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Store Opens at 9
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The People Are Ready Enough to Buy Goods That Are Fairly Pricedf
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"Any Luck?"
is the salutation and query of one fishing-boat to
another, hailing each other as they pass.
There is a lot of goo'd nature in the world, as
well as information, that can be brought out by a
smile and cheery word as we pass along.
Just try it and sec for yourselves. Some men,
who can make fine public speeches from a forum
desk, a pulpit or platform, ars so oUlsh after a
public performance that in private they lose the
benefit of the charm they wore in the large
assemblage by a brilliant address.
If men were to get nearer to each other and
practice good fellowship even modcratcl;, this
would be a happier world to live in. It would not
cost much to try it.
Signed
Jan. IB, 1021.
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Prices Drop on Women's Fine
Gowns, Now $75 to $200
Nearly a hundred of them some of the
evening, some of the semi-evening sort; and
all really beautiful things. A great many of
them are of black charmeuse, often veiled
with some sheer lace and finished with a
bright-colored girdle. Others are of char
meuse in evening colors, and others again are
of net black, brown and light colors. A very
few are of velvet the $200 gown is of black
chiffon velvet with pearl and crystal beading.
The saving is always at least $20, and'
sometimes a great deal more.
(I'lrnt l'loor, Central)
New Spring Foulard Silks
in 100 Different Styles
And, in making a choice, ono is not confined to dark bluo
or black grounds, for there nro .many colors besides and also
some Persian effects. Some of the designs are very new and
.striking, some verv rnnwrvnMv "
This Fur Sale Offers Many
Remarkable Opportunities
to any woman who wishci to buy furs of any sort whether
she wishes n small scarf or n sumptuous fur wiv.p. Furs of
every description nro included, the skins sire of the highest
quality, and the prices are surprisingly moderate.
AMONG THE FUR COATS the choo ing i3 especially
good. There arc novelty fur coats like leopard, nutria, musk
rat, hair seal, or marmot, as well as the more conservative
furs likn Hndunn aooi lAnnA "-'-at), ncnrrieal (dyed coney),
rown mink. They go from
the mink.
5CARFS, ALSO, including
n, skunk, baum and stono
sab'e. gray squirrel, and
to $402.50.
lie, and theso nro $20 to
hentnnt)
"ING
Oft
Clued
eiyne Coats
in Price
Id be bought for loss, and
nro waiting for this event,
oats, of the finest qunlity
arc four models to choose
has a double capo effect,
os with long tassels hung
laborate chenille cmbioid-
d and they nro also lined
t one mod.l arc in perfect
re are many women this
.venring these coats. New
uitnil)
MTO
DlNG
nbroidered
isldng Prices
'o years to find prices to
y moderate.
hinc?e embroidered robes
h the finest kind of era
utc "feeding." They aro
r silk foundations,
ndio aic $31.75. Those
y is done in white. Each
racelet With
me Pearls
'liked, is gold filled and
i the bracelets, but there
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Sashes
'fore
Three Wanamakcr Special models nro $2.50 each ono a
short pink broche with rubber at the top, one of the same
material cut slightly longer, and ono of pink satin with elastic
inseits. , , ,, , ,,
Another model of this make is a pink satin with wide
band of elastic ncross tho top, short bones and short front
steel, $3.75. . , , ,.
And n longer corset of pink brocho has straight lines,
strong bones, and laeor and ovelets bc'ow its front steel, $5.
(Third l'loor, ChrHtnut)
j, as a finishing touch,
.. ...... 4...U, jo'that no dress will be
disappointed there aro all kinds of T.shes heie.
Some are wide satin nflaiis of black or colors, some arc
of braid, of ribbon or metnl cord all are finished with tassels.
Prices go from $2.75 to $G.
(Main l'loor, Central)
White Sale
Petticoats and Kimonos
We still have n pretty fair allowance of nainsook and soft
cambric petticoats, with iloun es of good embroidery usually
eyelet. One style has lace for those who wish it. Prices nro
$1.C5 to $3.85.
Tho kimonos aro of Japanese cotton crepe. One stylo in
lavender, pink, rose, light blue and Copenhagen with native
sleeves, price $1.90, and one in gray blue, a pink and rose,
price $2.85. The first is hand-embroidered and tho second
striped.
(Third l'loor, Centrnl)
75 Baronet Satin Skirts
Again at $10 Each
A number of women have bought three at one time when
they found they could get these skiits at this price.
This now shipment brings even better Haionet satin
skirts than were hero before, the satin being an even finer
nualitv and the model an especially pretty ove. In shell
pink, silver gray, white, black and navy. All sLics up to 32
inches waist measure
(rirnt l'loor, Ccntrnl)
Women's Fine Fashion
Oxfords That We Can
Sell for $9.75
They were bought to sell for nearly n third more and aro
in every way equal to shoes of n higher price. ,
Light tnn Russian calfskin with straight tips, medium
toes and military heels.
Light tan grain calfskin with long wing tips, perfora
tions, medium toes and military heels.
. Ma k glazed kidskin with straight tips, medium toes and
itiuiy huuih. .
Wack glazed kidskin with straight tips narrow iocs ium
A Little Clearance of Leather
Back Cloth Brushes, 35c to $1
Very frequently this is less than the original cost of
these good brushes! .
The brushes have good bristles, are of generous saze, and
have leather backs of brown, red or black leather some of
genuine pigskin. ..... ,.,,,
35c to $1 is tho'wny the prices uin and this is very littlo
indeed for such good brushes.
(Jluln l'loor, ChcHtnut)
Men's Handkerchiefs
$3 a Dozen
These nro certainly good handkerchiefs for this price!
They are of linen, every thread, and they nro in the
perfectly plain hemstitched style which is tho best for general
use.
It's a now shipment, ju3t unpacked.
(Went Alide)
Direct from Pekin and
Tientsin, New Bales
of Chinese Rugs
Many months ago cur own representative chose these
rugs off tho looms of Pekin and Tientsin, two of, tho im
portant weaving centers in China.
Wo bought them on advantageous terms and wo arc
offering them at remarkably low prices accordingly.
All tho good qualities for which Pekin and Tientsin are
noted are pronounced in these nieces the substantial weave,
thick nap and soft, lustrous colors.
In most of tho new pieces, blue is the predominant
shade, often a deep, ultramarine, while many are in a lighter
tone.
Tho figures, typical Chinese devices, arc chiefly in tan
or golden tints.
The shipment comprises both carpet sizes and smaller
rugs, and considering the excellence of the rugs and tho
prices we have marked n thein, is one of the best we have
had in n long time.
(Seventh l'loor, Chrrtmit nnd Central)
Fine House Coats and Gowns
in the Men's Wear Sale
You can got a full-length Japanese quilted oilk dressing
gown or a house coat of tho same material for as little as $10.
Rich silk and velvet house coats aro $25.
Dressing gowns of silk moire, English foulards, Paisley
pattern silks and velvet are in splendid selection at $25 and
$35, some close to half price.
Some of tho finest vicuna house gowns aro $50 and other
oddments of fine woolen gowns nre $25.
(Mnln rioor, Market)
200 Comfortables
Now $6 to $25
Many of these hnve been selling for almost double. At
their lowered prices they arc the best quilt values in years.
And there is such a fine variety to pick from!
Wool-filled, down-filled, most of them made in our own
workrooms under our own supci vision.
The lower-priced, wool-filled quilts aro covered with the
best silkoline and bordered with sateen.
The lower-priced, down-filled quilts are covered in figured
sateen. There aie wool-filled qu'lts covered in fine habutai
silk at $1G and in brocade at $20 each.
There nre extra-size down-filled qui'.ts nt $12 covered in
figured sateen and nt $15 there are lcmaikably fine qui'ts
:overed with French figured sateen, finished with plain borders
and interlined.
At $20 there are down-filled quilta in coverings of habu
tai silk, and so tho variety goes. As a collection we don't
think these quilts arc equaled anywhere, especially keeping in
mind their excellent quality.
(Sixth l'loor. Central)
Half or Less for
Rugs and Matting
Odd lots of fine domestic rugs in room sic3 and a limited
quantity of fiber matting will be disposed of at cxtraordinar.
ily low prices.
48 fine rugs at $32 for 9x12 ft. velvet rugs, to $95 for
11.3x15 ft. Wilton rugs.
Double-faced chenille rugs at $70 for 9x15 ft. to $S6 for
12x15 ft.
Imported seamless chenille rugs at $07.50 for 9x12 ft.
and $00 for 9xl0.G ft.
530 yards of fiber matting, 27 and 30 inches wide, 25c
and 30c a yard.
(Hevcnth Floor, Chestnut)
These All- Wool Serges Are
Particularly Good Values
They are chiefly navy blue and black in several very
desirable weights for making Spring divsses, ski.t3 and
children's clothes, and every one of the prices is down to an
extremely low level.
A 42-inch serge, medium weight, sturdy quality, at $1
n yard.
A 44-inch serge, especially fine twill, at $1.50 a yard.
A 50-inch serge, very fine soft weave, at $2 a yard.
A 54-inch serge, heavier grade, nt S2 a yard.
(first l'loor. Thermit)
Lamp Sale
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100 small desk or boudoir lamps with metal bases and
eight-inch glass shades are $4.75 each.
100 Empire lampshades of silk, fringe trimmed, size 22
inches, $3.75 each.
100 smaller mahogany gns lamps with htrong holders,
$4.50 each.
Tho picking among other items especially parchment
shades at half is still very good.
(fourth l'loor, Ccntrul)
WANAMAKER
Standard of America
PIANOS
Certain very fine and famous goods have
come unscathed through the turmoil of the
past few years.
Among them are Wanamaker pianos,
standard of America.
The reputation of these splendid instru
ments was no ephemeral thing, to flicker and
wane under changing business conditions. It
was built on years of faithful service.
In the not-so-long-ago days when any
piano was salable, Wanamaker Standard
Pianos kept the faith. Their excellence never
varied.
Today, when people want to be certain of
satisfaction in piano, player-piano or repro
ducing piano, they remember the
Chickering
Schomacker
Emerson
Haines Bros.
Lindeman
Marshall & Wendell
Bramhach
J. C. Campbell
and the celebrated Knabe
These distinguished instruments are sold
at Wanamaker's only in Philadelphia. Their
prices compare agreeably with those of other
pianos of the same grades and any one may
be bought on convenient terms.
(i:K5I'tln Hull, Second l'loor)
200 Pieces of Colored and
Decorated Glassware
35c to $2.50 Each
Chiefly flower vases r-.nd in a remarkably attractive
variety of decorations and color effect''. Included also aro
n few pieces in orange and black and blue and black decora
tions, and some pretty piece? of iridescent glass.
The prices, 35c to $2.50, nre away below those for which
these attractive and popular pieces have all along been
selling for.
(fourth l'loor, Chrxtnut)
200 Beautiful Double Damask
Table Cloths
at Wonderfully Low Prices
Ry taking all lie had wo were able- to secure this sur
plus 1 t of clothh from an importer at remarkably low prices.
Judged by what doth of this high guide are selling for
today, tluie is a saving on these of one-third.
They are eiy handsome, finely woven cloths of doublo
dnma.i:, with a rich nutiii-hke sheen and in a choice of
lovely, pictuic&iiue-looking floral patterns.
They come in three shes 7272 inches, $12; 72x90
inches, $15; 72.10$ inclus, $18 each.
(1 lrt I'lour. Chestnut)
The Luggage Sale Makes a Hit.
Hundreds of pieces of the finest luggage made are being sold here now at savings of 35 to 60
per cent.
Probably half of these goods are exactly half price half what they were selling for a few days
ago.
This half-price group consists of new merchandise from two leading factories which made a
flat 50 per cent concession in their prices, and pieces taken out of our own good stocks and reduced
one-half.
The other goods are also from our own stocks, and on them prices have been lowered 35 to 60
per cent.
BTherai'e Ravelins bags, suit cases, vanity bags, overnight cases, kit bags and portmanteaus,
all of line black and tan leathers.
Nearly half the pieces are fitted with ivory, ebony, sterling silver or white or shell-finish cellu-'
loid.
Prices start at $7.50 and go to $125, with many stops between.
The values are wonderful.
(.Mnln l'loor, Chestnut)
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