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Already the First Week of
the New president s
Administration
rives some distinct evidences of the approach of
he better times that were predicted by Mr.
Harding's friends.
As expected, the President has intimated a
generous policy, though it will demand the greatest
Jrfsdom, firmest generosity and highest states
manship. There is now, all over the United States, a
widespread belief that wc must quit skirmishing
and insist on arriving at results and the reinstate
ment of good, 01a umes.
Signed
March 10, 10SJ.
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A New Paris Importation of
La Rana Pearls
Iffibtlleve these to be the finest
Ution pearls to be Had, ana
r ire made by the beat maker
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inninnie ccaua m ...
ln both color and hiHtcr La
i peirls very closely approxi-
the most beautiful Oriental
it nd they arc worn by many
women of unquestioned taste in
dress.
There is a very complete collec
tion of the various sized necklaces
at the present time. With 14-kt
gold clasps, $25 to .$65. With
diamond-mounted clasps, $95 to
$185.
(Jewelry More, Cdcitnut unil Thirteenth)
mieof the Prettiest New Spring
Frocks for Young Women
Are $35
llome are of crisp and shining
fita and some are of glistening
urmeuse and blue and that rich,
i brown, though some of them
I In black, too.
Frilled skirts, new long straight
bodices, round necks, organdie pip
ings, ribbon sushc3 and eyelet em
broidery are some of their fashion
points but they're all attractive.
14 to 20 year sizc3.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
400 Yards White Silk Broadcloth
to Sell for $2.50 a Yard
I Tali is the first time for several
rs that this line quality Ameri-
In silk broadcloth has sold as low
b this and it is such an unusually
value and so timely, just at
rbf2if.nin(? of the white silk sea-
that we should not ho sur-
( First Floor
prised to see the entire lot go in
one day.
It is one of the best silks we
know of for women's Summer
dresses and skirts and it is used
for blouses and for men's shirts at
every season of the year. The
width is 32 inches.
Chentnut)
It's Unusual to Find Women's
Fine Raincoats Reduced
list now comes ono of these rare '
KMions. All the English and a i
fflbtr of new Ttjillnn rnlnrnntn i
Iildts those made here of im- I
rtM materials have just been I
auy lessened in tnelr prices.
TlM? nrn fh lioof n.rtlU.. P '
WtriisA Canton cloths, rubber-
ib.iiik ana ruDDerizcd cashmere.
(Flrot Floor,
Some are combined with another
color and arc very interesting in
their fashion features. All the
shoulder seams are cemented and
taped. There are also a few capes
of imported rubberized mnterials.
The new prices arc $30 to
$57.50.
Ontro.1)
Paris Sends Some Interesting
JNew Sports Skirtings
some cases, a shaggy
V arc US different, nc nnccihl.t
POS the ustml c.L-(f!., e i.:
N. beinj; rather heavy to suit
I purposo of a sports skirt and
i'ftsiriKir.K plaids with a
and, in
finish.
Beautiful colors of navy, tur
quoise, henna, cold and others. .18
soft, inches wide, $5 a yard.
(Firm Floor, ehrMnut)
A Few Hundreds
of Years Ago
'Omen did occasinnnllv iFr. mif -;,!!. , ...! I...-.:. i .i !
... e" " "I, iu iiuiiiiiik "iiu uoing van-
M. ii iIC StUntS wlth their "lords and "'"sters," but the trouble
n all that kind of thing was that they always had to wear such
"-"' '" K"i. some iresn air anu doubtless u bit
ftrihcl'th rent' but.th,nk of the dlfferenco between sallying
i. , " i,""", niurt una a corset mat. was pretty nearly
m iron for a day's sport, and wearing a straight, short frock
we present day with a good slip-on corset inside it!
opeakincr of whfMi -nn,i..,i., .... u
... . - v "" u" "'. boiiiu new ransienne sun-
have just arrived-pink, all of them.
IU.C0 no top nnd very little boni"B Hnd c03ts
A buede-cloth boned in front and laced in back is $11.50.
An elastic corset with satin stripping is $12.50.
A lovolv nl.l ,:n. -ii- -.....
l,c,,n, ' ' v n,,u al-on iwnicn Belongs in a trousseau) has
"uniier its Ka,ter straps and gold thread embroidery, price $28.
tn n? x.t0 'lmt al)PitIents may be made for fittings bc
ln 0 A M. and 2 P. M.
(Thlril Floor, Chritnut)
Easter Peltinfs
unpacked include silk Jcncya
i u.oo-nll with contrast
P colors jn their nMnrj;nn
lMs: Ido.,. ...... . .,
Ilium ,'""-'"" "i .X.ou, anu
fn taffetas at Jl'J.fiO.
I0W11' olors in all nf rlinn,
lT,""l lloor. ( et,ul
Hand-Embroidered
oilk Chemises
Im h. V P ". some of
iceRn "u"-uone scallops,
lh ; ,n; kT ot crepe do cUino
'Khilii "roWcry,
"'rd r,ri VfDttKU
Among the Loveliest
Gloves for Women
We've Seen This
Season
are the.se new Arabian mochas in
Spring colors and styles. They are
of the most velvety texture, the
skins are of beautiful quality, and
the colors are particularly attrac
tive. Women's short gloves, with ono
clasp, and in an exquisite French
gray, aro ?4.2o a pair.
Strap-wrist mochas in the ramc
French gray or in beaver or but
ternut color, with cmbioidcred
spearpoint backs, .0 a pair.
(Alain Flour. Central)
When a Woman Says That
a Dress Is "Wearable"
you may be auro she has made a
mental note of that dress and
sooner or Inter you will sec her
blossom forth in it. For it is pre
cisely this qunlity that she is al
ways in search of she wants a
frock which will do a lot of "filllng
in," which isn't to striking that
you can recognize it3 date at a
glance, and yet which clearly be
longs in the procession of Spring
garments.
The Fashion Salons will have
some such wearable dresses for to
morrowsilk jerseys for only $25.
They have shallow necks, round or
square; they have the straight
silhouette, though one stylo boabts
a waist line nnd a blouse, and
others show panels flying over
skirts of contrasting colors; and
they have embroidery agreeably
arranged on their bodices nnd
belts. Their colors arc precisely
what ono would choose for wcar
nblo dresses nnvy, beige, Juvu
brown, black, a rather vivid blue
and pewter gray.
Price ?25.
(Firm Floor, rrnlrnl)
New and Fashionable Animal
Scarfs of Pretty Brown Marten
mcy arnvea in tne l-ur Salons ' go to ?85 for a most attractive
just a clay or so ago, and come
just in time to accompany Mnd
ame's new Spring tailored suit.
Stone marten scarfs start at
$37.50 for the one-skin scarfs und
two-skin scarf.
And the rich, pretty bnum mar
ten scarfs start at $40 for one
skin scarfs and go to ?85 for the
handsome two-skin pieces.
New Books
"Chick Kvans Golf Hook." by
the greatest of all amateur
golfers, is a joyous story of the
caddie who became a champion,
t'ricc $3.50.
Growth of the Soil," by Knut
Hamsun. A translation from
iho Norwegian. II. 0. Wells
-ays it impresses him as one of
'he very greatest novels he hns
vor read. Two volumes, $5.
"White Dominoes," by Flor
ence M. Pcttce. An intriguing
story of weird happenings.
$1.75.
"The Grey Itoom," by Eden
I'hllpotts. A ghost-story dcft.y
told. Price $2.
(Miiln Floor, Thirteenth)
(Second Floor, Chentnut)
jp AST Ell cards in plenty
- sweet with (lowers and
chicks and Easter bunnies.
There arc reeling cards and
folders and just cards, there
arc blotters and book mark
crs and prices run from 5c to
$1. Look for them near tlic
elevators.
(Mnln Floor. Central)
Men, Here Are the Right
Spring Suits and Overcoats
The new suits and overcoats this year are simply fine ; fine in fabrics, fine in
fashion, fine in making, fine in all the things that men value who are particular
about their appearance.
And not only are qualities appreciably better, but prices are one-third and
even more below the figures of last Spring.
The styles vary from those of last Spring, but only in a moderate degree and
in the direction of looser and more liberal lines. In other words, the form-fitting
feature so noticeable in coats of recent seasons is now less pronounced. But there
is all the novelty remaining that any one can desire in line, shape, cut and detail.
Skirts of the Spring overcoats are somewhat roomier than heretofore, ' a de
velopment that men who like to take a brisk, vigorous stride will welcome.
But the surest sign of all that these are suits and overcoats that men want
is the way men are taking to them at first sight.
Easter will soon be here, sir; now is the time to prepare!
Spring suits, .$32 to .$60.
Spring overcoats, .$35 to .$60.
(Third Floor. .Market)
Women's Fine New Shoes for Spring
are better than ever and prices are somewhat lower.
THE main thing in fashion at this moment is
the strap pump; the pump made with a plain
strap going over the instep or a split combi
nation strap. It is a matter of taste which of
them you like. Some of the straps button and
some of them buckle.
These new strap pumps are to be had in tan
Russia, black Russia, patent leather, black satin,
gray and brown suede, also in a most fetching
combination of tan Russia vamps and tan suede
backs.
They come either with high Louis heels or
with junior heels, and prices go from $10 to $14
a pair.
Also greatly in favor and of high importance
are' new Colonial English-made pumps, just such
us Dorothy Vernon might have graced. These are
made with a perky Colonial tongue and leather
covered, stitched buckles. They are extremely
smart and are to be had in dull and patent leather
and in tan Russia.
The assortment among the new shoes is
excellent and there is full choice of all .sizes in each
style.
It is well worth noting that prices are some
what lower than they were for shoes of equal or
lesser quality a year ago, and that while we have
all leathers, the tan Russia is undoubtedly in
greatest demand.
Where Else Will a Man Find
Such Beautiful Silk Shirts?
Newest arrival! amonjr the sillc shirts are superb.
They arc of heavy broadcloth sill; in stripes and in solid colorw and
stripes with charming Jittle jacquard iltrurca in them. The colorings are
exquisite and often very unusual combinations.
NTo finer ready-to-wear silk shirts may be had.
Price $111.
Other silk shirts from this price down to $7.00.
(Mnln Floor, Market)
Men's and Boys' London Caps
Were Never So Noteworthy
The shipment of ISedleaf caps which we just received from England
is just about the finest yet.
The caps are in one-piece and eight-piece styles, all beautifully hand
tailored, and the materials are selected liomespuns in gray and tan
mixtures and herringbone stripe, Lovat mixtures and multicolor effects.
For Easter gift caps they are unequaled.
Men's caps, $4.
Hoys' caps, $3.50.
(Main Floor, Murkrt)
MVomtn'n Hioe Morr, Flrot Floor. Mitrlirt)
London Sends New
Umbrellas for
Women
An Knglishwomun seldom goes
out without her umbrella, and
English umbrellas are notable for
their good stylo und their sub
stantial churacter. Thec urc
brand-new, they come from a fore
most British maker and they ure
very smart.
All Imve covers of firm, black
silk and all have wood sticks a
feature that will appeal to many
women.
The handles arc quietly distinc
tive fine woods mounted with gold
or silver, malacca and horn handles,
white and colored bakclite, imita
tion shell or umber and leather
handles aie in the collection.
They're to be found exclusively
in the Wanamaker Umbrellu Shop
$18 to $-15. i
(Mnln Floor, Murkt'l I
New and Artistic
Jewelry of Imitation
Jade
The coloting is very like the rcul
jade and the pieces are very inter
esting as well as quite new.
The new earrings, for instance,
are in hoop shapes and pendant
effects and the jade green is used
alone and in combination with
sparkling black jet or i limestones.
$G.50 to $11 a pair.
Pretty pendunts to v. ear 'round
the neck or on bracelets are in the
shape of bunches of grapes $2.75
to $6.50.
Attractive new rings are $6 und
$!).
Daintv bracelets are $U und $5.
And black silk neckcords with
rhincstono slides and imitation jade
pendants are $27 and $30.
(Irurlrj Morr, Clirnlnull
JfEMNANTS of white
a' goods at a third less in
elude many plain and fancy
weaves of the sorts used for
shirtwaists a n d children's
dresses.
(I.l. ..I Altlit)
For Saint
Patrick's Day
Green candies galore, green
favors, green novelties of many
kinds are here now nnd ready
for you to make plans and order
for your St. Patrick's party.
Jack Horner pics or St. Pat
rick's huts, each holding twelve
favors, $8.
Baskets with harps, holding
twelve favors, $9.
Bonbons with favors, $2.25 a
dozen.
Place cauls with favors, 20c
each.
(Jiccn huts, to hold candies,
15c each.
Kr-wpie dolls, dresaed in
gretn, $1 to $1.75.
Largo potutoes of cocoanut
cream, 25c each.
Almond paste potatoes, $1 a
pound.
Almond paste peas in pod, or
almonds, $1 a pound.
Pistachio chocolates, $1 a
pound.
Green chocolate straws, 70c
a pound.
Pistachio bonbons with al
mond on top, $1 a pound.
Green mint wafers, 70c u
pound.
' Clear mint shamrocks, 50c a
pound.
Cream potatoes, tJOc a pound.
Basket of potutoes, trimmed
with ribbon und snake, $1.25.
(l)oii M:ilr Nlorr, Clirliuil)
New White Frocks
for Little Children
Which is one way of guying they
are for little babies in arms, fur
toddlers and for youngsters up to
six yeurs.
For the little babies of six
months to two cars there ure
dear little white dresses of nain
sook and fine lawns, in pretty
styles that ure dainty and not too
elaborate. Some are tucked, some
have feather stitching and some
are lace trimmed. $1.50 to $0.50.
New white frocks of dotted Swiss,
of luwn und of dimity, some
smocked in color, for thice to six
year children, are $3 to $10.
(Ililril Floor, riimlnnl i
Good Bath Sprays
for 75c
This i- a new low price for ,-uch
good sprays, und many people will
like to take udvuntugc of it.
They are all new und the spray
is of generous size.
(Mnln Fluor, Fliratmiu
Men's Silk Half Hose
New for Easter
Some of the finer kinds that a man likes to wear on special occa
sions. Good for gifts, too.
Heavy full-fashioned silk in black, white, navy and cordovan, $3.60
a pair. t
Hund-embroidered clocked half hose in black with self, white and col
ored clocks; white with self and bluck clocks, and navy and cordovan
with self clocks, $3.50 a pair.
Accordion-ribbed silk in two-color combinations black with white,
blue, green or purpk $5 a pair.
Derby ribbed silk with hand-embroidered self clotks in black, navy
and cordovun, $0 a pair.
(Main Floor, Mrke()
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LITTLE lace collars of
real Point Venise are
much in vogue for the tai
lored cloth dresses. Some
times they are wholly of
the lace, sometimes the
lace is combined with em
broidered or plain net.
Prices $i:iJ0 to WJ.
(Main Flour. ( rnlriill
New Block Scrim
Curtains, Special at
$1.65 a Pair
The block pattern i pretty and
much in demand. The edges of
the curtains are hemstitched and
they are two und a quarter yards
long. Also there is the material
by the yard to mutch, at 25c n yard,
a special price.
There is still left a limited quan
tity of the plain marquisette cui
tains at $1.50 a pan.
1 1 lllh Floor, Murkcti
The China Sale With the Best
Goods in the Largest Choice
at Lowest Prices
I'he lea.ting potteries and glass factories of the world lay their
best wares before you in this sale at prices one-fourth to one-half vltsa
than regular ligures.
All the- dinner sets we own arc in the sale, including the "open
stock" patterns.
Fine cut-glass to the value of niuny thousands of dollnrs can be
chosen from at savings of one-third.
Light-cut glassware and beautiful imported decorated glass ar
shown in dazzling assortment at similar savings.
Fancy china is one-fourth to one-half loss than regular prices
Exquisite Italian marble statuary and pedestals are offered at one
third les3, and the collection is by far the largest and finest in years.
In the quantities and varieties of goods and the lowness of pricee
there has not been such a chinu sale in several years.
A Few Remarkable Items in Cut Glass
Berry bowls, 8-inch sizp, $3.75. Bonbon dishes, $1.85.
Sugar and cream sets, $4.25. ...
Celery trays, $2.75 to $3.25. " ttter JU' 4'Pmt si"' 5-
Compotes, 7-inch size, $3. A wonderful ehoice of pieces.
Vase, 12-inch size, $5. nriced fr0m $1.50 to Sin ..t,
itonrth Floor, ChrMnut)
Fireless Cookers at Lower Prices in the
March Sale of Housewares
New Fashions in Fine
Leather Handbags
Highly gluzed pin seal and pin
morocco in bluck, browns and blues
aro the leathers used, and most of
the bags aie in soft pouch shapes.
There are smull sizes for dress
wear and large some very large
hairs for shopping and' general
utility.
The new prices arc $8.50, $10 und I
:M2. which nro much less than I
Rimilar handbags have been selling
for.
(Mnln Floar, I'lu-lniii)
Every modern housewife knows the great advantages of the fire
!es cooker, Ms economy, us uoidnnce of all possibilities of burned or
spoiled foodt, its cleanlin ss and labor saving.
In the- Mulch Jlourevsares Sale wo have the famou- "Domestic
Science" tireless cookers m lower price-. Each of these cookers is
enclosed in u case of non-rusting steel, gray enumeled. The lining
and the cooking utenih- nie of .seamless aluminum.
uiH-compiirlmt'nt cookers. 2li. Equipment 1-quurt aluminum
kettle and set of triplicate pails; thermometer; radiator pastry ,
shelves; radiator hook; two radiator racks; book of directions.
Tun-compartment cookers, $;16.."0, SI0 und S12.
The ?3G.50 cooker ha- this equipment one eight-quart aluminum
kettle und set triplicate pails; thermometer; radiators; two rudiu
tor rucks; one pair puUry .-helw..; radiator hook; look of directions.
( Found I lour
The $40 cooker has one eight-quart aluminum kettle and set trip
licate pails; thermometer; one pair pastry shelves; four radiatoni;
two rudiutor racks; rudiator hook; book of directions.
The $42 cooker hus one 10u.()Uart nluminum kettle; one four
quart utensil; set triplicate pails; thermometer; one pair pastry
shelves; four radiators; two radiator racks; radiator hook; book of
directions.
Three.compnrtment cookers, $58. These are equipped with on
10-qunrt aluminum kettle; one eight-quart aluminum kettle; set
triplicate pails; one four-quart utensil; thermometer; six radiators
two radiator racks; two pair pastry shelves; radiator hook; book of
directions. " '
Demonstration during March, showing the economy and efficiency
..rousting, nulling und boiling when the right flrclcsii cooker is used.
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