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Organ plnjs at i), 11 and .1:50
V " cliltiirn n( Noon
Ciness Experience and Study
Obtain lor a Man a Jiroad
Education
lot entirely of a secondary nature confined to his
iartictilar caiims.
He is obliged to grow, line upon line, and atom
inon atom, as he comes in contact with every nation
f the world, its languages, habits, methods, people
ihd their arts.
He helps to bind days, ideas, interests and
icrspcctivcs of the nations of the world together.
The whole world Decomes one manuiactory, one
tudio, one banking institution, one warehouse of
Istrilmtion.
TV world wants what America produces and
b ierica takes in payment what the Old World
atcs, according to its needs.
Jfc.
Signed
March S, lO-'l-
ust Exactly the Silks for Easter
Gowns
tnd at the head of the list of the fashionable silks for Spring.
New printed foulards, most attractive designs, in blues, black and
wn, $2 and $2.25 a yard.
New plain and glace taffetas and gros do L,onurcs, light and dark
hades, $3 and $.1.50 a yard.
Vnw noncces. Iicht weight at $1.50 a yard, and heavy at $2 a yard.
his is a saving of $1 u yard in each case.
New black crepes meteor, $3 a yard.
New heavy blnck dress satins, $3, $3.50 and ?i a yard. .
Kttw Canton crencs. $4.50 a yard. These aro coming and coim:
W the time.
(First rinor, t'heilnut)
Tweed Suits Just the Kind
Young Women Want $37.50
To make sure that we'd get just the right kind, we had them
kadefor us!
They arc in severely tailored style, and of Spring-liko tweeds in
Itractive brown and gray mixtures.
The jackets are of the fashionable length, they have narrow
houlders, tight sleeves and may be worn with or without narrow belts
whichever is most becoming. They are lined with silk, too.
The skirts nre plainly tailored and well cut.
$37.50 and 14 to 20 year sizes.
(Srroinl floor, Chfntniit )
iThe New Shaggy Wool Wraps
Were at the Inauguration
Quite a number of women boucht these soft, warm wraps to take
wn to Washington with them. Thev are just about the most com-
Ttablc things to wear on a cool day and they arc certainly one of
ie newest.
The material is a brushed alnaca wool with a chiffon finish. They
-e in two styles, one a wrap and the other a wrap cape with a scarf
liar. The lnttcr is $47.50 and the former $65. In navy and porcelain
ue, white, pink, cnmel and gray.
The real shatrcrv wool ivrnna urn nnlv In lm fnunrl in nnn nlnco in
is city Wanamnkcr's.
(I'lrM I'liinr,. Ontral)
More Sable Scarfs Have Come
at New Low Prices
We are especially glad to get these soft, beautiful scarfs,
for not only ure they extremely fashionable and in great demand,
but these have come in at new and lower prices which is good
news to the many women who want them.
Hudson Hay sable scarfs .start at $75 for a one-skin scarf
nd ko to $120 for a two-skin scarf.
an sall,c scarfa Uu't at $135 for one-skin, and go to
ZOO for the two-skin scarfs.
And you couldn't find an undesirable skin in the collection
you tried !
(Second Floor, riirsliuit)
As to the Easter Blouse
This May Decide It
Three of tho loveliest new styles have just arrived, and every one
mem would lnnk n-nll .itii ., t.,;i,.i ..,,; in...., .. .. n .1... j : i i.
n, ioo, and that is what so many women like.
One is a (icnmnhi. ,....!,. ,..:ii. i.... ... .:....! i-:n ..n.. i..
M 4 I . "'w.v ui-R- twill (i IUII(J IIUIIIlUll lllll VUll.lI, lUklU
llflg tOWan tho Wilis! Tim clnnuno nwi tlm.t T flncl. ...Ml., n..
'sque, $10.65. " "" " " " "'
Anothpi- in .....n ,1- ..!.: :li. i - .1 i i.:t.
frt V V m-'iiu uu ciiine, whii long sieeves, mis a square uiu
I.?;."1 fI?"1' mudc W'U hemstitched lucks. In white, flesh, bisque
"Kray, $lz.bU.
Still another sm:n-i ,.,.,,. .1.. i.;n,. i,inE ;., ,..i,;i., -.,,, .,,.,,
fsquo or black, has a square neck and short .sleeves, both edged with
fills and hemstitching in the front. It is $20.
(Tlilril Hour, Central)
N)00 Yards ChprkpH nincshtim
Special at 20c a Yard
vcrnKiI.' KS" (ll,lulity gingham, too, 31 to 32 inches wide, and in
acro-iti " c,'c;ks T's Kingham lias been scarce lately and there
othes "mml 'r ii lor women s dresses and blouses and children s
hite" rl.'.!iJ?.VlVtl" ivh itc Invendcr-and-white, nink-and-whitc, brown-and-n,w,
red-and-whitc and black-and-white.
(Writ Alle
That Fine Chinese Filet Again
tomorrn.yunIf,.or il Jusl oul of l,'o Custom House go on Mile
varietv ,l,,orni"B- u is so finely and beautifully done and tho
resnr,.,,i ? P,lttorna i 0 Rood that wo don't wonder .women
" iu uiese annouiiceincnts with eagerness.
while S '"U? f,' '" ir'c for onc-'l,'i to $3 for sevc
Prices for nistrtions fall insidi of these.
(Went Alile)
Here's Welcome News About
10 Baronet Satin Skirts
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1 L eamc boai nV. i ii. ?fc BU,rt3 "avu ""'ved, and they arc in
flea We have had. V n"ronut 8Un "u ' 011C f tho prettiest
RUandaimrrn?1!:;diint V1? ,wai8tIi"u nd lvo two up-and-down
anu a narrow tailored belt. In white, pink, navy anti black.
(Uaat ALU)
WANAMAKER'S
ftpww Is Calling and Her Fashions Have Transformed the
Mutual neipiuincss is a ongnt siar in numan
tw oiitirclv new and most beautiful, these silks, and they
von-iiii'h edgings,
EVENING PUBLIC
Store Opens at
The World Does Move The
Spring Fashions Prove It
NCE upon a time, if Fnsh
ion said hoopskirts, women
obediently wore hoopskirts.
If Fashion said waists un
der the armpits and clinging
skirls women wore waists un
der the armpits and clinging
skirts. If Fashion said long
trains and bustles, women
wore the trains and the bustles.
And they did these things ut
terly regardless of whether
they were tall or short, plump
or thin, dashing or demure.
Do women follow Fashion
after any such manner in
theso days?
INDEED, THEN, THEY
DO NOT!
And that is precisely the
reason why in this Spring of
1921 it is impossible to say
that there is any one definite
fashion to follow. There
isn't, simply because women
have learned at last to express
their personalities in their
'clothes. Those who have
found the chemise frock be
coming continue to wear it, no
matter how many other de
signs may be ofFered; those
who like fulltr jkirts and na
tural bodices wear them and
look chui ming; those who pre
fer the beloved tunic in its
modern guiso choose it. Re
comingncss is the only con
sideration. U'lrsit Floor,
Polka-Dotted
'Kerchiefs, Says
Paris
The handkerchiefs arc for
women, and are all of sheer linen.
You may have white grounds
with colored polka dots and hems,
or the reverse and the colors in
clude lovely rose shades, deep and
lighter blues, tans and other hues.
$1 and 75c each.
(Main Floor, Central)
Pink Silk Bloomers
The silks aro crepe dc chine nnd
wash satin, and the bloomers are
made up in several styles. Those
of the first-named fabric with
narrow lace edges on their crepe
ruflles aro $2.85; with more lace
they aro $4.50; with eyelet cm
broidery on the crepe, $5.50.
Those of the pink satin, plain,
are $3.50; lace trimmed, $5.
(I'lrdt l'loor. Central)
The Easter Silk Stockings
Are Arriving Daily
Somo of the best of the new
comers arc
Heavy -ribbed sports silk
hose in navy and cordovan
very scurcc $8 a pair.
New patterns in openwork
ankles, black, white and colors,
$5 n pnir; .still finer, in black
only, $6 and $6.50.
Ijcautiful openwork clock
silk stockings in black only,
special at $3.75 a pair.
(I'lmt l'loor,
Fresh White Goods at New
Lower Prices
Everything in our white stocks
is lowered, all the new merchan
dise coming in is marked at tho
new low prices, and all goods al
ready in stock have been reduced
to mutch them. Moreover, every
piece of goods is of standard
quality, no seconds.
1iingclotlis arc all 30 inches
wide and priced at $1.85, $2.10,
$2.50, $3.25, $4 and $5 for ten
yard piece..
Nainsooks, 36 inches wide,
$2.15, $205, $4.50 the Um-yard
V rtrt rioor,
EEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
0
WANAMAKER'S
The fine afternoon gowns in
the Women's Fashion .Salons
of tho Wanamakcr Storo are
a very good instance of what
we menn.
Take the little group of
lovely things wc are advertis
ing today frocks in brown
Canton crepe, brown crepe do
chine, brown Georgette and
brown taffeta. You will find
in it a straight chemise, stylo
of Canton crepe with nail
head trimmings; a style with
long, looped draperies held
up at the hips by the
oddest little sclf-rosettcs ; a
"petal dress" with skirt and
sleeves decorated with deep
scallops; a dress with a fitted
bodice and full flounced skirt,
bordered with velvet; a won
derfully graceful dress of
crepe showing the fluttering
handkerchief draperies; a
dress of Georgetto with de
lightful iridescent beading.
And so on. The most opposite
things hang together in the
same cases, and no matter
which a. woman chooses, she
will be fashionably dressed.
Prices aro $65 to $275.
Wc might add that those
styles arc often repeated in
other colors dark blue, or the
delicate Spring-liko gray.
Central)
Women's Smart
New French Gloves
for Spring
And all aro at new low prices,
too!
Of washable suede and of beau
tiful skins arc tho slip-on gloves
in a pretty beaver shade. They
have six-inch' tops and arc $5.50
a pair.
Also of washable suedo are
strap-wrist gloves with five and
a half inch tops, in gray and
beaver, at $6.50 a pair.
Fine French kidskin gloves in
champagne color, mode, beaver,
brown, or white with black, self
or contrasting hems and four
row embroidered backs, two-clasp
fastening, $3.50 a pair.
Other soft French kidskin
gloves, also brand-new, aro in
white, tan, beaver, mode or blue,
with self or contrasting stitching,
and two clasps, $3 a pnir.
(Muln Floor, Central)
Also spccinl are some stock
ings that are silk to the top
and come in black, silver,
smoke, cordovan, Russian calf
skin nnd navy. These are
$2.50 a pair.
And more of those wonder
ful $1.75 pure dye silk stock
ings with cotton tops. They
arc in black, navy, silver, polo
gray, Russian calfskin, cordo
van and new suede.
Market)
piece; 45 inches wide, $0.50 the
piece.
Linen - finished suitings for
girls' middies, uniforms und ,
skirts, 32 inches wide, 20c and
30c a yard.
Fine white cambric, 30 inches
wido, 25c u yard.
Plaid and striped voiles, 36
inches wide, 50c a yard.
Plaid and striped lawiu, 27
inches wide, 25c a yard.
Novelty white voiles, 36 inches
wide, 85c a yard.
Pa jama checks, 86 inches wido,
18c, 25c nnd 85c a yard.
Clmtuuu '
Store
The Fifteenth
Annual Exhibition
of Photographs
is now open and everybody inter
ested in camera work is cordially
invited to visit it. More than 000
photographs were submitted to
tho jury, and the finest of these
aro hung.
Tho first prize of $100 was
awarded to "Tho Spirit of Trans
portation," by K. D. Ganaway.
The second prize of $50 to
"Spring Landscape," by Mrs.
Millie Hoopcs.
Tho third $2G to "The Can
yon," by Karl Struss.
Five prizes It $10 each were
also awarded.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
A New Book by
Oliver Onions Is
"A Caso in Camera," price $2.
A mystery story as fascinating
as it is well written.
(Main Floor, Thirteenth)
A Splendid Brief
Case for $7.50
It is made of solid, hand
boarded tan cowhide, with exten
sion lock, straps under bottom,
steel bar at top and three pockets.
We know of no other brief ca3c
that approaches it at the price.
A similar style in a still heavier
and finer black cowhide is $10.50.
(Mnln Floor, Chestnut)
Already peoplo are ordering
and buying Easter novelties, and
the Camec Shop has plenty to
show. Among the new things arc
the hand-painted satin eggs,
filled with fine Cameo chocolates.
These arc $7, $9 and $12 and this
is complete, ribbon tied and ready
to be sent out.
Hollow chocolate eggs of fine
French chocolate (and they are
very good indeed) are filled with
finest Cnmce chocolates and are
$2, $3 and $4.
Jars of hard candies make nice
Easter gifts they're topped with
downy
$1.50.
downy ducks and ribbon tied.
Wicker baskets with two soft,
fuzzy chicks on top, wido ribbon
bow3 and a dozen favors inside,
including a hollow egg filled with
Cameo chocolates, would make
fine Easter gifts for children and
arc $10 complete.
Other Easter novelties arc $1.50
to $5.
(.Main Floor,' Chrstnut)
Cedar Chests in the March
House furnishings Sale
Solid red cedar from Ten
nessee, each chest having a
lock and key nnd casters.
34 inches long by 20 inches
wide, $10.50.
41 in. x 19 in., $23.50.
15 in. x 19 in., $28.50.
(Fourth Floor, Central)
Memo: Order Your Hard water
Soap 75c a Dozen Cakes
If you aro coming downtown tomorrow, stop at the Toilet Goods
Shop and order what you need if you're not in the More, telephone or
mail your order we'll fill it for any quuntity, largo or .small.
This famous soap is 75c a dozen cakes during March only, and
hundreds and hundreds of families and individuals arc taking advan
tage of the opportunity to buy what they need for the next year.
The soap is pure and good, pleasant to use; the cakes are of gen
erous size, and there is almo'nd, violet or verbena scent, or uiisccnted
if you prefer it.
(Main Floor, Chestnut, und Iiottn MtHlm Morn
Women's Imported
Woolen Sweaters
at $5
Every one has been nt least
twice as much and in many cases
three times this figure or more.
They are all Swiss sweaters and
very well made. Mostly slip-on
styles, somo of the new short
models among them, and others
much longer. There are prac
tically all sizes and colors and
many pretty styles.
(Knot AMD
Silk Petticoats
Messaline petticoats in black
and changeable colors, $5.50.
Jersey silk petticoats whose
fancy flounces have diamond
shaped inserts, colors only, $S.
Extra-sized silk petticoats of
silk jersey with messaline
fiouiiccs, in colors and black, ?8.
(Thlril rioor, Central!
White Skirtings
for Less
Fio or six st)lcs of striped
white cotton skirtings luivo had
their prices reduced to $1 a yard
to meet tho now lower prices.
These skirtings aro all of the
novelty typo and $0 Inches wide.
(FJrrt X1or. tiheitnut)
MARCH 8, 1921
Closes at 5
Thp Men's
Fine and Prices About
Less
j There is everything
interested in his appearance.
1$ The assortment is probably the largest we have ever had at a similar d&MJ&i,,'
the variety of colors and patterns is exceptionally attractive, the f $3$ it
of standard grade and the styles less rigid in line than those of recent f(jrh:
mer seasons, but every bit as individual. ,,,;, m
I Coats do not conform
outline, Dut not so as to
The men are going to
nave seen mem nave uiKeii tu uiein an ui u, siiuuen.
I Prices $32 to $60.
Men's Silk House Gowns and
Flannel Bath Robes
The bath robes arc of light-weight English flannel in good stripes.
They are washable and take up little room in a traveling bag. Price
$16.50.
The house gowns aro of beautiful English foulards in Paisley and
floral patterns. They aro $35, which is much less than their original
prices.
Prices have also been lowered on some house coat3 of double
faced cloth. They arc now $10 and $15.
(Main Floor, Market)
These Are Bicycle Days Coming
When a spin through the countryside, or wheeling to and from
work, will prove invigoiating as well as pleasant.
If you rido a Columbia or a Continental bicycle you can be sure
of servico and satisfaction.
Columbia chuinless bicycles, $85.
Columbia chain models, $65 to $72.50.
Columbia juvenile models, $51 to $55.
Continental bicycles for men and women, $55.
Continental juveniles, $50.
Every one of these bicycles is equipped with coaster brake, heavy
road tires, front nnd rear mud guards, tool bag and tools.
And here you will also find a complete assortment of bicycle
sundries, such as tires, lamps, bells, horns, saddles, and so on.
(Tho Onllrry, Juniper)
A Fine New Spring Shipment of
Irish Table Linens
Table linens, table cloths and napkins, full-bleached, of pure flax
and in attractive patterns, arc embraced in this timely, new con
signment. '
These are linens of a very reliable, good-looking, practical grade
that good housekeepers appreciate.
The table cloths arc:
2x2 yards, $9.75.
2x2 yards, $12.75.
Napkins to match them, size 22x22 inches, $12.50 a doen.
The table linen is fully 72 inches wide and priced at $4.50 a yard.
Napkins to match the table linen arc 22x22 inches, nt $12.50 a
dozen. ,
(First Floor, Chestnut)
54 in. x 22 in., $31.50.
Cedar chests with trays:
41 in. x 19 in., $20.50.
45 in. x 19 in., $32.
Mntting - coercd utility
boxes, 45 in. x 15 in., $4.65.
Choose Any Dinner Set in Our Stock at
a Saving of One-Fourth to One-Half
That is one of the opportunities presented in the March Sale of china and glass
ware.' It covers every dinner set we own "open stock" included.
It is the most remarkable offering in years, because it brings the best dinner
sets irom the foremost potteries of two continents at the lowest prices in years.
Taken as a collection, we doubt if these dinner sets are equaled anywhere for the
prices. e are certain they are unsurpassed.
French china dinner sets of 106 pieces go from $85 to .$400.
English porcelain dinner sets of 10G pieces go from ?J5 to $120.
American porcelain dinner sets of J 0(5 pieces go from $17 to $60
Japanese dinner sets of 106 pieces go from $30 to $90.
Hundreds and Hundreds of Pieces of
Fine Cut Glass
as well as light-cut sets and pieces of every imaginable kind are -in tho Sale at one
fourth to one-third less than regular.
Hundreds of Pieces of Fancy China
including all desirable articles and sets, are one-fourth to one-third below regular.
Italian Marble Statuary and Pedestals
are shown in the largest and most exquisite choice in several years and at unusually
attractive savings. '
WANAMAKER'S
New $rrin
Than Last Season
in these new suits to interest
quite so much as hitherto
suggest, cuuusmuss, uvun m
like these suits. We know
(Thlnl l'loor, Markrt)
New Flowered
Cretonnes Tell of
Spring's Nearness
For they bring to the mind of
every woman thoughts of Summer
coverings for the furniture, warm
weather draperies, pillow covers
and the like.
Thisyear theic is a tendency
to softer colorings in favor of
blues, old ro.p, tan, brown and
green. The designs, aro tho pret
tiest we have over bad for theso
prices, which are about n third
less than last jear.
They are 45r. 50c, 75c, and some
exceptionally line ones for 90c nnd
$1.25 a yard.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
New Axminster
Rugs at New Prices
A splendid lot, in tho most de
sirable pattern'- and rich coloi -ings.
Prices of tho room-Mzc most in
domain, 9VJ ft., $18.50 and
$58.50.
(Seventh 1 loor, i lii'Mnlitl
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Pianoforte
Roll of Honor
CHICKLUING
KNABE
SCHOMACKEK
EMERSON
HAINES BROS.
MARSHALL & WENDELL
AUTOPIANO
LINDEMAN
BRAMBACH
J. C. CAMPBELL
and the incomparable
AMPICO
These are all in the
Wanamaker Piano Store,
constituting, in their va
riety of sizes and styles,
the largest collection of
good pianos, player-pianos
and reproducing pianos
under any one roof in
America 'except in the
Wanamaker New York
Store.
wide choice and any
thing you choose guar
anteed to be satisfactory.
convenient terms of
payment to be arranged
to individual desires.
taking over of your
old piano if you have one
at fair current valua
tion, to be credited in part
payment for a new instru
ment. one price, plus only
simple interest in the
event of payment being
deferred.
These arc tho features
of the special servico the
Wanamakcr Piano Store
offers to lovers of good
music.
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A Wonderful Easter at
Egg All of Candy
is niinlo eliic'lly ol eainlj ro-p
petals one upon tli othor. Around
the center thero a Iji-ohiI band
oftsutm jellow ribbon candy, and
garlands of delicate pink m-e .
buds and Icaw.-, while on tho tup
there in a bouquet of orchid-, calla
and Eatei lilio-.
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