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WANAMAKER'S
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Store Opens at 9
Store Closes at 5
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jTAere M icsf 2?e Principles and Well-Matured Plans Benefiting the Public
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The Inner Life of a Business,
. Bank or Corporation
Ihas much to do with its triumphs or its disasters.
f Success is not a Haphazard altair. Certain
iwell-known, successful mercantile, manufacturing
j banking operations in the past half century
I ijch lost the brains of their founders and pilots
'have gone out oi exisiuncu, uui u is aiso irue mac in
'some instances tneir sons ana neirs, leit wun ricnes,
preferred lives free of care.
i The simple truth is thaj; the capital of trade and
commerce is much more than money. There must
ihp visions, principles, and profound devotion to
iVell-matured plans faithfully carried out, benefiting
the public as well as the owners and investors. Such
businesses cannot be extinguished.
Signed
Kit it, 1921.
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New in Millinery Hats of
Snowy White "Coton"
The "coton" hat, as Pan's calls it, is charming enough to
justify its appearance nnywhore.
Fashioned of n new downy white cotton cloth that has the
effect, of white plush or beaver, and is ever so cool and light,
both to look at and to wear.
Some examples will appear in the Millinery Salons tomorrow
morning.
And with them many other novel and effective all-white
hats for the season of white now beginning.
(Srroml Floor, Chestnut)
Summertime Jewelry Is
Having Its Day
When the more expensive
jewelry is left at home during the
vacation trip, many women like
to replace it with these useful
little articles.
Bar pins, in 14-kt. green gold
with plntinum front, without
$1"
With
stones, S14.JS0 to
stones, $36 to $1:25.
Handy pins in 14-kt. gold, $3
to $10.50 a pair.
Cameo brooches with 10-kt.
gold mountings, $8 to $27.
Signet rings in 14-kt. gold,
$6.50 to $12.
(Jewelry Nlorr, fhtalnut unci Thirteenth)
rHE newest hoop and pear-shaped pendant earrings
arc in imitation tapis, sapphire, topaz, pearl and jade
and are priced at $12,1 to $12 a pair.
H (Alain Floor, Chestnut)
Such a Favorite Is the Peter
Pan Blouse
that we have about twenty differ
ent styles with this kind of collar
alone. It is especially nice for
the sleeveless dresF, for sports
wear and for while tub skirts.
In materials, one can have
Voile, dimity and lawn, all white
or with the collar, cuffs and frill
edged with a color. In one case
the collar, cuffs and front pleat
are of gingham, in another there
is a touch of hand embroidery.
Prices begin at $2 and go as
high a.s $12.50.
(Tlilril Hour. CentrnI)
Hand-Embroidered Neckwear
Samples, 50c to $5
Such exquisitely lovely things as you would ordinarily pay much
wore for. And thev are nil quite fresh and ready to be worn
Immediately.
Among thorn are very pretty sets of pique and linen for gingham
dresses, sweaters and coats, and many of the daintier sets and collars
in organdie and not, lace trimmed as well as embroidered.
There arc guimpos, too, in organdie and net. Some of these arc
not hand embroidered, but nre finely tucked.
(Mnln floor, Ontrnl)
Speaking of Bathing Suits
for the Fourth
We are selling so many that it spems as though nearly every
woman was planning to spend the Fourth at the seashore.
One thing we are quite sure of there never before were
so many attractive costumes or so many materials for a woman
to choose from, and the prices arc" surprisingly moderate.
New style, are arriving constantly One is a wool jersey
box-pleated costume with a different color showing under the
Pleats. It has the skirt and belt attached and is $15.
Other wool jersey suiti arc $5 to $25. Surf satins start as
low as $3.75, nnd them nre mnnv prettv styles in taffeta, poplin,
foulard, ginghnm and satin going up to $15.
Tights and bloomers nre here also from $1.25 to $18.75.
(1'lrM Floor, C rntrnl)
A Dust Coat Is a Comfort
on Her Shortest Trip
And for a long trip a woman finds it indispensable.
Inen S Contri of "'"en-color linene at $4.50 and $5.75 are cool and
risht ti- ' nml lnc collar, pockets, width and ensy armholes are just
' I'lg all -enveloping cloaks of the same material nre $3.75.
y fl looking long cloak of dust-shedding gray mohair is $10.50.
Rrav iTi fvc coats of r"ll'n Helginn linen are $17.50. An oxfoul
rtont t of 'mn-aul-mohair mixture with raglan shoulders, is just
Knitor any kind of Summer traveling. Priced $20.
ngee coats in plain-tailored or more elaborate models start at $30.
(Ftrt l'loor, Ontrnl)
Porto Rican
Undermuslins
in Large Sizes
&rm2ia :rith, quBre simple
kimono ,1 "uldcr straps or
flt hem"tes'lbu,t b"Mes their
jmbrScr'Jl hei,,c,,8es ,the.v hllvc
htmstEL (ols aml dcllcnto
ca1on l"? ,n,. salght lines,
broldcrj" y " 1,Ulc bit of e'"
H60?iBht chemisfcs are $3.85 to
Envelope chemises are $3.85 to
ttWra liuor, f.m'i.1,
Prices Down on
Bed Muslins
Here are some good examples
of moderately priced bed muslins,
the kind that many women arc
bit' ins for Summer homes.
Pillow enses:
15 x 36 inches at 10c
Bolster cases:
42 x 72 inches at 75c
15 x 72 inches at 80c
Sheets:
72x09 inches nt $1.5,i
81 x 00 inches at $1.4R
81 xPO inches at $1.08
110x00 inchr nt $1.c0
(ilrl it -I. Cliutuut)
Now Women's Darker
Novelty Dresses Are Hurried
Out at $85
And this new price means a
saving of $25 to $50 on every
dress.
There arc over a hundred of
these fine things fcr women
they arc just reduced, and
every one of them u charming
or distinguished. There are
heavy Canton crepes, Georg
ette crepes and crepes do
chine; there arc taffetas and
failles nnd even some foulards
the last frequently veiled. -'
And these fabrics 'nic in such
colors as navy, browns and
grays.
(Klrot floor.
It doesn't seem as if any
woman could help finding
something to suit her in a col
lection so varied there are
simple straight dresses with a
delicate contrast of color, due
to thread embroidery; dresses
with fringe, dresses embroid
ered, with chenille dots; "petal
dresses," dresser, of eyelet
tnffctn.
And nlwnys the qualities are
of the finest.
Everybody's size is in the
lot.
Ontrnl)
Fine American Silk Broadcloth
Three and four dress patterns to a customer am going out from
this splendid collection of washable silk broadcloth.
White grounds with colored stripes in every color nnd width, from
fine piri stripes and clusters to the broad, colored stripes that make
such effective, skirts.
Men like them for shirts, too.
No such variety elsewhere. 32 inches wide. $2.25 a yard.
(rint Floirr. Chrntnut)
Young Women's Fine Linen
Dresses, $11.50 to $25
Tt would be difficult to match these dresses anywhere at the
prices.
They aie- for young women who want good style and dis
tinctive lines, even in a wash frock.
Here is one of white linen made after a French model, with
narrow insertions of openwork and tiny black velvet bows ns'its
only ornamentation.
. Another of blue linen has just a touch of rose-patterned
calico for trimming.
A third, of cool green, is bound in white, with hand appliques
of white linen in the skirt.
The entire collection is delightful and offers a color choice
of rose, blue, gray, white, maize, green and leather color. All
have short sleeves and some have most becoming little collars.
Prices nre $10.50, $23.50 nnd $25.
Sleeveless Linen Dresses at $11.50
offer a color choice of white, pale or dark rose, light or dark blue,
orchid, wistaria, jade and a darker green, several shades of tans,
grays and browns. A well-cut, straight-lino model, finished with
either a leather belt or linen sai-h.
Sizes on nil include 14 to 20.
Girls' Gingham Frocks at $8.50
Pretty little frocks in 12, 14 and 16 year sizes, in blue or pink
broken plaid with white pique trimming. A good style, very well
made. ,
(Seroml l'loor, Client mtt
A Good Sports Shoe for
Women
Something new comes into the
Little Boot Shop almost daily.
Tomorrow it is a smart white
canvas sports shoe cut on com
fortable lines, with low military
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heel. Tip, back, buckled strap,
heel and sole are all of either
black or brown leathci, giving
the contrast so much favored in
the sports shoe of the season.
Its price is $12.
When You Say "Dotted
Swisses"
Every woman has a mental pic
ture of the prettiest, cool Sum
mer frocks that she can think of
for warm weather.
There is no gainsaying the fact
that dotted Swisses nre tremen
dously fashionable, and we are
very glad to have the good assort
ment to meet the many demands
upon it.
Swisses with self-colored dots,
M a yard. With contrasting
colored dots, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
nnd $2 a yard.
(I'lmt Floor, fhrMuut)
Women Needing Practical
, Handkerchiefs
will find a vcrj good medium
weight of Irish linen handkerchief,
hemstitched and of a good size for
everyday use at the moderate
prico of $2 n dozen.
These nre nice handkerchiefs
(Went MM)
for women who like to save then
better ones while they are away
during the Summer.
Ink marking will help to keep
them from getting lost. It costs
only 36c n dozen extra.
Children's Striped
Top Socks
at 25c a Pair
First grade mercerized socks
with turn-over tops striped with
pink, sky blue, tan and cadet on
white grounds,
Sizes 1 to 13 j cars.
I "itI'v- Mrhr in pru-'
..i viuji, .Muil.cl)
TT A I It nets arc a sine qua
J-t nan in the Summer
weather for any woman who
wishes to keep her hair pre
sentable. All colors ex
cept gray and white may
be had in the Salon dc
llcaulr for $1 a dozen.
(TliSri! Ilvur, t licr-Mul)
A Fine Lace Bedset Makes a
Nice Gift
Almost any one with a ifew
home to furnish would welcome
one of these finer imported bed
sets of Marie Antoinette lace
which we arc now' selling at the
special prices of $15, $17.50 and
$2). A bedspread and bolster
slip constitute a set.
I.ncc bedsets mounted on mar
quisette, yin a combination of
cluny, filet, antique lace nnd
embroidery, niv now repriced at
a third less than formerly $t!
to S25.
(Fifth Floor, tnrlM)
Striped Dimity Bedsets New
and Welcome
In pink and white and blue nnd
white. Stalloped on the edge,
and with bolster shnm to match.
All of the r new arrivals are in
doub'c-br I iic ,int pi iced at '
n sot, whith is quite a eonm
down from lat Winter's figure.
The arrival of this new lot of
sets brings our assortment to a
(Sixth F1
full degree of completeness, as
you can now pet sets nll-white,
or with pink nnd blue stripes, in
''oth single and double bed sizr.
at $1 an'l S5 for the singl'- nnd
5 qnd SO i'oi the double -ir.e.
And thev arc a fine, pretty
and practical Summer bed dree
ing nnd wash as easily as sheet?.
ior, Ontrnl)
Unusually .Good Things in
Light Cut Glassware
Theep aie some of the remarka
piece v- Inch we arc now offering at
figure:
Water goblets. 15c each.
Tall or low sherbet glasses, 45c
and liOc each.
Ice tea tumblers, 25c each.
Grapr juice set of C glasso
and one pitcher, $3 a et.
Tee ten ets of n 2-qt. covered
pitcher and six handled tumblers.
$4 a set.
(Fourth floor
bly good and desirable rt- and
prices very much below regular
Water et. 3-pt. tankaid shape
jug and 6 tumblers, $2 a set.
Also at lowered prices will be
found
Va.-es, 25c to $2.75.
I'ompotes, 75c to $1.
Candy jars, $1 to S1..V).
Marmnlndo jar. G"c to .?.
Ma.vonnni.se sets, 85c to $1.75.
Sandwich trays, $1.00 to ?1.50.
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In Men's Tropical Suits
it Pays to Buy Quality
In men's' tropical suits, above all other suits, quality
demands the right fabrics and the best of tailoring.
You can buy Palm Beach and mohair suits at vari
ous prices. fc
You can buy Wanamaker Palm Beach and mohair
suits only at Wanamaker prices.
If anything in men's clothing has no reason for
existence, it is a badly-made'tropical suit, and still there
are plenty of them.
The man vho wants to have a tropical suit that is
made of the best fabric, whether Palm Beach, mohair
or tropical worsted, and that is made as well as expert
workmanship can make it, will choose where tropical
suits of that kind are sold to the absolute exclusion of
the inferior kind.
He will find us ready, especially ready to outfit him
for the Fourth.
Palm Beach suits, $20 and $22.50.
Mohair suits, $25 and $30.
Tropical worsted suits, $32 to $40.
White flannel trousers, $12.
White duck trousers, $3 and $3.50.
Khaki trousers, $2 and $3.50.
Knitted sports coats, $20.
(Tlilril rionr, Miirkrt)
Men's White Sports Shirts
for Golf and Tennis
or for many another outdoor sport which you may engage in over
the coming week-end.
At $2 is one of cheviot with soft collar attached.
At $2.50 is a men-prized cotton shirt with soft collar attached
or with neck band fqr separate collar.
' At $2.75 a better grade of cheviot with or without soft collar
and with some collars thnt button down.
At $3.50 n bavkri-woave cheviot and at St a fine madras shirt,
both of thesr latter with nock bands for sepa'nte collars.
Also a tan cheviot hirt with soft ro'lar attached at $2.75.
' Vlnln floor. Mnrkrl
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Always Fresh Rag Rugs
in This Store
Having an unusually complete stock of rag rugs we are subjected
to an unusual demand for these goods, which means a constant inflow
of clean, fresh rugs.
Colonial Rag Rugs
The finest made with mixed centers, band borders of pink, green,"
rose or light or dark blue.
0x15 feet $24.50
012 feet $18
RxlO feet $1 1.50
i.0 feet $ 1 0
Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs at Special Prices
Black Enamel Suit Cases for
as Little as $6.75
These are women" suitcase.-.' being 1C inch to 24 inch sizes, but
sometimes men use the largest size.
They are notably light in weight, with leather corners for greater
durability, weil lined and ith inside pockets.
A woman van carry tn them all he will require for n short trip.
( Vlmrt rionr. ( lirtnijt i
1x7 feet $5.25
"xb" feet S3..V)
30x(i0 inchos .2."f
2".54 inches $2
12x15 feet
12x12 feet
9x15 feet .
$21.50 0x12 feet ...
$20 7.fi 10.fi feet
$13 CxO fret ...
(Srtenth Floor, lirlnut)
.$0.75 and ? 12.75
S10.50
$6.75
Cool Creepers
and Rompers
The creepers are made of
checked and p'ain ginghams,
chambrays and madras, plain col
ors and v lute trimmed with col
ors. Si?e are one to two years;
prices, 85c to S2.50.
The rompers nre in prettv much
the same materials, nre in sizes
two to five years, and their prices
also are 85c to $2.50.
Overalls or sturdy play-suits in
which the voungsters can build
sand forts or climb trees or do
almost anv thing of n rough nnd
tumble kind, are usually of denim
or some other strong material.
Their sizes are two to eight years,
their prices $1.25 to $1.75.
O hlrcl l'loor, ( MrMnut)
The Icelcss
Refrigerator Is a
Great Economy
It' nothing new. Thev urd
its piinnple of coolinc bv rvapo
ration in ancient Egvpt.
Where for one reason or an
other one cannot get ice, thi
crcat porous covered ini will
ker-p the meat, butter, milk and
other food perfectly, provided
v. ou obey thee instructions;
( I Ei ri y three dnin xnnl l r
icrlerA rrfrircalnr effectually iv
clean, ennl n ft. r.
(.'I lcc) it iiluiiif3 in il cur
rent iif mr.
Four sios and prices, from
riuart milk hot tie size at S2.75 to
family food-chest size at $7.50.
ilniirtli l'loor, frntrnl)
All While Garden Furniture
Comes Down in Price
All th fiber furniture is also at lovvei figures.
A lertre number of reed suit. and odd pieces have been
lowered.
Manv laie rustic piete, such as summer houses and gate
ways, have ber-n leduced. It i. a time of opportunity in Summer
lurnituie.
The wmte painted p.eies are of the tvpe so popular in
Kurope. An espncially impressive pif-cp in this group is a large
gateway with lanopy top and douhle gnte. now S90. It was
three times ns imuh. In ru.mc thei(. t.s an octagonal house at
$205. tim piece comp'ete with s at.
In recf tbric i a ver.v g iod choice of chairs, rockers and
-ctte?s, (hieflv with lpo.e-iu.-hion srn:.5 and backs upholstered
in cretonne M--piece suits in tied, S250. and upward.
Theie is a remarkably i;oo( selection in fihei- startnic at
$8..")0 a brov n-'inished roikei up to a settre. six feet long, finished
in brown, at $".7
("Ixlli Floor nlrnli
Summer Time Means
Canning Time
to thousands of housp.u-rs I ho enhi-pack method is recognized nt,
tlv: easiest and bet vva to .an l...th vrg'-tal!e and fruits. Less labor
and absolute certainty of sU(1(..
The Atlantic ( nl-Pne ( annei has the indorsement "f domes.'"
science experts and i recogmed ns highlv efficient. On sale in the
Housewares Stoic. $-1 for siv-uan jar ii, $5 for twelve-quart jar
S17C.
( Fourth 1 l.mr. MnrUri;
Of Course You Will Play on the Fourth of July
but will it be polf, tennis, baseball or snmo other norni-
lar Kame. or M1 you go a-lishing or ni a motor trip 7
Howoer you expect to put in the eimiint' holiday, tin
Sporting Goods Store stands ready to equip you for it.
For Golf
Club.- that ynu will find nowhere else in town.
Imported diners and brassies, $6 nnd Jfi.50.
Domestic drivers and brassies, $.1.50 and $5.5u.
Imported irons, $5.50.
ll Mnndnid makes of golf balls, $7.80 to $1.1.20 a dozen.
(Jolf bags, $1.50 to $30.
For Tennis
, Ham oft iiiciiuets include the Tilden. Autograph ami vhit'
Wing. S12 to $15.
Slazciigcr racquets include the I. '.., Autograph and lVhcrt ,
$11 and SI 5.
Ice i acquets unhide the Autograph, Dreudnaught and Church,
$15 and $K..
Wright & Ditson, Spalding nnd Reach racquets. $ii to ?l?
A good selection of specially priced racquets of unusual value.
$1.75 to $10.
Tennis balls, $7.20 a dozen.
For Water Sports
Kennebec canoes in various models, colors and lcntrth- '-o
to $1.14.50. "Kl" '
Kennebec '-ow boats, $42.50 to $107. . ",0.
Rowhnal motors, s-77.50 to $112.50.
Bathing Suits
Men's two piece all-wool suits, $3.7." to $.V
Men'- one-piece all-wool suit., $3.75 to $7.50.
Women's one-piece swimming suits, $.1.75 to $8.
Women's California bathing suits, $5 to $10.
Sleeveless bathing suits, $1.50 to $1.
Flannel bathing tiunks, $3.
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jainping and cycling.
Cameras, automobile supplies and sporting clothimr
if every description.
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