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The Eijroad Arrow Is Said
to Be of Celtic Origin
One of the great nations of the world uses it as
A Government Mark
r The same figure occurs on coins, and has
appeared upon some gems as a symbol of the ancient
Persian god, Mithra
Ages ago, the broad arrow denoted rank,
authority and superiority of intellect and learning.
Sometimes it was adopted by Princes as an
insignia of honor.
Napoleon I, desiring some more regal emblem
than the fleur-de-lis, adopted the BEE, which he
caused to be embroidered all over his imperial robes
as emblematic of activity and enterprise.
The busy bee might well bea fitting emblem for
the activities and enterprises of this busy place.
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Women's Tweed Coats
Just Right for This Weather
because thoy arc all weatherproofed, are liked by women who
stay at home, as well aa those planning motor trips, going on
long hikes, or for country or mountain trips.
All these coats havo been reduced, so that they are particu
larly good for their present prices. .
Of gra or brown tweeds mostly, some are of imported and
others of domestic weaves, and they are in good sports and
practical styles, some lined to the waists, others lined through
out They aro in short and seven-eighths lengths and prices
start at $30 for tho short coats and go to $60 for the best quality
long coats.
(First Floor, Central)
Crisp, New Colored Organdie
Frocks for Young Women
$12.75
Lovely new organdie dresses cool and charming
and precisely what most young women are asking for
this summer.
They are in the most delightful colors, too a
delicate shell pink, pale blue, French blue, a lovely
orchid shade, maize, watermelon pink and white.
Three good models one in surplice style, one
with many frills on bodice and skirt, the other with a'
deep, scallop-topped skirt. They have unusual touches,
too one has narrow black ribbons to add a bit of
smartness; the others have wee French bouquets in
just the right spot on the blouse or girdle.
14 to 20 year sizes and uncommonly good for
$12.75. '
(Second Floor, Cheitnut)
Women's Fresh Tricolette
Dresses at $30 to $55
Pink and white tricolettes and plain and fancy
weaves in straightline and coat or elip-on styles. The
finer ones are rather heavily embroidered; others are
perfectly plain, and they are all extremely attractive and
timely for midsummer wear.
Prices are $80 to $55.
(Flrit Floor. Central)
Women's Silk Stockings
Special at $2.75
1200 pair of full-fashioned black silk stockings
with extra-heavy mercerized tops and the silk legs of
a good weight
Unusually durable hose that are regularly much
more expensive.
(Weit Male)
A Little Lot of Gleaming White
Snakeskin Skirts $13.50
Yes, they are special for we took the fifty the
maker had made up and he let us have them at a
special price to sell for $13.50.
The snakeskin is of good quality, glistening and
lovely, m the striped effects so many women like.
.The skirts are made in two good styles both
with pockets and button trimmed.
.. There are all the wanted regular sizes, too.
Ko.t Aide)
New C. B. Corsets
Some of the best models just come in are these:
At $3. A long waisted corset of white coutil, well
ooned oyer the abdomen, with long front steel and
nones. This is excellent for tall figures.
At $3.75. A low bust coutil model with medium
long skirt, and good boning.
At $4. A topless model of pink batiste, with
snort bones and front steels: elastic band at the bot
tom of back. '
,, At $4.50. A low bust model of pink broche, suit?
aple for slender or average figures.
At $7.25. A very low bust, model with hooks and
eyes below the front; steel; and a long skirt with
.ore nm
Autumn
winery
have appeared in the Gray"
Salons, where a new and
interesting group of
Autumn hats is being
shown.
Silky duvetyne, soft and
iri beautiful colors, makes
mostt)f the hats, though
some are combined with
gleaming satin in black or
a contrasting color.
A new hat of turquoise
blue duvetyne is combined
with black satin and has a
slightly " upturned brim
and round crown.
Another effective com
bination is all of duvetyne
a new three-corner hat
with a biscuit-colored fac-
(Becnnd Floor,
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ing and the rest of tho
hat in a rich Autumn
brown.
Other hats are all in
henna color, or of black
satin and jade green
duvetyne, of blue satin
with blue duvetyne, or
other equally pleasing
combinations.
There are turbans, hats
which turn off tho face,
wide-brimmed hats, and
sailor shapes.
Prices start at $12.
Oheiinot)
pEOPLE whose
furs require alter'
atlons for the coming
season will do well to
have them Made now
before the rush begins
and keep them in stor
age until needed. The
bill is not sent until
the furs go home in
the Fall.
(Third Floor, Central)
Good Silk Handbags
at Modest Prices
Two roomy, bags of
navy blue silk, silk lined,
with etched metal
frames. Made of excel
lent quality goods arid in
good style.
One is $4 and the
other,, which has an
inner frame, is $4.50.
(Main Floor, Cheitnut)
Many a Man Needs a Standard Summer;
Suit More Than Anything Else
This Minute
The tropical suit is g6od to have pity the man who is without one on a real
tropical daybut no matter how many tropical suits a mail may have- he simply
must have at least one good, fresh-looking standard suit for all ndrmal wear.
Notice we said fresh-looking. Is your standard Summer suit as fresh-looking as
it should be, this July day?
Should you, or should you not have a new one? That is for you to say. But
remember this, that if you want a new one, you can choose it here to particular
advantage.
There is our fine regular stock of standard Summer suits to choose from ,
the highest-grade, ready-to-wear suits in the country at $45 to $75. In these
the choice is wonderfully satisfactory.
And in addition we have several hundred standard Summer suits now
marked $35, part belonging to a fine special purchase and the rest taken from
our regular stock arid reduced.
On any one of- these latter suits there is a saving of at least one-third from
the regular price. They afford a good choice of cool, Summer fabrics in medium
shades and neat patterns and there are all sizes in the collection.
(Third rl.or, HuUt)
Washable Silk
Waists
Pink and white crepes
de chine may be had with
high-low necks for $7.85 ;
with square necks and
many tucks for $10.85;
with still more but tinier
tucks for $12.
Striped crepe de chine
waists with white crepe
de chine collars are
$5.50.
China silk waists with
colored cross bars and
narrow white pleatings
are $5.50.
(Third Floer. Central)
Silk Jersey
Petticoats
Some have tops of silk
jersey and flounces of
messaline. Others aro all
jersey with triangular
inserts of a contrasting
color which make them
very interesting. There
are ever so many colors,
and the price is $5.50.
(Third Floor, Central)
The Great Work of Civilization Is the
Making of Homes
This has been so since the world was created and it looks as if it will be so
till the end.
It is very natural and reasonable that what is regarded as the greatest
sale known in the business of retail merchandising
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Women's Pajamas
The coolest of night
garments for the trav
eler, as well as for the
stay-at-home.
Two-piece styles may
be had in madras, cotton
crepe, soiesette and nain
sook. Prices $3.25 to
$5.50.
One-piece styles are of
cotton crepe and are
$3.85.
(Third Floor. Central)
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Valenciennes Laces
85c the Dozen Yards
Edges and insertions
to match, with round and
diamond-shaped meshes,
and in i2 to 1 inch
widths. They are very
much in request just now
for lingerie, for dresses,
mouses and collars. They
centers around this constructive and salutary old principle of home-making.
Like so many other examples of human endeavor, a furniture sale is
pretty much what people make it.
The holding of a Wanamaker Sale is not a mattdr of buying up a lot of
furniture, boobing it in the newspapers and selling it to whoever wants to
buy. Anybody with money enough can buy large quantities of furniture
and advertise 4t and perhaps sell it
But really 'and truly, not ail the money in the world could of itself
have built up this Wanamaker Sale and kept it growing in service and
beauties and cultural influence from one season to another until it has become
what somebody has called
A Business Wonder of the World
- Not all the money in the world can fashion and weld the link of confi
dence and mutuality of which the Wanamaker Furniture Sale is the unique
expression.
Apart from any pervading individuality or personality, apart fr6m
any excellence of service and fine facilities for choosing, the one thing that
has made Wanamaker Furniture Sales what they are, the only thing that
could have made hem what they are is the furniture itself, the kind of it,
the varieties pf it, the beauties of it, and the soundness of it as an investment.
For this August Sale we have a marvelous stock of the kind that has built
these sales up from being very small and modest events to be the largest in
the world.
There will be three whole days of preliminary courtesies and selections,
July 28, 29 and 30. All furniture chosen 'o'n any one of these days will be
charged from Monday, August 2.
The Annual Sale
of Cotton Remnants
never had so many people interested in it as this year.
Also it never had such a variety of colors and ma
terials, for thp. immpnsn Vinsinpss nf fVio nnat-
nrili u u i i... j.i.1 . ' "7i ' i -; .""M JfttOU "w"
w uc ouiu umy uy tne montns nas meant many more remnants than usual,
piece 12 yards in the Women are laying in supplies for a year ahead.
Piece Prices are a third to a half less than regular.
(We.t Alele) (rtrft Floor, Chtitnot)
Ever So Many Cool
White Frocks for Girls
Somo nre of voile, sheer and filmy, uome of cool and snowy
lawns, somo ht transparent organdie, and others of airy
Georgette.
They arosln over so many attractive styles.
made entirely by hand. Somo havo hand embroidery,
uuiuru mu vrinunuu wun nno laces or cmDroiaeries.
There is very good choosing, tho frocks are suitable for
street, party or afternoon wear, and tho prices go from $4 for
tho simplest dress to $37.50 for the loveliest, of crpo Georgette.
6 to 14 year sires.
(Second Floor, Clirstntit)
Some wero
And still
Cool, Snowy Handkerchiefs
for Women $5.25 .a Dozen
Sheer and spotless Irish linen makes them, and
they are the absolutely plain kirid that so many
woman like.
We'll mark them for you, if you like, with
machine embroidery that is effective and not expeii-kive.
Dainty Printed
Dimity, Special at
50c a Yard
We have two thousand
yards of it and wish we
had more. The price is
small because the pat
terns are limited being
all dainty pink, blue or
lavender and white
checks.
The width js 31 inches.
(Wtt Alile)
Girls' Middy .
Skirts $2
Pleated white skirts of
sturdy white galatea in
two good styles one on
a band, the other on a
body.
6 ti 14 year sjzes.
Gay Roman-Striped
Sashes
add a dash of color to
many Summer costumes
this year. The sashes,
of silk, are here in two
good widths a medium
width sash at $3.75 and
a wide one at $7.
The sashes are of gen
erous length and are
finished with fringed
ends to match the pre
dominating color, or with
silk tassels or pendants.
(Main Floor, Central)
Among the Coolest Shirts
We Ever Had for Men
are these of feather-weight mercerized batiste, ,m
light and sheer as a thin silk.
The patterns are excellent, mostly narrow
stripes, and the shirts are all soft-cuff, plain neglige
style. p '
Price $4.
(Sf.In Floor. Market)
Men's Fine Soft Hats
Light and drushable
For Summer sports and vacation wear every
man likes a light-weight soft hat that won't get out
of shape. And here is a very serviceable and good
looking one.
It comes in five .pleasing colors and is extremely
comfortable on the head. p
Price $6.
(Mala Floor, Market)
Good Handkerchiefs, These ' k
for Men -$12 a Dozen
Two styles, one with tapes above the narro"
hems the other with plain hemstitched hem.
Botji styles of spotless Irish linen, of a grade
you'd expect to have to pay more to get I
(TV..t Mile)
Automobile Tires That Will
Give Good Mileage
and good satisfaction in every respect are here in a
wide range of choice at reasonable prices.
Special red inner tubes, fully guaranteed, in sizes
30x3, 30x3 Vzy 32x3y2, 34x4, 34x4y2, 35x5.
Lenses for lamps, all sizes, $2 a pair.
Automobile lunch sets, $16 to $100.
Automobile cushions, $2.50 to $5.
Chairs, spotlights, horns, vacuum bottles, jacks,
repair outfits and all other equipment for the car.
(The Gallery, Juniper)
Opening 50 Dozen Extra-Good
Bath Towels at 60c Each.
Of good, bleached, water-soaking cotton yarn,
woven with hemmed ends, size 19x40 inches, and very
good at the price 60c each.
(Flrit Floor. Chettnnt)
Cool Jacquard Comforts Arrive
Also Picturesque Blankets
Fine for bed, couch or outdoor use.
Woven of cotton, with plain centers and fancy
borders in contrasting colors.
Size 70x84 inches, $6.50 each.
More new Indian-style blankets have also come
in, charming and picturesque looking.
Woven of wool, with cotton warp, all in typical
Indian designs in a good range of colors.
Prices, $12, $15 and $20 each.
New also are a lot of couch throws, of cotton, in
plaid designs over dark green, brown and blue
grounds 60x80 inches, $7 each.
(Nlxth Floor, Central)
Think of Women's Good Low Shoes
as Low as $4.60 a Pair!
And when you do, think of good-style, well-made shoes; shoes that are
ordinarily much higher pricedoften more than double.
with t?n Vekther k calfsin tongue PumPs wi Louis heels, some
Patent leather Loujs heel oxfords with satin backs.
Black suede tongue pumps with Louis heels.
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