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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIEADELPHIA", FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920
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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
Velvet andCrechetcd
Cuskien.
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Splendid Thanksgiving News for the Family at
fir i 9 tr C. Cm
HJSS liiilii
What teulil be inore exquisite than
thta veUet und crocheted cushion, es
Decially ulien the velvet In black anil
the crocheted curhten of bright worsteds!
Crochet the tnc worsted mitmre und
loin them with a small Rcallencd edging,
lifter you have stuffed It with soft
feathers or cotton. Knee the square of
velvet with brlght-celcred slllc (the vel
tt square must be thrce Inches larger
en all sides than the worsted ones)
Mnke nn eyelet In each corner of the
velvet, and fold It ever the crocheted
part, se that Its four corners peep out
of the velvet. Lace a geld cord or ribbon
through the cyeleta. A bunch of worsted
flowers and a tassel ct each end adds
te tne uuracuvenese 01 uns cushion.
PLOHA,
The Weman's
Exchange
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Quaker Ce&tume
Te tits Editor nl Weman's I'aec:
Dear Madam The 28th of this month
our Sunday school Is limine harvest
home services Uach clans la te dr-ss
according te the things they give. The
ones that give flour nre te dress like
a miller, the ones that give apples nnd
potatoes a farmer. Our class Is te glve
quaker eats nnd I am te drcsH llke a
Quaker. New what I want te knew Is
If you can tell me hew I can make n
dress llke the Quakers wear.
MK9. C. B. M.
It neuld be very simple te make n
costume of this sort yourself. Use
fray lining material and make a dress
with a fichu of soft, white net or mus
lin about the neck and a white cap,
plainly made.
Going te College
Te the Editor el Weman's I'aee:
Dear Madam I'm a girl of sixteen
nnd when I tell the girls that I'm going
te college they say:
"Don't go. Get yourself nice clothes
for that money. A girl needs them."
Don't you think education would ceme
before clothes?
My next sad story Is this. I lme
. very geed complexion, but have a few
pimples and blackheads en my fore
head, which I would llke te get rid of. I
went 1e a doctor, but he did net help
me. f I AGAIN.
A girl llke yeuiself 'who truly wants
te go te college should be encouraged
De everything you can, In order te go,
tm an education such as It would af
ford jeu, and broadening opportunities
of cellege life, nre surely worth your
while. Don't mind the girls saying the
things they de nnd you can take goon
care of your clothes nnd leek neat and
attractUe by using very little money.
Hew long did jeu fellow out what
your phjHldan told you te de te get rla
or me niacuneads ami pimpies7 it la
ery likely you did net obey his Instruc
tions for a long enough time. It Is net
afe te use a patent medicine without u
phjslclan'fl advice, as it might he the
ry opposite of the best thing for ou.
Steam your forehead, using n wash
cloth and water as het as ou can
Hand It. De this once, and then use a
Feed facial soap ecrv evening, and &
cleansing cream In the morning, This
treatment will probably help you.
Malting Mere Meney
Ity Humoring Men's "Will run
"About e'ght enrs age," says Mrs.
Stella V Apfel, of New Yerk city, "after
the death of my husband, I was faced
by the necessity of supporting myself
and several children. I had never earned
money before In my llfe and I was nl nl
meBt In despair, wondering what I could
de
"My husband had sold clgara and,
while I knew absolutely nothing about
It. I decided that as long as the tobacco
bus'ness had been In the family te a
eertaln extent, I would at leaHt take a
try pt It. The first thing I did was te
go around and take orders. That's all
I could de, because I had no stock. As
Mien as I get an order for u box of ci
gars 1 would send down te the manufac
turer for that ene box. and then If I
landed another order, I would requisi
tion another box. In that way I started
my business without a cent of capital,
beginning w'th about twenty customers
who had formerly dealt with my hus
band "
Frem this modest beginning, Mrs. Ap
fel has new worked herself up te a
steady cigar trade with mere than 400
regular patrons nnd Imports In lets of
10.000 or 20,000 boxes.
The secret of nor success?
Mrs Apfel recognizes 't and sums It
all up In ene word Service.
"I started In te glve perbenal serv
ice," says she, "and I built my business
en that ene feature because It was the
only thing I had te offer. Yeu haven't
any idea hew fussy most men are about
thelt smokes. I have one customer, for
example, who absolutely Inslsta en hav
ing the nail taken out of the box before
H Is delivered te him Anether wants
his cigars wrapped In a certain way.
Anether must have a certain delicate
enade and se en. Oh, yes, men are
fussy, particularly where their cigars are
concerned and It's by cater'ng te theBe
whims that I have built up a business
which keeps two boys busy all day long
making deliveries and which nets me a
nice llttle lncome every year."
Tomorrow "What De Women Want
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The Question Cemer
Today's Inquiries,
. Describe nn casllv washed knife
that cuts fruit without danger of
leaving n taste.
Hew ran n worn-out Turkish
towel be made into a lovely gift
mr a little girl
3. In what unusunl way Is a new
bilk shade for a fleer reading
lamp made?
'I. What will prevent strips of wall
paper, put en by nn amateur,
from bulging or wrinkling,
i. Hew should n thread be pieced se
Hint the btcak will net show when
drawing threads In u design
through net curtains?
0. What novel trimming Is striking
en a dark evening coat?
Yesterday's Anwers
1. A novel jaeltknife useful for a
camper has a button In the handle
which releabCH n fork or the regu-
lnr blade, as desired,
-. The girl with a sleek coiffure nnd
an oriental profile, leeks well In
hair ornament mnde et a flat
(iti'le of dowers ever each car,
with ft loop of pearls falling te the
shoulder.
fl. When it Is necessary te keep nn
unsightly hat .or dress box In view
In a bedroom, it can be beautified
by means of btnall figures cut from
nursery wall paper or from maga
zine covers nnd pasted around the
slues.
'1. A pretty electric light shield te
match n bcdioem can he made of
white glazed chintz with a uectleu
of the border used en the will
paper pasted across It.
0. A formal invitation should never
be accepted, or regretted, en a vis
Itltig card. Nete x should be
used. ,
. Vnrleus Blinded of y fr and or
ange are considered; finrteat for
wanamaRer s uewn etairs orere
Decided Price Changes in Women's Entirely
New Winter Coats
$24.50, $29, $39, $49
tpiy, jpLse,
$49 $39 $49
Women's Winter Suits
' Especially Geed
$16.50
Staunch, sturdy, nil-wool jorsey suits.
Net only me they of the wool Jersey which
smiles alike in sun or rain, but they are in the
favorite heather mixtures. Mostly Oxford,
brown and green combinations.
Odd ones and twos of a kind in sizes 1G te 41.
(Market)
Better materials, better lihings, better furs, better making and the
coats are at lower prices.
That is the fine Thanksgiving news for this pre-Thanksgiving Satur
day. Woolens down, manufacturers anxious te sell out their stocks and
Wanamaker representatives have secured all sorts of unexpected qualities.
Dozens and dozens and dozens of new coats. Regular and extra sizes.
Coats for women who like furs and these wheiprefer plain ones. Nearly all
of the garments in this sale are silk Imed.
Extra Geed Coats
at $19
Loek at them in the picture.
Their hip cape cellars and cmbroid cmbreid
ei y give them a style that ene ex
pects only nt higher price. All are
of geed-looking bollvia-like cloth in
Pekin blue and reindeer.
Extra Geed Coats at
$22.50 te $29
I'ole cloth, velour. Belivia nnd
silvertenc coats nnd embroidered
wraps. Regular and cxtia sizes,
with and with',,f f"" Attractive
coats for practical Winter use.
Belivia Coats With
Racoon Cellars, $39
Just becnusc the manufacturer
had only two colors in these coats
they rome here nt decidedly below
their previous rating. In either
reindeer or brown belivia cloth,
with interesting shnwl cellars of
natural racoon. Printed or satin
linings. They will make friends
quickly.
Extra Geed Coats
at $49
Silk-lined velour, woeldync and $49 $19
bilvcrtip belivia, some with cuffs as well as cellars of fur. Many
touches such as hand-made buttonholes and hand-finished linings,
opossum, nutria or scalene.
(Market)
Smart Weel Jersey
Overbleuses, $5.90
This ia the t
;yn
women are askir
c of blouse tnnt
ne ler te wear
with new Winter suits a blouse
that is comfeitably warm as well
ns fashionable. This mreci is
made in surplice stvle, with n
fash that tics in back, in navy,
brown, French blue, taupe, bea
ver. Lacy Georgette
Blouses, $5.90
Twe dainty models are in flesh
pink and white, of geed quality,
with cream Valenciennes or imi
tation filet lace for trimming.
Beth have long sleeves.
Special at $8.75
In the Little Gray Salen
Charming overbleuses are of
Georgette in flesh, white or bisque,
heavily embroidered with wool in
interesting patterns.
(Mnrhrt)
Men's Splendid All-Weel
Suits, Wanamaker Tailored,
$35
Fine suits of Bound worth, through and through.
Every one is pure wool and is of the dependable quality
that has made Wanamaker clothing a standard of value.
Men will find reduced prices and clothing sales every
where, but nowhere will they find better clothing value than
right here.
These suits are of mixed cheviets in the geed gray and
brown mixtures that every man likes for business wear.
Materials are Winter weight and there isn't a bad pattern
among them you could cheese with your eyes shut.
Fittings in all regular sizes.
Savings of real dollars en every suit
(Gallery, Market)
$49
have hand-tailored
Cheese Australian
Capture of 500 New Dresses
Serge, Velveteen, VeSeur, Weel Jersey
$8.75, $10.75, $12, $13.50, $15, $18.75
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Splendid news for these eaily Winter days.
Dresses for every woman who wants something that is geed, simple and economical.
Majority are of excellent navy blue serge, generally with round necks, rather long lines, and with
self or cpntiasting embroidery. Quite a number nre beaded because the fashion in beads at present is nlmest
overwhelming.
In most cases there arc many styles at each price.
$8.75
Navy blue .serge dresses embroidered with silk. Pretty ones.
$10.75
Fetching Eten dresses of navy blue serge with pleated skirts
and flowered cire sashe3.
Silvertone flecks in brown, Oxford ana Copenhagen.
Weel jcrppy dresses in blown, Cepsnhagen and icindcer,
attractively embroiaered.
Other models of serge or silvettene with embroidery, braid
ing and pleating. Nearly all have long sleeves.
$12
Weel iersey nnd serge frocks, mostly with silk-lined bedice3.
Think of that at $12!
$13.50
Serge, Peirrt twill, wool jersey and velour frocks, bended,
embroidered nnd with pleated tunics. Silk-lined bodices. Well
made. Pleasant little frocks te slip en at once and wear hap
pily all Winter long.
$15
Navy blue serge with carpet embroidery in self or contrast
ing colors. ,
Alse wonderfully geed velveteen dresses with bend cm cm
breidery, silk linings and rope girdles in navy and black.
$18.75
Cozily warm velour frocks with lace chemisettes, rather
straight skirts and button nt each side.
$23.50 te $32.50
Smart frocks of navy blue tricotine, beaded or trimmed
with metal embroidered chemisettes.
(Market)
$15 U
$13.50
Bath Tablets Back
te the Old Price
10c Each
Round, fat cakes of geed
Wanamaker soap can be had,
at this ld-timc price, in laven
der, verbena or butteimilk.
(Climtniit)
Women's Mecha
Gloves, $2.50
and that's a low price for such
geed gloves as these. They arc in
two-clasp style, in gray or beaver.
In black, gray or braver, with
bilk linings, these are $3.
Outseam-sewn gray mocha
gloves, 2-clasp, with spcar-peint
or embroidered backs, $1.
C-button length, strap-wrist
gray mocha gloves eutscam sewn,
with spcarpeint stitching, $G.
Strap-Wrist Capeskin
Gloves, $4.50
Several kinds among these G
button length gloves; tan or
brown pique-sewn gloves and a
splendid eut-eam-sewn gleve in
tan with spcarpeint back.
Children's Warm
Gauntlets, 65c
Fleece-lined, these are in gray
or brown with deep cuffs of imi
tation leather.
All-fabric trauntlets, with extra
long cuffs, 75c.
Other warm and cozy gloves for
children at $1.15 te $1.05.
(Central)
Women's Dainty Silk
Envelope Chemises, $3
Delightfully frivolous, these pretty things are of p'nk or
white satin or crepe de chine, adorned with festoons of hand hand
cmbreidcry, with tops of Georgette crepe or with blue ribbons.
Women's Nightgowns, $6.50
Nearly Half Price
The loveliest kinds of nightgowns of pink crepe de chine
or satin are made in several chaiming ways one with
shoulder points edged with lace, another with a Georgette top
and square neck, and se en.
Camisoles, $1.25
These arc of pink or white satin, simply tailored and
tiimmcd with rosebuds, or quite elaborate with lace and ribbon.
White Nainsoek Nightgowns, $1.50
Four simple and pretty slip-ever stylrs arc trimmed with
pink bindings or narrow embroideries or laces.
(Central)
An Abundance of
Pretty New Neckwear
50c te $1.50
Cellars, sets and vestees of
imitation Point Venise, or (""t,
lace, net or eyelet embroidery.
Many of the vestees nic of Valen
ciennes lace.
(Central)
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Beys' All-Weel Suits
(Each With Twe Pair of Trousers)
Mighty Geed at $18.75
All-wool cheviets in brown, gray and green mixtures.
The coats nie in .several geed Norfolk models, lined throughout
with mohair.
The trousers both pairs are mnde in the best possible manner
are fully lined nnd every scam is taped. '
A two-trouser suit is always geed economy nnd these are especially
se at their price. 9 '
8 te 18 year sizes.
The Juvenile Shep
(Gallery, Market)
Hats and Caps That
Regular Fellows
Want
They're priced low, tee. which
makes it mere likely that Mether
or Dad will buv veu Hist what
veu want. Especiallv notewerthy:
Tweed and cloth hats, bulldogs,
Swnrthmeres and Alpines, en the
correct lines, 51.50 te S3.50.
Pole caps that pull down ever
the ears and ethers that have car
tabs, $2 te $3.75.
Knitted skating caps, 65c, 75c
and $1.
(Juvenile Shep, OuUery, Market)
Fex Furs
at 25 per cent Less
Thanksgiving usually mark3
the beginning of real Winter
wcathei and furs seem almost
as much a part of the day ns
turkey dinners und pumpkin
pics and if ene is going te
the football game t
Black, brown nnd taupe fox
scaifs are $22.50 te $60, with
the largest number among the
lower-priced scarfs.
Sets nre $60 te $03.75.
Japanese cress fox sets are
$56.25.
Patagonian fox scarfs are
$18.75 and $26.25.
There are many ether fuis
included in the salts all the
women's furs wolf, Austra
lian opossum, racoon, skunk,
Hudsen seal (dyed muskrnt),
Bmall animal boas of many
kinds, squirrel, etc.
(Centrul)
Traveling Bags
18-inch bags that nre well
rclnfeiced, have sewed coi
ners, leather linings nnd geed
catches.
At $10 of blnck split
leather, walrus-grained.
At $15 of heavy tan cow
hide, y
(Cheitnet) '
Special Coats and Dresses
for Girls and Juniors
Mrs. Mether, de you realize that for just $5 you can get a simple little dress of navy blue berge for
your daughter of G te 11 year3?
Even mere surprising, there are all-wool serge dresses in the same sizes at $0.75 and $7.50; four
styles of them. One has wool embroidery, another has n touch of red, the third has a Reman sash and the
fourth is in regulation sailor style. ...M..-.
A Fine Dress Copied at $11.25
One of the pictures shewB this wonderful little frock of blue
seige trimmed with wool stitching. Its pretty little lesebud makes
it especially effective for young girls. Copied from ene of our
fine frocks, it's a real surprise at $11.25. Sizes 0 te 11.
Dresses for Miss 14 te 16
$20 for pretty navy blue tricotine freck3 with silk-lined
bodices, trimmed with silk embieidery.
$25 for frocks that suggest Pniis. Made of navy blue velour
or velveteen, with scalloped skirts and flowered ribbon safhes.
$23.50 for combination dresses with detachable vclveteen
skirts, white silk shirts and effective Reman striped sashes. 12
nnd 14 year sizes.
Coats for Miss 15 te 17 Years
$25 te $67.50
$23 for pole cloth coats in a geed shade of brown, durablv
lined with Venetian cloth. A brand-new shipment just unpacked
and ready for Saturday.
$28.50 for ether pole cloth coats with big pockets, regulation
sleeves and pleated backs. High school girls Duy them ns fast as
we can get them in.
$50 for finer coats with dyed black opossum cellars nnd cuffa.
$07.50 for pole coats with fur cellars,
(rk)
I fiflUM Ml I It
$11.25 ) ill W
Beys' Combination
Suits at $1.65
Fine-tibbed cotton combination
suits of medium weight are ankle
length and have high necks and
long sleeves. They are slightly
fleeced and ceme in gray nnd
ecru, se that you may take your
choice.
Sizes 4 te 1G years.
The Juvenile Shep
(Gallery. Market)
Little Fer Hats With
Metal Brocades
Special at $8
Women's newest hnts are of soft, becoming fur with tops of bright
brocades in lovely colors, many showing geld or silver threads.
There are also fur hats with top of dmctvnc, satin or velvet and
some silver cloth or geld cloth hat3 and turbans. One wanta a hat te
be small when winds begin te blew! $5.
Hatter's Plush Sailors at $2
Smart tailored hats of glossy hatter's plush nre in various shapes
with large or mall brims. Hats like these usually sell for mere than
twice this price.
Youthful tams of imitation duvetyne axe in various
colors at $1 and $1.50.
(Mnrlset)
1000 Bandeaux and Brassieres, 50c
Included are flesh and white brassieres or bandeaux, fastening
in back or front; many with tape shoulder straps. They are plain or
lace-trimmed.
(rentrul)
1500 Pair of Women's Tan or
Black Calfskin Brogue Oxfords
at $5.40
(Savings of $3.80 te $4.20)
with iTmeff C0Uege gidS aU SGem t0 Want br0gUe 0xferds t0 ar
in nnnJlff 15? ,new l .ad?el t0 these already in stock, enable us te offer all sizes
in each of four styles, which include your choice of medium or low heels.
00 Mere Pair Added te
the Women's Shoes
at $6.85 a Pair
1 200 Pair of Dark
Brown Shoes at $5.40
(Savings of $2.60 te $3)
The dark brown leather shoes lace high nnd
have imitation or full wing tips, medium or low
heels and serviceable, welted soles.
(Clieitnut)
These new shoes are of tan leather or black
calfskin w.th full wing tips, welted soles and
medium or Cuban heels. They lace high and ero
geed-looking, aeasonnble shoes.
Beys' Geed Scheel Shoes, Special at $3.90 a Pair
Tu. . . a fair , Men 's Shoes
Special at $5.90 a Pair
Biogue shoes with full wing tips nre of dark
brown leather. Seles are carefully welted and
the heels arc Jew and bread.
Sturdy school shoes nre of blnck or tan
leather with wide tees. They are cut Bluchcr
nnd have sturdy, welted soles. Sizes 1 te 5V.
(.in tlte Jivenlle Shep)
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