r t v J 4"'r
iff " "
wf-'T'?ffVV"S '
' if -vt '
V . -t r-. & Tr-fi .a. . XX J-1 n,H u ij v .JT.i . -.. t. r-i i . n. .r . . . - " ' I"!"' '. ' , .ft ., Ji ...j i i f -,.! J .
"ir !?
V "M ""if
' T " Jf"-
n-i( - v " mtj n ' "if " ' "" " "-(.-- fl-j. v --- - w-
'
Band nt 9; Organ at 11
and 4:15
llilmtt at Xeim
WANAMAKER'S
Seme Reasons Why People
"Man Wants But Little
Here Belew Ner
Wants That Little
Leng"
Goldsmith.
Yeu can hardly believe hew
difficult it is for the writer te
shorten these little pieces and
put into them even the merest
hint of semething: wert h
remembering.
Almest every sermon,
address or magazine article
could be cut in half te
advantage if rewritten two or
three times before printing.
What can be said in five
minutes at a meeting gives
much mere variety and
pleasure te the occasion.
tSiffmd
October SS, 1021.
Her Hat Strikes the.
Keynote of Her
Appearance
The entire level of a woman's appearance is apt te
rise no higher than her hat.
A mediocre hat can snuff the style out of the smallest
costume.
A smart hat covers a multitude of sartorial short
coming!;. Better yet, if it is all n hat ought te be, it
brings the rest of the toilet up te its own level.
Women who select their millinery in the WanamaUcr
Gray Salens have i'cw difficulties of costume.
They wisely cheese the most distinguished and ex
clusive millinery in Philadelphia and then fcec te it
that the rest of their apparel lives up te their hats!
Priced at ?18, ?20 and upwards.
(."creud Vluur)
Charming Styles in
Women's Coats at $225
We have counted seven, at least, just among the
new arrivals and they are certainly the loveliest fur
trimmed coats at this price that have ever been within
our doers.
Weel duvetyns and the itandsemest of Delivias are
the two muterials used in these coats. The furs that
trim them are mole, heaver, caracul, wolf and squirrel;
they would make an interesting story in themselves in
the new ways in which they are Used.
Thcic are coats of most conservative character,
ihewing tl'ieir newness in the fuller skirt and the method
of stitching. There arc coats and wraps, tee, that lwe
ihc new huge sleeves with fur trimming inside as i oil
as outside.
The new colors are all te be found in these coat'
and it is delightful te sec the way in which the furs
blend with them. One thing is important te remember
these ame beautiful styles arc exclusively here.
rirt Doer)
rpHE most chai'ming of Ihc new mounted
J. combs arc closely set with imitation sap
phires, rubies, em
eralds, jet and-say-phircs,
jet-and-rhiue-stenes,
rubies a n d
amethysts this last
diving the fashion
able fuchsia color
ing. Prices are $7.'0
te $33. We hate also
the nLctii i"esaup
plumage combs at $, te $15.
(Alain I'luer.
Women's Novelty Gloves
of Chamois Lisle and
Silk
Tab wrist glecs with four-inch lops, white,
pongee or heaver, w ith cut-work border underlaid
in contracting color, $1.75.
Strap-wrist glees with leur-ineh tops, white,
pongee or beaver, with van dyke insets of con
trasting color, SI. 75.
Right-ineh-tep glove in the same colors, the
writ Is encircled with pearl-buckled bands, $2.
Seft-cuff gauntlets in the same colors, silk
lined lliiougheut; the cuff reversible, $2.50.
Novelty silk givuntlet gloves, silk-lined through
out, v ith buckled wriet-bnnds, are ?o,2e a pair,
(leaver, gray, white.
( Vj I lu.M )
special Seuth African cnpcsi.iii gloves, iimim
md sturdy, yet soft and flexible, t $l.ii5 a pair.
Urewn, tan, beacr.
(Urii Vitlfi
CMART Overbleuses for the
Weman Who Wears Blue
.Such blouses as could tuke the plainest little shut te
miiuer without cmbtu raiment. Nearly nil displuv
originality of sleeve and gavety of carnitine.
Especially pretty is a dark blue heavy crepe de chine
with pointed Oriental sleeves of gny-eoleiod silk crepe,
it is from an artistic blouse-designer and priced $20.
Anether geed model in the same color ami material
lias bread bands of bright-colored hand embroiden
around neck, sleeves and hips. It is ?10.S5.
Other effective stvles, including some conservative
niedclj for women who de net like extreme novelty
"re.-t.s, !)rc $10,G0, $15 und 20.
Clhlnl Heur)
fhmafa
M
1' f y I. X "V
p -irtT i rjnT'-i - -f - - -
EVENING PUBLIC LEBftEE-PHIIAPELPHIA, SATUBPAY, OCTOBER 22, J-OSI
Stere Opens at 9
The Quality, Fashion and
Economy of
Wanamaker Furs
Several important factors determine
a wise fur choice.
Quality is one. Ne person wishes te put money into
deccptive furs. Yet in few ether articles of merchan
dise is it se easy for the inexperienced persen te be
deceived.
Fashion is another. The 'geed style and beauty of
the fur she selects, whether tiny scarf or great coat,
is important te the fur-purchnser.
Price is a third. The woman who can spend little
and the woman who can spend much arc alike in winning
te be sure that they nre paying no mere than they ought
te pay for a geed article.
It is en all these three counts that the Wanamaker
Fur Store is steadily going ahead into what is certain
te be ene of the largest seasons of ita history.
Peeple have learned thnt every fur we sell, from
smallest te largest, is absolutely dependable for quality,
unsurpassed for beauty and fashion and nowhere sold
at a lower price.
(Second rloer)
Women's Luxurious
Fur-Trimmed Three
Piece Costumes, $145
Costumes of this character solve the problem of
hew te be well dressed both en route and en arrival.
They consist of a modish gown, entirely correct for
theatre, afternoon tea or ether indoor function,
topped by an extremely smart fur-trimmed coat.
This particular model is of black duvetyn, Can Can
eon crepe and squirrel fur. Or of midnight blue
duvetyn, crepe and beaver fur.
The straight-lined gown is of the embroidered
silk crepe te the hips, and of duvetyn below the
skirt portion slit well up te reveal elnbeiutc petti
coats. The coat i a rather short be model, fur edg
ing the wide bell sleeve? and composing the chin
chin cellar.
Priced $M5.
At the same pi ice arc many etlective two-piece
costumes of velour, duvetyn, belivia or broadcloth,
in a diversity of styles; trimmed with beaver, mole melo mele
akin, gray squirrel, black caracul or platinum
krimmer fur1:. In every instance the furs arc of a
superior quality, befitting the character of the
costumes.
(rim l'loen
Little Children's Caps
and Coats in Sets
Mothers like the effect of the-.? ..n their yeiuigstcis
se well that we can hardly get enough of them.
One set of a novelty woolen mnteriul in blue and tnn
i.- $12.
Anether of broadcloth Sorrento blue, Mediterranean
R-iccn ami taupe is fur trimmed and costs $25.
A third of cheviot in dark- blue and brown is also
fur trimmed, price $28.50.
Rut the finest coats of all are of broadcloth in pa3tel
shades of pink and blue, beside white, and are trimmed
with the finest furs appropriate for wee folk beaver,
nutria, ermine. These are $:)5 te ?ii.V
Third riixirV
Tlf OMEN'S plain hemstitched Irish hand-
' f kerchiefs at $3 a dozen are uncommonly
geed for the money and for everyday use. Such
handkerchiefs can be marked with ink at the
rate of 3Hc a dozen.
Hr,l Wlr
PLAIN Pumps and Spats te Wear
Willi Them
I'.apeeially designed let weui vwtli pal. sue m.vv
plain pumph of black palciu luithei, or of black or tan
lightweight calfskin.
They lane turned -elcs. medium tee, and either high
in medium French In el.-. Triced S8.50 and lu.
Tea-butteu spats of heavy eiavencttcd IneaiK leth,
in brown, light and dark fawn, arc SlJO. Of heavici
bioadcleth, in street u.lers and black, .VI. Of boxcleth, $G.
1 1 irt I'loer)
WANAMAKER'S
Will Come te
of jarerieu ijfnssf
jfrem tfjc rfent
will be opened Monday morning en
the Main Fleer, Chestnut and
Juniper.
In it the levera of Oriental art
will find
Carved jades both Kores and
figurines.
Carved rock crystals,
Cabinet pieces of agate and lapis
lazuli,
Personal ernnments of amber.
carnclian, coral, ngnte, lapis lazuli,
jade and ivory,
Vases and jars of pottery and por
celain, Rare and fascinating embroideries,
Tcakwoed furniture,
And many ether objects of the
greatest interest.
(Main I'loer)
bj
NEW
BOOKS
"Abas, the Lene Wolf," by Leuis Jeseph Vance. $1.1?).
A combination of love, myBtery and adventure.
"This Man's World," by Will Lcvingten Comfert.
$1.75. Deals with the stru(?le of a white man in the
Seuth Seas te protect the natives against the guile of
ether white men.
"Andivius Hcdulie." by Edward Lucas White. ?2. A
remance of ancient Reme, as different as possible from
ether Reman remar.ccs.
(Main Fleer)
F
INE Weel Velour, $3 a Yard
Anybody who leniembers what such material .-old
for a year age will feel that things rcallv arc improving.
This velour is the right weight for gowns and tailored
suits, and for the lighter coats; It comes in fine shades
of navy, spark blue, twilight blue, gray, tan. henna and
seal brown, besides black, and it is 54 inches wide.
Price, $11 a yard.
(I'lrnt I'loerl
QHTNY Laces'in Spanish Patterns
These aic the laces which are se much used for
draperies en the fashionable gowns. They come in
black, brown, navy, flesh-color, gray, tangerine, honey
dew, champagne, jade and white, besides black, and the
fleuncings arc $1.73 te $0 the yard, according te width
18 and "G inches. All-evers in many of the same colors
und patterns are 3G inches wide and $2 te $e.30 a yard.
(Main Fleer)
Fine Silks in a
Great Showing
A geed, steady, all-the-yeav-reund Silk Store
where the greatest variety of high-grade silks are
te be found.
It is the Silk Stere where the new fashion silks
make their first appearance and, because of the
unusually large number of shades of each silk, it
is the favorite place for matching colors.
But, above all, women appreciate the fact that
the silks are most moderately priced for the qual
ity and that they arc always new and fresh through
constant coming and going.
Crepes de chine, first quality, all eWs. black,
white and especially pink, S2 a yard. Heavier
grades at $2.50 and $0.
Crepes meteor, plenty of biewn-. blues aiwi
black, $3, $3.50 and ?4 a yard.
Genuine heavy weave Canten crepe, some .satin
faced, R4, ? 1.50 nnd ?5 a yard.
Glace taffetas, light evening shades. 3 and .?3.e0
a yard.
Gres de Londres, evening shades. $:: and $3.50 a
yard.
Printed ladium and soft print.. i tafffta." for
linings and gowns, $3 and .$4 a yard.
Plain Georgette crepe, all new co'e- , 51. "0 nni
2 a yard.
Specially Priced Silks
Imported satin plnids, 3G inches wicie, $2 a yaid.
Imported striped taffetas, bright colors, 2 a
yard.
American striped taffetas, dark c.'.r. M.'ie a
yard.
Checked silks, black, brown ei gray with white.
S2 a yard.
Printed knitted jersey silk, hcav grade, for
overbleuses, $2 a yard.
Plain colored wash satins, rdii.l, pink, mcIi
and turquoise, $2 a yard.
M-lrnt I'll.. ir
TETITIA Corsets
lOMgiieil for many types of nguu- and n .i.k- ..f the
incet Plain ceutiL- and fancy bati.-u.- and broche te b.
had. And the workmanship and boning are of the bes-t
Prices start at 52.50 and end at $13.
One especially geed Letitia is a pink stripid l.ie.he.
almost topless, with long skirt and geed boning for $10
(Third 1 luurl
If : ; i
JLOVE Silk Underwear Specials
Well mndu of geed, heav.v u.Bt-puik .-liu. tla-e u.t
meirty go out as Tast a -e eau get them in.
Ve-.-ts, low neck, sleevclese and bodice stvle. .Sl'.Ie.
Imvolepe suits, bodice t.tyle. ?!l.e0.
I'nien suit, low neck, .uceveless and h,..'fP styei j,
(Hrl I' Inn r I
WANAMAKER'S "S""1
Stere Closes at 5
Wanamaker's en Monday-
American Semi-Porcelain
Dinner Sets at a Werth
While Saving
Yeu can buy a set or a Jialf set as you prefer.
The sets nre priced at $37.50 for 107 pieces and the
hnlf sets of 52 pieces arc $20.
There is n saving of about one-third in both cases
as compared with the' prices at which similar sets arc
selling at the present time.
They come in two very attractive pattern, one a
deep conventionalized border in rose en a pale blue
ground, with panels of roses effectively inset.
The ether is a green and rose floral border en a
pnle, delicate yellow ground, diversified b; rne blooms
and shield patterns in terra cotta.
fl'enrlli Tloer)
Prices en Luggage Are
Down, Down, Down!
Ne, this is net a story about a sale of luggage
but about what is probably the largest and finest
collection of new luggage in Philadelphia. Ker all
the imprcssivencfis of the display, the f-atuie is
in the price-tags.
These handsome and dependable piece.- a erage
mere than a third less than they were this time
Inst year. In many cases they arc close te half!
Leve of travel is universal and every one will bi
interested in this remarkable showing of bags and
suit cases, fitted and unfitted.
Oxford bags, overnight bags, kit bags, port
manteaux, plain and extension suit cases. Of cow
hide in black, tan and brown; walrus in black and
brown, black seal and natural pigskin.
Most noteworthy is the collection of fitted lug
gage. There are fittings of white, shell finish,
amber and two-color celluloid; of ebony, ivory and
sterling silver.
Yeu can get one of these fitted case.- f(,.- .VJ5
new.
Or a sturdy cowhide suit case fe S10.
Or a geed cowhide traveling bag for 58.7.V
And luggage as luxurious as ynu wish te pay
for.
Mlnin Tloer)
Extra Geed Quilts
Our Own Make
If you arc looking for a geed quilt, down filled r
wool filled, you -heuld see thc-e new arr -als from our
own workrooms, where we muse c u i 1 1 - about as geed
as it is possible te hac them for the money.
The wool-tilled quilts in the-t- new lets are covered
with plain Japanese silk and the down-filled ones with
the same materials, but these latter are also interlined.
All desired colors te select from.
Prices, .SIS each for the wool filled and 20 each fei
the down filled.
Wonderful choice of ethers at ?7.."0 up te .SCO for
wool filled and S 13.50 up te !$12." for down filled.
(SulU l'loer
NEW Scotch Linen Napkins of
Splendid Quality
In two sizes, 2222 inches te sei! t..r $12.7) a de?er
and 262e inches te sell for SI 7.50 a dozen.
There id a beautiful assortment .f patterns te elec
from, including handsome floral ttfics.
(l'lrtt l"loeri
NOW We Have All- W e e I
Steamer Rugs for $7.50
And ethers fe- $10, $12 and up te S4t. the impei te.i
nigs starting at S1.1.
These lower-priced nigs are ull full -ie. with fringe.!
i rids, and are plaid en one Mac ami plaie mi the ether
Just new tuv ar nr.-h in demand f-" .- ' 'h '
games.
via. 11 I lu.ir
Used Player-Pianos and Pianos in
a Clearaway
j .weiuijiv wv pu: n sale abe-'" iti. -p-njriit
pianos ami player-pianos ". ni. h w rai
let jre at greatly luwvml prii,e b-, u'.-e ihr
hn c been teetl.
A few of l hem are our own lameu.- uis-tiu
mems, but the majority are ether make-,
some very well known. All were talem in
exchange and all have been put in iirst-clas.-condilien
at the Schemauker factor; .
The savings range from $100 le ?S0i). and
any instrument may be bought en convenient
terms. As hest alue will naumdlv go 1tr-t.
it is; advisable te be early.
A splendid opportunity te g, a .;,,,! ;eU
priced piano fur the children e practice wU.
t'scd I 'aright 1'iunes
"H'O Mlliil-
37.". Unlle. A- ha-
i'H Meinvvav
'.'0 Keller Hr..-
3eu Necdham
HOD Kusm-11
32.' .Meui t
3011 Iteya'
.1'Hi ,.t.
Mil
IT".
17..
i:.e
"" h- kei a, --,, ,
-T.". . rn -; ri . -j ,i
"' Ulircw :;,,
12.. l.aJn iL
K'lt Itegeni
l.'ill lU-gent .-.-
1"0 Kurt ' .,;
Used Player-Pianos
20"
Na-
t'e'M tabic iV. ei.
t!0() Weer Bre
ynu Autopiaiie
''.Te Wa.-ius
7 '.U Uell & Sei',. .
7."0 I'ei ryela
Suu bchning
Nun
.-'.tm
7"
100
inn
12
IT."
. 4e0
Vvas
i7.iO l.ium ,i;,i
7.".0 hteger A-
"0 1'i.tiit -tii
s,,e I'lanela
7 " I. null hum
"-J" II. & S. G.
(Hriuml
. . i . - i i 1 1 iiimh ii. j i i i r
New Showing of Fine
Persian Arak Rugs
Uluc and rose, rese nnd blue, blue and ivory
picture te yourself grounds of any ene of these
colors relieved with floral and ether figuration
in any ene of the ether fihades!
Dut the colors in these rugs have a rich, warm,
decorative quality of their own they nrc net
ordinary tones.
Fer Araks are the finest of medciatc or me
dium priced carpels, and just new they nrc in
particularly high favor, sharing popularity with
Chinese v eaves.
The Araks in this new let aic in size 7x10
and upward, prices starting at ?2C5.
Speaking of Chinese rugs, the latest let unbalcd
nrc of remarkably line grade, very heary and in
distinctive shades of blue, rose and mulberry.
Priced nt 5297 for size 12x9.5 up te ?87e for
sie 39.11x12.
(Hrrenth Doer)
Real French Cluny
Lace Curtains
Aftei all. there is nothing in the world of draperies
t attract I've and distinctively mdn 'dual a the real
! rench handmade Cluny.
We arc very glad te haie this new shipment of
French Cluny curtains te show te hemekcepcrs who
are looking for draperies of real beauty and fineness.
The fine handwork of. these curtains will appeal te
them and they will like the geed, old-fashioned linen
thrcutl of which the lace is made and the general air of
dignity that gees with these hangings.
In white and in ecru; seme en cable net, some e
fine Brussels net.
Prices, SG.5Q te $30 a pair.
(Klfth I'loer i
A
NEW Weel Rug:
of unusual excellence cemci in both pla.n at d figured
effrcts It is strong and durable and can be used en
uither side. In two shades of re-e. tan, brown, olive
green and light or dark blue. 912 ft. size, S36.50.
Woolen fiber rugs. 9x12 ft., S2L'.e0; S 'Jxin.fi ft , S21.50;
r.vcft ft., $l.-.50.
Tapestry iugs 9x1 ft., S:j:..(
c rnlli I I.Hin
Special Sale of Famous
Wardrobe Trunks at
Reduced Prices
Here are wardrobe trunks of tMe descriptions
rem the greatest maker in the country, just re
ceived te sell at new low prices.
Trunk Special Ne. 1 : Wardrobe trunk of thrco thrce
ply veneer, fiber covered and bound, cloth lined,
equipped with full set of hangers and women's hat
box.
Steamer size, .25.
Three-quarter size, $25. it'.
Full size, $32.50.
Trunk Special Ne. 2: llu-ec-piy timer beuy,
tieer covered and lined, belid steel mountings, full
riveted, equipped with full set of hangei. lock top
drawer, two lower drawers that uin be converted
into a hat box.
Steamer sb.c. ?27."n.
Three-quarter size, S,"2
Pull size, !fJ7.".0.
4 T eurth I'loer
N
EW Embroidered Linen Pillow
Cases. $6.75 a Pair
Geed bridal gifts and geed value at tin pine
Of mire snowy Irish linen, heuntit.'hed and neatlj
mlireidcreii in three design-,.
1 .I'll nas a spate ler monegrum.
I he -ie, fini-hed, is, 221;x:!fi iiiihc-
. I'lr.t I Ioor
a pair
N'OH
3 "
W.i-
jTd K..i , a ' j V2')U
l"'J Meme t . 'JOU
I--0 i: ,,or-..i . . ?7 ,
teU Ludnig f J7..
"0 Haille Hi 27 .
100 Letter . y;,
"iftO Scliemnck. JJO'J
u - .Vew
$900 Ar.gelu, ,!J525
SuO Sheiuiiger ... . 025
ISuO Schomackei Angelui 756
IHeO Scheniackcr Angel us
'Feet Pump Elcctt ic
Moter Ine ) 10&O
.Sen
SI j"
te"
i:."
17. ,
iN-
1 J A
"-!
i J ($k
- :" Li -ZZ?7rl MUM
.-IO3"'' i mm
KS- i ml
a Sei.
l.indcm.ui i:
I'Uiuri
k
t
x