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Band plays at 9, Organ at 11
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Store Opens at 9
Store Closes at 5
Knee -Deep in Autumn Now and Looking Forward to Wintef
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Today We Climb Over the
Top of October
Already the trees, gardens and fields are
busy taking off thqir summer clothes and
putting on their Autumn garb,
The many tints of brilliant color in the
woods and along the riversides are worthy of
the time it takes for the drive or even for. a
long walk.
The next high wind or ptprmy day will
mightily change the beautiful landscape of
yesterday,
Almost all our new fall goods were
bought since the Store nearly emptied itself
by its memorable sweep-out of stocks in the
first half of the year and we were therefore
left free and open tp take advantage of lower
costs in replenishing in August ajid
September for our present large October
sales.
Our customers often pay, "We know by
past experience of many years where to go to
find right and reliable qualities and prjcps
properly regulated by every reduction tht
can be made, and as fast as it appears, every
day.''
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Unrivaled Colors and Sm&rt
Shapes in These Distinctive
New Redleaf Hats
"There aie no sports hate like the English hats!"
Over and over again women tell us that as .they select these
charming, pretty huts that we bring from overseas.
A Brand-New Shipment Has Just JLqnded
and it includes the newest British sports hats for Autumn and
the Winter.
Soft, furry moufflons and lustrous chenille hats are the domi
nating features, though there aro any number of wool and felt
hats, too. There aro n.ew shapes, hats with brims which may be
bent to best frame the wearer's face, hats with roll brims, small
hots for motoring, larger hats for geneial .wear; hats, in fn.ct, for
all sports needs.
Tfo Colors Are Beautifid
nnd the combinations are both artistic and becoming, picture, for
instance, a rich, silky brown chenille hat with a wide and gleaming
band of rose satin ribbon, or a russet brown with a deeper brown,
or a mauve with an orchid band. Sometimes the chenille hats are
faced with darker felt and have trimmings to harmonize.
But there are delightful cplors from which to choose jade
green and robin's-egg blue, rose and henna and copper, all the
browns from soft tans and band to African brown, lilac, mauve and
orchid, and gray and black as woll.
(.Srcond Floor Clirftnut)
Women's Fine Silk
Stockings
Special at $4,150
Just a little lot of about 500 pair
of full-fashioned, openwork, all-silk
stockings in black and colors.
These are first-grade goods that
usually sell for a third more.
(Went Atile)
MORE of those initialed
nightgowns for women
ave arrived, Tley have eyc
et yokes and are priced at
?2.25.
(Third Moor, Central.)
French and Chinese
Hand Embroideries
Arrive
The most exquisite edges and in
sertions done on organdie and
batiste and very much in demand
for fine blouses, lingerie, ooudpir
pillows and so on.
lately women are using these
hand embroideries for collars, cuffs
and vestees and they arc very suit
able for this.
pdges, 3 to 8 inches, are $2.75 to
$8.75 a yard.
Insertions, Vi to C inches, aie
52.75 to $5,75 a yard.
(Vint Vloor, Chestnut)
Exquisite Nejv French
Novelty Gloves
Coming as they do, from tho foremost French glovcniakei,
they nre beautifully made gloves, and aie of the finest French
Mdsklns.
They are now and unusual in style, too kinds nover before
shown. Gloves of pne color have contrasting hems, and fancy
perforated bands, in pointed effects, just belov tho hems. Fancy
embroidery, with tinsel embroidery introduced occasionally, mokes
them more distinctive.
There are white gloye3 with black trimmings and embroidory,
black with white, gray gloves with white, mode with white and tan
with white. Thoy all have pearl clasps and ore $5 a pair.
Another novelty glove in white has a tan color hem and tan
embioid,ery, and tan pearl clasp. This, too, is $5.
They will make beautiful gifts.
And, of course, thoy are to be found in Philadelphia only at
Wanamaker's.
(Main floor, Central)
Just SO Plaid Skirts
"Specials" at $22.50
You could buy a very nlc,e silk blouse with the difference in price
wetn the former qost of these skirts and what these now ones cost.
This particular atylo has been tho most popular wo have had this
!'J'"f s9t all-wool v.efour, pleated, in tan with blue or black or in a
Vff'iter an4 darker blue plaid. AH have a narrow patent leather belt
and lago up to 82-inch w,ajst. , " I,
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Luxurious Fur -Trimnied Suits
for Women Pripes $150 to $460
Ever since women discovered
tho irracc and foccomincrness of
the epjft pile fabrics they have
cjung to nem tor ueir nnest
cqsUirnes. ' Accp'rdjngly thce
novelty suits are cut from wqoI
velours in varying weights, from
cvora cloths and sllvcrtoncs. all
of them equally pleasant in their
soft colonngs browns, taupes
and dark blucS, besides black.
As these colors are emphasized
or echoed by the colors of the
mnjsivo fur collars fitch, snuir-
rcl. Australian opossum, taupe
wolf, mole, ljcavor and so bn
tho whole effect is extremely
charming.
pome of the suits are vpry
heavily embrpidered, even on the
skirts; some are simply deco
rated with rors ,of braid, an.d
some arc entirely simple except
for their rich collars.
Every suit is interlined.
Prices aro $150 to $4G0.
(Flmt Floor Central)
Women's Redleaf Iondon
Tweed Top Coats
English as they can be, from the
characteristic soft colorings down
to the leather buttons. Somehow
you can always tell them at a
glance.
They are very smart and, what is
(First Floor, Central)
more, most practical, for thoy wear
forever and never go out of fash
ion. Also they arc weather-proofed,
in invisible plaids, mixtures or plain
colors, three models at $65, $67.50
ana $B7.ou.
Women's Leather Handbags pf
Much Distinction
These are mostly imported bags
and we don't ever recall having
seen a collection pf so much individuality.
-There are fiat envelope shapes
and pouch shapes, chiefly of very
in u
colors, all
fine polished pin seal
4 r ' "m
oi rich,
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leathers.
black and
hand-tooled
Some of the pin seal pouch bags
Jiaye extremely 'artistic frames of
green-gold finish in filjgree design.
"Notable among them 'is a 'small
round bag"with a filigree frame,
very wia,e across tne top.
races i
'rices range from S15 for a flat
bag of hand-tooled leather to S60
for a largo novelty handbag of pin
seal with flexible gold mountings.
(Main Floor, Chtntntit)
All tfie Beautiful Fiirs
fy Fashion This Winter
may be spen in tho Wanamakcr Fur Salons, now. The collection
is at its best, and in addition to the staplo furs, there arc any
number of handsome, one-of-a-kind pieces for the woman in search
of something unusual.
There are short fur coats, great, full-length fur wraps, and
numbers of novelty coats you may find whatever you have in
tnlnd, from natural muskrat or natural gray squirrel to fino
Alaska seal or a regal ermine wrap.
Or if you wish a .small animal bcarf, one of the fashionable
one or two skin mink, marten or sable scarfs, there is an unusually
fino collection of these, too.
And there are, of course, many fur sets as well as fur enpes,
collars, a,toles, scarfs and neckpieces pf all the desirable furs.
Their quality is always of tho highest and the prices are
moderate for such fine skins.
(Ncconcl I loor, Clirftnut)
A Great Many Wpmen Insist
on Button Shoes
You would be surprised at th,c number pf wpmen who have been
wearing button slioes practically all thoir lives and will have n,a other
kind, aqd you might he! further surprised at the difilculty spme of them
havo in finding these shoes.
We have an especially good assortment in both smart and conserva
tive styles ,at $6 to $12 a pair.
Patent leathor and black glazed kidskm.
Black glazed kidskin with dull kidskin or black or gray cloth tops
and Cuban heels.
Also welted and turned spl.es.
AH black glazed kidskin with round toes and low heels.
Patent leather with various colorqd kidskin or suede tops and
Louis heels.
Flmt Floor, Market)
Prefty Wool Plaid
Skirtings Are Now
f,75 a Yard
Just the thing for tho fashionable
pleated skirt?' or for plain oies
either. All-wool, soft and fine to
the touch antl a full 5,4 inches in
width. Several good styles in both
blue and brown plaids,
Wnt Floor, ,dhtnwO
From Paris a New
Lot of "Chypre"
Perjfyme
It is in attractive bottles and
artistic bodies. -
Extract, jM.G0 and $? a bottle.
To?t'wt,?J W Mle.
(Mala Jtywr, Cktitaat)
White Batiste
Waists
One stylo in which tucks are
used with insertions is ?8.6Q.
Another with collar and cuffs of
"short tucking" is $8.p"0.
S.tUl another with its collar and
cuffB of n sqalloped embroidery is
$8.7p
(X;ird Floor, Central)
Fine Upholstered Furniture in Good
Selection at Savings of 30 to 50 Per Cent
In this collqqtipn are many luxurious and splendid suits for libraries or living rooms. Individual
chairs, rockers and settees are offered in a most attractive variety.
The whole assortment is probably the largest that has been shown at such remarkable price lowering
since pre-war days.
This is upholstered furniture of the finest kind, both in materials and workmanship.
There are several Italian Renaissance suits of superb quality, real masterpieces of furniture-making,
and some of these are truly an extraordinary offering. Less sumptuous but very fine suits "are plentiful at
80 per cent or more below regular prices. 1
Superb Italian Renaissance Suits for Libraries or Living Rooms
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O-pieco sujt in damask, a.t half, $662.60.
3-picco suit in velour, at half, $705.
,1-pipce suit in wool tapestry, one-third less, $1032.
H-pjecc suit in damask, at half, $745.
3-pieco suit in tapestry, at half, $1010.
Tho ofher fine upholstered suits and pieces include
3-piece suit in figuied brown velpur, 5075.
3-piecc suit in fawn eour( $755.
8-piccp suit In figured velour, ?742,
3-piecc quit in tapestry, ?G40.
3-picce suit in figured velour, $300. '
3-picco suit in striped silk velour, $205.
3-pieco suit in figured velour, $235.
Separate davenports, mostly of the overstuffed kind, $85, $115, $125.,
$135, $155, $210, $215.
Arm chairs, $48, $55, $72, $85 and $95.
Arm rockers, $44, $5G, $60, $75 and $05.
(Fifth Floor, Chettnut)
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This Is the Oriental Rug
Sale for Which So Many
Were Waiting
People who have "been thinking" for years afymt
buying Oriental rugs are buying them in this remark
able Sale. No wonder!
It is surely the Sale they have been waiting for.
It is the opportunity of years. It is the only opportu
nity of the kind that we know of. It is notable for low
prices, but the thing that makes the low prices really
worth while is the remarkable variety of fine Oriental
weaves, sizes and color effects to which they apply.
There are great carpets from Persia and China; there
are small rugs from most of the Eastern weaving
districts; there are medium-sized rugs in unusual
choice; and every rug in the sale is marked 30 to 50
per cent below the ruling price at retail.
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New Books of
Interest
"Never Grow Old," by Dr. L.
H. Goizet Price $2. The au
thpr of this little book is an
eminent French physician, who
is enjoying perfect health at
eighty-five, due to the method
discovered by him.
"A Builder pf the New
South," by George Tayloo
Winston. Price $3. The story
of the life-work of Daniel Au
gustus Tompkins.
"In Berkshire Fields," by Wal
ter Prichard Eaton, with illus
trations by W. K. Stone. Price
$3.60.
"Letters of a Javanese Prin
cess," by Raden Adjeng Kar
tini. Price 54. These letters
wcro originally published in
Holland; they breathe the mod
ern spirit, yet were written by a
woman of the Orient, and they
present a vivid picture of the
Javanese lijfe and customs.
"Psychoanalysis and Ueha
Hor," by Andre Tridon. $2.50.
The author was the first in the
United States to deliver lec
tures on this subject which
were open to tho geneial public.
Otnlp Floor, yiilrtcrnlli)
Irish Point Curtains
Less by One-Third
And that means n good deal in
the case of these curtains which
nre such favorites for the more
formal rooms in the house.
Mostly three yards long and they
are now priced $6.26, $7.50, ?8 and
so on up to $15 a pair.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
New Uniforms
for the Maids
For morning wear there aro pink
ana diuq couon dresses, and cottons
in pretty checked and striped ef
fects all simply made, $4.60 and
simply
For afternoon wear thero are
black cotton dresses at $5 and SC,
gray cottons nt $4.85 and $5.50.
and black mohairs at $8.50 to
$15.75.
And white uniforms, for nurse
maids, are $5.
(Third riqor, Centrnl)
New Ginghams at
a Saving
They aro 65c a yard, whereas the
same grade has been selling for
considerably m,ore than this.
And there are more styles than
we have had in any ono gingham
for a long time the Drottiost
ight-colorcd checks, pjaids and
mo plain colors, $2 inches wide.
(Firt Floor, Chestnut)
Fine New
Linen Sheets
and Pillow Cases
50 Per Cent Less
We wish we could place these
beautiful new goods under your
own eyes this minute, that you
might see how remarkable they
arc f,oi the monev. They are
an absolutely new shipment, pur
chased on very favorable terms.
The material in them is a very
fine, closely-woven, puie flax ljncn
of wonderfully even texture and
fine lound thread.
AH are very excellently hem
stitched. For service and looks
these aie tho goods.
For value they nre the best we
have had in many a day.
Hemstitched sheets in single and
double bed sizes 70x90 inches at
$18.75 a pair; 90x96 inches at $25
n pall.
Hemstitched pillow cases, 22x36
inches, at $4.25 a pair.
(J'lmt floor, CheHtput)
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Emerson Player-Pianos "x-
Lindeman Player-Pianos
Each Make in Three Different
Player Actions
Cery musician knows that the Schomacker, Emerson and
Lindeman are three of the best moderately priced pianos made.
Equipped with any of the splendid plajer mechanises with which
we have them they make player-pianos that aie unequaled outsido
of the high-priced instruments.
Not every make is equipped with the same mechanism as the
others, but there are five player actions altogether in the three
makes of player-pianos.
In pluyer-pinnos, as in anything else, it is pleasant to have
some latitude of choice, and while all the mechanisms used in these
playois are of superior grade, you may pefor one to the ether four.
Schomacker player-pianos. $1150, $1200 and $1850.
Emerson player-pianos, $950 and $1000.
Lindeman player-piunos, $800 and $850.
Any of these instruments may be bought on cotnenient terms
and in the Emcison and the Lindeman thcie aie two actions at the
lower price.
(Ktrjptlun Hull .Second l'loor, Murkel)
Black Satin Slippers
One-strap slippers, with narrow
toes, medium vamps and 2-inch
Louis heels; price $16, in the Ex
clusive Little Boot Shop.
(J Irst floor, Market)
600 Pair of Excellent New
Blankets Just Opened
Thebe aro the best "popular-priced" blankets on the maikct.
Two kinds are woen of pure California wool, warp and filling.
Otheis have an ull-wool filling and still others aie filled with about
70 per cent wool. Nearly nil of them are cut and bound separately; sonie
have boideib either in pink or blue, others aie plain white.
Fine, fresh, new goods, just arrived for this season's selling.
6084 inches, $10.50, S20, $22 and S25 a pair.
72x84 inches nt $18. $22 50, $25 and $27 a pair. ''
8090 inches at $22, $20, $28 and $30 a pair.
(Mxtu Floor, tviilrol)
500 wicker lampshades go on sale Monday morn
ing at the notably small prices of 50c to $4.75. They
are in nine sizes from boudoir lamp to floor lamj; A
sirpc nri linnf -ifl, .,. Ul.. 1J l jii. "" 3
., w ..... nun iuac, uiuc, uiu uiiu yreen siik f
and are very much wanted by women making their '
homes shipshape for the Winter.
(i:obt AUlc)
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Seamless Wool Chenille Rugs
in Good Assortment
u W 1lnd ? Iot ? .thcBe handsome heavy pile rugs in 0xl2-foot size
that went put so qulcWy that we brought in other Ji nlaol
iloro is a good selection in nlain and mottled ofrt,.
o iS sh ?A nnd .?9-eo 4 x n ft., suj.50
8x10 ft; 846
$xpft..$3l.8p
Pipeless Heaters Have Proved
Their Practicability
You would scarcely think that a heating outfit that has no pipes, no radiators
?LJP .throuhout the house could keep a dwelling warm in Winter, yet thero
are 5000 homes m the Philadelphia territory that can testify to the efficiency of ono
pjpeless heater M least.
The Caloric Heats Thoroughly and Saves Coal
The Caloric is a big, comfortable, inexpensive furnace that is set up in your cellar
and has one register at some properly selectqd spot on the ground floor. This register
is so arranged that it sends wArm air upward and draws cold air downward, making a
constant circulation throughout the house.
w W! .a;e.reliab,jr inarmed by people who have used this heater for two or three
Winters that it keeps tltf whple houe comfortably heated at 70 degrees and usofttpnly
about one-half to two-thirds as much coal as most heaters.
Jt is mA(Je in four sfoes & .$195 upward.
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36 x 6? in.; 8.50
, . iW in. ,$5.25
(STath Floor, ChMtaat)
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