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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Tomorrow the Great Winter Sale of Fashions
in Wanamaker 9s Down Stairs Store
"Do Not ThlnK I Am Ashamed of
My Virginia Blood," She
Snaps at Heckler
WON'T KEEP QUIET AT HOME
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"Lady Nancy" Filling .
Campaign With Zest
Iiul .Wor, nn Amorlcnn-born
woman, who lu licr enmnss for a
sent In tlit Hrltiih Pnrlinrnfnt ha
rrc'eivMl tlio appellation of "Lady
Nnney," is ndiling zpit to the mm
palRii by epigrammatic utternneps
to the ter of the IM; month dis
trict. They nre railed "AstorNms."
llcie nre n few of them:
"There Is a dlffcienee between the
working classes and the Rhlrking
elapses."
"Every person Is a potential
profiteer the only wav of choking
profiteering is to get the selfishness
out of human nature."
"Women lino more sense than
men. Men go to such meetings (on
rainj days) and shiver, get colds
and go home to be nursed by their
wives. We won't have the meet
ing." "Please nash that out" (her re
ply when addressed as "Your
Lath ship "
"Xo one can make me saj that
drink ever did anj one any good."
"What I do hope to bring into the
(House of Commons are fcound views
pertaining to women and children. "
"I am determined not' to allow
prohibition to take precedence, as it
Is not vital in this fight."
"There Is nothing' like the stub
bornness of American men."
11 the Associated Press
ri.Miimith, No. 7. "Do not think
for one minute 1 nm ashamed of my
Virginia blood,''' snapped Ladj Astor
this afternoon at n woman's meeting
when 'she was asked whv she was not
, Fpendingher energies in America, wheic
there were as many social evils as here.
"What do jou want me to do, sit at
Jiomo and hold mv hands?" Ladr Astor
.went on. "I married in Kugland, mj
Interests for ten years hove been in
Plymouth, every drop of blood in mv
veins is Anglo-Saxon and 1 am proud
of my Americnu. birth."
Lady Astor's ejes flashed and sin'
gestured for a moment.
Resuming her speech she declared
women wou'd be the ones to bring about
the working of the league of nations,
J "Men tell you thej had good times at
'the front," Lady Astor nsserted, "but
T do not believe a mother with a sou
there, ever had a good time."
"Men hnvp nlisirnl r rtnritf f " slie
added, "but tliej often lack moial tour-J
age, and that s the kind of coinage most
needed today."
Answering another, bombaidment of
questions. Lady Astor said :
t "There are two sections bribe labor
part one embraces tried and true
trade unions; the other joung intel
lectuals. I know the latter as led-hot
J$olsheik cranks. Half of them never
fought in the war and mojt of them
have never been working men, Thev
are heart and soul of the independent
labor partv."
The official nominations of the candi
dates for the House of Commons hi'
tjio bje-election for u successor to Vis
count Astor, who lost his seat when
elevnted to the peerage on the death of
his father, were filed todiiv. The nom
inees are Lad Astor, wife of the Vis
'count, nominated b the Unionists;
Isaca Foot, named b the Liberals, and
W. T. Gay by the Labor party.
HUNGARY MAY CROWN OTTO
Royalists, HoWever, Deny Favoring
Seven-Year-Old Hapsburg
yBerlln, Nov. 7. (Ilv A. P.) A
"wjreless message received hero from
Vienna reports that Archduke Otto is
about to be proclaimed king of Hun
gry. Budapest, Nov. 7. (By A. P.) The
monarchist party has issued a state -
roent saying that while It is desirous
Tot re-establishing a kingdom it does
not favor the restoration of the throne
to any member of the Hnpsburg family.
This statement was-provoked by reports
that seven-year-old Archduke Otto
wjoujd be placed on the throne under n
icgency.
,N0 AUTOS FOR IRISH
Use and Possession Except by Mili
tary Permit Barred After Nov. 15
Dublin, Nov. 7. ;The use nnd pos
session of automobiles nnd motorcycles
will bo forbidden thrpughout Ireland
after November 15.
Only those who get special permits
from the military authorities will be al
lowed to own nnd use machines.
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CLOTHING SPECIALS
Men's Suits, $27.50 up
Ladies' Suits, $28.50 up
. Beautiful Coats. Dresses and Suits for
Women and Young Women
And All Marked at Special Low Prices
This is the big sale of the Winter season, a sale for which great prepara
tions have been made; Hundreds of new cpats, dresses and suits for women
and much fine apparel for children and junior girls have been coming in at a
great rate during the week. Everything has been unpacked, examined and
ticketed and will be in spick-and-span readiness tomorrow morning at nine.
Everything Is Fresh and New
with the exception of a handful of fine dresses and a few coats which we have
taken from our own stock and reduced. Savings are worth cdnsideration in
every instance and
A Great Many Garments Are Half Price
All are in the height of fashion, of good materials in wearable styles that
will appeal to women of good taste. There is nothing freakish, no off-colors,
no make-shif,ts. Every dress, suit and coat will give you good service and much
pleasure and satisfaction.
There are young women's sizes, 14 and 16, and women's sizes, 36 to 46,
Women's Serge, Satin and Wool Jersey Dresses
As Low as $12
The navy blue serge dresses have an embroidered motif on the
bodice of each frock or me trimmed with braid. The jersey frocks, in I
navy, brown and reindeer, are trimmed about the pockets with em
broidery. The satin dresses aie in blouse style with tucked bodices and i
peplums; in brown, taupe and nay.
Tricotine Dresses, $15 i
The tricotine is of excellent quality, the dresses, uio tumly tailored
and the styles aie Rood. One is tiimmcil with braid; another with a I
pointed Georgette irepp collai. ,
Albo some good serge fiocUs and new ehrtcens and satins in '
the group.
Scores of Frocks at $19.50 and $22.50
Satin frocks with oversknts embioidered ill silk braid.
Navy blue seige with hand-embroideied touches. i
Tricotine .and wool jersey in tailored styles. t
Charmeusq and Georgette combinations for afternoon weai. t
Satin with cascade trimming or combined with embroidered Gcor-
gcttej
The colorings aie mostly navy blue, black and brown, though the I
jerseys include reindeer and Copenhagen. j
At $25 and $29.50
Hero are the fine jeisey fabiics cordelaine, tiicolaine and wool
jersey, handsomely embroidered with a glint of gold.
Velveteen and Georgette combinations of charmeuse and Geor
gette in many styles suitable for afternoon wear.
The finer serges, some handsomely embroideied and trimmed with
silk plush applique or with many serge-covered buttons, are in this
gioup. One model has thiec-quartcr sleeves and fresh little cuffs and
a collar of net and lace.
$25 $12 $29.30 $15
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U: Sia.oO $19.50 $25 $59.50 $59.50 U0 $33
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which is the price of a good, thick, warm coat of wool coating in Burgundy, green and brown,
these coats have plaid backs and all have wide col lars that can be buttoned close.
70 Coats at $19.50
A number of good models in velour, silvertone
and cheviot in navy, brown, Burgundy and reindeer,
half lined or lined throughout. The coat fiom this
lot, which is sketched, is of velour.
Fur-Trimmed Coats, $25
Cozy cheviot coats with shawl collars and
pocketbands of kit conoy fur are in brown, retn-
cleer and taupe. Ihese arc lined throughout.
Some of
25 Model Frocks,
$50 .
Lovely gowns and just one
of a kind. They are. of silk
duvetyn, chiffon velvet, taffeta,
spangled or combined with
tulle or ostrich feathers.
T,hese are afternoon and eve
ning gowns, many copied from
French models.
Finer Dresses
, $35
Of tricolette, Paulette, crepe de
chine, charmeuse, velveteen, bead
ed Georgette and Yalama cloth,
these dresses ore suitable for aft
ernoon wear. The materials are
unusual and there are some
large sizes. Also a few fine dance
frocks in the group.
(Market)
Women's Beautiful Sample Site
From,a manufacturer who makes only the finer types of suits, these suits are
worth talking about. Every point about them, from the- material itself to the
smallest button, is just as it .should be. Linings are of the finest silks, plain or
figured ; colorings embrace a wide range of fashionable shades ; fur trimmings are
of Jap mink, sealene or nutria. Of wool velour, wool duvetyne, checked velours,
duvet de laine, silvertone, fine herring-bone suitings, tricotine and kittens' ear cloth.
A few velveteen suits are in the j?55 group.
These are mostly in sizes 16, 36 and 88.
Special Suits at $25
Tailored suits and sports models are of tweeds, checked
Velour Suits, $16,50
A limited lot of suits in brown j
and taupe, with collars and pocket
trimmings of Hudson seal furcloth.
velours, suitings with invisible plaids or wool jersey in heather
mixtures. Also some slreet suits of navy wool poplin and silver-
tone in reindeer and mahogany,
silk.
(Market)
Many of these are lined with
Also coats of Bolivia in Buicundv and reindeer
hae wide, glossy collars of scalene fur. Lined
throughout.
Both of these coats are sketched
Coats at $35
These are of soft silvertone, velours and heavier
Winter coats, lined throughout with silk and
finihhed with fur collars of scalene. The coat that
is sketched is of pompom in blown or green.
20 Styles at $40 to $50
Beautiful coats are these of velour, silvertone,
Yalama cloth and Hudson seal fur cloth. They are
lined with plain or figured silks and are made with
or without fur collars.
A velour coat at $40, from this gioup, is
sketched. It is in navy, brown, black and taupe,
with a shawl collar of sealene.
Wonderful Choosing
at $50 to $70
Here aie the loveliest of thoJWinter's coat ma
terials tinseltone, sucdene, silvertone, silvcrtip'
and plain Bolivia. They are in colors as soft as
their texture and aro luxuriously lined with silk
and tiimmed with racoon, nutria, Australian
opossum and sealene. There are alfo some very
fine Bolivia coats without fur coats that many
women haxo hppn naltinrr fnr
Two coats at $59.50 are sketched. They areof ft
suedeno in reindeer, taupe nnd brown, with wide
shawl collars of racoon or nutria. Both are lined
throughout with figured silk'.
Very New Short Coatees
of camel's hair, silvertone, mixtures and Hudson
seal fur cloth are very popular with young
women. These have collars of nutria, sealene,
skunk opossum and racoon or are made with
out fur of any kind. Wonderfully attractive
with plaid skirts. $29.50 to $70 are the prices.
(Market)
Women's Good Shoes at Low Prices
Ready for the Winter Span of Work and Sport
Special at $4.85
Daik tan calfskin high lace shoes with brown
cloth tops have medium heels and welted soles
Special at $5.40
Brown or black kidskin shoes that lace high
have wetted soles and high, curved heels.
500 Pair of Spats
Half Price at 90c
White
Ivory
Women's Fashionable Shoes on
the Newest Lines
$6.50 to $8.90 a Pair
Black patent leather button or lace shoes with
tops of dull leather, fawn kidskin or black cloth.
Black kidskin shoes in lace or button style with
black cloth, dull leather or fawn kidskin tops.
Dull black leather lace shoes with gray or fawn
leather tops.
Tan Ica'ther and brown kidskin shoes in lace
style are made with brown or fawn cloth tops or
fawn kid tops. Some have tops of the same leather.
Welted soles'and high, medium or low heels.
Pumps and spats aro well liked. We have an
interesting assortment of pumps of patent or dull
black leather with baby French or high heels at
$7.50,a pair. Spats in all the new colors are $2 to
$2,60 a pair.
Children's Shoes, Many Specially Priced
, Special at $2
Dull black leather.lace Bhoes with sensible toes
are in sizes 6 to 8.
Special at $2.90
Dull black leather button shoes with wide toes
are in sizes G to 2.
Special at $3.40
Dull black leather shoes on good lasts for grow
ing feet aro in lace style in sues 11 to 2. Also
" black patent leather shoes with white leather tops
are in sizes 6 to 2.
Girls' Shoes, Special at $3.90
Black patent, or dull leather lace or button shoes
on wide-toe shapes have very durable welted soles
and sensible low heels. Sizes 2 'a to 6. ,
Seryiceable Shoes for Children
Sizes 6 to 8, $3.40 to $4.50.
Sizes 8 to 104, $3.90 to $5.75.
Sizes 11 to 2, $4.90 to $6.50.
This includes, shoes of dull black leather, dark
tan, leather and black patent leather in lace or but
ton style. The toe shapes are sensible and the shoes
have welted soles. "
Shoes for Girls ",
Sizes 2& to 6, $5.90 to $7.50
Shoes of dull black leather, dark tan leather and
patent leather are in lace style. Some have fawn
kidskin tops; all have welted soles and are on wide
toe or long, slender shapes.
Women's and girls' felt slippers are in sizes 3 to
0 at ?1 a pair.
(ChMtnut)
Three Special Lots
of Women's Skirts
At $5
Tweeds and plaids of wool-and-cotton
mixtures are good knock
about sdcirts, and the price is very
low.
At $6.75
Thiee kinds of skirts in this group
' verVeteens in brown, black and
navy;
striped wool velours in brown,
green and navy;
plain brown or navv jerseys.
At $8.75
Smart tailored skirts of navy
blue serge and many kinds of
plaid skirts for sports wear are
all under price.
(Market)
Women's Mocha
Gloves at Last
Year's Prices
$2.50 a Pair
Most women consider these the
best gloves for Winter because of
their warmth, softness and dura-
"bility. The velvety Arabian skins
are delightful to touch and beau
tiful to t.ee in a soft shade of gray
or wood brown. The gloves are
half pique sewn and combine ex
act fit with enough fullness.
i At $3 a pair the gloves are out
scam or full-pique sewn, with self ,
or two-tone embroidery or double
stitched spear points on the backs.
A few gray mocha gloves for
children of 2 to 12, "seconds,"
$1.25.
Warm Gauntlets
for Children
Warm, fleece-lined fabric gaunt
lets are in tan or gray. 75c.
Tan or blown leather gauntlets
are fleece lined. $1.
Also gray or tan leather gaunt
lets of a little better quality at
$1.25 a pair. (Central)
Winter Clothes for Junior Girls
Warm Winter Coats
At $13.50, a navy blue and dark brown chev
iot coat with a large comertible collar and deep
pockets is half lined. 10 to 10 year sizes.
At $15", a belted navy blue velour coat half
lined is in 15 to 19 year sizes.
At $19.50, attractive wool velour coats with
roll collars and cuffs of' beaver fur cloth; coats
of silvertip zibeline coating with large collars of
beaver fur cloth are half lined. In green, brown
and plum, sizes 8 to 16 years.
At $23.50, soft silvertip zibelin.e with kit
coney roll collars, fully lined. 15 to 19 year
sizes.
Youthful Velveteen Frocks
8 to 14 Years at $20
Various pretty models in navy blue, green
and brown show hand embroidery and soft satin
sashes.
Jersey Suits, $23. 50
A novel stylo in blue or brown heather mix
tures has an attractive button-trimmed and
tucked coat. 15 to 17 year sizes.
A Group of Fine Junior
Coats at $75
Of soft silvertone with lovely capo collars of
nutria and fully lined with flowered silk.
Samples at
$45, $55, $72.50 to $87.50
one or two coats of a kind of beautiful crystal
cord, silvertone, duvet de laine, tinseltone; and
silvertip Bolivia, all with fine silk linings or
handsome fur trimmings.
(.Market)
600 Brassieres and
Bandeaux, Special
at 45c
Plain pink or white bandeaux
are of good materials, well made,
and the brassieres are of flesh or
white trimmed with lace. Some
fasten in back and others in front.
(Central)
Dainty Hand
Embroidered Chemises
arc
of fine white batiste,
made and generously full, at $2.
(Centra!)
well
Men's Shoes
Special at $2.90
It sounds almost unbelievable,
but come see the shoes for your
self. They are made of durable
dull black leather in lace stylo,
with sturdy soles that will wear
well. They have a good appear
ance, too, as they aro on shapely
English lasts. Make your pocket
book smile for a change!
(Oallfry, Market)
Any Man Wanting a Thoroughly
Good Suit or Overcoat All
Wool and Well Tailored
will save time and trouble AND MONEY if he comes to
the Gallery Store for Men.
Splendid Overcoats are $30 to $41.50
Double-breasted ulsters and ulsterettes of fancy mixed
cheviots and heavy coatings; some are of plaid-back ma
terials, which young men like particularly.
Suits for Men and Young Men
Are $29.50 to $37.50
Mixed cheviots and cassimeres; fine patterns in dark
grays and browns in two and three button models with
military or sack backs. Every one a carefully tailored
garment that appeals to a man's taste.
Men's tweed huts in dark or light green arfd gray mix
tures are $3.50.
(Oallery, Market)
300 New Fur-Trimmed Hats
For Women
Special at $4.85
Smart and wintry little toques are of satin or velvet in navy,
brown, black, rose, French blue and beaver tones, are faced or rimmed
with sealene or nutria. About some there is a gleam of metal or a
touch of embroidery. J
Delightful Hats at $8
Hats for every Winter occasion are in this charming collection of
new things. Some are the wide-brimmed matinee type, some are
small and crisply tailored and a great many are the wearable, be
coming sort of hats that can be worn anywhere. They're trimmed
with metal embroidery, hrocadc, a touch of fur, big, glittering pins
or fluttering ostrich. Every fashionable shade is among them.
(Market; t
Boys' Plaid Mackinaws
Special at $10
Savings of About a Third
All the boys want them, these good-looking, mannish macki
naws of green, brown, tan and red plaids! And no wonder!
Pig patch pockets, belts that go all around and fasten with
buckles or buttons, who wouldn't want a coat of that sort?
They Are All Wool .
and mothers know how much that counts for warmth and dura
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Sizes 10 to 18 years.
(Oallerr. Market) ,
Boys' velvet tarns with inbands are in blown and black at
$3.50.
What the boys would call "regular Caps" for '"real fellows"
aro of blue or green mixtures with velvet-lined inbands that
can be pulled down on the coldest days. $1.50.
(Gallery, Market)
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