::;, 38, 1921 ." . - --i - ''n'ri, rt a.?- v- ;'. i,-,? ' u . fkan Plays 0 n and 4t45 (ftw chime nl Nnen WANAMAKER'S Weather Unsettled WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S Stere Closes at 5 Stere Opens at 9 '-1 WW', Kxi PJT-.tr T VN 109 The Greatest Furniture Clearing of the Year Is New What Dees It Mean That "He Is a Man of Straw"? I friend is asking. We passed the question along, and the answer was invariably, "One wne cua net amount xe mucn. Anether said a person of no conse quence. Still another says a man of straw is one that is accepted as bail, as a matter of form, ffhe is known te be wertniess. There are men an areuna us tnat count i st.. l-n InnfifOV lira Irnnnr 4-linn-i BpiarSCl Uic iv6vv ,tv, niiun uigiii. Signed timber 2S, 1021. Q himtfe Se Many Handsome Coats Are Cheesing Beaver Fur fine reason is that the warm brown shades, russet. lyjantine red and Sorrento blue, are very much in favor and ith every one ui uiesu ucuver is luvtuy. ?a These coats are made of Belivia cloths and silk duvetyn. ity have enormous cellars and deep cuffs of the fur, wide pines all the way te the hem, flying panels and sometimes u'are back capes trimmed with beaver. i ..tni'ii nn'.v nnni linn eirlp nnnnls mnrle nf cnvevnl ofmne if the material with wide pieces of the beaver at the ittern. The prices start at $150 and mount te $375. rirt rienr) The Hanging Lantern Bag Is the Very Newest It is one of the newest and most attractive shapes in gold geld plated mesh bags. The top is iquare, with a mirror in the inside and the four corners of the mesh come together into a point with a tassel, exactly like a hanging lantern. , Other new mesh bags have oval tops, and there are still ethers with flat frames and chain or strap handles. All have the fashionable green -geld finish, and the prices range from $11 te $59. (Main Fleer) vl Yeung Women's Smart Cleth Street Dresses at $25 , iivre 01 inese nne navy niuc iriceuncs inui nurncu ui i;i last I announced them last week. One a straight, lermelv put. model, with side nancls butteninsr en. becoming cloth cellar, three-quarter sleeves, and an ornamentation ' black fageting. The ether, also dark blue tricetine, has inset vest of duvetyn in Inter blue or henna, and a touch of chenille dot trimming. 't Beth models are exceptionally geed-looking, and most unusual in unity ter this price. sizes a te zv. (Second Fleer) i Warm Winter Coats for 5 Yeung Women $25 i They leek the equal of far superior coats. The materials re soft, warm, thick-piled wool cloths, in light and dark browns, gjvy and Sorrento blue and black. Several geed models, some ,with fur cellars of beaverette (dyed ceney). , All are lined and .most of them warmly interlined. Sizes 1 1 je 20. , ' (Scrnnii I'loer) i The Prettiest Negligees for Coeler Weather Many a woman would have a hard time rhoesinp between a lovely tejtable taffeta lined with lamb's wool, an exquisite satin brocade Cite nf ttin cliimiMnimn . t-ir a e 1 1 ! rw rinr-)ii i n c uiHi snft mnrnhnil Z Jhere arc pienty of corduroys, tee, the shorter ones whrh women 1 linen. TVia mhVaf r.. un ,-.. n cm:.", nnd ilw finn,t nf nl h 167.50. (Third Henr) ; Clothing for Girls' Schools and Colleges IS marl .- . . I r I.. ThiIahIMW - ....ic u, measure ai special prices ny our eusiwu iwmis ,,-.-. kiuiuiiiiM ui sbik"i linen or etiii"! iiiuitiuni pi .! .t.. uesses for meming, afternoon and evening, regulation dresses, "louses, gunnnsium suits and all ether apparel for .he irl nr jeung woman in school or college, are included in this custom ""de outfitting M.rt..'. i;i:.. . r,:,.n.. ..ml ent-iKfnptinn p-iinr- nieed. ! . Specia' puces applv also te nuiaes' uniforms made te measure various materials. (!prenil I'lenr) CSjOr Snprial Rln .ArdpQ af $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Mnt t. ..i.. .... . ,.. .i. JidnT Y J l new w"cn se rnany women are nnvins u t U coeier weather. ney aie all the lighter weight dress sirr;:e, all-wool and i-i geed ;,B Of navi. l.l.. rru. ., r.n - j :. .n ;.,,. ,u,rlfl Mi p. i ' Bt ?2 and $2.50 a yard, are 54 inchc& wide. . ir ifii 1 loeri New TJnfifirthins l( MtVlcn ... . ISVi.l," "e nicely made of peft rtiute nanuoek. Wni.8-wnB trimmed with nrettv embreidcrv or hc m(, .MWiU,iseS ,,uite lacyi re $., 25 anj $3,30, The Fashion Showing of Gowns and Costumes Inspired by Paris Continues Tomorrow in the Salens of Dress IT EMPHASIZES the rich ness of materials, the ex quisite loveliness -of col ors and the romantic influ ences that have directed line and mode in the coming sea-, son's dress. Chanel has taken a black and geld 3hawl and turned it into a marvelous gown, the long fringes forming the sleeves from shoulder te wrist. Frem Lanvin is a youthful vision of white silk crepe and silver cloth, crystal embroid ered and loosely draped with a sash of silver ribbon. A Lanvin copy for a dif ferent type is the 1830 period gown of black chiffon velvet with bouffant hips and wide skirt, the long straight cor sage topped with a deep col cel lar of duchess lace. An exquisite study in deep blue and gray and silvev i an afternoon gown of mid night blue matelasse, copied 6 vvir. Iw! $ ffBllR IS ill HI from Renee. It is garnitured with moleskin fur and en circled with a braided girdle of bluish silver cloth. Copied from Rolande is a delightful afternoon gown of malay crepe de chine with panels formed of many wee brown moire ribbon bows. Viennct's idea in evening gowns is a soft tangerine Canten crepe with tiny quillings of velvet ribbon in the same color. Shoulder straps of ame thysts catch up a lovely gown of fuschia purple velvet and lace, copied from Miller Soeurs. But se one might go en painting pictures in words of these very picturesque gowns, inspired, all of them, by Paris. The entire collection is lovely in line, color and mate rial. They will be en exhibi tion yet tomorrow and Friday. (rlrl Ilcer) rpHE New FurTrim mings Start Their Season Early And, if fashion reports speak truly, they "ill be used mere abundantl;. than ever this Winter. They are all furs of the finest kinds monkey, squirrel, caracul, slynx, Australian opossum, skunk, nutria and beaver among ethers in bands from one te eight inches wide and with prices from SI te $5(5 a yard. (Mnln I'loer) OST Beautiful Black Beaded Handbags we've ever had have just arrived from France, right at the time with the new vogue for black. They are beautifully made, as French bags are, and ; hew many interesting shapes. Vanities, handbags, draw-airing bags, shell-top bags and card cases of glittering jet or little dull or shiny bead.', sometimes in very elaborate effects. Quite often there is a touch of silver in the beading. Seme in all dull black. Prices range from SS.iO te $."0. (Mnln I'loer) VERY Important Is the New Neck wear just in from Fiance. It is called the antique style, and the cellais, vests and guimpes are formed of squares of different kinds of laces and hand embioid embieid cry sewn together by hand. It all comes in a delicate old iery tint. Cellars of nearly every shape and size. Priced from $2.25 te $14 for a guimrc. ( Mnln 1 liinr) H ER New Flat Heeled Pump has a heel almost as bread and low as her brother's or husband'3. It is of patent leather, this new low-heeled pump. It has medium rounded tee, turned sole, one-button strap, and is just the smart est thing for dances and general wpar. The price is .Sl-.eO. (Klrsl Flner) FETCHING Two Twe Two Tene Overbleuses at $12 This new stvlp 13 werthv of SUP. rial mention, for it is extremely geed looking at its price. Of Georgette crepe, knife pleated back and front, held in at the waist with narrow .'civet, and wide, flowing sleeves finish it. Navy with Mohawk sleeves, or vice versa, black-nnd-wh.te or all black. (Third 1'loerl N hce are 51 te $1.73, EW Paris Garters Daintiest of coleie1 silk elastic, trimmed with tiny ribbon tose tese huris, nairew lace or tinsel ribbon. They make the nicest sort of gifts for future brides' trousseaux, and many women prefer these garters 'e any ethers. T'.iey are $1.50 te Ij-j a pain (Main Fleer) Geed Selections in the China and Glassware Sale It will be a geed sale te the last moment, backed with splendid selections of dinner sets from all the great pottery districts of the world French, F.nglish, American, Japanese. If you want a dinner set at any price, from $10.50 te K-100, and want it at a geed, sound saving, new is the time te cheese it. If you want a piece of real cut glass, or a piece of light-cut glassware at half price, the assortment is still large and fine. The cut glass s-clectiens arc notably rich at saungs of one-fourth te one-half. Theie i .-s no shortage of goods. The ?ale will satisfy every rcason rcasen ab'e nred. . (Fourth Fleer) Heusewares for Less for Twe Bays Mere Th" September Heusewares Sale ends with September and September i-. a .hert month. :-'e any woman who likes te save geed money en things she must buy some time in any event, will take adaniagp of these two remaining days. Pries surstantinMy lowered en refvieraters, trunks, vacuum cleaner:-', sewing machines, bathroom furnishings and cedar thestr. And en all r-annrr of kitchen utensils, including iron, tin. galvanized, enamel and wooden ware; cutlery, kitchen cabinets and se en. Alse mops cloths, sponges, brooms, brushes and feather dusters. v Iiut thefp are only a few of the articles in the sale. (Fenrl'i Flner) Linen Toweling With Prices Very Much Lowered Seme have been brought down te less than half the former price. In a'l, four particular lets have been i educed, including crash and glass toweling. 11000 yards, comprising two groups of crash and one of fine glass toweling, are new marked down te IJOc a yard. One half of the collec tion was meie than twice as much, and the ether 1500 yards were at much higher pi ices. Wp also offer a specially geed quality of giass toweling at 85c a yard, or one-thud less than the former price. About 1700 yards of this in the 22-incli w'dth. Tewelimrs m all of these groups are all pure linen. (Iirl I'lmtri Shining Opportunities in the Lamp Sale It ha- bren a ry bright and nc'.i-p e"nt se fa;, hut despite the exceftienjl .-cKing s-eleuiens are till e,-y geed, these being mme of tne particularly geed item.: Small Knglish porcelain vases, mounted with one light, in rose, royal blue anil red for boudoir? $1". llundied. of 1-inch candle-shades in all color.-, are new $1.65 each. lilace shield! for one-light boudeu amn.-, choice of a dozen diffeirnt decorations, new $2 each. Solid mahogany one-light boudoir iamp? new $1.50 a-h. Iren bridge lamps, hand wrought, JT.eO te $2J..M) 0,nh, And many ether exceptional items ( I mirth Flnnri A NDKE R -chiefs W i t h Names Women's geed, practical Iiiah linrn liandkerchirfs .-:ih quarter inch hem-- and already marked in machine t-mbietdery with the first nam;. The price, complete with" the nun king, 13 $-1.2" a dozen. (Mnln Fleer) TT ANGERS J"jJ de much te lengthen '.he life of de-then. Heavy wecden oveiceat hangers are ready at 2.V each. (Fourth I'loer) A NEW Linoleum en kit c h c n, launc'.rv, p,.ntry or bathroom fleer add much te the appearance of 1 1" ii'en The n" -hipmeuu for Fall and Wuifr lime many new designs. Inlr.id linoleum, imported and demesne, $1."5 te $.'i.0 a KquaiT yard. Pltun colors. $1.50 te S'-'.."). Printed linoleum, 05c a s-quarc yard. (STfnth Fleer) Going un ere Much might be said as te what this great after-clearing means te people who need some new furniture at prices that make it particularly worth having. The one thing they will want te knew is just what goods it offers them. The answer is about 5000 pieces and some hundreds of suits of Wanamaker furniture for all rooms at one-third te one-half less than regular prices. The 5000 pieces are mostly individual or odd pieces and small groups of things, while the variety in suits gees from one or two te mere than a dozen of a kind. In the main this clearing is the inevitable upshot of the re-classification of stocks after the greatest August Furni ture Sale en record. The odd pieces and groups discovered in that process and new offered at such low markings are enough te make this a noteworthy sale in itself. But, in addition, it includes several new shipments, some that came late for August selling, ethers secured in the meantime, and all of these have been put in for geed measure at wonderfully low prices. infill. ItIIi nrul Seventh Fleer.) HARMING Bits of Versailles are pictured, together with Mal Mal maisen and ether scenes in rural France, in a group of colored etchings that have just come from Paris te the Picture Stere. The nie signed bv Lerraine. Dauphin, Lccemte, Girardct and ether equally well-known artists. (Fifth Fleer) a announces the arrival of some -harming new French candy boxes. But they are se beautiful and interesting that they stray from the box class. Of lovely laces, silks, ribbons, in fact, anything and everything that could make them interesting. And, of course, they can be used for many pur poses long after the candy is gene Pnce3 are M te $12. Cameo chocolates fill them, $1.75 a pound. (Mnln Fleer TTRACTIVE Nut Bowls arc of nickel with bright-colored glass inM'ts. They arc $3.75, complete with the nut cracker and si picks. A hride would surely welcome one. I Fourth Fleer) WOMEN'S N e w Chamois Lisle Gloves .Madp pxptc.-ly for ns. se w are a - s u r c d of their geel qualities. Six-buucn length, trap-wnt gloves in white, pentr'-e, brown, mode, sha and black. $1." a pair. 'M.iln Fleer) GOOD, Sturdy Shee for a Bey Made of dull black ip.lfskin i". a straight lace stvlc with heavy Mngle sole, vv -V shank and le fiat' heel. The tee i a medium hap neither ten rarrev nor tee w,d wiih a plain tip. A geed-looking shoe tbet vv il' give geed srv ice. Price ' 75 ; pair. (VInlii Fleer) C A R F S and KJ rnnni.n5n,.An vvmviivn;a ai 45c Tim i.- much lc-s than tcculu price, but thi special 1 -. t just arrived. Made of luini-litiishr d intten crash embroidered m white or dull blue in very pretty patten? Scaifs are 181S niche-, square.-, are 27 inchc.- and centerpieces nip -t3 inches. Alse at 16c nre .-,eme lace trimmed scarfs taken from stock nnd lowered in price. (VI IIM Music and the & S P. P. Claxton, United Slates Commissioner of Edu cation, says : "After the hcgmiu.tg nf reading, u nu (j, nr'th. mttir nvd geometry, music hnn greater prmtienl mine 'hatt (nl ether nubjeet tnugl t ? 'he school.." This is a remarkable statement, cemin;: as it docs from the head of our educational system. Are you planting the love of music in your chil dren while their minds are in the impressionable state and their tastes are in the forming? A Player-Piane is one object that each member of the family may enjoy and operate. The newest player-piano rolls have the artists' expression of tempi and dynamics and will make musicians of us all. Why net investigate the player-piano situation here at Wanamaker's? Let us tell you something of the transformation a player-piano will work in your home surroundings and hew easily it may be acquired. New player-pianos as low as $525. Used player-pianos as low as $300. Ill 'VJ J Fl"'1"11" -.,.-, .-I r-i 'i . '-.vk i I '.:, fi i i " d, . 'i , i. i I II 1 M v'JbsJL iUJ "ill .TsZszLzLlL-L- '"" '', '.J' ' 111 ' .Jii tiri ' .QateStesr,1 MtJ 3 '.kAJ. v. lmmM&s&a i j -Mi,a.1Wjj vv-lN-.)i gj LJj-2T27 t V W ' yWZTJi iYJIjUT-WI J" mm v ra- r-r '- - '- -v a-a si .- u am Si. r-;. X ' ' 'J M 'f -'vr"TL - -if 1 i sf,') ...rJ ii i .' i''n .i.i'.i , . & in T. ! $95 Will Buy This Victrela in a Period Cabinet Among the i.eu designs of pnnnegraph alnnct., Hi? greatest laverite is tiie tonelf stvle in prned de?ign. Il makes a handsome piecf of furnitur.'. Here is a cabinet of uhirh we have secured a num ber ,e advantage, m-lv that we .an :cM them at $05 each. Thev are equipped with Victreia VI. and are in Sheraton, l.euis XV, Chipncndale and Colonial d"ign-i. There is space for nearly loe records. Like all nur phonographs, ihi- eutfi! i- . n!f en con venient term.' of payment. (bccuml l Inuri I Wl 1 m (Third Fleer) v $
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