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' Christmas Music by the Organ
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
u a at 9, 11 ana b:i:
with Brass Quartet and Singing of
Carels at 9 and s:15
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5:30
Stere Opens at 9
Plenty of Goods, Plenty of Roem, Plenty of Cheerful People te Serve Yeu
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1861 This Is the 1921
Sixtieth Christmas Time
of this business.
Te the writer of this little piece, still
actively and thankfully directing its affairs, it
is a privilege te welcome the people at this
holiday season te the enjoyments of this vast
edifice, specially and strongly built and equipped
fdr their comfort and safety and te house the
large quantities of carefully .selected
merchandise from almost all parts of the world
and place it at their disposal at the lowest ever
changing costs possible, style, quality and
freshness considered.
Seme of us at the helm in the various
sections have been at school from boyhood and
girlhood, always studying and adding
experience te de it better.
Net one of us workers counts himself or
herself perfect, but we are encouraged with a
certain progress here and there which keeps us
going en hopefully.
If each of our assistants these days would
only remember'the principles which we have set
before them by example and precept, that
business CAN be done and should always BE
done by straightforwardness
1. Understanding the business you are
employed te de.
2. Telling: the truth.
:. Premising only what can be performed.
I. Quickly rectifying mistakes or failures
by letter or phone.
Every person employed by us has in his oi
lier keeping the geed name, reputation and
prosperity of the Stere, which wants te be an
honor te our great city and useful te its
citizens.
Signed
De-embcr 9, 1021. 0
150 Women's Woolen Dresses
Special at $22.50
Tlieie are wool icisevs in a particularly geed firm weave, either
embroidered or in the sports btyle which se many women like.
There are fine all-wool tricelines and Pelret twills made in simple
tailored fashion or combined with satin se that they arc quite suit
able for afternoon wear as well. Seme have dainty vest effects of lace,
ethers are prettily beaded or silk embroidered. , t , .u
In all there aic about twenty models, and they are the best that
wc could find, nnd every one would ordinarily sell for a much higher
price. Navy, black, brown, brick, henna, all these colors are here and
lizes from 34 te 44 inches.
(I'lrnl 1 lour)
Silk Pajamas It
May Be
And if it is we suggest a par
ticularly pretty kind in either
pale blue or flesh pink crcpe de
chine, mode in slip-ever style
with lace trimming.
They arc moderately priced at
18.50.
(Third Fleer)
A Silk Petticoat
for the Scheel Girl
And, of course, a pretty one
such as Santa Claus would be
expected te bring.
Every color te go with her
various dresses, navy, black,
henna, taupe, brown and Copen
hagen, also the lighter colors for
evening, such as white or pink.
' They are in messaline, silk jersey,
white wash satin or pink crepe
de chine with prices starting at
3.85 n,u going te $9.50.
The length is 30 te 30 inches.
(Third 1'loer)'
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Fer the Weman Who
Leves Plants
oak and mahogany finish
tabeurcttes, with round tops, $2;
"Ware, $1.75.
Bamboo tabeurettes, 18 inches
blgh, 85c.
'arcisMis bulbs and the howls
set thun out in, boxed in holi heli
"ay boxes, COc te $5.50.
Decorated small watering c&s
f indoor use in various colors,
, "-BO nnd $2.
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hmafc.
Georgette Blouses for
Holiday Gifts
Four unusually dainty models, moderately priced:
At $10, overbleuses of peach, flesh or white Georgette with the
new neckline and shoulder fastening. Cellar and cuffs of ecru tucked
net and leal filet lace.
At the same price, blouses of flesh or white Georgette with
tuxedo cellar and vest of hand-made lace. '
At $8.75, flesh, bisque or white Georgette overbleuses with tuxedo
cellar and front of rose filet and embroidered net
At $6.75, blouses of flesh or white Georgette, with Peter Pan
cellar and trimming: of narrow imitation Valenciennes.
All have- long sleeves. ' " "
(Third Fleer)
Yeung Women 's Fresh
New Taffeta Frecks
at $22.50
Seft taffeta in navy or black, made in a quaint fashion with
deep bouffant pockets. The three-quarter sleeves arc puffed
below the elbow. A trimming of knife-pleating is effectively used.
Sizes 14 te 20.
Silk Dresses Reduced le $22.50
I) i esses of Canten crepe, charmeuse, taffeta, crepe de chine,
satin-backed crepe and a few also of tricetine. All have been
higher priced. Black, brown and navy, in sizes 14 te 20.
New Party Frecks of Canten Crepe at $38
A rich quality of Canten ciepe, in honeydew, jade, American
Beauty, coral, turquoise and white. The model copies a $95
dress, and is charming, with its shirred round neckline and its
dainty trimming of flowers of the material outlined in silver. In
both fashion and quality it is an exceptional dress. Sizes 14
te 20.
(Second l'lenr)
Girls' New Suspender Dresses
at $5.50
A chambiny shut, in laspburiy, tan or green, is buttered te a
blouse of white lep whose cellar, cull's and fvent pleat are hini! hini!
embieidered te match the skirt. Suspenders are of the coleied cham
brav. Sizes ti te -11.
(Snuiiil I lour)
New Lillian Brassieres
These aie in holiday boxes of holly or poinsettia decorations for
gifts.
Al $2. A pink atin and lace brassiere.
At $1.25. A biassieiv with wide lace lop. and bottom and plain
tenter. Alse one of pink poplin trimmed with lace. '
At $1.50. An all-ever lace brassiere.
At $1.25, $1.50 and $- Bandeaux of broche, satin and all-ever
Uce.
tYfctrA
A Prfittv New Vint Dees
Heighten That Holiday Feeling
Especially if the old hat lias
grown a bit jaded and stale.
There arc a great many pretty
hats in these Millinery Salens.
Numbers of them have hecn
much reduced in price.
se little that even the woman who
(Srrenil
As for Women's
With Fur
There is no fretting away from
the fact that they are the most
liked coats of the Winter. There
are three particularly geed mod
els which women arc cheesing,
and there are new shipments here
of oil of them.
Fine belivia coats with raglan
sleeve and narrow strap belt.
In Sorrento, Volnay or navy,
the cellar and culTs arc of
beaver fur In black or navy
(llrht
A Fur Cellar or
Fur-less
It' her Winter coat is without
fur you may be sure she will be
delighted with one of these fine
separate cellars of beaver, lynx,
kunk, mole or Hudsen heal (dyed
muskrat). They are shaped and
curved cellars, or straight stoics
or smart little chokers, or gener
(Nrceml
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Little Gifts
in Jewelry
Novelties
Hut very welcome ones
where many women are con
cerned. They are quite new
and cither geld or siher plated.
Coin boxes . .$1.25 te $5.50
Powder boxes, 50c te $7.50
Vanity cases.. $4.50 te $8
Mesh purses $2 te $15
(Mnln l'lenr)
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Fleer)
mnv have thought she could net
afford a new hat will find its pur
chase no extravagance at all.
As for children's hats, it would
be a shame for any little girl net
te possess a becoming one when
there are se many pretty ones
here at such small prices.
fleer)
Belivia Coats
Cellars
they are of mole. The price is
$105.
Anether beautiful silky belivia
with full-flared skirt and bands
of cording has n beaver cellar
and comes in black or navy at
$150.
A very pretty style in belivia
with the new huge armhelc te the
waistline, ties under the arms,
has a wolf cellar and js $150.
I'lcier)
Stele for Her
Ceat
eus cape effects. The prices of
$30 te $22.-i include a wide va
riety of choice
Single animal scarfs for the
same purpose start at $15 in
squirrel; $22.50 in mink; $30 and
$10 in marten; and S45 in Hud Hud
eon Hay sable.
1'loer)
Phonograph Recerd
Albums, Half
Price at 60c
We have 1000 of these album,
each with twelve pockets, which
we can sell for this low price. A
set would make an acceptable
gift te any phonograph owner.
(Second l'lenr)
Givable Manicure
Sets, $1 te $35
Mether-of-pearl, horn, ivory ef
fects, either plain or decorated,
geld plate, or all-steel. The pret
tiest in a blue enamel set at $35,
A geld-plated set in a morocco
ease is $14. A practical man's
set in a flat pigskin pocket case
U $5.50. An attractive imitation
ivory set in a blue leather basket
!s $11. Many novelties among
i hem, and every one givable, from
the little $1 set up.
(Mnln l'lenr)
Yeung Women Like
This New Shee
A five-eyelet oxfeid of black
patent leather, with medium tee
and vamp, welted sole, and low.
biend heel like a man's. The
newest footwear te accompany
woolen hose,. Priced $" a pair.
(1'lrnt rinnr)
A Small Girl Will
Leve These Slippers
They are quilted satin in old
rose, Alice or light blue, with
soft padded soles and a silk pom
pon en the tee. Priced $2.25
and $2.50 in 8', te 2 sizes.
(Tlrnt Tloer)
Children's Riding
Puttees
They change an ordinary shoe
into a riding beet.. In tan or
black calfskin, splendidly made,
priced $9.50 a pair.
(l'lrnt l'lenr)
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The Christmas
Candies Travel Far
and Wide
We have recently sent some
te India, Mexico, Canada and
various distant cities in the
United States. It is a compli
ment te the goodness of the
Wanamaker candy and no mis
take. Here, are some delicious live
pound package candies which
absent friends will appreciate1.
A five-pound tin box of clear,
crisp candies at $3.
A five-pound box of asserted
chocolates and bonbons at $3.
A five-pound box uf asserted
chocolates at $2.25.
A live-pound box of tine as as
eorted chocolates, tied with j ed
ribbon, at $5.
And for the kiddies' Christmas
tree there arc the geed fresh
candy toys ut 40c a pound.
(reu Stair fitut)
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A Truly
Exquisite Gift
Is a Geld Mesh
Bag
It is something that a woman
can use for a lifetime and with
any costume at any time.
In 14-kt. geld mesh of the
finest kind, with squie en
graved tops, $270 and $010.
Or with shaped frames, long
narrow styles, $255 and $340.
These prices are very much
less than these beautiful bags
cost only a short time nge.
Superb Handbags
With Sterling
Silver Frames
The frames are all extremely
artistic, most of them being
the heavy, hand-pierced pat
terns usually associated with
Helland silver.
The bags are of rich French
silks and velvets or beaded
and the bi adeI bags are mag
nificent, some of them resem
bling antiques.
The fabric bags ate ?50 te
$75 and the beaded bass are
$75 te $125.
(Mnln rinnr)
Warm Knitted Caps
for Children
Seft woolen caps that can be
pulled down ever the ears en
(.old days.
Prices are 50c, 75c and $1 and
every one iepresent3 a decided
reduction.
(.Mnln l'lenr)
Jl h if O If
Seventh Fleer
Bright Christmas Opportunities
in Lamps
One-light geld polychrome boudoir lamps, 3. 50.
One-light te.val blue Knglish pottery vases, mounted en geld metal
base, $10.50; veiy attiactie ficees.
One-light solid mahogany boudoir lamps, $1.50.
Little bud lamps (bird decoiatiens en shade), complete with metal
base and silk shades with bird decorations, $5.
Alse a let of hand-decorated candlesticks in a full ariety of
colors rose, blue, ivory and such with decorated candles te match,
$2, $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75.
( I nurlli Vlnnr)
Electric Sewing Machines
Special at $58
'I he well-known Western Klectric portable c-Wtrie sewing
machine, sold elsewbeie for n price much higher, here only $58,
se long as the let lasts.
Sewing machines maj be ptuchased en $2 initial payment
and $1 weekly, if desired.
1 1 inn ill l'lenr)
Yeu Can. Give Cut Glass
and Save a Third
We hae an mtei esting selection of pieces, nil of genuinely geed
crystal and in a vaiiety of the most desirable cuttings, at prices about
one-third k-.- Hum current rates. In fact, some pieces are almost at
hall the.-i latter In nv exquisitely cut and engraved.
Among the cut ici's aie-
lierr.v bowls, S-inch size, 5? : i . " I Water jugs, $1.50, $,"i and $7.50
and $5. Footed nut bowls, 7-inch size,
Oval ei.mge be Is, S-'.7. te $'.
$1.50. Klewer vases, 12-inch size, $1
Celery treys, $2 75 te $3.50. and $5,
(Fourth
Yeu Should
Chairs
HERE is no need te
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years.
R,,t rVim-P mjiv he
that they should give the kind that can be depended upon te de them credit.
If they are as particular about the cheesing of easy chairs as we lire about
the making of them, they are bound te get the right kind.
The variety shown here in tapestry, velour and mohair plush, leather and
ether coverings is believed te be the largest at the service of the public.
The furniture displays are full of ether gift pieces in a variety that is
fascinating in range and character.
One has te see an exhibition of this kind te understand hew much a gift
of geed furniture can mean.
Every Heme Will Welcome
an Oriental Rug
Here are four lets from which the Oriental rug gift can be chosen
with confidence that it is the best of its type en the market for the
money.
Daghcstans and Shirvnns, 4x5 te 4x6.6 ft., $50 te $100.
Kazaks, in pronounced colors and bold designs, 7.10x4.6 ft. te O.lx
5.7 ft.. $75 te $145.
Saruks, supeib Persian weaves, 0.7x4.2 ft., $225 te $250.
Anatolian mats, 2.8x1.8 ft., $5 te $10.50. '
And many ether lets besides, all of them splendid for irifts.
(Tvcntli rinnr)
A Sectional Boek-Case
Is a Real Gift
A sectional book-case is a gift that stands for cultuie, convenience
and service.
It is a gift for students, clergymen, professional men and women.
What might grew into quite a library may be started with one
section, a top and base, for as little as $13.50, and the variety ranges
all the way up te a mahogany case in Sheraton design for $1 19.
We have them in mahogany, mahogany finish, light oak, golden
oak, fumed oak and walnut finish.
Tops, $4.25 te $13.75.
Sections, $5.25 te $2:i.
Bases, $4.25 te $13.75.
( I'lllrii Meer)
riear)
See the Choice of Easy
at $37.50 te $200
urge the giving of easy chairs, especially le people of
need te remind people who
(I'lftli 1 lour)
Has the Bey a Geed
Overcoat?
If net, is it net the first thing
he should have?
Wanamaker overcoats for boys
aie made of geed, sound woolens,
and they are built for service and
fashioned for geed leeks.
They are net priced se low as
te endanger the quality, nor any
higher than is justified by then
quality. Selections aic geed in the most
desirable colors, patterns and
styles.
In 3 te 10 year sizes at $15 te
$38 and in 11 te 18 year sizes at
$25 te $45.
(Srrnml l'lenr)
Every Small Bey
Must Have Rubber
Beets
Ntarlv hip-high beets of host
lubber in sinaU-bey sizes are go
ing out of heie M-iy lapidly at
$3.50 and $1.50 a pair.
(Plrnt l'lenr)
Fer Athletic Beys
The Sporting tioed- Stoic- h.s
man, many gifts.
Hasketballs. M.50 te ?15.
Footballs, $2 te M0.
Punching bags, ::;.. "SO te K.
Punching bng platforms, $6 te
M2.
K.NCieiseis, $2 te $15.
Ice skates, R2 te S5 a pair.
Reller skates, $2.50 a pair.
liaseballs, 50c te $2.
Haseball gloves and mitts, liUi
te $2.
Heckey stnks, 50c te $2.25.
Pullevei sweaters, with or
without cellars, $6 and $6.50.
Bicycles, $35 te $37.50.
(1 lip duller I
Warm Slumber
Robes for Yeu or
Your Friend, $15
Woven with u line California
wool weft and a cotton warp.
Four patterns te cnoesc fiein .11
lese, pink and blue.
Seme in solid two-tone ell'ects,
that is te say, reversible.
All have wide tafl'eta silk hind
inr; en the ends.
Excellent for use en couch,
chair, bed or day-bed.-
Size, 70x84 inches; price, $15
each.
(Mtli I'luer)
Linen Pillow Cases
$3 and $3.75 a Pair
Regulation sue, 2212x36 inches,
.nd all neatly hemstitched.
One grndt marked te -ell at $'',
the ethets, of a somewhat belter
grade of linen cloth, at $3.75 a
pair, both kinds being par
ticularly geed at the prices.
(Tim! rioer)
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wish te give easy chairs
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Fine Gift Gloves
(apeskin. Knglish and Amer
ican, including .-.mail hand
sewn gloves, $3.25 and S3.50.
Tan and brown.
French Keynier chc rettc
kid in ruddy tan, $1.50.
One-button buckskin gloves
in drab, tan and brown, $4.50.
French lightweight .suede
gloves, washable, in gray
stitched with black, $5.
Lined skin gloves from
$4.50 te $13.50. Weel gloves
from $1 te $3.50.
New English
Walking Sticks, $5
Smart sthk- of natural root
ash. with he'f handle, horn
ferrule and t.t-cd leather
loop. Straight from the
Minutest cane-maker in Eng
land. Other walking sticks from
$1.50 le $5n.
Gelf Jackets and
Sweaters
l-mest of all and enuiM'iitlv
suital le for gifts are the Red
leaf Londen golf jackets of
alpaca and cashmere in va
rious colors at $18 te $35.
Demestic golf jackets of
wool, $5 te $12.
A little let of imported
woolen vest-, net all sizes,
speciall' prii i". at M0.
Pull ei ' and cat st le
.sweaters a!-e.
Ment Men Prefer
a Weed-Stick
Umbrella
We have them in satin gleria
at $5; varn-dved taffeta at
$6.50; all-silk at $8.75, $10,
$12 and up te $27.50.
The wooden stick is topped
by a handle of malacca, box
wood, ash, cherry, apple,
pimento or whangee; and .-emc
are silver and ivory trimmed.
All have 2-ini h strong para
gon frames.
Why Net Give Him
Seme Really
Handsome Socks?
He piebably sink- te
fiineri.nl black ei unbleached
lotten half hose Imau-i he is
tee modest te dies-, his ankles
fashionably.
M.50 a pair for eight dis
tinctive atterns in novelty,
plain and mercerized lisle
plain and shot grounds, plain
and fan. j clocks and various
stripe-'.
$1.75 a pair for vertical
barred design
$2 a pair fet artificial silk
in black s.iini colors with em em
neideied clinks.
$3 a pair for brilliant col cel
jred lisle with fancv e'ecks
S3. 5(1 a pan for ten dis
tinctive -.ivies in l.laik and
colored brilliant li-le clocks,
stripe-, liguii's and vertical
etVnt-.
Chr'stmas
Slippers
line leather slippers in loW leW
cut epei a style, Romeeu,
Fausts and Cavalier bootees;
also traveling slippers. In
kidskiu nnd suede and in
black and color . 'Prices $3
te $S.
High and low felt sIlppei'B
in coleis, with soft padded or
leather soles, S2.25 te $3.75.
Leather moccasins with soft
soles or heavy leather soles,
$2.75 te $4.5Q,
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