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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Giant's test i'rinctsa
Dj- DADOS'
Organ Plays at 9, 11 and 4:45
fJhlmn nt Moen -
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
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,Vfc nut' Janet, with Balky Sam,
Jointed Hale and Weeden Bltphant,
join a dreits sideshow. Thev find the
jat teemnn senawing hecause she has
hroemo se fit the handsome giant can
not see hew chaming jifte is.
CHAPTER V
The Fat Lady Rolls
T.UB circus frtt lady sat en the
WenJn Elephant nnd looked clown
trittn the high hills upon n vnllfy
threiiffh which ran a bread river. The
fat lady was het, melting and sere from
lier ilde up the hills en the back of
Veudn Elephant. And she had lest
. miKh int, which should haye made her
glfld, for mat Vi way bee nnu geno iu
iihantTldlnc ,...,. .
But right new the fat lady was tee
cncomfertnbie te be clad.
"Ob, hew shall I ever get back down
there bills?." "he gasped. "I'm se
bumped and Joggled I cannot rlde this
elephant any were."
Jtr'K and Jnnct gazed down the long
sandy slope which led te the river far
below.
TTr. b n reed nlace for you te
ct rid of mere fat by running, rolling
ind swimming," paid Janet. But the
tt lsdv only groaned. She felt that
she couldn't run or roll. ,,.,.
"Yeu will have te go down the hill
and send a truck up here for me,"
she sighed.
Tbe handsome young giant was look leek
ins off ever the valley. "Somewhere
In this valley I may find the lest prln
cm of my dreams," he sighed. "I
knew she is charming, and I am sure
dhc ise heroine. I wish I could find
her." . ,, ,
The 'fat lady suddenly gave a scream.
"Loek at that toddling baby en the
river hank." she cried. "Loek, he is
falling in! He will be drowned!"
Jack, Janet and the giant looked
vbcre ehc pointed, and sure enough,
far below tbey saw a baby tumbling
Inte the bread, deep river. And no one
was near te save him.
The fat lady was the first te act.
She forget in an instant her own dis
tress and fears. She thought only of
raving the baby. She gave Weeden
Elephant a wha:k.
"Hun! Run! Save that baby," she
cried.
The v.hack se stnrtled Weeden Ele
phant that he plunged down the steep
jand bank toward the river.
Fer a short distance he plowed along
like a runaway railroad engine. Then
bis legs sank deep into the soft sand,
and he became stuck.
Ne sooner had he stepped plunging
nnd sliding than fhn fat lady slipped
from his back, landing in the sand.
She picked herself up nnd began run
ning. Rut the fat lady had net run
in -.ears. She lest her breath in less
than a minute.
When the fat lady eaw she couldn't
run, she did a queer but a most sensi
ble thing she fell ever nnd began te
rcll down the bill. And ns she was
very round, she rolled fast much faster
than she had run.
She rolled, rolled, rolled until she
came te the bank of tin; rier, and she
relied right en into the stream, kerf-plash
!
The baby was just going under for
tl.e third timi The fat lady reached
out end grabbed him. She st niggled 'te
the shore nnd threw the baby upon the
tank, where he lay safe nnd sound.
But when the fat lady tried te climb
the bank nhe ceuldnjt de it. She was
tee veak nnd exhausted. She fell back
into the water and floated down stream.
Jark, Janet and the giant had gazed
(u this, tee much startled te ineyc.
New the ciant cave a shout. '
"The fat lady has saye1 the baby,"
he cried. "She is a heroine. We must
net let her drown."
And the giant started down the hill
te save her, his long legs taking huge
strides.
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Wonderful Collection of Women'
)deratelv Priced in Wanamaker's
The Plain Peny Ceat Sketched Is $65
The Beautiful Mushrat Ceat Is $125
Seft beautiful furs expertly worked and lined with rich Bilks. All of them Wanamner craality
$125 $65
(Market)
wiwi ncn SUKS. .fill ex meui nuwmmncr a
fura such as very particular women will 11
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ub ine rnouerate prices uuu wuuun tu yuy.
Plain black pony coats at $65 are warm and
luxurious looking because the skins nre soft and
quite light weight
Plain coats with raccoon or Australian opossum
cellars and cuffs are a geed deal handsomer at $00.
Peny coats with skunk cellars and cuffs are $125
for 86 inch and $145 for 40-inch length.
Sports coats of natural muskrat, warm and soft
and delightfully youthful, are 86 inches long nt $125,
40 inches long at $150.
Fur Neckpieces of Many
Kinds and Shapes
Threw scarfs of seal dyed ceney are $15 te
$37.60.
Steles of seal-dyed ceney are 10x72 inches at $46.
Cheker scarfs of mele are $25, and prices go Up
te $65 for a deep shawl cellar.
One-akin animal scarfs of skunk are $16.50, and
prices go te $55 for a large threw scarf.
Fex scarfs In taupe, brown and black are $25
te $55.
Small Animal Beas
Japanese mink $12.50
Gray squirrel $13.50,325
Fitch $12.50, $20
Storm Marfan SIKKH In 5K
Baum Marten $87.50 and $40
A Special Greup at, $29
Showing Cellars of Raccoon, Australian
Opossum, Black Opossum and Taupe,
Black or Silver Wolf
Warm, cozy valeur coats in navy, black or brown are lined with
silk nnd interlined from cellar te hem. Soveral models in sizes up
te 46.
' Special at $39
Silky Belivia ceata with wide cellars of Australian opossum are
in dark brown and Malay; silk lined, of course.
Alse in reindeer, brown and navy, without fur, at $39.
All-Black Coats, $35 and $39
A loose-back model is belted across the front and is without fur
at $35.
, . Ei"1"ilr C0Qt f Normandle, with a wide cellar of black wolf,
is $39. Beth styles are lined with black peau de cygne.
Pole Coats, $16.50, $20 and $23.50
Excellent knockabout coats in youthful and Jaunty styles. Seme
have raglan shoulders, some show box pleat3 down the back. Full
or threc-nuarter length, lined throughout with silk. Mostly in Autumn
shades 01 brown.
Fine Coats and Wranc
Sfiitfe"i0Bu l"""1? ,? tti fashionable- coating materials are in
delightful shades of dull blue, Malay brown, weed brown, navy and
black With COllarS Of main, Hrmln.1 Kn,.- A.,.11 J-....JU J
,. XKR.KO. SK SfiO i' J?r"' "'-""I -. vyuaau ..
Fine Winter Coats
Down Stairs Stere
se en.
$6a50, $65, $69 te $150.
(Market)
$39 $29 $20
Center lisle Opportunities
Pearl Bead Necklaces
Direct from the Orient
Special, $5
. This is the opportunity for birthday, anniversary and
Christmas gifts or-that long coveted string of pearls for one's
self! Hew closely they resemble precious pearls I
They are indestructible each bead, being made with mother-of-pearl
base and- lustrous flsh-scale coating. The beautiful
graduated bead necklaces are in lengths from 18 te 30 inches,
in pink, cream or white.
Held them up te the light and see hew each bead glows !
(Central)
Bed Cevering
Comfertables of wool or cotton but
ting ceverrd tir&t with cheesecloth ami
then with iin outer cevcrmt? of pretty
light-weight material arc Kcneruljy
needed in the Fcvcre weather. Old Old
fashiencil pieced quilts are often in
teresting, but net very warm, coifsiil ceifsiil
crlng their weight. Striped ilimity
bedspreads with pillow ehiiins te match
lira deservedly popular, because they
are dainty, easy te launder, durable
anil Inexpensive. Having two spreads
permit!, a bed te be kept always fresh.
Afternoon Gewn Uses
New Sapphire Blue
Complete Showing of
Children's Gloves
Prices are lower and qualities better than they have been in
many years.
50c pair for fleece-lined jersey gloves, with or without shiny
black gauntlet cuffs edged with fringe.
Other gauntlet gloves at 65c, 75c and $1.25 pair.
50c pair for white or gray chamois-lisle gloves.
Finer chamois-lisle gloves, 85c; strap-wrist, $1. Duplex chnmois chnmeis chnmois
lisle in white, mode, gray and brown, $1.25.
$1.25 pair for fleece-lined gloves of brown leather or of tan or
gray suede.
$1.50 pair for unlined caneskin eleves in tan nnrl hrnrxm
5 for lighter weight cape gloves for dress wear; in tan and
Alse for fleece-lined gloves of tan or brown capeskin or of
55 vr-
brown.
$1.85 pair for finest unlined mocha gloves in brown or gray.
$2 pair for very fine tan capeskin gloves with spearpeint backs,
t (Central)
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jtf New Tep
A v In Ilr Mln Fm
Ilr 11 JIA7 F
Mil nffli i yp TWTl 1 a
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Silk Envelope Chemises at $2.65
Ever se pretty! Of pink or white crepe de chine, they arc
tailored and trimmed with hemstitching and ribbon.
Step-in drawers of pink tub silk, $2.65.
Envelope Chemises and Nightgowns, $3.85
Levely pink satin step-in chemises are cut with the sides slanting
up. At the top each one shows shirring, lace and a medallion of real
filet te enchant yeul
Nice enough for a bride is the white satin chemise trimmed with
tucked Georgette crepe, lace and ribbon. $3.85.
Other chemises of flesh crepe de chine have built-up shoulders
nnd are trimmed in various ways. $3.85.
Leng, full nightgowns of gleaming pink crepe de chine have
tailored or lace tops. $3.85.
(Centrul) ,
Gorgeous Autumn Celers in
New $5 Hats
What a variety of becoming shapes and what interesting innova inneva
t ens in trimming! But, most delightful of all are the colors, espe
cially m hats of soft duvetyn. Scarlet maple, barberry red, russet,
sky gray, beech brown, oak-leaf geld, and se en, are the color tones
?n wIT' NaVy ?nd bJack ,hats are nmen& tllem also, and
seme hats with crowns of contrasting velvet.
(Market)
Fine Crepe de Chine Blouses
Smartly- Tailored $9. 75
The crepe de chine Is a heavy quality, in white, flesh, tan,
champagne, black and navy.
The roll cellar (that women like te wear with suit coats)
the cuffs and the front pleat are edged with a tiny frill
and the entire front is closely pleated like a men's dress shirt.
Peter Pan Dimity Blouses, $3
t u t SmaIt ""I0 Styl te Wear 8Prts suit or sweater.
It buttons down the back, has the cellar, cuffs and front edged
with frill and finished with little black bow.
(Market)
Hy OOfllNNE LOWE
Fer many a cr,ry day we have had
we Fame tlxlty of bentiment about our
anpeai aun. as it row of Halloween cats.
VJ e ,nve just had te be black or give tip.
erased. I. rem 1'nriB comes tlie constant
ZV ,liat ,I5lack ,,en,,t-' 1'erelnc of
Pt jearn, hitH gene out nnd that uh
S" "!!'" wrle.l by princcss It
"inrefctrietetl color heloctlen.
In evening gewiw a reaction appears
.tie0, v'0,rnt y '". !?r "f B'Tgoeu's'h e
ades and of fabrics in Venetian red
Inking g.een and Hupphl,,. blue" The
V !!' '"" ,)CC articulated strongly
tiS i Vlins rnn,br ,,,0,e stunning
A- tV ' -vIc-tl te evening
orueondrcSreofWa:hT;vethe .etli
' 'Oinbijiatlen of sapphire.
blaek vril.? ."""'"I'i'nj'ns, model of
chiffon ,,'. ' C0".lbLned wlt1' PPhlw
"trimn- ng I,ands et tar form " sole
Coats for Girls and Juniors
at Special Prices
ceX &&'??-&?? heS "--Joeklngr fur-trimmed
shnwi7niinJJ a i. .i 'ViWi, 'Wl "IB OI nne veieurs ana some have
snawi ceuars of Australian opossum. Every coat Is fully lined, $20.
Pole Coats at $16.50
Siesni2ate17SynaS1S' a" fU"y lined' fa t0nB blU' rcindecr and brown.
Handsome Coats at $18.75
Silvertip belivia coats with loose sleeves, have cellars trimmed with
bread bands of fur and are fully lined.. Sizes 10 te 14 years. (Skekhed)
Fer Little Tots
.,,iPiCnty 0f 1jttlc ffk"18 wear size 6 yars nnd se for them we have a
Smart Heather Pole Coats at $20
The Freck Sketched at $8.75
sS f rE f mbf10ic,ered wit henna and tan wool. Sizes 8 te 14 years
Many ether serge frocks are ?8.75 te $10.50.
Kocl or blue flannel middies in sizes 12 te 18 years are $5 75
(Market) ' v .
Graceful Silk
Negligees, $6.50
They are in charming slip-ever
negligees of geed crepe de chine,
trimmed with shirring, little
clusters of silk fruit and contrast
ing ribbon. Turquoise, peach,
rose, French blue, light blue, flesh,
black, navy, honey dew and henna.
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1800 Corsets Drcm te SI
Here are girdles, topless cor
sets, slightly boned corsets of
medium length and well-bened
ones with high bust and long
skirt; corsets, in fact, for almost
any figure.
All have been much higher
priced, some even three times as
much. All sizes among the
fifteen models, but perhaps net
In each style.
Costume Slips
$3.85 and $5.50
Beheld a camisole and petti
coat combined! Mercerized cot
ton crepe In black, navy and
brown, $3.85; satin in taupe,
black, navy, brown, flesh and
white; crepe de chine and radium
silk in black, navy and brown,
$5.60.
Dimity Blouses, $2.50
Cress-barred and striped dim
ity Peter Pan blouses, plain or
with tiny frills around cellar and
cuffs and down the front.
Hats That Are New at
$1.50 te $3
Pretty felts with quills at $3.
ncai veieurs witn ribbon bands
at $2.50. Picot felts in colors at
$2. Felts bound with contrasting
color at $3. Useful medium and
small size shapes.
Women's Pure
Silk Stockings, 75c
"Seconds" of a well-known
and mere expensive make. Silk
clear up te the mercerized garter
hem, with mercerized soles and
seamed backs. Gray, Russian
calf, African brown, black and
white.
Suede and Mecha Gloves
$1.15 for women's two-clasp
gloves of imported suede, pique
sewn, with embroidered backs.
Gray only.
$2.50 for women's 1-clasp gloves
of fine Arabian mocha. Outsewn-
seams with spearpeint backs or
pique-sewn with backs embroid
ered in contrasting colors. Gray
only.
Tinsel Brocaded Ribbon
$2.65 Yard
Wide, luxurious ribbon heavily
embroidered in geld thread and
lovely colors, for bags, girdles,
fancy camisoles and se en.
Bag tops in a number of sizes
and shapes, in imitation tortoise
fhell and silver-plated metal, 25c
te SP.50.
Silk fiber tassels in many
colors, 25c te $1.50.
Turkish Towels, 25c
Astonishingly large and heavy.
Plain white or checked with
light colors.
Men's All-Weel Suits
Made te Measure
Special? $37. 50
(Savings of $5 te $17.50 en a Suit)
Over flfty different patterns in all-wool materials
worsteds and unfinished worsteds cheviets, cassi
meres and flannels. All materials which are ordinarily
put into suits which cost $5 te $17.50 mere.
These will be made te your own measurements in
almost any style that you may select for business wear.
Every suit is guaranteed te fit te the customer's
entire satisfaction.
All- Weel Overcoats
Half-Belted or Full-Belted
Plain or Plaid-Back
$30 te $38.50
Deuble-breasted rnat.s wif.h nlain rarrlen eV,,,i
ders are in all the fine warm colorings for Winter wear
ing. Every ounce of weight is an ounce of warmth
and service, because these coats are all-wool through
and through.
Mens Fall Weight Union Suits
$1. 75
Medium-weight, gray ribbed wool-and-cotton in high neck,
long sleeve, ankle-length style. Sizes 34 te 46.
Mercerized Half Hese
35c, Three Pair for $1
A heavier weight than usual, made for geed, hard wear.
Black, navy, cordovan and unbleached. All sizes.
Mens Geed Shirts,
$1.30, $1.50, $1.85
,H,.ihlr& Hk. C? ,de"'t LhaPPen along every day at these
?, l"- We t.stand back of them as carefully made, generously
mLlt V, ?TT- T.he $1-30 sh,rts are Percale and
madras; the $1.50 kind are fine 80-count percale; the $1.85
shirts arc fine woven madrases. All in the stripes that men like.
Fine Neckties 35c and 85c
AutUm,?an'n7 w,p,;ide hims,e,f ,n &oed Judgement if he buys his
lets SUPP y frm either of flnc
in JAZ IZ n,amak" ties well made, nicely finished and
in all the geed stripes, figures and plain colors that men want.
Men's Serviceable Shoes
Unusual at $4.75
wiacCk and !au leah,er RS are in medium-tee shapes with
welted soles and bread low heels such as men like
Men's Shoes With Seft Tees, $7.90
,n fnUMPienltly comfertb'e and geed-looking, tee! The black
i eOt.h0" 1 ltUrly and there is an ert of white bcr
in the soles te make the shoes even better looking.
(Oallery, Murkrt)
Charming New Frecks, $10, $12, $15 te $25
300 Dresses at $10
Splendid High Shoes for Women
te Ge Out Quickly at $4 JO
Remarkable shoes from every standpelnt-the quality of the leathers and work
manship, the geed lasts, the care of finish, the reliable soles and the low price"
Twe geed styles of the right height for this year's skirts are of excellent qual
ity ten or black calfskin. Seles are Goodyear welted and heels are medium as
women want them. Tees are medium or mere pointed.
They are shoes that are ordinarily priced ever a dollar mere at wholesale.
Children's Shoes at $2.90
,Anothe!Iet ese wonderful shoes for children! The tan leathers are nar
tieularly durable and the shoes are in lace style with bread tees Sfei 6 te
. (Chrstnut)
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Navy blue dresses of serge or trlcetine are embroidered or beaded
or trimmed with shining black braid. neaecu
ramirLJfm'y fr-cks' y."thf,ul Peter Pan cellars and cuffs of
reindeer ene-P,ece st,le Peted skirts in brown, navy and
Twe-piece jersey frocks with pleated skirts are in henna R,,r.
gundy, navy, black and reindeer. ' Ur
Velveteen Frecks, $12
Black dresses embroidered all ever in gray, green or henna with
Georgette sleeves te match the gay embroidery. (Sketched)
Silk Dresses, $15
interXSslfSds0" '
Frecks of crepe de chine and measaline are trimmed with bead
flfflSZ ribb0n' h h- -dThirrbri
Embroidered Crepe de Chine Frecks With
Henna Georgette Sleeves, $16.75
Picturesque dresses of decided Oriental flavor Thn timi,- )a.
Wide Cheesing at $25 Many Sample
Dresses Specially Priced
beads. Other show l.r ."fT'yJ.l,c"!,cd '".steel or bro,
with black moire ribbon. ' " "KU r are tlC(1
rrii I a lRe5 are strikingly embroidered
crystal bends and have red silk braid bindings
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(Market)
nt the
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sides
with bright red
faj& S
$ie .. $12 Ai a
$16.75
Other;
Sizes
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n?ssiau crepe and heavry crep
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v- x. wHiuii crepe ana leaw crene ,1e 1
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,"" ut an sires in any one style.
iAira-tDIZA rmnlra
. A?iTT ' bIack Canten
Trlcetine Cesses in navy and brown are $29 and tfO.
crepe with finely pleated tunics.
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