Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 19, 1920, FINAL, Page 9, Image 9

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A Good Place to Spend a Summer Day in Comfort and With Profit
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In the Choir of
or the Evening Concert
whoever singcth, must sing his part well, be he
rich or poor, high or low down, eminent or
obscure in the musical ranks.
4 Whether he singeth bass, tenor or treble, it
is nothing if he doth riot do it well.
It is not the loftiness of the place nor the
thousands in the audience that makes the
occasion great, nor is it the beauty or wealth;
poverty or reputation of the singer that saves
the day.
Each of the singers favored by the
opportunity must rise on time to fulfill the exact
score of the great Master's writing, of the
splendid piece he or she has undertaken to
render.
So it is for us all to be true and do our part
right in the scote of duty, rather than merely sit
by favor in the scats of the mighty.
Signed
July 19, 19i0.
Women's. Navy and Black
Dresses for Cool Days
Especially for women who like something dark, light
weight and inexpensive to travel in, or to wear as the Autumn
approaches. They are of Georgette and crepe de chine, some
with a little embroidery and beading. One stylo is a coat dress,
with plain coat and accordion-pleated skirt that runs up in
front, forming a vest.
Prices are $23.76 to $35.
(Flnit Floor, Central)
FOR the past two months wo havo been doing a record-breaking
silk business. Women havo been buying silks and satins of
every kind and color in enormous quantities.
The result of all this has been, in- consequence, the reducing
and breaking up of many lines and assortments despite our
filling in the gaps as fast as has been possible. So, for tomorrow,
wo announce
A Sale of Silk Lengths
that will interest every silk-needing woman.
Thcro will be silks of many kinds and colors.
There will be taffetas, foulards, satins, crepes and tub silks.
The prices will bo much below regular in every case, at
least 20 per cent under the usual by-thc-yard price.
The lengths are good and practical.
You are invited to come in and take advantage of the oppor
tunities the salo affords.
Flrt Floor. Chrftnut)
Good News
White Skirts,
These are high-grade skirts
and come straight from one of
the best skirt makers oh our
lists. He is closing up his
Summer business, and this
three hundred is all he had on
hand and includes not only
some regular numbers but all
his samples as well.
The majority of the skirts
are marked below the usual
wholesale price ' the values
are remarkably good.
All in snowy white and
the most popular fabrics of
(East
Wool Jersey Capes and Some
Sports Coats, $30
They have all been higher quarter-length and h becom-
priced
I he capes are of firm, good
quality wool Jersey in a
ulver frray, black, navy blue
0j" tan. and they are nccordion
Pleated, with deep, becoming
rapes and fasten with long
liken cords.
The coats are sports models
onvo1 rsey also, in a three-
(Flrit Floor,
Now That So
Girls' Frocks
11 is a crnnrl tirvm f n
K. r.n .. " "'": iUl "tumors
" '"i ui) trans in tun .. j
wbes of their little daught.
fc! to 14 year sh
o--I-n Jii Lilt! WHTI
ers
Sloi-oo Vf : . ymi sizes.
t Hi: fv ttractive- well-made
c ted in hV.C now been low-imi-L
lv"c aml there is
'ait.eularly Kood choosing.
SeP obout wt you may
5;5-25 to air, rn rv
and chambray frSj
dB ;"l d, afternoon
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"ouh m manv Hiin
a rn V ,,m"y snyies.
to $19.50 for
linen
the Morning
9zW
of 300 Fine
$5.75 Each
the Summer cotton tricotine,
firm, good quality gabardine,
lustrous surf satin and wide
wale pique are the materials.
They are made up in the new
and good styles of the sum
mer. The best pearl buttons
are used to trim them. Many
are styles we have -had on our
own racks at much higher
prices.
All the regular sizes are
here there is a good assort
ment. Aisle)
I ing style with Tuxedo front,
1 and a trimming of contrasting
i color Jersey on the front, col
j lar, cull's and pockets. There
are Copenhagen blue, brown,
and a heather mixture from
which to choose in the coats.
Women' who need Summer
wraps will find these useful.
Centrnl)
Many Pretty
Are Reduced
dresses; some hand emr
,broidered, some of handker
chief linen, some of sturdier
weaves ; white and colors.
$6.50 to $10 for cool dimity
frocks, in pretty striped ef
fectscharming little dresses.
$4 to $20 for white dresses
of lawn batiste, voile and
organdie.
$15 to $35 for party and
better dresses of delicate hued
crepes de chine, crepes Geor
gette and taffeta.
Chinese Rugs of Finest Grade at 10 to
20 Per Cent Under Prevailing Prices
We have a group of these rugs at $565 to $1750 in carpet sizes, approximately from
9x12 feet to 20x15 feet.
These are Chinese rugs of the finest grade and in every instance they are marked at
10 to 20 per cent less than any other rugs of the same grade and sizes at retail in this city.
That ia not because' we have reduced them, but because we bought them advantage
ously. We buy and sell a vast deal more Oriental rugs than any other retail distributor. Wo
get the pick of the best consignments. Not only is one certain of finding these rugs here at a
substantial advantage in price, but there is the additional advantage of having incomparably
tho largest and finest assortment to choose from.
This is particularly true now, not only of Chinese rugs, but of all the desirable and
authentic weaves of tho East. T
Our stocks are especially notable for the fine collection of small and medium sized
pieces which they include, such as Kazaks, Daghestens and Cabeatans, all of which are rugs
of exceptional attractiveness in colors, patterns and decorative qualities.
These also are unequaled at their prices $100 to $250.
(Boventh Floor. Clieitnut)
STERLING SILVER
MESH BAGS IN
THE NEWEST
SHAPES
will appeal to those fastidious
women who like even their
small belongings and acces
sories to be as smart as their
costumes in fact, it is these
small accessories which com
plete the costume !
These bags are of fine
meshes, in new shapes, with
braided wrist straps. $50 to
$70.
Sterling silver vanity cases,
$19 to $36.
(Jewelry Store, Clieitnut and
Thirteenth)
PARISIENNE
' CORSETS
are made of the prettiest ma
terials to be had and trimmed
in the daintiest fashions.
At t$14 is a long-waisted
model of pink broche, well
boned and having straight
lines.
At $17.75 is a light pink
broche with elastic band at
the top ; suitable for slight or
average figures.
Other models are $8 to
$34.50.
' (Thin! Floor, Cheitnnt)
There Are Not Many of These
Young Women's Suits But
the prices are so interesting that any young woman who has
need for a dress or sports suit will do well to see these.
They are all that remain of our early Spring and Summer
tailored suits, and there are suits for better as well as sports
wear. Dark blue, tan and sports colors are included.
$15 to $75, which is exactly half their early season sums.
14 to 20 year sizes.
(Second Floor, Clieitnut)
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A Distinctive Group of Young
Women's Gowns $25 to $110
is mndo up of a few fino afternoon and evening frocks, which,
till now, have been hanging in our cases, wearing prico tags
considerably larger.
There arp somo lovely Gcorgottos, beaded and variously
trimmed; thcro aro somo airy printed chiffons In gay colors, thero
are a few, crepes de chine, somo glistening taffetas and a couple of
net cvoning frocks, and thero are many colors from which to select.
$25'to $110 and 14 to 20 year hues.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
, The Summer Sale of Cotton
Remnants Is Going Merrily ,
Thousands of women, both in and out of the city, watch
for this Sale because they know that in it they can get sup
plies for the year round skirt and waist lengths or even
entire dress lengths for themselves, and dress lengths for
their children at prices from a third to a half less than they
pay at other times.
The variety this Summer is unusually large, because of
the fact that our dress goods business for the last two months
has been so great.
(Tint Floor, Cfctitnqt) aJJ&1iASH..
Sterling Silver
Tea Sets4
These are handsome tea sets,
nil in sterling silver, of course,
and each is niadoup of five
pieces. Hero nro some of the
designs from which selections
mnv bo made:
Hoppelwhitc, engraved, G38.
Lady Mary, $697.
Lafayette, $600.
Washington, $400.
Plymouth Colonial, W80.
Octagon Colonial, $420.
'Harowood, Adam period, $757.
Middle Georgian, $750.
Vitruvian, old Roman, $517.
Scdgcwick, engraved, $425.
Paul Revere, $669.
Pompeian, $950.
LansdcAvnc, Adam pcroid,$930
Louis XVI, $1100.
Italian Renaissance (CVllini),
$1850.
Louis XIV, Marot, $2200.
(Jewelry Store. Cheitnnt nnd
Thirteenth)
NEW FICTION
"Anything Once," by Doug
las Grant, price $1.25. A
touching idyll of a few Sum
mer days.
"The Black Book," by
George Bronson - Howard,
$1.75. An exciting and swift
moving narrative of the
latest exploits of Yorke
Norroy.
"The Breathless Moment,"
by Muriel Hine, $2.
(Main Floor, Thirteenth)
A LITTLE SALE OF
WOiMEN'S SLIP-ON
GLOVES 65c A
PAIR
"" They are all of chamois
finished lisle thread an ex
cellent fabric for comfortable
Summer gloves.
They are gloves which
we've sold in our own stocks
for a considerably higher
price, and they are all a style
which has been quite popular
this Summer.
There is white, chamois or
beaver brown, and the gloves
are slip-on length with con
trasting turn-back cuffs.
Plenty of sizes from Gy2 up.
(Weit Aisle)
PORCH DRESSES
GENERALLY
The hot weather has turned
a great many feminine minds
in the direction of these cool
and simple things ready to
put on and very inexpensive.
Printed voiles, $3.85 to
$10.50.
Plain pink, blue and white
voiles, $7.50 to $12.
(Third Floor, Centrnt)
MORE
PHILIPPINE
NIGHTGOWNS
Three good styles, hand
sewn and embroidered some
with scallops and dots, the
others with scallops and
sprays. And they are all
remarkably good for $3.50.
(Third rioor, Centrnl)
WOMEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
TWO KINDS
AT 35c EACH
are of Irish linen and kinds
women will like to have sup
plies of for Summer.
The first handkerchief is a
sheer and snowy square with
a tiny, rever hem. 35c.
The second' handkerchief
has a hand-embroidered de
sign in one corner and
these come from the man in
Ireland whose one-corner
hnndkerchiefs are famous.
35c, too, they are. And a
good variety of designs from
which to choose.
(West AUIe)
HUNDREDS OF
FRESH COTTON
WAISTS
The tables are piled with
thorn from a $3 voile with
embroidery front to a $16.75
waist of batiste with real filet.
The majority of the waists
between are voile, but ba
tiste and dotted swiss form
some pleasant exceptions.
(llilril ricior, Centrnl)
HILLY BURKES,
WOMEN CALL
THESE
HOUSE DRESSES
and like them very much for
mornings and indoor wear.
The dresses are in sensible
one-piece style, are becomingly
made, and aro of chambrays
and ginghams in good plain
colors, checked and striped
effects.
Some have white', others
colored collars and pipings.
$5.50, $6 and $6.75.
(Thlnl 1'lnor, Centrnl)
NEW WOOL
WILTON RUGS IN
9x12 FT.' SIZE
This is the most popular
size, and these new rugs are
in a pleasing assortment of
designs and colors,
Tho price is $127.
(SeTenth ripQr, Clieitnut)
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Men's Tropical Suits Without That
Baggy Look
Much depends upon the way a tropical suit is designed, or fashioned, r
still more upon the way in which it is tailored.
The man in a wrongly fashioned, wrongly tailored' tropical suit may feel
cool, but he doesn't look comfortable. '
The man in the right kind of tropical suit feels cool and comfortable
and looks the part. We pay a great deal of attention to the fashioning and
tailoring of our trooical suits. r
fhe result is tha't they are graceful in line
looks remarkably with any degree of care on the
We are not sure
tor the money.
We are sure there are none better.
Palm Beach suits in fancy and plain shades,
Silk suits, $40 to $55.
Tropical worsted suits, S35 to $60.
White flannel trousers, $18.
Gabardine, white or cream, $8.50.
Striped serge, $10; white duck, $5.
(Third rioor, Market)
WOMEN'S GOOD
HAT BOXES OF
BLACK ENAMEL
Light in weight but strongly
made, with leather corners.
Lined . with cretonne in
bright colors and having two
hat forms and shirred pocket
in back.
Sizes 18 and 20 inches
square.
Prices $15 and $16.50.
(Main Floor, ( heitnut)
BLUE-AND-WHITE
TABLE COVERS
AND NAPKINS
These simple, clean-looking
Japanese cottons are ideal for
Summer housekeeping, espe
cially in bungalows.
The table covers run from
$1.10 for a S0::S6-inch size to
$3.50 for sue 72x72 inches,
and there are four sizes be
tween these two. i
Napkins of the blue and i
white, $1.75 a dozen. I
(Fourth Iloor, Chestnut) ,
500 DOZEN
PRESERVING JARS
OFONE TYPE AT
LESS THAN HALF
PRICK 75c A
DOZEN
This is an exceptionally
practical jar, with a glass top
and an unusually large open
ing. We can recommend it as
satisfactory in every way.
The price, 75c a dozen, is
the name for both pint and
quart sizes.
This is less than cost, and
it is less than half the regular
retail rate.
Tho umiMialness of the
offering ia self-evident.
( I mirth I"'"" heotnllt)
Women Need Not Worry About
Summer Shoe Problems
They can choose here irom scores of styles of good Summer shoes at savings of ;i
third to a half. Many, indeed, are less than half price. Not all sizes in every style, but
all sizes in the lot.
At $4.60 a Pair
White canvas ribbon ties with Cuban heel. patent leather and black calfskin
tongue pumps with Louis heels, some with satin backs ; patent leather Louis heel oxfords
with satin backs and black suede tongue pumps with Louis heels.
it $o.ova raw
Tan calfskin and black kidskin oxfords with Cuban
anfl tan caltskin tonsiio pumps with Louis heels, patent leather oxfords with Louis heels i
brown kidskin tongue pumps with Louis heels, some with brown satin or brown suede
backs, and brown calfskin oxfords with bro,wn suede and Louis heels.
At $7M a Pair
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s7 ion EXh '
that there are any suits of
Men's Panama Hats of
Notable Excellence
Finest among them are
vian Panama hats, as light and soft and pliable as a
piece of rich fabric. These are $15 to $50.
Other good Panama' hats in various shapes and all
in correct styles are $6 to $12.
CMuIn I Icior. .Market)
Men Can Be Sure of Inexpensive
Shoes for Next Fall
by taking advantage of the opportunity now presented
to get nne rail shoes at marked reductions. J
At $8.75 a pair we have some dark tan leather high
brogues that are good to look at and will give good (1
service. There will be use for them on stormy Summer .
days, too. ,
At $11.75 a pair are some unusually smart high "
brogues of plump tan grain leather. Fine enough for '
any man to wear.
tMnln Iloor, Mnrhrt) '
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Good, Generous Size
Handkerchiefs for Men
$9.50 a Dozen
They arc in that ever-popular plain hemstitched
style which never goes out of favor or of fashion.
Of sturdy Irish linen, they have narrow hems, well
stitched.
We'll mark them for you. if you wish, inexpensively.
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A Safe Is One Thing
Every Home Should Have
Surely nobody needs to, be told why.
Just think of the number of things you yourself haye
and on which you place a peculiar and special value, but which
in spite of all this you keep in other unsafe places.
A safe is an investment in safety. If you consider buy-
ing one the first place to come to is the Commercial Stationery
Store, where ou will see a variety of home safes that will
surely interest you.
These are small-sized, practical, reliable one.- that can
be put away in a closet or other out of the way pl-ue.
They are as ti reproof as safes can be made and every
one is equipped with thi best kind of combination lock.
Several desirable sue. priced at M5 to $120.
1 lilnl I Inor, Mnrl.i It
buckakln oxfords wit!
MA""U" UU wmie UCK3Km mgn
(Flnl Floor, Mrki)
and they hold their good c
part df the wearer. f:
the kind that are as good "
$25 to .$35.
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the beautiful natural Peru
heels, patent leather and Himfc
ma low shocs with cniPi
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(Second Flotr, Clieitnut)
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