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r.n You Use a High Clan
Textile Salesman?
& wel I would "
r2. S In rnll. and vicinity wllh
""a.I SnVrn. Hare Imcl IB rr'.
.erllnee Willi Hie trttrf. lU'erences
eft' present employer.
AM"" " 8U I'dir'r O'
Jieatftf
luncnaotf. Auic. is. AnAt c., wife
ftgliuni" ii...
''... - ..- m. men. MAnT'ia
HiJWJ-r'iA.nrM'.l. lilnveil wlfa nt lull
mVtft noyle ne him and friend Invited
KTaneral. on Tne,diy. t K:S0 . m.. torn
f..,i5Vnc. .1302 Itaverfrtrd ae Solemn
2,,, M reitilem Hi. Anth' cnurcn io
i m. Int. Moir urn wra.
' MlEMKfi. PuddenK An. 0. COXflTAK
TINE huaband of Mry A. snremer (ne
tl" n nfimar. aa-ed ft. Relative.
fil'Si Waaninrton t"0.d(rA' F'. ??'.A'5'
it OF . nd floiithwark Neat of Owl. No.
Iafs Im ten in funeral i"nrirr. nun.. f,
! rrVldence. 81 Kmr t. Int. fornwooi
BftlKO.V. Aur 1, OROnqB. huabalvl Of
Awe Hrson fnee Welsh) and eon of Julia
?. ihJ fat dare llryeon. nelajlve and
frlnd nv ted to funerrfl. Mnn.. J'jn ;. trt..
Sim John F nyrne. undertaker, SMS flprtne
rrom )"""' a,n Mnulim max at Hi.
"laina'a Church at 10 a. m. Int. Holy
CroM
CONOT. AUT. II. JANE, widow of VTII.
Him Condv. aiccd 7a. Relative and ffl'ndl
Bltn1 lo funeral. Bun.. 2 p. rn.. ryai(jnc.
I2 Vhrtnn at. Int. Mt. Moriah Cm.
CON'NOn. Aur. 13. JAXIPIB ,M . tiflnvcd
Blth. friend. 27lh Pollc DIM. nnd al
Mletlea of which h was a member Invited
!r t,!i.rm. Tuee . 8 3ft ft. m.. late reeldence.
45i Erdrlch at.. Holmeahura-. Bolemn. re
journ mM Rt St. Dominlc'a Cnurch 10
m. Int fit. Dominlc'a Cem.
CtmrtV Auk 12. nEATniPR dHUhier
of ant A and Ellin Currv. nelntlvej nnd
frlendu ln Ited to funeral aervlce. Mnn, I
m . parenta' renld
XI nHkeAnikli fl
Hermit
FrlcndH
HE.Vftr huel
1, nejnthee
0 A. n.. of
enee. nils E
line, nojiharoutjh int. private.
mv rill Bun after 7 n. m
DAORIl, At NnrrUtown. AUt, 12. JOHN
nuenann or Anneiaeia i.arr, riph
en nnd mni. nun no. -i i-ok,
r fhlla neadlnlt I.ftdie. No. (13.
r. and A M . Invited to funeral, from hla
fat ruldence 20(1 B. Freedlv at.. Nnrrla
Mwn. Bun I-3ft p. m. Servlf In Darren
Kill Church, 2 p. rn. Int. adjoining burial
ttvinii.
DI.VOEB Auir. 13. EMU.Y ISUZAnRTK.
widow of Joeeph Dlniree Funeral aervleea
Mn. 3 P m.. naptlst Chapel, Haddanfltld.
k. j.
DUNN'. Aur. 12 .EDWARD, hueitand at
Clara, Dunn (nee Fein, neiativea. rriendi,
rjjldwln Iy.pomotlve Wnrka and all aocletlea
er wnirn ne w a memuer invitea io in
neril. Mon.. 8 M a. m.. realdente. (38 N.
5516 it. Solemn requiem mail St. Fe,h
eli XaMer'a Church 10 a. m. int. iioiy
Stpulchre Cfm
FITrif. Au. 13 EMMA nitllTMA. Hr
ef Clifford C ntch and daughter of William
and Maranret Tlemey. nted 31. nela.tlvea
and frlenda Invited to rvlre. Tuea.. 2:30
t m , parents' reaidenra. 23 nahom at
WliMhlckon Int. private. Frlenda may
em Jinn ee.
FRASCONE. On AUT. 1J. 1920 MART.
widow of Anaelo Freecone. FunerM on
Monday mornlnir. at 8:30 o" clack at her real
dtnee. 21 Bouth at Solemn requiem mnea
at St ratrlrk'x Church at 10 o'clock. Inter
Btnt at Holy Croia
HAMMANN Au 13, 1020. MARGARET
HAMMANN' (nee Rene), beloved wife of Fred-
ericx Hnmmann. need i itcuvea nnn
frlenda nlo I,ndle' Aid of St. Paul'a Ger
man Reformed Church. Inilted to attend fu
neral aenleea Tuea., 2 p. m.. late rel
nce, 21,14 S. Woodnlnrk t. Int. Went
minster Cem Vlewln Mon,. 8 to 10 n. m.
HEUI Aue. 13. SARAH P., daughter of
the h'e William and Rachel Jtelm (formerW
if 314 Oermatown ave.) Due notice of
funeral lll I lien. frnm the npnrtmenta
ef Harold H Mulltxan. 10th and aorman-
tonn ai.
HEI.MKH Au. H, FREDERICK J.
huioand of the late Emma Melmke, aged
TJ. nrlatliea. frlenda ahd Herman n A
I Aro , invited to runeral eervlcei. Mon.,
MOp m. late reeldence. 81.10 N. 1.1th t
Int. prlate Remains may be viewed Sun,
va.
HKRMANN. Aueuat 12. FRANCES
HERMANN, vtidow of rarl Hermann. Fu
nrral. Sunday. 3 p. m., from reeldence. 2831
N. Banrrort at interment r.ortnooa i;eme
trr. Plttetiurah pnpera plente copy.
HOl.DE.V. On Au. 12. 1020. NICHOr,S
FOIOKN. ReUtlve and frlenda Poet No.
I a A. R : Old Qunrda. State Fenclhlea.
empleyea Water nureau Invited. lo funral.
flndar. 1 o'clock, reeldence, 0.1.10 s. Rote
wd at Int, Hlllelde, j )roev funeral
ear Frlenda mav call Saturdnv eenln.
HOOD Siiddenlv. at Waehlnatnn, T, C.
12 WII,IAI P.. huabind of Minnie
C, Hiod Jrlerd mav rail Run . 4 n. m
funernl eeMcea Mnn , ! . m n! late real.
"nee, 210 N, Owen ao.. Lanadowne l'.
Int private
. J0NE8 Au. 12. Mra. JOBErHINK
JONES, nieed 74. Funeral aervlcta at the
Home, Relmont and Edtely nvea., Mon.. 2
m precisely
.JAYCE At Potlavlllo, Au. 12. BARAH
COOK, widow of John D. Joyce, aired 81
rtars The relatives and frlenda are Imlted
to attend the funeral from her late real.
dinre arm w, Market at,. Mnrtfayjttnrnln
at 0 10 o'clock, to proceed to St, Patrlck'a
Cnurch where requiem Mh maaa will be
tfUbrated at 10 o'olock. Int. In No. 0 Cath
lie Cemetery.
KEI.80 Au 13. JOHN BOYD, eon Of
Iimuti k ana Minnie n. K'I'n, eirt 7 mna.
mlres Sun 2, p. m , parent' residence.
21 N fldth at tnt Arllnntnn Cem.
Ut'TENDACH Au. 11. 1020. MARY.
wife of Fred I.autenbach (ne Murphy).
Nlatlve. and frlenda Invited to funeral,
flon , a SO a m . realdence of her alater,
Mrs Catherine Kelly. 2804 N Miacher at.
olrmn requiem maai at Vlaltatlon Church
10 a, m Int, Holy Crosa Cem,
t-OKOENKCKER. At Norrlatown, Au.
11. FP.ANKI.IN Jt . husband of Reer-le
"naenecker, axed 82 Retatlvea and frjehda,
flit Thompn t.ode, No. 840. F. and A.
JU Thlli Coneletnryi Howell Chapter. No,
'"2. of Weat Cheater, and employee of
Ftnna Railroad. Invited to funeral. Tuea,.
P m from hla lata reeldenfe. 818 W.
Marshall at., Norrlatown. Int private.
LUDMAN Au. 18. ALRERT. ton Of late
eter and Caroline I.udman. Relative nd
nrndi invited to funeral services, Mon,,
P m. late residence, 2838 K. Dalttta at.
It. Palmer Cem. Frlenda call Bun., After
p m
If AW 1.. .A iAt n-. . .A. ..
Jhn Mann Relatltea nnd friend Invited to
K"""; Mn . 1 p. m . late reeldence. 82b
noil) st, Int nr vale.
XfAnrTv A... A ..MK.M.HK. .
diu.hV.V':, ."":. if- . 'ir'fll!T ..k..
tin ,..... ,""'r" . einu tienrieiia mar
tin, runeral serv cea Mon . 2 n. m.. resl.
'! Iflir- N. Hutchinson at. int. pf.
'! Fr enda mav ran n,m ii " '
Patrill 'STBCTA;,lr 1-V ImIIHOET, wife of
8 vV.Sc. S1"', RelMlve rlenda and
M l JV:Xv' ,n,vJ,a lo.'uneral. Mon.
SL'aVW l'- ra1,"Rro'rem1n,iim?e.Corr9en.
, McSOni.KY -At hla "fiaifi.nVi'. 720 N'
I I? ',.'!! Auk 13, inso! IIENR-Y I, . .on
..."".'-' '"iiaei ana r;tner McRorlev.
uiit ra.
5.CI0CK
Chariek i
a at Rt
Ut
I . MIEI.KE Au
ytl Mlelke aed
i HiDif:
atnrl ff !. tttt ,.
tin Til!. a.i a-.A.i ':. '- ii
Charles J MrSnrtxv Knnt tii -. ' il,V
Te.i.i.' v. i'..i'."5l" "'!!
J'tlwk interment "atJTca.tf",-." "
12. MARIA, widow of
2urJh'!a? HnIMn nvn"' "uth Bmim . ri
i.. ' v'.i"vl"a eerv cea, Mon, 2 p
rVrk Vi.'i'lV!."; '7 C,rt.r '"' I'lihland
ara, Dsiaware county. Int. private. Re.
tntvi?tyabs- vl:.wa Run. eve. ' "'
!;. w.hfT.n'a.'s.'r, tav.-.
MT?na'ied"7Ur Ji1' m.- "E""Y f- NOR.
MVl''U-V-'''P.t2
&3K,hw,4 8un-7 ,o ' p-m
or iVi'T" AuBVlS. ANNA MAirit.ni wtr.
frlenda" aii, n'?ll, ",' P"lflea and
fovttJ' ..l,?..,5?b? Mde. of Taoonv. are
. -. n,irna funeral uin.. .. a
ei Ta,iS'. U,.' ,!pea n32 Ilecar-
' and friends ?tKdii!Sn.v,V,"nn- "''
l Monday'",,1"!",, I.nvl'f1 uneral aervlcea
MoAll,aV lavi "","' !h' rlilnco of
rr v.i. ""' neJ N, Front at. Int.,m,.i
n,,. ;
PaTi'i Ai'S, Suddenly, Au n i-iturA
Sl'l.to it.d;,Jit'.v." na f!nda. int
ctini - i--:"- i'toii., a n. m . frnm
,'h at," IS?., A. "Mr Bon.' Arch
. WlNflATP4 r?U"l Vi' "'
lrr,.,rnrcr.',n49V iXtiP "
OTim maaa at Hi tm J.da t' .Solemn
0 cek int.rm:.P,:.'.'Vn church at 10
- ' " "iy uroaa Cemetery.
"
STORE CLOSED
. ALL DAY TODAY
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
ShowcYa
The Summer Sales in Wanarnaker's Down
Stairs Store Are Alive With Opportunities
Like the First Falling Leaves That
Tell of Autumn
These Newest Dresses Are the More Interesting
Because of I heir Individuality
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820
$20 $19.25
New Wool Jersey Dresses
$15, $19.25, $20 and $22.50
Navy Brown Pekin
Braided or embroidered in wool for the most
part, the models aro various and the quality of
tho jersey is excellent.
They are not forcing the season, either,
for there aro plenty bf places that dark silk
dresses and even the tailored serges and
tricotines are needed mountain resorts,
seashore, etc. "
There are several hundred new dresses
of satin, cfiarmeuse, crepe de chine, mig
nonette. Some are quite plain, relying upon
line, alone, for distinction; others are
beaded) embroidered in wool or silk, etc.
Navy, black, brown and taupe are well
represented.
$20, $28.60, $32.50 to $48.50.
Beaded Georgette Dresses
Special at $15
In navy, brown or Belgian blue, the dretaes'nro
attractively beaded and aro made over silk
foundations.
A Special Satin Frock at $20
The stylo it sketched, and you will notice that
the bodice, the sleeves and the skirt are embroidered
with tiny beads. Navy, brown or black which for
you?
Serge and Tricotine
Favor the Well-Tailored Modes
and wisely, too, for it is there that they best display
their smartness. Touches of duvatyne in briftht
colors aro noticeable among the most fashionablo
trimming. Prices begin at $22 and go gradually
upward to $55.
(Market)
All the Women's Summer Frocks
Are Reduced
They Are Divided Into Five Groups and Marked About Half Their
First Prices Now $1.50 to $IO
At $1.50 and $2.65 a little lot of figured and
flowered voiles in broken sizes, are in many light
and dark colors.
At $3 flowored and figured voiles in many light
and dark colors, show a great variety of models.
At $3.75 dotted, figured and flowered voiles in
a good assortment.
(Market)
At $5 some of the dresses are slightly mussed,
others are quite fresh. There aro novelty figured
and dotted voiles, plain and flowered organdies and
plain color voiles in pastel and dark colors.
At $8.50, $7.50 and $10 all the finer Summer
frocks j fancy organdies, French voiles and flowered
and figured voiles in Georgette patterns'.
The Wanamaker August
Furniture Sale
Is Showing Itself
Along the East Aisle of the
Down Stairs Store
A Reduction of White Wash
Skirts. Two Groups
$3.75 and $5
slightly mussed and some are
The skirts are
soiled, but in every case the reduction is such that
the labor of freshening them is more than com
pensated for.
At $3.75
Gabardine skirts and white surf satin skirts
are in various models with interesting bolts,
pockets and button trimmings.
At $5
These are all gabardine skirts of tho better
sort and you will find many styles to please you.
(Market)
S00 Sample Cotton
Blouses $2.45
Fresh and "pretty in the season's
best styles 1
Batiste Novelty VoUe Plain Voile
are in an adequate assortment of styles
for every one. Some are semi-tailored,
some lace trimmed and others have
frills. And ordinarily they would all
be marked higher!
(Market)
Wool-Mixed Blankets
Plain gray or white blankets, 60x80
inches, are $8.50 a pair.
Blankets in white or in plaids of blue,
pink, gray or tan on white grounds are
70x80 inches at $10 a pair.
White Cotton Blanket
60x70 inches, $3.50 a pair.
6Gx80 inches, $5 a pair.
(Central)
A Sale of WOO
Undermuslins at $1
Bloomers Envelope Chemises
Camisoles
The bloomers aro of white batiste with
elastic at the waists and knees and are well
reinforced. They havo plain hemstitched
ruffles or ruffle's of embioidery.
Tho envelope chemises are in a neat hem
stitched stylo or in a' very lacy one. Tho
material is white nainsook.
Tho camisoles are of pink satin, finished
with hemstitching and little ribbon rosebuds,
i (central)
Longcloth of Good Quality
$450 for a 10-Yard Piece
It Is smooth and fine in finish and 36 inches
wido.
Pretty Dimity Checks, 50c a Yard
They are sheer and white and most appropriate
for frocks, blouses, tea aprons, etc,
(Central)
27 inches wide.
8236 Pair of Women's Fashionable Pumps
and Oxford Ties
Mostly All at Half Price
$3.90 $4.90
All of these pumps and Oxfords were taken from our own good stocks, where they have been marked
considerably higher (many were $9.50 a pair). They are in the season's very best styles and there is a
plentiful assortment of sizes to fit every one.
At $3.90
White canvas Oxford ties, instep ties, one-eyelet ties and
pumps with high or baby French heelB and turned soles.
White canvas plain pumps with welted soles and medium
heels.
Black dull leather pumps with welted soles and medium
heels.
Black 'or tan leather pumps, with welted soles', medium
heels and imitation wing tips.
Black patent leather pumps and instep ties with turned
soles and high or baby French heels.
Bronze kidskin pumps with turned soles and high covered
heels.
Black calfskin pumps with turned soles and high covered
heels,
Patent and black calfskin instep ties with turned soles
and high heels.
At $4.90
White leather Oxford ties and pumps with welted soles
and medium heels.
Brown kidskin Oxford ties with welted soles and medium
heels.
Black or tan calfskin pumps with welted soles, medium
heels and imitation wing tips.
Patent leather instep ties with turned soles and high
covered heels.
Black kidskin one-eyelet ties with turned soles and high
covered heels. j
Black patent leather three-eyelet ties with turned soles
and high heels.
Tan leather Oxford ties with welted soles and medium
heels.
Tan calfskin pumps with turned soles and baby French
heels.
These, and many more of which there are but
a few of a kind!
(Cheitnnt)
The Sale of Men's Suits Is. Alive
With Opportunities
$23. SO and $34.50
Worth-while savings on every suit!
They are well-tailored, semi-conservative
or conservative cheviot suits; the coats are
single-breasted, half or quarter lined.
(Oallery, Market)
The Traveler Is Judged by
His or Her Luggage
The Luggage Store has been a busy place this season,
but new arrivals have kept the stock fresh and quite
complete.
Black Enamel Suitcases
Sizes 18-inch and 20-Inch, $6 to $11.
Size 24-Inch, $.50 to $16.50.
Cases that aro extra deep and have leather straps all around are
in sizes from 24-inch to 30-inch at $9 to $11.
Cane and Matting Suitcases
There is great variety from $2.75 to $13.50.
Bags
Splendid choosing, from a fabrikoid bag at $5.50 to a leather
bag at $25, with many in between.
(Chestnut)
Noting the New Neckwear
for Fall
It is interesting to see such a variety of pretty lace and
net collars.
They are the delightful square and pointed bib shapes that
will fit the necks of the new frocks properly. In white or creamy
white at $2.25 to $4.25.
(Central)
Silvertone
Delightful New Necklaces
and Bracelets at $1 to $2
Both the bracelets and the necklaces aro com
posed of metal links and bright beads of various
colors, making quite a fascinating ensemble I
(Cheatnut)
Handsomely Tailored Suits for Women and
Young Women $25 to $65
Velour Serge Tricotine
Browns, Blues and Taupes
Jackets are all noticeably a bit longer than last year and exceptionally well tailored. The qual
ity of the fabrics is well worth noticing, fine and good. Some of the suits are trimmed with fur.
Navy or Black Serge or Tricotine Suits
Three Styles at $42.50
The. longer jackets are all beautifully lined with silk, some show well-tailored inverted pleats,
and most of them have the larger shawl collars.
(Mnrket)
Getting the House in Order
Chenille Portieres 1-3 Less at $10 a Pair
Blue, rose or brown and the chenlllo is good quality.
A Table of Odd Usefuls at Half Price
Odd pairs of curtains, table runners, cotton crash door
and window curtains, etc., are worth looking over and
selecting.
(Central)
The New School Dresses for Girl
Are Coming In
Cadet blue gingham regulation dresses,
box-pleated and side-pleated, are in sizes'
6 to 14 years, $5.
Tho two'-piece regulation that is sketched
is of heavy yet fine gingham that is very
durable. It is in cadet blue. Sizes 8 to 14
years, $5.75.
Cadet blue regulations for junior girls,
sizes 12 to 16, have pockets In the skirts.
$6.76.
A Clearaway of Girls' Summer
Frocks at $2 and $2.75
Included are plain-color voiles, dotted
voiles, .figured voiles, checked voiles, etc.
Many have hand-embroidered touches on
the collars and cuffs.
Also, a few white frocks that are mussed
are included.
' Sizes 6 to 14 years in the lot.
Special at $2.50
Trg?7 it lV 8l'ffht,y 80Ied. are in
yum, vyjiiic ui n(iii uiue, sizes ow 14 years.
Mri (1I.M n,!ra!Ma1t. .! I t- '
m.u r.c.o uiitjiiiauy untied mucn more. ss 7"?
Attractive Wool Skirts at $8
Every school- and college girl needs a good-looking skirt. These
VlcSMi r f naVy 8erce' x-pleated, side-
Juniors' Dresses Are Reduced $3.75, $5 and $7.50
They are the plaid and plain color ginghams in various styles.
(Market)
JiiA
mmMM
Much of the Wherewithal Is Specially
Priced in the Upholstery Store
Window shades in tan, green or white are Vi to 1-3 less
than regular price. Water-color shades aro 75c each and
oil, $1, and all the small necessaries aro included.
Cretonne at 50c a Yard
Various small and largo patterns are here to choose
from and many artistic color combinations. 36 inches wide.
Reversible Terry Cloth at $1.25 a Yard
Oh, the attractive draperies this makes nnd what
charming designs and colorings aro in this Iotl You must
see them fo appreciate. 36 inches wido.
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Bleached muslin sheets of heavy quality are 81x90
inches at $2.55 each.
Pillow cases, 42x36 inches, are 48c each.
(Ontrul)
Jersey Coats for Early Autumn
or for the mountains in August and September, where and
when coats are needed, indeed!
The short sports coats of Jersey are $14.50 and the mannish
longer coats, that are so smart when worn with tailored dresses
or over suits, are $25 and $35.
Satin Capes
?f 5.ealful navY or black 8atin are 5- They are adaptable
in that they can be worn on the street or for evening.
Luxurious Sample Coats Reduced
Now $49 to SI 35
Included are coats and wraps of chameleon cord, suede
velour, tricolette, tricotine, suedine, etc., in tan, navy and brown:
both short and long models.
(Market)
An August Clearaway of
Short Silk Gloves
They are 2-elasp Milanese silk of good quality, double
tipped (for extra service). White, tan, pongee, beaver and
gray with contrasting embroidered backs. They are
$1.25 a Pair
(Central)
An Apron Sale
2000 Aprons at 38c to $1.85
A Clearaway of Good Rugs
1000 Rag Rugs at an Average Saving of lz
iv i ri a:.i
Wil UIO VeV4lC4 eTkUlO
Room-Size Japanese Straw Rugs, $5
Sizes 8x10 feet and 9x12 feet.
Reductions on Other Good
Room-Size Rugs
Wilton rugs, 8.3x10.6 feet, $78.50; 9x12 feet,
$82.50. v
Seamless velvet rugs, 9x12 feet, $45.
Seamless Axminster rugs, 9x12 feet, $63.
They are all good, perfect rugs in desirable
colors and combinations.
Colonial Rag Rugs
18 x 36 Inches, 50c
24x36 inches, 90c
27x54 inches, $1.50
Mixed silk-and-cretonne rugs, 27x54 inches,
$2.50.
Chenille bath rugs, .27x54 inches, $3.
At 38c
Round gingham band aprons
are piped with white.
At 50c
Aprons of excellent quality
checked gingham are finished
with deep ruffles.
At 85c
Figured percale bib aprons are
neat and ever so convenient.
Bungalow Aprons at $1.50
Blue-and-white checked ging
ham bungalow aprons are piped
with white and open down the
back.
The One Sketched, at $1.85
Quite a dress is this slipover
punBalow apron of plaid percale.
The frilly little ruffles are of
pink or blue lawn.
(Central)
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