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WAN'AMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Clilinca nt Noen
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
x -Stere Closes at 5:30
e Pedple Knew What They Want and Where te Get It
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This Is Our Suggestive
program for Armistice Day
;tebe observed Friday of this week, as urged
by put
The President
The Governer
The Mayer
President Harding's words are:
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. flew, therefore, I, Wnrrcn And, in order that the
jr. Harding, President of the solemnity of the occasion
V .- i i? A
United btaies ei Aiueriuu, m
Vsuartcc of the said joint?
esolutien of Congress, de
hereby declare November 11,
1921, a nenuay, as a marK ei
rwnect te the -memory of
these who gave their lives in
the late Warm war, as typi
fied by the unknown and un
identified American soldier
ffhe is te be buried in Ai--lingtdn
National Cemetery
en that day; and de hereby
recommend te the Governors
of the several States that
proclamations be issued by
them caiurg upun uiu peu
ple of their respective States
te pause in their usual pur
taits as a mark of respect en
this solemn occasion.
Therefore This Stere Will Net Be Open
Until 11:20 A. M. en Friday Morning
In order that our empleyes inay attend their
neighborhood or Church services, as they may wish;
but at 11:30 all our people, and our patrons coming
into the Stere, will he expected te assemble in the
Grand Court at a public meeting.
ewes it te her history and te herself te set the
pattern of patriotic remembrance, net only te the
dead, but te the heroes who still survive te be
crowned with- honor.
ajrain at 11:45, in order te begin the services
promptly with a program of the Grand Organ's
mus'c as arranged in honor of the day, and
including one short address.
at 12:15 and closed at the usual business hour of
5:30, that the public may be put te no disadvantage.
Signed
INmmecr 0, 101.
Sports Millinery
Lowered in Price
A -reup of sports hats that have been $12 te $25 arc new
marked at appreciably lower prices. ,
They include some of the most striking small hats in felt,
duvctvn, velnur and stitched velvet, in black and many colors.
All are of the admirable style that distinguishes Wanamaker
sports millinery.
(Srrnnil l'lenr)
Women's New Warm Sweaters
for Fresty Days
There are fashions in
sweaters, it would seem, and
these new arrivu's represent
some of the interesting new
features for this Winter.
.One that shows the widest
difference from the usual iype
is a sweater sports coat. It
is nuite the length of one,
reaching three-cmartcr length
te the skirt hem, and it is of
Knitted alpaca wool, carefully
fitted te the figure and trimmed
with bands of mohair wool in
the same colei, a warm heather
mixture. The price is $37.50.
Other new sweaters for
sports wear are in camel's
hair, wool or mohair. Seme
are tuxedo style, ethers have
Jeng scarf ends. Trices go
from $27.50 te $35.
(I"lrt
Frelaset
rrentLace Corsets
HClG W II lYirwJ.il lL.trvvtn1 Vl
?ht vemen; it has an elastic
?wt in front, a short front steel
'"a is firmly boned at the back
Sive straight flat lines. Of
m brechc it is $7.
A lnmlnl fr,,. t..n i .....
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"' a low bust and higher back,
" tliree-inch elastic section
J1 th back te fit snugly -te the
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r5UC top, short fient steel and
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(Thlrd Fleer)
may be further emphasized,
I de hereby furthermore
recommend that all public
and church bells throughout
the United States be tolled
at intervals between 11:45
o'clock A. M. and 12 o'clock
neon' of the said day, and
that from 12 o'clock neon
te two minutes past that
hour, Washington time, all,
devout and patriotic citizens
of the United States indulge
in a period of silent thanks
te Ged for these valuable
valorous lives and of sup
plication for His divine
mercy and for His blessings
upon our beloved country.
Of all places in the United States, Philadelphia
The Stere doers, opening at 11:20, will be closed
The Stere doers will then be open te the public
QMn.
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Navy Blue and Brown
Are Geed Celers' in Blouses
But it by no means fellows that when a blouse starts out te be
either of these colors it is going te end up in the dame shade. The
chances are the sleeves will be quite another shade and mnterial.
Fer the woman, then, who has a brown or navy blue suit, there is a
wonderful choice among the new blouses and it is quite safe te say
that they have never been se charming before.
Tliete arc some half a dozen new styles, many in the new peasant
effect, between $12 and $22.C0, in satin, crepe de chine and (Jeergette
crepe aiene.
(Third
Paris Sends Such Dresses as
Precious Babies
And
,nd of course that means the daintiest hand-made frocks in
lest materials. The simp est of all have tiny tucks, 1-ranch
and wee lrce edgings at the neck and wiist. Iho most elab-
the fine
l;iints unc
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The ctrangest pait of all is the price, fer1 these little dresses
with ul tleir hand work are the least expensive we have ever
had firm Paris, $3.75 te $9.50.
They arc for infants up te 2-year tots.
(I'lilrU I'loer)
The Newest Fur
Bateaux
The wide and loose stand-up
cellar esteemed se highly in
Paris appears new en some of
the newest fur coats and
wraps. It stands around my
lady's shoulders like a fur
fence, barely allowing the lip
of her pretty nose te be seen
above.
A new Hudsen seal (dyed
muskrat) wrap of full length
is gathered te one of these
tall beat-shaped cellars. In
addition, this wrap bleusps it
self very gracefully around
the hips. It is exquisitely
(Second
Mere of These Women's Famous
Dresses and Suits
Priced at $27.50
The dresses arc the wonder
ful little afternoon styles of
Canten crepe, crepe de clime,
and ether heavy silks, made up
in a dozen or mere models and
in 34 te 44 sizes. They have
sleeves of varying lengths and
they have varying waistlines.
Seme of them are beaded, often
with contrasting colors; and
some are severely plain. One
has nailheads and embroidery,
and one is u draped surplice
gown with a waistline. And
they arc carried out in the
(I'll-Ht
New Fur-Trimmed Belivia
Coats Particularly Geed at $100
We might well go even far
ther than this and say that they
are very unusual values, and a
woman might search far and
wide before finding their equals
at this price.
They arc comfortably big
warm coats of a beautiful quality
all-wool Belivia. Seme have the
new large sleeves and the wider
(l'lfbt
ExtraSize Silk Stockings
"Seconds" at $1.75
This will be geed news, as
extra-size stockings are net easy
te find. .
These are in black and brown
and would be a half mere if first
grade.
I West Aisle)
Luxurious Negligees
of pink, rose, blue and wistaria
crepe meteor aie lined with alba
tross and sell at $23.50; ethers
still daintier are of soft tafTeta
lined with French flannel, price
$33.75. Loek for them in the
French Roem.
(Third I'loer)
Fleer)
Should Wear
i
Mantles Wear
Cellars
lined with embroidered blue
satin and is priced $650.
A new clenk of moleskin,
whose fullness all depends
from ene of these standing
bateaux cellars, is $025.
Many ether beautiful new
fur wraps have lately come,
including a Hudsen seal coat
with a handsome stele cellar
of skunk that net only en
velops the shoulders coni ceni
p'etely, but descends te the
front hem. Priced $750. And
a handsome mink coat with
round stand-up cellar and
wide wrappy 3leevcs, at $1800.
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most useful of all colors
black, navy and brown.
The suits are in half a dozen
styles, one of ve'eur with em
broidery and a fur cellar; the
ethers of soft two-toned chev chev
eots and tweeds. All of these
suits are well lined, with inter
linings for warmth; all of them
have self-covered shields; and
all have the finely modeled
sheu'ders which only thor
oughly geed tailors can com
pass. Celers are gray, brown,
navy and heather niixtiues.
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skirts which mark the fashion
able coat of this Winter.
One very lovely style has nat
ural colored wolf in a big en
veloping cellar and cud's. An An
other has a large cellar, cull's
and panel pockets reaching te
the hem, all of mole fur. The
third model has chosen wolf fur.
IJrewns, navy and black are the
colors.
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Women's
Fitted Cases
Special at
$22.50
We have a limited let of
women's fitted traveling cases
which we can sell at a lower
price than such geed-s have
been in years.
Made of black cobra-grain
cowhide with padded lid, two
strong locks and lined with
moire silk in green, blue, tan,
lavender or purple. The ten
white celluloid fittings are a
practical size and well made.
Sizes 18, 20 and 22 inches.
(Mnln I'loer)
A Werd About Petticoats
Here arc four kinds of petti
coats which we lannet always
get, but which are really very
much asked for
These wann knitted short
petticoats, white, brown, gray and
red, with fancy borders, 50c te
$2.25.
(Third
A Smart HighLaced
Beet for Winter
Kven women who ordinarily
wear low shoes all Winter find
it well te be ready with a high
beet for the coldest days.
Here is a very smart one in
smooth-finish Ilussia calfskin,
either black or tan. It I ices high
up the ankle; lias a fairly nar
row tee; peifeiated full wing tip
with sawtoeth edging; extension
welted sole; militaiy heel,
The price is $16.
(Ilrsl rioer) ,
Only Frem Paris
Could Come Such
Handkerchiefs
They nrc a new importation
of the exquisite colored handker
chiefs, hand printed, which ac
counts for the unusually beau-'
tiful colorings and designs, and
the linen i.i madc.frem the finest
flax grown. All have hand
rolled hems. ,
Kvery year women wait for
these handkerchiefs te send ns
gifts, and there is nothing that
many people appreciate mere.
Women's French colored linen
handkerchiefs from $1 up te the
finest hand-spun ones nt $15
each.
Men's French colored linen
handkerchiefs from $1.50 te $3
each.
New is the best time of all te
have the embroidery done in
order te make sure of t for
Christmas. One or mere initials
leek very well en these handker
chiefs done in colored thread.
(Main I'loer)
Paris Chese Chiffen
Velvet for Her Loveliest
Gowns
And new the whole world of
fashion is following suit. Day
gowns and evening gowns, the
smart dress for the matinee, the
afternoon calling frock and the
opera gown all are cheesing
this regal fabric. -
We looked far enough ahead
te make sure nil the colors
likely te be wanted would be
here for women te select from,
the rare new shades, the high
colors for evening and the dark
browns, blues and black for
afternoon.
A beautiful quality chiffon
velvet, 41 inches wide, 'is $8 a
yard. A finer, softer weave,
known as "wedding ring" velvet,
41 inches wide, in a few shades,
is $0 a yard.
(I'lrit I'loer)
The Wider the Fringe
the Better This Year
Se it is welcome news, indeed,
when a new sh'pmcnt of these
fashionable wide fringes arrives.
These arc 30 inches wide' in
sapphire,' navy or henna chenille
and silk fringe at 318.75 a yard
and brilliant black cire fringe
at $1'2.75 a yard.
A narrower width silk cord and
chenille fringe. 12 inches wide,
is $7.75 a yard.
(Main l'lenr)
Givers Who
Wish te Cheese
Real Lace
Cellars
will find our cases new filled
with .these lovely morsels of
fine imported needlework.
Besides being of hand-made
lace, they are made in all the
new shapes, te fit all the fash
ionable necklines of tin's sea
son. Irish lace cellar include
crochet, Cnrriekmuerei-s and
Limerick. Priced $2.50 te $24.
Filet lace cellars begin at $11.
Cellars of the beautiful
Iklgian lace duchess, djcli
ess and point, point gauze,
lesaline and venUc are $7.50
te $85.
( Mnln I'loer i
Fine Ribbons Frem
France
I'icet edged silver and geld
French ribbons in the uairew
widths used for dtes garnitures
and slipper trimmings aie 28c
and 45c a yard.
Bread ribWns of rich metal
brocade, in new patterns just
from Lyens, are $10 a yard.
(Mnln l'lenr I
Silk jersey petticoat j with wool
lining, navy and black only, $T8.
Weel-lop jei'M-y petticoats with
taffeta flounces, $7.5ti.
Changeable tall'eta pilliceuls,
all in colei, $.!.-"i0.
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Women's Imparted
Lambskin (i loves
at S1.65
Fine quality lambskin with a
glace finisr. Twe 'Irsp, over ever
seam tewn. with PurN-peint ein ein
breideie.l biukn. White, white
btitihed with black, lhu, black
stitched with white, an I seeal
siiintcs of bivAii. tt.n . "d gra.v.
An unuuually geed-looking and
well-wearing glee for $1.05,
(.Mnln l(oer)
We Have the Chinese Rugs
the People Want
JThe surest proof that they want them is that they are -buying them, buying
them as we have never before known them te buy rugs of thi3 kind.
These people knew what they are doing; they knew that as regards furnish
ing value and wearing value and money value, the Chinese rugs we are selling are
geed and safe te buy.
13xf9.2 ft. .
14.3 x 10.2 ft.
16 x 10 ft. . .
13.3x9.2 ft.
12.1 x 9.3 ft.
,$392
.$495
.$640
.$425
.$325
Mostly fine Hamadan
An Armful of
Werth-While
Beeks
"Plum Pudding," by Chris
topher Merley. A pudding of
divers ingredients, discreetly
blended and seasoned. $1.75.
"Mere That Must 15c Told,"
by Sir Philip Gibbs. In which
the author writes of conditions
since the war. And the result
is a piece of permanently valu
able literature. $2.50.
"Nobody's Man," by K. Phil
lips Oppeiiheim. A story of
English polities. S2.
"Trouble - the - Heuse,", by
Kate Jerdan. A feminine Pen Pen
red. $1.90.
"Silhouettes of My Centcm-'
perarics," by Lyman Abbett.
Intimate sketches of the great
by one of thorn, S.".
"Fifty Years a Journalist."
by Melville K. Stene. A big
story, from the Chicago fire in
1871 te the Peace of. Versailles
in 1919. Price, $5.
(Mnln fleer)
The Hunting Season Is
in Full Swing
but many a Nimrod would de bet
ter with a better gun.
Fex deuble-bariel shotguns at
$10.75 te $9S.
Parker and ether makes of
shotguns, $58.75 te $160.
Dig game rifles, such as Win
chester, Savage, Kemiugten and
Mauser, $."". te $85.
Shells and ether ammunition in
Winchester, U. M. C, Western,
Peters and U. S. brands.
Rainproof c'ething for men and
women include: coats, $5 te
? 10.25; vests,, $-1; trousers, $1.25
te $0.05; hats and caps, $1.50 te
$2.75.
Hunting beets and sheei, $0.75
te $22.50.
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Embroidered
Pillow Cases, Pretty
Enough for Gifls
And it is for gifts that se
many peep'e aie buying these
attractive pillow eases almost as
fast as we can bring them in.
There are two te a box, and
they are in the popular size of
15..'!l) incites. Kmbreidercd and
hemstitched, S1.S5 and S2.25 a
box. Kmbreidercd and scallops I,
S." and Ke.35 a be-.
iHki I loon
White Cotten Suiting
Something which we haven't
bad for some time, but which K
wanted just as much us ever for
nurses' uniforms, middy blouse-,
and finall be,s' siiit, being
s-treng and geed looking.
iiCi inches wide, -10c a jaul.
15 inches wide, 50c a yard.
( I'lrM I lour
Fireplace Furnishings
Everybody agrees that the ery heart ei the home is the fire en the hearth, but
it is only the mistress el the household who knows that a fireplace must have certain
iiueiuieii in ine snape ei proper inrnisn
inprs paid te it, or else half the sense of
comfort is lest. Fer instance, a fireplace
simply must have a poker with which te
stir the red legs; it must have a bellows
and a weed box, and it is very much the
better for a hearth brush. The Wana
maker HeusefurnishinKs Stere can supplj
you with all such things.
Hhick iien andirons, $2.50 te 52.
Piass andirons, SIS te $5ti.
Copper andirons, $9.50 te $17.
Hlack it en lire sets, $0 te $20.
Hrass lire sets, S2;i te $;i(5.
Copper lire sets, $11 te $14.50.
Hlack cereeiis, $8.50 te $17,25.
Hrass screens, $1) te $;!.
Weed holders of metal, $i:i te $21.
Hearth brushes. S2.75 te
lire lightei-, $1.S." te $10.
Weed curice, $1.05 te $;i.'J5.
Hellews, .dc te $2.').
Weed boxes, $18 te $30.
9.1x6.;) ft $165
11.10x9.1 ft $287
12.3x9.3 ft $359
15.6x12 ft $475
17.2x11.3 ft $425
Persian Dezart Rugs
weaves, 6.3x5 ft., $85 te $100.
Secntli Fleer)
Men's Fine Fur Caps
Have Arrived
Moteiing has multiplied the demand for fur caps and made them
one of the most desirable of gifts for a man.
These are in the much-liked turban siiape that can be pulled down,
ever the ears or worn rolled up, and have a visor in front.
Of sheared ceney, nutria, sealinc, Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat),
Alaska seal and blended muskrat.
Prices $3.50 te $70.
(Mnln I'loer)
Men's Warm Night Wear
of Demet Flannel
Pajamas and night shiits of this soft, warm material feel mighty
geed en chilly nights. They come in various colored stripes.
Demet flannel pajamas, $2 te $.'5.75.
Demet flannel night shirts, $1.05 te $2.50.
(Muln Fleer)
Men's Scotch Grain Brogues
in a New Style
Tan Scotch grain calfskin is the leather used in these high nhecB.
They have perforated tip, but are otherwise plain, with comfortable
tees, wide shanks and low, bread heels.
Price $12 a pair.
(Muln 1 loer)
Your Bey's Overcoat
Should Stand the Test
It will if it is a Wanamaker overcoat, with quality and
bervice built into it and stylp all ever it.
Wanamaker boys' evei coats will give back in sei-vice for
every dollar and cent of the pi ice they cost.
That is the kind of merchandise te put your money into the
only kind geed enough for a real boy.
Overcoats for boys of .'! te 8 years at $15 te $30, and in
sizes for boys of 10 te 18 years at $28 te $-15.
On ami I'loer I
Gift Seekers, See This Light-Cut
Glassware at Half
It is of a particularly geed quality, the patterns very attractive
and executed with exceptional skill, and the prices, originally low,
have been brought te half and less
Water tumblers, iced tea tuniblei.-, sherbet glasses, cafe parfait,
custard cups, marmalade jars, water jugs, covered jugs, covered and
uncovered bonbon dishes, candy jai, va'-es and lets of ether useful
and veiy givable things., pi iced at 10c each for water tumblers up te
$2 each for vases.
Which means that tlisy are lower than the plain, ordinary uncut
glass.
i I mirth I loer)
Fine New Linen Table Cleths
and Napkins at Lewer Prices
Tli.-, i a ' ew purchase of fresh, excellent Scotch double
damu.'i tabk ciitiis and na;(k!n, woven of line, pure ilax "line"
yarn, excmiMtely bleached and patterned in a aricty of striped
and ileial dis-ign.
The fabiic ha a lustrous .-luen 'ike satin and is in the regu
lar, full, heavy double damask weight that will serve as well as
it leeks, which is t-aving a geed deal.
We bought these geed-, te exceptional advantage and have
maiked them at exceptionally low prices.
Trble cloths, 2x2 ards, $9. and 2x2 s yards, $11.50 each.
.Matching napkin., 2222 inches, $11.50 a dozen.
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New Blankets and Geed
$8.50 and $10 a Pair
Last installment of a notable purchase.
White blankets wewn of 00 per cent pun- -.elected wool and a
cotton warp, and with pink and blue border price $8.50 a pair.
Anether grade, woven with 75 per cent wool tilling and cotton warp
and with wide stiiped border, the edges being bound in a material
colored te match $10 a pair.
lu-ed, serviceable merchandise for the menev and it will go
quickly. '
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who cannot get
i-jc a running
(I'uurtli l'luur)
10x8 ft $265
12x9 ft $315
12x10.1 ft $450
10.6x9 ft $285
13x9.3 fl $387
naj add gas b.-s for the people
honest crackling legs: they are
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