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WANAMAKER'S Stere Closes at 5:30 WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair,
Sterc Opens at 9
What a Lively Day It Will Be at Wanamaker' s Tomorrow!
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An Educated Lady Has Just
Said te Us, "That Big Bey
is, a fine fellow; but he is woefully short
'of two things essential te success.' He
lacks
Application and Accuracy"""
He might be a dreamer, and have an
improved gyroscope in his brains, but the
probability is he is a dawdler or a
procrastinator and will be always miss
ing trains and never arrivinganywhere.
Adding te his lack of application the
habit of inaccuracy, he is doubly deemed
te failure, sure and certain.
De What We Are Doing Every Day
Take account of yourself and "trim
beat."
lSign&
Nev. IS, 1920.
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Women's Admirable Suits
Priced at $55
They nre ameng: the very best suits of" the season for that amount
of money, being made from wool vcleur and sllvcrtene cloths, well well well
tailered, warmly interlined, and in a variety of styles that are quite
as pretty as they 'are practical.
They are apt te have narrow self-girdles and they are almost cer
tain te have fur cellars: a few of them are braided and embroidered.
Celers are chiefly black, navy, taupes, browns and oxford grays.
Price, $55.
rirt irioer, vcntrai;
Nearseal Fur Coats
in Fashionable Variations
Glessy and soft and furry are these new Winter wraps and
coats of the popular nearseal (dyed ceney) , and the furriers have
thought up mnny new ways and Berne new fashions, tee,, te bring
out the beauty of the fur.
A nearseal coat with deep cellar and cuffs of the pretty
Australian opossum is cut generously full and richly lined and
is $300.
Gelden brown beaver cellar and Duffs are en another nearseal
coat which iff unusually attractive, and this is $445.
A nearseal coat of longer length is topped with a great wide
cellar of natural gray squirrel and this is $570.
Anether nearseal coat with a contrasting fur cellar i3 the one
with a wide cellar of skunk $570.
A' huge cape cellar which reached te the waist is the dis
tinguishing feature of a stunning nearseal wrap which has a
lining of rich blue silk", effectively embroidered. It is $000.
And there are many ether nearseal coats and wraps between
$315 and $690.
(Second Fleer, Chestnut)
Children's Geed Winter Coats
Most Moderately Priced
At $16.50 and $18.50 are warm,
well-made little coats of pole cloth
in tan and brown shades.
At $22.50 is a pretty coat of
oft tan velour, trimmed with fur.
At $28 is a velveteen coat in
blue or brown, trimmed with fur.
: $20 te $32.50 ere new, warm
chinchilla coats in blue and
own shades.
At $35 are smart coats of pole
-xleth in lltrht tan shades, beauti
fully tailored and with raglan
sleeves.
At $50 are lovely coats of chif
fon velvet in a pretty blue shade
nd taupe, trimmed with fur.
All these coats are warmly
lined and interlined, ted,' and all
re in 2 te 6 year sizes.
Hats te go with the coats are
At
blue e
A)wt
(Third Fleer, Chestnut)
$2.25 te $10 and include veleurs,
broadcloths, chinchillas, beavers
and velvets in becoming shapes
and styles.
Colored Japanese Habutais
for Linings, $1.50 a Yard
This means a saving of exactly 50c a yard, quite a nice little
um when one is buying a foundation for nn evening frock or
afternoon gown.
Many women also like these fllaln, colored silks for kimonos,
and they are used for lampshades and fancy work.
iui Tl)ere "s all the light nnd dark colors one could wish at
this price.
(First Fleer, Chestnut)
Everybody Likes Weel Ghallis
for Winter Heuse Dresses
. 2JCW Bn'Pments bring some extremely pretty new arrivals, part
American and part French. They are all-wool and very flne and soft.
. Ueually in the medium and darker colors that are particularly
BtsiruDle for dresses and negligees.
,i 1 8PC1 small all-ever figures and dots, some are two nnd three
colored effects, 26 and 27 inches wide, $1.50 a yard.
(First Fleer, Chestnut)
An Outclearing of Silk
Waists at $3.85
rnnnn1".0 reducei ut f our own stocks; the majority fresh from the
pfc.r J Wre,rs- The collection Includes Goergetto crepes and crepes de
nl.in In.?k nnd H8ht coler85 also striped tub silks and mcssalines in
PWnand Reman stripes.
Prtce, $3.85.
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Men's Silk Shirts All
at $5.25
Our entire stock of men's silk shirts,
regardless of former prices, gees en sale
tomorrow morning at one price, $5.25.
This is below average half price.
Be early tomorrow morning.
(Main Fleer, Market)
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!7,000 Pairs of Women's
Fashionable Winter
Gloves
in a Great Clearaway
Most of these gloves are brand-new, but
some"few are straight from our own geed
stocks, and the prices have been changed te
meet the newcomers.
Fine FrencSh kid gloves in the fashion
able long lengths, short French kidskins,
wrist-length gloves they are all here. They
are gloves of the finest qualities, they are
beautifully made, they are all of fresh new
skins, and they are in the most desirable Win
ter colors and styles.
At $1.75 a pair are 6-but-ten
length Biarritz gloves of
French lambskin, in white
or brown.
At $2.25 a pair, French
kidskins, everseam sewn ;
black, white and tan. 2
clasps.
At $2.25 a pair, French
kid suede in brown or gray,
pique sewn.
(West Alalc)
At $2.50 a pair, French
kidskins, black, white, tan
and brown gloves, with
Paris-point embroidery ; 2
clasps.
At $3 a pair, 8-button-length
white and a few tan
gloves.
At $3.75 a pair, 12-button
length white and a few tans.
At $4.75 a pair, 16-button
length white gloves.
"What Levely, New
$10 Hats!"
is what you'll probably say when you see the collection of
charming, new and unusual Winter hats we have te show
you for $10. They are fresh and new and Tevely and some
are just off the needle.
Gay, Smart New
Duvetyne Hats, $10
make up one group of hats. They
are in these small and medium
shapes which are se fashionable
this Winter and they come in
such pretty colors russet browns
and tan shades, rose and coral
and turquoise and many ethers.
Seme are embreidereti, some have
saucy loops of the duvetyne, some
have ribbon bows.
Becoming New
Feather-Trimmed
Hats, $10
ere usually of lustrous black vel
vet, though a few' are of gleam
ing hatter's plush. These are in
medium and larger sizes, usually,
though there arc some small
shapes, tee, They are trimmed
with ostrich in many fascinating
ways you'll want 'te try them
en te best appreciate them I
(Second fleer, Cheatnut)
Hew About Your Bey's
Overcoat?
Customers hnve been telling
us lately that they have con
vinced themselves by com
parison that there is no stock
of boys' coats in Philadelphia
as fine as ours; mere specifi
cally that there are no over ever over
ceuts of as fine a quality as
ours that are marked at prices
a3 low as ours.
Wanamaker boys' overcoats
are all fresh and new this
season, and are all-wool.
Much of their superiority is
in the way they are modeled
and made.
Beys' overcoats in 3 te 10
year sizes, $18 te $50.
Beys' overcoats in 11 te 18
year sizes, $25 te $55.
(Second Fleer, Central)
Something Has Suddenly Happened in the Men's
Clothing Market in Philadelphia the Wanamaker
Thunderburst Sale
of the
Whole Stock of
Men's Suits and
Overcoats
has brought about an end te uncertainty
and prices are settling down everywhere.
The Wanamaker opportunity surpasses
all.
Every garment of every kind in our
Men's Clothing Stere has come down.
Yeung Men's Suits, all at $30.
Men's Fall and Winter Business
Suits, $35, $50 and $65.
Fall and Winter Overcoats, $35,
'$50, $65 and $75.
Fur-lined Overcoats, all at $200.
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Raincoats, all at $22.50 and $35.
Cutaway Suits, all at $35.
Dress Suits, all at $65.
Tuxedo Suits, all at $65.
Extra Trousers, all at $10
and $12.
It is a sweeping downfall of prices, of such scope as Philadelphia has never known.
The opportunities are instant and immense.
It is the big change and the big chance that every man was looking for.
The chance te cheese from a stock of clothing that is all-wool, hand-tailored, superior
in fashion and the standard of the world for two generations
And te get that choice at a price lower than you have known for years.
Plenty of suits, plenty of overcoats, plenty of dress and tuxedo suits still in the Sale
for tomorrow. Philadelphia's premier stock of clothing is net te be cleared away in a day.
(Third Fleer, Market)
We'll Be Serry When These 75c
Handkerchiefs for Men Are Gene
because we don't knew when we'll have any mere se geed at the price!
Of Irish linen, they are of excellent quality, firm nnd fine,
and they arc extremely well made, with perfectly plain, hemstitched
hems.
They will take embroidery very well wejll be glad te take your
order, if you wish.
(Weit Alale) ,
New Medium-Weight Union
Suits for Men
Fresh lets make the assortment of these goods unusunlly com
plete. Regular and' stout sizes among them and various lengths of
sleeves and legs.
Unbleached balbriggan, $3.25 a suit; white combed cotton, $4;
white mercerized cotton, $5.85; wool-and-cotton, $4.50, $5.50, $S
and $11.
(Main Fleer, Market)
Men's $6 Seft Hats That
We Can Indorse
And the lowest regular price soft hat that we are willing te
indorse, just new.
Fresh supplies enme in this week, making the range of styles
and colors complete and up te the minute. ,
Everything used in these hats is geed. ,
(Main Fleer, Market)
Men's Smart Cordovan Shoes
at $9.75 and $10.75 .
Full cordovan shoes, net part cordovan, like se many shoes at
these prices. The color is a rich mahogany and the leather has a
high finish.
One style with graceful round tee is $9.75.
The ether is a brogue, with squarish tee, long wing tip nnd
much saw-teeth punching and perforation. This is $10.75 a pair.
Beth exceptional shoes at the prices.
(Main Fleer, Market)
$30,000 Werth of Fine Individual Pieces and Suits
Added te the Thanksgiving Furniture Sale
This newest group in the Sale is made up of fine
individual chairs, chests, cabinets and ether such
pieces, many of them copies of beautiful old originals
and especially suitable for reception halls as well as
for living rooms. It also includes a number of high
class living-room suits, splendidly upholstered and of
luxurious quality.
A Splendid Let
of Blankets
Just In
Woven of all-wool, warp nnd
filling and with borders of pink
or blue, all finished with a neut
wide binding. Three sizes, 50x84
inches, $10 a pair; 72x84 inches,
$18 a pair; 80x90 inches, $20 u
pair.
The ' Jacquard-woven blankets
lately received from France are
novel, attractive and very re
markable at their price $14.50
each, asaving of 45 per cent.
In these there is 85 per cent of
wool. They arc made in pink and
blue border effects and extra
large sizes. Price $14.50 each.
There is a remarkably large
and attrnctlve cheice of ether
blankets at 20 te 33 1-3 per cent
less than regular prices, starting
at $0 nnd going up te $28 a pair.
(BUth Fleer, Central)
(Fifth and Sixth Floeri)
On these, as en all the ether furniture in the
bale, there is a saving of 25 per cent from the prices
that have prevailed up te new.
The Sale began with $100,000 worth of suits and
pieces for all rooms; it has been constantly replen
ished, and this latest addition of $30,000 worth gives
it it new uuu special interest.
O, Surely Yeu Have Heard That a Christmas Is Coming and the
Wanamaker Great Tey Stere
Will Open Tomorrow!
HP HE BEST and greatest Tey Stere that we have ever had.
A Fer it is te be a great Christmas a Christmas of a great nation in peace
and prosperity, facing a glorious future.
Fer the children the toys are mere wonderful than ever net flimsy,
gaudy, useless toys, but toys that de things and teach things and prove things
above all, toys that please.
There never were such dells, such dell houses and dell clothes; there never
was such a fascinating let of games, there never were such clever mechanical
toys.
The Stere is bigger than ever, and the playground has been enlarged
until there is room for everybody in the fun.
Come and see the whole joyous outfit going full-blast.
(Hnlh Fleer, Murktt nnd Central)
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