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WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Unsettled
,istt'
Stere Opens at 9
Stere Closes at 5
ClilmcR at tioea
There Is Always Pleasure and Profit in a Visit te Wanamaker's
"Blew,Wind,and Crack Your
Cheeks," Mr. Talkative
but you cannot budge roots se long growing and
se deep down. The little, new branches of the
lice arc gentle and yHling and net likely te
resist, but each has its threads and counterparts
far down below the surface. Only when well
rooted is it possible te stand the storms.
Were this sixty-year-el4 business enterprise
all en the outside it would only be a show place.
The grace and beauty of the outward
structure has an equally enduring super
eminence in the high favor awarded teit by the
public at large during the- pasjt three score
years.
Signed
October IS, 1921.
QM
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A Purchase of Fine New
Silks te Sell Very
Lew Indeed
Silks that women nre
buying te make up into
afternoon gowns, the useful
separate skirt, foundations,
linings for wraps, in fact
they cover very many of the
silk needs for this coming
Winter.
The prices, however, are
the smallest at lehich ire
have sold silks of this qual
ity for many years past.
There are printed
radiums in most attractive
designs, 40 inches wide, at
$2 a yard.
The always-popular pcrika-
dotted foulard, 36 inches
wide, at $1.50 a yard.
Beautiful new plaid satins
in dark, rich colorings, 36
inches wide, at $2 a yard.
Fine multicolor striped
taffetas, 36 inches wide, at
$2 a yard.
Blue-and-whitc or black-and-white
striped taffetas,
36 inches wide, $1.65 a yard.
A handsome black-and-white
striped taffeta en dark
colored grounds, $1.85 a
yard. 36 inches.
Lustrous black' satin, 36
inches wide, $1.50 a yard.
(i:anl AM, mill I'lrM I'lenr)'
A Fine Weel Tailored Gewn Is the
Mainstay of Her Wardrobe
If limited te a single new gown, a wise woman would cheese the smartly tailored
cloth street dress, because she appears in it mere frequently than in anything else, and in
it she is always well-dressed. Tomorrow we shall have
100 Such Gowns Specially Priced at $50
They are extremely smart man-tailored models of finest quality tricetine. Peiret
twill and wool duvetii, in beautiful shades of walnut, tete de negre and brighter brown?,
midnight blue and black. Seme are finely braided, ethers hand embroidered in chenille,
ethers ornamented only with a bright girdle.
They have the three essentials of a well-tailored street gown simplicity, quality
and style.
And the fact that they usually sell for from $7.50 te $15 mere gives thorn the
fourth important qualification of economy.
There are coat models, redingote models, tunic models, bloused models and the
loose-fitting straight-line models that require just this perfect tailoring te give them dis
tinction. In the sizes from 34 te 42 will be found fashions that suit every diversity of figure.
FIrM Fleer)
An English
Velveteen Clese te
Half Last Year's
Price
It is ?2.eO a yard and a Viy
line, beautiful quality, fast col
or, of course, nnd 27 inches
wide.
Alse there aie a great many
of the most fashionable shades
for dresses, evening wraps and
childieii's coats. Cordovan,
walrus and Havana brown,
laurel green, garnet, damson,
mahogany, gobbler led, ever
green and all the arieus blues
such as electric, N'apoleen,
papjihiu- and na.
(I lrl rlenr)
A Werd About Certain
Coats That Many Women
Liked
The;, are some very lovely fur
tnmmcd behvias and silk-and-wool
duvetyiis that have been se
popular we have had te ask many
women te wait until we could
order mere.
The new shipment has just
arrived and all the prettiest stylet,
are new here. In colors there aie
black, cinnamon. Malay brown,
tortoise shell, navy and taupe.
A soft warm belivia trimmed
with a large cellar and cuffs of
mole and panel pockets of mole
reaching te the hem. It is $125.
An unusually pretty model in
behvin with narrow strap belt
nd cellar and cuffs of beaver or
wolf at SI 50.
A beautiful wool duvetyn with
most effective stitehinc the new
wide sleeve partly closed, and
a dyed s'Uiiiei cellar, ""$176.
And a giaceful. fulNsleeved
wrap of wool duvetyn with tas
sels finishing the sleeves and n
huee cellar of wolf fur, $175.
rirt I loer)
Silk Nightgowns
Wf have just leceived two prelrJ.
ty iy!cs of pink ycrepe de chinc;
nightgowns for large women, a
talleied model at 58.50 and one
wtli a geed deal of lace trim
ming at M0
i I lilrcl I luiiri
New and Bewitching
Sports Hats
and Scarfs
Eliane, of Paris, gave our
milliners their initial in
spiration for these smart
matching confections.
Tomorrow we show some
of the most delightful ex
amples of the vogue.
Eliane's scarfs and hats
were of knitted and plaited
wool. This mode we duplicate. Ex
hibited with these are hats and scarfs
of silk duvetyn in lovely old Paisley
colorings ; of bright cire satin and wool
and beads, of French wool, and ether
materials.
The new high-colored felt sports
hats from Paris are also shown; and
the most original and charming Eng
lish models in wool and velour.
Celer is the keynote of all this new
sports millinery color that will make
a vivid note in town as well as country
costumes.
(Second Fleer)
IGl "Syj "'A
French Neckwear
These lovely new things
from Paris include cellars, cel-lar-and-cufl"
set3, vestees and
"modesties," nil of organdie
and exquisitely wrought by
hand in bin d and eyelet work.
Cellars arc $-1 te ?0.
C'ellar-and-cufT sets, .?(! te
SS.50.
Vestees S3. "5 upward.
Modesties, S2 te S7.50.
Main I loin )
-4 Girl Could Net
Find Better
Blouses
than these metly waists in fi
te Ik car sues that have just
come mte Hip Girls' Stoic.
lhr air mi'de tight and blouse
ju ( mmich te lie girlishly
piet'v
Of wniic ihina ailk or mi tin
a I pentef ilk with pleated
fJ?e t" .nllar and cuffs nnd
(l'dlel n'rat down fient, at
Of tiiu , Inched gingham or
l pint, hiup or white seisctte
will, r,,M-ergel cellar nnd
tuft ,,. .,-.,
"'mnil fleer)
These $32.50 Tweed Suits
for Yeung Women
have made a fine reputation. The tweed i of excellent quality, herrma
bone or mixed, in brown, blue, russet or gray colorings.
They have the new longer coats, with either high-buttoned et Ien.
notch cellars, big patch pockets, wooden-looking buttons, lining of goon
peau de cygne and interlining.
The tailoring i geed, and they have altogether the snapp line.
a young woman of 14 te 20 demands in her street sun, lUit win", h an
seldom found for $32.50.
(ernil Fleur)
Women's Fine Washable
Mecha Gloves
A mocha glove that washes
'il.e the.se i a tieas-uie. It is n
leas soft or beautifully colored
after it tubbing than befeie. It
took j ears te peifcct a colored
mocha glove te thx point, and
"Hi customers apnrecinle them.
One-clasp. eiit.cam--ewn, with
Londen point einbieideiy, $1.5u
.4 paii. Hcautiful shades of fawn,
sand, pastel, gray and white.
I M n In I lour)
Spencer Weather
'I he?e changeable days of early
lull aie the time- when women
like thee warm little jackets te
wi-ur undei coal e wrap.
Lung'-bluevcd veisted -penceis
with purled wais and buttoned
fient, ?2; puiled uai-t and sur
plice fient. .--2.."D. A variety of
toleis in both style-.
A little let of mohair, alpaca
and zephyr spencers in aiieu
ioIeis aie marked ,e each, which
i- about half price, because there
hip net all cnlnin in eai h style,
i 1 ii 1 I limr i
Pointers
Annpe, of han h0u,e-cleaning
nSFian'1 i''-ing of mirror
"'PM'iif frames, and will clean
no le-line m m.im;,, i.mi
"uert "'" l,e f"n,ished"nn re.
'I Hill riunri
nrli.ff f"' buieu. Mdebeiiiih
ttl5n",p P',"'- Th(,.v bve h'avy
tlim0flVli",: nnd rip lai-V
thrtt ,. ,nR "nwUmPa colored.
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""'I Alll)
A New Sweater Is Made
of Chenille
Yeu must see it te realize hew
pretty it is. The chenille has a
high luster and the. sweater is
the slip-en stie with a deep V
neck. It is entirely hand made.
In a golden tan, navy blue and
bright green at $40.
(FlrM Fleer)
New $5.50 Overblenses
Are Unusually Pretty
The material is a soft crepe de
chine and they aie made in the
slip-ever style, opening a little
way down the front and trimmed
with fageting.
The cellar is one of the new
features; it can be worn either
buttoned up closely or turned
down low. In navv, Mohawk or
bisque.
(Third Fleer)
Women's Handkerchiefs
$1.50 a Dezen
ney shipment is here. But
l is only fair te women wdie wftir
thise handkerchiefs te say flu I
they go qui almost a seen ap
they arrive.
(VfMt Al.l.)
Hundreds of Fresh, New Coats
and Hats for Children Arrive
at Special Prices
Beth hat and coats come te in ir icmarkiihly Inu prices
because it is the. end of the maiiulacturi-i s' season, ecn while
it is the beginning of outs, and because the coat wote made te
our order from ends of mateiials The. hats are all of the desir desir
able beaver, and aie -ailer., pel.es, short-hacked sailor, every
thing, with streamers and without, in all lbi geed winter i is
but especially browns. Their -ir.e-, aie two te eight venr ' nd
their prices aie ,3 7." te SH '
The coats are chinchillas, hroadileths and suede ilelhA in
the fashionable shades of blown, besides blues and tan. Thev te
mostly deuble-breasted and aie all sturdy winter coat.-., 'lined
and interlined. Senu- of the finest aie fur trimmed. Sizes are
two te six vents, nriu-s $14.5(1, $18 Te, S24, vin and $;i.".
i I'lllril I lour i
Beautiful Leather Goods
Vehet calfskin ni tides from England, exqui.-ite in their ,nft
shades of mode and tan. Uandbugs, 'kerchief Uhcs, wallets, caid
cases, cigarette cases, match rases, cellai bag, trawling mils, jph-pI
rases, traveling ca-es and many nevelne.
Prices lange from $1.2") te SiUi,
x (Miiin Fleer)
Twe New Letitia Corsets
They aie for .-lender women, and consequently aie vnv light and
almost boneless. One made of a pink maleiial opens w the back enlv
and is topless; also it has horizontal lines of blue emhieiderv The
ether is also topless nnd has a narrow band of e!wtic mound if.'
Each is $4.50.
(Third fleer)
AH of Our Famous Anatemik Shoes
for Men and Women
te Be Sold at Once for Half Price
We have been compelled in the interest of our
customers te change the maker of our Anatemik
shoes.
They have always been well made and honestly
these famous health shoes they are as geed
as geld and our customers tell us that they find
them worth their price two or three times ever
for their comfort and their excellence.
But since the demoralization of wartime indus
trial conditions we have net been able te get them
finished with the nicety and excellence that we
require.
Therefore, we are changing makers.
They will be made henceforward for us in
what is probably the world's most famous factory
for fine shoes.
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But involved in the change is the disposition of
a few thousand pair remaining in our stocks. We
are net going te mix these with the new shoes when
they come in. We are going te dispose of them at
once and we will put them en sale tomorrow morn
ing at just half price, as follews:
L
Women's Anatemik High Shoes. Half Price, $6.25
Women's Anatemik Lew Shoes. Half Price, $5.50
(Flrt Fleen
Men's Anatemik Lew Shoes (Three Styles Only). Half Price, $6.25
Men's Anatemik High Shoes (Five Styles). Half Price, $6.75
Beys' Anatemik High Shoes (One Slile). Half Price, $4.85
Net every style and every size for everybody, but geed selection throughout.
(.Main Fleen
Men's Gelf Jackets in
Camel'S'Hair Celer
' Light-weight coat sweaters of
all-wool which arc delightfully
warm and can-be worn beneath
n coat without bulkincss.
The price is $10, which is de
cidedly moderate for a jacket of
this quality.
(.Mull) Fleer i
A Man's Reflection
Looms Large
m this magnifying shaving mir
ror, which is especially geed for
a close shave, nnd it can be made
te either stand up or hung uyen
the wall.
Traveling men paiticularly like
this mirror for the little space it
takes up in the grip. It is modet medet
ntely priced at ?4. Other shaving
mirrors from $2.50 te $11.
(Uain T'loer)
Useful Sterling
Silver Gifts for
Almest Any Man
Belt buckles are always wel
come. There are any number
of very pretty patterns from
$1.75 te ?15.50 and this in
cludes the leather belt.
Cigarette cases are another
geed suggestion, $10.50 te $63,'
the latter having geld stripes.
Safety match box holders,
$2.25 te $6.
Collapsible cigarette holders,
$4.50.
Cigar cutter and pocket
knife combined, $1.50 te $6,
Military brushes, $21 te S42
a pair.
(Main Fleer)
Fer the Best in
Beys' Clothing
See these Norfolk suits in 8
te 18 year sizes, at $16.50 te ?30.
See the fine collection of suits N
with two pair of trousers, at
5-16.50 te $28.,
Alse the wonderful as.seitment
of overcoats, in ". te 18 year
sizes, at $16.50 te $38.
And see any ether smts and
overcoats that you caie te leek at.
(rrenil Hoen
Geed Towels of Pure
Linen Just Opened
It is wise te leek for linen tow -els
where you are suie of pure
linen.
All of these ae of puii1 linen
nnd they are of geed quality.
They aie net "bargain" towels,
of the doubtful quality that comes
.-e high in the lone iiin.
They aie towels fei people who
aie looking fei genuinely geed
ones at the most reasonable
pi ices.
The shipment brings heavy,
full-bleached Stelen huckaback
towels with hemmed ends, sire
19x38, at 7ec each
Huckaback towel? with neat
damask borders, hemstitched,
size 20x36. at $1 each.
Fine huckaback towels with
damask borders all around, iize
20x40, at $1.50 each.
Belgian towels in an exception exceptien
fllly pretty combination of the
huckaback and damask effect,
and in generous size, 25x40 and
25x42, priced at $1 75 and 12.
according te sue
Guest towels of fine huckaback
with hemmed ends, size 14x20,
are in the collection at 40c each.
Other guest towels of hucka
back with hemstitched ends and
medallion borders, -.ize 15x22, are
75e each.
i Fir. I Meer i
LewPriced Bed Muslins
They are of geed quality and
weight for this nme of year and
thei'e are .ill the met desirabl
SI7CS.
Pillow Cases
Nippon Tea Cups and
Saucers $4 a Dezen
A new special purchase of
goods that have been very scarce
of late.
They are of Nipponese china,
handsomely decorated in feui
different patterns and colors
characteristic of this distinctive
waie.
The price, St a dozen, is much
less than the tegularlv prevail
ing figure.
1 1 eurili t lour i
New Lets of Much-Desired
Oriental Rugs at the Lewer
Price Scale
Beautiful pieces, including Chines' carpet of fine, beav quality,
in iich, striking blue, golden, taupe and peach-bloom tints.
K.xquisite Persian Saruks, in mat sizes suitable for doorways and
thteshelds just such little piet e as hase of late been se scarce and
ought after.
Small Kermanshahs, in delicate rep, blue and iverv shades, lovely
piece for boudens.
And, in addition, we har the recently unbaled let of extra heavy
Mesuls in their led, blue and ecru shades thesfin sizes, 3 te 3 6 bv
1 te 5 ft. ' "
Eveiy piece in the cellet tmn. from thn Mesuls at .V37 up te the
Chinep carpet at $205 te S12.", gift or hcaut and enduring worth.
i m cnlh I lour i
Blankets of Quality Lewer
Priced Than in Years
Tneie are mere blankets of an inrenei quality in the market today
than there have been in cars.
The wei-!t thing about man. of ihm i that thev leek sightlv and
t heap at the pi ice.
Rut as a mattei of fai t, the . heaper the leek the deaier they ar.
If you pay a reasenablp piee ter a blanket of long, staple wool,
ei of long, staple wool-and-cotton. ou aie going te le mere for your
money than if ou paid les for a blanket of sheddv
Our stocks aie full of blanket-, of real quality nnd they are priced
lower than they hae been in yeais
Individual blankets of all-wet I. 7'M inches are heie at $10 each.
The-e aie believed te be the be-t nil-wool blankets in America today.
at the price
We also luue tine, ail-wool bUtikfts n the pair at 3I2 in thu
doue'e-bed Mzr, which tre unexcelled
(ioed, part-wee! tlankts double-bed sup. begin at ?e" a pair
i -l tit Fleer t
w' HEU! - - ," '- II
Bolster Cases
? X 72 IlKhM At
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Sheets
13 x 90
M x 33
72 90
7') j. 39
II X 3D
(1 X 39
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(Tlret Fleer)
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The Wonders of
the Ampice
feet
ivppidia in"; piaivi ni keep enr- -inmn'iii
rpiiuir.., rd ipcti-p tht
in? flitluult te describe in Ampu
en the ground, .se tn ne.iU
Te de msticc te this in;ir'leU m
seprn extravagant."
Unless you have heard an Ampic ,,la ,Hi can have .,., concept inn
ul is pemers. It is net enough te think of n as a ver.v line plavor-mane.
as its reproducing principle i totally dihVrent f,,.m anv of these
The Ampice reproduces the playing of the world's greatest pianist
with such absolute fidelity that no. even a musical exper.can X j h
?nnL2nflPrTS Uyeen l,he Pl'rfrmnc. of the ms.n.ment an "r
fermance ei the artist who made the roll.
. .hV'l!,kf man' PlR;vp,,-Pn- thP Ampice give.- I he fulle,, ,atislarnen
te thebP of musual education and d.scernmen. , well as , ther . fn ar"
ipss demanding ' ,u
tuaJhi" fAmpirn, ,s sSateil with fne of America, greatest mHnn and
ihese instruments are found in WanamakerV nnlv m Philadeiphia-
Chickering-A mpica H nines Bres, A m,jice
Sehemacker-Amnicn Marshall & Wendell. Ampive
and the Celebrated Knabe-Ampiee
it 850UtettVn3,n81 f thcSP in Cithr fn"1 pu,np or p,p,1-'' model,
at .beU te $4000, and en convenient term-, if you prefer.
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