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New Goods at Prices Aluwys Fair and Often Less Than Regular
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The Liberty Statue fti '
New York Harbor
is an inspiration, even on a foggy morning,
befote sunrise, when the thick' mists at times
cover as with curtains almost all of the .
majestic" figured Only a great arm and a big
hand is visible, the symbol of a kindly feeling
reaching a welcome out over the water to all who
come to our shores with Jitmest intention to
believe in,loye and live for the principles of the
Star-Spangle, Banner,, our flag of sunbeams"
and inspirations. ', " '
Big as the United States is, it has no
longer room henceforth for a man or woman
who does riot adopt the Stars and Stripes of
George Washington as their flag and their only
flag not the';red flag but the red, white and.
blue. -'.. , ,
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Oct. 28, 1920.
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New CoatsWith and Without
F j r i or Young Women
For the girl who has her own furs and wishes a good-looking, warm
Winter coat without fur trimming, that $80 coat of cvora is unusually
attractive. The material is soft and thick and of beautiful quality,
and the coat is made in a simple, "youthful style that is invariably
becoming. There is a wide collar which may bo buttoned high, there is a
narrow belt, and there is stitching in the same color on the sides.
If she would like a fur-trimmed coat, there is a stunning..model at
97.50 a coat of evora with a collar of soft taupe nutria. This has a
narrow belt, stitching and large buttons for trimming.
Both coattf are lined throughout with silk and interlined and both
come in the fashionable Winter colors seal brown, reindeer, pine-
needle green, timnesc uiue snaucs ana navy oiue.
14 to 20 year sizes.
(Second Floor, Cheiitnut)
"Brides' Stockings" From
France
That is what they call these beautiful sheer silk stockings
with insteps of real lace Chantilly, Duchess-point and Point
Gaze.
White, $22.50, $25, $30 und $50 a pair..
Black, $22.50, $25 and $30 a pair.
Oniy a limited lot.
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Women's Tweed Coats Are
Popular and With Good Reason
One thing is that there is such a good assortment this Fall; the
Enclish tweeds are becinninfr to come in attain in large numbers. We
haven'tthad anything like this many siiy;e before tho war.
And there aro the finer American tweed coats, some made of the
English coatings, others of American cloths. Both tho American and
the English coats have the longer rover collar nnu lovely son coiormgs.
J hey are all weather-proofed.
.starting as low as $45, prices go up to $uo.
(I'lrnt Floor, Ontrul)
Women's Fine Oxfords Drop
to $9.75 a Pair
Hundrc ds of pairs of the finest low shoe3 in the Women's Shoe
Store have been lowered in price t. $9.76 a pair.
Four styles altogether two models, each in two leathers.
The.ro are smart low-heel sports oxfords with wing tips,
saw-tooth pinking and perforations. These are in black and ma
hogany color calfskin.
And there are trim, straight-tip oxfords with plain, grace
ful lines and militaiy heels. These aro in light tan Russia calf
skin and black glazed kidskin.
All brand-new styles, and at $9.76 a pair there is a very
real saving.
(First Floor. Market)
Women's Sports JEEose
From England
We have iusr. rppolvntl n now shitiment of Enclish snorts BtockingS
in the colors and styles that outdoor women like."
$2.50 a rjair for ribbed wool and cotton in fancy heather und Lovat
colorings.
?3 a pair for ribbed wool and mercerized" cotton in fancy mlxea
colors.
$3.50 for ribbed wool in heather and Lovat mixtures.
$4 for p?nin wool in fancy heather mixtures.
?5 for plain wool in fancy heather mixtures, with embroidered boot.
(I'lrnt Floor. Market)
100 Silk Skirts Specially
Priced, at $7.50
Somo aro samples, others are overlots, and $7.50 is juBt about
what the silk in them would cost The majority are very close
to half price.
Thoo are pon'ns, chnrmpuse ond satin skirts, some knife
pleated, others gathered or fancy stitched. They are only in
navy b . ou.ig apn; priato for mourning. Usually
only one of a kind.
(Kat AUle)
New Chinese Hand -Made Laces
Special, 25c to $2.50 a Yard
., W they were made in Ireland by Irish people they would bo
C41'cd ' Trial, lnona
T i tJ'10 c'cver painstaking Chinese huve wonderfully reproduced tho
t. i j litems, but at prices very much ldss than the real Irish laces
Muldbe sold for.
Both edges and insertions from -inch picot edge to a 2-inch
fjp that would do for a collar. They make tho nicest kind of trim
ra"iES for gowns or underwear.
(Weit Alile)
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"fises.of-flrmi'sturdy-.qualjty gingham in attractive colors , and
wq styles,
, ' a special, lot from one of our regular makers, and there are
tactically a sizes in .the collection. ,, .
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Sparkling Red Bead
Necklaces
have arrived in the Jewelry Store.
They are cut so that they Bparkle
with "beautiful luster, they1 aro in
graduated sizes and the red is a
warm, rich hue that you will
admire.
You'll see at a glance vjhat a
pretty spotof color they'll mako
on a dark frock I
$5 to $18.'
(Jewelry More,
Clititnut mill Thirteenth)
A VTVMN .xocaiher and new
clothes 'are reasons enough
tor women to pay a little special
attention to their hair and com
plexions. The Salon dc Bcaute
gives excellent facial and scalp
treatments. Appointments, mag
be made by telephone or' in
person.
(Third Floor, Chestnut) ,
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ported
Even
fowns at $100'. for Wernen
, We feel like putting the word "special" after them,
for they aro remarkably inexpensive for imported
gownrf ofthis kind.
Just imagine the softest crepe de chine in exquisite
tints of corn, Imauve, jade, new blue, rose, apricot or
white, almost covered with beaded designs in milk
'white r crystal heads !
They, are such semi-informal evening gowns as
""women, arid especially debutantes, find any number of
li'ses for; they make, such nice theatre and dinner frocks
,or.for small dances. All have very short sleeves and
beaded girdles.
' (1'lrRt I'loor, Central)
Winter Suits
Fur Trimmed and Smart
for Young Women
With soft velours, rfhd 'wool jer
seys jn lovely colors and such furs
as nutria and rich brown beaver,
."the popular Australian opossum,
' lustrous nearseal (dyed coney)
and mole to make their deep col
lars, and sometimes' the. cuffs, the
new suits are more attractive
than ever.
Tho coats aro Jn the fashion
able lengths, and arq lined with
9 (Second Floor,
soft silks, and interlined.too. They
have cmbroid6rr as well-as fur,
often, or fancy stitching, to make
them charming.
There is souchow blue, rein
deer, brick, Malay and other new
browns, and navy blue for cholco
of .colors. i
$48.60 to $117.50. -
14 to 20 year, sizes.
Chestnut)
Marmot Makes Attractive
Fur Coats and Is Not Expensive
Glossy brown marmot makes some particularly attractive
coats this year the fur is full, the skins of fine quality and the
fur lustrous and tf that rich, dark brown which many girls and
women And quite becoming.
The coats are of smart cut, and there are several fashionable
lengths from the jaunty short coats to the three-quarter length
models. They are attractively, made, are Hned with rich silks,
and tho coats will be useful-for general Winter wear, for tho
marmot is a durable fur.
Marmot coats are $165 to $225.
.Marmot coats trimmed with nutria or soft beaver collars
are $215 to $305.
(Hecond Floor, Chednnt)
Women's Fitted Luggage
at Revised Prices
Fine fitted traveling cases of
shiny and dull black long-grain
leather, with moire silk linings
and white celjuloid toilet articles.
Handsome, light in weight and
thoroughly practical.
(Muln Floor.
In 18, 20 and 22 inch sizes.
Prices $37.50 to $43.50.
Smart overnight bags of shiny
black leather with moire silk
linings and white fittings, $30.
All much less than such things
have been.
Chestnut)
Silks That Are Down $1 a Yard
and More
First of all, certain fine heavy grades of Japanese white
habutai, which is one of the best tub silks for men's shirts,
women's sport blouses, lingerie and so on. These are now $1.75,
JU, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.50 a yard a saving of $1 a yard.
Flesh pink wash satin, 40 inches wide, now .$1'.50 a yard,
usually $1 a yard more.
American novelty plaid skirtings, $4 a yard. Originally $2
a yard more.
French novelty tinsel brocades, now $5 to $30 a yard. Theo
are for bags, slippers, hats and trimmings and the savings are
very great
(First Floor. Chestnut)
Here's a Fresh Lot of
Honfleur Toilet Preparations
These well-known and popular toilet preparations all bear the Hon
fleur stamp, and they aro mado In our own laboratory. The prices aro
always interesting.
Extracts in rose, violet or l'Em
plre, 60c a bottle.
Toilet waters In violet, l'Em
pire, and Bouquet Amour, 60c
and $1 a bottlo.
Talcum powdor, in rose, violet
or l'Empire, 15c.
Skin cream, 40c.
Cleansing cream, 40c.
Youth and Beauty Cream, 40c.
Face powders, violet, rose or
I'ismpirc, 4uc.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
Lilac vegetal, 85c.
Wisteria, 85c a bottle.
Bay rum, $1.10 and $2 a bottle.
Witch hazel, 45c, 75c and $2.65.
Violet ammonia, 26c and 46c.
Eau do cologne, 75c.
Rose peroxide cieam, 25c a jar.
Cream of cocoa butter, 30c a
jar.
Rose and almond cream, 27c a
bottle.
Benzoin, glycerine and roso
wuter, 25c.
Woolen Remnants Average
a Third Less
And there are lengths of fine all-wool dress materials for
women's dresses, skirts and even coats, besides shorter remnants
for children's dresses' und coats.
Plain-colored materials, pretty checks and plaids und also
black dress goods,
, (First Floor, Chestnut)
Correct Gloves
for Men
Capeskin gloves, outscam
sewn, one clasp, in tan, $3.60;
in tan and brown, $5.50; in
one-button or one-clasp, $4.
Fine "English wnshab'e doe
skin, in natural color, $3 and
$3.50; with black hand sewing,
$3.50.
Fine quality, heavy, French,
washablo suede gloves in tan
and mode, outseam sewn, ono
button, $6 a pair.
Mocha gloves of second se
lection skins, outseam sewn,
one-clasp, gray, $4.50.
(Main Floor, 'Central and Market)
WomeiVs Umbrellas
With Animal Heads
Are the Fashion
The covers of tho umbrellas
are in gay colors and of good,
taffeta, and they are topped
with carved wood and colored
bakelito handles in the form of
dogs, cats, birds and other
animals.
We doubt if you will find them
elsewhere. in Philadelphia $12.50
to $18.
(Main Floor, Market)
A Question lor Every Man
Looking for a New Suit
or a New Overcoat
When you go to buy a new suit or
a new overcoat are you going to be
caught by something that is apparently
cheap, or are you going to insist on
getting something that is intrinsically
good?
Men's suits and overcoats of an ap
parently cheap kind are very plentiful.
' Men's suits and overcoats of an in
trinsically good kind are at least plenti
ful enough to leave no man who wants
a suit or an overcoat of that kind an
excuse for taking the inferior kind.
This is a men's clothing store which
insists on selling none but the best
ready-to-wear suits and overcoats made
in. America. ,
It insists on this, not only on prin
ciple, but as a matter of self-protection.
No store can sell better ready-to-wear
suits and overcoats than Wana-
maker suits and overcoats, because better are not made.
The superiority of Wanamaker suits and overcoats is everywhere in the
garments, but particularly in the better fabrics, always all-wool, the better
tailoring (very much better) and the more correct fashion and finish.
For Fall overcoats our prices are -$45 to $75.
For Winter overcoats as fine as ever were shown $47 to $90.
For Fall and Winter suits the standard of America $40 to $80.
(Third Floor, Market)
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,' Tweed Hats in
Shapes. Boys Favor
Small boys like the jaunty
bulldog shape, while olderlads
prefer the Alpine shape, such as
men wear.
Whichever you get here for
your boy will be a hat of .fine
tweed, excellently made.
Bulldog tweed hats, $3.50.
Alpine tweed lints, $5. .
Redlcaf London - made tweed
hats for boys, $5.
(Main Tloor. Market)
Office Furniture ,
in a Low-Priced Movement
We have over 300 pieces of office furniture of standard''
quality which we are now offering at 20 to 35 per cent below
the regular prices. On goods of such a staple, dependable kind
these are substantial savings. They are available on a largo
variety of pieces, chiefly desks, chairs and tables.
Desks, of oak and in mahogany finish, $50, $60, $70, $75,
$86 and $92.75.
Chairs of oak and mahogany, $12.75, .$15.50, $10.50 and $25.
Oak tables, $11.25, $20, $29, $35 and $42.
(Third Floor,, Market)
You Can Choose Dining -Room Suits
in 50 Different Patterns at a
Saving of 30 Per Cent
In furniture of Wanamaker quality this is a most remarkable opportunity. There has been no such
choice of these suits at the same savings in several years.
Some new ones have just been added. The variety is exceptionally attractive. The styles are in good
taste, the woods sound, the workmanship excellent.
This is an offering that is bound to mean a great deal to any home needing a new dining-room suit of. 'a
fine and worthy, kind or likely to need one in some time. L
(Sixth Floor)
New Gloves
for Young
People
This means gloves for
youngsters, for older boys and
for girls in their teens. The
gloves are correctly propor
tioned and made with great
care, they are of selected skins
and tho prices are moderate.
Children's capeskin gloves
in tan or brown, $2.25 to $3.
Girls' strap-wrist capeskin
gloves, in tan or brown, $3 to
$3.75.
Girls' washable French doe
skin gloves in white slip-on
style, $3; one-button, $2.50 a
pair.
French suede gloves, wash
able, in lovely tan shades, $3.50
a pair.
12-button length white kid
rloves, also French, $5.50 a
pair. r
Gray mocha gloves, 1 clasp,
$2.25 to $2.75 a pair.
(Main Floor, Central)
Time to Get Ready
for Basketball
Tho season for this lively game
will soon be here and the equip
ment is already here.
Basketballs, $7.50 to $20.
Basketball goals and nets, $8
to $10.
Basketball pants, $1.75 to $2.75.
Sleeveless jerseys, $1 to $3.50.
Stockings, $2.25 a pair.
Shoes, $4.50 to $5.50 a pair.
Elbow and knee pads and all
other necessaries.
(The Gallery, Juniper)
A Fresh Batch of
Chocolate Straws
70c a Pound
is just down from the Candy
Kitchens. The straws are fresh
and delicious, the filling is
creamy and just the right flavor,
and the coverings are pink or
white.
Walnut pillows arc also 70c a
pound and good.
(Down Stairs Store, Chestnut)
Your Boys and Our Boys'
Clothing
In boys' clothing, probably .more than in any other class of
merchandise, quality means economy.
As a rule, a boy's suit or overcoat that lacks quality cannot
be worth more than one is asked to pay for and oftentimes it is
not worth as much as the supposedly "cheap" price that is asked
for it
, Now, as always, our purpose is to have the finest boys' suits
nnd overcoats that money can buy, ready-to-wear, in this country.
We hold to that purpose as a policy as well as a principle.
We have the boys' suits and overcoats to show for it They
are of the quality that means economy. We will back them
against any nt the same prices anywhere. Suits in 8 to 18 year
sizes at $20 to $35.
Overcoats for chaps of 3 to 10 years, $18 to $50.
Overcoats for boys of 11 to 18 years, $25 to $45.
(Second Floor, Central)
Good Inexpensive Rugs
Wool-Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft, $23.50
8.3x10.6 ft, $20.75
7.6x10.6 ft.. S 18.50
6x9 ft, $13.50 and $14.50
12x15 ft, $40
Japanese Straw Rugs
9x12 ft, $11.50 0x9 ft., $6 12x15 ft, $21.50
(Seventh Floor, Cheitnnt)
Practical Pongee
Blouses, $5.50 Each
Many 'Women like these prac
tical, well-made little pongee
blouses for school wear, for busi
ness and for general use, for
they wear so well and may bo
laundered so easily.
Two good styles are $5.50 each
one with a Peter Pan collar
and turn-back cuffs and bows of
dark brown ribbon, and the other
style with collar to be worn high
or low. i
Both aro in tho natural color
pongee, of course 1
(Third Floor, Central)
Women's Corduroy
Robes in Gay Colors
Thecorduroy is lustrous and of
good quality and the robes aro
collarless and uhlined.
They come in Copenhagen blue,
in lavender, cherry, rose and wis
teria, and they have narrow
girdles of the corduroy, $8.
,' , ThU Floor, I Central) ,
The New Kermanshah Carpets
Are Splendid and Savings Are 30 to 50
Per Cent
If you know anything of Oriental rugs, you will have noticed the distinctive
quality of Kermanshahs, particularly the softness and delicacy of their colorings and
the elaborate style of their patterns.
These Kermanshahs show all the distinctive characteristics of their family in
a charming degree. They are lovely in their soft tones of rose, blue, ivory and other
elusive shades, and they are picturesque in their medallion and all over designs.
They are rugs of substantial weave, combining beauty and service, and they
have been newly unbaled to sell for 30 to . 50 per cent less than regular prices a
remarkable thing, truly.
Kermanshah Rugs
14.11x10.9
14.7 xlO.3
14.7 xlO.l
13.10 x. 9.5
14.7 x'10.2
13.9 x 0.5
11.8 x 9.4
ft., $775
ft., $725
ft, $685
ft, $656
ft., $689
ft., $745
ft, $497
13.3 x 8.10 ft, $489
13.1 x 9.3 ft. $045
13.10x10.10 ft, $687
12.11 x 8.10 ft, $483
13.7 x 0.7 ft, $035
14.0 x 10.10 ft, $785
14.10 X 10.4 ft, $682
8.9 x 6.3 ft, $265
((Jeventb Floor)
13.11 x 10,6 ft, $693
13.6 x 0.6 ft, $583
J4.0 xlO.3 ff., $755
13.8 x 9.4' ft, $579
13.8 x 0.6 ft, $675
Smaller Kermanshahs, 4x6 to
1.6x7 ft, $100 to $27C. '
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