably want an any bat of cool white
Georgette cicpo to wear with light Summer fiock.s. Dei'ghtful
hats with transparent bvinit have little flowers nade of ostrich
flues or bows of libbon aiouiul the ciowns. Sn.
A Touch off AutEjmrffi
is to be seen in the new hats of velvet and sill; tint t dinning
vacationists aie asking for. There are turbans of nlvet with
wide-flaring bows, laiger hats trimmed with ostiich and, as an
in-between mode, theie are hats with lace brims mid velu-t
crowns. S3 to $4.85.
( Mnrketl
Wool
for Chilly Nights
is .rirst choice to go with you on
your summer trip, especially if
you plan to wear a dark blue frock
or suit. Pretty moire silk bags
with bright, gray or oxidized
metal frames have bobbing tas
sels and inside coin purses. $.'1
and $3.50.
(Central)
Picnicking This
if it is clear, as it probably
will be. The outdoors will seem
all the greener and fresher for
the long rain, and how good
everything will taste when it is
time for the spread.
Here, in the new Commercial
Stationery Store on the Gallery
(it has moved, you know), is
everything for the picnic, except
the food 1 There are cups of many
kinds, straws in individual pack
ages, plates, napkins, table cov
ers, etc. and prices are quite
moderate. It won't take you ten
minutes to get what you want!
(Gallery, Market)
Just About All Leathers
Children's shoes, Oxford ties and pumps in small
sizes ?. to 5 and 4 to 8 are made with wedge heels.
There is footwear of tan calfskin, black patent
leather, black calfskin, white leather (like buck
skin) and white canvas. $1.50 to $2,05.
Low Shoes in Sizes 6 to 2
Both Oxford tics and ankle-strap pumps are
made with durable welted soles. They are of black
Ready! A Big Sale of Shirts and Ties Offering: Sound and Satisfying:
Economy to Every Man Who Comes to Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
The Neckties at 2Jsc
Seoul limitless as to color and pattern.
Imagine what a stack 2000 neckties would
make! They are all four-in-hands of
various shapes and most of them are of
silk, though some silk mixtures are among
them. It's a great chance for a man to
freshen up his stock of ties! Savings
range from 25c to 75c.
Dg $6 to $8
Worth Potting Ira Yoor Pocket, Sir?
That is Mitually what you do when you buy one of these Wan3-mnkcr-tailoied,
A 11-Wool Cheviot Suets at $22.50
They are 3-picce suits in good gia.s mixtures, with 2 and 3 button
sack coats cut on businesslike lines. 'I he coats are half-lined with
mohair and aio of a comfortable medium weight that can be worn well
into the fall. Fittings in all tegular sizes.
Suits like these are a credit to any man.
Palm Beach and Cool Cloth
For Verv Hot Weather
Suits of these cool materials mean ical comfort no matter how
hisjh the thei moulder climbs. With straight or waistline coats they
are $15 and $18.
Separate trouseis of white duck or khaki are $11.
iuller, MarKet)
Mighty Ffime Straw Hats for $2!
That's what you'll say when you put one of these fresh, light
weight sennits on jour bend. They have leather sweat-bands and a-e
shaped to (it. Hotter fie-hen up a bit, sir, and discard the straw hat
that was .-o often rained on eutly in the week.
nllert, JIarUrt)
Good Tooth Brushes
at 2Bc Are Rare
as you have probably learned if
you have tried to find one lately.
Orders for these good ones were
placed long ago and we are sorry
that the quantity was not larger.
These are Wanamaker Faultless
Brushes, with good biistles set in
hone or celluloid handles, curved
or stiaight. Each 25c.
Bath Soap
Vegetable oil, peroxide and the
lound and flagrant bath tablets
aie here at $1.50 a dozen. Better
send a dozen cakes to the summer
home.
Powders
Still all shades in Waltz Dieam
face powder, but they won't last
long. Special at 25c a box.
Large cans of talcum, contain
ing (ne pound, are the best for
summer using. Fragrant and re
freshing, this powder is 20c.
(( t'titral)
A
ra
nt the shoie or mountains is a
handy thing to hju These un
usual scaifs (they are really more
like litth coats) aie belted
around the waist, have pockets
and a'e finished with fringe. In
lose. luender, tan and sunset at
$8.50.
( rrtriil)
Smiinminnieiiot3innie Playling" of Little Feet
Calls for Shoes, Shoes, ShoesJ
The Down Stairs Shoe Store is well equipped to fit children's feet with the proper widths and lengths
in the best lasts for growing feet that should not be cvnmped. '
Mother likes the little feet and the bigger feet to look neat all Summer long as well as to grow
in a healthy way, so she comes to the Down Staiis Stoic for good-looking, durable shoes at a saving.
calfskin, tan calfskin, black patent leather, white
leather and white canvns. $2 to $5.50.
Special at $1.90 children's white canvas button
shoes with welted soleii are in sizes 6 to 2. They
have the added recommendation of cleaning easily.
Girls' Low Footwear N
Attractive ankle-strap pumps and smart Oxford1
ties in sizes 2'i to G are made of black calfskin,
black patent leather, tan calfskin, white leather and
white canvas at $3.75 to $5.90 a pair.
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