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EVENING PUBLIC pEDaERr-PHlEABEIiPHIA', MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921
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nrpan Plays at 9, 11
WANAMAKER'S
W and 4:45
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S .
Stere Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S
Weather
Unsettled
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ututnn Fashions and Special Sales Ferm an Irresistible Combination
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We Beys Used te Say tQ Each
Utner uueu xwcivc
Times Twelve!"
fr nur beautiful rural section of Gcrmantewn,
h I , ae known as "a village of a single street, two
t S! leiwr and five miles from the city," tomorrow,
' niies ions , , . ., n .Hal, Amv wut0u
a attacked by General Washington and his poorly
lad and my quippu n"..0 ut vunw.H
irmy.
ThP British had marched into Philadelphia,
Washington had been defeated en the Brandywine
nri General Wayne had lest heavily at Paoli.
The British lest heavily at Germantown, and the
ittle Centinentalists took heart. They had net wen
viYfnrv. but courage and confidence were restored,
J .he revolutionary spirit aroused te such an
stent that a new spirit came ever the little army and
tfieii femmanaei . n wubh i iung aiier inai cieieais
Acre turned into victories.
I It is only weak people that allow themselves te
discouraged when forces of wealth outnumber
hem.
Defeat is next deer te victory, and if honesty and
ruth with courage arise quickly, they are sure te win
hedav. whether it be en a battlefield or in a business
yhere truth and justice are often side by side with
misrepresentation of qualities and values.
Signed JM faxtMfy.
klehtr S, 1021.
The Small Fur Is Ne Lenger
a Luxury
It Is an absolute essentia, if one is net te feci "half dressed en
t street," as one woman phrased it.
Ne fur serves the double purpose of decoration and protection
itter than these thick, soft, luxuriant double-fur fox scarfs of ours.
Frem J40 te 590, they come in taupe, brown, dove gray, platinum
ty, black, pointed and blue (dyed) effects with csnecia lv ceed
iler choice between $50 and $75.
The pointed fox scarfs at $60 and thereabouts nre se beautiful
utmost te rival the much mere rare and costly silver fox scarfs.
If the natter and broader effect of a lined single-fur fox scarf is
referred, it may be had from $25 up.
' Nowhere will be found better furs than these, nnd rarely clse
lai such quality for the money.
(Second Fleer)
Women's New Sports Hats
Frem Redleaf, Londen
English women arc mere devoted te outdoor sports than any
ether women. Londen is the fashionable world's headquarters
for sports apparel. And from Londen ceme these smartest of
English SPOrtS hats, iust out of their wnnHcn npn-hnves V.aeh
bears the Redleaf stamp in the crown seal of exclusiveness and
distinction.
They arc of soft felt and of moufflen, in jaunty shapes and
becoming colors. American women could net find anything
smarter te wear for country club and general sports uses.
Priced $22 and $23.
With them in the English Roem tomorrow will be shown
many varieties of ether sports millinery, domestic and imported.
(Rrcenil Fleer)
100 Beaded and Spangled Tunics
Samples $8.50 te $45
. , . -- ..!. ...... tuiiive ii. me inicei. iwuun uuu Ull ttltuuill
i eeinp, samples the prices are less than half. They are what arc
newti i as "flat tunics," which means that they are unmade.
i e ae amenS tnem some f the most gorgeous beaded and
ijled tunics for evening gowns, single panels for evening or after
n gowns, garnitures and ethers in the shape for blouses. Seme have
MOrate tinsel and RllW emtirnirWv.
They arc all the newest fashions for this coming Winter, and it
rare bit of geed fortune te get them at such prices, especially
the ery beginning of the social season.
The Fashion for Black Coats
Is Very Pronounced
And se sonic of the loveliest new fur-trimmed coats and
wraps are black in color, but of such a high silky finish that all
somberness is taken away.
They are in panne velvet, for example, silk duvetyn or belivia
coating and they nre luxuriously trimmed with natural or black
wolf, Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat), caracul, cat lynx, squirrel,
Australian opossum, monkey and beaver.
One beautiful model has a curious square cape ever each
sleeve and is trimmed with deep black fringe. Anether has
long wedge-shaped pieces of Hudsen- seal (dyed mU3krat) up and
down the skirt te emphasize the flare.
These handsome coats arc priced from $225 te $475.
Flrt Fleer)
Women's Geed Practical
Tailored Suits at $35
These are ideal street suits for
the woman who wishes a conser
vative style, of best material, ex
cellently tailored, at a very rea
sonable price.
They are carefully man-tailei?d
in our own workrooms. The ma
terials are high-grade I weeds
nnd hemespuns, mostly imperfd.
The four models provide for
(FlrM
varied types of figure these who
like long slender cent lines, or
hert loose coats, or semi-fittinc
coats of medium length. Aii are
well lined with geed satin. On
some models of an English run
about tyee the buttons are leathei.
We could net offer nor could
-ou buy better tailored suits of
netter material for $35.
Fleer)
(t Aisle)
Nevel Duvetyn
Handbags at $6
and $7
The fabric is se charming, the
linings lovely and the bags arc
made se well. Far superior te the
usual bags at these prices.
Pretty shapes in various size
may be had in black, navy, brown,
copper, platinum and beaver. The
new single-strap handbag is in
evidence; all the bags have in
side frames and mirrors.
(Mnln Fleer)
New Georgette
Bfeuses $10.85
One is an overblousc with a
daintily tucked net vestee and
long roll cellar. It has long
sleeves and is in navy blue or
black.
The ether is a regular bleure
with a vestep and cellar of Geor
gette and filet lace and comes only
in navy.
(Third Fleer)
Necklaces That
Deserve the
Prettiest of Gowns
Fer net only are they beau
tiful in themselves, but they
add a most becoming touch of
color.
They are necklaces of such
semi-precious character as
amber, rose quartz, ivory, pink
and white coral, rock crystal
(in some cases combined with
onyx rendells), black onyx
and jade.
The prices stait a? low as
$10 for an amber necklace
and go up te $1:30 for one of
jade.
(.Main Fleer)
Yew Letitia Corsets
Women appreciate the excel
Llm SnA the comfortable
if & . , se, cer8ets ami the
W that they keep their shape
There aie models for praetica'-
miWPiC i f,Bure- from the
n of slenderest proportions
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(i1.7.l ' muuei- ine mnte
BF.f j new Letitias are the
N brocade. '" "ausie
t vl!Xperienced cersetieres are
'Your sen-ien in -..:... ...
Em n! CrrCCt medcl- Pricca
"u iu $13.
(Third Fleer)
fllPrir'niirewr
muiTUJ Ul
omen's Gleve-Silk
Underwear
very ft aU 81zes theu8 net
,,. Pwn and fnncv stvles.
in
styles,
pink,
!.1K
GldVA.cill. i .
f.65, "owners
SUk Stockings,
Seconds Awav
Unr P-nj "
H.F. ,. "U
Oiw. ..? K'ea, 'nrief,.
m.(Tr silk steel .."- '
,ew ffi ntrl n,1 ,,rices fnr
"ameena ft mn.(le p00,,s of
i, .' quality wen .i Dii ..
dSth1emand?-50n'ln'''.
desirabfi" a';e,se'"e of the
ins. "v,,rDie stvie. tu
yii. --v- ui vim
Of
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Such a Pretty Party Freck for
Yeung Women $35
It is made of Georgette crepe in the loveliest colors delft
blue, American beauty, jade green, tangerine, orchid nnd the new
gayety rose.
The round nek is outlined
with silver. A silver snsh
girdles the waist. And the
skirt is all fluttering points,
each point outlined in silver
thread.
One could net imagine any
thing prettier for Miss 14 te
20 te dance in!
"Annette" in Weel
Jerseu Is Wonderfully
Popular $12.50
"Annette" is the girliBh one
piece jersey dress with white
kid cellar nnd cuffs, and kid-
bound pockets. Fer street,
school or business wear, noth
ing could be simpler or
prettier.
This new company of "An
nettes" is in henna, navy,
brewxi or Sorrento blue. 14
te 20 sizes.
(Srend Fleer)
A Smart Street
Oxford Is of Black
Calfskin
It is of the light weight and
feminine cut that fits it for much
wder service than the nffire man
nish oxfords. Made with high
arch and narrow Cuban heel,
straight tip nnd perforations, and
moderate welted sole. Thp price
is $14.
The same shoe in chestnut
brown calfskin with a militaiy
heel is also $14.
And at this price also is an
other new chestnut blown stieet
oxford with military heel and a
smart new effect in wing tip and
perforations.
Flrt Fleer)
Coats and Hats for
Wee Ones
White coats are in favor for
tots of 1 and 2 years.
N'ew we have cozy little chin
chilla coats in two styles at $7.50.
One has braid trimming and the
ether is a plain box style; both
arc interlined nnd nicely lined.
Other style coats of chinchilla,
corduroy, cashmere, serge, etc ,
nre $3.85 te $20. '
Hats and caps te go with them
are $1.25 te $3.75.
1 Third Fleer)
Ruffled Embroidery Fleuncings
Daintiest Swiss nnd batiste are embroidered in pretty patterns
for babies' dresses, petticoats and such. All white, of course, and 25
inches wide; 76c te $2.76 n yard for Swiss and $1 and $3 for batiste.
(Tint Fleer)
New Flannellet
Nightgowns, $1.25
te $1.85
These cool nights arc bringing
n great many women in for them.
Nicely made gowns in neat blue,
pink and vari-colercd stripes are
in. high-cellar 01 V-neck style
and nil have long slceves.
Trimmed In various ways.
(Third Fleer)
Rich Carpets Frem the Far and
Middle East Are Here at
Lowered Prices
China and Persia and Anatolia contribute handsomely
te this rich and attractive collection.
The new purchases brought a most interesting choice of
Mahal and Chinese carpets, as well as many smaller-sized
Chinese pieces, Persian Snruks and Mesuls.
All these we are new offering at substantially less than
market prices, together with a number of Persian Serapis
and Kermanshahs from our own stock at prices lowered in
proportion.
Serapi Rugs
11.8x9.6 ft $3B.i
12x10.5 ft $392
16x11 ft $475
12.5x8.11 ft $265
15.6x10.11 ft S5P1
10.7x9.5 ft $225
11.4x9.9 ft $249
12x9.7 ft $285
15x11.9 ft $497
11x9.1 ft $195
23x15 ft $745
6x4.7 ft $75
Kermanshahs
10.3x8.4 ft $675
12.8x9.3 ft $875
12.4x9.2 ft $845
12.7x8.9 ft $683
13x8.11 ft $880
12.3x9.1 ft $845
12.11x9.2 ft $837
18.6x8.7 ft $985
10.10x8.4 ft $665
12.4x9.1 ft $867
12.4x9 ft $862
15.6x11.2 ft $1190
And a let of Anatolian mats, averaging about 1.7x3 ft.
at $6.75 te $8.50.
'Hfntli Fleer)
f
There Is a New Fashion in
Yeung Men's Clethes
(See It in the Londen Shep)
It is the result of the natural reaction that has set
in among really well-dressed young men against the
increasing growth of what are known as "trick" styles.
Individuality in clothes is a geed thing, but it can be
carried te extremes. Se for particular men the leading
clothing makers have designed conservative suits for
this Fall and Winter.
Seme of the best examples of these are shown in the
new suits in the Londen Shep. They have three or four
button coats which are perfectly plain and straight and
net shaped at all. After the ether sort of thing they
have a marked distinction.
They are made of worsted, cheviot and flannel in
grays, browns and blues and in striped and checked pat
terns. Beautifully made, tee.
Pricey, $35 te $65.
(Thr (inllrr.v)
Excellent Furniture for All Reems at One-third te
One-half Less in This Unprecedented Clearing
It seems te be a fact that people have
come te regard Wanamakcr furniture at one
third te one-half less than the regular price
of it as being one of the most desirable invest
ments in all merchandise.
That is why the opportunity te buy it at
these savings is always se eagerly availed of.
The selling new going en of se many odd
Dining-Roem Furniture
One-third te One-half Less
pieces, suits and groups at one-third te one
half less than regular prices results from the
re-classification and re-adjustment of the
stocks after the unprecedented August Sale,
but the collection of goods also includes some
recent purchases of a very attractive kind,
including a let of excellent bedroom suits.
The disposal provides furniture for all
rooms and these are some of the items:
Living-Roem Furniture
One-third te One-half Less
Adam motif suit in mahogany,
ten pieces, $590.
Leuis XIV suit in mahogany ei
American walnut, ten pieces,
$445.
Chippendale suit in American
walnut or mahogany, ten piece,
5550.
Queen Anne suit in mahegnnj ,
ten pieces, $595.
Sheraton suit in mahogany,
ten pieces, $295.
Queen Anne suit in mahogany,
ten pieces, $335.
Adam motif suit in mahogany,
ten pieces, $375.
Leuis XV suit in American
walnut, ten pieces, $590.
Mission style suit in quartered
oak, finished golden or fumed,
$265.
(Fifth, Sixth nnd
Suit of davenport and two easy
chairs, full spring seats and
hacks upholstered in high-grade
tapestry with spring arms rc
ersible seat cushions filled with
down, $450.
Three-piece suit upholstered in
eleur, davenport and two chairs,
$650.
Italian Renaissance suit, dav
enport, two easy chairs, bench
and table, upholstered in high
grade velour, frames richh
carved, $875.
Three-piece suit upholstered in
brown mohair velour, $495.
SPTunth Floers)
Davenport upholstered in tap
estry, Turkish effect, $190.
Armchair te match, $132.
Fireside chair in tapestry, $82.
Large easy chair covered with
tapestry, $85.
Large easy rocker covered in
tapestry, $85.
Tapestry davenports, $82, $95
and $150.
Tapestry easy chairs, $44, $48,
$72 and $80.
Tapestry rockers, $35, $40, $48
and $65.
Twe Geed Nevels
Just Off the
Presses
Anything by Mis. Alfred
Sidgwick, author of "The Salt
of the Earth," premises a
treat. Her new book, "Law
and Outlaw," fulfills this
premise. It is an intensely
interesting story of a woman
who broke the letter of the
law but kept its spirit, and
one who kept the letter but
broke the spirit. Trice, $1.90.
"Youth Triumphant" is a
new novel in Geerge Gibbs'
best style, combining mystery,
adventure and romance in a
plot that makes fascinating
reading. Price, $2.
(.Main Fleer)
Togs for Dogs
Cellars are 40c te $10.
Leads are 25c te S2.50.
Harness is 85c te $5.
Blankets, $1 te $5.
Sweaters, $2.75.
And everything te keep the
deg in geed condition combs,
brushes, soaps, deg and puppy
feeds, sleeping baskets and car
rying baskets.
New English house and sleep
ing kennels in various si74es are
$11.50 te $22.
(Fourth Fleer)
New Steamer Rugs Become
"Football" Rugs
With the tide of trans-Atlantic travel coming in and th
football season opening out, these fine, soft, warm woolen rugs
are in demand for the football stands.
Assortments are excellent just new, with a geed range of
colors and pleasing plaid designs.
.- Prices start at $10 for a full-size, all-wool rug and go te
$40. The imported rugs start at $15.
(Msln Fleer)
Interesting Prices
en Cameras and
Lenses
A little let of geed cameras
has been lowered in price from
20 te 33 'j per cent.
Ansco, vest pocket, S lens, $7.
Icarette F, 8 lens, $13.50; fi-S
lens, $22.50.
Ica Atom F, 6-8 lens, $35.
Ne. 1 A Hexe, special Tessar
lens, $70.
Ne. 2C Rcxeette, $3.50, Ne. 3
A Rexeette, $4.
Seneca Scout, S'.jst, $3.
And ether well-known makes.
The famous P 4-5 Aldis lenses,
fei Graflex or Reflex cameras, at
the following low prices:
6Vin. ins mount, $42.50.
5$i-in. sunk mount, $36.25;
focusing mount, $41.25.
5'4-in. iris mount, $31.25; sunk
mount, $33.75.
8-in. iris ment, $56.25; sunk
mount, $58.75.
4'4-in. iris mount, $28.75; sunk
mount, $31.25.
9V4-in. iris mount, $81.25.
llW-in. iris mount, $112.50.
(fiUllfry)
A Trousers Presser
creaser, stretcher and hanger, all
in one for $1. Cuts down tailor
bills and is most convenient, fei
it weighs only 20 ounces, folds in
the middle and takes up practi
cnlly no room in the bureau
drawer or suit case A man can
get one of these and be well
groomed without extra work,
(lenrth rineri
The Best of Quilts in
Full Selection
mi JW'heilJyeu &1itbe,nee4 1f a Reed I"111' think of larnh's-woe!
filled and down-filled quilts of the finest grades in a practically unlim
ited selection of coverings, color effects and patterns, all at pricei
away below these of the past season and then, come here and sea
the stock that answers te that description.
The choice in woel-fiTed is from $5 te $30
Twe very popular kind of down-filled quilts, both made in our
own workrooms, nre priced at $13.50 nnd $20 each, these at the former
price in coverings of the finest sateen, the quilts at $20 in coverings
of nabutai silk, with an interlining of fine cambric
Beth kinds are cut in s.re 6x6 feet. Other sizes priced in pro
portion. '
Clxth Fleer)
The Shelves Are Laden With New and
Pretty Curtainings for the Fall
New scrims, new marquisettes, new fi let nets and, of course, new madras.
These are the curtainings of the hour, and we are showing them in an abundance
and diversity et choice that will delight the heart of any woman uhe appreciates the
decorative value of dainty and attractive draperies for the Fall and Winter season.
Scrims and marquisettes belong te the same family. Here you v ill find both in a
most interesting variety of patterns-plain, figured effects, plaids and striped designs.
Prices, from 2ec te 75c a yard, in white, ivory and ecru, all widths included.
shown rtJ3ecntt?"ardandSnia,ld0taChPd ln whl "'
..enRJJien7.thinW this season there is a fine, striped Brussels net-sclf-stnped-in
white and ivory-a very attractive material at $1.50 a yard
$1 a yarf? " " mCSh " inCh Wide 1R kin many friends at
And, of course, we have plenty of the old-fashioned, but always popular madras
in white and ecru, as well as in the most charming color effects
wenderfully6 " CUrUining8 lhat fit in nn'whcre cl they come through the wash
Prices, 50c te $1 a yard.
(Fifth Fleer)
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