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EVENING PUBLIC (LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2T, 1921
WEATHER
Fair
ind and Organ ut 9 and 9:15;
t nriran at 11 and 4:45
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Store Cleaca at 5
fine Goods, Fairly Priced, Are What the Majority of the People Want
Take Off Your Hat and
Be Silent for a Moment
This is Theodere Roosevelt's birthday.
New that the world itf thinking about the
final settlements and the questions of disarma
ment arc up everywhere, it is worth while te
remember that if Theodere Roosevelt were here
te speak en the subject, he would repeat what he
said May 5, 1910, te the Nebel Prize Cemmittee:
"Something should be done as seen as possible
le check Ihc growth of armaments, especially naval
armaments, by international agreement. Ne one power
could or should act by itself, for it is eminently
undesirable from the standpoint of the peace of
richteeusiicss that a power which really docs believe
in peace should place itself at the mercy of some rival
which may at bottom have no such belief, and no
intention of acting en it.
"Finally, it would be a master stroke if these
'irrcat powers honestly bent en peace would, form a
league of Peace net only te keep the peace among
themselves, but te prevent by force, if necessary, its
being broken by ethers."
These were his very words. Let us net
forget them.
Signed
October C7, 1021.
QMjpmtifc.
rpHE new riding habits in Winter materials
i will be found in the Little Gray Salen
devoted te sports clothes. They are all cut with
'pods and brceclics the coats belted, Norfolk and
tfraight and they are in oxford grays, browns,
pews and covert colors. Prices, $55 te $65.
1 (TlMl Fleer)
When a Weman Buys a
Conservative Ceat of Hudsen
Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
she us?i it for almost every coat purpose. She wears it at any
hour of the da meters in it, gees te market in it, uses it as an
evening coat. And it leeks light under all circumstances because
it is simple and net "dated' in style. As a rule it is cut straight
aid slightly full, with a big shawl cellar, and ileeves either close
tt flaring, and it i3 36 te 15 inches long. Its price may be any
where fiern $325 te $375, according te quality.
Other Hud.-en seal (dyed mu6krat) coats arc fur-trimmed
without belonging in the novelty class. Gray squirrel, beaver and
; the luxurious skunk arc usually chosen for such trimming3 and
' the coats are short or lqng. Prices arc $385 te $150;
(Seceml fleer)
These Attractive New Cape
Dresses for Women
Are Only $18.75 te $35
These at the first price arc made of brown, gray and
green heather worsteds, and their jaunty capes have self tics.
These at $28.50 are made of wool jersey with very short
little capes bound with bright contrasting colors.
These at $35 are severely tailored dresses made with
sleeves or without, and with large circular capes. These
come in heather brown, gray and agate. Alse in heavy
Jersey, navy and black-.
Alse at $;,." are dresses with coats of thn same worsteds.
the dresses without sleeves and severely tailored.
-The woman who buys ene of these cape dresses feels
almost as if she had two outfits instead of one they are
ra useful and adaptable.
(Tint Fleer)
Yeung Women Will Like These
New $45 Pole Coats
They arc made of a soft warm woolly coating and another
f.tyle in an all-wool chinchilla cloth. There is net "only a silk
lining but a vumfertablc interlining as well.
The tailoring is especially geed, as every young woman finds
out when the tries one of these coats en. It hangs well ever the
theuldcr and has the cellar with notched re vers which can be
worn cither high or low. Beth ctyles are belted.
Such u-rj pretty colors aB platinum gray, dust, tan and
uarh urein in sizes fourteen te twenty.
(Sfcend Fleer)
Women's Belivia Coats
Without Fur at $55
UlC woman wlin hurt furs nf hr nwn nnrl whu wmirr. an
fltrimmed coat te wear with them, and the woman who
peesn't wear furs at allbeth like this particular style.
u i a ut, varni coat, the belivia cloth is all-wool and
"UK IlllL'rl ;',f sil.n iiirnvlirterl Tins iiuvrnu.' hall, unnnsirs
II, ----I. .. . .w. II.W.I1I ..V IIM, . W1I WVrf.W ..fSfW.-.U
yne f i out eiil,, the back being quite loose with a stitched
w ana silk stitching at cither side. There is a very
aided Hare.
, ne colors arc Malay, taupe and black, and the cellar
teks well cither fiat or buttoned up closely te the threat.
(l'lmt Fleer)
Announcing the First Inexpen
sive Paris Lingerie Since
the War
1 tarn i",0in w,1 Might 'n having even their simplest under
Hii. I ' 'Utm, ,n,lflc) ""l embroidered have been waiting for just
ene i'1! cl"M1'', nir straight, with the triple scallepsand in
anj $''" cclct tlcii besides. They aic ?t.fi0, ?1.85, !J2.2j
I'W'lih T l,lMHC'' with plain -raliepj arc ?2.00; iwlrn sizc3 $2.73.
"uiw-elet design. ...,-,(! a pair.
raUinVi "'SHtgewns are in two styles, both high-necked, one of
"W heavy matcriai ut ?375t ene e f,ncr weave eL $475
"La France"
A Beautiful Toilet
Silver Made Here
French it is In the slim, grace,
ful lines and French in the dell'
cately hand-engraved decoration
of bowkneto and garlands. It is
one of the newer patterns In fine
sterling silver and it has been
greatly admired.
The entire set of fourteen
pieces may be seen in one of the
large glass cases In the Jewelry
Stere. The price is $153 or any
number et the several pieces may
be bought separately.
(Mnln fleer)
A Changeable Silk
That Has Risen
Steadily in Faver
Yeu have probably already
guesEcd that it is the quaint old
fashioned glace taffeta which has
become ence mere the silk of thn
moment for the new ruffled and
tucked frocks.
It is softer and far mero beau
tiful than the silk of ether days.
The colors arc simply wonderful
apricot, rich geld, rose, jade,
blue shading te indescribably
lovely tones. In the finer grades,
30 and 40 inches wide, the price
is ?3 and ?3.50.
(ririt fleer)
Women's Fitted
Cases at a
Modest Price
Fer $25 a woman new can get
a flne fitted traveling case in 18,
20 or 22 Inch size.
It is of black long-grain cow
hide, excellently mnde, with
strong double locks, geed handle
and lined with moire silk. The
ten practical tlttings are of white
celluloid.
(Main rioer)
Prettiest Beaded
Overbleuses Ever
Here at $10.85
And it may interest women te
knew that very many of these
beaded overbleuses arc being worn
in the afternoon with coat suits
or, in the house, with separate
skirts.
These are of O'eergelte crepe,
elaborately beaded both in the
back and front and with beaded
trimming around the neck and
three-quarter sleeves. The beads
are iridescent and 6teel beads
combined and the effect is very
brilliant.
The colors will either match or
go with most suite, navy, brown
and mehawk.
(Third Fleer)
Striped Woolen
Skirtings
$3.50 a Yard
When you consider that thn
material is 51 inches wide and
that a plain skirt can be made
with one length of it, while a
pleated skirt requires only two
lengths, you con sccj hew inex
pensive it really is.
One may have navy and pes lev
stripes, black and brown, black
and white, brown anJ tan and
navy and tan.
S3.G0 a yard.
(VlMl I loer)
Many Women Like a
Colored
Handkerchief
It is certainly proved by the
fact that se many of them arc
buying the pretty colored hand
kerchiefs at 25c each. Te be &uru
you would never guess they cost
se little.
They are all linen with either
solid color or striped centers and
plain or fancy borders. Blues,
pinks, tan, violet and green.
(Main Tloer)
White. Goods
for Lingerie
Rarrcd and striped nainsoek
and batiste, 30 and C9 inches
wide, '15c te 75c a yard.
Charmeusctte, 36 inches wide,
65i: and 90c.
Madras, 32 and S6 inches wide,
23c te 65c a yard.
(I'lMt rioer)
THE Women's Stere of
Undermuslins is allow
ing a lvcw shipment of
Philippine nightgowns unit
envelope eternises w i t h
hand embreirlrrg, priced
at $3A5 and $4 JO.
(Third J'loer)
Comfortable Knitted
Things for Children
Sweaters, sweater sets, mittens,
caps, scarfs, leggings they are
hurrying into the Children's Sten
aB fast as they can, te meet the
needs of rosy youngsters whose
parents knew there is nothing en
earth se geed for them as tum
bling around in the open air, pro
vided they are properly dressed.
There are sweaters for children
of almost till ages, from babie
te hig girls; sweater sets of cap
and sinrfs of brushed wool;
Irawcr leggings mostly white;
new white 'ilk toques among the
quantities of ether head eovci eevci
ings; and separate scarfs.
Trices start at Cec for mittens
and end at $10 for a sweater set.
(Third rioer)
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In a Piane Yeu Get
What Yeu Pay Fer
That is true a3 regards ether merchandise but it
means mero in pianos than it does in most things.
If yen buy a $5 or a $10 article that is unsatisfac
tory you de net lese a great deal. But if you get an
unsatisfactory piano 1t is a serious matter.
The "Why pay mere?" argument is as foolish te
use in selling pianos as it would be te ask a man why he
paid $16,000 for a house when he could have bought one
for $6,000.
The weeds are full of pianos at lower prices than it
is possible te make geed pianos, but it is possible te get
a thoroughly geed piano or playei'-piane at .a price
moderate enuugh te suit any reasonable person.
We should almost be willing te say that it were
better te have no piano at all than te have one that is
unworthy.
Cltickering Schemacker
Emersen HaiitC3 Bres.
Lindeman Marshall & Wendell
Brambach J. C. Campbell
and the celebrated Knabe
Here are nine makes of pianos and player-pianos
which arc famous the country ever. They are all
dependable instruments with long years of satisfactory
service behind them.
We de net say these are the only geed piane3 in
the country, but wc de say that they have no superiors
and very few equals at their respective prices.
There are low-priced pianos among them, there are
Siiedium-priced pianos and there are very fine and mere
expensive pianos among them, according as you wish te
cheese.
Any instrument in the collection may be bought en
convenient terms.
And when you get one of these piano, player-piano
or reproducing piano you have something. Yeu have
an instrument you can be proud of, and which will last
you a lifetime if fairly treated.
(Second 1'loer)
Dinner Sets New Frem France
Very Geed at $85
Te any one looking for a geed French dinner set at a
moderate price wc commend these.
They are a new arrival from a well-known Limoges
maker and arc in new floral and conventional border deco
rations with geld handles and geld edges.
One is in a tan and blue floral border effect, another
has a narrow tan band between two narrow black lines
interwoven with pink rosebuds a very geed-looking deco
ration. All are sets of 107 pieces and are as line as the money
:an buy today $85 a set.
(Vetirlh Fleer)
Oh, Such Dells!
Here surely i3 a treat for little girls!
Won't their eyes just sparkle with delight when they see
this wonderful collection of dells the world's finest dells, Ameri
can and European.
It is the finest and loveliest assemblage perhaps ever cer
tainly the ilncst and loveliest in years.
Here arc jointed dells with bisque heads, moving eyes, cun
ning eyelashes, dear little heads of hair (we hate te say wigs)
and they are at pre-war prices from $2 for the 15-inch sire te
!?3 ler the 26-inch size.
Dellic3 with bodies of real kid, bisque heads, eyes that can
epf n and clete and lovely eyelabhe., at $1.00 for the 1 1-inch size
te ?5 ier one 24 inches tall.
And then there are the wonderful walking, talking, life-like,
life-sire dellf ever which little girls beceme enraptured, because
they see in them the glorious dells they dream of.
(("icutli I'loer)
Honfleur Toilet Specials
Are Here Again!
Toe long intervals between the times of these little
sales is what some women say. Other women buy eneueh
te last ever till next time.
Extracts, 1'Empirc, Rese and Violet, 00c a buttle.
Toilet water, 1'Empire, Violet and Bouquet d'Amour, 50c
and 85c a bottle.
Lilac Vegetal, 75c a bottle. Wistaria Vegetal, 75c a
bottle.
Cleansing cream, Skin cream and Youth and Bcautv
cream, each 40c a jar.
Violet ammonia, 20c and 110c a bottle.
Bay rum, 85c and $1.65 a bottle.
Witch hazel, :5e and 65c a bottle.
Bath erjbtal, violet, rose or verbena. 50c and 85c a
bottle.
Metal compact lace powders, white, natural, raehcl and
reu ye, 7ec a beN.
Face powders, 1'Empirc, rose and. violet, 35c a box.
Talcum powder, 10c a can.
(WMt Al.U)
Hew Many Heavy-Weight Winter
Overcoats Will Philadelphia Need
These Next
Few Weeks?
Remember that last Winter
and the Winter before overcoats
were veiy dear. Thousands of
men made their old coats serve
them through and saved money.
This Winter's overcoats are
reasonably priced. They average
about $20 less than last year.
Se there will be a geed many
thousands of men seeking new
overcoats very seen new. Per
haps as many as 100,000.
Who will sell these overcoats?
Geed clothiers will sell some
of them, and clothiers net se geed
will sell the rest of them by
their own methods.
Men who understand the
value of overcoat qualities will
be careful te get the all-wool,
hand-tailored kind.
Men who want that kind will
find them at Wanamaker's, where
no ether kind is sold.
We have them ready new,
splendid, heavy, storm - defying
overcoats, starting at $35.
(Third Fleer)
Men's
Stout Winter Shoes
w? 9r
Londen Overcoats
Were Just in Time
(In the Londen Shep)
Coats in light and medium weights and
ulster models from a famous maker.
Plenty of the tingle-breasted Aintrcea
among the top coats and this straight-shoulder
style, -with it3 comfort, its freedom and its
smai-tness is best liked of all.
Fer these who like raglan coats, there 1
the Conduit.
In the medium and hcay weight coats
there arc both single and double breasted
styles, many belted.
Materials arc Saxony cloths, Shetlands,
cheviets, West of England coverts and llceces,
in browns, greens, grays, heather mixtures
and plain blue.
Prices are $55 te $100.
(The Gallery)
Special at $6.75
There are five styles of these shoes, all
made by a noted maker of U. S. Army shoes
and sure te give wonderful service.
Three bluchers, in black and brown calf
skin and black kidskin, and two straight-lace
styles' in black calfskin and kidskin.
All have extra-heavy soles and are splen
did shoes for men who are much outdoors.
All sizes in the let.
(Main rioer)
Men's Warm Pajamas
of English Flannel
We have just get in some fine pajamas
for men. They are of English flannel, in
attractive stripes, and have little turndown
cellars. Seft and warm for Winter nights.
Price $10.
Uemct flannel pajamas are $2 te $3.75.
Demet flannel night shirts, $1.65 te $2.50.
(Main rioer)
"Furniture of the
Pilgrim Century"
By Wallace Nutting
A beautifully printed book with
a thousand illustrations from
photographs made by the author.
The price is $15.
(Main Fleer)
Yeu Can Play These
Dance Records en
Any Phonograph
2137 -Yoe-HooFox Tret. . . .83c
Secend-Hand Rese
2138- noFex Tret 85c
Sweet Man e'Minc
2143 Sweet Lady Fex Tret, S5c
Bimini Bay
1421 Canadian Capers Fex
Tret SOc
Dixie
5065 Ma Fex Tret $1
Wabash Blues
5060 My Sunny Tennessee
Fex Tret ?1
"Why, Dear?
(Second Fleer)
Hunters Need a License and a
Wanamaker Gun
With the gun under their arm and the license en the back of
their coat where it must be displayed this year they will be all
tet for the hunting season which opens in this State next Tuesday.
Licenses may be procured at the City Hall or at any county
icat.
Guns, rifles' and ammunition may be bett procured at
Wanareakers.
Single and double barrel shotguns of celebrated makes, .$13
te $750.
Remington, Winchester, Mauser and Savage rifles, for big
game, $33 te $85.
Shells in all gauges and leads.
Rainproof hunting clothing for men and women.
(The OaUery)
Time That Children
Had Warm Gloves
Capcskins, one-clasp, tan or
brown, $2.15 te $2.50 a pair.
Mechas, one-clasp, tan or
brown, $1.75 te $2 a pair.
Woolen gloves from 75c for
Scotch knitted ones up te ?1.T5
a pair for heavy gloves, wool
interlined.
Beys' gauntlet.", lleccc-lmed,
tan, brown and black, SI. 25 a
pair.
(Main Fleer)
Yeu Should See These
Beys' Overcoats
They arc a wonderful collection, finer in fabrics and in
tailoring than any we have had in years, and a great deal
lower in price.
One of the notable things about the stock is that tlic
coats are uniformly geed geed without exception, geed at
every price, from the lowest priced at $16.50 tu the finest
at fjMe.
This means that if you want the best overcoat for your
boy you can find it here without a process of elimination
you don't have te sort it out from a let of inferior ones.
We have done the sorting out beforehand, with the result
that cery coat shown is the best at its price, and all you have have
te de is pick out the size and style your boy needs.
Sizes for boys of 3 te 18 yearn.
(Second fleer
The Best Six Grades of White
Blankets Made in America
Thty are hore at prices ranging from $M te $30 a pair for single-bed size-
trem 16 te tfe a pair for double-bed size and from ?20 te &Q a pair fe? extra-large
All of these blankets arc woven of all-Calilernia yoel, and the prices varv
according te the grade of wool used and the finishing and binding of each blanket
ti K. "-yite, ethers bordered with row. pink, blue, lavender or yellow
some aTKXTStS ' B0,'Ptte' ' "" f "
dcsiredA11 al' l'Ut bPparutely 50 tlmt i'eu Uit' lc individual blanket or the pair, an
Lyu V"1, S011K! of the six best grades of white blankets made in America
these are absolutely unsurpassed for warmth, service and sightliness Amtnca,
(BUt XlAMT)
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