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Y.W.G.A-CAFETERIA
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prominent Mon and Womon Will
Speak at Initial Coro
mony Tonight
S GIFT FROM A MEMBER
The new "cnfftcrln of' tlio Ynnns
Women's Christian Ansoelntlon of flcr
tnnntown, B820 Oprmnntowu (ivrnue.
will lie oppnrd tonight with n dinner
for nevrntr-fivc Riients. Mrn. Willlnm
Ij. McLean, honorary president of the
hoard, will he the hostess, nnd a group
of prominent men nnd women will speak ,
on the cenernl topic "inc xoung
WomenH Christian Asoclatlon In Our
Community."
Addresses will bo mado by Colonel
Sheldon Totter, Mm. J. WHIN Martin,
Ernest X. Tustin, Congressman George
P. Dnrrow. Franklin Spcnecr Rdmonds
nnd Mrs. II. H. I'rentlss Nlrholls. The
invocation will he prouounccil by the
Kcv. Dr. William Iletter Jennings, of
the Presbyterian Church of German
town. The cafeteria Is tlio gift of a member
of the Young Women's Chrlstlnn As
sociation of Gcrmnntown, who has
planned to make the enterprise n factor
In the Hfo of the community. Men arc
especially welcome, nnd one, feature of
the cafeteria Is n smoking nnd rest
room for men.
The cafeteria opens to the public to
morrow nt 11 o'clock, when the first
luncheon will be served. The hours for
afternoon ten will bo from 3 until 5
o'clock, nnd dinner will be served from
C ilntll 8 p'clock.
All the Items on the menu are mod
erate priced, and the meals present the
choice of two kinds o' meat nnd two or
three kinds of vcgetaMcs.
The dining room seats BOO. The
cafeteria, which extends across the cn.
tiro fourth floor of the building, Is di
vided into smaller rooms. One of them
Is a special scrvlco room, whero patrons
can be served. Another is a rest room
for ladles.
Mis Carolyn Hill is director of the
cafeteria, and her assistant Is MNs
Marguerite Turner. Hotli nre graduates
of the Boston Domestic School.
C. pTrAY LEAVES $95,000
Will of Sign Company Head and
Othera Probatid
C'hesiec P. Hay, nn otficcr of the
Tenn Reduction Co. nnd president of
the Brilliant Sign Co.. who died Sep
tember 23. left nn rotate valued nt
$03,000. bequeathed to his wife nnd
three sons.
The will -of Frank Ilendley. 110
Willow Grove nveuue, also, probated
terlnv. disposed of nn estate valued nt
$10,500.
Inventories of the following estates
were filed :
Jacob Michel. Jr.. SUM .850.30: Wil
liam Scherger, .$0180.57: Charlei J.
Itane. ?23.00."i.n0; David I.angsdorf.
$14,008.32: Kninuel O. Armstrong,
$0132.03; Annn T. Smith. Slfi.2im.07.
and August Koenig, ?4 . 722.53.
Organ Plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
, Chimes at Noon .
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Ready Tomorrow With a Sweeping and Immediate Sale of All
Our Men's and Boys9 Suits and Overcoats in the Down Stairs Store
Nearly $100,000 Worth to Be Sold at Once for 25 Per Cent Less
1000 New Voile
Blouses $1.15
Fresh new blouses of white voilo are In various pretty styles and
some have embroidered organdie collars.
Striped Messaline Blouses at $5.50
The ctripes arc in various color combinations till dark and well
blended and the blouses are in a simple tailored stylo, with a con
vertible collar, that will look well with the new Autumn suits,
(Mnrkrt)
A Little Lot of
Unusual Sports Skirts
at $5.75
Women, who appreciate the subtle color combinations found in
English sports clothes, will like these skirts. They are of rough,
sporting materials in four colorings, with indefinite ovcrplalds or
stripes misty blue, dull green, heather brownand a soft nnd lovely
combination of tan and blue. The skirts are quite simple, arc gathered
under a belt and finished with two patch pockets. They're smart in
every particular,
(Market)
Miss Autumn Is Very Much
Interested, in
New Tailored Frocks for
Street Wear
And, certainly, they are worth her interest! Tricotinc, serge and
wool jersey arc in better qualities and weaves (In the case of jersey,
does one say "knits"?) than former years and a woman is sure of
getting splendid value for her money.
Wool Jersey Dresses, Special at $16
Various braided models are in the best colors of the season: brown',
reindeer, navy and taupe.
Navy Tricotine Dresses at $16, $18 to $25
A softor touch is given by the satin vestees and, on some dresses,
contrasting-color, piping. Braid and embroidery, in silk or wool arc
used effcctlvolyfalso beading.
At S13.25-jftricotinc dresses in the youthful, straight-line mode arc
trimmed witMirnid.
ij SlftJiO serge dresses with pleated skirts nre finished with
bands ofroaid on the bodices.
Satin for Young Girls, at $12 and $16
Ruffles, beads, silk embroidery, net overskirts oh, many things
that will appeal to young girls and young women I The satin is good
quality ana the dresses arc nicely made.
AN OPPORTUNITY:
Handsome Serge or Tricotine Dresses
One, Two or Three of a Kind
Shops that make a specialty of individuality would charge twice
as much, or more, for these well-tailored, distinctive dresses. Fine
serges and tricotines arc used, exquisite tailoring and handsome
trimmings beads, . ieautiful braid or colored silk. embroidery, etc.
$25, $35 to $72.
(Marktf)
The Wanamaker Down Stairs Store stock of men's and boys' clothing is one of the best in the
city.
For excellence in fashion and fabric, these new suits and overcoats are unsurpassed anywhere
in Philadelphia at anywhere near the regular prices.
And this sale has the extraordinary advantage that every garment in it is all-wool.
Every overcoat, every suit, every pair of trousers is good, durable all-wool, safe and sound
for Winter wear.
Now this whole stock comes down in price 25 per cent.
It is an opportunity, a great opportunity; it goes ahead of anything else that has been done
in Philadelphia in the direction of actually bringing about lower prices to the people.
Here are the prices, but it will pay to be bright and early tomorrow morning, for even
$JL00,000 worth of stock will not last long under the pressure of such a demand as there will be for
this clothing.
Men's All -Wool Suits
and Overcoats
Men's good, sound Winter overcoats, at 25 per
cent less, will be marked $22.15, .$27.40, $31.90 and
$34.90.
Men's Winter suits in cheviots, cassimeres and
worsteds, at 25 per cent less, will be marked $25.80,
$26.25, $28.15 and upward to $40.15.
Men's serge and cheviot suits, with two pair
of trousers, at 25 per cent less, will- be marked
$28.50.
Men's odd trousers, in good all-wool suiting
patterns, at 25 per cent less, will be marked $5.80,
$7.30, $7.90 and $9.
And All These Fine Things for Boys
(In the Juvenile Shop)
Boys' corduroy suits (sizes 7 to 15
years), at 25 per cent less, will be
marked at $9.55.
Cheviot suits, 8 to 18 year sizes, at
25 per cent less, will be marked at
$10.35 and $14.
Cheviot suits, with two pair of
knickerbockers, sizes 8 to 18 years, at
25 per cent less, will be marked at
$13.15, $14.65 to $21.55.
Cassimere suits, sizes 10 to 18
years, at 25 per cent less, will be
marked $16.90.
Blue serge suits, sizes 7 to 18 years,
at 25 per cent less, will be marked at
$13.15.
((lallrr.v, MHrkrt)
Boys' warm, all-wool mackinaws,
sizes 8 to 18 years, at 25 per cent less,
will be marked $10.35.
Overcoats, and what fine, snug, all
wool overcoats they are, will fit boys of
8 to 16 years. At 25 per cent less they
will be marked $13.75, $16.90 to $18.75.
Gray chinchilla overcoats, for
youngsters of 3 to 10 years, at 25 per
cent less, will be marked $9.55.
Blue serge knickerbockers, sizes 7
to 18 years, at 25 per cent less, will be
marked $3.20.
Corduroy knickers, sizes 7 to 18
years (you can imagine how fast these
will be picked up) , at 25 per cent less,
will be marked at $2.15.
New Winter Coats
In Their Soft Loveliness
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(Mnrket)
fill every corner of the Down
Stairs Coat Store. Every sort of
warm and pretty Winter coat has
been gathered here; coats for
sports wear, coats for ovcry day,
all-weather usage, coats for mati
nees and teas and evenings.
Materials and colorings are soft
and many of the coats are
trimmed with fur collars and,
sometimes, cuffs. Others nre plain,
for women who have their owrj
furs to wear.
Prices start as low as $20, for
a serviceable, full-length coat that
will give you much satisfaction
and comfort. Between $20 and
$89 there arc literally hundreds
of coats, capes and wraps for your
choosing.
The coat that is sketched on
the left is of tinseltone in be
coming shades of blue, reindeer
and brown. It is lined thi-ough-out
with figured silk and is $45.
The other is a suedene coat
in taupe, brown and Nnnkin blue.
It, also, is hoftly lined with silk
and shows a touch of silk em
broidery on the back. $59.
Brand-New Autumn It's Good There Are Plenty of Shoes
Gloves for Women
They are the fashionable gloves of the season,
mado of beautifully soft skins. Many glove makers
have told us that they arc the best value they have
seen around, which makes us even more proud of
them.
Special, $2.25 a Pair
One-clasD style cloves, outseam sewn with plain
needle-stitched back3, nro in tan, brown, coffee and
beaver, and pique sewn style are in tan and coltcc.
At $3 a pair, slip-on enpeskin gloves with 4 Vi -inch
cuffs are in tan. brown nnd beaver with two-tone
silk embroidered backs.
At $5 a pair, ten-button length tan nnd beaver
gloves have two-tone silk embroidered bncks.
At $6 a pair, twelve-button length tan and navy
blue gloves (it has been very difficult to get navy
blue) have silk-embroidered backs.
(Ontml)
Real Lace
is something that almost every woman loves, and this
Real Filet Neckwear
will be a pretty touch on any dress, especially the
simple dark silk or cloth dresses of Autumn.
Collars In roll shapes, in several pretty patterns,
are $1.50 and go to $'4.25 for a square-cut collar.
Sets ( collar and cuffs) are S4.75 for roll collar
style, and $5.75 for one with a squnre collar.
(Central)
in This Wonderful Sale!
When a sale comes along like this, at the beginning of the
season, with shoes that the people want, marked at real savings, it
is good to know that the quantity is large enough to allow many
people to take advantage of it! There is hardly a limit to the good
it can do.
Children Are Hardest on Shoes
So We Marked Them a Lot of Good Shoes, $2.90
Sturdy black leather shoes with serviceable, welted soles
form the bulk of them, but there are some shoes for "best," too!
Women's Shoes at $3.90 and $5.25
Think of it, at the beginnin g of the season high lace shoes
in most of the fashionable leathers and with various styles of heels,
etc., at these prices!
Some heavy Oxfords are in the sale at $5.25.
(Clirolnut)
Boys' Shoes at $3.90
In The Juvenile Shop, Market Street, Gallery
Black shoes are in sizes 1 to 6 and tan shoes in sizes 10 to
13V2. Fine choosing!
(OBlIrr.v. Market)
Plaid Blankets
Special at $6.66
66x80 inches
The blankets are of soft cotton and
are in pretty plaids, so that they might
be used as comfortables.
(Cmtrnl)
1000 Corsets, Special at $1.90
There are four models of plain pink
coutil or figured pink poplin, and they take
care of slight to medium figures.
(Central)
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Special Hosiery for
Women
Full-fashioned Cotton Stockings, 50c a pair.
Black, white and navy.
FulUfaahioncd Silk Stockings, $1.10 a pair.
Black, white and cordovan "seconds," but
good ones.
Fiill-faflhloncd Fine Silk Stockings, $2 a
pair. Black, white, Russian calf, African
brown and navy; they have mercerized cotton
tops. ,
' (Central)
"Great Value, That Velour
of Yours"
50-inch Velour at $2.75
Yes, it is great value and people arc appreciating
t, buying yards and yards for upholstering and for
draperies and scarfs.
It is in rose, mulberry, dark red, two shades of
blue, two of brown and a good green.
Curtain Scrim at 25c a Yard
All-over figured scrim in pretty colors and plain
white, cream and ecru bordered scrim are both
36 inches wide. Neat curtains for bedrooms, living
rooms, kitchens any room in the house can be
made at little cost.
(Central)
Brocaded .Hair Ribbons
Special, 58c a Yard
Pink, blue or white.
Of soft, lustrous satin or taffeta, they are in a
number of pretty patterns.
They are equally nico for sashes, and are about
4 Inches wide.
(Centrnl)
Cozy Sleeping Garments
for Little Folks
There have been so many mothers requesting
these warm little night drawers that we were glad
to get them in.
They nre of soft pink or bluo striped flanncllet.
with or without feet, in 2 to 12 year sizes. $1.45
to SI. 75.
i'lain white flannellct in tho same style, and
snmo sizes, $1.00. (Central)
$15,498 Worth of Axminster and Velvet
Rugs on Sale Tomorrow
at $10,305
We frankly think this the biggest opportunity we have ever
been able to offer in the Down Stairs Rug Store, and we are proud
of every rug in the sale its quality, its pattern, its coloring and
its price. The rugs are right, the opportunity is a live one and the
savings are sound.
There is a flat reduction of a third and a little more.
The rugs are in the most desirable patterns taken from the
Chinese, Persian and various Orientals, also some of the
standard conventional designs. All are new this season. There is
a wide range of colorings, including some of the more unusual, that
aro unusually beautiful, and altogether the opportunity of selection is
almost unlimited.
7.6x9 Feet
Velvet rugs, now $31.50
Velvet rugs, now $41.50
Axminster rugs, now $35
Axminster rugs,-now $11.50
8.3x10.6 Feet
Velvet rugs, now $40
Velvet rugs, now $15.50
Velvet rugs, now $53.25
Axminster rugs, now $48.25
Axminster rugs, now $53.25
Axminster rugs, now $55
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9x12 Feet
Velvet rugs, now $46.50, $50, $56.50 and $63.25.
Axminster rugs, now $38.25, $43.25, $46.50, $51.50, $56.50, $61.50 and $63.25
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