Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, December 06, 1920, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1920
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-i.lirM.c Mentr bv UlC Organ
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
nt 9 nnd 5:20, With Singing of Carels
Sierc Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Stere ClescS at 5:30
Organ rlilmm V.ath lleur
Everything en This Page Is Suitable for a Merry Christmys Gift
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True and Proper Brevity
Consists Net in Saying Less
but in net taking up time in saying mere than
is necessary.
Seme of these old things have long been
laid away in our minds and we have net had
lime te pass them along as solid geld coins
without a stain en them.
Scissors out anything you find worth
while, born of ether people's experience, and
pin it away for reflection, where you can find it
again.
It was for want of an extra nail in the loose
horseshoe of the army officer th?t caused a
detention of the army corps whose absence and
late arrival lest the battle.
This big building, se geed te us these days,
is full of helpfulness.
We mffm it.
Signed
Dec. 0, JO JO.
ffipmafc.
A Nete en Lingerie
The French Roem hns the most
exquisite crepe de chine lingerie
imaginable, from the simplest'
tailored sort te the loveliest, with
real filet, French hand work nnd
two-toned narrow ribbons.
Nightgowns arc $10.75 te $15.
Chemises nre $0 te 545.
(Third Fluer, Cheitnut)
Surprisingly Geed Values
in Women's Sports Millinery
$5 te $15
In this group you'll find some of rtie smartest English hats as well
as any number of attractive American spcrts hats.
They are hats of these soft, lustrous veleurs, hats of stitched vel
vets, of felts and wools in the fashionable colors of the Winter there
arc light as well as dark shades.
The shapes arc both smart nnd becoming. They are practical hats
for many Winter needs, from Christmns shopping te a tramp in the
leuntry.
Of course they've been much higher in price!
(set-entl l'loer, Ctieiitnut)
Japanese Silk Kimonos
of habutai, beautifully embroid
ered by hand and having native
sleeves nnd sashes, may be had
in light blue, Copenhagen, blnck
and rose for $22.75.
Mighty nice te put in some
dainty woman's Christmns box.
(Third J'loer, Central)
Snowy Fex Furs
Frem the Far North
The sight of these lovely white furs carries one's thoughts en
,e Pelar snows and the frozen North. They arc white as these
same snows, tee, and soft and warm enough te help keep out the
.old!
White fev scarfs, exquisite gifts for debutantes, 390.
N'ew gray fox scarfs (and this is a new fashion this Winter)
iv 75 and $00.
Ciess fox furs, $77.50 te $250.
Taupe, blown and black foxes, $40 te $135.
Natural blue fox scarfs, $475.
And a stunning silver fox scarf is $640.
(Second Fleer, Chestnut)
Dainty Spat Pumps and
the Spats for Them
I nnu plain pumps of patent leather and dull black calfskin. Won
derfully graceful with their narrow tees, turned soles nnd high Leuis
heels. Just the scrt of footwear that smart young women like.
And pretty as they arc, the price is $8.50.
Spats te go with them, in a geed range of colors, $2 te $6.50.
(1'lrnt l'loer, Market)
The New Bracelets of
Baroque Pearls and
Link Chains
are quite as pretty as they seuml
and they're still prettier en a
pretty arm!
Lustrous baroque pearls at in
tervals, with fancy geld-filled link
chains between, and a pendant of
the pearls they're really most
attractive.
$4 each.
(Jewelry Stere, Chestnut)
Little Trinkets She'll
Like
are silver-plated novelties like
these
Vanity cases, $2.75 te $7.
Powder boxes, 50c te $1.23.
Deuble powder boxes, $2.
Coin boxes, te held one Coin,
$1.25; two coins, $3.25, and three
coins, $4.
(Jewelry Stere, fhefttnut)
What Weman Doesn't
Like Dainty Neckfixings?
Yeu will find some very pretty
net vestees with attached cellars,
also organdie and net sets for as
little as $1 and $1.50 each.
They are quite nice enough for
Christmns presents or te keep
for oneself.
(Mnin Fleer, Central)
Embroidered
Undermiislius
Die Women's Undermuslins
Stere hns plenty of new Philip
pine chemises of the, envelope
kind, very daintily embroidered,
r.t $3.S5 te $6.85.
AKe of straight chemises maue
n Perte Hice, S4.50 te $5.05.
'Third fleer. Central)
Heal Cluny Laces at
Changed Prices
Uil the new marling;,, it ii
almost needless te say, arc much
'" than the old, fully a third
Th, is juH the time, tee, wnen
"W.V e' these pietty luces are
'd in making fancy work
uiiuei things, lingerie pi!
i .d -e en. Frem !)i te 0
Aide, new 25c te $3.50 a
ier ides and insertions,
'ion-, are new 10e te $2 each.
'Main I'leur, Central)
Geed Black Silks
Better Than Ever for Christmas
We can't imagine any woman net being delrghted with the
gift of a dress pattern of some fine black silk. In fact, we are
sure every woman would be, for black silks are in the first fashion
today nnd they are adaptable te se many purposes.
In preparation for Christmns, there is an excellent assort
ment of all the most desirable kinds nnd, what most people will
be especially pleased ever, they are all marked at the new nnd
lower prices. Frem $1.50 a yard for a crepe Georgette up te $9
a yard for a handsome silk chiffon velvet.
Crepes de chine Crepes meteor
Snthw Tuffctus
Satin dc chine Chimncusc
Radiums Crepes Georgette
Voiles I 'civets
(first Meer, Chrittnut)
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Levely Velvet Handbags
Lew in Price
Fine velvet handbags in black, brown, taupe or navy are especially
suitable for Winter. We have them in various shapes nnd with uncom
monly geed-looking frames in both silver nnd geld finishes.
Prices rnnge from $3.75 te $8.50 and you will go a long way before
you find such bngs at these prices. Net se long nge they were about a
third meie in our own stocks.
(Main l'loer, ChrMiuit)
S15
Christmas Dress Goods
at $2 a Yard
They aie all-wool and come in a very geed assortment of
colors and they are all particularly nice materials for tnis Winter.
Granite cloth Crepe poplin
Plain pepliik Matiste
Hemiettu Storm scrrc
bne twill avrgc
(l'lrxt l'loer, t'hmtiiut)
Women's "Bread and
Nutter" Handkerchiefs
$3 a Dezen
'lh.u what we call these plain
'm,titched, sheer Irish linen
oqunrcs-he many women want
'', and like them for every
'ay Ube!
We've Just unpucked a new
nipmtnt.
Big Girls' and Little Girls'
Raincoats
At this time of year ever se many people come te us for raincoats,
for they make buch practical, sensible gifts.
Navy blue or tun rninceats for little girls of (3 te 11 years aie $0.50,
S10 and $14.50.
Leatherette coats in Ian, in 0 te 14 year sizes, $iG.75.
Tan raincoats, in 14 te 20 year hisses and styles suitable ."or elder
gills, are $10.50, $13.50 and $20.
FIne silk and mohair coats, some in clicked effects, 14 te 20 year
sizes, $20 and $28.50.
Fine cruvenette coats, in tailored styles, 14 te 20 years, $38.50.
(Second l'loer, Chrktmit)
Plenty of White Waists
Hulf-n-dnzen new styles of washable cottons batiste ut $2.85 unci
$3.85 and $0; voile at $0.85.
White voile in cxt-a sizes 44 Vs te 52',i prices, $3 and S5.50. v
Any ene cf them would be excellent te put in Christmas boxes.
(Jhlnl l'loer, Central) . , .
The Merry Christmas Hum
in the Furniture Giftland
It is very geed te hear it.
It it geed te hear se many visitors at all hours of Hie day
say, "I like this," or "Isn't that lovely?" or "This is just what
I'm looking for."
It is a great pleasure and advantage te us te have such a
diversity of beautiful, worth-while and "givable" articles te effer
te people who arc looking for just such things.
They certainly arc finding them here.
Everything in this furniture stock is geed te give, but in
some, of course, the gift quality is particularly pronounced and
appealing, as, ter instance, in these
Mahogany sewing stand,
$10.
"Martha Washington" sew
ing table of mahogany, $35.
Japanese black decorated
nest of tables, $45.
Weman's mahogany desk,
$33.
Weman's inlaid desk, $18.50.
Mahogany decorated folding-top
tables, $05.
Mnhegnny or oak telephone
stand with steel, $17.50.
Queen Anne walnut tele
phone stand with chair, $37.
Italian Ilcnaissnnce motif
telephone stand and chair, $G0.
Mahogany umbrella stand,
$7.25.
Oak smoking cabinet, $1G.
Mahogany smoking cabinet,
$42.
Colonial mahogany two-deer
boekense, $GG
Pair mahogany inlaid book
blocks, $0.
(fifth nnit Sixth l'lwrm
Mahogany tea wagon, $21.
Walnut ten wagon, drop-leaf
sides, $32.
Mahogany muffin stand, $18.
Mahogany rush-scat high
chair, $19.
Mahogany gate-leg table,
$50.
Adam motif mahogany com
bination bookcase and desk,
$90.
Mahogany Windser
rocker, $18.
Mahogany Windser
rocker, $25.
IIigh-l:.ck mahogany
seat chair, $23.
Mahogany book stand, $1G.
Mahogany magazine- rack,
SI 8.
Easy chair in tapestry, $75.
Silver-frame hanging mir
ror, $85.
Ivery enamel chifforebe,
$100.
Mahogany chifforebe, $90.
side
lush-
Women Want the Prettiest
Wraps for the Holidays
Wc hitve found thnt from $100 te $185 is the most popular range
of prices, se there is a particularly fine assortment of handsome wraps
and coats between these two figures.
There are veleurs, Belivias, cveras, both plain and ribbed, and wool
duvctyne, nnd all have large shawl cellars of such furs a,i nutria, Hud Hud
eon seal (dyed muskrnt), racoon, squirrel nnd Australian opossum.
Practically all the fashionable shades are here navy and Victory
blue, taupe, green, brown and black.
(First l'loer. Central)
Umbrellas Are Always
Right
for gifts, nnd there are enough
kinds here for almost anybody te
be able te find what he or she
wants.
Cotten umbrellas are $2.50 te
$4.
All-silk umbrellas are S7.50 te
$20 this last for one with silver
cap and band en its imitation
nmber handle and braided silver
loop. Iletween these two prices
there are various weed nnd
leather handles, lets of the fa
vorite imitation nmber, lets of
bakelite in various colors, leather
covered handles, caived ivory
hnndles, nnd overv ether kind
that is fashionable, almost in
variably finished with n ling or
a loop. The covers are of blue,
green, brown, taupe, gurnet,
purple mid blnck silk.
CUiiln l'loer, Miirltet)
Here Are Gifts for
"Regular Beys"
The Snorting Goods Stere has
many things that are sure te
please.
Rugby footballs, $2.50 te $12.
Soccer footballs. $6 te $15.
Basketballs, $7.50 te S20.
Striking bags, $4 te $20.
Velley balls, $4 te $11.
llexing gloves, $6 te S23 a set.
Medicine balls, $1 te $22.
Exercisers, rowing machines,
dumbbells, Indinn clubs, tobog
gans, skis, snowsheos, ice skates,
roller skntcs, bicycles and many
ether things.
(The Gallery, Juniper)
pfcl
Smm
People of Discrimination
and musical knowledge are aware that they get
what they pay for in piano-, as well ns in anything
else.
These people knew that they cannot get any
finer pianos anywhere in the world than
The Chickering
and
The Celebrated Knabe
'I hey also knew thnt there is no reproducing piano
made that is even in the same class with
The Ampice
(.bickering nnd Knabe pianos are en .-ale in Phil
adelphia at the Wanamaker Stere only, and both
these noble instruments equipped with the Ampice re
producing mechnnism are also te be found here only.
As a Christmas gift ene of these
pianos or n producing pianos could
net be surpassed.
Convenient teims may be ar
ranged. Between 1.30 nnd 2.30 every day
there is a public demonstration of
the Ampice in Egyptian Hall.
(Kgypthui Hull 8rren.il l'loer)
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When the Package Is
Daintily Ribbon 'Tied
it does leek se much mere at
tractive! All sorts of pretty
holiday ribbons here, in plain
colors, with r. glint of geld, with
holly leaves or ether designs.
22c te G5c a piece of ten yards.
(Slain Fleer, Central)
New Bungalow Aprons
Unusual for $1.25
are the result of a recent pur
chase, nnd very geed they are for
the, price.
They are of sturdy cottons, of
plain and plaid ginghams, trim
mi'd with braid and made in
several geed styles. They are
generously cut nnd well made,
tee.
(Third l'loer. Central)
Men's Shirts Are Gifts
of Beauty and Service
Very few men have se many shirts that they would net
welcome mere for Christmas.
And it happens that wc new have a large and beautiful se
lection of men's shirts at decidedly lower prices than similar goods
have beei for some time. Taking them en the average the savings
are about a third.
Yeu can get a geed shirt for as little as $2.65 or you can
buy the finest ready-te-wear silk shirt in our stocks for $10.
In the assortment 'are shirts of madras, cheviot, percale,
flajinel, satin broche, silk-and-cotton, fiber silk and leal silk. All
soft cuff, neglige style.
A wondeiful variety of patterns, chiefly stripes but some
plain and figured shirts. And as for colors there's no limit te
their combinations!
Or a I a l'loer. Murlu-t)
Every Weman Likes a Silk Scarf
Particularly when said scarf is in such wonderful colored stripes
is these from oversea".
$13.50 and $10.50 in double thickness and ene at $15 that is single
thickness.
U'lr-t Fleer, Market) i
Dollars Have Their Old-Time Buying
Power in the Christmas Sale ei
Oriental Rugs
Upward of $100,000 worth of rugs are in the Sale, many from our regu
lar stocks, many ethers newly unbaled.
Practically every piece is marked at what a rug of the same kind
sold for six years age. On any rug jn the collection there is n saving
of 50 per cent. This is net because the bottom hus fallen out of the
market, for it has net. There has been no general slump in Oriental
rug prices, although there is a downward tendency in some places, se
that for this sale we were able te secure some fine new lets at consider
able advantages in price.
Along with these are hundreds of rugs belonging te our own stock
which we have sweepingly reduced.
It is a very fine collection, impressive in its wealth of Oriental
colors' nnd designs and uncqualed in the opportunities presented.
Fer gift-seekers, for anybody needing fine rugs, it is indeed a feast,
Kermanshahs are a particularly striking feature at $3S9 te $985,
in sizes 1-lxll feet te 1-1.2x10.7 feet. A splendid choice at in-between
prices. . q
Very fine Serapis go from $085 te $1475 for size 15x11.0 feet te
17x13 feet.
Mahals, $325 te $4S5, for size 12.2x8.(5 feet te 12.5x8.5 feet.
Chinese, $395 te $507, for size 9x12 feet te 11.8x9.3 feet.
Small Chinese pieces, i. 10x2.fi feet te 5.3x2.9 feet, $35 te $50.
Kaznks, Daghestans and Shirvr.ns, 5.0x3.10 feet te 7.7x4.0 feet,
570 te $95.
(ei entli l'loer, ( lirMnut)
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
Frem Paris $1.50 Each
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Who Needs a Fine New
Roem-Size Rug?
aie of snowy linen with hnmi hnmi hnmi
done horns, a border of ceW
above the hem, and a sVnder
hand-embroidered letter, in colei v
in monogram effect in one corner.
i Muln I loer.
The colere am these men like
a geed gicen, French blue, violet
and brown.
One or a deztn would be ac
ceptnble! ( eiitrul)
lleie are clean, fresh arrivals
in high-grade and standard Wil Wil
eon rugs at prices much lower
than they liave been. Beautiful
patterns that will biightcn a
e putli I loer,
rugs,
house wonderfully evvi the holidays.
012 ft. Angle-Persian
$150.
9x12 ft. wool Wilten rugs, $103
nnd $110.
Cliextntit)
LaceTrimmed Scarfs
75c (e $2.25
New rices in every case and
tlicy are -uch pretty and useful
earf n- many people like ie
give for Christmas.
There are three sizes of each
kind se thnt they will de fe
various purposes. Seme have
i'0'.ten centeis with deep 'nee edg
inas, et'neis aie all-lac .
(i:Ht AUIe)
Men's Fine British Caps
Boxed for Gifts
Tlie.se caps are made of Harris Island, hanil-wuen home heme
spuns in ei'.ginnl colors and distinctive designs. They were linnd linnd linnd
tailored in Londen into one-piece and eight-piece styles nnd nre
gentlemen's caps beyond question.
One in a be for a gift S-1.50.
( Muln l'loer, MiuUt i
Touch and Ge
mill
tmd
t'ie.-e te the cnlendnis
(.'liiistmas cards you will
petteiy bowls in boxes with nar
cissus bulbs from three te si
bulbs in a bx. Prices, $1 te $5.
Bexes with three bulbs in them
and no bowl, -85c.
(Muln l'loer. Klili)
l'leknul china is here in eer m
many shapes and designs geld
me rusted, pheasant - with - geld,
whitc-and-silver with geld," de-seited-gnrd-
.' with reId leely
tilings all of them. A single piece
nukes a most di'r!nguishitl gift.
Prices fiem '. .0 for a tet of
indii.lual shakers te $75 for a
splendid compete.
(I'iiiiMIi I loer. C'lii'klnnn
.lapane.se cii4nu'tte taes of
imitntien damnscenn work aie ex
cellent for "S50. Thdy nil hnve
landscape design, hery eigaielte
holders, rheit anil plain, S2.50;
in the form of lotus buds, R.'!.(5;
long, A8.50 and S10. Tinv good geed
luck elephant of ivory, 8,"j.
(1'unrlli I loer, CheMniit)
Corset bags of lavender, rose,
pink or blue satin nre $5.50; one
wry fetching novelty box sug
gestive of n fi ilber fan is 5115.
(Tlilfil I lour. riirMmil)
Little Things the
Children Can Buy
Little feieign nme'ties of dec
mated weeds sjch as iinpkin rins
and ether simple usefuls, table
mats of wooden beads (te use
under het dishes), queer pin
cushions, beaded sewing baskets
.ind se en, nre being unpacked
in the Art NeedL-weik Stele.
Pi ires aie 25c te s"
(Secenil 1'luer, Cenlr.ili
Something for the Baby
It's insy te find it in the Chil
li urn's Stere!
Te amuse him tin te are ii.il!-,
tattles and ccllaluid neve.tn.-,
We te $2.50.
Te kep h.m win m theie aie
T.'.l ly Bear blankets, $1.50 and
S1.85, or eideidewn ones, satin
bound, S7 50 and $8.50.
Te held his coat when he isn't
wearing it, picxty coat Imagers,
2 te $3.
Te comfort him when lie has a
pain little het-water bottles,
$1 te ?3.
Or a pretty case te cover his
pillow, $2.25 te $3.75,
Waim knitted snequrs, 81 te
$2 e.'.
1 1 lilnl l'loer, ( he! nut)
The Camel, the Meuse,
the Deg
ami suine ether favorites of small
folk are the distinguishing fea
tures im some of the little hand-keivhk-fs
for children The hand
kerchiefs are snowy squares of
linen, with little figuies embroid embreid
eied in one corner.
Thieo handkei chief in a Ke..
"."iC.
Miiln lour, ( eiitrul)
Dinner Sets Are
Splendid Gifts
Always have been and alway
peeple eat.
In the Wanamaker Ch.na Stere
and excellent choice of dinmr sc.s
will be at let.si as long as
you will lind a cry large
French. Enirlish. American.
Jnpnne.su nnd Bavarian, nil at a lowered scale of nricer, lnwt-r.il
by 25 per cent.
Any one of these sets will be a gift of real worth and sen-ice
te a home, but starting with S30 and going up te $112.50, we give
ti little suggestive list of gieups in which anybody looking for a
gced dinner set nt an exceptional price will be sure te find it.
Americnn sets nre 832.50 te $00.
Knglish sets nre $30 te $11.25.
i-reach sets .im $37.50 te $112.50
.Japanese sets are S4." te $75.
Bavarian sets are $33.75 te St3.7.j.
There nre ethers lower than these quo' en
tee
.i u c an I higher,
i fourth 1'luer, Olicntiiwl I
New Tapestry Table Runners
Are Just in Time
K.ry year t.ur" tire nianj people iiskmg for them te gic as
Uiristmas ,rrents and i.u won't wonder why when you see them.
The soft, rich coloring- seem te go well with nnv color of decora
tion and they make the nicest possible covering for the library or liwng liwng liwng
roem table.
They are a combination of tapestry mid ileur and are tiimmml
with gilt braid. Being-made in our own factory, tliry n'-e put together
ery catefully and tin prices an- most r. asenable, !,')7." te $27.75.
I I fill fleer, MnrUrti
.4 Little World of Gift Things in
Commercial Stationery
Win. i i, ,u ticul.tr qualities in
a gift de you like? Hew de
U-eluliuss, nppiepiiateliecs
and ir.cNpcnsivene.ss appeal te
you'.' De you knew of an
goods in which thee qualities
are better united than in the
thousand anil one things you
will (ind in the Stere of Com
mercial Stationery'.' We de
net.
Here arc diaries for seciul,
peisenal and business uac, the
business diaries including the
most elabeinte books for all
Kinds of memoranda, notably
he "Kxcelsier" and t h e
"Standard" diaries for 1UJJ.
Prices for diaries of all kinu
and sizes, 15C te .!)..ri0.
Address books, 55c te $.'t..1l'
Telephone registirs, 35c te
2.25.
Shopping list.-, 75c te $1.25.
Engagement books, 50c te
S3.50.
I flilril I let r. .Murkrli
Then thuir. iii .ill the etaer
.I'elluit nitie'es that every
body is clad te get.
Fountain pens, from t.olf t.elf
filler, 1-1-karat geld pens guar
anteed for service at $1.50 up
(e one with a M-karnt gelti
birrel at $35.
l'repflling pencils with ex
tia leads, including the most
widely popular one en the mar
ket, $1 te $35 ench.
And scores of ether things
Mry geed te give or te jccclve.
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