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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGik PHILADELPHIA', SATU&DAlr! DECEMBER '4, 1920
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LEGION PROVIDES
CHRISTW1AS CHEER
Tre05 te Be Placed in Sixteen
Hospitals Where "Vets"
Are Confined
MOVEMENT
IS STATEWIDE
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S,,r;",i?r vor vice men are recclv-
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in this city "'in
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wi'l lie alien In this pest December 1(1
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fire Damages Bunk Heuse
I ,-1 insi tnlii lnma?Pd a one-story
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Organ plays at 9, 11 and 5:20
Clirlfttmnn CnreN nnd Cliltne
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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Cleudy
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Hundreds and Hundreds of Delightful and Inexpensive
Christmas Gifts in Wanamaker9s Down Stairs Stere
We Buy Geld
jil"cr, Platinum, Diamonds,
Jewelry of All Kinds
Penn Smelting Sc Refining Verks
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.906 Filbert St.. PMla-
Skin Troubles
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SAVE COAL
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METAL WEATHER STRIP
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Corrugated Cenlainer Cerp
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Finest Apples
" Win. tap-- NVres and
' "l iiirlelk ' for eating
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' I irl lumpers
"" Cider Frem Geed Apples
Pure Cidtr V!anr
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BLACK HORSE FARM
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A CHEERFUL
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HOME-COMING
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WHI '"Mall i ,H H()urs
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T'Mr PAUIKMS
t'AliORIc AGENCY
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Warm Weel Gloves
Fer All the Children
Fer the littlest member of the family there arc thumblcss white
mittens nt 6Gc.
With thumbs and double wrists, 85c.
White knitted mittens with pink, blue or white stitching in the
cuffs and little ribbon bows te mutch nre 85c.
Gray nnd white mittens of soft Angera yarn, 8Gc.
Gray or brown double-knitted mittens, 85c.
(All of the above are for babies and very smnll children.)
Fer Beys and Girls
Fine knitted wool gloves in dark Oxford gray, for 5 te 15 year
olds, are 51.
Scotch wool gloves in gray or brown heather, sizes 6 te 14, tire
$1.25.
Heather-mixed wool mittens for boys or girls of 10 te 14 arc 8fic.
(Centrnt)
Christmas Silk Specials
Silks of excellent quality at low prices !
If you desire it they will .be put in gift boxes.
Crepe de Chine, $1.75 a yard 38 inches wide in black,
white, navy, flesh, pink, maize, turquoise and ciel.
Black Chiffen Velour, $G a yard a beautiful lustrous
quality, 40 inches wide.
Black Satin Superior, $2 and $2.25 a yard 35 inches
wide.
Figured Silk and Satin, $1.50 a yard 35 inches wide.
China Silk, $1.25' a yard pretty light colors, 36 inches
wide.
Messalinc, $1.65 a yard 35 inches wide, in light blue,
pink, cardinal, taupe, green, orchid, gray, Copenhagen, navy
and black.
Chiffen Taffeta, $2.75 a yard 35 inches wide, in henna,
brown, Copenhagen, sapphire, garnet, navy and black.
(Central)
Women s Black Calfskin
. Shoes, $6.85 a Pair
Wing Tips Straight Tips
Beth are applied, and the shoes with wing tips
have medium heels and these with straight tips have
Cuban heels. Beth styles arc of black calfskin of geed
quality.
(Cl.eHtnut)
$10
$12.75
$24.50
$12.75
Christmas Handkerchiefs Are Piled
High, But Prices Are Lew
Delightful things for women,
geed-looking handkerchiefs for men
and 'kerchiefs te please the children.
They arc all-linen every handker
chief in our stock must be, for no
cotton handkerchiefs are admitted
te our shelves.
Yeu will find them spread out
conveniently en tables or en the
cases, se that you can ream around
:it will and cheese.
Special at 55c Women's Hand-Made Initialed Handkerchiefs
Sheer bits of white linen, every stitch done by hnnd, even te the
hemstitching and dainty edge.
Gay Colored 'Kerchiefs
that almost any woman would welcome. They're mighty pretty
solid blues, pinks, greens, lavenders and such, or .with daintily
embroidered corners, ethers with interesting colored borders at ,"15c
te 55c each. .
These and many ethers at prices te plense the Christmas purse.
(CrntrHl)
Useful Christmas Gifts That Will
Please Schoolgirls
Kaincapc.s, $:j and S:i,75 of navy or red sateen, they arc in sizes
0 te 12 years.
Raincoats, $.". $5.7.") te St:i.50 with sleeves or in cape effect, they
are of tan Cunten, poplin, (an or navy serge, checked Canten or serge
and Schaape silk, all rubberized.
I'retty serge frocks, $5, ?(i.75 le $7.50 sizes i te 14, the dresses
are made in various models, including regulations, and some are
f rimmed with hand embroidery.
Regulation dresses, ?l.50 te $0.75- white jenn regulations have
Copenhagen or navy blue cellar.- and cadel blue gingham regulations
aie trimmed with white braid. Sizes fi te 14 years.
300 New Christmas Dresses
of Velveteen and Serge
Special at $10
Imagine a frock of velvetee with an elaborately beaded bodice for $10!
Or a pretty one of serge with a silk cord girdle.
They're all most amazing for $10. In fact, we have had several of these models
in our own stock at $5 and $10 mere.
Velveteen Dresses
are in black, brown, green, navy and Bur
gundy. Seme are beaded, some trimmed
with black silk braid, and several models
have overskirts. Girdles are of heavy
cord or wide black satin. '
Serge Dresses
are in navy blue, often with colored wool,
embroidery. Seme have pleated over ever
skirts. Most of these dresses have silk-lined
bodices.
Mignonette Dresses Special at $24.50
Of beautiful quality, these dresses are in navy blue and black in a model that
will appeal te women of conservative tastes. The bodice and sleeves are embroidered
with heavy silk in a self-color and there is a draped overskirt.
There is a saving of $20 en each of these.
Weel Jersey Dresses About Half Price at $12.75
Seft and comfortable dresses of the simple type that you like te wear day in
and day out.
In brown, Pekin or navy, they are embroidered in contrasting silk and wool. One
pretty pattern is worked out in gray wool, touched with orange silk and geld tinsel
thread.
(.Market)
Party Frecks
$23.50 and $25
Tep Coats
$12 te $25
(Miirl.rt)
A Wonderful Collection of
Fur -Trimmed Coats and Wraps
$29 te $69
Every fashionable kind of Winter coat is in the gathering and nearly every
coat is marked at a special low price.
Scores of different styles among sports coats, street coats, dolmans and wraps
are among them.
Belivia Silvcrtene
Tiiisrltenc Suede velour
Wneldync Pole cloth
They have shawl cellars or deep cape cellars of racoon, nutria, sealcne, Austra
lian opossum or skunk opossum.
20 Fine Wraps Special
Of luxurious evera and belivia of the finest qualities, with shawl or cape col cel
lars and cuffs of natural squirrel, mole or Australian opossum. The wraps themselves
are in navy, Nanin and brown . New $155.
Here are REAL Christmas gifts.
(M.irKcl)
Surprising Sale of the Prettiest Christmas Quilts
Filled With All- Weel or AllDewn-$5 te $20
A wonderfully happy disturbance in bedding circles is .scheduled Monday.
The Down Stairs Bedding Stere has obtained from one of the very large quilt manufacturers a
most unusual collection of charming comforters at decidedly below our earlier prices this Autumn.
Net enlv are they fine in quality, but the covers are exceptionally engaging. All sorts of pretty
(towered and chintz effects, as well as full-blown roses in the colors one likes best.
Less tluui live hundred quilts in the let and we think that all of them will be chosen for gifts
in short order.
Kindly remember that all the wool-filled quilts are entirely tilled with new, freshly carded, geed
wool.
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Weel-Filled Quilts, $5
Last Christmas one would liavc had le pay as much for
cotton. Crtii'ted with printed cotton in rose designs; pink
and blue; same en each side.
Weel-Filled Quilts, $6
Covered with dowered cotton, berdeied with roc ur blue
sateen. Until new our cheapest wool-filled (Uilt at the
new lower rates wan $7.
Weel-Filled Quilts, $7 and $8.50
I'retty cambric ievei. printed with the s,muller Mowers
that are in keeping with ('(denial toenis.
Down Quilts, $12.50
l.nst Christmas similar quills were heie at $7
mere Covered with particularly atlractivi printed
sateen. Deth warm and light weight.
Treasures at $12.50.
Weel-Filled Quilts, $10
Charming covers printed with gay flowers which have
black leaves. Something different. Sateen borders of light
blue, pink, Copenhagen or rose.
Satin Quilts, $20, Weel-Filled
Satin tops printed with (lowers and lined with plain
tateen and bordered with plain color satin. We have neer
had anything just like them at this price before.
Any of them packed as Christmas gifts upon request.
Silk Quilts, Wedl-Fillcd, $13.50 I
Levely full-blown or partly cleied roses are print
ed en the durable silk in such colors as one finds only '
in magic gardens. These silk quilts are lined and j
bordered with silk and cotton mull which is almost I
us dainty as all-silk and wears very well
They are remarkable for $13.50.
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Silk Bennets for Babies $1.50 te $4.75
The sweetest little round bonnets, jut puffs of f hina silk, nnd
mere substantial bonnets of poplin at 81.50. Of cnur.-e, every cap is
softly and warmly padded and lined with silk.
Plenty of ether bonnets, shirred, Incc-lrimmnl and hand-embroidered,
provide variety up te $4. 75.
(Central)
Christmas Necklaces
s Amazing at $1.85
Glittetinp. chining beads, strung en metal links, silk "er1s
and black ribbons the very prettiest v.e hae ever seen nc
several times this price. Jad". ameth.i st, topaz, moonstone, j--t
and crystal are cleverly imitated and beautifully combined.
Many have long si'k tassels.
(tlir(nut)
Furs Will Delight the
Little Girl
Watch her eyes en Christ
mas morning and you will
quickly see hew well you have
chosen.
Sets
White ceney, $5.50 te $15.50.
Kit ceney, $5.50 te $10.
Natural ceney, $6.25 te
$9.25.
Natural opossum, $20 and
$22.50.
Nutria, $22.50 and $27.
Sheared brown ceney, $13.50.
Fex sets, kit. Patagonian and red, are $25 te $50.
There are also ether sets, one or two of a kind. Sepai'ate
muffs are $3.50 for white ceney te $25 for nutria.
(Market)
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A Christmas Army of
Pungent Cedar Chests
What an army of meat, full-sized chests it is, tee, with
huge matting boxes coming up in the second rank.
Large chests (no small ones in this let) are of fragrant,
beautifully marked red cedar, roomy as can be. Seme have
trays and a few are trimmed with bra?s; $30, $32.50, $35 and $50.
Matting Bexes Are $4. 75 te $13.50
(Central)
'k4T Trt"
$2.50
$2.25
Dainty Cotten Gift Blouses
$2.25 and $2.50
Any number of pretty style? that women wedld like.
All fresh and dainty and packed as gifts, if you desire.
At 52.25 soft lucu-tiiiv.med .m!e tdcui-cs. or ti lmmcd and senii senii
tailered blouses of uile or i n.-p bati.-te.
At $2.50 extremely pretty bleus-e- of revclty striped voile in
bright colors with snowy cellars ami u iT. Plenty of plain white voile
blouses in geed styles, tee.
The Little Salen
i- filled te overflow in; with beautiful b'ej t . of trice'ette, Cie lrgette
crepe. -atin. wool jeisey and hand-miulr wn -t-. Thi y nw all the imari
ttyies of the se:;.-(,n in s lit s-lijid,5 or light tint.-.
What nicer (. hvi-tni.is i re-em uu'.i en, gi. a woman who !c
l.gnl. particulailj Ml pretty blouse-'.'
(Murl.ct)
Cozy Dressing Sacques, $3.85
Why, they weie n'ei a dollar nuie than ihai, whole-ale, a few
weeks age!
As Weil a- tne 'oweted pattetr..-. !u,r .n. ; !a !!-, Im HK'qun-,
-me with lentui ;...: 10I01 ii.-i.k. .i ..,,. , hi ..iki-ting, trimmed
with atm.
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9x12 Axminster Rugs
Special at $37.50 and
$47,50
The rugs are seamed, but the patteins and t')I.jr
ings are excellent. Other sizes are pri.-ed in propor
tion :
27x52 inches, $3.85
27x54 inches, $5
36x63 inches, $6.25
36x70 inches, $9.50
6x9 feet, $22.50 and
$28.50
6.9x12 feet, $32.50
8.3x10.6 feet, $36.50
and $45
11.3x12 feet, $55 and
$67.50
Colonial Hit-or-Miss Rugs as Gifts
Many ppeple gie the smaller-sized nigs as gifts,
se why net the larger sizes? Voting daughter, who i!
beginning te tuke an interest in her room, would
appreciate a pretty new rug for the deer, or, for that
matter, any one else with a room of his or her own!
4x7 feet, $3.50 8x10 feet, $10.50
6x9 feet, $6.50 9x12 fftet, $12.50
Plenty of the smaller sizes are priced in preper
tien.
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