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STOJRE CLOSED
ALL DAY TODAY
WEATHER
Cleudy
WANAMAKER'S
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This Is One of the Last Paintings That
Came Frem Pairis, Fjrem the Last Salen
It represents, an evening with the old father and mother,
and well serves in suggestiven ess that the old people still need
te see us, that they may read th e letters of the absent and cheer
them in their loneliness with their few surroundings. They
have se little without a visit new and then te give tone te their
Thanksgiving week. ;
It is plain te see that their j old eyes cannot read the
message or the letter that has c eme from the war hospital cl6se
by the battlefield, but the young daughter reads it aloud te
them' that their soldier here is net dead, but lives.
This Thanksgiving Day that has come te us finds euf nation
in the midst of its slew convalescence from its fever of war and
turmoil.
But it lives!
Our benefits and mercies are unbounded.
The temporary disarrangement in commercial activities, at
tendant upon the unavoidable reaction from high war prices, is in
course of settlement utf en a sound basis, and we shall all go ahead
te better times.
Nev. 25, 10SO.
Pretty Silk Frecks and
Fur-Trimmed Suits for Girls
$55 for pretty silk tricelctte frocks in a lovely brown shade,
the fashionable dark blue, or black. They are planned en straight
youthful lines, have narrow panels at the sides, have embroidered
crepe Georgette cellars and cuffs, round necks and short sleeves,
and are unusually attractive.
$55 for smart new Winter suits of soft wool veleurs in rein
deer, brown, taupe and blue shades. They have cellars of nutria
or nearseal (dyed ceney), are lined throughout with peau de cygne
and are in several geed styles.
14 te 20 year sizes.
(Second Fleer, Chestnut)
JN THE Art Needlework
Stere the newest things
are boudoir sets bed
spreads, bolster cover, pil
low, bureau1 scarf and tele
phone screen in each set.
Then are stamped te be
done in ribbon work en rose
or blue brocade, and each
set complete costs $55.25. A
finished model shows hew
the work is te be done.
(Second Fleer, Central)
GIRLS' MIDDIES
$3.25
Three geed styles at this pxlce
all of white jean. One middy
has a coller of blue, with white
braid, the second has an all-white
cellar, and the third a cellar of
blue flannel, braid trimmed.
0 te 18 year sizes.
i (Second Fleer, Cheatnut)
WARM
FLANNELLET
PAJAMAS FOR .
GIRLS OF 2 TO 16
YEARS,
$2.25, AND $2.50
This is Jess than wq've had
them from this maker se far this
Winter se we're glad te be able
le have them just at this timel
At $2.26 are two-plece pajamas
In 4 te 16 year sizes.
At $2.60 are one-pieco pajamas
in 2 te 10 year sizes.
At $2.50 are one-pieco pajama3
(Billy Burkes) in 12 te 10 year
fcizea.
They are all of soft, warm flan flan
nellet of geed grade, they are
Veil made and they are in pretty
Striped colorings. '
Apd flannnellet night garrnenta
sre comfenablefthesa nightsl
(Third Fleer, qhtttmit)
(Signed
CHEMISES FOR
GIFTS
Some particularly geed Philip
pine kinds may be had at $5 te
$6.85 for the envelepe style; and
$4.75 te $5.65 for the Perte Rican
straight styles.
(Third Fleer, Central)
PONGEE WAISTS
Always practical and with an
air of their own. One style hr.
fine tucks and a high-low cellar,
the ether has a Peter Pan cellar,
and either may be had for $3.85.
(Third Fleer, Centrnl)
N
OW it is breakfast
coats of albatross for
coziness. They are made
with kimono necks and
sleeves, finished with satin
borders and come in 'rose,
blue, pink, gray and laven
der for $12.
Find them in the Women's
Wrapper Stere.
(Third Fleer, Central)
Rain Capes and
Coats for
Schoolgirls
Most youngsters like te be
out in the rehi if they have
raincoats I
Pretty tan, red or navy blue
rain capes, most of them with
heeds, are in 6 te 14 year sizes
and are $4 te $8..
Raincoats in geed, practical
styles, in tan or blue rubber',
ized materials, are in 6 te 14
year sizes and are $6 te $14.60.
And these coats and capes
may be worn ever ether coats.
(Second Fleer, Chestnut)
fwfe
Fine Black Silks for Less
They are all fine, fashionable silks, such as women are buying
largely at the present time, and they would make especially nice gifts.
Tltc qualities are se high and the prices are se low that they will
stand any amount 'of comparison.
Black Georgette crepe, 40 inches wide, $1.50 a yard.
Black crepe de chine, 40 inches wide, $1.65 a yard.
Black silk tricelette, $2 a yard.
Fine black satin, $3.50 and $4 a yard.
(First Fleer, Chestnut)
A Little Sale of Imitation Ivery
Toilet Pieces, 20c te $5 ,
Just the pieces wanted geed imitations of the real ivory attrac
tive shapes but the maker calls them "seconds" because of slight flaws
and that is why the prices are se very little.
Mirrors, $1 te $5". Salve jars, 45c.
Hair brushes, $1.15 te $3.75. Pin boxes, $1.35.
Combs, 20c te 70c. Hat brushes, $1.
Puff boxes. 85c te $1.90. Toothbrush cases, 60c.
Hair receivers, 86c te $1.50.
(West Aisle and (Iain
475 Excellent Blankets at
Exactly Half Price
150 pair of white blankets with pink or blue borders, double
bed size, of wool and cotton, $5, a pair.
250 pair of white blankets of wool and cotton, single-bed
size, with pink or blue borders, $4.50 a pair.
45 all-wool outdoor blankets in brownish gray color, $5 each.
30 blankets with a filling 80 per cent camel's-hair and 20
per cent wool, and spool cotton warp, $12 each.
200 Weel-Filled Quilts at Half
Beautiful quilts cevered with French sateen finished en
top with plain borders, Exclusive ParH i patterns. Lamb's
wool filled, new $1'3.75 each. tf
(Sixth FIoer,t,ntra!)
Hundreds and Hundreds and
Mere Hundreds of Initial
, Handkerchiefs
Which is ene way of saying that the Handkerchief Shep is fully
ready for Christmas I
Mere space, mere handkerchiefs, mere kinds are here te help you
make selections, and te make the cheesing easier.
Lets of people want te give initial handkerchiefs the initial is
such n geed identification mark. All the handkerchiefs are pure linen,
and there are all kinds of letters, big and small, many hand done.
Wemen'3 handkerchiefs, 25 te $2 each.
Men's handkerchiefs, 60c te $1.75, each.
CAIuIn Fleer, Central)
An Aisle Postscript Fer Men ,,
$13 a dozen for men's extra size, fine white handkerchiefs of balloon
linen. They're made especially for us, have M, and 1 inch hems, and
tliis is n r'jw shipment.
(West Aisle)
Cotten Remnants at Geed
Savings
Mothers of small children will find any number of pieces in exactly
rtght lengths for school frocks or small boys' suits.
, There Are plenty, tee, for women's waist.- and even dresses, and for
rnen'B shirts, Every remnant is marked from third te a half less.
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Women's
Velveteen
Dresses for
$38.50
Prices of their duplicates
early in the season were from
$15 te $30 mere, se that the
woman who buys late is really
saving a substantial sum by
doing se.
They are made of an excel
lent quality of velveteen, arc
in really beautiful colors
taupe, purple, black, green,
brown and maroon, and are
made in four styles, one
entirely simple and the ethers
embroidered. Altogether they
are rich and very attractive
affairs.
(First Fleer, Central)
WOMEN ARE
MORE ; '
PARTICULAR'
ABOUT THEIR
RAINCOATS
Some of the best looking are
the new English raincoats, which
are quite unique in their way.
They go from $25 for a smart
black rubberized cloth coat with
contrasting colored cellar and
cuffs up te S85 for the finest
wcatherproefed cloth. Among
them are the new colored rain
coats with certain fashion fea
tures at $45 and $47.50. They have
hats te match at $10 and $12.50. '
American raincoats start at $16
for a geed rubberized mohair and
go up te $65 for the weather
proofed cloths. The popular oil
silk raincoats arc $26.60 and the
capes $28.50.
(First Fleer, Central)
Geld Decorated Glass
A Charming Gift Ware
We don't knew of another ware that appeals se strongly te se
many people.
Probably we could say it is the most popular of gift wares and be
well within the truth. It is just rich enough and decorative enough
te be impressive and moderately enough priced te meet popular
requirements.
In geld-encrusted pieces there
are h
Sugar and cream sets, $6.50
and $7.50.
Candy jars, $4, $5.50' and $6.50.
Mayonnaise sets, $8.50.
Berry bowls, $6.
Handled sandwich trays, $6.50,
$7 and $8.
(Fourth Fleer, Central)
Frames, 60c te $1.85.
Fleer, Chestnut)
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TWO CHEERFUL
BOOKS OF
FICTION
"Winsome Winnie" and ether
new nensense novels, by Ste
phen Lcaceck. Price, ?1.75. Over
n hundred thousand of Leacock's
nonsensc novels have -been sold
in America and England which
gives new readers an idea what
te expect.
"Thuvia, Maid of Mars," by
Edgar Rice Burroughs. $1.75.
One of a series which easily
rivals the Tarzan scries.
(Mnln Fleer, Thirteenth)
LEATHER
COVERED GIFT BOOKS
FROM ENGLAND
Quite delightful litttlc address,
memo and "at home" books, let
ter registers, calendars and a few
handsome folding writing cases.
The latter arc of real morocco.
Many people like these little
articles for Christmas gifts and
they will be much interested in
the prices, from 20c for a tiny
calendar up te $20 for a writing
case.
(Main Fleer, Chestnut)
Christmas
Cards
The gay little holiday mes
sengers have been carefully
selected from the vast yearly
output of thousands of styles.
They are arranged en large
counters under a- geed light
and lets of people are buying
them new rather than waiting
till the Christmas rush is en.
Prices, lc te $1.
(Doek Stere, Main Fleer,
Thirteenth)
Competes, $3.50, $4 and $6.
Biscuit trays, $5.50.
Covered sweetmeat bowls, $7.50.
Flower bowls, $6.75 and $7.50.
Among pieces decorated in
raised geld and colors are
Mayonnaise sets, $6 and $6.50.
Candy jars, $6, $7.50 and $8.50.
Handled sandwich travs. S10.
Fruit or flower bowls, $13.50.
A rtistic Calendars
for 1921
The prettiest we could find,
and appropriate answers te
many a Christmas gift prob
lem. Alse they are designed
for almost any part of the
house parlor, giving room,
dining room, bedroom or den.
Alse the proper sorts for
offices are here.
Prices 15c te $5.50.
(Heek Stere, Main Fleer,
Thirteenth)
THREE NEW
HANDBAGS OF
MOIRE VELVET
All are in navy, brown, taupe
and black, silk lined, and some
have inside purse.
Twe styles at $9, one with cov
ered frame and fancy clasps and
the ether with partly covered
frame and fancy clasps, the rest
of the frame being geld finished
metal.
At $12.50 is a smart style with
green geld finish frame (and a
metal mesh wrist loop in the same
finish.
(Sreln Fleer, Chestnut)
SKATES AND
SHOES FOR
INDOOR SKATERS
Alfred Jehnsen tubular ice
skates in racing nnd hockey
models, with shoes attached, $15 a
pair complete.
Spalding hockey and
skates, $2.50 te $8.
Canadian hockey and
skates. $8 te $12.50.
figure
figure
Men's skating shoes, $7.50 te
ylu.
Women's skating shoes in tan
ftnd black, $10.
Skates attached te shoes while
you wait.
Sweaters, knitted caps, straps
and ether equipment.
(The Gallery, Juniper)
WOMEN'S BROWN
CALFSKIN BELTS
NOW $2.25
are kinds which women will like
te wear with sports coats and
ether Winter wraps nnd suits.
They are of excellent quality
calf, they are in ene-inch width,
are finished with gilt or nickel
buckles and nre in an attractive
shade of brown.
pittlu Fleer, Central)
A Let of Beautiful Kermanshah Rugs
Back at the Old Lewer Prices
Te anybody who knows what beautiful Persian weaves of this kind used te sell
for five years age and who also knows what they generally sell for today, this list of
pieces belonging te our own stock should be interesting reading. It will be still mere
interesting te see the rugs themselves, for we don't believe there is such another
collection at the prices in the whole country.
8.9x0.3 ft $189
13.6x9.6 ft $572
13.10 x 10.10 ft $480
13.7x9.7 ft $477
13 x9.6 ft $767
6 x 4.4
Helly Leaves
A feet rail which can be ad
justed te every radiator gives
almost fireplace comfort when
you want te toast your tees. Price
$3.75.
Air moisteners are another
radiator improvement and can be
adjusted en nny radiator. $2 te
$3.50, according te size.
A fascinating table in the
Heusefurnishing Stere is that
ceveed with white woedenwaro
from abroad. Such marvels of
breadboards, spoons, butter
paddles, cookie markers and ether
kitchen treasures 1
Here are the first papier-mache
wares from France since the war
tubs, basins, pails lasting and
well finished. PriccB from 90c for
basins te $7 for feet tubs.
Christmas decorations are here
by scores, from the wee automo
bile wreath at 25c te the biggest
house decoration at $5.
Ash-trays, smokers' stands, to
bacco jars, every conceivable com
fort for smokers are here and
priced from $1 for an ash-tray te
$80 for a stand.
Nut bowls, crackers and picks
never were mere attractive,
prices from $3.75 for Japanese
lacquered weed bowl with hammer'
te $8 for a solid-mahogany bowl
with cracker and six picks.
Knife sharpeners that can be
adjusted te any knife, $7.50.
(Fenrth Fleer, Central and Market)
FINE wrought-iron fleer
lamps with adjustable
arms are reduced one-third
which makes their new
price $15. Shades te go
with them, $3 upward.
(Fourth Fleer, Central)
DRESS PATTERNS
FOR BABIES OR
CHILDREN
The material is a fine lawn,
ruffled for the skirt part and
with a yoke with scalloped neck
and beading. There is very
pretty embroidery. They would
de for either infants' long dresses
or the first short clothes. Frem
$1.50 te $5.
(rirst Fleer, Cheitnut)
Yeu Can New Buy Wanamaker
Furniture for Any Roem in the Heuse
at Half Price
J c?n cheese from hundreds and hundreds of pieces, many of them
matchable into suits. Besides, there are many already complete suits in
the collection, from one of one kind te fifteen of another.
This is the largest quantity and finest assortment of geed furniture
ettered at such a sweeping economy in several years.
; As a collection there is nothing anywhere te compare with it at the
prices.
It is the golden opportunity for furnishing new bridal homes at half
the ordinary outlay.
It is the greatest actual home service that any store has offered in a
long time.
If you need furniture or are likely te need it in a geed while, veu
cannot neglect the opportunity new offered without losing money.
And think of what it means te gift-buyers !
wueen Anne design tapestry
suit, three pieces, $400.
Three-piece suit, upholstered
in green striped velour,
$292.50.
Three-piece suit
silk velour, $3(37.50
in striped
Mahogany recker,
stered in velour, $27.
uphel-
Walnut armchair, upholstered
in tapestry, $25.
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14.10x10.4 ft $547
, 14.9 x 10.3 ft $567
14.7 x 10.2 ft $557
13.6x 9.6 ft $475
13.3 x 8.10 ft $489
12.11 x 8.10 ft ..$483
ft. te 7.9 x 6.1 ft $95
(HeTcnth Fleer, Chestnut)
The Men's Christmas
Heuse Coats Are Here
Comfortable jackets of double-faced cloth and velvet in the
styles men like for house wear.
The cloth coats are in checks, plaids and mixtures and are
$10 te $25.
The velvet coats are in rich plain colors red, taupe, green,
black and blue and the finer ones are bound with black silk
braid. The prices of these arc $35 and $50.
The above have just arrived te join the Japanese quilted silk
housecoats already here at $12 and $18.
(Main Fleer, Market)
Men's Fur Cellars of
Real Distinction
i The Men's Hat Stere is showing some separate fur cellars
that are beauties. Every one is of carefully selected fur and
every one is made se that when affixed te an overcoat it leeks as
if it belongs there.
The furs included are ceney, sealine, beaver, racoon, musk
rat, otter, Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat) and Alaska seal.
Prices range from $20 te $200.
(Main Fleer, Market)
French Lisle Half Hese
Splendid for Gifts
Women may like te knew that these are among the best-likecf
of men s half hose. But there is only a limited let, se these who
want some should net delay.
$2.50 a pair for fine gauze lisle half hose in black, with
double reinforced heels, tees and soles.
, ,?3 UJP?ir fe.r, lisIc half hose with hand-embroidered silk
clocks. White with self and black clocks, tan with self and
colored clocks, gray and navy with colored clocks, and purple.
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$3.60 a pair for lisle half
in colors.
(Main Fleer,
Madeira Embroidered Linens
Women's Own Gift
Hand-embroidered linen pieces don't make a home warmer or
cooler, but they de make it richer and finer. Madeira hand-embroidered
linens are especially fine and dainty. As gifts for a waman they held a
place all their own. Fer that reason we are especially glad te have
an excellent showing of these goods at prices te suit everybody.
Bread tray doilies, 50c te Round table covers, 30 inch te
$1.50 each. 90 inch diameter, $3.50 te $45.
Scarfs for bureau, chiffonier Centerpieces, 18 inch te 27
and dressing table, $3.75 te $20 inch diameter, $1.50 te $8.50 each,
each. Lunch sets, $9 te $45 a set.
(First Fleer, Chestnut) ,
Library and Livina-Roem Furniture
Queen Anne mahogany dav-
enpert with cane back. S65. '
Armchair, upholstered in
figured cretonne, $24.
Rocker, upholstered An fig
ured cretonne, $31.50.
Mahogany armchair, seat
upholstered in velour, 37.50.
Mahogany fireside chair,
$77.50.
Mahogany davenport, uphol
stered in velour, $107.
(Fifth Fleer)
13.8x9.4 ft $495
13.1x9.3 ft $685
13.9 x9.5ft $649
10.1x9ft $485
13.8x9.6 ft $045
14.3x10.9 ft $075
te $275
hose with vertical woven stripes
Market)
Mahogany rocker te match,
$47.50.
Weman's inlaid mahogany
desk, $18.50.
Weman's golden oak desk,
$17.
Weman's maple desk, $15.
Weman's fumed oak desk.
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Weman's walnut desk, $22
Weman's mahecranv Ai
desk,
$40
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