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This Is the Geed Advance News of the Wanamaker Stere
talking One Afternoon With
Jlunkacsy in the Levely Duchy
y of Luxembourg
years age, the writer learned that day from
the' great artist that what a man sees
depends upon what is within himself. It is
net alone his ieyes nor his ears that tell him .
things.
Munkacsy saw Nature and passing
incidents around him with mere than eyes,
lie saw with his soul. It was reflected in his
face. Se it is that there are these who
commune with Nature with mere faculties
than the eyes, which simply tell us colors
and shapes of flowers and leaves, but
nothing of their melodies and harmonies.
They will see the most without who have the
most within.
Signed
November 11, 1021.
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In the Women's Londen Shep
Forty-five of our beat topcoats for women will be
disposed of in a special sale tomorrow morning their new
price being $50.
They were cut from the best English tweeds everplaids
and herringbones by our Londen Shep tailors, show the
best of lines and workmanship and have silk and satin serge
linings.
AH sizes in the let.
(Thr (liillrrj) '
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The Spanish
Comb Has
Quite Captured
Paris
The latest fashion advice
from the French capital says
that the smart Parisienne is
wearing the Spanish comb
with a black gown and wide
(lowing sleeves and the debu
tante with her frock of filmy
lace or glittering metal tissue.
Just such combs arc among
the new arrivals in the Jewelry
Stere. They arc the high-back
combs in Spanish effect in im
itation amber, shell, jet or a
lovely combination of jet and
crystal, which is quite the
prettiest thing imaginable with
certain shades of hai Frem
$3 te !?3G are the prices.
(Main lloer)
Remarkable $35 Suits and
Dresses for Women
Perhaps we ought te put that differently their late season price is $35, but a few
weeks age you would have paid at least $15 mere for them.
The dresses are made of the heavy silk crepes in brown, navy, taupe and black, and
they are beaded, embroidered and perfectly simple, but they seem te have been designed
especially for the women who like a dress te de geed all-around service. There are a
dozen styles or mere in this group.
The suits are cut from novelty woolens in soft, light mixtures, besides navy and
brown and tan, and some of them are fur trimmed.
( And there are some cape dresses in the let and .some coat dresses, the dresses being
mostly sleeveless.
(rirht rioer)
Girls' and Yeung Women's
Topcoats of Exceptional Value,
$32.50 te $85
Ready tomorrow are three-quarter belted sports coats of
all-wool heather mixtures, topped by great shawl cellars of
Reed raccoon fur. They are lined with figured silks, warmly
interlined, and are exceptionally geed for $45. Sizes 14 te 20.
Full-length coats of duvetyn, in two models, one with a
cellar of nutria fur and the ether with a great cellar of opossum,
ere unusually geed value at $85. Meth are finely silk lined and
interlined, and offer a choice of black, several browns, navy
and Sorrento blue. Sizes 14 te '20.
At $42.50 are extraordinarily geed coats of soft woolen
sports cloth in the natural camel's-hair color, with cellars of
nutria fur. Made with raglan shoulders, inverted pleat backs,
buckled belt, strapped sleeves, slot pockets and geed silk lining
and interlining. Sizes 12 te 18.
Raccoon-Cellared Coats for Younger
Girls, $32.50
These are in sizes 6 te 14, and are of wool chinchilla, in
navy, brown or cinnamon, well lined and interlined, and generously
cel nrcd with raccoon. They have box-pleated backs, buckled
belts, and with these cellars arc surprisingly geed for $32.50.
Every ether geed kind of coat that a girl or young
woman ceidd want is here.
(Second Fleur)
New Blue Silk Overbleuses
Frem $5 te $8.75
And they are such pretty overbleuses as you would never
wink were such little prices as these.
One style at $5 comes in both navy blue and black crepe
ee chine and is both beaded and embroidered.
Anether in navy silk tricelette has the simple, youthful
ffter Pan cellar which, with the cuffs and pockets, is bound
ith white silk braid. It is $5.60.
Still a third is in dark blue crepe .de chine with Peter Pan
cellar and cuffs of embroidered white net. This is $8.75.
(Tlilrd I'loer)
A Favorite Handkerchief
With Many Men
It is a geed quality Irish linen, net tee fine te stand
Constant tubbings and plain hemstitched in foreign stitch.
, The hem may be a quarter or a half inch and the price
18 "5c each or, a much mere economical way of buying, $b
rf a dozen.
Evening Slippers of
Satin and Brocade
Every desirdd kind is here.
Particular attention is called
today te a black satin one
strap slipper with short
vamp, rounded tee and high
Spanish heel. It is of espe
cially geed quality for $11.
Alse te an attractive slip
per of silver brocade, with
one strap, medium tee and
vamp and high Leuis heel,
priced at $14.
New rhinestone orna
ments in small and large
button effects are $2 te $12
a pair.
(First Fleer)
Silk Lingerie
Chemises made of pink
radium silk, $5 te $12.50.
Of pirik crepe de chine, $3.50
te $9.50. Of pink and white
satin, $5.
Nightgowns' of radium
and crepe de chine, mostly
pink, $5 te $13.50. Of crepe
backed satin, mostly pink,
$22.50 and $25.
(Third Fleer)
Pink Brassieres
Twe particularly geed
styles are a pink broche at
90c and a satin - striped
broche at $1.25.
Styles for tall women are
of pink material at $1.50
and $2, of pink broche at $3,
satin at $3.50 and heavy
brocade at $5.
Fine plain satin brassieres
. with tucks are $10, net and
lace $5, filet lace and linen
$9, satin and filet $6.50 and
black lace pver pink satin,
$7.50.
Black brassieres, te be
worn inside sheer black
dresses, are of sateen, made
with armholes, priced $2;
of satin and net, priced $5.
(Third Fleer)
Petticoat News
Silk jersey topped petti
coats with m e s s a 1 i n e
flounces are $2.85.
Sateen pantalettes or
long bloomers black, navy,
plum and green, are $1.
Silk jersey bloomers in
black, navy and standard
colors are $3.85 te $7.50. .
Silk jersey bloomers in
black and navy only, but all
extra sizes, are $8.
Taffeta petticoats, black
and changeable, are $5.50.
(Tldrd Vloer)
A Let of Women's Fine Gloves
Reduced for a Clearaway
These are various short lines in our stocks that we will sell off
at once.
All of them perfect and delightful gloves, including fine
French kid, lambskin and suede exactly the kinds, colors, qualities
and lengths wanted for personal wear new and for gifts later en.
Reductions go from 50c te ?1 a pair.
Best te take advantage tomorrow, as these gloves will go out
very rapidly.
At $1.25," fine French kid gloves, two At $2, five-button-length slip-en lambskin
clasp, everseam sewn, in black, white, beaver gloves, pique sewn, white only.
and brown. At $2, French suede gloves, silk-lined, two
At $1.50, fine French kid gloves, two , . -hi j.
clasp, pique sewn, in black, white, beaver clasp, pique sewn, in black, gray, taupe,
and brown. -'beaver and brown.
(West Alule)
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A Pretty New Hat Puts New
Celer in Life
And that whether one pays $5 or 550 for it! Tomorrow
small sum will buy this pleasure for ninny women, for wc
shall have numbers of new trimmed hats in all the becoming
shapes, colors and materials, for $10 and less.
They are duvetyns in many colors; trimmed with embroidery,
ostrich, fleWers or the smart ceque feathers. There arc felts
and velvets. There are youthful hats, and small velvet toques
and huts especially designed for matronly women. All are excep
tionally geed value for the price.
Untrimmed Felt Hats at 52. Seft little shapes in brown,
black or navy, many of them bound with circ ribbon and requiring
little trimming.
(ecend I'loer)
Scintillating Scarfs Are
New Frem Paris
And they are most happily arrived in time te be worn
with the new evening gowns for whicji they are destined.
Yeu misrht almost imagine that some of them were sewn
with emeralds, rubies, sapphires or diamonds, they are se
brilliant in effect. Others are in all black or all white and
they are scarcely less beautiful. Frem $13.50 te $75 are
the prices.
(Muln I'loer)
Beautiful New Duvetyns
Compete With Flowers in Celer
There seems te be. no ether way te describe the wonder
ful glowing colors the fuchsia red, the brilliant peppy, corn
flower blue and a her.na shade which is mere like a dahlia
than anything else.
But the list of fashionable shades has only begun, for
there is peacock, beaver, taupe, platinum, green, light blue,
Sorrento, navy, black and ethers.
The texture is exquisitely soft and drapable for entire
gowns, mantles, hats and se en. Seme are all-silk, ethers
part silk, 36 and 40 inches wide and $5 and $6 a yard.
(llmt Fleer)
A. Beautiful Collection of
Small Fur Scarfs
is new in the Fur Salen, offering a variety of choice, a fineness
of quality, and a reasonableness of price that can certainly net
be excelled anywhere.
It is important te remember that there is a certain price
below which furs worth having cannot be bought. Alse, that the
least-priced piece in this store is chosen with exactly the same
care and judgment as our costliest furs.
Gray squirrel scarfs start nt $15. A scarf of geed brown
mink may be bought from S22.5Q up; dyed fitch (in a two-skin
scarf) from $30 up; stone marten from $10 up, and Japanese
marten, baum marten or Hudsen Bay sable, each from $45 up.
These modestly-priced scarfs are of surprising beauty and
quality.
(Second Fleer)
Best Values Yet in
Fabric Handbags
The collection of velvet and duvetyn handbags which we
show new at $3 .te $5 includes some of the best values we
have been able te present at these low prices.
The fabrics are all fine quality and are in black and the
colors best liked for Fall and Winter. They have covered,
fancy metal and shell finish celluloid frames, oval and square,
and are in various shapes, both large and small.
(Muln Fleer)
Little Felks' Warm Sweater
and Scarf Sets
Net much chance for Jack Frest when Baby is incased
in a wool sweater, leggings, cap and mittens, all te match.
These matching sets of knitted wool are $5 te $9.50, and of
brushed wool $7 te $10. Celers include white, cardinal,
brown, tan and heather mixtures. Sizes two te four years.
Scarf and cap sets of brushed wool, for girls up te 12
years, arc $3.25 te $4.50. Brown, tan, jade and striped effecta.
" i , (Third Vloer)
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Christmas Cards and
Calendars
are spread out in fine array
for cheesing; the first are 5c
te $1 and the second 15c te
$4.25.
(Main Fleer)
French Garters
are very fetching, indeed,
being black or Copenhagen
blue with rose linings and
iiny rosettes. Prices $2.50
and $2.75 in the French
Roem.
(Third Fleer)
Tin Candy Bexes
Plain pink, blue and gray
boxes, which can be deco
rated at home if desired, 30c
for the two-pound size, 35c
for the three-pound. Bexes
of the two-pound size deco
rated with Persian and Japa
nese designs, 35c. Find
them in the Art Needlework
Stere.
(Pwencl Fleer)
Yeu, Hunters and
Gunners, Should All
Knew of These
Hudsen Bay
Blankets
Ne doubt you have heard of
the blankets, because they are
the most celebrated outdoor
blankets in the world, being
manufactured in Eng'and for
use in the cold Hudsen Bay
country.
But perhaps you don't knew
that they are here, and this is
te tell you that they arc.
Besides being the warmest
and most comfortable blankets
made, they arc also almost
waterproof.
Woven of pure wool, Austra
lian and Siberian, in gray and
in tan, all with black-blue
stripes, in size 2 yards wide by
2ii yards long; weight, 6 lbs.;
price, $13.50 each.
(Sixth Fleer)
A Manicure Set That a
Friend Would Like
A really practical set in
which all the pieces are in
tended for use, and net just
te leek pretty.
Such sets, of excellent
quality, with imitation ivory
or pearl handles, are $1 te
$21. The cases are of real
leather, in box form or the
rolled-up kind.
(.Muln rioer)
The Indoor Skating
Season Is Open
and it won't be se very long
before there is skating en
the ponds.
Clamp skates for men and
boys, $3.50 te $5 ; for women
and girls, $4.
Skates te screw en the
shoes, $3.50 te $15.
Combination outfits of
skating shoes' with skates
attached for men and boys,
$9.50 and $11; for women,
$12.
(The (IMlerj)
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Fine British Overcoats in the
Men's Londen Shep
Say what you will, these English coats have style
that no ethers seem able te imitate.
The materials, the designs and the colorings arc
distinctive, tee. Saxony cloths, Shetlands, cheviets,
West of England coverts and fleeces, in browns, greens,
grays, heather mixtures and plain blue. '
Best-liked is the comfortable, smart, free-swinging
Aintree, a single-breasted model.
Fer these who prefer raglan coats, there is the
Conduit.
In the medium and heavy weight coats there are
both single and double breasted styles, many belted.
Prices are $55 te $100.
, (The Gallery)
Men's Pleated and Plain
Shirts for $2
All have starched cuffs and you may cheese between
plain or pleated besoms.
Made of geed percale in a variety of striped designs that
are fast color, as net all percale is.
Mighty geed, clean shirts for the money.
"" (Mnln I'loer)
An Achievement in Men's
$1 Neckties
These latest tics which we have brought in te sell for $1
are se far ahead of most dollar neckwear that there is no com
parison. In the first place, they arc the new shape four-in-hands of
an excellent quality of heavy silk.
In the second place, they are in designs usually found only
in high-priced ties, such as Paisley patterns, foliage and th6
better kind of stripes and dots.
(Muln moor)
Men's Fine Londen Tweed
Hats Down te $3
These are these splendid stitchless tweed hats from
Lincoln-Bennett, celebrated for the fact that they keep their
shape as no ether tweed hats will and are firm and heavy and
inured te rough weather.
At $3 these hats are se remarkably under-priced that
they should go out in a whirl.
(Muln I'loer)
Twe Geed Business
Shoes for Men
They are of tan calfskin in high-lace styles with heavy
single soles and plain, straight tips.
One has a medium tee, while the ether is the somewhat
narrower tee that gees with the English last.
Either pair for $10.50.
(Main Fleer)
Men's Union Suits in a
Special Disposal
Frem one of the leading underwear makers in the country
we procured a let of men's wool-and-cotton union suits that
wc can sell at $12.50 because they are net quite perfect.
There are many weights and styles, and in comfort and
wear are equal te first-grade goods, whereas if they were first
grade they would be anywhere from $1 mere te ever twice the
price we have marked them.
(Main I'loer)
Sparkling New Lets of Cut
Crystal and Colored Glassware
The new cut crystal is of a particularly fine and tasteful
character, gracefully shaped and cut in a number of uncom
monly attractive patterns, all the shapes and designs being
new.
Flower bowls, $9, $12, $15, $18 and $22.50.
Flower vases, $8.50, $10.75, $12, $14 and $27.50.
Competes, $7.50, $8, $9 and $10.50.
Sugar-and-cream sets, $8 and $9.50.
The new colored glassware is in a variety of the most
charmingly elusive tints and is in wonderful favor with gift
buyers. Prices $1.50 te $30 a piece.
Geld-incrusted glassware is shown in gorgeous and fas
cinating assortment, at $2.50 for a small vase te $12 for a
beautiful fruit bowl, the ether pieces including mayonnaise
sets, flower bowls, competes, candlesticks, bonbon dishes,
cracker-and-cheese dishes, sandwich trays and ether delight
ful gifts.
(Fourth rioer)
Suiting and Overceating the Bey
It would de us no geed te sell you a suit or an overcoat for your boy that wasn't
up te the mark m quality and value.
And, of course, it would de neither you nor your boy any geed
But it does you fd the boy and ourselves geed for us te sell you what we
believe te be the best n. Vte-wear suit or overcoat te be had in Philadelphia for the
money, and that is what wiare ready te de tomorrow u-pm ier cne
qq Awllt Pric.es-:Jorfe suits are $16.50 te $38, and a geed choice at $16.50 te
$28, with two pair of trousers, these being for boys of 8 te 18 years
te 9 yesatlfelaT.1 T' ' 10 18 Ut ' B' d fr h of
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