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Chests of Silver for the
Bride's Home
Sterling silver of the finest kind to be had and in tho
beautiful period patterns that will fit in with her new
furniture.
The chests aro all of polished mahogany and one ol thirty
tleeer'of Clermont silver i3 priced as low ns $109. The highest
rrleed is a very handsome chest .of English hall-marked silver, ono
hundred and six pieces, for $1080.
Among the patterns between these prices aro
Heppelwhite Fairfax
Clovelly Chippendale
Washington Dorothy Quincy
Portsmouth
Mary Chilton
Hamilton
Lady Mary
Brandon
Lenox
(Jewelry Store, CheMnut nnil Thirteenth)
Women's Fur-Trimmed Coats
at $57.50 and $75
Thev have just arrived and are-, by all odds, the best
coats of this kind that we have had for a long time at these
prices.
Roth of the two styles arc in
Bolivia cloth, soft nnd very waimly
fateriincd for cold weather, une
i a coat model with straight
tdtched back and narrow belt and a
fotd coney collar. In tortoise shell,
taupe, navy and black, $57.50.
The other is more like a wrap
with a loose Raglan sleeve, narrow
strap belt and stitching. It has a
nutria col'ar and comes in Malay
brown, navy and black, $75.
(First I'loor, Centrnt)
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The New Bracelet Sleeve
On an Afternoon Gown of Blue
Jacquard Crepe
will commend itself to many a woman.
This same gown,
with its flying panels, its graceful jetted girdle and sash,
is one of the loveliest in a collection of afternoon gowns
of blue or black silk crepe, priced from $40 to $110.
Prices throughout tho collec
tion give no idea of the distinc-
Clover hftvnml ir nripn nf Sid
is a gown of heavy Kussiun
wepe (black or navy) with long
straight lines falling from a
niRh bust line, loosely girdled
Wth ju'v and dull silvery metal.
Equnlly good is a blue crepo
Wmaino with a jeweled and
metaled green girdle. Thi3 la
45.
tion of these gowns, both as to
qualities of crepo and originality
of designing. Nearly all aic
brightened by the ornate girdle
with which Fashion encircles the
hips or waist of every woman
this season.
(IMrst I'loor. Centriil)
Coats for Young Women Who Want
Exceptional Value at $65
A limited number of very fine quality silk bolivia top
catB, made to sell for more, have come to us at a special price
llt enables us to sell them for $65.
8Cfi IK nous nttil tnwCt,tt- 'I'lin
"Mel U one of the smartest,
weeves urc cut in ono w)th tho
?' panel, which forms a broad
Pleat on each sido from tho
Mist down; large high-buttoning
coilur; fino peau do cygne linings,
and warm intorlinings.
Tho colors aic date brown, rein
deer and navy. The sizes 14 to 20.
And the 50 young women who get
them will bo fortunate.
(fiecond I'loor, Chestnut)
The Skirt a Young Girl Wants to
Wear With Sweaters
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'"8 ill thn "Winner Wnmnii'c Rrnrn
lhoy include checks', plaids and stripes, all in pleated
"Odels i i..l ' r or 4. A .m1 in nrinn from
If to $22.
f ,oucn a skirt will give no end of service.
Milady's New
Autumn Negligee
The French Room is ready
with its Fall showing of f asci-
"nating new negligees and
breakfast coats to meet the
desiro for something a little
warmer than tho light-weight
Summer ones.
Fashion has touched them with
her latest fancies of quilted stitch
ing, marabou-trimmed collars, ef
fective cordings, etc. Tho colors
arc blues, rose, wistarin, lavender,
pink, that charm tho fcminlno
heart. They arc usually linod
with silk, and sometimes interlined
with lamb's Wool for additional
warmth.
There are albatross and flannels,
rich new satin with collar, cuffs,
pockets and hem prettily stitched
in quilted effects, brocaded crepo
satins, and brocaded and lovely
shimmering corduroys.
And their prices are considerably
less than last season'3 $10.75 to
$69.50.
(French hoom, Third Floor, Chestnut)
Paris Leather Bags
at $2.85 to $4.85
They arc the most moder
ately priced bags of this par
ticular style we have ever
seen from Paris
Made of fine grosgrain
leather, in glowing colors,
black, blue and bright red.
Excellent bags at the prices,
$2.85 and $11 each.
Wc aro also showing a lot of
very attractive bags of fine pin
seal, in envelope, dress, and pouch
shapes, roomy shopping styles and
charming vanity effects.
Some nro mounted in 14-kt.'goId
and all are particularly good at the
price, $4.85 each.
(Main Floor, Client nut)
Silk Stockings
at $1.75
These are 1080 pair of
full-fashioned, all-silk
stockings for women, in
black and shoe colors,
marked at $1.75 only be
cause they are "seconds."
Firsts of this same kind sell
for just twice as much.
Their minor defects make
little difference and considering
that they are full length and
good weight, they are remark
able for this price.
(Nest Alula)
New in the
Nightgown Shop
Hand-made and hand-embroidered
Philippine nightgowns in the
prettiest patterns we have ever
seen for $3.85 and $4.50. Still
some of those exceptionally good
Philippine gowns at the very
moderate prices of $2.85 and $3.85.
(Thlril Floor, Centrnl)
A Very Pretty
Blouse at $5.85
is of white china silk, of sturdy
quality; the round collar, cuffs
and front pleat edged with fine
knife pleating.
At $5.50 is a practical blouse of
dark blue crepe de chino with col
lar and cuffs of striped satin. It
buttons down the back.
(Third Floor, Centrnl)
New Woolen
Skirtings
So many women arc making up
sports skirts to wear with sweaters
and later with sports coats and
these skirtings are in exactly tho
right colors to go with them.
All kinds of new effects in plaids,
and stripes, small, largo and me
dium. Among the prettiest are
new black-and-white combinations
with a touch of color and tho new
very narrow Roman stripes.
Thoy are all 54 inches wide and
$3.50 to $5.50 a yard.
(Flr.t Floor, Chestnut)
Dainty Ves lings for
the Autumn Frock
Embroidery and net nnd lace
and embroidery to give the smart
touch to dark frocks aro here in
good variety. And some of them
hove collar edges to match, which
is most desirable.
Vcstings, $2.75 to $5.75 h yard.
Collar bands, $1 to $1.75 a yard.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Roller Skates
nrc down to pre-war prices. Plain
bearings, $2; ball bearings, boys'
and girls' sizes, $2.50.
(Fourth Flo.r, Centrnl)
Lovely New French
Handkerchiefs
Just Out of Their Boxes!
Far moro beautiful ones than wc have ever had from Paris
before and also the variety is greater. They aro certainly tho
most unusual handkerchiefs that Paris has ever produced and
one could hardly imagine more delightful gifts, for there arc
nono like them nnywhero else in this city.
Thoro is every kind of handkerchief for a woman from tho
colored sports handkerchief to tho most exquisite hand-spun
square, many with hand drawn-work or tiny hand block designs,
and hand spun handkerchiefs with real rose point or Valenciennes
lace.
Thero are tho very smart men's handkerchiefs, come vrith
colored woven borders, others of finest hand-spun linen.
And the most fascinating handkerchiefs for children, tucked
into French figures.
Finally there arc new Paris handkerchief cases to put these
lovely handkerchiefs in.
(Main Floor, Central)
Paris Sends Adorable Baby
Clothes
hc finest, sheerest little frocks for babies of six months
to two years have just come. Every wee stitch is done by
hand. Some of them are lacy enough for great "occasions"
in baby's life; others quite simple, with just hand fagoting.
And all are so moderately priced $5 to $9.50.
Cunning caps and hats, too, of silk and lingerie. Priced
from $4.25 to $15.
Sacques, bootees and exclusive little gifts all straight
from Paris to the Wanamaker Baby Store.
(Third Floor, Chestnut)
Every One of the New Silks
For the Fashionable Gowns
We do not think you will find one absent from this
assemblage of the new-fashion silks They are gorgeous
in coloring, wonderfully drapable in texture and fine
in quality.
Considering all these good points, the prices are as reasonable
as they can be made. Starting with a plain crepe de chine at $2
a yard they go up to $35 for a handsome French metal brocade.
French novelty silks.
Chiffon velvets.
Duvetyns.
Plain-colored silks.
Black silks.
White silks.
Wash silks.
Chiffons.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Hats and Coats for Very Little Folks
Warm Winter coats of all-wool mixture in pretty shades
of light brown or Sorrento blue, with cunning hats to match,
are specially priced at $12 in the Baby Store. They aro for
children of one to four years, and remarkably good for their
price.
All-wool chinchilla coats are $12.
Hats to match, $1.50. Other hats
nnd coats to match up to handsome
fur-trimmed sots ';i pastel and dark
colors. Sizes one to six years.
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
For the Woman Who Likes a Tan
Calf Street Brogue
here is an ideal example of that sturdy shoe. Heavy Norwegian-grained
tan calfskin, with full round toe, long wing
tip, heel foxing, low military heel, stout welted sole, saw
tooth punching and plenty of perforating everything to
make it a mannish-looking, splendid-wearing service shoe.
The price is $12.
A lighter weight dressier oxford of smooth chestnut-brown calf,
with narrower toe and moderate Cuban heel, is exceptionally good at $11.
(First Floor, Market)
New Striped Sports Skirts Designed
for Larger Women
Everything from the choice of the stripes to the careful
tailoring and the closely stitched pleats over the hips has been
thought out especially for women who require from 34 to 40
inch waist bands.
is one of tho largest and best as-
The materials aro fino all-wool
prunella cloths, in the favorite
brown-and-tan, black - and - white
and navy-and-tan combinations. It
(First Floor, Central)
sign Special at $125 a dozen.
Service plates with double-gold
encrusted bands and floral design
special at $100 a dozen.
Many Crown Sutherland designs,
with double gold-cncruntud bands
and raised gold Special at $100 to
$125 a dozen.
Royal Doulton designs are also
shown at J?zu to $50 a dozen.
New Silk Knitted '
Ties That Men
Will Like at $1
These are of all-silk in a
new four-in-hand shape that
men seem to like very much.
They combino richness of
appearance with excellent
wearing qualities, and there
is a splendid range of plain
colors and fancy patterns in
the assortment.
Remarkably good at $1
each.
(Mnln Floor, Murket)
Men's Good
Umbrellas at $2.50
Tho good, big, sturdy umbrella
that a man likes to get hold of.
Full-size, 8-rib Paragon frames
with covers of tape-edge American
taffeta (cotton). Handles aro tho
convenient hooks of plain or carved
wood.
(Main Floor, Market)
sorlments of such skirts wo ever
had. Prices arc $25 and $27.50.
Fine Service Plates in the China Sale
For any one facing the problem of getting a wedding
gift or a birthday gift that will be cherished perhaps for
a lifetime the China Sale brings a rare opportunity in fine
service plates.
Beautiful plates from England
and the continent, in exclusivo de
signs bands, shouldors, borders,
medallion and floral effects arc
offered in beautiful selection.
Royal Doulton plates festoon
edge, pink rim with ralhcd gold
Special at $100 a dozen.
English service plates in new
shapes full gold-encrusted de-
The Slim White
Grace of a Birch
Tree
Is indescribably beautiful. So
is the pink dloud of a fruit tree
in bloom in the Spring. Or the
reddening leaves of the maples
in Autumn. Or the bloom of
larkspur and sister flowers in
an old garden. Or the hidden
charm of woodland bypaths, the
sweet curves of old familiar
country lanes. These and a
thousand other exquisite mo
ments of Nature have been
rendered imperishable by the
lovely hand-colored photo
graphs of
Wallace Nutting
of whose work an exhibition
and sale is now open in the
Picture Store. Quaint New
England interiors are a part,
but a small part, of this collec
tion, which is largely made up
of faithful and sympathetic in
terpretations of Nature in all
her moods.
Wallace Nutting pictures cost
little, and are delightful to give
and to receive.
(Fifth Floor. Market)
New Cire Laces
Suggest
Lovely Gowns
Paris has just sent some wide
36-inch cire flouncings in black,
white, golden brown, navy, Fiench
blue, orchid and ochre. They have
a brilliant finis-h and aro S5.75 a
yard.
New ciic a'1-oveis (American
made) are also 30 inches wide,
but only S2 a yard. They arc in
black, brown, nay, while, copper,
tan, orchid and light blue.
(Mnlu J lour. Central)
Phlox and Asters
and many other hardy percnuia's
grandmother's favorite old-fashioned
floweis, are shown now in the
Housewares Store, where orders
arc being taken for Fall planting.
They are 25c a plant or $2.50 a
dozen and you v. ill bo glad to order
from the flowers, when you see
.them.
V? M'nnrlli Flunr. Central!
Eijrht Pieces of
D
Apple
arc instantly cut and the core is
taken out at one operation by a
clever device, particularly useful
when so many apples arc to be
put up.
Price, 50c.
(Fourth Floor, Centrnl)
fflSSfta -wars.
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We Are Ready With
Men's New Clothing
New Fall suits in the handsomest pat
terns of the season, and genuine all-wool
throughout. Certainly not to be equaled
in the city, $23.50 to $55.
New Fall overcoats of the most excel
lent descriptions; smart as the most fas
tidious can ask, and yet every one with the
expression of dignity, $30 to $55.
(Third Floor, Murket)
It Is No Longer a Question
of When to Buy a Soft Hat
The only thing to be settled is where.
Most men who care about their personal appearance get
their hats at Wanamaker's, where there is better selection
to be had, but no more to pay.
(Mnln Floor, Market)
Autumn Models of
Parisienne Corsets
are ready for our customers.
A very low-bust model of '
pink broche, with long, heav- I
ily boned skirl, eyelets and j
lacer below the front steel,
13. I
A topless flowered pink broche
model with c'a3tic section under I
the arm, lace and ribbon trimmed, I
$16. ,
A beautiful pink broche model I
with cross bands of elastic in
fiont, ribbon-flower trimmed, $20.
(Third Floor, Chestnut) '
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For This Victrola in a Period Cabinet
That the phonograph should be a handsome piece
of furniture is the idea of the clay.
The greatest favorite is the console cabinet style in
period design.
Here is a very handsome cabinet, of which we have
just secured a number, which we equipped with the
Victrola VI.
The cabinet has space for nearly 100 records, and may be had
in various period designs, including Sheiaton, Louis XV, Chippen
dale and Co.onial.
Like all our phonographs, this outfit is sold on convenient
terms of payment.
tSecotJil Floor, Ceutritl)
150 Linen Table Cloths
Substantially Lowered
We have taken these out of our own stocks and marked
them at sharp reductions because there are no napkins to
match them.
They are cloths of good reliable quality, full-bleached,
woven ol pure flax and in a choice of floral patterns.
The sizes are 2x2 yards, 2x2 Vi yards, and the new low
prices are $8.50, $10 and $12 each.
They have been about 23 to 3i5 1-? per cent more.
(I'lritt 1 luor, Client nut)
The Cretonnes People Want Are Here
You probably under-bland what it means for a store to
be particularly .strong in a certain thing.
Wc are particularly strong in cretonnes, especially the
dark-colored cretonnes so much in request for Fall and Winter
home decoration.
Of course, Uk
course, tho elleet of these I Lonno that vmi urn in i
oft, dark tone-, in :i dinlmr-rooni. I iIpim.1i to chnrmn rV. u u..t i'
living room or hull is ngieeabje at lotion to bo found at the prices in
ail seasons, but for all and Winter Philadelphia. Domestic cretonnes,
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Imported cietonnea.
1--' to MO a yard.
1 loor, Market)
You May Be Starting the Furnace
Soon -How About the Ash Can ?
How about the ash can and the garbage can and the dozen or so "heavy
ware ' utensils that must always be looked to at the beginning of Winter7
Now is the time of the
September Sale of Housewares
and now is the time to replenish.
Galvanized ware, tinware, alunin-im ware, af-rntc warp kitchen, laundry, pantry
and cellar utensils of practically every sort at less th'in regular prices.
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