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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
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WEATHER
Fair
lays at 9, 11 and 5:20
Clilmei nt Noen
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
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Stere Closes at 5:30
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Open Tomorrow Afternoon for the Accommodation of thejblic
Who Can Ever Ferget 1"hat
Day, 1918, When
in the early morning, the news swept
through the city
. that the great German forces had turned their
backs te us, silently and quietly, taking the first
step te end the terrible war?
The whole United States danced for joy
'when the world believed that its prayers had
been answered and that the Armistice, as
arranged by Marshal Fech, had been signed.
That 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th
month, of 1918, will ever be remembered as one
of the great hours of the world's history.
While it was reported the world ever as a
humiliation for Germany, it certainly was a wise,
courageous confession te make, that they had
ceased te fight for a fruitless cause. It was a noble
confession te make, that they were tired of the
war and would net go any further.
Was it net Queen Louise who, after the
Battle of Jena, went with a rose in her hand te
plead with Napeleon te step a war?
Would that there might be a complete
disarmament of armies and navies in every
country and that the world might held soldiers
of peace only!
Would that the grave of the unknown here,
around which the President and a distinguished
host will tomorrow be standing, might be the
last of the graves of unknown soldiers!
Right well we may pause mere than two
minutes and say a prayer that the causes of
war shall be, henceforth, considered and settled
in courts of wisdom and patience, with a
determination te reduce the high taxes and
v dangers sure te attend standing armies and
ships of war.
Our Stere will net open tomorrow morning.
At 11.20 only the doers will admit our people
and our friends who wish te join with us in a
memorial service at the hour of the soldier's
burial.
The great organ will lend its solemn tones
of tribute.
Judge Orlady, of the Superior Court, will
preside at our little Festival of Peace.
After it is all ever, we will take up our work
again with a new memory of a nameless grave
and take off our hats in honor te march with the
Legien, te keep up remembrance of the brave
men who have returned from battlefields with a
new patriotism and a grave sense of citizenship
in glorifying our flag, that it may breathe a
blessing te al the countries of the world.
Signed
'ei ember 10, 1921.
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Crepe de Chine Blouses
Designed for the Sleeveless
Dress
1 ashiencd expressly te wenr under the sleeveless dress, and
decidedly effective with it, is thjs pretty blouse of crepe de chine.
The wide sleeves and round eellnr are trimmed with cire braid; and
the ,aist is in black, navy, mehawk or Colonial blue.
Priced $10.50.
(Third rioer) '
Women's Wonderful Suits
Priced at $50
Beautifully built suits of fine materials velour, broadcloth,
beft cheviot and homespun, in browns, navy and black. Sonic
of the suits are very simple, a few aie fur tnmmed with beaver,
raccoon or nutria and a few embroidered. One style has nutria
pockets as well as eutfs and foliar, one has a straight box coat,
the ethers have slightly fitted, coats and beautiful linings. Thcre
are ten models in nil; all from u manufacturer who couldn't make
anything badlv if he tried.
Carlier in the season such suits sold at $35 mere than
tomorrow's price.
(First I loer)
Women's Ribbed
Weel Sports Hese,
$1.75
These stockings, which are in
trewn heather, have shaped legs
and are an improvement ever the
"sual run of ribbed wool hose.
They fa snugly around the nnkle
and are uncommonly geed looking
'or the price. ,
(l"lMt Fleer)
All-Weel Crepe
Peplin, $1.50 a Yard
This Winter a great many
women aie buying it for ene-piece
dresses becnuse it wears remark
ably well, does net easily muss
and it shakes the dust.
It is 39 and 40 inches wide and
comes in a dozen or mere quite
'delightful colors.
(First I'loer)
Geed Shoes and Leggings
for Children
There is no children's shoe store anywherc te surpass this and few
10 equal it, (1st) for the thorough goodness of the children's shoes
Provided, (2d) for the sound nnd stable prices, (3d) for the spacious,
"KM and comfortable accommodations and (4th) for the proficient staff
W salespeople, especially trained in fitting young feet.
. Children's tan or black calfskin high-laced shoes in sir.es 8 te 2
Me 54.50 te $8. x
...Children's white buckskin button or laced shoes in the sapie sizes,
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j, wimurcn's leggings et gray cnincnina, mown ui umv. .......-..,
Hfte corduroy or fleece-lined tan leather, in exceptionally geed styles
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A Yeung Weman's
Dress of Crepe de Chine and
Fur Cleth, $35
Watt)t& for
29 omen
Since a watch is something
which is expected te last for
years and te keep geed time
as long as it lasts, there is
a real economy in buying a
reliable make of watch in the
beginning.
Wnlthnm watcnes for women
are among the finest American
watches made today. They
arc put together by the most
skilled watchmakers and thor
oughly tested before being
placed en sale.
In M-kt. geld enses, several
shapes, all en ribbon bracelets,
$80 te $125.
Small size M-kt. geld
watches en ribbeu bracelets,
$80 te $125.
Platinum watches set with
diamonds, en ribbon bracelets,
$635, te $7-15.
14-kt. geld watches en flex
ible link bracelets, $G5 te $110.
Geld-filled watches en flex
ible link bracelets, $22.50 te
$43.
(Mnln I'loer)
Any Men's Stere Can Sell Clothing, But
We Have Get te De Mere Than That
We have get te think of progress. 1
We have get te make progress.
Progress is motion in a forward direction.
We have get te move forward in the clothing business.
We have get te de better every year than in any of all the sixty'
years before.
The only way te keep ahead and go ahead is te have better
clothing and give greater dollars' worth.
That is why any day and every day you can be sure of better
selection and mere for your money in the Wanamaker Men's Cloth
ing Stere than you can possibly find elsewhere.
New Fall and Winter suits, $30 te $65.
New Fall and Winter overcoats, $30 te $100.
(Thlril I'loer)
This charming frock for young
women of 14 te 18 comes .in crepe
de chine of various colors, with a
deep skirt band and sleeve edg
ings of gray astrnkan cloth.
The extremely wide sleeves arc
cut in one with the waist. They
fasten en the low shoulder-line
with three buttons, and nre open
(Sfrencl
from there te the fur-cloth edg
ing. The waist blouses ever an clas
tic band, and is finished with a
tie sash with ball ends.
In dahlia red crepe de chine, or
in black, Nile green, American
Beauty and Copenhagen blue.
Priced $35.
Fleer)
The Salen de Beaute
suggests that women desiring a
fncial or scalp treatment or any
ether sen-ices in Us rooms should
make appointments for the earlier
hours of the clay whenever pos
sible. This may be done either
in person or by telephone.
(Thlril I'loer)
Charming Mesh
-Bags
in the favorite green-geld finish
and very fine geld-plnted mesh
arc here in deep, narrow shnpei
with strap handles for $18 te
$44. Powder boxes showing the
same green-geld finish arc in
tended te go with them, and may
be had for 50c te $7.50.
(Muln. fleer)
Silver-Finished
Candlesticks
of a Napoleonic type arc very
graceful and severe in line, and
have unique shade's of a pinky
orchid silk made with a raised
side te give a direct ray for read
ing. Each candlestick is $50 and
each shade $50.
(Fourth Fleer)
New Fur -Trimmed Coats for
Yeung Women, $110 te $235
They arc the finest of fur
trimmed belivias, duvetyns and
similar fabrics, in the thick-piled
textures that se closely rgsemble
velvet and plush.
They are in charming fashions
some cloaks, some WTaps and
some coats, with either bloused
or straight Jiacks.
The colors aie black, midnight
(.Htcend
and navy blue, and a variety of
urewns, inciuaing ;iniay, moux meux moux
flen, caravan and tortoise shell.
Collais and cuffs are of gray
squirrel, Persian lamb, lynx, bea
ver, or wolf, in taupe, blue or
black. The sizes arc 14 te 20.
And prices $110 te $205.
Many special opportunities in
.(-eats are in the Yeung Women's
Stere, priced from $20 up.
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'The Cheesing of Russian Sables
Is Important
"Sable, soft as a eil of
down," K one of the loveliest
of furs, and many fur-scek-crs
nre puzzled te decide be
tween the rich dark pelt of the
actual Russian sable and the
scarcely less beautiful but
much less cosily fur of the
Hudsen Bay animal.
Where price is of least con
sideration, the exquisite Rus
sian sable is of ceutse aiway-
preferable. Scarfs of this
CSr.enU
finest .sable are heie at from
$200 te $750.
In Hudsen Bay sable the
choice is from $15 te $225 for
a one-skin scarf. Twe-skin
scarfs begin nt $125.
A stele of six beautiful Hud Hud
eon Bay sable skins is $450;
nnd a richly effective cape of
18 skins is $825.
A Fur Stere that offers,
dcry choice but docs net con
fuse values is safest te chop in.
Fluer)
New Steel-Beaded
Handbags Frem
France
This latest shipment has de
signs net seen in the earlier
arrivals.
All drawstring bags of hand
crocheted silk in one or two col
ors, with ornamentation of cut
steel beads and tassels or fringe
of the beads.
The bags are in navy, gray,
brown, brick, red-and-blue, blue-and-black
and ether colors.
Prices, $7.50 te $20.
(Main Fleer)
Fine St. Gall
Embroideries
for cellars and cuffs are charm
ing in designs and refinement.
Ecru edgings, 35c te $3.50 a yaid;
edgings with Bulgarian color
ings, $1 nnd $1.25.
(Flrnt Fleer)
Men's Sports
Handkerchiefs Frem
the Londen Shep
They supply a welcome touch
of color, for they are the lovely
Liberty silk handkerchiefs in odd
East Indian printings and rich
Paisley designs, and they arc
very much in favor new.
They nic $4 each and there is
no end te the number of beauti
ful designs.
(The fiallerj-)
A Favorite
One-Strap Slipper
is of patent leather with round
tee, sheit vamp and high Spanish
heel. It is ornamented with large
perforations.
The same model comes in blacl.
suede nhe.
Each is $12 a pair. .
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A Geed Day te Get
the Bey a New Suit
or Overcoat
It would be peer economy te put
an inferior suit or overcoat en
veur boy.
Give him a new suit or a new
overcoat that represents the top
notch in style and quality a
Wanamaker suit or overcoat.
Norfolk suits for bes of 8 te
18 years, $1.0.50 te S38, with a
fine choice of two-trousers suittt
nt $16.50 te $28.
Beys' overcoats in 10 te IS
year sizes, $28 te $15, and in 3 te
8 year sizes at $15 te $30.
(terend I'loer)
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New Camel's-Hair Coats
Are Levely With Beaver Fur
The beaver, by the way, is the finest that we have seen this
year. And, as everybody knows, beaver is se scarce that it can
seaicely be had today. It has risen m value veiy greatly since
we bought these coats.
Nevertheless the cellars en some of them are as large as
capes with long pointed or square ends in front. In another model
there nre both eellnr and cuffs of beaer.
There arc cape styles, long and sheit speits coats and a loose
wrap-like coat, nil of camel's-hair in natuinl or beaver color and
all trimmed vith beaver, $150 te $275.
(Flmt I'loer)
New All-Weel
Blankets Geed as
Tlvey Make Them
at $12 and $13.50
a Pair
Twe kinds included in this new
shipment, both in the double-bed
size.
One kind in pink and blue plaid
at $12 a pair, the ethers being
white blankets with borders in
cither pink or blue, at $13.50 a
pair.
If there arc better ones at the
prices they nre geed, indeed.
(Sixth Fleer)
Redfern
Corsets
Bened with non - rustable
boning, every one. The first
is for tall women requiring a
long skirted, topless model.
Its back is high te give the
necessary support te plump
shoulder blades. In pink
ceutil, the price is $0.
A low-bust model with long
skirt, heavily reinforced. Lac
ing below front steel, price $5.
Topless corset of pink breche
with clastic section in the
waist, a double skirt and three
sets of hose supporters, $5.
Light-weight corsets, top
less, with elastic all around,
$3.50.
(Third Fleer)
Genuine Chinese Shantungs
Quickly Cjeme and Ge
Net surprising when you consider what a beautiful silk this, is and
that it has almost unlimited wearing-possibilities and vnshes with most
satisfactory results.
In natural color for women's and children's dresses, blouses, negli
gees, skirts, linings nnd men's shiits, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 a yard.
(First Fluer)
Excellent Coats for Very
Small Felk
Fer children of one te tlaee yeais v,e hae just received some
unusually geed coats of silky broadcloth, in beaver or brown, with hand
smocking below the yoke, warm interlining and geed sateen lining.
The price is $8.50.
Fer boys or gills of two te six years are geed warm coats of wool
chinchilla, in navy, brown or cinnamon color, made with double-breasted
front, high neck, belted and with sateen lining. Priced $12.
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A Little Sale of
Imitation Ivery
"Seconds"
It takes a very geed pair of
eyes te discover the reason for
their being called "seconds." But
prices mere than make up for it,
they are se extremely small.
All the necessary pieces te a
set are here, including combs,
hair brushes, mirrors and se en,
with prices starting nt 20c for a
comb up te $3 for a pretty plush
lined jewel box.
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Eiderdev n
Bathrobes
nre in stock againpleasant news
for women who have been unable
te get them for some years. They
are in rose, blue, lavender and
led, satin trimmed, for only $4.85.
(Thlril Fleer)
Delicious cream.Cev
-' cred caramels arc the
candies for tomorrow
price 80c a pound.
Hitter - sweet c r e a in
chocolates are a net he r
geed choice for the week'
end box, and these sell at
GOc a pound.
1 (lliwn Stairs S.ter)
West End Londen Styles
in Redleaf Derby Hats
These Kedlcaf derby hats arc made for Jehn Wanamaker
exclusively by the larp-est hat maker in England. They are the
best shapes shown by the leading hatters of Londen and in their
quality and workmanship they are unsurpassed.
Any man can sec at a glance that these are net ordinary hats.
There are various shapes of crowns among them se that the man
of every facial contour can be suited.
Price, $8.
(Mitin I'loer)
Men's Woolen Scarfs
for Winter
The Mcn Weai Stoic has a fine assortment of them in plain
jolers and stripe.-.
They stait at $3.50 for a soft alpaca scarf, and go te $16.50 for a
beautiful cashmere scarf, with various pi ices between. '
(Muln I'loer)
Men Who Learned te Like
Seft Tees in Army Shoes
will be glad te knew that they can get some of the smartest shoes
of the season with these unboxed tees.
Fer example, here are brogue beets of fine oil-grain calf
skin in black and tan, with perforated wing tips, vamp scams and
lace stays; stitched heel seats, flanged heels and English back
stays. Fine in fashion and comfortable
$1 1 a pair.
(Muln I loon
Persian Iran Rugs Are Winning
Faver at $22.50 te $30
They have in them the true Pcisian quality in colors and character.
They wear as well as Mesuls, te which familj they belong, but thcii
colors and designs are of a softer and mere decorative variety.
They are much faercd by gift-seekers and indeed by everybody
who needs a real Oriental rug in a small size at a moderate price
$22.50 te $30, in size, approximately 4 feet.
We also have a group of excellent Uijar rugs, heavy, wonderfully
serviceable Kurdish weaves in dark blue and eciu shades) priced at $75
te $90 for size 4x7 ft. or thereabouts.
(Sernth 1 loon
See the Gift Tables in the
China Stere
Aie you looking for a dainty piece of china ei glass ter a gift or
for your very own?
If se, see the arieus tables in the China Stoic, each containing a
collection of the most thoughtfully selected sets and pieces, and all at
the same price.
There is a $1.50 table, there is a S20 table and there are muny
ether tables in between, for instance, a table of goods at $2.50, another
at $3.50 nnd still ethers at $5, $7.50, $10, $12 and se en. ,
It is the best, most interesting nnd most convenient showing te
select from in Philadelphia you can cheese nt a glance and cheese
satisfactorily.
(Fourth Fleer)
The TOYS Are Ready
The TOYS Are Running
The TOYS are the most wonder
ful that either children or grown-ups
have ever seen.
Have Yeu Seen the Great
Picture in the Tey Stere
that shows Philadelphia's skyline from the New
Jersey side, and with the new bridge already up
across the Delaware? It is one. of the wonderful
delights of the Tey Stere.
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