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Tomorrow the Great Yearly Sale of Yeung Women s tine
Dresses and Winter Topcoats
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2260 Garments at Savings of
What De YGii Think of the
Times? Is a Question
I am personally asked and by letter or telegram
a dozen times a day.
The answer' is that the times are slowly
t bettering, but the biggest help must come from
the TJnJted States Government in taking off
taxes by stamps and otherwise.
j The Secretaries of the Cabinet are the
heads of the administration of the Government
s business and they should set the example of
cutting down expenses; by lengthening the
hours te de the work with less people, if the way
Is net clear td reduce war wages and te keep all
people employed for short hours.
Merchandise will be cheaper when work-
1 people produce mere every day. Probably net
any ei us jusi new are aemg our Dest. some
people in all cities are waiting patiently,
smothering their, wants, and keeping their
money for lower prices.
jfamafe
, ISigned
; tfevtmbcr i, JS21.
P ; S. We have never liked te put all
1 Philadelphia into a position before the
world that our people are unable te pay
cash for give-away presents, but be assured
we will be liberal and obliging te all who
desire us se te be.
Fur Cellars and Scarfs
A geed many women like a neck fur which serves as a cellar te a
ejeth coat, and at the same time is separate from it. Fer tomorrow the
Far Salen has n geed many pieces suitable for that purpose. Fer
initance, there arc some beautiful and massive shawl cellars of skunk
-perhaps half a dozen styles between $30 and $90, which are very
rich snd delightful.
Then there are glossy black lynx cellars at $35 te $90.
Beaver cellars curved, straight and muffler styles $05 te $105.
Other furs in such ce'lar shanes are natural squirrel, mole, opossum,
Hudsen seal (dyed muBkrnt) and raccoon.
(Second Fleer)
New Hats of Duvetyn and
Velvet at $10
If any one has net her Winter hat, te-morrow will be a geed day te
cheese it. Among the many new hats thronging into the salons are
some pretty ones of duvetyn and velvet, especially prepared for the
woman who wants a geed-looking hat at $10 and thereabouts. The
dnvetynF are small shapes and many colors; and the velvets are large
ind feather trimmed. Beth are unusual values.
In the children's salons many of the prettiest lintn have been
marked te lower prices. Here is a large collection of admirable school
and dress hats for young people of every age.
(Second Fleer)
400 Trimmed Hats of Fine Felt, Special at $2
Seft, jaunty little hats of fine felt. Most of them are worth far
mere than $2 with no trimming at all. Black, brown, navy blue,
lesna, caster and sand color. Trimmed with quills, wings, pheasant
tails snd ether fancies.. Ready tomorrow morning.
, (West .Mile)
Women's Practical
"Everyday Frecks
Three groups of dresses which are particularly Interesting,
fcelh en account of their usefulness and their inexpensivencss.
These at $10 include dresses of jersey and tricetinc, the latter
leevelees.
These at $15 form a very interesting miscellany, Including
models carried out in flannel, in jersey, in jersey with leather
trimmings and in crepe de chine; and the three-piece cestume
consisting of the fashionable cape and dress. "
Theso at $25 are tricetine in navy, brown and black, and
in eight different medels, some with circular skirts and some
beaded. This is a particularly Interesting group, the present
price meaning a saving of something like $15.
(Flrnt Fleer)
Women's Fur-Trimmed Coats
at $47.50, $57.50 and $60
. Very decidedly "specials" and 6uch geed values that we think
""y arc the prcttiesjt fur-trimmed coats at these prices we have had
r a long time past.
All three styles were made up te our order by a manufacturer1
no doesn't knew hew te make anything but the finest coats, hence the
Mautiful silky finished belivin cloths in two of the styles and the
wcel ent all-wool velour in the ether.
n, ,no ,ene at $47.30 has a large round cape cellar of dyed ceney fur.
'y,nt $B7.60 has a long pointed shawl cellar of raccen, and the $60
t has a cellar of dyed ceney and embroidered panels. The luttcr ia
wool velour.
All are entirely silk lined and also interlined.
(FIrit Fleer)
Geld -Mounted Handbags
for $3.50!
bav amiest te0' Beed te be true, but it iu true. These bags
Jti.e. ne.rs ' 14-kt. geld and are square envelope shapes of block
Polished pin seal.
in. ,'a DaKS of black long-grain seal and black and navy moire
kve "!,..dJ,nty flat shapes with single-strap wrist handle. These
"ye gilt flexible clips en the edges,
"eth extraordinary values.
(Main Fleer)
A New Buckled Walking Shee
for Women
ttirff? tyk patent leather, with three straps, each fattening in the
eX eith .u Bmalt Gilt buckle. Rounded tee, military heel and wcltc 1
fWfcj rriced $12.
Jteuvi'V1 lether pumps or dancing slippers for girls, with nearly
SHI. i ,est and low bd ecl, are $5.50 for utecB HVi te 2, and
JW ies 2 te 7.
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Frem 20 te 50 Per Cent
First, and before everything, every dress and every coat in this Sale is of
regular high-grade Wanamaker quality, up te the famous standard of our Yeung
Women's Fashion Stere. The materials are geed, trie making is superior, the fash
ions are beyond criticism.
As te prices,. there is net a garment in the collection that is net marked at
least 20 per cent below this season's most moderate figures, many at 33V3 below,
and numbers at a clear saving of-50 per cent.
Judge for yourself if it will be worth while te be en hand early tomorrow! .
There Are 1Q75 Egresses at
$8.50 te $35
A Few of the
Dresses
At $20
A dark blue tricetinc street
dress with cellar, rovers and
trimming of cherry red duve
tyn and ball buttons of cherry-nnd-blue
from cellar te hem.
A straight-line dress of fine
checked velveteen in bluc-and-black.
A brewji silk crepe frock
with moire ribbon loop trim
ming. At $28
A gown of black silk crepe
with sleeves and panel linings
of emerald chiffon and garnl garnl
ture of gray fur.
A seutache-braided coat
dress of dark blue tricetinc
with metal girdle.
A black Canten crepe frock,
the wide sleeves and side pan
els of henna crepe almost cov
ered with black silk braiding.
A black velvet brocade and
crepe gown with black jet
girdle.
A dark blue Peiret twill
dress with self-loop trimming,
the little red duvetyn waist
coat matched by a red link
girdle.
A black Canten crepe gown
with little shoulder cope of
deep chenille fringe and fringe
garniture.
At $36
A draped afternoon gown of
dark blue Can,ten crepe with
long Cheruit sleeves entirely
of silk fringe and girdle orna
ments in jadc-and-ceral effect.
A dark blue Georgette din
ner dress with sunburst sapphire-blue
beading.
A straight-line gown of
heavy blue Russian crepe,
faced with emerald chiffon and
elaborately beaded all ever in
blue and green.
An evening dress of fuchsia
chiffon eversilvcr, girdled with
velvet fuchsias.
(Hccend Fleer)
Women's Sports Skirts
Specials at $9.75
The new striped effect, which
may or may net be plaids, but the
pleating makes them appear as
fancy stripes.
They are a fine all-wool pru
nella, pleated all around and
stitched closely ever the hips.
Such skirts usually sell in our
own stock for twice as much and
mere.
(Flrat Fleer)
Yeung Felks' Warm
Knitted Sweaters
They start with cozy little
sweaters of white, pink or blue
wool for year-old babies, and in
crease in size and variety te in in
clude almost every kind of
sweater wem by young folks up
te 16 years. There are tan,
brown, peacock, cardinal, navy
and heather mixtures, of light
weight or heavy wool, with every
variety of cellar. And the prices
are $3.25 te $11.50.
Knitted caps and toques are 75c
te $2. Knitted leggings, $1 te
$2.75. Mittens, 05c te $1.
(Third Fleer)
Geed Warm AllWoel
Blankets, $10, $12 and
$15 a Pair
White with pink or blue bor
ders, gray with pink or blue bor
ders and red with b'ack borders.
Single-bed Blze 60x80, weight i
lbs., $10 a pair.
Deuble size 72x82, weight E
lbs., $12 a pair.
We also have the gray in extra
large size 70x84, weight C lbs., at
$15 a pair.
(Sixth Fleer)
Gingham Plaid Ribbon
Speial, 35c a Yard
Particularly nice for hair bows
and in just the right width, five
inches. It is a geed quality silk
taffeta and comes in many and
very attractive colored plaids.
(Mala Fleer)
including simple and correct models for morning, street, shopping and school
wear; delightful afternoon and occasion gowns of beautiful materials, and
fascinating dinner, dance and evening dresses. All are in 14 te 20 year sizes.
The following detail gives an idea of their quality:
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400 All-Weel Jersey Dresses
at $8.50 and $9.50
Dresses we regularly sell at $6 and $5
mere. Firm, all-wool jersey, in navy blue,
black, brown, reindeer or henna. The
$8.50 frock is a one-piece model, gathered
ever the hips, with girlish Peter Pan cel'ar
and cuffs of white kid, kid-piped pockets
and narrow tie sash. The $9.50 dress is
a two-piece model with full-pleated skirt,
Russian overbleuse and white linen cellar
and cuffs.'
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bound with ribbon and finished with little
bows, and the long, narrow sash also of
l-ibben. We regularly sell this at $8.50
mere.
200 Street and Afternoon
Dresses at $20
200 Tricetine Dresses at
$13.50 and $16.50
At $13.50 is our regular tricetine
"Annette" model, ordinarily sold for double
this price. It is a well-tai ered ere-piece
dress of fine navy blue or b'ack tricetine,
with narrow tie sash and white kid cellar
and cuffs.
At $16.50 is our popular "Diana"
bloused model, in fine navy or brown trico trice
tine, the pretty cellar and short sleeves
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One, two and three of a kind, and of
a quality from $5 te $15 above the sale
price. They are tricetine, velveteen and
Canten crepes, in b'ue, black and brown,
and in charming styles.
275 Day and Evening Dresses '
at $28 and $35
Here are the most remarkable values of
the sale. Beautiful and individual after
noon gowns of silk crepe and satin, hand
somely beaded Geergettes, fine velvets,
smartly tailored tricetines and Peiret
twills of very fine quality; and chiffon din
ner dresses in high colors. They are all
beautifully fashioned, and many duplicate
our regular dresses at twice these prices.
The 1085 Winter Topcoats
at $20 te $195
include practical everyday coats and luxurious coats with finest fur trimmings.
Unless otherwise stated, their sizes are 14 te 20.
40 Luxurious "Sample" Coats
330 Coats at $20 and $35
Belivias and all-wool heather mixtures,
in brown, navy, reindeer and Sorrento blue.
A dozen models. Seme of the $20 coats
have beaverette cellars. These at $35 are
satin lined throughout and have cellars of
beaverette, wolf and a few of squirrel.
250 Coats at $48
Wonderful values here. Fine belivias,
duvetyns and chinchillas in black and street
colors, beautifully lined and many finished
with cellars of beaver, mole, nutria and
Australian opossum.
300 Fine Coats at $65 and $85
Beautiful belivias in black and Byzan
tine red, navy, brown, Sorrento, rein
deer, copper, rust and ether shades. Ail
finely made, luxuriously lined and finished
with cellars and cuffs of black or gray wolf,
opossum, nutria or beaver. Fer many of
them the price would ordinarily be above
three figures.
$95 te $195
These are the finest kind of fur-trimmed
topcoats, in exquisite materials and colors,
each different, each priced far below
regular.
165 "Junier" Coats at $32.50
and $42.50
These at $32.50 are in sizes 6 te 14,
and are splendid chinchilla coats in navy,
reindeer and brown, lined and interlined
and with great shawl cellars of raccoon fur.
These at $42.50 are 12 te 16 year sizes,
and are of soft, warm sports cloth in the
natural camel's-hair color, with beautifully
blended nutria fur cellars. Silk lined
throughout and madfe in a raglan-shoulder
belted slip-en model.
100 "Sample" Skirts at $8
Velours sergep and soft worsteds in
smart checked and striped effects. All
pleated. All made te sell at double and
mere. ,31 te 36 inch lengths and 25 te 30
inch waistbands'.
All ready at, 9 o'clock in the morning, with
plenty of extra salespeople te help you.
(Second Fleer)
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Bring the Children te See It! S
The largest,, brightest, most comfortable,
most interesting and safest Christmas Tey Stere
in all the world. A joy te the children and a
delight te their elders.
Acres of toys, the most wonderful that have
ever been made.
(SfTrnlli Fleer)
Beeks for Yenng People
"Betty Barker." by Janet
Themas Van Osdel, 31.50.
"Favorite French Fairy Tales."
$2.50.
"Black-EyexJ Susan," by Ethel
Calvert Philipps, $1.50.
"Russian Fairy Talea," by R.
Nisbet Bain, $2. Illustrated by
Neel L. Nibbet. y
"The Silver Bear," by Edna A.
Brown, 51.50.
"The Puritan Twins," by Lucy
Fitch Perkins, $1.75.
"Everj child," by Leuis Dedge,
$u.
"Lerna Deene," by R. D. Black Black
mere, illustrated in color by
Hareld Brett, $3.50.
"The Royal Boek of Oz," by
L. Frank Baum, pictures by Jehn
R. Ncill, $2.
"Billy Whiskers in the Meies,"
by Frances Trego Montgomery,
$1.5
M01d-Time Stories," by Chur'ea
Perrault, illustrated by W. Heath
Robinson, $5. Altogether a beau
tiful book.
"Down the River With the
Teenie Weenies," by W. M. Dona Dena
hey, $2.
"The Teenie Weenie Man's
Mether Geese," illustrated by
Wm. Denahey, $2.
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Men 's Overcoats of a
Superfine Class
In our Men's Clothing Stere we are showing a let
of overcoats which anybody can see are of the finest
kind, and yet te call them just the finest doesn't seem te
de them" full justice.
Te "realize it you need only feel of the goods and
leek at the making.
These are fabrics of superb texture, rare warmth,
unsurpassed refinement of appearance.
'' The making and the silk shoulder linings and the
finely harfd-finished seams are all in keeping with the
cloths, and that is sufficient.
Ulster models, belted and unbelted, plain or raglan
shoulders, all with backs in the smart-looking, fancy
color effects. '
Fer coats of this superfine class the prices couldn't Z
regularly be less $80 te $100. j
Unlimited choice of ether geed, reliable, fashion-
ably made overcoats at ?30 te $75.
(Third Fleer)
Men's Redleaf Londen
Derbies Are Here
Newest arrivals in the Men's Hat Stere are the Redleaf
derby hats for this Fall and Winter.
These hundseme hats are a little squarer en top than ethers,
giving them a neat, trim appearance.
And their black is very, ery black.
Price, $S.
(Main Fleer)
Men'si Imported Madras
Shirts for Less
We have taken several groups of men's very fine madras
shirts and lowered the price en nil te $3.50 each.
Foremost among them are shirts of beautiful Scotch and
Eng'ish madrases, with either soft or starched cuffs, as you
prefer.
Then there are starched cuff shirts of fine woven madras in
stnpea und small check designs.
An uncommon collection of shirts at $3.50.
(Main Fleer)
Men's Warm Winter Gloves
Mecha, one clasp, fine Arabian skins, gray, $5 a pair.
. Wash leather, der finish, natural color, 3 a pair.
Capcskin, tan or brown, one clasp, $3.75 and $4 a pair.
Fine English capeskins, one button, hand sewn, tan. $1.50
a pair.
trench suede, washable, one button, gray, $5 a pair.
Strap capeskins, tan or black, $3.50 a pair. Or extr
r-ngnsn capesKins, nana sewn, tan, $5
(Main Fleer)
pair.
extra heavy
These Are Handkerchiefs
te a Man's Fancy
, They are a smoetl nice quality pure Irish linen of geed
sue and with narrow hems, and they have the long embroidered
initial that men like se much.
Attractively put up m gift form, six te a box, for $3 a box.
which is a most unusuall moderate price.
(et AUIr)
Men's Underwear at
a Halved Pjice
Fine wool and cotton mixed shirts and drawers in gray. A
geed medium weight, nice and waun, but net tee heavj, and
well made.
Shirts in sizes 34 te 50, drawers in sizes 30 te 50.
?1.7e a garment, which is half the regular price.
(Main fleer)
Men's Silk Half Hese
"Seconds" at 65c
B.taiSt"f1SJe!,Cd SUk BCkB that WUld be half 3 much
In black and shoe colere, and all sizes.
(Muln Fleer)
Men's Shoes at $6.75 Which
Are Built for Service
They are from a noted maker of L S. Army sheea ami fm.
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