Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 10, 1920, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S
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The One Big Thing That Everybody Is
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The Spirit of Mother's Day
Has Been Hovering Oyer
the Past Week
We cannot be too thankful for anything that
'brings our mother nearer to us in our busy lives,
crowded as they arc with duties and cares.
, Who of us can ever forget her little hands
that smoothed our hair and sewed the lost
button on our little jacket when found again?
Do you remember when you were in the
woodshed in the yard, and you were splitting
with an axe the kindling wood for the stove, and
you chipped a piece off of the forefinger of your
left hand, how tenderly she cleaned it, and,
with Iter two little hands bandaged it up and'
made it stop hurting?
v Can't you see lier now, in spite of the years,
standing in the doorway of the small wooden
country house, with a flower garden in front,
that she had planted, and tended, all herself,
jnrehcaded and smiling, waving a good-by to
you with her dear hand as you trotted off to
school every morning?
Such little hands they surely were. Do you
mind how difficult it was to get a pair of
women's gloves small enough to fit Ucr beautiful
hands?
The Golden Hours
to get: the best results in tTiis great selling
arc 9 to 12 A. M. All of our good customers t
are patient and helpful, for they appreciate
what a great thing this movement ia.
Those who can possibly do so should come
in the morning hpurs, arid leave the busier
afternoon hours for those who cannot
, leave their homes in the morning.
Signed
Hay 10, 1020.
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Please Note These
Reservations
A few conditions are necessary
in so great a movement.
1 About $50,000 of the goods,
consisting of patented or otherwise
restricted merchandise, cannot be
sold with the 20 per cent deduction.
2 We cannot sell to dealers.
3-NoC.O.D. Sales.
4 No goods on approval.
5 No returns. '
Talking About
Is that John Wanamaker is offering
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his vast retail stocks in Philadelphia
and New York more than twenty million dollars'
worth for a limited time at 20 per cent or one-fifth
off in an effort to bring down prices and break the
backbone of the high cost of living.
The News This Morning Is That This
Great Sale Still Goes On
It is growing tremendously and steadily sweeping over the whole nation.
The movement started with the Founder of these great businesses in Phila-
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delphia and New York, and is spreading all over the whole country.
It is a People's Sale, accumulating momentum, value and enthusiasm as it goes.
Letters and telegrams and telephone messages from stores far and near are
asking us whether they may use our advertising "to make a sale like your Sale."
Go to it; it will all help to break the iron backbone of high prices and bring
them down!
There Is No Let-Up Here We Are Going
Large Shipments of New
Goods Have Freshened Up
the Store Wonderfully for
This Morning
The inflow and outflow of merchandise last week was
the largest in the history of our business.
There was a tremendous replenishment of goods all
over the Store, especially on Saturday.
You will see women's new suits, new dresses, new
coats, new accessories of fashion everywhere.
The Young Women's Store and the Millinery Store are
like new blooming Spring gardens.
There are new glovfes, new handkerchiefs, new silk
stockings, new waists, new White Sale merchandise and, in
the Men's Stores, new shirts, new neckties, new hats, new
suits new merchandise all over the Store.
We Are Not Letting Our
Stocks Hun Out!
Since the sale began last week we have taken into
our two stores three million dollars of new goods
wnich we have placed oil sale marked just as they would
pe marked were no such sale going on and offered sub
let to the 20 ner pemt diQPnnnt
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-rum we siana ready to buy a million dollars mo
ee,k lf the goods are right and the prices meet ours.
more a
Ahead With It
Everything in the Wanamaker stocks at 20 per cent less except a few articles on which prices are
fixed by the manufacturer.
What a wonderful word that is EVERYTHING everything you need for yourself, for your
family, for the household and for gifts to others, everything, over twenty million dollars' worth,
everything in the great Wanamaker Building everything, with the few .exceptions noted, offered at
a deduction of 20 per cent or one-fifth from the price at the time of purchase!
We have not changed the markings on the goods. It would have been impracticable to change
millions of price tags.
When you make your purchase the price of the article will be noted on the sales slip and below
will be marked the 20 per cent deduction. It is genuine, money-saving right on the spot.
If you have friends who have not heard of it, tell them; it will be doing them a service.
It would be a great pity for any one not to know of this great money-saving sale.
There's Wonderfully Fine Choosing in the
Down Stairs Store This Morning and 20
Per Cent Deduction From All Prices
There's a group of dresses of printed Georg
ette crepe, special at $33.50, that are perfectly
charming, and think of 20 per cent to come off the
$33.50! There are a dozen different styles in
women's oxford ties, of black and brown leath
ers, at $7.50 to $9.90 less one-fifth, of course.
Tljere are women's new suits of Poiret twill
at $28.50 and of tricotine a,t $32.50. A group of
' women's sports coats of velour, silvertone, wool
jersey and polo cloth is now marked $15 less 20
per cent.
The White ,Sale boasts 'some particularly
good white sateen petticoats with' scalloped
flounces at $2. Fyll-f ashioned black or white silk
hose for women are $1.50. Good combination
suits of white cotton are in regular and extra
sizes at only 85c and all first quality.
This is but a hint of the thousands of useful
things to be had in the Down Stairs Store at;20t
per e'ent off the marked prices.
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