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VeryBeautifulDresses
Made to Sell at $75 to $100
Dresses that will malic cfvs turn
to behold their beautji wherever
they arc worn.
I it for a fashion exposition ! Copies, of
wry loociit l'nris models and one of the
umntiy's lending maker's showpieces.
Of Canton crepe, UeoiKCttc crepe, kit-tcn's-eai
satin, puppy skin, taffeta. Won
ilerful colois. Styles in very tiuth inilc
si'iibable at $19.5(1. Coming befoie Kastcr.
N.iluo too wood to pass by Sues for
women and misses.
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llfill mi l' I WK:l -r-J Tomorrow -Saturday 10 A.M. if
'MfMffl'1 el VtV&' fi Offering a Completely New, Bright, Fresh Stock of Modish q f,g
(MS'i H I Ml f "P1 "n Hats at Astounding and Spectacular Low Prices. g J
plrf1' 1 ' i 0 -3gss Special Opening Prices 1 il
ill I )S0 $7-50-10-15uPto25 I !1
'lt 7B fea (2 '1 " '"Pi ItlRr. aie "lacctul. drooping hats of c ire satin and tulle 7
'wwl'l 1? 'ffi&'0 I tnkinu liats in the newest straw weaves, encircled tj I -
wiff fj S ' C J W1,n "lulti-tolored flowers quaint, fascinating pagoda y' tj
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wIIkm! '$4i'' S3L -"tp? A v the most alluiing leations you have ever seen. Mil ?I
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pf WKaM I Paradise Hats ( J;
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65c each, 3 for $1.75
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The Easter Frock
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And Less To Pay
Thr rr.ii)inci i rnmplrtr Slinks linr liprn
rrplcni'lird. and to the .ilrendv lorl olln
lion M)lp of urpdsing siiHirlnc l.ip been
ridded.
I'ricc that'i the feature that n focninK
all nn on tlun nlore Just for instance
planer at thr unusual modcU at
$39.50, $47.50, $57.50
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$47.50
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1302 Walnut Street
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CEN.CEOR0E WASHINGTON
HOUSE OCCUPIED A PART OF
OAK KAICS PRESENT SITE
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OAK HALL NOW OCCUPIES THE SITE i
OF THE HOME OF ROBERT MORRIS
WHO FINANCED THE REVOLUTION
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Fulfilling Our Promise
First News of Oak Hall's Campaign
To Increase the Business $1,000,000'
"E have just purchased one hundred thousand dollars'
worth of the finest quality Spring clothing built by one
of America's greatest national manufacturers; with
which we launch the celebration- of Wanamaker & Brown's
sixtieth anniversary (1861-1921) to-morrow morning when
store doors are thrown open!
Over and above this anniversary offer extraordinary,
we present also close upon two thousand new spring suits to
sell at unparalleled value-laden prices.
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Hundreds of $85 Suits for $50
Hundreds of $75 Suits for $45
Hundreds of $65 Suits for $40
A Thousand $35 and $40.Suits, $25
Hundreds of $45 and $50 Suits, $30
Hundreds of $45 and $50 Suits, $35
H
ERE are the particulars. The $40, $45 and $50 groups contain the
hnest bench-tailored quality suits we have ever oflered 1or sale at
such prices at the corner of Sixth & Market Streets.
Never have we seen finer suits and we are confident you will say
you have never seen such splendid garments at such low figures.
Their 'manufacturer has a national reputation as pre-eminently a
builder of superior clothing. The patterns are exquisitely fine. The
cloths are all-wool and handsome. The fashions are the last word in
new Easter suits for men and young men. There are "stouts," "medi
ums," "longs," and "shorts." Sizes for all men. We candidly believe
that when first hews of this spring offering of clothing (at prices which
are without precedent for value) becomes known, no other suits in Phil
adelphia will sell until these are all gone.
. sfTh m TTk s"v sn-h. mm . e T . . .
s to tne ,zs, ,tmu and ,TM suits! it is a tact that among
the first group of a thousand or more, there are plenty of
suits with an extra pair of trousers. The three groups con
tain finest spring weight worsteds, and there is no lack of
selection or of sizes.
The two groups together comprise many thousands of suits and
we are certain they will bring many thousands of customers.
The finer suits have just taken their places in our crystal cabinets
and the other groups have been brought together in one space for quick
accessibility and selling.
Oak Hall welcomes you to what we are pleased to call one
of the most wonderful value offers we have ever presented the
buying public since 1861!
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Only 24 Hours More of Our Great
Spring Tailoring Proposition.
0RK men have taken advantage of the opportunity tins spring than ever in the past. We
believe more men to-day and to-morrow will register their orders than on the concluding
days of former years. There is no doubt about the truth of our assertion that, cloths con
sidered, quality of tailoring and exactness of individual fit such a rare chance has not been
duplicated in the past six years.
$60, $65 and $70 TAILORING FABRICS I
BUILT TO YOUR MEASUREMENT FOR
WITH AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS ALSO BUILT TO YOUR MEASUREMENT
FOR AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF $11.
UnMEMRKR: Thd ofTer closes when the store clo.seN on Saturday aiul wo hope you will register
our onU r in the morning instead of waiting until Saturday afternoon, when the Merchant Tailoring
Department will be filled to overflowing with customers.
$39
Two Anniversary Offers in the Boys' Department
$7.75
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in. (.i uvrr.Kii imim:si: a novs si:u
im:si'i:cT and fio c.ivi: him (.odd i:au.
N" 10 Ve nc;lcclc(l lo c'xPlii" how it becomes possible for us fo offer I he suils i
JOe lcsa'ihc(l (li mch low tifjurt's. The manufacturer who sold them to us let us
them al JO' less than his refulur prices because of the exlraordinarilii lame
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chase we made and lo co-operate with us in our purpose lo increase Oak 1 all's business by a million
dollars in HrJI-r-provided we can do il lo the advantage of our customers, which ,, nrnmise wc
shall do!
Wanamaker & Brown
I Market at Sixth
I for 60 Years
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