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WEATHER
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Keeping Up
The Man on the Ship Who
Watches the Winds and
the Waves
and who is ever changing his course at every
turn of the winds and conditions and depths of
the sea, obtained by the soundings,
Is Known as the
Pilot
Who Weathers the Storms
Life is a voyage on an ever-changing sea,
requiring tacking and standing still and
changing speed, making circuits to avoid rocks
and derelicts as -marked upon the sailing charts.
These duties belong to a Pilot of knowledge and
skill.
In these daysa statesman requires a Pilot in
the questions of the hour. Pitt, the darling
statesman of Great Britain, was once in its
Parliament accosted ,by Canning as
The Pilot Who Weathered the Storm
Whose name comes into your mind as the
most likely to be the Pilot to guide the Ship of
State to its destined part and port for the benefit
of the whole world?
Signed
June 18, 1920.
A Few Fine Georgette Dresses
for Young Women
are just out of their wrappings and arc dainty and summery and pretty
as can be. They como in navy blue, black and pearl gray and are made in
a. charming new style.
The necks aro round and the sleeves short, and the dresses arc trim
med with taffeta many, many rows of narrow frills at each side on the
tide, round the neck and to finish the sleeves. And there's a wide taffeta
girdle.
$60 and 14 to 20 year sizes.
The 20 per cent deduction brings down the price considerably.
I (Second Floor, Chestnut)
Best Summer
These of
So light you don't know you have them on, they won't crush a filmy
dress and they arc the coolest waterproof coat to be found.
A shipment goes out very quickly, but there is a new one in today.
In navy blue, Copenhagen, wistaria, taupe, medium and light brown and
Nile green, $27.50.
Also oiled silk capes, in the same colors, $30.
20 per cent is deducted in each case.
l'lrt Floor Central)
Girls' Crisp, White Organdie
Frocks at $5 to $27.50
Lovely, summery dresses they are, all of sheer and transparent white
organdie. A , , ,
Some have frilly organdie ruffles, some are lace trimmed, some have
round necks, some have V necks and all have short sleeves and most are
finished with girlish sashes.
6 to 16 year sizes.
Yes, the 20 per cent deduction applies to these, too.
fri. (Second Floor, Chestnut)
Women's Silk Stockings at
Special Prices
425 pair of full-fat!hioncd black ingrain silk stockings with silk tops
Md lisle soles, $3 a pair.
360 pair of black gauze all-silk stockings, second quality, $3.75 a pair.
20 per cent deduction at time of purchase in both cases.
(Writ Aisle)
Women's Fine Low Shoes
Special at $9.75
Plain bcamless pumps of black calfskin with turned soles and baby
Louis leather heels. ..
Shapely lace oxfords of black calfskin with imitation straight tips,
turned soles and Cuban leather heels. .
Both light-weight shoes for Summer wear and both subject to the
20 per cent deduction.
(First Floor, Market)
4000 Yards of Printed Voile
Special at 50c a Yard
Quite pretty enough to be twice this price and a really wonder
ful value. The 20 per cent deduction makes it even better yet.
All the much-desired colors for street frocks navy and Copen
hagen blue, black, gray and tan with white or colored printings in
attracts o Georgette crepo patterns. The width is 38 inches.
T (West Aisle)
A BIG SHIPMENT
OF L. R. CORSETS
Wngs us plenty of inexpensive
models for almost everybody
young girls, slender women, women
oi average and full figures. They
are of broche, coutil, batiste and
"lie batiste, in pink and white, and
Prices run from $2.50 to $10.50.
The 20 per cent deduction will be
M at the time of purchase.
(Third Floor, Chestnut)
SILKJERSEY
, PETTICOATS
I AT $5.50
tewuT,al8.x!ith 8Wrred flounces
ZZ r WMgular inserts of a
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--, rnnv, navy and rose.
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Raincoats Are
Oiled Silk
HAND-MADE
BLOUSES FROM
PQRTO RICO
Made there in our own factory
and uncommonly fine in both mate
rial and wqrkmanship. One stylo
with drawnwork and veal filet edg
ing its shawl collar is $9.75; the
other has a double-pleated frill with
real filet and is $16.75.
The 20 per cent deduction obtains.
(Third Floor, Central)
WOMEN S
COMBINATION
SUITS
SPECIAL AT $1.85
A limited lot of athletic style
combination suits in pink and white
nainsook with bodice tops. Usually
a half more.
Sizes 30 to 44. , ,
. Subject to the 20 per cen deduc
tion. --" . . . . . L .1
IWNI A1IM j.i ' -
the Fight for
Almost
Store
Than the Regular Price
THIS movement, begun here at Wanamaker's, has saved the people of our
own community alone hundreds of thousands of dollars up to the present
time. :
It has made for us thousands of new friends and it has knitted closer the
bonds of many old friendships.
It is still the one great vital movement in American retail business and it
is proving a mighty influence for good all over the country.
We are as free to end it as we were to begin it, but for the present it goes on.
It goes on with advantage to everybody who needs anything, for the home
'or person.
It places at your disposal our entire stocks (with only a few minor excep
tions) at a deduction of 20 per cent from regular prices;
You can choose practically anything and pay one-fifth less than the regular
price marked on it.
More New and Lovely Flower
Trimmed Hats, $10 to $20
Colorful, summery hats, just out
oi mo worKrooms it will be n
it will
pleasure to wear any one of them!
Wide and broad brimmed are the
hats, which are of fine and novelty
weave straws in all the fashionable
colors jado and other greens,
coral and rose pinks, gold, French
blue and other light and dark
shades.
(Second Floor,
300 Pretty New
$3.25, $4.25
All the sweater colors aro here:
so, too, are hats for motoring, for
golf, for tennis, for all the outdoor
Summer needs. There arc pretty
ribbon hats, faced with straw:
there are cotton crepe hats, faced
with hemp j there are hats of silk
and braid.
(West
Women's Bathing Suits Are
Ready for the
Longed-for
Ocean Dip
Hundreds of them of every
sort, from the plainest little
surf-cloths to the more fanciful
types made of taffeta.
The surf-cloths are in several
styles, but the only color is
black sometimes relieved by
colored pipings. Prices start
at $7.
Suits of wool jersey, in both
the California and the slip-on
styles, in bright colors and in
black, $10 to $17.60. Some of
these have high collars.
Poplins, mostly in black, a
few with colored trimmings.
$10.75 to $18.50.
(First Floor
GIRLS'
SHIRTWAISTS,
FRESH AND
DAINTY
Some are of sheer white voile,
some aro of cool lawn or batiste,
somo are of snowy dotted Swiss.
There are blouses with round
f necks and embroidery, blouses that
aro lace trimmed, blouses wun inns
down the front in fact, all sorts of
youthful, pretty blouses for girls
and young women who wear 32 to
36 inch bust measure.
$2.75 to $10.50 are the prices, but
che60 aro much smaller when you
deduct the 20 per cent.
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
TWO GOOD
HANDKERCHIEF
ITEMS FOR
WOMEN
$2 a dozen for women's plain
hemstitched handkerchiefs Irish
linen and sturdy quality.
30c ench for women's initial hand
kerchiefsgood linen, with narrow
hems.
Take 20 per cent off these prices
and see how inexpensive they are!
(West Altle)
KARIS SENDS
PAPER CUTTERS
AND THEY'RE
ONLY 25c
Made of polished wood, the top
being painted with the number and
insignia of the different American
HlvUlnna whn worn in France.
They would make delightful sou
venirs or dance or dinner favors.
Of course. 20 per cent comes off
even this little price
Wtwtlry 8Ur! Chestnut n!
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Everything
at One-Fifth
They aro trimmed with wreaths
of field and garden posies daisies,
buttercups, lilies of the valley,
lilacs, wistaria, roses, wheat and
fruit. Somo aro ribbon bound as
well, and somo have gleaming sil
ver ribbons threaded through the
flowers and on the edges.
$10 to $20 and the 20 per cent
makes them even less expensive.
Chestnut)
Sports Hats,
and $5
Jade green, two shades of blue,
gold, pink, flame, lilac arc some of
the pretty colors. They are in me
dium size and are in becoming
shapes and styles.
The 20 per cent helps bring the
price down more, too.
Aisle)
Taffetas and satins in black
chiefly, and very charming in
deed, $20 to $47.50.
The 20 per cent deduction ob
tains on all these.
Central)
PORTO RICAN
LINGERIE
Nightgowns with the beautiful
handwork and hemstitching and not
an atom of ornament besides, are
square-necked and kimono-slccved
and cost $3.85 and $6.85.
Envelope chemises of the same
sort, with mere tailored straps on
their shoulders, are $3 and $3.85
Straight chemises, $4,75.
The 20 per cent deduction makes
these prices less.
(Third Tloor. Central)
Novelty Umbrellas for Women
So many delightful styles are coming in many copied from
French originals that wo hardly know what to mention first.
Hakclite and leather handles are most in evidence; imitation, tor
toise shell is another favorite; and there arc even umbrellas with
the animal-head handles which have such a vogue in Paris every
now and then. Spoon tips arc another feature, and the covers arc
of taffeta silk navy, purple, red, green and black with plain and
fancy edges.
Prices are $15 to $26.50, less the 20 per cent.
(Main Floor. Market) 5 '
GIRLS' MIDDY
BLOUSES AND
. SKIRTS FOR
VACATION DAYS
$2.50 to $4 for sturdy white middy
blouses, some all-white, somo with
red or blue collars, cuffs and braid
ing. They arc in 6 to 18 year sizes.
$2.50 for white middy skirts,
somo on bodies and some on bands,
and in 6 to 14 year sizes,
There is the 20 per cent deduction
to come off these prices, too.
, , .(Beeftai Floor, CautnuJ) w
Lower
Precious Jade
and Rock
Crystal
No more distinguished gift
could be made to a June bride
who cares about such things
than one of the rare cabinet
pieces to be found in the Oriental
Store.
For instance, hero are pieces
of jado ranging all the way from
a little figure of mutton-fat at
$175 to a largo koro at $5500,
and a mottled green jade screen
on a finely carved teak stand at
$1650.
Between come various jade
plates from the Imperial Palace
one of spinach green.
Here is an equally interesting
group of rock crystal, from a lit
tle crystal receptacle at $67.50
toa perfect ball 4V4 inches in
diameter, for $3500. Between
are little figures, koros and
paper weights.
Other precious objects are of
lapis lazuli, agate and amethyst
crystal.
All these, of course, are sub
ject to the 20 per cent deduction.
(Fourth Floor, Chestnut)
INEXPENSIVE TUB
DRESSES FOR
GIRLS $3.25 to $5.50
These prices take in a little
group of cotton wash dresses that
aro of sturdy ginghams, cham
brays, voiles and organdies in at
tractive summer colors and styles
particularly adapted to girte 6 to 14
years.
They are good values for their
marked prices, and when you take
20 per cent more off, the prices be
come very small.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
GIRLS' WHITE
PIQUE PETTI
COATS FROM THE
PHILIPPINES
Of sturdy white pique, these pet
ticoats aro finished with hand-dono
scallops and hand-embroidered dots.
They arc very practical and laun
der most satisfactorily.
$3.50 and 32 to 36 inch lengths.
The 20 per cent deduction brings
them down even lower.
(Third Tloor, Chestnut)
MORE WIDE
ENGLISH
GINGHAMS COME
AT 90c A YARD
In the prettiest soft-toned plaids,
and they are very economical for
cutting on account of the width, 38
inches, instead of the usual 27 or 32
inches. Women bought the first lot
entirely out almost beforo we know
it.
This is probably the last of them
that we can get and tho 20 per
cent, asusual, comes off the price,
making it drop quite a bit.
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Living Costs With
the
in
Less
COWHIDE
TRAVELING BAGS
FOR AS LITTLE
AS $7.50
Well-made, good-sized bags of
black long-grain cowhide, with
plaid lining. 18-inch size.
Good-looking and dependable lug
gage that is, very low priced at
$7.50, yet the 20 per cent deduction
comes off at time of purchase.
C.NIaln Floor, Chestnut)
GOOD WRITING
PAPER FOR
VACATION NEEDS
Most people prefer pound paper
and this is a very economical way
to buy it. But each one of these
items is subject to the 20 per cent,
nevertheless.
Pound papers, various kinds,
white and colors, 35c to $1.25 a
pound. Envelopes to match, 50c to
$1.50 a hundred.
Two-quire boxes of the finest
quality paper, with envelopes to
match, white, blue or buff, special,
$1.25 a box.
Khaki-colored paper, nice for
boy or girl scouts, 15c a box.
(Jewelry Store Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
SPECIAL BOX OF
SUMMER
GOODIES, $2
In a square and generous size box
we've packed two pounds of deli
cious caramels of assorted flavors,
fruit pastilles and cream wafers
all delectable summer tidbits.
It's an attractive package for gift
purposes, or for the family sweets
over the week-end.
The 20 per cent is to be deducted,
too. '
(Down 8talrs Store, Chestnut)
WARM WEATHER
CERTAINLY DOES
EAT UP SOAP
Best have plenty on hand, for
soap happens to be one of the
things that improve with age.
There is also the added incentive
of the 20 per cent deduction right
now.
Wanamakcr bath tabletB, violet,
rose, verbena and clderflower, 18c
a cake, $2 a dozen.
Philadelphia Hard Water Soap,
20c a cake, $2.10 a dozen; in violet,
almond and unscented.
Peroxide bath soap, 18c a cake,
$2 a dozen.
Vegetable oil soap, 15c a cake.
$1.80 a dozen.
Olive oil soap, 50c a large bar.
(Mlnin Floor. Chestnut)
A Wonderful Time in
Boys9 Washable Clothes
The 20 per cent deduction from regular prices is a very advantageous thing for
people who have boys needing cool Summer clothes.
Even the new special purchase of wash suits in 2 to 9 year sizes which have
come to sell for tho extraordinary low price of $3.85 are subject to a further deduction
of 20 per cent at time of purchase. These are the most remarkable suits of the kind
we have had in years, and, of course, they are going fast.
For boys of 7 to 18 years we have washable Norfolk suits in a large variety of
cool tub fabrics at $10 to $20, less 20 per cent.
Washable trousers in 6 to 8 years, $2.25 to $4 a pair, less 20 per cent.
Washable blouses, including sports models and blouses with or without collar.
in sizes lor boys ol 7 .to 18
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Keep Cool, Sir
Put on a Tropical Suit !
No need for a man to pufT and fume and swelter, when it get3
hot and humid.
Seventy-five per cent of the discomfort a man feels in that kind
of weather is due to his clothes.
Where is the need to labor the point every man knows it.
Be it also known to every man that we have a large assortment
of tropical suits of the best grades made in America to sell for
$25 to $50.
These can now be bought for 20 per cent less.
Palm Beach in tan, gray and sand color; mohair in black and
white stripes, gray pin stripes and plain gray; tropical worsteds in
a full choice of colors and patterns greens, grays, tans, heathers.
White flannel trousers, $18 a pair.
Gabardine trousers in white or cream color, $8.50 a pair.
(Third Floor, Market)
A Fine Showing of Men's
Fancy Silk Shirts
Narrow stripes, wide stripes, cluster stripes.
In beautiful colors, beautifully combined.
All high-grade fabrics and all delightfully cool for these Sum
mer days.
Men wearing such handsome shirts are glad it's warm enough
to leave their vests at home.
Prices $6.50 to $13.50, minus 20 per cent.
Foulard Neckties for $1
Wc have these light-weight Summer ties in a good assortment
of dots and figures, and with the 20 per cent deducted they are well
worth buying by the dozen.
(Main Floor, Market)
Men's Panama Hats at
One-Fifth Less
The 20 per cent deduction has been responsible for a greater
buying of Panama hats this season than ever before. The saving it
makes is very welcome.
We have some excellent Panama hats in various shapes, all cor
rect in style, at $6 to $12.
Fine natural Peruvian Panama hats, the aristocrats of men's
summer hats, $15 to $50.
(Main Floor, Market)
Men's Fine Linen Handkerchiefs
$12 a Dozen
When the 20 per cent is taken from this price, the amount is
very reasonable indeed for such good quality linen.
The handkerchiefs arc of fine Irish weave, are snowy and freBh,
and arc made with quarter and half inch shire stitched hems.
We'll mark them with ink or embroidery if you wish, and the
charge will be very moderate.
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(West
With All the Golf and Tennis
Championships
being played around this time, here and abroad, general interest in these
splendid games is at a high point.
Golf clubs, irons nnd wood, $5 ench.
Golf balls of various makes, $7.20 to $12 a dozen.
Tennis racquets, $3.50 to $15.
Championship tennis balls, $7.20 a dozen.
Racquet presses, $1.50 to $2.50. '
Racquet coverF, $1.50 to $2.50.
These and other equipment for golf and tennis, all at one-fifth leu.
ill , (The. Gallery, Chestnut)
Shoes for Children, Girls
and Boys
For children, girls and growing girls: Fine white linen oxfords with
broad toes and a general look of comfort and sturdiness.
Sizes S', to 11, price $4.50.
Sizes IPs to 2, price $5.50.
Sizes 2 Mi to 7, price $6.75.
Brown and white keds, sizes 11 to 6, price $1.05 for those with low
heels and $2 for those with high heels. t
The 20 per cent deduction will be made at the time of purchase.
(Firt Floor. Market)
years at $1.50 to $2.25, minus
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