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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
'Danic Inclincl"
. .. I Jnnft Inln Damp. In.
f,k riims in the full weeds.
nl,r hiitwt ferns U Is summer
linM..' "W 6c Ohl h 0,d ian
Winter-
til M'TISK VI
Tlie D.iiiRcreus Stranger
BI,1 1' JAV grinned down ut Jack
,'inl .Timet after ti-UliiR them why
. .ti.tn't i'e Seuth for the winter
SSiIcIi - li:nu-f lie could find plenty
$ feed in the North.
I HKe te stuy In the North voedn."
trcnmctl Hide ' "' j',c,te Ht'"
Itte Pirn though It Is h bit Ioiicheiiio
ami rather dim "
Hliie .Tin wim beIiir te nay 'dun-
Mk te sn it he saw seinethinK that
m startled him he left his mouth open
Without linl-hlnK what lip wns sayliiR.
That smnethliiK was n bird that came
aniline nlenc In wavy, craeeful fllsht.
The -traiiEP hint Rllded te the very
nenli Hluc .Tn hud left -e abruptly.
"lVihups tlint Is the mysterious
ulncer." whlspeied .Innet te Dnmr In-iim-t.
'I'lie fairy Rodinethcr of the
birds frowned as she shook her hesvl.
At Hint ame moment the strange bird
opened Us cruel beak, giving a harsh
'""Helle, Dame Instinct," shrieked the
utraiiRer. "I net jour message uwny
up N'ertli near te Santn Clans land.
Tlinnk ou for warning me against
"the cold, eeld winter."
"I wain nil ine uinif, room mm nan,
replied Dame Instinct primly. "I am
the fain godmother of all of them, in
cluding ou. Hatcher ltlrd Slirlke, nl nl
tlieugh 1 nm'fr J-nv I like the way you
lmnt ether birds."
'you join "elf tniiRht me never (e go
Imiign if I eeuld help it." he K-renmcd.
"If tiieie Kn't (in; thing else te cut I
haie te eat birds."
"Well, if i"U have te eat birds, be
Hire ou ent birds as bad as yourself."
mid Paine Instluet tnrtl. "Yeu will
find plentj of KnglNh spin rows in the
tlllaRes and towns."
"Tlinnk you, sweet nnd kind fnlrj
godmother," --aid l'.uteher lliiil Shrike,
who reined te ha'e polite manners,
ercn theiigli he was u villain. "I will
iimcmber the luglish sparrows. And
new would j en like te vi-it mj cup
board" "Yes," said Pame Instinct; "but
nee te jeii if I lind any of my imeet
Miminer ImiN there. "
Iluteli,r I'iid Shrike InuRhed his
linr-li hniRli and Milled uwiv In long,
graceful wae.. Dnnie Instinct, with
.Turk nud Janet, followed in the whccl
kiw imtn.
Htiteher Wirt Shrike alighted pn n
thorn tiee, while the wheel-less auto
tteppnl en tlie Rt-euud briieath.
' The thein tree had what iij iieared te
be little packages fastened te various
paits of it.
"U'li , it leeks like a Christmas
tree," whispered .Innet te Panic In
stini t
"I!t it isn't." said Pame Instinct
sl,.un ' It is a buti her'-hop."
Auii se It was. The litt'e pneknges
t . In ill jnic e. whii b lluteher Hlrd
Sin I ( ii mI Killed and p.trti. i a ten.
i iv si i. mid nasen why I .'nil
nor; mi tlitt foolish summer bird
'ii) 'is -111(114 ill the fall woeiN," said
Dainc In Hint "When Itutclivr IJlrd
Shiii' t Imiigri lie cuts what he
iai ' ihhI no ordinary summer blid
U m': fi'in him. Come' We must
finil the in' stei ions singer at once and
wml 'i'ii mm te the Southland."
(Hew tl.elr search for the msterleus
shiter leads them Inte stranqe atheii
(tires, under ground will he told net
week.)
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sTrVMMIIP NOTICKS
J-Msenasr 4. Ftalr j
N. T. TO CHtUBOUna & SOUTHAMPTON
CARMiMA Kec. :i llrr. 31 .
AqilTWlV .... Ore. 13 lh. 7 IVb. 28
s y. te i.ivunruei.
C.1LAIIRIA Nev. 30
Allt'MX dim) .. I),c. 10 ,I,n. i; r,.,. IX
SCiTlHA ini-n). . Dec. 24 Jin. 28 Fell. 23
f1' . in HALIFAX 1'L.YMOL'TII. (1IIRK.
,. UUL'UU AND HA.MHt'IR; I
ni.iiM mn. 21 Miir. 10
Nil" I.UNIJONJJl.l.ia A.MJ Ol-ASGUW
5." Mill .... Dec. 10
Assi'MtV "" .". 21 Jim. 21 Tcb. 25
Ai)illl, (.U) , j,,,,, 7 i-ji,. 11 .
. HMhKIIM.V luru) De,.. 3
UitT, Tcr.."i0 eiimAt.T.vn. nai'u:h. '
it?iV d1u'uvmk. TmuhTi;, i-iu.ri:
"ALIA Juil, s
IIOSTfW TO I-ONIJONDCnnY.
AhSKIA (ncn) fife 5
1PECIAI.
MEDITERRANEAN
SAILING
MA.V.V,'.,U- flUKAITUt. MONACO
UmiKItA) Cr.NUA NAPLKS
CARONIA
December 7
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Cunurd uud Aiichur StfiuiiBliIi, UnM
rifii:cr Olli.c, I3uu M. ilnut St.. I'lill. I
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HStn
Hk3SS$8
STEAMSHIP LIMES
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST
LONDONDERPwY, SLIGO
SS "Eastern King" ...Nev. 26
S S "Oshliesh" Dec. 22
Cethen'jurg, Copenhagen, Malrae,
Hcltingfert, RiR.i, Danzig & Reval
S "Conejos" Dec. 12
Moere & McCormack Ce., Inc.
t.W. STHINGFIELD, i-iuin. ML-r
"128 DOURSU BLDG.. I'HILA.
rL(..nli. 0."85 Main 7513
mk Smship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
U.S.3.B.S S "WOODMANSIE"
EMTtTKI) TO SAIL DEC. 10
at cuvri:itKN(i: it vtks
Hanijs, IVlagul & Ce., Inc.
423 LLiiUe MUg., I'liil.idelplua
-(u,, (rii iM.u.i ftlUUl ,580
liAtri
$ AMESCA LINE
M MIItK TO Kill I'l III1A1I
':i 1'l.iiiKiiitli, IlimluKiii-Mir-Mer
CHRISTMAS SAILING
S. S. ROTTERDAM, Dec. 10
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I'K.NT in
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iin.l. i tin lni I'HlllsY'IAS uiul
Band Plays at 9 and 5:15;
Organ at 11
ClilmcN nt Soen
WANAMAKERS
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Cleudy
"Happy Christmas te Everybody P That's What the Jelly New
rhriidiiut Srfirns Sav in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
I
Women's Glessy Nearseal
Coats, $75 te $185
They arc of fine, well-mntclicd, reliable dyed ceney skins of Wann
mnkcr quality, a virtue which gives real importance te the lewncss of
their prices. All of the coats arc cut in graceful, flaring styles, 3G and
40 inches long, and beautifully lined.
Plnin nearseal coats (dyed ceney) 3G inches long, $75 and .$115;
40 inches long, $90.
Nearseal coats (dyed ceney), with heaver cellars and cuffs, $185.
(Central)
T'S CHRISTMAS everywhere in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere. Christmas at
the Chestnut Street doers. Christmas at the Market Street doers. Christmas all ever
the great central section, where merry Christmas garlands add te the general air of
jollity. At Market Street there is a special new Christmas land of umbrellas, ribbons,
art needlework, leather goods, inexpensive jewelry, handkerchiefs, men's neckties
and ether men's furnishings, also children'3 dresses.
This is a geed time te explore Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere. The
merchandise is all Wanamaker's all of guaranteed quality and prices are uni
formly low. Christmas boxes are added en request.
-Sa J $tt.3U aa- ai f - -
Opp
the
Central
lisle
Men's Belts and Sterling
Silver Buckles, $1 te ?3.75
Men's gifts that men really
like. Buckles with cut initials or
with space en which initials are
engraved for the asking, $1 te
$2.50.
Sets of silver buckles and
leather belts in attractive holi
day boxes, $3 and $3.75.
Silk Umbrellas, $5 and $6
Black and colors garnet,
green, blue, purple and brown
with short bakelite handles and
rings or wrist cords. With or
without enses. Seme have white
stubs and tips.
Satin Camisoles, $1
New shipment of black, white,
flesh and navy colors that arc
se popular wc can't keep them in
stock.
Vemen's Blanket Bathrobes
$3.85
New let of Indian nnd flower
patterns in dark and light colors.
Cellar, cuffs and pockets trimmed
with cording. Mnde of heavy
bathrobe blankets.
Women's Cotten Jersey
Petticoats, $1
Cotten jeiscy tops with nccor nccer nccor
dien pleated ruffles of sateen.
Purple, navy, Copenhagen blue
and emerald.
Women's Flannelet
Petticoats, 50c
Short ones of striped flannelet,
but cut se geneieusly in every
particular that they will really
be "long" for most women.
Cotten Stockings for Women
12V2c and 25c
12Vac for black libbed cotton
stockings for girls. Sizes G te
Qll2. First quality.
25c for women's blnck mer
cerized cotton stockings in regu
lar and extra sizes. "Seconds."
Handkerchiefs for Men
25c, 35c
25c for plain white linen hand
kerchiefs; 35c for these with
embroidered initials less than
half last year's price.
13th Street Aisle
Children's Gloves
35c te $1.25
Woolen gloves; gloves of fleece
lined jersey cloth; jersey-cloth
gauntlets with leathereid cuffs
and leather gauntlets with wide
cuffs trimmed with fringe and a
star, accerdmz te price.
Stamped Fudge Aprons Drep
te 35c
Stamped for a bit of embroid
ery, which will make them doubly
atti active as gifts.
Pink Satin Girdles, $2.50
Slender women will like them
for dancing, and tfiey are se
dainty they are leally another
piece of lingerie! Sizes 20 te 28.
We Wish Every Weman in Philadelphia
Could See These Dresses
$10 TO W S16.50
- 1
or
Fresh Curtain
Marquisette,20cYd.
Fully a yard wide and in
white, cream and ecru. Think
of the pretty scarfs, cui tains,
spreads and bedroom sets it
will make, particularly when
combined with hand crochet
(for it is geed enough quality
for that)! The usual price is
considerably higher.
500 Pair of Snowy
Marquisette Curtains
Special, $1.25
Must get curtains up before
the Christmas rush com
mences! They are in white
and have hemstitched borders.
A World of Things for
Christmas!
Various kinds of scarfs.
Uncovered white pillows.
Levely pillows.
Braids and fringes.
Chair pads.
All the desirable materials
for lamp shades, scarfs, pil
lows, etc.; cietennes, poplin,
rep, tapestry, plain and em
bossed valeur, embossed terry
clalh, silk-and-cotton materials
and silkelinef.
(( lidttriiit)
Dainty Dresses
for Dear Little
Babies,
60c te $2. SO
Beth long and short presses
for all the wee babies up te
little children of two years.
They are made of softest white
nainsoek linished with fine
little laces and embroidery.
Seme of the better ones even
beast hand embroidery.
(Central)
If thev could, sewing machines would collect dust for several months
te come.
There would be no troublesome searches matching materials. Ne
tiresome fittings. And, happiest of all, every one would enjoy a new frock
for the Christmas month.
Se low are the prices, se geed the materials and se smart the styles
that these frocks are quite irresistible.
Savings in many instances run from a third te a half.
Fer $5, $7.50 or $10
ene ean cheese almost any kind of a practical daytime frock.
. Geed wool navy serge as low as $5.
Brown or navy velour frocks piped With contrasting colors for $.50.
Navv tricetinc dresses trimmed with many rows of colored stitching for $7.50.
Twe-piece jersey frocks in reindeer, navy and brown for $7.50.
Twe hundred and fifty dresses at $10. Se you can imagine the assortment. It
includes velour in navy, reindeer and brown; fine tricetine in a dozen models; serge
with beaded girdles; cicpe de chine and charmcuse trimmed with beads; and wool
jerseys.
350 Dresses at $13.25 and $15
Peirct twill frocks trimmed around the neck and sleeves with tiny red
black beads.
Tricetine dresses, with silk em
broidery trimming the panels of the
skirts.
Serge combined with charmcuse
in cry youthful everskiit models.
Canten crenc and crepe de chine
$16.50 make soft and charming frocks.
New Taffeta and Velveteen
Dresses at $16.50
Decidedly fresh and new are the taffetas with
their ruffled overskirts, net cellars and cuffs or em
broidered panels. Mostly in navy blue, taupe or
brown.
Frecks of twill-back black velveteen arc very
youthful and have girdles of contrasting velvet.
At $18.75, $23.50 and $25
Every new fashion feature seems te have found
its way te these pretty dresses. I hey are of cloth
or heavy silk crepe, showing fascinating style points,
usually found only en expensive dresses.
Fer instance, a beautiful frock of navy blue or
black tricetine is made with loose panels, heavily
braided in self tone or henna, ever a foundation of
tricetine. A tailored dress of great distinction at $25.
Other beautiful gowns, some copied from
French originals, are here at very moderate
prices $29, $35, $39 te $49.
(Mnrket)
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Among the Loveliest of Personal Gifts
omen's Silk Underclothes
Beautiful silks, pretty laces, nicety of finish and gleaming ribbons all make for the
daintiness that is their first requisite.
It seems that in preparation for this Christmas, the nightgowns and envelope
chemises are prettier than ever. One sees finer laces, mere real lace, better ribbons, better
quality silks and, altogether, a higher scale e f quality at a lower scale of prices.
Costume Slips at $5.50
Almest any woman will appreciate an underslip
that will act as petticoat and camisole in one. The
slips aie of heavy quality lustrous satin in black,
navy, flesh and white Others of radium are in black,
navy and brown. All have elastic at the sides of
the waist.
Luxurious Nightgowns Such as
Every Weman Leves
$3.85 for lacc-trimmed nightgowns of pink crepe
de chine.
$5 for pink crepe de chine nightgowns tiimmed
with Georgette crepe and lace.
Envelope Chemises at $3.85
Imitation filet lace finishes chemises of flesh or
white ciepe de chine.
$5.50 for lovely tailored and hemstitched enve
lope chemises of white or pink radium.
$0.75 for envelope chemises that are exceptionally
pretty. They are of pale pink radium with medal
lions of leal filet lace.
Silk Bleemers, $3 te $5.50
What an abundance of cheesing! Bleemers of
satin, radium and crepe de chine are in light nnd
dark colors, tailored or finished with Georgette, lace
and ribbon.
$9.50
Men Find Geed Shoes for a
Surprisingly Small Outlay
in the Gallery Stere
This is the day of geed quality shoes for much less
money. A man need no longer feel that he is wearing out
a five-dollar bill every time he takes a step. If he does it s
his own fault or because he doesn't knew about this Gallery
Shee Stere for Men. As one man said te another, "Why,
you ought te SEE the shoes!"
Men's Shoes at $4.25
They're special value, but you can see that for yeurfclf. Black
or tan leather shoes are in straight-lace style with medium tees,
sturdy welted soles and bread low heels.
Brogue Shoes at $7.90
arc of black or tan leather with rubber heels and strips of light fiber
in the soles.
Inte the Class of "Finer Shoes and Oxfords"
at $8.50 te $9.50
Tan calfskin and grain leathers in black or tan are mostly in
brogue shapes. There is an assortment of bluchcr and straight-lace
styles. The workmanship, as well, as the leathers, is well worth
careful inspection.
Oxfords for Evening
and street wear are of patent or black dull leather with plain vamps
at $8.50.
Men's Slippers in Christmas Array
$1.60 te $4
Beys' Shoes, Special at $2.90
Streng tan leather shoes with rounded soft tees that arc best
for growing feet, have soles that only grin at Winter's reuglvwcar of
slides, skate clamps, long tramps and se en. Sizes 10 te 2.
Special at $3.75
Beys' shoes in sizes 1 te e1 are of black or tan leather en English
lasts. .Seme have rubber heels.
(Gnllrry, Market)
Men's Odd Trousers of All All
Weel Materials, $5 te $7.50
Just about every sort of pattern and color tone is here and
it is the rare suit that we cannot match with trousers.
Special at $6.50
are some exceptionally geed trousers of all-wool cassimercs and
unfinished worsteds, with some blacks among them.
(Oellfry, Mnrket)
(( .Tit nil)
Unexpected Sale of Men s
Fashionable Cheviot
Shirts
Less Than Standard Wholesale
Price
New $1.65
Smart shirts for men who really care about their
appearance shirts of a nice sporting quality that
have as much distinction as silk, but are less often
seen. Shirts from a Wanamaker shirtmaker cut the
Wanamaker way and fashioned of exclusive-looking
cheviot in bet'i pin checks and stripes. A splendid
let of colors, including lavender, green, blue, tan and
pink.
Offered new at less than the standard wholesale
price because of an unexpected business happening.
Real geed fortune for the wife or sister seeking
Christmas gifts for the men of the family.
Yes, all sizes and all fresh and perfect.
Twe kinds either with neckband or cellar
attached.
(Mcn't fiiillcry, Market)
Blankets and
ri'.i rujPW
Blankets te Delight the Eye
$15 a Pair
Levely plain red with black bands;
plain tan with pink or blue bands; rcd-and-bluck
plaids pink or blue block plnids
such itr these all-wool blankets, 72xM
-hiches. Undoubtedly they are the finest
in years!
Nete: It is well te make sure of gifts
like these early in the season, for such
valued de net last always!
Quilts Make Really Substantial
Christmas Presents
Yeung and long-established hemekeepers, alike, will be pleased with
gifts of as sound value as blankets and quilts. The bride and the girl about
te be a bride will be especially grateful.
This year the prices en geed quilts and blankets are low enough te
bring them well within reach.
Weel-Filled Quilts, $6
A low price for quilts as pretty and
warm as these! They are filled with pure soft
wool and have figured tops and backs and
plain sateen borders. 72x80 inches, a geed
size!
Other wool-filled quilts are $7.50, $8.50
and $10.
Down-Filled Quilts, $12.50
Think of it! Light-as-a-feather quilts
and warm as only down-filled quilts can be,
these have figured sateen covers. With plain
borders in blue, rose or green, down-filled
quilts are $15,
Down Quilts With Si I ft Tops
at $19
Beautiful and decorative as well as splen
didly warm, they have figured centeis and
plain borders of silk and plain backs of
sateen.
Silk-Covered Down Quilts
at $25
It seems like the geed old times of very
long age te have them at this price! They
hae figured centers and plain pink or blue
borders and backs, all of silk.
(('rntrul)
Woot-Mixed White Blankets
Special, $5. 75 a Pair
Keal value in these white blankets, 70x80
inches, with pink or blue borders!
$7.50 for 5-pound blankets, 72x82 inches,
with all pure wool in the filling. They
are in white with pink or blue beiders.
Fine All-Weel White
Blankets, $11 a Pair
They really radiate warmth! They
72x81 inches and are all wool, warn
are
nnd
filling, and weigh 5VS pounds! The borders
are in rose, pink or blue.
A 11- Weel Plaid Blankets
Start at $7.50 a Pair
In pink, blue, tan and gray block plaids,
they aie 00x80 inches.
Heavier all-wool blankets nt $8.50 a pair
are 00x80 inches, in tan, gray, pink and blue.
At $10 a Pair
Unusual because of their quality are all
wool blanluts, 72x81 inches, in red-and-black
plaids, as well as tan, gray, pink and
blue.
Ne End te the Variety of Geed
Winter Coats at $25
Loese-back coats or belted models.
Coats with fur cellars or with threw scarfs.
Delman effects with wide flowing sleeves.
Tailored coats trimmed with buttons and stitching.
Seme of the coats nre of velour and many arc in
variations of the belivia weave that is se popular.
Every coat is lined throughout with silk and many are
warmly interlined.
In the collection are coats for all types of women
and fittings in all sizes.
Fur-Trimmed Coats at
$27.50 te $39
Here nre deep, soft cellars of beavcrette -and often
cuffs te match en coats and dolmans of belivia, silver
tip velour. illama cloth and soft warm coatings. Plenty
of the fashionable brown 6hades, walnut and Malay as
Well as blues and black.
Of course, coats without fur, at these prices, also.
Handsome Coats at
$58.50, $65 and $69
Wraps and coats, and the very smart fur-cellared
capes as well. The materials are wonderfully ueft and
luxurious aild they are trimmed with flat or roll cellars
of Australian opossum, beaver, nutria, mole and brown
or taupe wolf.
Other very fine wraps and capes of soft woolens for
tey$185C V fr evcninS we here at $75
All-Black Coats. $37.50 te JR7S
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