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Hope Is the Cheeriest Foster
Mother of Our Thoughts
and the brightest star in the sky in times of
sickness and anxieties.
v To keep a cheerful heart in trials and
disappointments is half .the' battle.
To have to bear the loss of friends and
fortune and to be obliged to begin all. over
jp again is not an infrequent experience of life,
however unexpected it
, Cheer up, hope for
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July 11,
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The Coolest Everyday Frocks
for Women Are of Cotton Voile
and These Are Only $15
Two hundred or so at a late-season price.
Some showing dark foulard effects navy-and-white,
navy-and-tan, black-and-white; and some
very light and dainty, being white with just a
little light blue or a little black. They all have
sheer white collars of one sort or another, and
elbow sleeves; and there are finely pleated tunics
and ruffled skirts and various other pretty, Sum
mery features.
We suspect that a good many women will
want more than one.
(First Floor,
The New Letitia Corsets
Made of light-weight materials and famous for retain
ing their shape until worn out.
A pink figured batiste, topless, with elastic in bust nnrf
j ' diaphragm, $8.50.
A heavily boned elastic-top model of the same material
$8.50.
An elastic-top model with long skirt, well-boned, $6.50.
A topless with elastic section over the diaphragm and
a free hip, $6.50.
Please note that in the warm weather, especially, the
morning hours are best for fittings.
(Third Floor, rheitnnt)
PARIS SEES
BEADS AS THE
TRIMMING FOR
FALL
So it is interesting to many
women to hear that a new lot
01 those attractive wooden
Dead girdles is here for the
moderate price of 85c each.
iney can be used as long
neck chains also and there
we at least five combinations
r colors. They are worn
JJw almost any kind of
Wain Floor, Central)
NIGHTGOWNS
FOR THE
TRAVELER
Women going to cool places
558k,n!r for le8s oer
Mn?0Wn,3' auch as these:
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may be.
the best and try
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We Are Taking Many Advance
Orders for Schoolgirls' Dresses
to be made to measure by our Custom Tailoring Bureau and
delivered in the Fall. Wo shall be glad to accept either individual
or contiact orders for these, to bo made in any size and materiol.
Wanamaker regulation dresses in particular are famous in
girls' Bchools throughout the country.
Tailored Suits for Women and Girls
will be 'made to measure at reduced prices during tho Summer
season. Tho most approved Autumn materials and correct
advance models will be used.
(Clinton! Tallbrtnir nnrenu, Herond Floor. Central)
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OMEN'S middy pajamas made of plain and
striped crinkly crepe,
pink and blue, the stripes being combined with white
and exceedingly dainty, while the price of either kind
is $3.85.
(Third Floor, Central)
Women's Bloomers
For traveling a great many women are buying crinkly
crepe pink or white priced at $1.50 plain and $1.75 lace
trimmed. Black satin bloomers for bathing are $4.50 and
$5; black and navy radium bloomers, $5.50.
(Third Floor, t'frftrnl)
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None Other Has a Chance
With the Bracelet Watch
At least as far as women are concerned. The only
question is what make of watch to buy, and in this we
can perhaps be of some help.
The Waltham and Elgin watches are generally
considered the best American watches for women.
There can be no possible mistake in choosing either one.
Waltham Watches Elgin Watches
on black ribbon bracolcts aro on black ribbon bracelets arc:
S50 with Kold-nilcd cases. In
14-kt. gold cases, $70 to $240.
With
flexible
link bracelets,
gold tilled, $45 to $55, ana in
14-Kt. gold
cases, $76 to $120. cases, $46 to 367.
(Jewelry More, Chentnut nd Thirteenth)
A Brand-New French Handbag
A long, low, flat shape of Dainty Persian - pattern
cross-grain morocco in dark sik lining adds an effective
blue and dark brown. With ,
flnger-strap handle, inner nole
frame and purse and mirror. Price $4.50.
(Main Floor. Chestnut)
Two New Smart White
Buckskin
Novelties in footwear
come and go, but the smart
white buckskin pump goes
on forever. A certain pro
portion of well- dressed
women will always like it
best.
Two particularly good
models of fine white buck
skin are just in.
A pump with perforated
wing tip and heel foxing,
(Flrit Floor,
New Short-Sleeved Blouses
Dainty and Inexpensive
In fact we don't know
when we have seen prettier
ones for these prices.
Two models are of very
fine voiltt one has a tuxedo
collar with hand-embroidered
dots and Valenciennes
lace and the other has a
round collar with lace trim
(Third Floor.
Many Woolen Sports Skirts
Have Their Prices Lowered
This takes in practically
all the light-colored ones in
tweed and plain worsted,
some of which are made in
our own factory and are
wide enough to suit the
needs of a golfer. They are
now $9.75.
(Flrt Floor,
Try a Sports Veil With the
Outing Hat
And see how much more around to suit their fancy,
becoming the effect is. Some Bh kinds are here in a
women prefer the fancy d fleiectlon of coiora at
meahes with chiffon borders, . .. .
others like the plain chiffon S1 an? f1-6" eacn- ims 1S
veils which they can twist a special price.
(Main Floor, Central)
Pretty and Inexpensive Cottons
for Cool Dresses
And it may be mentioned
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Printed batiste, 28c and
38c a yard.
(First Floor,
are in again. Colors are
Gold filled, $45. In 14-kt. (told
cases, $80 to $90.
With flex-
iblo link bracelets, gold filled.
$21 to $35. In 14-kt. gold
Pumps
white leather, Cuban heel
and sole, at $12.
And a pump with one
buckled strap, wing tip and
perforations, low military
heel and sole of black
leather. This is $15.
Both are beautifully made
and have the becoming me
dium toe, which a number of
women prefer to the long,
narrow vamp.
Market)
ming. Both are finely tucked
and priced at $5.
Another is made of im
ported Swiss and is an over
blouse with a tie-back sash,
at $5.85.
There is still another in
sheer batiste with a tuxedo
collar, lace trimmed and pin
tucked, at $6.85.
Centrul)
Also there are some very
charming striped and
checked pleated flannel
skirts in the fashionable
sweater colors. These are
now $12.75 and $18.75. A
number have been almost
double.
Centrnl)
Printed voile, 25c, 38c and
50c a yard
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Costume Slips
Correct and comfortable
to wear under one-piece
dresses. They are of pink or
white lawn and exactly like
chemises, except for having
(Third Floor,
New Glassware
Light-cut, in a large va
riety of new and attractive
patterns. Pretty, practical,
inexpensive and so desirable
for hot-weather beverages.
Iced tea sets, six handled
tumblers and covered jug,
$5.50 to $12.
Iced tea sets, six tumblers
and covered jug, $5 to $12.
Water sots, six tumblers,
and jug, $2.50 to $6.50.
Water sets, six goblets
and jug, $12 to $15.
Grape juice sets, six tum
blers and jug, $3 to $5.50
set.
Hot-Weather Comforts
Glass spoons with hollow
tube handles, for iced tea,
10c each.
Glass knives for the cut
ting of acid fruits, much
used in the restaurants, 40c
each.
Lemonade straws, 50c for
a box of five hundred.
. Paper cups to use at pic
nics and on motor trips, Ave
for 6c.
Oilcloth luncheon mats to
save laundry work, $1.25
and $1.85 for sets of thir
teen pieces; $1.25 to $1.75
for other sets of five pieces.
(Fourth Floor, Centrul, nml Mnrket)
How About Your Summer
Reading?
Here are books at 60c a volume; about a quarter of
their jusual prices. They are all regular editions, with good
print, good paper and binding; and just the things to take
on week-end trips or to a shady nook and a hammock.
Here are a few of the thirty-six titles:
The Light Out of the
East, by S. R. Crockett.
Port Allington Stories, by
R. E. Vernede.
The Triumph of Tim, by
Horace A. Vachall.
Heritage, by V. Sackville
West.
The Book of. Carlotta, by
Arnold Bennett.
The Searchers, by John
Foster.
(Mnln Floor,
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins
of Sound Merit
To say that there is still
a scarcity of pure flax linens
is not pessimism it is
merely facing a fact which
cannot be ignored.
In Ireland there is a gen
eral reluctance to sowing
flax, the farmers claiming,
and we believe with good
reason, that it doesn't pay.
Then, again, the Continental
supply is meager, the bulk
of the crop being absorbed
by the home looms.
This, however, is a condi
tion which cannot become
permanent. It is bound to
improve, but the improve
ment will take time.
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Fine New Golt
Clubs
From Simpson
of Scotland
Robert Simpson, of Carnous
tie, Scotland, has just sent us
some of his best new models.
Amonjr them are the Perfect
Balance, Mednlist and Simpson
drivers and brassies, at $0.
And Malinka m a s h i c a,
maahie-niblicks, jigeers and
putters, at $5.50.
Nowhere else in Philadel
phia. (The Onllrrjr, Chestnut)
long double skirts, and they
sell at $3.75. The same
things made of washable
satin, $6.85; of crepe de
chine, $8.50.
Centrul)
for Hot Weather
Sherbet sets, $7.50 to $15
a set.
Berry sets, $7.50.
Lemonade sets, bowl and
12 handled cups, $13.50 to
$20.
Fruit bowls, $2.25 to $4.
Cheese and cracker dishes,
$2.25 to $5.
Handled sandwich trays,
$1.90 to $3.50.
Sandwich trays, $2.50 to
$3.50..
Flower vases, 25c to $7.50.
Flower baskets, 30c to $5.
Bonbon dishes, 85c to $1.
Candy jars, $1 to $4.50.
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Shower-baths, from the
simplest sprays at 76c to
ring curtain showers at $16.
Bath brushes with detach
able handles, $1.76 to '$3.25.
Wanamaker ice cream
freezers, w i t h capacities
varying from one to ten
quarts, at prices all the way
from $4.15 to $15. These all
have the triple dasher.
Ice cream salt, 35c for a
ten-pound package.
Flash-lights of many
kinds for vacationers, $1 to
$7.50. Batteries for these
are received fresh daily.
Lady Lihth,
McKenna.
by Stephen
Robin Linnet,
by E. F.
Benson.
Colette Baudochc, by
Maurice Barres.
Young Low, by George A.
Dorsey.
Sanctus S p i r i t u s and
Company, by Edward A.
Steiner.
Central)
In the meantime we have
good supplies of the best
grades of pure flax table
linens at as low prices as
they can regularly be sold
for.
In particular, we have
some very good Irish table
cloths and matching nap
kins, full-bleached, reliable
goods, in four handsome
floral patterns, circular and
oval, with napkins to match.
Table cloths, 2x2 yards,
$9.50; 2x2 Vi yards, $12;
2x3 yards, $15 each.
Napkins to match, 22x22
inches, $10.75 a dozen.
Cheatnut)
AIRY-LOOKING
LAMPSHADES
NEW FROM
JAPAN
Very light and thin shades
of decorated silk and paper.
They are in six different
shapes and as many color
schemes; and there are nine
sizes, beginning with that
correct for a candlestick and
ending with that appropriate
to a large table lamp; the
prices are $1.25 to $18.50.
(Fourth Floor, Central)
STRONG WILLOW
CLOTHES
BASKETS
Made of good-sized wil
lows, tightly plaited by hand.
Extra strong bottom and
rim top.
27 inch at $2.50.
30 inch at $2.75.
33 inch at $3.
(Fourth Floor, Central)
CREEPERS AND
ROMPERS FOR
WEE FOLK
What busy mother hasn't
thanked the designer of such
darling little garments so
simple, so comfortable, so
easy to wash?
Tomorrow she may have
her choice of chambrays and
ginghams, plain and checked,
in sizes for two to five year
old youngsters, and with
prices running from $1 to
$2.50.
(Third Floor, CheMnat)
Rugs Down From 10 to 40 Per Cent
You can choose from year-'round rugs and Summer rugs; rugs for
every season and for every room in the house.
Quantities are limited in some instances, but there is a wide selection
throughout the Sale.
Wilton, Axminster, body Brussels, tapestry Brussels and Smyrna rues
are among these suitable for year-'round use.
Among the Summer rugs are imported straw rugs in black patterns,
rush rugs, Colonial rag rugs and jute runners.
(borenth Floor, Chotuut)
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There's No Excuse for
Men 's Tropical Suits of
Inferior Quality
And still there are plenty of them on the
market, and men to wear them, thinking they are
getting something wonderful.
Any man of common sense and normal eye
sight can recognize inferior tropical suits when
he sees them.
He can tell by the way they are made. He
can tell by the lapels, and by the edges, and by
the seams, and by the pockets, and by the finish.
By the same token he can recognize tropical
suits of the really fine kind, tropical suits that are
made of the best selected materials mohairs,
Palm Beach and tropical worsted, and that are
expertly tailored.
He will see plenty of tropical suits of this
fine kind in the Wanamaker Men's Clothing
Store, but he will see none of the other kind.
Mohair suits, $25 and $30. Palm Beach suits,
$20 and $22.50. Tropical worsted suits, $32.
Knitted sports coats, $20. White flannel and
striped trousers, $12. White duck trousers, $3.50.
Khaki trousers, $2.
(Third Floor, Murkrt)
What a Man Should Consider
in Buying Soft Collars
A soft collar must be comfortable and it should have
style. But that is not all. It should look just as well after
frequent trips to the laundry as it did in the beginning.
That is one of the real tests of a soft collar and very
few of them stand it.
Wanamaker soft collars are fine in fashion and will
give good service. Almost every man who has worn
them buys all his soft collars here. They give the most
satisfaction in the long run.
A dozen styles at 35c and 50c.
(.Main Floor, Market)
Sturdy Linen Handkerchiefs
That Some Men Prefer
They are the kind that wear and wear and that
stand hard usage. Men usually buy them for everyday
handkerchiefs.
They are medium-weight Irish linen, with a half
inch hem and are specially priced at $4.50 a dozen.
(West AlMe)
Men's Silk Half Hose
"Seconds" at $1.25
1500 pair of full-fashioned black, white and colored
silk socks that would be a great deal more if they were
first grade.
From one of the best hosiery makers in the country,
whose trademark is known everywhere.
(Mnln Floor, .Market)
Clothing the Boy for Health
and Comfort
This is a matter of common sense. Coolness means
comfort these days, and washable clothing means coolness.
Will you just keep in mind that the word Wanamaker
applied to boys' washable clothing means excellence.
Whether your boy is a toddler of 8 or a husky youth
of 18, or a sturdy chap of any age between, you will find the
right kind of hot-weather, washable clothing for him in our
Boys' Clothing Store.
No doubt about it.
Washable suits for boys of all ages from 8 to 18 at $3
to $13.50. A large variety of fabrics, colors and styles to
select from.
Washable trousers, 8 to 18 year sizes, $1.75 to $3.
Sports blouses, $1.25 to $2, in 8 to 18 year sizes.
(8erond Floor, Centrnl)
(Fourth Floor, Chet'tnut)
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