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Let us respect each other and quit quarreling, but try to help each other to see the right, as the honest and right thing in the vote we cast and in influencing our neighbor to see and do the right thing to build up this great country of ours. Let us work for and vote for whatever will help us as soon as the next President takes his seat and the next Congress convenes. Let us stand for prosperity for the entire people of the United States rather than any political party. Signed September 3, 1920. tffo Women's Fetching New Autumn Hats Around $10 Thero arc scores of fresh, gay new hnt3 just out of their boxes smart little hats all of glistening feathers, soft pretty duvetynes, hats of lustrous velvet and duvetyno combined, hats all of velvet, others of silk and velvet. Tho shapes aro new, the colors arc thoso in fashion at this minute, and tho trimmings aro mdeh embroidery, beads occasionally and rib bons, of course. No two alike, cithorl . (Second Floor, Chtitnnt) New, Beautiful Fall Suits Women Will Find Around $60 Starting oven with $62.60 a,nd going up to $60 thero aro liter ally dozens of thoroughly charm Ing styles in the Fashion Salons now. Wo arc especially proud of tho tailoring of these suits, It is so well done, even to tho smallest detail and tho latest little new touch. Then thero are the materials soft, fine gabardines, trico tincs, pln-stripcd worsteds, sturdy mixtures, plain, checked or silvertono velours. Needless to say, you may chooso almost any color you want or all-black' if you prefer. Sizes from 34 to 44 bust Larger Women Too sjzes which have proved so satis factory, 44 to 62 bust measure, nnd prices go from $60 to $110. will And many stvlcs In flno trl cotincs and Poiret twills, mado especially for them with flat lines, extra fullness in the skirt, and so on. They nro the half (FtnU Floor, Central) Women's Autumn Coats Are Showing a Preference for Bolivia Cloths Some of the ncwost arrivals are in this lovely soft fabric, which is so warm and yet so light In weight. One of tno prettiest styles has tho dolman lines, with tho sleeves and shoulder In one, a yoko back and a strap bolt In front. Tho collar may bo worn high or low. $88.60 Is the price. (First Floor, Central) As different as possible is another new Bolivia coat, tai lored effect with a panel back and belt in front. Largo shiny buttons in rows xnako a most delightful trimming. In cither plain or silvertono Bolivia, $92.60. Both of theso models aro en tirely silk lined and coma In all tho good Fall colors. 2500 Girls' Dresses to Be Cleared Away at the Most Amazing Prices $1 to $10 for Lovely Dresses for School and Better Wear This is the most Important clearaway of ihe year in the Girls' Store. It includes practically all our silk and cotton dresses. Fresh and in good condition, they are ready to wear now and all through the Winter. The dresses are kinds the most fastidious mothers will approve Many are hand made entirely. And the present prices are often little mgrc than the bare cost of the materials. It is an opportunity to get whole outfits for girls of 6 to 14 years an opportunity that is seldom rtjeated. $1 to $10 Is the Price Range and there are frocks at $1, $1.60, $2, $3, $3.76, $4, $5, $6, $6.50, $7.60 and $10 each. These prices are a half, often a third and some times a quarter of the origin:! prices. The Prettiest Styles Are Here Girlish, pretty dresses, many hand made, many trimmed with real laces, many hand embroidered and others smocked or tucked or trimmed with contrasting materials. Many styles arc exclusive and were mnde expressly for us. Also 200 White Cotton Regulation Dresses, $2.50 to $6.50 are well made and practical dresses that have been marked much mo,re. Just 40 Blue Serge Regulations $5 to $8.50 have been as much again, (are of wool serge and attractive 1 Also 60 Topcoats, $4.50 to $10 which include navy blue serge coats and others of checks, tan velours and mohair coats. e&y ( jut, As to the Materials Expect to find ramie and handkerchief linonB, sturdy ginghams and chambrays, flowered lawns and fine voiles, dotted Swisses, organ dies, fine white piques, mercerized cottons, and taffetas, crepes do chine and Georgette. Thero are plenty of white dresses and scores of gay and pretty colors. (Second Floor, Chtitnnt) New Fiction "The Wilderness Mine," by Harold Bindloss. A tale of tho Canadian Northwest. $1.50. "The Valley of Silent Men," by James Oliver Curwood. Another Canadian wilderness tale of a hunted man, of tho Roynl Mounted Police, and a mystery girl. $2. "The Green God's Pavilion," by Mabel Wood Martin. A novel of the Philippines and the Pacific. $1.00. (Main Floor, Centrul) Exquisite New Blouses of Crepe Georgette Many of tho new Autumn blou3es, for instance, are hand embroidered and these aro charming. Quito a few are fas tened down tho back, and any number fasten at the side. Sometimes hand-drawn work is added to tho embroidery, and often Valenciennes or filet lace real lace, mostly is added to tho hand work, so that tho finished blouses are lovely. Thero aro now ideas as to collars and vestccs, somo new yoko effects in tho back, some now collarless blouses, sleeves of all tho fashionablo lengths, and somo of the smartest models have girdles which tie at tho waist line it is n most attrac tive finish. There is white, of course, and the delicate flesh pink, and some dainty tnn blouses, and tho prices start at $8.75 nnd go on to $20. (Third Floor, Central) New Real Lace Collars With Special Prices And they aro tho long, straight shapes thut fit so well on tho coats of suits or the street frock. Very rarely have prices been so littlo. Baby iri8n laco collars with real n llcS.cde ?2-50 nnJ $3.50. iii-.il juei iaco co urs. S3.D0 and $4.S0. Many Women Liked Those Colored Dotted Veilings And, of course, they will bo glad to hear that they aro here agnin in a brand-new shipment and in many, more colors than they ever were before. In fact, there aro all the colors for the new hats. Henna dots on a brown mesh, champagne on brown, white on navy, turquoiso on black, Alice blue on black and many other com binations. Prices aro $1 to $1.75 a yard. (Main Floor, Central) The Finest Blue Tricotines That Are Made You have no idea how many women buy these in preference to tho other grades because they always look their true worth and they wear so exceedingly well. This year thero are many calls for them for handsomo gowns and also for tailored suits and coats. They are the finest all-wool weaves, navy bluo and black, 54 inches wide and $G, $7, $8 and $10 a yard. (Writ Floor, Chestnut) New Letitia Corsets Are Now Here! Which means good news to many women who have beon waiting for their coming to have their new Fall gowns and suits fitted. We haven't been ablo to find any better made or more beautifully designed corset than the Letitia for anything like tho prices. The flexible boning is" ono secret of their being so comfortable, wearing so well nnd keeping their shapo to the last. Four now styles for various types of women. They aro In pink or white batiste, pink contil and broche, $5.25 to $13.75. (Third Floor, Winlnnt) Women's Initial Handkerchiefs 30c Each nro of sheer and spotless Irish flax, and tho letters are hand embroid ered, too. (Weit Alilt) Two New Fall Models in Women's High Shoes Both lace shoes in graceful shapo wltli narrow toes, welted soles and Cuban heels. Ono stylo Is of tnn calfskin and has perforated, pointed tip. Tho other stylo is of black calfskin with perforated straight tip. Both $12 a pair. (Flrat Floor, Market) Specials in Luggage for Labor Day Trips Good oak-tanned cowhide suitcases with straps nil around, 24-inch size, $15.75. Extra-dcp oak-tanned cowhide suitcases wltll v!rlf lionvu straps and solid-brass trimmings, $18.50, Brown cowhide traveling bags with sewed-in frames and leather lining, a roomy oxford shape In 18 and 20 inch sizes, $22.50. Women's black enamel hat boxes, $7. All these pieces are much below regular prices. (Main Floor, Chtitnnt) Pleated Satin Charmeuse Skirts Special at $15 Particularly nico for this timo of tho year and for afternoon and evening wear in the houso all Win ter. Tnoy are so soft that you can fold them up into a very small spaco to tuck into tho week-end bag. Only the two colors navy bluo or black, fully knife-pleated except for a box pleat in front. The belt is narrow and fastens with a largo button. (FIrtt Floer, Central) New Silk Petticoats That Are Unusual for $3.65 are kinds women will like to wear under their new Fall suits and frocks. Somo aro of taffota, somo havo Jersey tops, and all aro now and attractlvo. There are plain and changeable silks, tho colors nro gay or moro subdued, as sho likes, and tho styles are remarkably good for this price. (Sack AltU) W Wt v 'y.-i Remember That the Wanamaker House: wares Sale Is Different From Any Othe$ The usual idea of a housewares sale is a housewares "clearaway" of odd sjzes or "si sellers." or of marmfafif.nvprs' iob lots or seconds " 'te But the Wanamaker Sale is made up entirely of new high-grade merchandise of ,1 unimpeachable qualities that have created a reputation for reliability and efficiency. '-r,4 iNO ciose-outs. jwverytning is souna tnrougnoui; wni Dear scrutiny in uie store ana; efill baffo'r ofoarlvcoinnno in -r-Vi o'li nm a Si t ' j :.t j i. i I .. i j. i-i x. i-., j ..:i. ...mj. .i$i in a, wujlu, ii s inaue up nuo ux mercutuiume witib iiuuiuj-ctutuiei ctiiu retailer wuiu wj e,e"" rid of but of the merchandise YOU want to get into your home. What a difference! (; Our advance orders, placed in vast quantities to meet the demand of the house-cleaning? o-nri Mrkiioa-fiivviamrrv cooenn anahla na rr rkfrar ao lviir fivirnaa nn rhoao firm anrl QrrQrlf. ntonj! unit, iiuugv xuiiituuuig oucvouil, viiwwiv mu wu u"wi f3 Avv iivvo w unvuv "v uiiu iuiviviiu liuvii ; sils as you'd pay elsewhere for "bargain goods of dubious or all-too-certam character. This is the Autumn's great opportunity for the housekeeper to get rid of old, broken aown, aamagea utensns rouna tne nouse ana replace tnem witn snmmg new nouse wares at money savings. For the Autumn bride who must begin with everything shining new, the new, shining dollars saved, the good goods acquired, will be a veritable windfall. (Fourth floor, Mark.t and Central) Sale Special ' Carpet Sweepers American Queen carpet sweepers, $6.75 each. MEN Men's Straw Hats at $1 For Tomorrow Only This price will clear them all out and that is why we mark them so low, for Monday their space will be taken by Fall hats. So for tomorrow All the Sennit straw hats, including Lon don hats, are $1 each. Sizes 6 5-8 to 7 1-8 only. Panama hats- are $2 each and were three times that much or more. Leghorn hats are $3 each and were two or three times that price. And a lot of odds and ends of summer hats will go out at $1 each. (Main Floor. Market) Fresh Lot of Men's Shirts Special at $2.85 We have been selling some shirts at this price that we considered pretty good, but these new ones are even better. They are made of printed corded madras in soft-cuff, neglige style, and the variety of designs is unusually large and unusually pleasing. These shirts are our own regular goods, made to our own generous specifications, and are in eveiy way desirable. (Mnln Floor. "Market) The Men's 50c Neckties Have Been Replenished by a new shipment that arrived just in time for those men who want new ties for over the holiday. 1200 fresh, new ties of an excellent quality of silk and in a good assortment of patterns. (Main Floor. Market) New Moire Ribbons for Hair Bows The ribbons como pretty nnd popular in nil Bhades- tho in cluding: pinks and blues, and dark colors. Five and a quarter inches wido, 75c a yard. (Main floor, antral) ' "if All of Our Beautiful Lamps Are in the September Sale Thirty-three and one-third per cent is the average reduction in price. But, lfltt all prices seen apart from the goods, it cannot convey the full meaning of the valua represented, and, like all averages, it understates many of the wonderful opportunities to be seized by the keen-eyed and early purchaser some of them reaching a reduction mark as low as 50 per cent. The best plan, if you're a homemaker and want a lamp, big or little, in any style, for any nook, corner, room or hallway (and what homemaker does not?), is to attend the Lamp Sale, survey the whole glorious exhibit and Choose the Lamp You Like at Samnns of One-third The choice is almost bewildering in its scope, allowing for the satisfaction of all 1 tastes and almost all purses. For these are no end-of-the-season stocks, mind you, but the y full and splendid supplies with which we start what will probably be the greatest sea- ( son of selling of lamps and lighting fixtures that Philadelphia has ever known. I. The public is done forever with dim lights, with poring in dark corners, with ! "economies" that render the spectacle-maker rich. They prefer to keep the eye, the lamp of the body, bright and beaming, and to put. the price of the spectacles into the fine and efficient lamp which is the light of the home life. We're prepared for this ever-increasing demand with the most comprehensive retail stocks in the country, and it is these stocks into which you can put your ha'nd and help yourself during the period of the Sale. (Fourth Floor, Central) I ' yifi xi qmb' "' " j ' m (M7 $&. V ' aasSS370) VI ryittjur .ajx zv zti-w , x - ir-H-r-imr f w r x fiunriH. T.' -j..i - t.1 - -k-" . tt x v :.1'm..l,. -rj-x I?., -v ::mmmmcar-zr v x. nmmnw v .oe'geBsx' i m mm Have You All the Dishes You Need? The China Sale Can Supply You In fact, the new dinner sets are comine in so fast that betwpfln the flmA nf eonri;n f these lines to the printer and your reading them, at least 300 to 400 sets of new dishes in i new patterns w.l have joined the hundreds of others already offered in the Sale. I The aVfimrrp SJlvinor iq 9K noi oont irrl 1-1Q vinrTxln o.n fnl.t ,.!. J i. ' !n general the price scale for dinner sets in the Sale starts with $37.50 for the French. ' $35 for English and other imported ware, and $16.50 for the American, going all the way to ruu t , ouircju ocl- ueuuittieu rmniy in mat rrencn encrusiea goia mat we were a bit afraid we might not be able to get. But we got it. (Fourth Floor, Chtitnnt) ' What Wonderful Days for Golf! Wood clubs in large assort ment at $3.50 to $7.50. Imported irons with selected shafts, $5 to $6. A good supply of Radio golf balls at $12.60 a dozen, and other standard makes of balls at $7.20 to $12 a dozen. Caddy bags, $1.50 to $40. You can improve your putting by the use of tho 'rubber putting disc we oll for $1. (Tho Onllrry, Chtitnnt) Rich Cut Glass in the September Sale Here is a suggestive list of beau tifully cut crystal, suitable for homo utility as well as for gifts, that are all priced a third below regular: Salad bowls Berry bowls Low berry dishes Mayonnaise dishe3 Ice cream troys Celery trays Orango bowls Footed nut dishes (Fourth Two-handled dishes Relish dishes Water pitchers Bonbon dishe3 Compotes Vinegar cruets Baskets ' Flower vases Punch bowls Prices start at $1.50 for a bon bon dish and go to $200 for a magnificently cut punch bovrL Floor, Chmtniit) r n For Little Feet ft larch to School Shoes Stockings English woolen socks for children of 3 to 12 years, $1.25 a pair. Black, white, tan, emerald, cadet and champagne. Three-quarter woolen sports hoso from England include At $1 a pair, white, tan, navy, black, champagne and cadet, in 3 to 10 year sizos. At $1.25 a pair, ribbed wool and cotton with turnover tops in heather mixtures, 4 to 12 year sizes. At $2 a pair, ribbed wool with fancy turnover tops, black, tan, gray, navy and browns: 5 to 13 year sizes. Special ,uS5S' lee Pair for $1, for black and white ribbed cotton stockings In selected second grade, 2 to 16 year sizes. 60c a pair for fashioned foot ribbed black, whito and cordovan cotton stockipgs, 2 to 16 year sizes. Boys' black calfskin lace shoes, sizes 11 to 13, $4.50; sizes 1 to 6. $6. Boys' tan calfskin blucher lace, sizes 11 to 2, $6.25. , ' Boys' heavy tan calfskin blucher laco, sizes 1 to 5&, $6. Children's practical tan calfskin lnco shoes tylthi hrnnrl tnna ni?ria OIL (a 11 n or - i .' vw., U.MV a w x, u,6u, sizes ift ia.fcrw $7.50. v y Special 1200 pair of children's and girls' high show,. with welted soles, have been lowered in price. ,! aizes o'S 10 , ?i and $4.50. Sizes 11 fc to 2, $4.50, $5.75, $6 and $7. onto en tu i, $q.od, yi ana $B.7o. (Main. 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