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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILtADELPHI A, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921
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WEATHER
Fair
Band at 9;
Organ at 11 and 4:45
G'lilmr nt Noen
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5
The Certainty of Getting Your Meney's Werth Is a Real Satisfaction
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Wiyiy""lr&wi
The Beautiful Is the Outward
Manifestation of the True
go said Mazzini, the Italian patriot.
Every part of the world contributes te our
pleasure, education and happiness with its art,
music, literature and inventions.
"I am debtor te both the Jew and the Gentile,"
6aid Paul, the fighter and brilliant scholar.
It is quite natural for us te love most and prefer
,thc country of our birth, but it is little and unfair te
bear an ugly spirit toward any nation, new that the
war is ever and we arc striving for permanence of
peace ana goea win.
ISigned
October IS, 10S1.
Tailored Street Gowns of
Fashionable Fabrics, in
Exclusive Medels $55 te $85
tv. nve. crowns of this
quality made te order ene
would need te go te the most
costly and exclusive design
ers, and the expense would
be far greater than the cost
of any of the gowns in this
S55 te $85 group.
Yet no individual tailoring
could exceed them, in mod med
ishness of design, elegance
of material, or perfection of
workmanship.
They are of finest quality
gabardine, tricetine, Peiret
(First
New Diamond
Bar Pins
In Platinum and Geld
Mountings
Very beautiful openwork de
signs and the diamonds were
most carefully selected by us
and arc of the same high char
actor as are found in our finest
jewelry.
The reason for the much
mere moderate prices of these
bar pins is that instead of
the mountings being all of
platinum, the back part is of
14-kt. geld. They are $00 te
(Main Fleer) I
The
English Silk
Handkerchiefs
Are Here
We are very glad te be able
te say that this is the best im
portation of these popular
handkerchiefs for men and
women that we have had since
the war started.
They are the finest prints
that the world produces and
the colorings are se lovely that
we shall net even attempt te
describe them. One thing is
quite certain, you will net And
such an assortment of these
English handkerchiefs else
where. They are $3 and $4 each.
(Main Fleer)
Women's Weel
Jersey Overbleuses
Excellent with plaid skirts for
rough and ready wear. They
tome in brown, navy, taupe,
green, red and light green, hnve
belts, pockets, and linen cellars
find cuffs, all for the sum of $5.
(Third I'loer)
England Sends
Women Seme
Beautiful Leather
Goods
Newest in the Leather Goods
Stere is a collection of velvet
calfskin articles from England.
They are truly exquisite in
their soft shades of mode and
tan and their rich texture.
There are handbags, 'ker
chief bags, wallets, card enses,
cigarette cases, match cases,
cellar bags, traveling rolls,
jewel cases, traveling cases or
blouse cases, with loep3 for fit
tings and many novelties.
Prices range from $1.25 te
(Mnln Fleer)
Large Camisoles
and Bleemers
afk, c,eo"getto blouses have an
wmn shed effect unless they have
something; in the nature of a dark
"Wngr. These dark satin cami
soles come in brown for $2.25 and
lti, n nayy for S1'85! n black
?.".& crel)c d0 cnine, tailored,
l.! I3'?0! in flesh-colored satin,
23 Jr'mmed, for ?2.C5 and $3,
?1.25 Bamc' tallered for
Bleemers of flesh-colored crope
ltf. J"coler,cd ' Bntin bloomers,
'!c trimmed, $0.
(Tlilrd Fleer)
'ffifamtiafe.
twill, wool duyetyn and simi
lar fabrics generally in all
black, black with a note of
color, darkest blue, or seal
brown.
The important thing about
them is their individuality.
Each is a costume quite out
of the ordinary in design
and detail. And no woman
who understands geed dress
ing will think their prices
ether than extremely reason
able. Fleer)
Jet Jewelry in
High Faver
Whether it be a big Spanish
comb or a little closely fitting
comb, a slender necklace with a
pendant or a string of bead3, a
bracelet or a pair of gypsy-like
earrings, there is something dash
ing about these shining bits of
imitation jet.
One may pay from $2 for a
bracelet te $24 for a high comb.
(Main Fleer)
A Little Bit of
Trimming "Makes"
the Dress
Especially if the little bit is
from some of these exquibitely
colored new Fnris bandings. They
are radiant tissues of gorgeously
colored beads, sequins, silk and
wool embroidery. The littlest
length of ene of them, used in
vest or en sleeves or elsewhere,
does wonders for a gown. Priced
$2 te $28 a yard.
(Mnln Fleer)
A New Buckled
Strap Pump for
Street Wear
Many women object te oxfords
altogether a3 net dressy enough
for street wear. Te answer their
need we have a pump which is
entirely practical for all walking
purposes, and at the same time is
undeniably prettier than a laced
oxford.
It is of dark tan calfskin, with
three straps, each buckling in the
center. It has a moderate Cuban
heel, a rounded tee with perfor
ated straight tip and a welted
sole of geed walking weight.
Fer wear with sports or street
clothes we could net suggest any
thing better looking.
Priced ?1G a pair in the Little
Beet Shep.
(First Fleer)
A New Silk Sports
Blouse, at $5.85
It is a very heavy crope de
chine, one of the best qualities
we have had in such a blouse.
The cellar and cuffs are in the
becoming Peter Pan style and,
like the front pleat, -tliey aie
trimmed with a narrow pleating.
Thi3 is a particularly good geed
looking blouse te wear with the
sports suit or sleeveless dress,
and it is most unusual at this
price.
(Third Fleer)
New Made Veils
Specially Priced
Yeu will find some very de
lightful Chnntilly effects in
black lace veils, long styles, nt
SI. 50 and $2. These are' much
liked with uome of the new hats.
Or square veils with scroll
borders in black, brown, navy,
taupe and two toned at ?3, $4.50
and $5. Such veils usually are
a great deal mero than this.
(Mnln Fleer)
Women's Stockings
at Special Prices
Silk - and - fiber stockings in
black and cordovan, second grade,
75c n pair.
Weel-and-cotton ribbed sports
stockings in brown and green
heather mixtures, .first grade, $1
tt pair.
Hudsen Seal Coats in the
Favorite Lengths
Hudsen seal, as almost every one kne'ws, is muskrat sheared
nnd dyed te leek like seal. Its lustrous surface and thick-furred
depth simulate beautifully the scarcer nnd mero costly actual
sealskin.
The fur in each of these. Hudsen seal coats of ours is of fine,
deep quality, nnd 60 perfectly pieced that the garments seem made
of one great shimmering skin, instead of many llttle skins.
The great cellars are of the same fur. or of skunk, beaver or
squirrel. The models are theso meBt desired conservative, full
backed box coats of from 30 te 45 inch length, worn belted or
loose, ns preferred.
Such ceat3 never go out of style. They may be worn sensen
after season, until the full vnlue of their cost is mere than re
ceived. And they nre this year surprisingly moderate in coat
from $325 te $450.
(Second Fleer)
u
Line" Is Most
Weman's Hat
It is by this magic "line" that she can tell if it is her
hat. Either that line suits her, or it does net.
If it does net, the hat may be made of the most fash
ionable materials and in the newest colors, but it is net
her hat.
We seldom dwell en the materials and colors and trim
mings of the beautiful hats in the Gray Salens. They are
the extremely newest, be sure of that.
The important thing is the artistic line of each hat. In
that they are unsurpassed. Each for its own type of wearer,
they are very lovely.
(Second Fleer)
Women Can Hardly Imagine
Anything Lovelier Than
These Coats
They are some very new arrivals in the Ceat Salens and
they are made of the finest and softest silk duvetyn:
The enormous cellars, many of which are extended all the
way down the front, nre of such fuis as mole, beaver, natural
caracul and dyed squirrel. In addition te this there are large cuffs
of fur and, in the case of a certain wrap, the wide armhole has a
cuff of beaver the size of a small muff.
Stitching is used in the form of elaborate side or back panels,
or the entire coat itself, excepting the sleeves, may be stitched.
Fer a finishing touch, n number of these coats have silk tassels,
as many as four te one panel in some instances.
They are most luxuriously warm' with se much fur and they
are se exclusive in their styles that one is very unlikely te find
anything like them elsewhere. The prices go from $275 te $375.
(Flrnt Fleer)
This Georgette Crepe Gains
by Being Made in America
Fer it is very similar te a French crepe used by Callet
which is considerably higher priced.
Having the sheerness and fineness of weave se much
desired for draping purposes, this crepe is particularly geed
for the new fashion gowns and blouses. It has just arrived
in the Silk Stere and there is a full range of the most beau
tiful new colors.
It is 40 inches wide and $1.50 a yard.
(First Fleer)
Mere and Mere Women Ask for
Chamois Lisle Gloves
They cost much less than last year. They are also much
mere like skin gloves in finish, and come in a much gi eater va
riety of street colors beaver, pongee, chamois, white, black,
mode, fawn, giay and many shades of brown nnd tan. They can
scarcely be told from suede gloves en the hand. Yet they wash
se easily that they can always be kept fresh and in order.
A geed chamois lisle glove with two clasps and Paris point
embroidery is 85c. With heavy fancy stitching it is $1. Slip-en
gloves with flared tops and strnp-wrist gloves are both $1.25. A
geed collection of colored and white in the various lengths from
eight button at $1.35 up te 20 button ut $2.50.
Yeu will net find a better collection of geed chamois lisle
gloves anywhere.
(Mnln Fleer)
Gleve Silk Vests
at $2.15
Made of a splendid grade of silk
in Ibodlce style and ordinarily
much higher priced.
Anether let of still heavier silk
are "seconds" of a still higher
priced kind.
(Went AUle)
There Is Nothing Like Tweed
for Geed Hard Wear
And this Winter women are cheesing tweed net only
for sports suits, coats and skirts, but they are using it for
smart tailored dresses as well.
In a new shipment of tweeds there are many plain colors
especially for dresses, and also the soft grayish tan bluish
and oxford mjxtdres for suitings. They are all-wee 54
nches wide and $2.75 a yard. This i3 fcflTleS than 'half
Jast -season's price. "
(First Fleer) '
I
Important in a
Stecking: Protection
Frem Paris
Just arrived and it is the inter
esting and ingenious way by
which the clever Parisienne saves
lier silk stockings from being in
jured by the gaiter.
A card of twelve pieces is 75c.
(Main Fleer)
Yeu Will Need a Phonograph
for Hallewe'en
We new have a fine stock of every available model in
various weeds, a stock fresh and clean, just from the makers,
se that a careful and discriminating choice can be exercised.
The best known, most dependable makes are
Victrela Brunswick
Senera Cheney
If you are the least bit undecided as te which one of
these very admirable phonographs te buy, let us show them
all te you and let our service assist you te make a wise and
happy selection.
A phonograph brings much joy te the home.
Sold en convenient terms.
(Second Fleer)
Lamps of Iren
The first are fleer bridge
lamps of wrought iron, show
ing the natural iron and
polychrome finishes, and eas
ily adjustable. These are
marked $8.50, $10, $15 and
$25, and parchment shades
te go with them are $3 te
$7.50.
(Fourth
Jardinieres te Save These Plants
Take in your perch, lawn
or window plants before J.
Frest takes the life and love
liness out of them.
Te care for them properly
indoors you must have jardi
niieres. Of these you will find a
large assortment, comprising
m:iny shapes, sizes and deco
rations in the China Stere.
TJhere are two-tone glazed,
(Fourth
New Marquisette
and Scrim Curtains With
Hand-Drawn Edges
A very important thing
about them is, however, that
the new prices are se much
lower than could reasonably
be expected, foil such cur
tains. We had them made for us
.during- the dull season and
the maker has just told us
(rifth
Mere and Mere Blankets
Newest boxes opened
brought blankets of pure,
new California wool, warp
and filling, one kind of white
with borders of either pink
or blue, the ethers in large
block plaid patterns and in
(Sixth
Prices Drep en
Toilet
The neTv pieces are all
coming in at lower prices.
Consequently th prices drop
en all. It is new possible te
get a geed mirror in this
pretty ware for $3.75, a hair
brush for $2, a. hatbrush for
$1.65, a ccunb for 50c, mili-
(Mnln
The Babies' First Little
Garments
These are the wee things
which every mother wishes
te be as soft and snowy and
dainty as possible, even
though she may wish te pay
but a moderate price for
them.
Shirts are priced from 60c
for cotton te $2.50 for ailk-and-woel.
Flannel binders, 25c and
85c.
Petticoats e outing flan
nel, 50c te $1 ; flannel, $1.25
(Third
Neckwear Specials
at $1 and $1.50
Seme particularly attractive
pieces of dainty eiandie nnd net
in the form of vestees and cellar-and-cutT
sets.
The cellars wentfd go nicely
with almost any dress, for there
are both round and long tuxedo
shapes. Nearly all are prettilv
lace trimmed.
(.Mnln Fleer)
yERY dainty and inex
r pensive are these little
undergarments known as
Fairy brassieres. One of
the neive8t te come in is of
pink broche with ribbon
straps, another of white
satin, another of pink with
shoulder straps tltat snap
and an under-arm fasten
ing. Their prices are $125
and $U0.
and Porcelain
The second are made from
little English porcelain vases
of simple and beautiful
shape, their royal and robin's
egg blues, rgse and buff set
off by the geld finish of their
mountings. Prices are $10
te $25.
Fleer)
ivory tinted, matt green mos mes
tique, forest scenes, blue
drapery in fact, colors and
effects te appeal te every
body. Prices, from 50c for a
small size suitable for a table
te $12 for a large size, large
enough te held almost any
plant.
Jardinieres en pedestals,
$5 te $50 each.
Fleer)
that net only would it take
two months for him te let us
have mere, but the prices
will certainly be higher.
They are of very fine qual
ity, "white and ecru and have
one, two and even three rows
of hand drawnwerk. Prices
from $3 te $10.50 a pair.
Fleer)
blue and white and rose and
white.
Beth are fine, warm, serv
iceable and sightly blankets,
moderately priced, safe te
buy and sure te satisfy,
$13.50 a pair, in size 70x82
inches.
Fleer)
Imitation Ivery
Articles
tary brushes for $G.7e a pair.
All the ether pieces, such
as cloth brushes, salve jars,
trays, buffers, puff boxes,
hair receivers, jewel boxes,
button-hooks and manicure
articles, are at proportionate
ly lower prices.
Fleer)
te $4.50.
Leng slips, machine-made.
85c te $3; hand-made, $1.75
te $4.50.
Dresses, $1.75 for a veke
dress, machine-made, te $10
for an elaborately hand-made
affair.
White petticoats, $1.25 te
$3.75.
Single and double diapers,
$1.85 te $4.50 a dozen.
Bed pads, 30c te $1.50.
Socks, 35c te SI. 50.
Fleer)
Geed Oriental Rugs in Carpet Sizes
at Moderate Prices
That is the demand of the hour, and we have the rugs te satisfy it
Chinese carpets are in wonderful favor; se are Persian Mahals
Rugs of both kinds are here in really splendid assortment recent ,i,;
ments some just opened up, having enhanced our cellSn finely
the quaUty t'he'pric'e0'""1' abUt a"y "' of -andise are
Among the Best Men's
Topcoats in the Londen Shep
are these loose, roomy coats of imported tweeds in
herringbone and diamond weaves and in various shades
of grays and brewn3.
The materials in these coats were brought by us
from Great Britain and the garments made up here
after a model which has recently been in high favor.
These overcoats have all the style of a British top
coat and are made of the same fine fabric, but with the
mere careful workmanship of an American tailor.
Moderately priced at $48.50 and $50.
(The. Onllrry)
Geed Cheesing for Men
in Stiff-Cuff Shirts
Men who prefer shirts with starched cuffs, as many of
them de, will find here a better selection than there has been
for some time.
Madras and percale in white and in many colored stripe
designs are the materials used, and all the shirts are plain
neglige style.
Prices $1.65, $2, $3.50, $3.65 and $4.
(Muln Fleer)
Fer Entertainment
We Recommend These Beeks
fresh from the presses:
"The Seer of Slabsides." by Dallas Lere Sharp, 7Gc. An
illuminating study of Jehn Burroughs as a writer, naturalist and
philosopher.
"The Big Four." by Rebert Lansing, $2.50. A deeply inter
esting study of the great personalities of the Peace Conference.
"A Magnificent Farce and Other Diversions of a Boek Col
lector," by A. Edward Newton, $4. Anether book with the
author's intensely personal and therefore intensely humnn quality.
"Success," by Samuel Hepkins Adams, $2. A swiftly moving
and dramatic narrative of a typically American type.
(Mnln Fleer)
A New Shipment of Table
Cleths and Napkins at the
Prices of Years Age
Full-bleached, pure flax and every inch reliable. They
come from a leading Belfast manufacturer and they are
priced te sell at about one-third less than cloths and napkins
of this excellent and dependable quality have long been
selling for.
They are certainly the most remarkable let of new goods
that has come te the Linen Stere for many a day, and at
the prices they should seen disappear.
There is a most attractive assortment of patterns te
select from, especially floral designs.
Table cloths, 70x70 inches, $7.50 each; 70x88 inches,
$9 each, and 70x106 inches, $10.75 each.
Napkins te match, 22x22 inches, $9 a dozen.
(Flrt Fleur)
Who Needs a 9 x 12 Ft.
Demestic Rug ?
Surely it can be found among this assortment, in
color, pattern and price te suit.
Tapestry, ?C3.50. Velvet, $32.50.
A::minster, $3.! ar.d $34 50. S'Uen' 75,
Bedy Brussels, $60. Wilten!1 $10 ' Persian
(Snmtli Iloer)
Are the Window
Ventilators Ready?
With the cold season coming en they are one of the
most important items of comfort; they provide fresh air
without draughts, rain, dust or snow, and incidentally nro nre
tect the curtain draperies.
They are strongly made of a finely meshed specially
treated cotton cloth; and. of course, thev are adjustable
These le inches high adjust te a width of 23 te 37
inches and are priced at 85c each.
These 15 inches high, which adjust te a width of 9 te
19 inches, are $1 each. OI "J w
(Fourth
Heed
KThlrd Fleer)
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