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Organ plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
' Fair
Store Closes at 5
Well,Some People Are Going to Make a Fine Appearance This Easter!
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As a General Thing It Is the
ituet reopie
yo do the best thinking and. perform the
most good work.
Idle people who have the least to do
.jiir urhilp. fhnso whn arp rnnstantlv
oven" ""'' - ;"" "
occupied have little time or opportunity to
devise and exploit upsetting affairs.
Any gun that goes off half-cocked is
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dangerous.
Almost every day there ia an account in
the newspapers' of careless things said and .
done without proper consideration.
New Flower -Trimmed Hats
of Unusual Charm
After ull there is nothing
moro Springlike than a hat
gay with flowers.
A little collection of delight
ful new liats Is just out of the
workroom hats aglow with
color and beauty.
There are Milans, hemps,
(Second Floor,
hair and novelty straw hats,
gay and quiet colors, wreathed .
with nasturtiums, ragged
robins, loses, heather, wall
flowers, grapes. currants,
berries, small fruits and some
hats nro faced with silk.
$20 to $1L
Chestnut) '
Signed
March 23, 1921.
QMfrmt.
New Sports Coats
Women Will Not Find
Elsewhere
One style is a raglan coat of imported Scotch zlbeline with a
liliaggy finish. It is loose fitting with a strap-wrist cuff and the colors
I are gray, tan or porcelain blue with pialn-coloreu linings oi contrasting
shades. The price is $95. ,
Another novelty is a new genuine camel's-hair with an almost
Iinvisiblo check. This is made up into some charming new short Tuxedo
jackets and capes at $100 each and longer sports coats at ?115 and $126.
All of theso coats are exquisitely soft to the touch and they rcpre-
I sent the newest fashions in fine sports coats.
(First l'loor, Central)
Here Are Women's. Splendid
Tweed Suits for $40
Made of imported tweeds,
homespuns and worsteds in a
dozen styles and mora than a
dozen different colors. Theso
colors are grays and browns,
olives and russets, and pure
black-and-whito mixtures; and
the styles includo the Eng- -Jish
box coats, coats with in
verted box pleats and pinch
tucks, and various other de
signs. Pockets, especially, are
varied and 'interesting.
But the- thing to remember
about them fsn't material nor
style nor color. It i3 that
(Vlrit l'loor,
their quality is so good; lin
ings, workmanship and fit so
fine. Indeed, it is an actual
fact this year that on account
of the caicful cutting very few
alterations arc necessary
and women who have put off
their buying till the last
minuto are quite likely to find
that the only alteration nec
essary is the turning up of the
skirt hem.
Some of these suits arc
made in large sizes.
Price $40.
Central)
Smart New Mole Wraps
for Spring
Mole is one of the furs espe
cially attractive for Spring, for it
is just tho right weight and the
fur lends itself admirably to the .
Spring modes.
A now short cape gathered at
tho sides has a long shawl collar,
$425.
Another, shorter capo, with full
(Second l'loor,
back and arms made to slip
through, is $175.
A smart little wrap with collar
and cuffs of lovely gray squirrel
is fastened in front in a new
fashion and is $450.
Another distinctive little wrap
is trimmed with the fashionable
gray caracul and is $275.
Cltmtnnt)
A New borham Plate Silver Service
"St. Germain"
The very fact that it is Gorham plate speaks for its ex
cellence; thero is no finer silver-plated ware made today.
But this service has also another strong recommendation.
The pattern is a particularly dolightful one and it is entirely
hand chased. It compares most favorably with tho patterns
of the best sterling silver.
Five-piece tea set..,. $355
Kettle : '. $155'
Iray .............a.. , i.. yiiu
Pitcher . v o
Double vegetable dish $66
Gravy boat and tray $71
Meat platter $59 to $115
(Jewelry Store, Cheatnut mid Thirteenth)
A Fine New Easter
Shipment of Women's
Silk Gloves
Lustrous gloves of firm, heavy
weight Milanese silk aro these
in the fashionable lengths and in
the best colors.
Hcre is the array of colon
pongee, gray shades, lovely
beaver and brown tones, navy
blue, mastic, as well ns black and
white.
Short gloves', two clasp, $2 a
pair.
12:button length, $2.75 a pair.
10-biitton length, $3 a pair.
Eight-button-length gloves, in
black, white, beaver and gray
only, arc $2.50 a pair.
All double-finger tipped for bet-
ler service.
(Muln Floor, Central)
Young Women's Brand-New Easter
' Suit's Hundreds of Them!
Jeisey suits for knockabout, and tweed suits for
town nnd country wear; handsome now daik blue
suits for dress. Smart and new as can be, all of
them.
Wool Jersey Suits, $20 and $27.50
Tuxedo, single-breasted and sports models in all
llhe popular colors browns, navy and brighter blues,
tan and deer shades.
New Tweed Suits, $15
Distinctive and unusually well-tailored tweed
suits are in tho new heliotrope and brown shades.
To be worn without or with belts.
Fine Dress Suits, $45 to $95
Navy blue and tan tricotino and Poiiot twill
suits some braided, some embroidered and all beau
tifully tailored.
14 to 20 year sizes.
(fccimtl l'loor, Chestnut)
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Famous Corsets
The Parisiennes
If a beautiful woman often owes her reputation for looks
to the chance becomingness of the fashion of her day,' it is equally
tiuo that any woman may owe her figute to her intelligent
corseting.
The famous Parisiennes aie the finest corsets, so far ns we
know, made in America material, cut, workmanship and trim
mings being all of the finest. Everything has been dono in tho
making of them and it remains only for the customer to chooso
the one she needs.
Some of the new topless models aie thebe:
A well-boned, free-hip model of pink coutil with rubbor at
the top, $8.50.
A light-weight model of white batiste for slight figures at
$11.50.
A model of fancy pink batiste, cut very long over the hips,
A pink broclio for full figures. This is very long and very
heavily boned, $16.
Please note that mornings aro best for fittings.
(Third l'loor, Chentnut)
A New Black Suede
Afternoon Pnmp
Light ns a glove on the foot,
dainty in every line, and exquis
itely made. Turned soles, slender
vamp and two-inch Louis heels,
of course, for no other heel would
suit so dainty a bit of footwear.
Designed for women in, mourn
ing; but others will like it for
wear with afternoon gowns.
A perfect pump, priced $16.
(Kxrlnehs Little Hoot Hliop,
VXthi l'loor, Murket)
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Easter Flowers
and Plants
For an Easter remembrance
to a friend, to an invalid, to
old or young, what more per
fect than just a pot of llowcrs,
fragrant and lovely?
As fast as the plants go out
they are replaced by fiesh
ones, so that there is ample
variety all the time. As a
rule they nfd just approach
ing tho full bloom, so that they
will last nnd give pleasure for
many days.
Easter lilies, in particular,
firm and glossy.
Azaleas in rose colois and
violet.
Pink and white spiicas.
Yellow genistas.
Roses both rambler and
hybrid tea. The airplane
baskets, globes and parasols
made of theso aro among tho
most interesting features of
the Show.
Hydrangeas, pink and blue.
Cinerarias in u wonderful
variety.
Besides daisies, orange
plnnts, ferns, foliage plants,
bulbs nnd many more than we
have room to talk about.
Prices stnrt at 30c a bud for
lilies and run to $40 a pot for
tunned loses.
(Knit AUlo)
Something New in Sweaters
Is Easy to Find
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- "...v just nuui o)cubcia wiuiiu amui &uu juujtui. Willi tt
'ong V-ucck is $10. New slip-on styles with the much-liked high neck
nd belt aie ?1(J, $13.50 and 515.
A very good Tuxedo model in soft heather mixture is $12. Another
lio rn Styl Jn 1,lock wcave wllicn cnu be wor double breasted, is
TllCIl thfiVn nvn urxvi.. .... . i -... l I . i
IjtL . ?, avuiv vi.y Bllllllb liyw UIJIUCU WUOJ HWCUIUTS intlUU
nd S2o"B uxcdo collur or ,lulf collar of shaggy wool, which arc $17.50
(l'lrnl l'loor, Central)
HighNecked Nightgowns
New arrivals include three
stylus of cumbrie with tucks and
embroidery, at $1.50, $2 and $2.23.
Cotton crepe with high, closed
necks, $2.85.
Three styles of nainsook, one
with embroidery at $3.85; two
with lace, ft. 50 nnd $5.
(Third l'loor, Centntl)
Kfiaki is Much Liked
for Awnings
It weais wonderfully well and
is inexpensive besides, for thero
is no waste to it.
But there is no limit of chioce.
All tho newest nnd best styles of
woven and painted stripes aro
here for thoso who prefer them.
And, by tho way, now is the
time to order awnings, A phono
call or postal will bring our rep
resentative to give an estimate of
the cost.
(fifth l'loor. .Market)
Glove Silk Bloomers
A iipu' tiUi.i. 1...1 , . . .. . .... .
I'ilk at ,; ' '' "'"'"'"t "" P'"k Kncc-iengui uioomcrs of u firm, heavy
v"", ( unu $o,
A'lklo and three-quarter length silk bloomers in various styles and
l"icoriB "v-Hwufi iuiikwi bus uioomors m various
few. 5S aadV0"""' taUP' bl"0W"' b,ttCk' el'C" ld V0S d
dud sapphire,
Fine Anderson Ginghams
Jast Arrived From
Scotland
These uro tho D. und J. Ander
son ginghams, which aie gen
erally conceded to bo the best
ginghams made, both for wear
and for beauty of colorings.
Already tho demund for Ander
son ginghams is very great. It
looks as though they wero to bo
worn moro than ever this Sum
mer. There is n plentiful variety
of checks, stripes and pluids in
two or more colors, and many
plain shades, f 1,25 a yard.
When Cool Tub
Blouses Come Into
Their Own
So many, many womon are
coming in now for lingerie
blouses. And it stands to rea
son thnt such waists nre going
to bo worn on Easter.
Surprising as it may seem,
one can hnvo extremely pretty
little white- or colored voile
blouses with tucked and frilled
Tuxedo collar for $2.85, and
from there prices mount very
slowly indeed to tho moot
beautiful hand - mado yollo
&inim wlth renl 'sh luce ut
?20. Many have n touch of
color or colorW collars.
(TltlrU I'ldbrr t'rntrul)
Three Books of Fiction
"In Red and. Gold," by Samuel
Merwln, price $2. That tho
writer is n master in the craft of
story-telling has never been bet
ter demonstrated than in this new
novel. i
"The Spirit of the Time," by
Robert Hichcrts, $2. In which
figure a Russian princess, an
amazing philosophy, n ropo of
pearls and a blundering English
man. "Mndnm," by Ethel Sidgwick,
$2.
(.Main floor, Thirteenth)
Men's Fine Imported
Madras Shirts
Made of that excellent Man
chester madras which gives 'audi
good service.
Soft cuff, plain neglige shirts
in 'pin stripes of black, blue,
green und lavender.
Uncommonly good shirts for
$3.
(MhIii Hour, .Market)
Men's Traveling Bags of
Unusual Value
One is of black, shrunken wal
rus, leathor lined and in a big,
roomy shape, with fiat brass
trimmings. A three-piece style In
18-inch size, and at $25 it is about
half what such bag3 have been
selling for.
The other bag is of mahogany
color, hand-boarded cowhide, with
double handles. A handsome
piece of luggage and also re
markable value for $25.
(Main Floor, Cheitnut)
Colored Handkerchiefs
Are Favorite Easter Gifts
Their pretty colors seem espe
cially seasonable, nnd the hand
kerchiefs themselves make dainty,
inexpensive gifts.
Women's handkerchiefs, 35c '
each.
Boys' handkerchiefs, 50c each.
Men's handkerchiefs, 75c each.
They aro all Irish, and there's
a delightful variety for choosing.
(Miiln l'loor. Central)
Oxford Caps
(Mortarboards)
for Easter
These caps, which arc worn by
choirs and graduating classes of
both sexes, nre from one of the
leading hatmakcrs of London.
Instead of the usuaf flimsy af
fair, this cap is strongly made
of fine black broadcloth, insuring
dignity and durability.
Price $'J.50.
Main l'loor, .Murket)
Plenty of Gaily Decorated
Easter Baskets
They are filled with Easter
novelties and candy, and tho
prices begin at $2 and go to $12.
Paper eggs, filled with fino
chocolates, $!J.50. $5 and $7.50.
Fancy decorated chocolnto eggs,
2uc, 35c, 75e, $1.25 and $2 ench.
(Down Stuli-H Slore. Cheitnut)
Imitation Ivory Toilet
Articles for Less
Low prices on dressing table
pieces of imitation ivory, be
cause each has some slight de
fect that doesn't hurt either ap
pearance or durability.
Hair brushes, cloth and hat
blushes, combs, mirrors, boxes,
trays, files, shoo hooks, cuticlo
knives, salve jars, soap boxc3,
hair receivers and puff boxes.
Prices 20c to $1.
(.Main l'loor. Chestnut)
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We Are About to Hold
a Very Great
Furniture Sale
Following the upset of the market caused by
our famous February Furniture Sale we were
offered the factory stocks of four great makers of
Exquisitely Fine Furniture
chiefly walnut and mahogany bedroom and dining
room suits.
We have never seen finer furniture.
We have never known furniture so excellent
to be so much below the market in price as this?
will b'e. '
We Will Put It on Sale
NEXT MONDA Y
at 40 Per Cent Reduction
from present furniture market quotations.
Samples of the various suits are now shown
on the Fifth Floor at Chestnut Street and price
tags will be put oh next Monday.
(fifth l'loor, C'hetniit)
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Certainly the
Children Must
Have Hats
and Coats!
Easter wouldn't seem like
Easter at ull if thero was not a
brand-new coat and hat to
wear on that day.
The ptcttiest little coats
you ever saw arc here in polo
cloth, corduroy, gabardine,
serge or in fine satin and crepe
do chine. The light colors
natuinlly are for smaller chil
dren, but there arc sizes all
tho way from one year to six.
Prices from $C to $35.
And the hats to go with
them may bo in plain white or
colored cotton at $1.25, or iji
nnvy, blown, black or sand
coloied straw with or without
streamers from $2 to $11.
(Third l'loor. fheiitnut)
"If I Weren't a Housewife
It Would Make Me One
to walk through your Housewares Store ! Such a fascinating '
collection ot housekeeping tools 1 never saw in my life
trcaUt fe S bt,V U" Urt and U SC1enCe' SlS y
Thank you, Madam. We keep in mind the dignity and
iniportance of housekeeping, and try to give the home-maker
t e best implements made. And please remember thEor
the balance ot March only there is a Sale.. And-everything
in this Housewares Sale-from a frying pan to a cedar cheat
usual'pSe Pa"ng l " refl,8eralorHs sold under its
l,iM.EJr.RA7;Ca,ri'et JJwcl,Crs- st in. A splendid make.
V11 ? y ctar,,.up 1 date' nnd specially priced at $6.76.
Last lot went off in a hurry.
(I'mirtli floor. Market unit (onlruli
Order Your Soap This Month
Snlcgrt)Mnr?t0J,r!nrSlfninous S',aps made aiu undoiprice in the Match
Sthio'm af avKf hUa0W,fe " Chanc t0 -toclfboth laundry and
PHILADELPHIA H A II D -WATER
SOAP for the bathroom
is 75c a dozen cakes, instead of
twice as much, 51.50. Almond,
violet, verbena or hcentlcss.
(MhIii l'lour, Chestnut)
BLUE MOTTLE SOAP for tho
laundry is 5c a bar; case of 100
bais, $5. Chemical analysis
proves there is no finer laundry
soap mado.
(I'ourtli l'luor, Murl.el)
Just Seven More Days of the
March Sale of China and Glass
Seven (lavs in Hinnm imv rlln.
ner set in the Wanamaker collec
tion, open stocks included, at a
saving: of one-fourth to moro than
one-third.
, The snmo number of days to
choose from hundreds nnd hun
dreds of pieces of tine cut fc'lass
und other beautiful decorated
glassware at ono-fourth to one-
third less than repular prices;
and from u delightful showing
of Italinn. marblo statuary and
pedestals at an advantage of one
third. What u brilliant Held of selec
tion for thosji seeking gifts for
Easter brides i Chooso while, you
may; After March you cannot
You May Not Have a Genius
in Your Home
But you need be no loser, so far as music goes
I' ingers flying: over tho keyboard could not givo a
more perlect rendition of the choicest music than
9fo?-AMPICO
Reproducing Piano
And unless they were tho fingers of a genius, they
could not do as well. For geniuses have played tho selec
tions which the Ampico reproduces so perfectly that you
board V master musicin seated at the key-
There is all the expression, all tho color, the depth
nnd breadth and power which m good music touches the
emotions so potently.
If you need music as who does not? -and if you
cannot play in masterly fashion yourself, please atop in
and let us give you a hearing of the Ampico. For you
as it has for many others it can splve the whole nrbb-
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