Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 24, 1920, NIGHT EXTRA, Image 5

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The Basis of Good Quality in Furniture as in S
Many Other
What Are Workers Getting
From Saturdays Off and
Fortnight Holidays?
If the holiday is wasted in idleness it is a
double loss for the giver and the receiver.
The patrons of stores and their out-of-town
visitors to the city, going and coming for and
from holiday making, sacrifice, to show good
will toward and sympathy for the daily toilers
of shops dnd offices, by their willingness to allow
us to shorten hours and lop off a whole day of
the weekly service in Summer.
There are baskets full of health, poetry and
sweet songs along the country roads and
wayside walks of the Wissahickon, Neshaminy
and Perkiomen.
The homely fields where the ctowsand sheep
and home and farm life and growing things are
suggest content and usefulness.
None of the green things is sleeping except
the I. W. W.'s of a special class within a class,
to whom the letters only spell
I Won't Work!
' There's life and growth and movement in
everything in nature. The nightly dews and the
morning sun do their part, and that little creek
in the meadow, where the cows drink of the
sparkling stream, seems to delight to do its part
and say so to us as we look at it.
There are no mysteries of growth in the
daylight schools of the seashore or the open
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Women Find Many Uses for
These Fine Tub Silks
Years ago the tub silk was used chiefly for men's shirts, and
excellent for the purpose though it is, it is certainly limiting its
possibilities not to use it for other needs, too.
Nowadays well-gowned women want these firm, excellent-wearing
silks for their own gowns, for linings (and there is a great demand
for them for this purpose), for sports blouses and sports skirts, and
for many other needs.
American broadcloths, of which wc have a collection which peoplo
tell us is not equaled in Philadelphia, are most satisfactory for Summer
wear. Thoy launder beautifully. They wear like gingham. They arc
cool and comfortable. ,
Just now there is a very fine assortment of these silks in desirablo
colorings and designs at $3.50 the yard.
It will give us pleasure to show them to you. 1
(First Floor, Chestnut)
50 Women's Fine Wraps
Reduced to $100 Each
These are luxurious late spring wraps novelties which will
be perfectly correct for Autumn wear. There are scarcely two
alike; a few are long or short sports capes j but the majority arp
the rich wraps intended to be worn in the afternoons and evonings.
There are satins, tricolcttcs, bolivias, velours and tricotines; tho
woolens being in rare lovely shades of color, and the silks mostly
navy and-black.
At their present price, $100, the purchaser will save from
a third to a half on the money she would have spont on them
& little earlier.
(First Floor, Central)
Scores of Cool, Pretty Summer
Frocks for Girls
Linens, chambrays, ginghams, voiles you'll find them all horo
In this collection of attractive Summer frocks. Some of them have
been made into morning frocks, some into aftdrnoon and better dresses,
but all are in good styles of tho very sorts girls of 6 to 14 should wear.
There aro white and colored dresses; there is really a wido collec
tion; and, as mothers tell us, there is little use in worrying over tho
making and sowing when they can bo bought ready to wear for such
moderate sums.
$3.26 for tho simplest dresses and they're very good, too on
up to $28.60. .
(Secona Floor, Chestnut)
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L. R. Corsets
for Many Figures
At $3. A medium low-bust
model of white batisto, well boned
and suitable for short, full
figures.
At $3.50. A low-bust model of
white or pink batisto with bone
less hips. This suits tho slender
or average figures.
At $4. A lightly boned elastic
top model of pink coutll, daintily
finished with bluo embroidery
md ribbon.
At $5. Another elastic top of
Pink batisto, lightly boned, has a
long skirt and boneless hip
At $5. A model for average or
full figures, which requiro very
low tops. Tho skirt is medium
long.
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Women s White
Low Shoes, Special
at $6.50
White canvas Louis heel
pumps and white canvas Louis
heel oxfords, with long, nar
row, plain toes and flexible
soles.
Just tho sort of light-weight
shoes many women want for
Summer, and $0.50 is a low
price for them.
(Flrat Floor, Market)
Heavy White
Petticoats
s Tho sort women liko to wear
under tailored skirts or whenever
thoy want ono petticoat to do
instead of two.
Of sateen with scallops, $2.50.
Of plquo with hand-done scal
lops, $8.60; with scallops and
sprays, $4.50.
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Things Is, First of
All, Sincerity
Then comes skill, without which sincerity is little better than a good inten
tion. The two combined are potential, powerful. When a true sense of pro
portion, outline ajid harmony is added we get pretty close to the ideal.
We have something here in which that ideal is reflected in a very impres
sive and very interesting way. ,
We mean the goods that are to be the mainstay of the
Great August Furniture Sale
As they stand, they are chiefly the result of a process of avoidance and
rejection the avoidance and rejection of the unsound, the unworthy, the un
gracious, and, of course, the ugly.
We have always sought for the dependable, the fine, the appealing, the
beautiful things. So far as this coming August Furniture Sale is concerned we
can say that we have found them and found them in abundance. Your own
eyes will bear witness, if you are here, as we hope you will be, on Wednesday,
July 28th, the first of three days of advance selection.
All furniture chosen on any one of these days will be charged from Mon
day, August 2d.
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More Lace
Dresses for
Women
$45 to $55
Half a hundred straight out of
their boxes, and at late-season
prices. They aro of white and
creamy laces and nets frilly,
fluffy, dainty things, which will
do good service wherever festive
looking semi-evening frocks are
wanted.
There aro ten styles in all
ono being of embroidered batiste,
and several of these have colored
girdles flame or blue or maize,
orchid or lavender.
Priccs, $45, $47.50 and $55.
(First Floor, Central)
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UNDERWEAR
Cool White
Negligees
They may bo had of plaid voile
for $14.50; of striped novelty
voile with a little co'lor for $18;
and of novelty voilo with frills
for $21.50. All threo styles are
cub in tho breakfast coat fashion.
(Third Floor, Central)
Women's Sheer
Handkerchiefs
At $4 n dozen they are scarce
enough to deserve mention. As a
matter of fact, the purchase was
made two years ago, or that price
wouldn't bo possible.
Thoy aro of sheer Irish linen,
with rever homstitching and quarter-inch
hems.
(West AUIo)
White Waists
Reduced
White voilo waists in sizes 46 to
50 styles with long sleeves and
necks, V-shaped and square.
Prices aro $8,85 and $5 a de
cided drop over first ones.
(Third Floor, Central)
(For Women and Children)
This is an end-of-the-season clearaway of the
numerous small and broken lots left after a busy sell
ing. All at good reductions from the original prices,
which in many cases were lower than the market value.
Savings of a Fourth to a Half
may be counted on throughout the sale, and wise buy
ers will take advantage of this opportunity to lay in
supplies by the dozen and half dozen.
Women's Stockings
50c a pair for black and white cotton, sizes 9 and 9V4.
90c a pair for navy and cordovan mercorized lisle.
$2.65 a pair for black silk with white soles,
$3.15 a pair for black silk with cotton soles.
$3.50 a pair for black, whito and colored silk, extra size.
$5 a pair for all-silk with embroidered silk clocks.
$5.50 a pair for black and white mixed silk with embroidered
single and 3-cord clocks in colors, and black with open clocks.
Women's Underwear
60c for ribbed lisle vests, low neck and sleeveless.
65c and 70c for ribbed lisle vests with crocheted yokes.
$1 for ribbed lisle union suits with tight knees.
$1.40 for tho same in better grade.
$1.60 for ribbed lisle union suits with shell-trimmed knees.
$2.40 and $2.45 for ribbed cotton union suits with glove-silk
tops.
$2.90 and $3 for ribbed lfele union suits with glove-silk tops.
$3.75, $4.75 and $8 for glove-silk union suits.
Children's Stockings
18c, 3 pair for 50c, for white cotton socks in small sizes.
26c a pair for infants' whito mercerized stockings.
40c a pair for mercerized lisle and cotton fancy-top socks.
60c a pair for silk-plated fancy-top socks, infants' white
ribbed silk stockings and artificial silk-plated socks with fancy
tops.
75c a pair for mercerized lislo three-quarter hoso with turn
over tops.
$1.85, $1.65 and $1.85 a pair for imported light-weight wool
sports hose.
Children's Underwear
25c for gauzo-weight cotton shirts in broken sizes.
75c for boys athletic suits of light-weight cotton in broken
sizes.
, $1.85 to $3.05 for silk-and-wool summer-weight shirts. "
(First Floor, Market)
And These Goods on the "West Aisle
Women's Stockings
65c a pair for black and colored mercorized stockings.
$2.75 a pair for black and navy silk, Bomo with mercerized
tops.
$3.65 a pair for black and colored silk with embroidered
clocks.
Women's Underwear
35c, S for $1, for ribbed cotton vests, some "seconds."
50c for ribbed white cotton pants and ribbed-cotton suits.
$1 for light-weight ribbed-cotton envelope suits and batiste
vests in bodice stylo.
$1.15 for low-neck and sleeveless union suits.
$1.85 for Swiss ribbed-lisle union suits.
65c for lightweight ribbed-cotton union suits.
85c for ribbed-cotton union suits.
Children's Stockings
18c, 3 pair for 60c, for white ribbed-cotton stockings.
25c for ribbed black cotton "seconds."
85c, 8 pair for $1, for white, black and brown ribbed-cotton
"seconds."
(West Aisle)
Fresh Dress Goods
Remnants
start a fresh week of tho Cotton
Remnant Salo. Which means that
tho cholco Is as good as ever.
Prices are a third to a half less
than usual, ,
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500 New Silk Umbrellas for
Women at $7.50 t
Better quality and better looking than $7.50 ordinarily buys.
They aro in all tho popular colors blues, greens, purple, taupe
and red, as well as black, and tho handles are of wood and bakelitc,
white and colored.- Some have rings and others have fancy tops.
Many womwx use such umbrellas for sun a well it rain. ;
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COMING ON MONbAY SURELY!
Wanamaker Annual Sale
of Men's Furnishings
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Silk shirts
Silk-mixed shirts
Madras shirts '
Percale shirts
Silk four-in-hands
Silk bow ties
Fine bathrobes
Silk dressing gowns
Mercerized shirts
All at Notable, Genuine
Savings
Just the chosen time for thou
sands of men preparing for vacations
the very things wanted to slip into
the traveling bag and away below
their regular prices.
We have lots of these things
but there are lots of men who will
want them. Early Monday morning
will be the time for the best picking.
Fine silk shirts at 510 Beautiful
shirts, many worth double. Pleated
shirts, plain shirts, separate-collar shirts,
business shirts ah 1 vacation shirts. Plenty
of white Lhirts among them.
Fine Madras and Percale Neglige
Shirts at $2.50 and $2.85 Wanamaker
dimension shirts, good and sound and
well made in every way.
Silk-mercerized and mercerized shirts
at $3.85 beautiful goods in a full choice
of patterns ; plain and fancy bosom, i
neglige.
Silk four-in-hand neckties at $1.15 a
great collection of beautiful woven silk
and crocheted silks, mostly below half '
price at $1.15.
Silk four-in-hand and bow ties at 65c
Several thousand good smart ties t!flfc
tion to get your vacation dozen from. , ,V'
Bathrobes at $10 A varied collection.,
including terry cloths, silk robes and silk
and cotton robes; some slightly soiled.
(Main Floor, Market)
Health, Comfort and Common Sense-
Men's Tropical Suits Stand for All Three1
At least Wanamaker men's
tropical suits stand for them.
And they stand for excellence
of line, fashion and making as
well.
To a feeling of coolness and
comfort thoy add the feeling of
satisfaction that puts a man at
ease as to his appearance.
One reason for this is because
they aro properly cut and well
fashioned. Another is because
thoy are well tailored.
In tropical suits, as well as in
regular suits, in fact, more than
in regular suits, these are the two
main essentials of good lines and
good looks.
Wanamaker tropical suits are
right in essentials and in details,
and they could not bo priced
(Third Floor. Market)
lower than they are and ie ?l
ricrht as Ihoy are. ' j
Palm Beach suits in fancy and M
plain shades, $25 to $35.
Silk suits, $40 to $45. t j,
TroDical worsted suits. S36 to Hi
$60, ,
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Striped serge, $7.50; 'While
duck, $5.
Men's Fine New
Redleaf London
Gaps
A jaunty shape and made of
handsome checkered materials in
several colors combined with
white.
Englishmen are much more
given to wearing caps than are
Americans and the best caps come
from. their country.
Price $4.
(Main Floor, Market)
New Scarfs and
Table Covers in a
Pretty Filet Motif
Much daintiness t a very mod
erate outlay that is what these
newly opened scarfs and table
covers represent. They are made
with puro linen ccntors with
flounces of filet-style lace in a
pretty motif showing a basket of
flowors.
Threo popular sizes in scarfs
18x36 inches at $3.50; 18x45
inches at $4; 18x54 inches at
$4.50; and 18x72 inches, $5.50
each.
Matching table covers in a
rather charming octagonal shape
86-inch size nt $6.50; 54-inch
size at $9.75 each.
F!rt Floor, Chestnut)
Light-Cut Glassware for
Cool Beverages
Light-cut glassware is one of the things in the choosing of
which a housewife shows her good taste, or her lack of It. Any
body can choose the unlovely kind of glassware, becauso it is by
no means scarce. '
In this store, however, it is very scarce in fact, we have
none. i
But we have a most attractive collection of pretty and well
executed cuttings; many of them done in our own shops, under
our own supervision, and obtainable here only.
These are some of the popular and attractive pieces.
Iced tea sets, $5 to $12 a
set.
Water sets, $3.50 to $15 a
set.
Grape juice sets, $5.75.
Sherbet sets, $8.
Cracker and cheese dishes,
$1.50 to $4.50.
Handled sandwich trays,
$2.25 to $4.50.
Flower or fruit baskets,
.$1.50 to $7.50.
Flower bowls, $4 and $4.50.
Flower vases, 30c to $7.50.
Marmalade jars, 85c, $1.25
and $1.35.
Candy jars, 85c, $1 to $4.50.
(Fourth Floor, CliMtnut)
Good Cowhide Suitcases
Special at $12.75 " i
Good-style, well-made cases of Brown cowhide, with leather corners,"
short straps and pocket in the lid.
They will give excellent service and are well worth buying; at tht
lowered price.
(Main Floor, Chestnut) '
Here Are a Thousand Trunks to Pack
and to Take Away on Glorious
Vacations, and Every One of Them
at a Saving
Save $10 on a Wardrobe Trunk
Save $5 Each on Steamer and Dress Trunks
It is a mighty fine, brand-new special purchase from one of the very best of the
manufacturers.
They came just at the right time, so many people are asking for trunks just
now.
Wardrobe Body 3-ply basswood, covered and interlined with vulcanized fiber;
strengthened with sturdy brass-plated hardware ; capacity,- twelve dresses ctfeven
suits of clothing; $37.50, a saving of $10. $r .
Steamer Wardrobe trunks of the same construction ; capacity, eight dresses, or
five suits; $32, a saving of $10.
Both trunks have drawers for skirts, waists and underwear, and a convertible
compartment for women s hats, and are suitable for men or women.
Steamer trunks basswood body, fiber binding, brass-plated hardware, cover ,'
witu wuuji-pruoi uum, oc lncnea long, $io ; 30 incnes, $17 ; 40 iryi$19.; save $5 on V
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either size.
Dress trunks of the same construction
$5 on either size.
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