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vEVBNING PUBLIC LEDaBRr-PJETILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER , 1921'
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Band lit 9; Organ at 11
and 5:20
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WANAMAKEF 'S Stere Opens at 9 WANAMAKER'S Stere Closes at 5:30 WANAMAKER'S
' WEATHER
Fair
Just Setting Ferth the Plain Facts A bout Geed Merchandise
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We Are Greatly Enjoying
Our Business
because we are keeping along in the path in
which we started, doing the same thing we
have been doing for sixty jrears. We are mere
determined than ever te keep straight en, in
spite of everything that ethers may say or de.
We will secure the best goods that we can
find for the people who knew hew te spend
their money te the best advantage, and who
knew, also, that we sell what we have for the
least money that we can afford; and if they
knew hew little it was, they would be greatly
satisfied.
Were these times ten times as blue as they
are, we are net inclined te be pessimistic, even
one per cent, because, say what you will; the
times here and there, today and tomorrow,
and all along, will gradually get better.
We are net coaxing people by all sorts of
bargains te buy our goods. We only let them
knew that they are here when they want them.
We shall net make any bargains nor urgences
te get people te buy this month or any month.
We are simply here te serve them when they
want te be served.
We have a store big enough and roomy
enough and stocks full enough se that we de
net have te try te rush people here, nor make
baits for early, hurried shopping.
Who knows what the price of merchandise
will be in January? We would net like te rush
people te buy, as no one is able te make a
forecast of the next three months.
Signed
Neif'ibft
ID.' I
Yeung Women's Fine Winter
Topcoats at Annual Sale Prices
This encc-u-yenr sale of fine Winter topcoats continues Mon
day in the Yeung: Women's Stere.
It includes values which we may net be able te duplicate
Inter.
Coats at $20. ?35, $-18, SG5, 585, 596 and up te $195, each gar
ment of extraordinary quality for its price.
Frem ?35 up they arc finely silk-and-satin lined, and in
nearly every instance have cellars of geed fur. and some of them
fur cuffs.
The furs include beaver, mole, nutria, wolf, opossum, squirrel
and beaverctte.
They are of all the season's new materials in all the new.
styles aiid in all the geed colors. They are beautifully tailored
and finished.
And te sell them at the prices murked en them today would
be totally impossible but for the co-operation of our geed eoat eeat
makcrs, who worked with us te make this November Sale an un
precedented event.
Fer any one weaiint: 14 te 20 year sizes, it h certainly , the
coat opportunity of the Winter.
(.Second I'loer)
Whoever Wants Geed Silks
Can Find Them Here
There is never any question ns te the quality, for wc only sell silks
of the better grades, never "seconds." Every wemun knows that she
can rely en the silks the buys nt Wnnamaker's.
As an instance, there is a certain fine crepe dc chine, the first
quality, 40 inches wide at $2 a yard. It is an excellent value and if
here in jnde, oriole, henna, almond, tomato, navy, black, white and
many ether colerB.
There ia a still better, heavier quality nt ?2.50 a yard and a still
Ancr ene nt $3. There are nil the geed shades in each one.
rirt I'loer)
Gorgeous Fur-Cellared Coats
Introduce the Larger Armhole
If sleeves in dicsEcs are growing larger, then it behoecs
cent sleeves te fellow suit.
Yeu will find this larger sleeve in every one of a half dozen
beautiful new styles in belivia, silk-and-wool duvetyn and panne
velvet coats. The nrmhole is se enormous it extends from well
up te the cellar down almost te the waist. It is very graceful
nd changes a coat almost into a wrap.
The lowliest furs you can think of are found en these coats
In the form of huge cellars and deep wide cuffs beaver, of course,
wolf, dyed squirrel and cat lynx. With these soft-pile cealings,
furs, silk linings and intcrhnings, them cenn are comfortably
warm in the coldest wcathiir.
They are all marked ?250.
(I'irst I
Women's Duplex Gloves in
Geed American Quality
Tt lu come te pass that American duplc gloves are the bcit made,
"" best qui.lity material and the best cut. Many women have already
und this out.
I'ennr of double thickness, they are warm enough for almost any
feathrr, they wear very well and wash well in cold water. Alse they
'wk like n skin kIove en the hand.
h fv flu&p; black, white, tan, beaver, pongee, mode and gray; $1.1)5
tL Klrni 'wist in black, white, pongee, mode, brevwi, gray and tan,
'"rep-butten-leiigth, ?J.e0 a pair; tive-butten-Jength, $1.85 a pair.
ti.I.'"i1,r "'""S'lnotniie Kiewa in white, eight-button length, $2 a pair;
R60 a . in len.Ktll S--''5 nml 2.7H u pair; sixtecn-butten length,
(Uklr. Fleer)
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There must be a hat
for the tailored street
attire; another for after
noon gowns; for restau
rant wear another; for
country tweeds- another.
And if the purse per
mits a hat for every
mood as well.
The most charming
examples of millinery for
every mode and every
mood will be found in the
Wanamaker Salens.
Seme particularly effec
tive hats for afternoon
and restaurant wear,
fashioned of black lace,
lace and silver, and lace
with a glint of geld,
appear today.
Priced from $25 up
ward. C'ecenU
New Paris Girdles
Shew Hew Fashion Points
Fer they arc decidedly me
dieval in appcarance and they
are clearly meant te be worn with
the moyen-age gowns with their
leng-wnisted line.
In many respects they are tlu
oddest and most fascinating
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Women's Coats of the
Hardy Fws
bv geed leeks and wearing
qualities there is hardly any
thing better than the tawny
raccoon coats big rippling
affairs with the coziest of big
cellars. These are priced nt
$225 te $400. according te the
length of the coat and the
quality of the fur.
A leopard-skin coat with
beaver cellar and cuffs is $375.
A jaunty little lcepnrd
jacket has heavy border, cuffs
and cellar of nutria; price
?200.
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Women's Fur-Cleth Gowns
Nothing richer or mere novel can be imagined for the warmer
November days when a fur neckpiece is all the outer wrap necessary.
The gowns or coat dresses arc in two models, ene entirely of the fur
:leth, with heavy braid decoration and side rioting from shoulder te
feet, and ene with a geed deal of plain cloth in its skirt, and the
oddest and most interesting of sleeves.
Each model comes in brown and
Il'lfit
Sandals te Wear
With the Fine
Afternoon Gewn
Skirts may talk of descending
te cover mere of the stocking
above. Dut slippers are deter
mined te reveal my lady's silk
hosiery down te its very sole.
Witness the smartest afternoon
sandals, which arc cut away until
there is net much left of them but
sole and heel nnd tee. Ver the
rest, it is all coquettish strap
pings across instep and ankle.
We have these pretty openwork
sandals in black patent leather,
black satin, black suede and suede
with patent leather trimming.
They are all copied from French
.-nndals and have rounded tees,
.short vamps and high Leuis ei
.Spanish heels.
Priced $1(J te $22, in the Little
Heet Shep.
(intil I'loer)
Pretty Tunic
Blouses New and
Specially Priced
One is a geed-looking crepe de
chine, navy or black, with round
neck, kimono sleeves nnd trimmed
with silk braid. It is only ?e.75.
Anether style in the same col
ors of crepe dc chine has picket
fence trimming or plain braid and
n an especially attractive blouse
for $9.75.
Still n third is of Canten crep
in black only, with a steel bead
edging around neck and sleeves
and down the idcs. This e.ne U
SI 5.
I Ihlrll I lenrl
A Bit of Geed
Corset News
Broken si.(v of sumo of our
best makes have had prices low
ered. Fur instance
L. It. ceisets some front lace
- are $5.
Letitia cerstti aic $-'.50 and
VJ.50.
Other Letitiaj arc SO te $1!!.
Urassiere arc 00c te .?,'!. 50.
And ether brassieres arc $1.
A word te the wise I
Weman s Mat
fleer)
girdles Paris has ever sent. They
are heavily beaded, quite wide in
the back and usually they fasten
at the side or directly in front
with a long end and tassel. Very
often there i3 only one of each
color. S7 te ?22 are the prices.
I'loer)
Coats entirely of Australian
opossum are S325 and $400
take the place of gray squirrel
in the color scheme, but urc
much warnnr.
A coat of natural-colored
and benutifully marked musk
rat fur is $175. and another of
the same fur with tuxedo col cel
lar is $245.
Dyed marmot ce.'.ts trimmed
with beaver, raccoon and Aus
tralian opossum nre $135 te
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Vleuri
black.
I'loer)
One is $G7.eO and one $7.Y
Loek for Gifts of Luggage
With Prices Down Again
It is already apparent that mere luggage will be given tr-n
Christmas than for years past. Se many people arc inspecting
the luggage and se pleased are they with the deflation of prices.
Fer luggage prices are much lets than they were lntt year
nnd the luggage itself is finer.
Yeu can get a geed cowhide traveling bag new for $8.7S,
Or a sturdy cowhide suit case for $10.
If you want fitted luggage and this type is mere called for
every day you can get a fitted case for $25.
Then there nre oxford bags, overnight bags, kit bags, port
manteaux, plain and extension suit cases. Of cowhide in black,
pigskin "' nnd brWn' blnek scal and nntural
and two-color celluloid; of ebony, ivory nnd sterling silver.
.,;"'; .". "' me luggage tlie higher its price, but the
eat majority is very medcratelv priced.
rret
(Stain
White Madras
for Men's Shirts
ii well as for women's and elm
drcn's wear, has lately coma in
at the new lower prices 75c nnd
U0c a yard.
Tills includes several designs
plaids, stripes and figures.
(I'lret I'loer)
Sports Scarfs
Frem Four
Countries
England, Scotland and
Switzuilnnd have sent us some
of their smartest sports
(cart's, and with them we
show the best scarfs of Ameri
can make.
Wlu.t could he finer or jaun
tier than these all-silk knitted
or woven scarfs in beautiful
colorings, plain, plnidcd and
striped? Many are from
Switzerland -- where they de
understand outdoor sports.
Prices are ?15 te $20.
Seft, fine cashmcre scarfs
from Scotland, made of the
finest wool, in the prettiest
colors, are ?8.
Warmest and softest of all
nn the big brushed-wool
scarfs, Lnglith and domestic,
nt $2e() te $13.50. Every
color.
(Mnln I'loer)
A Waterlily or a
Vanity Bag?
The "Waterlily" is the newest
evening bag from Londen. Sus
pended from the arm by its long
handle, it leeks like n charming
flower swung en n ribbon.
The frame Is ivory. The many many
petalcd bag is of brecade in rosc-nnd-geld,
bluc-nnd-geld, black-nnd-geld,
wistarln-and-geld.
It is exquisitely finished in3ide,
carries a little mirror and what
ever else its wearer likes.
The price is ?25.
(Mnln I'loer)
Light-Cut Glassware Clearaway
at Half and Less
Glassware of geed quality in appealing patterns well
executed.
The prices were already low, but we have cut them te
half and less in order te make a general clearance.
At these figures the pieces are lower than plain, ordi
nary uncut glass.
Water tumblers, 10c, 12c, 15c.
30c each.
Iced tea tumblers, 15c, 20c, 30c
each.
Iced tea tumblers with handles,
35c and 40c each.
'Sherbet glasses, 25c te 50c
each.
Cafe pnrfait, 35c each.
Custard cups with handles, 25c
each.
Marmalade jars, 50c each.
Water jugs, 50c, $1, Sl.25 and
$1.50 each.
(Tenrth
New Irish Table Linen
at Lewer Prices
Here are fresh, new. tabic lin
ens of sterling quality that carry
the advantage of a substantial
lowering of prices.
Twe lets arc included, both
heavy, full bleached nnd of pine
flax.
And in each there is a choice
of five patterns.
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The Thanksgiving Turkey Will
Thank Yeu for Geed Carvers
Mag-handle carvers are pre
IVrred by most people for tin1
steady grip they afford the hand.
There is nothing better made than
geed American steel blades.
Thrse carving sets nre all of
this nnd mere; in addition they
have sterling silver ferrules and
some have stainless steel blades.
Five-piece carvers from $11 te
327 n set.
Mnln
Tloer)
These Are Winter
Coatings Many
Women Are
Cheesing-
Iho reason i.- net haul te seek.
they are the most fashionable
weaves and they are found in the
loveliest coats and wraps of this
season.
Belivias (which urc the favor
ites) from $G te $12 a yard.
Duvctyns. all-wool and tilk-and-woel,
$7 te S14 a yard.
Velours, in many colors, $2 te
$4 a yard.
Camcl's-hau- velour, $( a yard.
Chinchilla, 55 te ?9 a yard.
Pole centinir. S3.50 n vnnl.
Mixed-effect coatings, all-wool,
?2
v ie ?;i.iu a yard.
(Vlru fleer i
Women's Union
Suits Special at $1
Hrst-gradc goods of medium
bright cotton and ordinarily a
half mere. Txtra .sizes, $1.15.
Lew neck, sleeveless stjle, knee
or nnklr length, and bodico-tep
style with ribbon straps, also knee
or ankle length.
ll'lrnt 1 loer)
Bcdscts
Ceverlid and bolster cover of
a crinkly cloth, which washes
easily and needs no ironing
ceme in ecru, in ecru and resn
and ecru and blue. Scalloped
edges and cut-out corners nre the
rule, and the bets in single bed
sizes are $15: in double hed
Mere New
Beeks
"The Council of Seven," by
J. C. Snaith; price $2.
"Smiling Pass," by Eliet II.
Robinson; price $1.90. A se
quel te "Smiles, A Rese of
the Cumbcrlands."
"The Gay Cockade," by
Tcmple Bailey; $2.
"The Briary Bush," by
Floyd Dell; $2.50.
"Wandering Fires," by Delf
Wyllardc; ?2.
"neggar's Geld," by Ernest
Peele; $2.
(Main fleer)
Covered jugs, 00c, ?1.2u and
$1.50 each.
Covered bonbon dishes, high
and low footed, 7uc, $1, $1.25,
51.50 and ?1.7e.
Uncovered, bonbon dishes, high
and low footed, 45c, 60c, 75c and
?1 each.
Candy jars, half-pound size, $1;
pound size, $1.25 each.
Vinegar or oil cruets, 75c and
$1 each.
Sugar and cream sets, 50c, SI,
$1.25 and $1.50 each.
VaEOP, 12-mch size, 32 each.
Doer)
One grade, 68 inches wide, is
priced at $3 a yard.
The ether a heavier, finer
double dnninsk, is marked $4.50
a yard.
These arc linens of the practi
cal, geed-looking kind with serv
ice in every yam et them.
Tloer)
Three-piece carvers from $7 te
S21 a set.
Twe-piece carvers from $5.50
te $10 a set.
Twe-piece game carwrs, 5.50
te $8.50 a set.
Stainless steel carvers, three
piece sets, $10.60. Twe-piece sets.
$7.50.
Fleer)
French Colored
Handkerchiefs for
Women, 50c
Just arrived and the first time
we have ever had these pretty
I-rcnch handkerchiefs te sell for
be little.
Ne need te tell any woman who
likes them herself hew much
some ether woman would like
them as a gift. They an in all
thr- geed sports colors, some with
colored, ethers with white center
and all have fancy colored bor
ders. A colored initial makes them
all the mere welcome and new i.
s the time te have the embreiderv
done. 10c for a plain Meck letter.
iMulu fleer)
Inexpensive Laces
Cotten torchen and Cluny lace
for trimming scarfs, curtains
draperies and undermuslius
prices, 3c te 25c a vard. Filet
crochet for camisoles, 5c and 10c
:t yard.
Satin-finished radium and nov
elty allover lacus will be found
en the same counter at $1 te ?2.5n
a :ard, black, navy and brown
MVit UI0
Beacon Cord Tires and Tubes
at Still Lewer Prices
We have sold thousands of these tires and tube nnrl rh,.v I.-,,. .rivn
splendid satisfaction.
iery tire guaranteed te be first
mem xuauc ey us, rignt
Please note quantities in the various zc, s
tui juui urf u tne quantity m that size is limited
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Federal war tax is
The Fine Silk Gift Shirts for .
Men Are Here
First arrivals arc new en show in the Men's Wear
Stere, and they are Beautiful.
Finest ef'all are the30 at $10. At this price are shirts
of heavy broadcloth and jersey silk in Htripes and jacquard
patterns, and a pleated style in white broadcloth or Japanese
silk.
Of white broadcloth silk in plain neglige style, with or
without cellar, $8.50.
Handsome bloadcleth silk shirts in colored stripes are
$7.50.
(Mnln I'loer)
There Is Ne Better Shee for
Conservative Men
than tins full, wide-teed bluchcr lace high shoe of heavy
black Viking calfskin. Tt is a style that lias always been
popular and always will be, because of iN nenl appearance,
its comfort and its wear.
$18 a pair.
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Mere New Oriental Rugs of
Irresistible Charm
Beginning with the modest little ones, we have just unbaled
a new let of Persinn lrans, perhaps the most popular of small,
inexpensive Eastern rugs.
They are in the usual Mesul colorings dark red, blue and
ecru shades, and the prices are se low for such geed, serviccable
nnd attractive pieces that they nre likely te go out quickly $25
co $47, in sizes 3x5, approximately.
Newly Arrived Chinese Rugs
in practically the same size arc $85 te $15. These arc exception
ally geed pieces, chiefly with blue grounds, and patterns in floral
effects, treasure boxes and ether odd but typically Chinese
combinations.
Glorious New Serapi Carpets
arc here in the most -tnking puttenis and in charmingly vivid
color contrasts, chiefly Persian red, ecru and blui-. Fer sizes
approximately 9x12 ft. the prices arc $225 te ?!?..
Still Mere Glorious Are Seme Royal Kashans
the most superb of Persian weaves, rugs de lu in colere that
win the heart and patterns of remarkable opulence and dncrsity.
One antique Kabhan with an outspreading tree of life set in
nn urn is 7..'Jxl.l ft. at $525.
Twe ether pieces, both modern, are of wonderful weight, of
a soft man-cleus texture and in irrcsistible colere one in size
G.Txl..) and the ether 0.10x4." ft., both at $375 each.
Twe Royal Knshan carpets, marvels of soft, rich coloring
and incomparable in fineness of weave and decorative detail are
priced at $17"0 fur s:.e D.llxlO' ft. and $2J50 for ize 16.11.10.G
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' 'tenlli I'loer
Fine Wilten Rugs in
Geed Assortment New
.ometh-iv that r either c nor an urer rterc ha-, bren able
te iaj for Dnir tinie.
The varirl: .f designs and colering1? is erv i-atisf ing and rugs
ler every room in the house will JC found in the let.
y-12 ft ?nn k;;10.; ft. ...si 02.50
Seamier Wilten rugs at $82.50 and S125 for 9:;12 ft. t,uc and
.S7S.50 and $102.50 for S..1xli).i5 ft. size.
Axminstrr rugs in large sies are $5.:..'.n te ?3?.50 for 11.3x12 ft.:
Si5S.."0 f'r 9: ft., and J.-R5 for 1 l.:s:2. ft
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Children's Warm Blanket
Bathrobes
rr bejs or girls of two te sX ; ears tXC) C(1J1 yllv jtjO l0 5J.50,
And ene style at $3.25 includes --Uppers u match.
In S 1e It year si.e.s tl ey an in ;.l! Kinds of pretty colere and
styles, borne especially sjiteu inr lnn Tfcr-e larger -iz. arc $3. 85
n $t.
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