Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, June 04, 1920, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 9, Image 9

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The Privilege of Buying Almost Any thing inWanamaker
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Some Curious Results Arrived
at by Various Capable
Examiners
inform us that one person out of every eighteen
is beyond uoudl auuciuu
With Color Blindness
Sometimes it runs in families. One person
of a group of (if ty-fivc confounds red with green.
One in sixty confounds brown and green. One
in forty-six confuses blue and green.
These peculiarities are more common in
males than in females, and they may account for
many of the mix-ups in the dress of men.
Railroad managers pay much attention to
color blindness, as red and green are colors
frequently used as signals.
A celebrated doctor distinguishes three
features of color blindness:
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3.
Inability to see any color but black and
wlutc, or light and shadow, a highly col
ored picture appearing like a mezzotint
engraving.
Inability to distinguish browns, . grays and
neutral colors.
Inability to distinguish between red, blue
and yellow and green, purple, orange and
brown.
No satisfactory explanation of this phenom
enon of color blindness has yet been propounded.
Fortunately, it is said to be less serious in
artificial light than in daylight.
It is very important to be well assisted in
making purchases.
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June i, 10Z0.
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Women's Fine Luggage With
Shell Finish Fittings
There is something very rich and
beautiful ubout tortoise shell finish
celluloid toilet articles. Partic
ularly when they arc against a tan
silk background in a handsome
black leather cabc.
Wc have a notable showing of
(Main Floor,
such fitted luggages beauty cases,
limousine cases, Victoria cases, suit
cases, traveling cases. Chiefly in
dull black long-grain leather, some
in black glazed leather.
Prices, $55 to 5185, less 20 per
cent.
Chestnut)
400 Cool and Dainty White
Dresses for Girls $5 and $7
200 dresses at $3 are in many
ityltfc, s6me lace, home embroidery
trimmed.
200 d redoes at $7 arc of finer
materials, all in ripotlcss white,
trimmed with sheer laces and fine
embroideries.
They are all in 6 to 14 year sizes
all are kinds usually sold for
much more, and when the 20 per
cent is deducted they are very in
expensive, indeed.
(Seeoml Floor, Chestnut)
1500 Pair Women's Fine Long
Silk Gloves, $1.50 a Pair
Of fine Milanese silk, these arc gloves for which the usual price
is just about half as much again.
They aro of firm weave, of lustrous finish, and every finger
lb double tipped for better service. They have Paris-point em
broidery on the backs.
The most desirable colors, too pongee, beaver, tan, gray,
brown and navy in addition to white and black.
And there is the 20 per cent deduction, too.
(Went AUtn)
Warmer Weather Has Brought a
Rush for Women's Dusters
dusters, natural color,
Fortunately there have arrived all
the kinds wanted. In fact, wo never
had so many dubtcrs before or such
good-looking styles. Even to the
leaft expensive, they arc cut gen
erously full to protect the clothes
"om the dust.
(Flr
Lincnc
$5.75.
Mohair coats, black, navy or gray,
$10.50.
Natural color linen capes, $16.50.
Palm Beach cloth coats, $25.
Silk pongee coats, $40 and $17.50.
All Mibjcct to 20 per cent deduction.
loor. Central)
Three Specially Priced Lots
of Women's Low Shoes
All of them subject to an additional deduction of 20 per cent.
i.., ,l P"' Black and tan calfskin oxfords and pumps with
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. V ,ec bl l)atcnt leather and black
w' , ,"H. nc.cls Pnt leather
".- mack- glazed
uui.i loneun
calfskin tongue pumps
nlain numns with bahv Louis
leather oxforda with Cuhnn hcnls and white
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turned, nin P''"- f'laiii seamless pumps of black calfskin with
turnpH ,n an(,,bby Louis "eels and black calfskin oxfords with
t 41-)3 aml C,,bun heols
numnV in ,." pair Fi.no Louis-heel oxfords and plain and tongue
SS " Xanou.s. s y'cs; all light-weight turncd-solo shoes. Of
Mack glared kidskuT CaU8K,n'
bronze kidskin,
d'lrtt Floor, Market)
black suede and
American Lady Corsets
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them- uro 8omo of
fW ,3'50, A short molel of light
2J,Mt?rH WUh ,ow bual u"d
t lyrnS,Cn(lcr Proportions.
model It' ,A Pink coutil lo,,es
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It has a low bust and long skirt and
is well-boned.
Also a good design for tall
women. This is of strong coutil, a
very long skirt with clastic gorc3
and low, bust and it is mudo of
strong coutil.
At ?fi. A topless of pink coutil,
"fctrongly boned and long over the
hips.
The 20 per cent deduction makes
nij incscprlcea very, moderate,
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at One-Fifth Less Is Too Unusual to Lam
The opportunity to choose at one-fifth less than the present price almost anything in the whole range and compass
of the Wanamaker stocks (with the inconsiderable exception of about $50,000 worth) is not only unprecedented, but it is'
something that may never come again. !
Your own cdmmon sense will tell you that it is too 'good to be extended indefinitely and it will also tell you that you
had better take advantage of it while ypu may.
It is the comprehensiveness of the offer which makes it so helpful to every man, woman and child, and to every home.
Except food and fuel there is hardly a personal or home need that this offering does not answer in a most helpful and
advantageous way.
It means a saving of one-fifth on nearly all of one's expenditures for home furnishings and personal necessaries, and
if that is -not a well-struck blow at the high cost of living it would be interesting to know what is.
This is the first time any large store in America has ever done such a thing. It adds one more to the Wanamaker
list of origiqal initiatives, which have come to be known as "Wanamaker Firsts."
Perhaps it is the greatest initiative of all. Time will tell. At any- rate, nothing that we know that has ever been done
by our Store has meant so" much in actual dollars and cents to the people, not only of this city and of Pennsylvania and sur
rounding states', but of the whole country, because it has been adopted by progressive and patriotic storekeepers all over
the land. ,
The thing is to take the fullest advantage of it while you are sure of the privilege. r
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Women's Summer Suits
-r-Linen and Jersey
Nothing cooler or more practical than linen suits has yet been,
discovered. Wo have them in styles with straight belted coats'
and straight practical skirts; and in khaki, blue, white and wis
taria, for $25 and $27.50.
Jersey suits are indispensable for cool days in Summer and any
day at a cool resort. They aro in light and heavy weights, in oxford
grays, heather mixtures and various browns, and prices arc $35
to $45.
(l'lmt Floor. Central)
The Vogue for Small Fur
Neckpieces Is Still Strong
and if you conio to the Fur Salons on the Second Floor you will have no
difficulty in finding precisely the kind you have in mind, for the assort
ment is unusually good. There are little one and two skin animal scarfs,
which is the fashionable size, and theVe are all the fashionable furs from
the cjear, pretty gray squirrel to the luxurious Russian sables.
And the 20 per cent deduction is an important item on .such fine furs
as these.
(hcond Floor, Cliratnut)
A Little Group of Georgette
Frocks for Young Women
$42.50 and $45
They arc of fine Georgette in dark blue, in white and the cool,
summery shell pink.
They arc in two smart style3, with tiny pleats, fine lace or net
collars and flower trimmed girdleb.
There is the 20 per cent deduction, too, which makes the price
.more interesting.
14 to 20 year sizes.
(hecond Floor. Cheptnnt)
Time to Start
Making Bathing Suits
Some Rather Unique
Vases
The material is copper with an
antique brown, or verde finish and
sterling silver decorations. iSome
arc in the form of loving cups. With
their soft, dull colorings they are
delightful for brightly Tvucd blos
soms. The prices are not nearly as ex
pensive as one might think. Vases,
$4 to $24. Loving cups, $8 to $24.
And then thero is 20 per cent
deducted.
(Jewelry More. Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
You, Too, Artists and
Art Students
The faculty for choosing the
right equipment and accessories is
a considerable help toward the
goal, one is striving for.
The Commercial Stationery
Store abounds in aidful things, in
cluding, of course, all the indis
pensables. Here aro stencil sets,
sets of oil colors, sets of water
colors, sets of drawing instruments,
oil colors and water colors in tubes
and pans, drawing paper, palettes,
easels, everything that the profes
sionals, amaleura, novices or ocn
child students will need to help
them along the interesting road of
artistic achievement.
Also parchment paper for mak
ing artistic lamp shades. And it is i
no small help to be able to buy
any of these things at 20 per cent
less than regular prices. i
(Third Floor. Market)
Tin's is what many women arc
thinking apparently from the way
they are coming in to buy surf
satin for their bathing costumes.
It has proved its worth in this
respect, for it makes very good
looking suits; it retains its brilliant
(Flmt Floor, Chestnut)
luster as long as thctp is anything
left of it and it docs wear wonder
fully well.
Widths from 32 to 54 inches and
prices, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.25
a yard. Less by 20 per cent in each
case.
Women's White
Oxfords With
Dark Trimmings
They are of fine white canvas,
lace style, with black patent
leather , and tan Russia leather
trimmings, perforations and l1b
inch leather heels.
The price is $13.50 in the Exclu
sive Little Boot Shop, and the 20
per cent deduction is made
that.
(First Floor, .Market)
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The Tropical Suits That
Men Must Have
are here and men can buy them at a deduction of 20 per cent from regular prices. .
This is the first time that such a thing has- ever happened at the opening of the
season, but the man who wants to benefit by it cannot afford to put off doing so. '
Our mohair, Palm Beach and tropical worsted suits are priced at $25 to $45,
and can be bought now at 20 per cent less than these figures.
'White flannel trousers regularly marked $18 are also subject to the same per- ,
centage' of deduction. All our standard Summer suits of blue serge and fancy mixed
wool fabrics, the finest ready-to-wear suits known at the regular figures, $45 to $80,
are purchasable at 20 per cent less, that is, by men who purchase them while the offer
holds good.
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(Third Floor, Slarket)
Please a Man Graduate
With a Silk Shirt
Silk shirts are among the best-liked graduation
gifts for men and boys and wc have brought in an
unusual assortment of fine silk shirts for that pur
pose. The fabric is rich, the designs arc distinctive,
the colors are beautiful what more could one ask?
Prices $12, $13.50 and $15, with some fine white
jersey silk shirts at the first price.
All subject to the 20 per cent deduction.
Men's Beautiful
Summer Ties of
Imported Foulards
Fine, light-weight, summery tip? in dots and
figures. Made in this country of foulards brought
from abroad.
Price $2.50, less 20 per cent.
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(Mala Floor, Market)
Fresh Shipment of .. J
Men's English
Straw Hats
Correct in style and well made of excellent
uality straw, these hats compare favorably with,
he fine English straw hats we import exclusively.
mere are plain and fancy braids among tncm.
Price $5, less 20 per cent.
"Bachelors' Shirts"
of Crinkled Crepe
So called because they require no starch or iron
ing. If necessary, a mere man can soak them in a
wash basin, shake them out and just let them dry.
Handy for married men, too, when wives are away
for the Summer.
Soft cuff neglige shirts in pin stripes and small
checks' of blue, green, lavender and tan.
Price $3.50, less 20 per cent.
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Imitation Jade
Jewelry
The cool green of the imitation
jado looks well with Summer frocks
and blouses and the jade is a very
good imitation, too.
Necklaces in many stylcb arc
$1.25 to $20.
Hatpins arc 50c a pair.
Bracelets are 50c to $2.50.
Earrings aro 50c to $0.
White bead necklaces arc $3 to
$8.
And there is the 20 per cent de
duction, also.
(Jewelry store, riienlnul and
Thirteenth)
Little Leather Belts
for Women
Narrow leather belts to wear on
sweaters or on Summer dresses or
suits. , ,
Narrow tan or brown leather
belts, with metal buckles, are 8oc
each. , , .,
Fancy black patent leather belts,
trimmed with white kid, arc $1.35.
(Main Floor. CentroD
Women's Cool .
Combination Suits
for 85c
Summer-weight suits of white
ribbed cotton, with low necks and
lace-trimmed knees.
About 1000 garments, in regular
sizes only, and 1I under-priced, to
sny nothing of the 20 pet' cent de
ducMon, . .
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4 Thousand New Waists Come
Into the June Sale
Hundreds of these aro the delicate hand-drawn or hand-hemstitched
waists which arc mado by the Porto Iticans, and so much
liked by women of the best taste. They arc of voile and batite,
with fine handwork; and on the higher-priced styles a little
real filet. Prices aro $5, $5.75, $7.85 and $8.75.
Hundreds of other new waists are of tho semi-tailored and
lingerie sorts plaid muslins, plain und plaid voiles, lawns with
beading and colored folds. Prices on these, $2.50, $3.50 and $3.85.
Also there arc plenty of light and dark beaded und lace
trimmed Georgette waists at $3.85, $5.85 and $6.85.
The 20 per cent deduction makes all these prices very moderate.
(East nd West Alalei)
New Rush Rugs Are
Rushing In
to meet an unprecedented demand
for these fine porch and cottage
pieces. Made in oval and oblong
shapes with natural-color centers
and borders of blue, green or brown
checks. i
!)12 ft., $32.50.
SxlO ft., $27.50.
(?eTenrh Floor, Chrstnut)
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Inexpensive Porch Dresses
Cool and pretty und simple nil being made of thin cottons, such as
lawn and tissue ginghams, in dainty colorings. Some Dolly Vord,cn lawns
arc among the most attractive.
.trioes aro $4.7o, so.ib ana $o.tu.
h (Third Floor. Cenlrnl)
Assorted Chocolates
80c a Pound
Delicious sweets in u dainty
package; they coma in fresh every
day. and your package will be
ready in a jiffy. They have sweet
chocolate coverings and the illling3
range from rich creams to nuts
and fruits. 80c a pound.
Crisp, snappy taffies, 80c a pound,
are slender strips of crisp taffy
each taffy in waxed paper. The
flavors arc all tho popular ones
anise, lemon, peppermint, butter,
chocolate, anilla and clove.
(D(nrii Stairs Store, Chestnut)
Hot Weather Clothes
f for the Boys
Selections arc fine and new shipments piling in at a wonderful rate.
And all of these cool, washable suits and garments can be bought at
j a deduction of "jo per cent right now at the opening of the scasonl. i
Washablo Norfolk suits, in linens, crashes, Palm Beach cloths, col
I clothh and borne in pongee, are $10 to $20, less 20 per cent, in sizes for
i boys of 7 to 18 years. V ,
Plenty of cool wash trousers, in gray crashes, khaki, white cotton,
white linen duck and Palm Beach cloth, at $2.25 to $1, less 20 per cent, in
sizes for boys of i to 18 years.
j Washable blouses, sports models, of khaki and striped and plain
, cotton laorics, at i.nu to $-j.o, less 20 per cent, for boys of 7 to 10 years.
j Other wash blouses, either with or without collars, at $1.50 to $2.25,
icats -u ju-r i-urm in sizes ior noys ot v to i; years.
(Serond Floor, Central)
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New and Pretty Bathing Suits
for Girls of Many Ages
For the little girls who want onc
picco wool Jersey suitB, there are
manv styles in brown, navy and
Copenhagen
blue a number of
striped effects at $4 to $7. 6 to
14 year sizes.
Mohair bathing suits in white, or
in navy blue trimmed with white or
red, are in pretty styles suitable for
0 to 14 year girls and aro $1.50
and $5,
Onc-picc wool Jersey suits for
older gins, wno wear iv to 20 year
sizes, aro in many styles, all with
skirts, of course. They aro in
bright or more subdued colors, somo
striped effects and a nujnber with
leather belts. $6.75 to $20.
Surf satin and silk poplin suits,
also somo smart taffeta bathing
suits, in black and dark blue, aro in
new models and in 14 to 20 year
sizes. These start at $7.5 for the
surf satin and go on uy to $M for
the taffeta.
(tierond Floor, Cheitnut,
Refreshing
Honfleur Toilet
Preparations
This is a fresh lot, just down
from our laboratories.
Toilet water, 60c and $1 a bottle;
violet, l'Empirc and Bouquet
d'Amour.
Talcum powder, 15c rose, vio
let and 1'Empire. ,
Face powder, 30c and sachet, 85c
both in rose, violet or l'Empirc.
Skin cream, cleansing cream and
Youth and Beauty Cream, 40c.
Boy rum, COc, $1.10 and $2 a
bottle.
Violet, ammonia, 25c and 15c
bottle. t
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Overalls and Bathing Suits
for the Youngsters
The overalls are $1.75 and $2 !
and arc of blue denim, dark blue
poplin or khaki all sturdy cottons.
They arc in knee and ankle length, i
sonic arc trimmed with bright red,
they all have pockets, and there arc
sizes from 2 to S years.
(Third Floor.
25 to
The bathing suits arc $3.!
$4.50 and are of wool Jersey In
sensible, one-piece style. They are
in dark gray, maroon, bright red,
or dark blue, and in 2 to 8 year
sizes. '
And, of course, 20 per cent is to
be deducted ftom these prices.
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Everything in Office Furniture
suojeet to the Deduction j i
of One-Fifth
There is hardly any need to tell any bushiest, man worthy of
the name what it means to be able to furnish and equip tho whole
office with everything from n pen point to a director's desk or a
safe nt a deduction of one-fifth from standard prices.
New shipments of desks, tables and chairs have just cono in'
to give even greater variety and interest to tho offering,
The deduction of 20 per cent applies to everything in the office
furniture and copnnercial statifiery stocks.
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