Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, September 28, 1920, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 7, Image 7

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Store Opens at 9
Band at 9; Organ at il and 4 :50
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Chimes at JNoon
Store Closes at 5
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Happiness and Half Happiness
Are Miles and Miles Apart
There is as much difference as there
is between Winter and Summer.
There are few cities or homes or
churches that would not be better off if
it were not for jealousies and friendships
broken off for some undefined and
unknown reason.
One or the other made a mistake,
and the two men or women who could
have helped each other drifted apart
and both have been and are poorer and
unhappier for it.
The hearty good will one for the
other is one of our best assets in this
store.
Signed
September 28, 10S0.
100 Wool Jersey Sports Suits
for Women Are $30 Each
Practical, good-looking suits
that a woman can wear every day
in all kinds of weather and yet
know that she is well dressed.
These are all new Fall models,
there arc about 18 styles alto
gether, and the only reason that
the price is as muo as ?!" ia uu-
(Flrnt Floor,
New Fur -Trimmed Suits for
Young Women, $62.50
One of the smartest and
most practical suits in the
Young Women's Salons is a
new model of fur and wool jer
sey in a style suitable for gen
eral or better wear.
The cotit is the new length,
is planned on youthful lines
(Second Floor,
SEEMS as if Tweed
Coats Never
.Wear Out
But you will find women for
giving that readily when they
want a good all-around coat for
general wear.
And, just because they do last
eo long tho makers of tweed coats
have found it good policy to use
only the more conservative tai
lored styles that stay in fashion
as long as tho coat lasts.
Many women aro buying weed
coats this Fall and there is a bet
ter assortment than ever. 545 and
$65 for domestic tweed coats. $88
for imported cloths made up in
this country. $75 to $95 for Eng
lish tweeds. All nre weather
proofed.
(First Floor, Central)
Paris Talks
"Velvets," and
Here They Are!
Chiffon velvets of exquisite
softness, drapable into any
form you chooso nnd beyond
everything fashionable for the
now day and evening gowns
and handsomo wraps. There
are the now shades of blue,
brown, henna, taupe and bril
liant red. 40 inches wide and
?11 a yard.
Also you will find plenty of
black chiffon velvets of the
same fine quality nnd width
but at tho very moderate price
of $9.50 a yard.
(First Floor, Chentnut)
FINE New Kid
Gloves, $3.50
a Pair
These aro tho smart short kid
gloves that women want for cloth
frocks with long sleeves and for
their early Autumn suits.
The skins aro soft and of fino
quality and tho gloves nre over
seam Bewn. They come in black,
block with white embroidery,
uhltc, white with blnck embroid
ery, tnn, modo, brown.
?3.60 a pair.
(Main Floor, Central)
TT NITTED "Tarns"
and Caps at
Special Prices
A manufacturer anxious to
clear up incomplete lines and odd
lots turned them all over to us
at an exceptionally low figure.
Iney arc just in time for school
girls' Autumn wear.
Wool capB nt $2.1G.
.Plain and striped tam-o-snanters,
$2.50.
Large tam-o-shanters, striped,
?2.76.
All In a variety of coloro.
(Flut Floor, Market)
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causo certain sizes are missing in
each style. There aro all sizes
from 34 to 44 in the entire collec
tion, however.
Both plain colors and two-toned
mixtures, particularly the pretty
heather tones that so many
women like.
Central)
with just enough pleats for
fullness, with a narrow bolt at
the waistline.
The collar is a wide furry
one of ring-tail opossum.
The suit comes in brown or
blue shades and in 14 to 20
year sizes.
Chestnut)
NEW Fabric
Handbags of
Unusual Charm
Brocade velvet in navy, brown,
taupe and black, and duvetyno in
beaver, blue and brown are tho
fabrics used, and they nre all of
fine quality.
The frames aro in gold or green
gold finish and aro unusually at
tractive. The handles aro fino metal mesh
loops that slip over the wrist,
and ilrc also gold finish.
Tho linings are all of fine satin.
Rather remarkable handbags
for $12.50.
(Main Floor Chentnut)
WOMEN'S Wing
Tip Oxfords
for Fall and Winter
Each year finds more women
wearing Oxfords through tho
colder weather. For this purpose
they are partial to tho wing-tip
style with much perforation and
Cuban heels.
Wo have two new models of
these desirable shoes in dark tnn
boarded calfskin. Ono has n
graceful round toe of a brogue
hhnpc and moderate Cuban heel.
The other has narower too and
higher Cuban heel.
Either style $12 a pair.
(Flrit 1 Ioor, Market)
p RETT Y Pink
- Silk Bloomers
Somo aro of soft lustrous wash
Batins and others are of firm
crcpo de chine, but you will
notice that the silks are always
of good quality nnd tho color tho
pretty pink thut women liko so
well.
Somo havo laco ruffles; somo
are braid trimmed; somo havo lace
insertion, nnd others are simply
hemstitched, but thoy aro always
attractive and dainty.
Crcpo dc chino bloomcr3 are $3
to $8.
Sutin bloomers, $2.85 to $5.50.
(Tlilnl Floor, Crntrul)
Thursday Ends
The Housefurnishing Sale
In the great Sale of Housewares, timo now is monoy.
Tomorrow and Thursday you may chooso housef urnishings of
the finest quality made at 10 to 40 per cent less than regular prices.
Chooso whllo you may at a substantial prico advantage from
a vast variety of wares, articles and domestic utensils.
Choose Aluminum Ware at a
Saving of One-Third
Choose fire lighters at less than cost of making.
Chooso electric fans at good reductions.
Chooso dress forms, ironware, cutlery, enameled cooking uten
sils, brushes, soaps, chamois, tlnwuro, Russian Ironware, baskots
and hundreds and hundreds of other articles at prlcos that will not
bo quoted again on the samo variety of wares In a long time.
(Fourth Floor, Market and Central)
The People
Won't Let This Furniture
Movement Stop
At least not for the pres
ent. The only thing for us
to do is to keep it replenished
as well as possible, and we
are doing so.
The event centers around
a very fine collection of
dining-room, bedroom,
library and living-room suits
which are marked 30 to 50
per cent less than regular
prices.
It is years since there has
Upholstered Furniture for Libraries and
Living Rooms in Tapestry, Velour and
Mohair Coverings 3-Pieee Suits
at Savings of 30 to 40 Per Cent
Three-piece suits, $155, , Armchairs, $48, $55, $62,
$235, $300, $325, $575, $655, $70, $90, $100, $110, $123
$1100 to $1245. to $160.
Davenports, $85, $95, Arm rockers, $40, $48,
$155, $180, $215 to $375. $65, $86 and $100.
(Sixth Floor)
Only Tomorrow and Thursday
for the China Sale
Two days more to chooso from
our entire stock of dinner sets, in
cluding several open-stock pat
terns, at 20 to 33 1-3 per cent less
than regular prices.
Two days more to choose from
a large collection of fine cut glass
and inexpensive glassware at the
same substantial savings.
varieties in all lines aro prac-
( Fourth Floor,
The Lamp Sale
Bright to ,
the End
Tho end of it comes Thurs
day evening. Until then you
may chooso from a very fine
assortment of table nnd floor
lamps, fixtures nnd shados in
silk and parchment.
Varieties aro as good as they
were at the beginning on ac
count of new lots that have
been coming in.
Prices aro 20 to 33 1-3 per
cent less than regular rates,
but tho time for taking advan
tage of till the bright oppor
tunies of tho sale is short
tomorrow nnd Thursday, but
not afterward.
(Fourth Floor, Central)
TWEED Hats for
"Regular"
Boys
Tho smaller boys prefer the
popular bulldog shape, whllo tho
older lads liko an Alpino shape,
like Father's.
And while few of the boys ap
preciate the fino materials and
workmanship that go into these
hats, their parents do.
Bulldog tweed hats, $3.50.
Alpine tweed hats, $5.
Boys' tweed caps, $2.50 and $3.
Rcdleaf London-mado tweed
hats for boys, $5.
(Main Floor, Mnrliet)
N
EW Brushed
Wool Scarfs
at $8!
Tho wide comfortably warm
scarfs that many women nre wear
ing theso days in place of a coat
and this prico i3 considerably less
than they wore last year.
In stripes' of various kinds,
black, tan, navy, gray, brown nnd
heather mixtures.
(Moln Floor, Central)
been such a variety of these
Buits offered at such unusual
savings, a fact which people
apparently appreciate.
The variety embraces
suits in many beautiful
periods, woods and finishes.
It is a most remarkable op
portunity for anybody who
has longed for a fine new
suit of furniture for bed
room, dining room or li
brary, but who may have
hesitated because of prices.
tically ns good 'as they were at
tho beginning.
Savings opportunities are as
plentiful nnd as real, but tho time
is short, so tho thing to do is to
help yourself while you may.
Dinner sets of fino quality
French, English, American
$16.G0 to $450.
(Jut glass from ?1.75 to $200.
Chentnut)
TNTRODUCING
A New Golf Balls
From England
Those balls aro all well known
and well liked by British golfers
and we believe that Philadclphians
will find them satisfactory in
length of flight and length of
service.
Tho Zome Zodiac and the Pearl
Zodiac aro in two weights, 29
and 31.
Tho Avon de Luxe is in largo
heavy, largo floater and small
heavy sizes.
All havo recess and lattice
markings.
Prices $1 each, $12 a dozen.
(Tlie Gallery, Chestnut)
PINE New
Cretonnes from
at Home and
Overseas
We cannot recall a time when
we had such a splendid collection
of imported and domestic
cretonnes this early in tho season.
Tho designs and colorings arc
suitable for any room in the
house nnd people who likoo get
an early start with their Fall and
Winter hangings will welcome
this opportunity.
Prices range from 75c to $2.25
a yard.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
A GOOD Addition
to the Japanese
Jute Rugs
Since our first announcement
of the arrival of theso rugs wo
have received some in 8x10 ft.
size, a much-desired room-size
which was missing then.
Because of their beautiful de
signs and colorings, which give
them a closo resemblance to
Oriental rugs of tho expenslvo
sort, and because of their ex
tremely moderate prices, these
Japanese jute rugs aro going out
rapidly.
9x12 ft, $62.50 6x9 ft., $31.50
8x10 ft., $48.50 4.6x7.6 ft., $19.50
(rierenth Floor, Chestnut)
NEW Irish Linen
Napkins
Extraordinary at
$8.50 a Dozen
On theso fine, new goods theio
is a saving of at least $2.50 u
dozen. Frankly, tho manu
facturer would have preferred Uh
to cancel tho ordor when ho
found what It had cost to turn
thorn out and ship them,
These aro full bleached nap
kins, 22x22 inches, all pure linen
and In n choice of six beautiful
patterns.
Men's
t
Overcoat
Opportunity
of a
Lifetime!
Y) RIGHT and
Shop (on the Gallery just a few steps from the Chestnut Street Main En
trance) one of the most remarkable offerings ever made, by any store, to the
men of Philadelphia
800 Splendid London Overcoats
at $40 to $85
(These prices being considerably lower than domestic
overcoats of equal grades can possibly be sold for,)
PLEASE do not let this rather startling
headline give any one the impression
that England is now or is going to be able
to send men's clothing to this country to
undersell American clothing.
That is something that cannot be done
Except for This Once in a
Lifetime Occasion!
We got these goods over 600 of
them by means of an extraordinary
special purchase such as we firmly believe
cannot be' made again with anybody.
These overcoats are not unknown
things.
They are the famous Kenneth Dur
ward, "Ulster House, field and town top
coats that are celebrated all over Europe
and America.
In reputation, in fashion, in tailoring,
in reliability, .they are second to none in
the world.
early tomorrow morning we will have
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duller)-,
They are, of course, unmistakably
London overcoats, with the easy shoulders
and skirty effects that look as if nobody
in the world but a British tailor could
put them in.
Some are plenty conservative enough
for club and evening wear, but most of
them are the big, warm wrap-up Winter
type of overcoats that you want for gen
eral utility, whether for street, or automo
bile wear or country use.
The models in the Sale are "Aintree,"
both single and double breasted, "Con
duit," single and double breasted, and
"Taglion" and "Balmacaan," and they
include all that we have of these models in
our own stocks, for when the great London
shipment of over 600 came in the other
day we had to bring our own stock of
nearly 200 down to meet the prices of the
new shipment.
Materials include Saxonies, fleeces,
covert cloths, cheviots, tweeds and angoras.
Colors run the whole gamut of
browns, greens, grays, blues and blacks
that are fashionable at the moment.
At $40 to $85 each the prices arc
away below what you would have to pay
for domestic goods of equal quality.
Also 230 Men's London Golf
Suits at One Price, $48.50
These are the finest golf suits in
America, and we believe that they are the 4fc
finest that have ever come out of England.
They include the famous Sunningdale
models that have become so well known in
the highest-class country clubs of the
country.
They are all by Kenneth Durward, of
Ulster House, London, and contain more
in fabric, in tailoring, in reliability and in
fashion than any other golf suits we have
ever handled.
For $48.50, every one of these 20
suits ought to go marching out in a day.
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in the Men's London
(Flrtt Floor, Chestnut)
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