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BULGARIA TO GET
TREATYTUESDAY
Allies Demand Germany Write
Pledge to Bar Union
With Austria
COUNCIL SENDS NOTE
I lly (lie Associated I'rrss
Tarls, Sept. 1L It Is probable tlio
treaty with llulsaila will he linmlcil
that nation's representative Tuesday.
The (ireelt and Rumanian delegations
have fi'ed additional protests against
the trrrltoi'lal nml erouninlr sections of
thp trpaty which may rpsult In rliniiRrs
bplnu mndp In thp tpxt.
No meeting nf tin Supreme Council
Tim held toilay. tin" departure of A. .T.
Halfour, Itritish scerctnry of state for
foreign affairs, beltis appnrpntly respon
sible, npithpr Viseount Mllner nor An
drew Ttonnr I.nw havlliR nirepM the
responsibility of bending thp llrltisli
delegation.
The snprpmp council, having virtually
completed work on thp llulgnrlnn treaty,
will take ui the drafting of ppaoe terms
with Turkey today. Premier Uoyd
George will nrrive hprp today for this
rftyposc. lip will !p assisted In thp ruii
felenrps liy Field Marshal K. II.
AEenby, rommander of tin Allied forpps
InAsIa Minor, who has just nrrlved
In Franrp.
Major (Jenernl .lamps (!. llarhord
with the Atnerlpnn mission which ae
rompanipd him to thp Near l'nst for thp
purpose of Investigating condition! in
Armpnla nnd the CauensuH region, left
Constantinople for the interior on Sun
day, according to ndvicps received herp.
Ocneva. Switzerland, Sept. 1. (Cor
respondenep of the Assoclatpd I'ressl
Bulgaria is willing to subscribe to any
Settlement of the Itillgnrinii questions
based on the principle of self-determination
of nationalities, paid Ivan S.
Ouiphof formerly Ilulgrtrlan nilnistpr
of foreign nffnir.s and now minister to
Switzerland, in a recent statement. If
the settlement wen- madp on this basis,
peapp in thp Itnlkans would of necessity
follow, the minister continued. Up said
Hillgaria would agree to nn interna -tlonal
commission to settle disputes.
UKRAINE WHEAT NORMAL
Reports of Enormous Crop Ground
less None Will Come to U. S.
Tarls, Sppt. 1L. (Iiy A. IM Ad
Tices from American Ited Cross investi
Itators nt I'oltava, Southern Riikmii,
received today, say that reports of nn
enormous grain surplus in I'kralnp nnd
Southern Hussiu, which have disturbed
American wheat growers with visions of
a tumbling market, may be dNinis,sed
as groundless.
Investigators, who have just arrived
at I'oltava. after n tour of thp country
recently liberated by (lenernl Dcnlklne
from the Holshpviki, state that parly
threshings promise n crop from 10 to 'J."
per cent nbove the normal, this being
c'uc to the spurring influence of the
Germans, who directed their energies
last fall to having every available font
in I'krnlnn put into winter wheat. I'ven
this bumper crop, however, will fall
short of the domestic demand, nnd It
is declared that not a bushel of it will
ever enter into competition with wheat
from the Tnltcd States. Itussia and
the countries bordering on the Hlack
sen will need the entire 1010 crop.
The food situation is generally good.
NOSKE WARS ON GAMBLERS
Alms to Exterminate "Resorts" In
Berlin by Sunday
Berlin. Sept. 12. (Ily A. P.)
Greater Ilorlin's wave of gambling will
terminate on Sunday, if nn order is
sued by Oustnv Noske. minister of de
fense, suppressing public nnd private
clubs is strictly enforced.
The provisions of this long-expected
order arc sweeping, violations of it
being punishable by fine or imprison
ment, nnd no loopholes are left for
psuudo clubs under camouflaged titles.
The city is now honeycombed by such
public nnd private resorts, fully 300
fashionable npartments being occupied
by such establishments.
In nn effort to stop the widespread
prevalence of gambling, Prussian au
thorities raided North sen and Haltlc
watering places a week ngo.
BELGIANS WANT U. S. LOAN
Consul General at Brussels Consults
With Manufacturers
Brussels, Sept. 12. (By A. P.)
Henry II. Morgan, United Stntes high
trade commissioner In Belgium nnd con
sul general, linn had a meeting with the
leaders of eighteen of the biggest indus
trial groups for the purpose of discuss
" lng the needs of Belgium.
Mr. Morgan suggested five-year In
dividual bank loans, but the industrial
representatives decided that tliey could
not speculate (in individual loans. They
Tield out for il loan from government to
government.
. LEAGUE DRIVE TcTsTART
JJoyd George to Inaugurate Cam
paign In England
London, Sept. 12. (By A. P.)
David Idoyd George, the British prime
minister, in n speech to b delivered in
the OuildhnH. October 1, on behnlf of
the lengue of nations union, will in
augurate a campaign which is to be car
ried on throughout the country dur
ing the autumn, ending November 11.
with demonstrations in every town and
city in the I'nlted Kingdom.
It is; expected by the. promoters that
tho movement will extend to other
countries, nnd that November 11 will
be made "League of Nations Day,"
which also is "Armistice Day."
I NEW FILIPINO MISSION
Will Ask United States Parties to
Adopt Independence Planks ,
Manila, Sept. 12. Ilcnewed efforts
to obtnin independence of the Philippine
Jflands will' be made next year by a
Filipino mission which will visit the
ttTnited States nnd lay before the na
tional conventions of the Itepublicnn
and Democratic parties the mntter of
inserting Independence planks in the
party pjntforms,
A, Filipino mission recently returned
Jibnw fttrr unsuccessful efforts to Imvo
!ftijrj-ess declare the independence of
, tiflwSWmtta. f
The Grcnt Organ Will Play Today
nt 9, 11 nnd 11.55
Tho Organ and Unnd at 4.45
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
Waoamaker's Down Stairs Store Is RadSainit With the'
Bright amid Cheery Glow of AuHminniini Fashions
1000 New Hats at $5
Revealing Autumn's Loveliness
And for Children
There are scores of pretty hats, from simple little
velours to wear to school to quite fluffy little pokes.
Many of the more youthful hats rejoice in long streamers.
Prices start at $3.
Note: Gay new trimmings, all ready to give
the right touch to the hat you're planning arc
here. Feathers, flowers and odd Utile ornaments.
(Murlift)
Glowing with life and a new season
come the Autumn hats, replacing with
their fresh newness the faded hats of
Summer. Their lines, their colors, their
very air all breathe of newness.
Smart with dark serge or tricotinc
drosses arc the hats of black velvet, in n '
convcntionali7cd tam shape, embroidered
in heavy threads of henna or bright blue.
A trim and close-fitting toque with a vel
vet top has discs of beaver circling it
and n big pearl pin thrust through the
side.
Quito lovely for a young girl is a black
velvet poke with colored velvet leaves en
circling the soft crown. Kibbon streamers
float to the shoulders.
Among all these lovely things you are
sure to find a number of becoming hats
that will harmonize admirably with your
new Fall clothes. All are of excellent
quality and all ?f.
Serge Emits for
Boys of 8 to 118
$113.75
They nre 100 per cent wool in
a good, fust blue.
And they nre well made ns
are all the Wanamaker boys'
suits. The coats, in fitted, belted
stylo with slash pockets, aic lined
with mohair. And the trousers,
with every seam taped to insure
durability, have plenty of pockets
and arc also lined.
They nre excellent sciiool suits
and many mothers buy them for
"best."
(Culler), Mnrket)
Women's Fioer
Gloves for Early
Amtnimn
Iteautiful gloves of French kid
skin are in black, tan, white and
gray. Kach glove is overseam
sown and shows self or contrast
ing stitching on tho back and has
two clasps. $2.75 a pair.
(Ontnil)
Cihlldrein's 1
ngs, S
Lovely Filet
Neckwear Special
At $3.7") 4 different styles of
collars in charming patterns.
At $.".7r 1 styles of collar and
cult sets and one lovely deep
collar.
(Onlml)
Cotton, Derby ribbed stockings
in black and white, sizes olfc to !),
are 25c a pair. "Seconds."
Cordovan and black ribbed cot
ton stockings, first quality, are
:50c a pair.
(Outrun
Women's Pio'k
oners, 75c
I These pink knitted bloomers
1 have elastic at tho waist and
! knees and pink batiste bloomers
I have a blue stitched ruffle at the
knees.
I (Contrnl)
Menu's Suits Like Tlhese
Domi't Grow nn Every Blush
An nil-wool suit, up to the minute in stylo and tailoring, and
marked anywhere from $30 to $35, is worth looking at anywheres you
can find it, sir. Hut vou're sure to find it in the Men's Store on the
Gallery, where there is a flood of daylight that will show you just
how fine the materials and workmanship really are.
Young men who have come to us are most enthusiastic about the
new double-breasted suits, with or without'bolts.
Older men who stick to the sack suit style are finding some fine
things in mixed cheviots and worsteds.
Fittings here in all regular sizes. Tho prices arc $30 to $35.
((Inllrry, Murkrl)
Hfiglhi Time for a New Hat, Sir!
Chances are, the straw is no longer a thing of beauty and should
be retired from active duty. New soft hats in good greens, browns
and smoke shades are correctly fashioned for the new season. $4.
New Hats and Caps for School Boys
Cloth hats with stitched brims are made of good wool mixtures
that will stand a great amount of banging around. $1.50 and $2.
Caps, in various shapes, are $1.50.
((iallorj . Mnrlrt)
Menu's FaflllWeflgIhit
Uunderwear amid Hosiery
at Special Prices
Gray merino socks -with well rc-enforced feet are 35c, three pair
for $1.
Unbleached ribbed cotton long-sleeve shirts and ankle-length
drawers, medium weight, are 85c garment. "Seconds," but good ones.
Heavy gray, ribbed part-wool shirts and drawers shirts with
long sleeves and drawers, ankle length $1.50 the garment. "Seconds."
((iullery. Market)
Plaid Qinfflhiainns
igrs
The new Autumn plaids seem
to be brighter and gayer than
ever for children's school or
play frocks or women's house
dresses.
38 inchen wide, in a fine variety
of colorings, 50c and 75c a yard.
(Ontrill)
Metal Bag Tops
Special at 50c
They are worth half as much
again. There are various shapes
that will look well on ribbon, vel
vet or knitted bags. All the tops
have chains attnehed and some
are the hinged kind that open
into a square.
Hag rods are half price at 25c
a pair.
(Art Needlework, Centrnl)
Good Corsets
At $1
Topless pink coutil corset, with
clastic all around the top, lightly
boned, for slight figures.
Alt $1.55
A pink coutil for average fig
ures has .slastic embroidery at
the top and light boning.
At $1.65
Another topless pink coutil has
elastic at the top and is for me
dium figures.
(Ontrill)
Neat ttlotmse Dresses
Special, $2 JO
A variety of plaid ginghams,
made with white collars and cuffs
and seme with vestees.
(Centrul)
Writing Paper
Special at 35c a Box
There are two lots.
One is composed of clean, fresh
boxes of white paper tied with
ribbon that were marked almost
half as much again. The boxes
are attractive and tho paper is a
good quality with a fabric finish.
There pre four shapes of enve
lopes to choose from, and some
of the paper has colored borders.
The other lot takes in the
larger boxes of paper that are
somewhat soiled (just the boxes,
not the paper inside). The fabric-finished
paper is in white,
blue, lavender and pink, and some
of the boxes have correspondence
cards in them, also. Tho enve
lopes are in various shapes.
(Uiillery, Market)
anil
(Center Aisle)
Striped Taffeta Blouses
Special at $450
Just tho blouses for the new Autumn suits
stripes of blue, green, brown, rose, etc., in lovely
combinations.
They arc made in a simple, tailored style, as
most women like them, with convertible collars.
The buttons, too. arc very attractive, as they are
smoke pearl.
(Mnrket)
Cottom Comnfortables
Special at $3
Heavy, Winter-weight cotton comfortables, full
size for double beds, are covered with a soft, fig
ured material and scroll-stitched.
(Centrnl)
Men's Good Shirts
Special at $2
All of them have been priced higher, many half as much again,
as you will realize the minute you see the shirts. The materials are :
Woven Stripe Madras Cheviots Printed Madras
And they are true Wanamaker shirts in every sense of the word
with properly proportioned shoulders and neckbands and soft
cuffs comfortable in every way.
The Clearaway of Men's Ties at 35c
has supplied a great number of men with ties enough to last through
the season, but there are plenty more to choose.
(Onllerj, Mnrket)
Children's Good, Sound School Shoes Have Prices
That Make It Worth While to Come to the
Down Stairs Shoe Store
Durable, comfortable, healthful shoes of dark tan leather, black
calfskin or black patent leather, in lace and button styles, are on
sensible, wide-toe shades. They have sturdy welted soles.
Sizes 6 to 8, $3.40 a pair
. Sizes 8i2 to IO12. 3.90 a pair
Sizes 11 to 2, $4.90 a pair
Girls' sizes, 2i2 to 6, $5.90 a pair
Special at $3.25 a Pair
Children's button shoes o.f dull black leather in sizes 6 to 2 are
$3.26 a pair.
At $1.75 and $2 a Pair
Little children's shoes of black patent leather, tan leather and
black kidskin, some with white tops, are in sizes 2 to 5. $1.75. Sizes
4' to 8 have wedge heels and are $2 a pair.
Girls' Shoes Special at $2.85 a Pair
Dull black leather lace shoes with low heels are in sizes 2 to 5.
Boys' Shoes for Real Service
There is fine choosing in sizes 10 to 6, for there are shoes of dark
tan or dull black leather on wide-toe or English lasts. $3.50 to $5.40
a pair.
500 Pair of Men's Shoes Special
at $4 a Pair
Dull black leather lace shoes on English lasts have welted soles.
(CliFHtnut)
Daiinity White UmiderinniM!5ini
of fine, soft and spotless, nainsook are trimmed with pretty laces.
An envelope chemise cut quite full, trimmed with embroidery and
lace, is $1.25. .
A bloomer chemise, in Empire stylo, is $2.p0.
Pretty nightgowns, trimmed with embroidery or with lace, are
$1.50.
Special, 50c
A lot of neat corset covers trimmed with embroidery.
(Centrnl)
6000 Pair of Women's New Shoes in
Eight Styles
The newest shoes lace quite high and have the long,
slender lines that are so graceful. These are Wanamaker
shoes in every particular good leather, well made, durably
soled, and in addition to this, prices are moderate.
You will be interested in the tips, for all of them are attractively
stitched to simulate wing or straight tips.
Black Kidskin
high lace shoes have welted soles and high, curved heels. $6.90 a pair.
Dull Black Leather
shoes that lace quite high have welted soles and medium heels. $7.10
a pair.
Brown Kidskin
shoes with welted soles and high, curved heels are $6.90 a pair.
Dark Tan Calfskin
forms excellent walking shoes, with welted soles and medium heels.
$6.90 a pair.
With Fawn Cloth Tops
Shoes of. dark tan calfskin, with fawn tops, have medium heels
and welted soles at $7.10 a pair.
Quite Smart
Diirk tan calfskin shoes with high, curved heels, have high lace
tops of dark fawn kidskin. Tho soles are welted. $8.40 a pair.
Black Calfskin
shoes with dark gray tops of leather that is much like buckskin have
welted soles and medium heels. $7.00 a pair.
Black Patent Leather
shoes with dark fawn kidskin tops have welted soles and medium
heels at $7.90 a pair.
New Coats Step Right to the Front
in Femieiee leterest
$30
These AMtmunrumi Suits Set
Tlheinniselves a Ciiglhi Standard
otr bervDce
A suit that is to be worn in Winter and Autumn
has' much harder service than a Spring suit and should
be chosen accordingly. Particularly if it is to be worn
by a college girl or business woman who is out in all
weathers. For such suits tweed, jersey and serge are
the best materials.
A smartly tailored suit of mannish tweed is in
brown and olive tones and its trim lints and air of
tailored smartness will carry it far. Cut double
breasted, it has pinch tucks and embroidered crows'
feet. $30.
Wool jersey, in blue or brown heather mixtures,
makes another suit that has roomy pockets and a col
lar that can be worn open or buttoned high. $32.50.
A variety of smart tailored suits is marked $35,
These are of serge, poplin and camels' hair suiting in
Oxford grny. Other interesting new suits, appropri
ate for young women and for matrons, are here at
$37.50 to $115..
(MaTkl)
Fashion Again Calls Out Her Furs
The Down Stairs Store has received a good share of lovely furs
in tho form of small or large animal scarfs or capes and stoles. You
will find fox, lynx, wolf, squirrel, fitch, skunk, nutria, Kolinsky and
racoon all marked with their true names.
PRICES ARE MODERATE AND THERE IS A WIDE RANGE.
(.Mnrket)
Tlhe Right Clothes .
for the Oirfl in High School
are by no means easy to find, but here
is a suit tnar. measures up to tne re
quirements of Miss- 15-to-17. It is
youthful, yet not childish, and follows
the best fashion ideas of this season.
It is cut with a waistline and belted
and below the belt, in the back, there
are three inverted box pleats. It is
lined to the waist with silk and is
sketched.
In brown, navy or dark green jer
sey at $23.50.
In brown or blue burelia with an
invisible check at $29.50.
A Good School Dress
for younger sister is also sketched.
It is of navy blue cotton serge, in
semi-regulation style, trimmed with
rows of white braid and a red tie. In
8 to 14 year sizes' at $6.
Timb Dresses
of plaid ginghams are made in a score
or more of ways, and all with long
sleeves, so they can be worn all Win
ter. Tne colors are cheery and bright
and sizes range from 8 to 14 years.
$2.50, $2.75 and $3.50.
Wool Serges, Smartly Tailored
are dresses that give the greatest amount of service. A pretty one,
with a two-buckle belt and a vestee and collar and cuffs of plaid silk,
will fit girls of 12 to 16 and is $18. Other wool serge dresses and smart
tricptines in navy blue are $16.50. to $60.
Cntrul)
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$6
$23.50
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They're so charming and different this1 season that you simply can't
pass them by without pausing for a glance, at least. Coats are really
coats, not capes or wraps, but warm, comfortable coats, belted or flaring
as suits you best.
A coat with a fur collar can be had for as little as $16.50. It is of
cheviot in brown or navy, belted all around and lined to the waist. The
wide fur collar is of kit coney.
Finer coats of silvertip Bolivia, suedene and tinseltone arc luxuriously
lined with silk and topped with soft and cozy collars of nutria, scalene,
squirrel, Australian opossum or skunk opossum. $45 to $89.50.
Coats Without Fusr
arc quite as varied. At $19.50 there is a serviceable, every-day coat of
brown mixture with a yoke back and a box pleat down the center of the
back. It is belted all around and half lined.
At $25 to $37.50
Two smart now coats at $25 are of silvertip vicuna, cut with a full
flare or belted. Their lines are good and the coats are in navy or brown.
At $27.50 and upward there are coats of velour and silvertone in
soft, Winter colorings with or without fur trimming.
Four Imterestiinig' Coats at $39.50
nre of suede velour, soft to the touch and so pleasant to wear. They are
lined with silk from neck to hem and are to be had in taupe, reindeer,
brown and navy. One has a plain back, another (which is sketched) is'
tucked and belted all around.
In Extra Size
there is an excellent collection of coats skillfullv cut to give lenirth of
line. They are in sizes 42 to 55 at $35 to $89.50. "'
Mur.t('t
What si Hiuirryiinig, In of Amitmnnnimi
Dresses for Women amd
Yoking1 Women!
New things are crowding in at a great rate these busy, Autumn
days dresses of silk or of wool, of crepe or of jersey are trooping in
and spreading their charm everywhere.
They Start at $15
for braided wool jersey and navy blue serge frocks. One pretty serge
is piped with braid and has a collar of beige Georgette.
The Next Step
It is in navy
is $16.75 for a pretty satin dress, which is sketched.
blue and has a tucked overskirt and bodice.
Serges AfooMid at $1(0,.5O
and there are a dozen different styles, trimmed with black silk braid
or simply tucked.
Special at $25
are some unusual tricotine dresses and tricotine at this price is very
rare. These are simply and most becomingly made, trimmed with but
tons' or braid, and lined through the bodice with silk.
Georgetto crepe dresses, pleated and loosely belted, have ten tiny
ruffles at the feet and are special at $25.
Navy, black or taupo satin dresses are also special at this price.
One is a chemise model embroidered in silk, another is combined with
Georgette crepe.'
Other Delightful Satins
ons of which is sketched, has a Georgetto collar, sleeves and over
skirt, which aro trimmed with many narrow bands of satin. $28.50.
Another charming frock of a heavier quality has an unusual
collar of Georgette embroidered in gold; another boasts a tricolette
vestee and a collar and pockets that aro embroidered with silk braid.
$29.50.
(JJmrUet)
$16.75
Qeorsrette Dres
$28.50
ses
Special at $38.50
Handsome afternoon gowns ar
these in navy, taupe and bis
heavily beaded in color, in je
In crystal. Their, lines have
nity and are suited particular
women in their rnlddle year
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