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If We Could
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f, j.:.fniv ns nur toinrues. what wonders we
f jjj accomplish! Almost every one loves to
h?ar his own voice.
, It is so easy, iw
Yet if we could say less and do more for
wch other's good, not alone would every
home be happier, but communities would be
enriched thereby.
Tnofparl of criticism by speech, to show to
jome one a better way
H much greater value.
Signed
ittflmbtr IS, mi.
"But You Haven't Told Us What
The New French Hats
Are Like?"
We, we haven't. What is tho
me in saying that Rcboux sends
iwlde-brimmccfvision in cocoa
brown chiffon and velvet--Lan-Z
a saucy "Little Coralcan"
dtmurcly draped with black
Uce Lewis a small symphony
in platinum gray velvet and sil
very burnt ostrich Marcelle
Demay an October idyll of walnut-brown
velvet carrying rus
,et and gold leaves?
So they have. These, and
Bany more as artistically
fcimirht and wrought, from
(Second Floor,
No Finer Fox Fur Scarfs Anywhere for
$25 to $400
5 Fox is one of the richest and most becoming of furs. The
breadth of the skin gives more actual protection to the
shoulders, as well as more background for face and hat, than
do the tinier neckpieces.
Every fox scarf in this assembly
his been carefully chosen for its
exceptional quality. Even at $25
there are broad, long, one-skin,
ingle scarfs of surprising richness
and beauty, that for color and
cuality have every appearance of
double the price. As a matter of
fact, the same quality skins last
.Second rioor. Clir.itnut)
The Cry of "Wolf"
Is Raised Over New Coats
Only this time it is a joyful cry, for every one of tho coats
in this particular group has a huge collar of wolf fur, and some
ne cuffs as well, or deep bands trimming tho side panels.
The coats themselves arc beautiful garments of a silky-finish
Bolivia cloth. They are very loose and, if not belted in, they are
lightly fitted in to the waist line. In all events they have the
new flare at the hem.
Colors are Malay brown, navy blue, taupe or black, and there
e a number of styles, $100, $150 and $175.
(Flrat Floor, Central)
Duvetyn Handbags
A gate- frame has six hinces
. v UaUul twu, SO Willi.
s 11 Iorms n square mouth when
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Duvetyn models come in brown,
(Mnln rioor,
After the Vacation the Salon de Beaute
It is a natural sequence of affairs!
After one has been tanned, freckled or really burned, ns the
case may be, facial treatments seem even more than usually
refreshing.
Shampooing, marceling, singeing, eyebrow'-arching and mani
curing are on milady's list for tho first week home.
(Third I'loor, Chestnut)
Boys' Suits Are Better and Lower in
Price
fhey are better. in fabrics and better in tailoring.
And at the new lower prices they are better value.
Norfolk style in double and single breasted models,
i radically every suit at $18 to ?25 and in between has
M extra pair of trousers.
fne full price range is from ?18 to $35.
And at these figures they are unsurpassed.
(Seiiiml I'loor, Cenlnil)
Showing a World of New Things for
the Baby
new i isnt' only mother an(l big sister who are going to have
fsrVresses for Fall Baby's things have arrived, with prices
vmore respectable than even big sister's!
ketir , cline layettes start at $15. They include a dainty col-
n0" of everything needed for the newest baby.
it 11 "is a "'bl"l slips start
Q J.1"? tllcko,, HliP3 of batiste,
Um ' ai 925'
Wc to 3 75Ch,nc'mndo slil)S nro
flanncllct petticoats mo 05c.
ffi," tPctticoat3 Blmt at $1.
""'coats of nainsook, $1.
Only Make
to do a thing would be
these and many other Paris
artistes have come.
An artistic hat is a thought
before it is a tangible thing.
To get the very definite
thought that was in each mil
linery creator's mind it is not
necessary to read of the ma
terials and colors and shapes of
these hats.
It is necessary to sec the hats
for yourself.
And thi3 wo invite you to do
in the Gray Salons tomorrow.
Clirxtnut)
year were about double this price.
From this, the choice of fox fur
scarfs ranges through beautiful
specimens of taupe, brown, black,
blue (dyed), platinum gray dyed,
white, cross and pointed fox at
' moderate prices, up to the luxuri
! ous scarfs of the raver actual blue
fox at $235, $300 and S400.
Adopt Gate Frames
beaver and navy.
Real chiffon velvet models are
black, brown, taupe and navy.
All are nicely lined in silk.
Tlio price is only $3.50.
Chestnut)
Bootees, in dainty colors and
white, arc 45c.
Blankets, colored and white, ate
95c to $5. ,
Diapers are very moderately
priced at $1.35 a dozen.
Mints nun oaiuis, oi unit, hk
i and-wool and cotton arc reasonably
priced.
ffifamafo
"Down Billy"
Has Come to Town!
An Adorably Dashing
Gown for Girls and
Young Women
"Down Dllly," the delightful
frock now presented to Wana
makcr customers, is a fasci
nating and coquettish and nt the
same time a thoroughly demure
street costume.
It Is a one-piece dress with a
buttoncd-on cape which may be
removed entirely.
The wide dress sleeves may
be buttoned or unbuttoned
almost to the shoulder. Their
breadth and bigness and general
"Happiness" add to the cape
effect.
Decidedly piquant is the
contrasting lining of fluttering
cape and sleeve cherry red,
jade green, vivid purple! The
more conspicuous since the
gown and cape themselves arc
of sober black or demure navy
blue.
"Down Dilly" gets its name
by way of London a popular
song in a stage "hit."
The gown itself was ex
pressly designed for us and will
be found only here.
In black Canton crepe or
navy Poirct twill (either of
beautiful cjuality), $45. In
richly-braided Poirct twill, $65.
All have the contrasting linings,
and the sizes throughout are 14,
16, 18 and 20.
(Yoiiiik Women' .Store,
Hecoml I'loor, Chestnut)
After the Card Game
one simply folds up the game table
so that it occupies only two inches
of floor space.
Tops of green felt or leatherette,
30 inches squaic.
Price is $3.25.
(I'ourtli I'loor, Murket)
"The Universal
Atlas of the
World' $2
A new and revised edition of
physical, political and historical
maps compiled from Govern
ment surveys. It shows the
new boundaries of tho Euro
pean countries.
An ideal lcfciencc book for
home or office. Size 10xl3V6
inches.
(Mnln rioor. Thirteenth)
L
Silk Stockings Wonderful in a Sale
Here is a list for every woman to choose from. The lots
are all excellent, and prices are extraordinarily low.
At $1.25 fashioned silk, first
grade in black and second grade in
black and colors.
At S1.50 glove silk in cordovan
and Russia calf; "seconds." '
At $1.75 full-fashioned silk to
(West
Glove-Silk Underwear at Such Prices
as are shown in this list will cause every woman to look for
ward to possessing a new supply. They are away below the
market, and yet they are excellent goods.
At $2.15 vests, bodices, fancy- j At $3.50 envelope chemises
top bodices and embroidered-front pain nmj fnncy
bodices
At $2.65 bloomers,
ankle length.
knee and
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This Was a Record Purchase of Light
Cut Glassware to Sell at Half
It was the largest purchase we ever made for a September
Sale $00,000 worth equally divided between the Philadelphia
and New York store every piece of it now selling at half.
The halved prices are only one of the interesting things
about it.
The best thing is that this is light-cut glassware of the
finest quality.
The cuttings arc exceptionally
pretty und the variety of shapes
and designs is the most attrac
tive seen in years at such extraor
dinary savin" s.
Kvi'i'V (liMlrlhlp nia? i. emu.
prised in the assortment, iccd-tca
New English Wool
- Scarfs
Special, $3 to $7.50
You would know that they
were a fine grade of all-wool
just by the feel of them, and
the soft pastel colors proclaim
that they are English.
Some are, in two-toned
stripes, others in tiny checks
and still others have plain
centers and bordered ends.
We bought them for half
the usual price and they are
marked in exactly the same
ratio.
(Went Mute)
Waltham Hall
Clocks Are Run
Down in Price
The good reliable Waltham
quality is there, however, and
the people who are buying
these clocks at the new prices
are 'doing a very wise thing,
we believe, for there is little
chance of their costing less,
so far as we can see, for a long
time to come.
' Besides which, at the present
time, the collection of these clocks
is particularly good.
They all' have handsome mahog
any cases .and, with hour and half
hour strike, arc $250 to $335.
With Westminster chimes on five
tubular bells $545 to $635. With
Westminster, Whittington and Ox
ford chimes on nine tubular bells,
$600 to $960.
(Jewelry More, Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Embroidery and
Ruffles Flounce In
as dainty flouncings. They may
be used for undergarments or for
little girls' drcsses-s-they arc quite
fine enough.
21-inch widths, 75c a yard.
25 inch widths, $1 to $3 a yard.
(First Floor. Clieiitnut)
Umbrellas Specially
Re-covered at 95c
A new' umbrella for 95c!
Re-covered with a very durab'e
American taffeta (cotton) with
tape edge. Any sized umbrelln, in
black only.
(Muln I'loor, Market)
100 Two-Light
Metal Lamps
New in the Sale
at $10.50
Some people don't want
silk-shade lamps.
This is an opportunity for
them to buy excellent library
lamps of metal, with glass
panels in amber color, at an
extraordinarily low price,
$10.50 each.
They are for use with elec
tricity, and they are the
newest arrivals in the Sep
tember sale.
The general assortment in
the sale is still fine and full of
bright opportunities.
(Fourth Floor, Central)
A Steel Tape Line
is fifty feet long, and i very easily
read. With metal case, $3.75.
(Fourth I'loor. Crntrul)
the top in black and colors; "sec
onds." At $1.50 openwork ankle, black
artificial silk, full fashioned.
At $2.50 full-fashioned open
work ankle in black and tan. "Sec
onds." .Mile)
At $4 union suits, low neck, no
sleeves, knee length.
AUIe)
sets, sherbets, custard cups, oyster
cocktail glasses, finger-bowl sets,
grapefiuit glasses, ginger alo
glasses, water tumblers of many
kinds.
Prices, from 12u each for tvator
lumoiers 10 itic cacn for goblets.
" Men's Excellent
Heavy Shoes Special
' at $475
High shoes of the kind
needed right now by so many
men who arc 'much on their
feet or who have out-of-doors
occupations.
They are all of full-grain
calfskin in black, tan and
brown and there are all sizes
and widths.
They are made upon the.
various approved United
States army lasts and for
extra strength and service
some have rawhide slip soles
and some have rubber heels.
Good-looking, comfortable,
durable shoes.
(.Main Floor, Mnrket)
The Most Desirable New
Soft Hats for Men Are
Right Here at
Wanamaker's
Nearly every man who hasn't a new soft hat will
get it right away.
It is not customary to wear straw hats in Phila
delphia after September 15.
Yet the majority of men wait until the last
moment to get their new soft hats.
Wc arc prepared for the greatest activity.
We have excellently fashioned new soft hats
from both American and British makers.
The British hats arc bytthe famous London firm
of Lincoln-Bennett and sell for $8 and $10.
American hats, the best to be found. $4, $5
and $6.
(Mnln rimir,
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs Special,
$2 a Dozen
Another new shipment of these very much liked handker
chiefs. They are a good linen, noted for their wearing qualities
and, as such, they are particular favorites with schoolgirls and
college girls.
(IWM AUIe)
Here's a Victrola That You
Can Carry Like a Suitcase!
Its dimensions are only 17-4;xl2Htx9 inches, but it
is a fine instrument, will play any 10-inch or 12-inch
Victor record, and is constructed with a side handle,
reinforced corners, locking device, etc., like a suitcase.
It is a new model, named Victrola No. 50, and its price
is $45.
For the boy or girl going off
to college one of these small
Victrolas is just the thing.
Taking up little space in the
room, it will play to its young
owner's mood, soothinfr nos-
sible homesick moments, mak
ing for social evenings, and
providing the plcnsantcst of re-
(Second Fluor, Crntrul)
Something New in
v
Field Glasses
The shape of this prism field
glass is more compact, and more
like the "cood old" models. The
advantage is that it lets in a great
deal moic light.
Prices nrc S75 and $105.
CHuIn Hour Ouller.v, Clieiitiiiit)
"Made It in 91"
Says the Triumphant
Golfer
and if the family won't believe
him, ho promptly produces his
Golf-Stroke Counter
which in appeal ance is very
much like a nickel-plated watch.
Wc will be very glad to explain
how it works which is very
easily. Price is .$(5.
This counter may also be
used as nn audience counter.
(Muln I liiur tliillrr.i, Chestnut)
New Books of
Interest
"On the Trail of the Pigmies,"
by Dr. Leonard J. Vanden Bergh,
price $3. A most interesting ac
count of the customs of Central
African tribes. The author Writes
from ten yeurs' experience among
the "Waknmbn," the "Wnkikuyn,"
the "Masai" and a half dozen
other tribes.
Over 100 photoginphs add much
interest.
"Kill Itornn," by Robeit Nor
wood, prico 1,50.
Admunble ballad of the &en one
which brings back to all sea-lovers
thf"l)ell of the salt air, the crcal.
ing of the cordage and the shout
of tho sailors. The heio of the
vnrn is tv, wicked man, and rcadero
will Icavn how he was nnal'y
bi ought to sorrow.
iMulii Fluor Thirteenth)
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laxations from the strain of
mental concentration.
Other good instruments of
compact propoitions arc the
Sonora Portable ($50), which
can also be cairied like a suit
case, and the Brunswick table-
i size model ($65).
Monogrammed
Stationery as a Gift
In most cat"? it would be "just
the thing" for so many women
consider it the most dainty soit
of stationery.
Monogram dies, $1.75 up.
Stamping is -10c a quite for
plain color, and (J0c a quire for
gold or silver. Special price for
large quantities.
(Muln l'lnnr, (licstnut)
Proving That the Strongest Trunks
Are the Lightest
And They Are Specialh Priced in the Housewares Sale
The trunk of utllitv toHav is lio wnvi
robe trunk. Nearly everybody buvs a
wardrobe trunk.
The average full-size wardrobe trunk
weighs 75 to 100 pounds.
Our special full-size wind robe trunk in
the Housewares Sale weirhs (ii) pounds
and is priced S65.
The average three-quarter size ward
robe trunk weighs 84 to 90 pounds.
Our special three-quarter size ward
robe trunk in the Housewares Sale weighs
bJ pounds and is priced $G0.
The average steamer-size
trunk weighs 71 to 80 pounds.
Our special steamer - size
trunk ip the Housewares Sale
pounds and is priced $50.
Yet these are the strongest of all
trunks, as has been shown by tests. They
lire ueaumuiiy macie oi three-ply veneei
ing. criss-erohsed on the grain, making
splitting impossible, and with lwo-pl
. ulcunized fiber in and nit.
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Forward-Looking Men
Their eyes are turned toward Autumn.
Their thoughts are turned toward new Autumn
clothes.
The early showing of Autumn suits at Wana
maker's will surely interest them.
Styles show a tendency toward normality, com
fort and dignity of line.
The suits for young fellows are as full of vim
as ever.
You should see the sports models.
! The whole collection is just about large enough
; to make it clear that the best of the ready-to-wear
i suits for the Fall of 1921 are at Wanamaker's as
! usual.
Prices, $23.50 to $50.
(Thlril Floor. Mnrket)
MVPE TOftRK daiklv.f Attnr tfu, Jfttw&nKjffiiniEn RStVJ
Women's Smartest New Top Coats
and Capes
(Are in the London Shop)
The coats, made of imported Shetlands. cheviot and weeds,
illustrate every new feature of spoits-wcar; the stiaiglit back,
mannish collar, lapels and full skirt. Raglan and set-in hleeves
appear. A few of the models arc belted, but most of them are
made on English box stles.
The price is $G5.
Short-length capes of the same materials ate S55.
Full-length capes, made in one piece, are iJCj.
Hats to match coats or cape will be made to ordci for Slo.
(Tile (lUller.t, ( hritniit)
Persian Serapi Rugs
Bold and Beautiful
These new Serapis have all the charm for which rugs of
this family are noted, and their most striking charm is a pic
turesque boldness and beauty of color and design.
Another charm that will readily appeal to lovers of fine
Persian weaves is the lowness of these prices.
liMXD.otl $22.
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keep them in shape. These trunks never
become shaekly.
Now is the time to buy a wuvdrobe
trunk tor the young man or young woman
going off to college.
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