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Christmas Music by the Organ
WANAMAKER'S
at 9, 11 and 4.45
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
gjtore Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
A Page Divided Between New Goods and Meney -Saving Events
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Ne Man's Werk Is Dene en
Earth Se Leng as He
can patiently labor and give anything te his family,
city or nation which will add te its knowledge,
wealth, improvements and importance.
His first duty is te think ever the subject and
the next duty is te set about making it practical by
personally doing his best te de his part.-
Congratulate yourself that you are still here te
respond te the appeal of the age with a chance te
1 take part in the future of your city and country.
Signed
December SO, 1021.
Qfctatefc
Yeung Women's New
f Afternoon and Evening Dresses
$22 te $120
A flame-color crepe de
chine, the very dress for
I
One refreshing note is
the number of soft
taffeta frocks, quaintly
made for the most part,
with full skirts, draper
ies, youthful sash effects,
and a great deal of girl
ish charm. These start
se Ieav as $22, and there
are especially pretty ex
amples around $35, $38
and $48.50.
A French hand-made
gown of navy Georgette
richly hand-embroidered
in cardinal is $75.
A u e t h c i" charming
French hand-made gown
is of white Georgette,
Valenciennes lace and
white weed beads a
really lovely and unusual
gown, at .15120.
a New Year dinner and
dance, is 48.
A delicate orchid gown
of crepe romaine with
girdle of deep violet vel
vet is $68.
A white crepe de chine
hand-embroidered in gen
tian blue, has low drop
ped shoulder and peasant
sleeve. It is $48.
But there are beautiful
new things at every step
in the Yeung Women's
Stere, including new lin
ens and ratines and
cloths and silk crepe
sports costumes.
Sizes are 14 te 20.
ccend I'toer)
IS 11
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50 Wemen3 s Fur-Trimmed
Coats Drep te $200
That new lmce means ti
saving of 5?2C te $75 en
every one unci the coats
are of Ihc finest. They
are nearly all rather
straight, very loose and
rather simple net being
at all of the wrap order
and their sleeves are
usually set in. Their ma
terials are the finest of
beliviaa and duvetyns, in
dark blues, Sorrento, Vol Vel
nay red, brown, russet,
(rit
tiuine and black, and these
rich colors are act off by
massive fur cellars or col cel
lars and cuffs wolf,
brown caracul, gray squir
rel, mole and beaver.
Everything about these
coats is beautiful from the
colors te the quality of the
linings, and they will be
eagerly sought by women
of the best taste.
As a rule, there is only
one of a kind.
ectien of new party and
Occasion frocks for eriv-ls
If six te sixteen years is
mt m the Girls' Stere.
The dresses include
Girls' New Dresses of Silk
Crepe and Taffeta, $20 te $38
A very delightful cel- taffetas, crepes de chine,
Canten crepes and
Geergettes, in dark and
light colorings, including
many in all white.
Prices are $20 te $38.
(Second fleer)
7W that Christmas is ever, women are beginning
Y te think of the restful freshening which the
fttlen (c Keantc can give them. Shampooing, mam-
mmg ana waving are done, ana racial aim scaip
reattnents given, all expertly.
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Prices Lessen en Women's
Fine Evening Gowns
New $85 te $125
In fact, we ought te say "finest," for these gowns
are among the loveliest of the season. Rich crepy silks,
brocades, chiffons, Geergettes, chiffon velvets these are
the fabrics used in them, exquisite in vivid colors such, as
fuchsia, jade, mauve, Callet red, and se en, besides the
always distinguished black and white.
One delightful affair shows black sequins in black
net ever new blue.
A startling rose chiffon velvet has an odd pearl
sewn girdle.
A mauve crepe is nearly covered with mauve bugles.
A fuchsia colored lace and crepe gown haa a jewel
studded girdle.
A black Georgette gown has geld bead stars.
A black petal dress is a copy of a Viennet.
Hest refined and charming is a black chiffon with
sheer black lace and monkey fur.
Scarcely two of these gowns are alike and the sav
ing en every one is substantial enough te buy some of
the accessories te wear with it.
(Flrit Fleer)
-
Tub Silks for Southern Wear
Fer garments te wear under genial southern
skies, we have a showing of silks that will delight
any woman of taste and discrimination in matters
of dress.
Silks in striking and glorious stripes of various
styles and in all colors, silks in plain white that
are particularly excellent, silks in patterns and
shades of the most appealing kind, silks that will
appeal te the woman of ideas regarding effective
garments for sunny southern wear.
'All 32 inches wide and very moderately priced
at $2 a yard.
(firm Fleer)
Duvetyn
Handbags at
the $5 Mark
There is an excellent
selection of these desir
able bags at this popular
price.
They are all a geed,
roomy size and come in
brown, beaver, navy and
black.
All have covered
frames, some with knobs
of amber or shell finish
celluloid or metal, and all
are nicely lined with silk
and have self handles.
(Main Fleer)
Evening
Slippers
Fer the New Year fes
tivities and all the occa
sions of the social season
there is no mere favored
footwear this year than
the slipper of geld or sil
ver brocade with a single
strap buttoned across the
instep.
In geld or silver, with
a low French heel, or in
silver with a high Leuis
heel, this most fashionable
and dainty evening slip
per is priced $14 a pair.
U'lrtt rioer)
A Clearaway of Children's Coats
Ifere's geed news for mothers who don't object te
saving some money en the youngsters' clothes. There
arc a hundred cdats reduced se that their prices read
$6.50 te $25, and they include pretty nearly everything
that is most wanted broadcloths, cheviets, beliviaa,
velveteens, even chinchillas. A few of them are fur
trimmed. Celers are tans, browns, navies, taupes and
Copenhagen.
Sizes are two te six years in the let.
(Third Fleer)
The Piquant
Spanish Comb
is an essential finish te
the fashionable coiffure,
whether dressed -high or
low. A delightful selec
tion is here in high
straight effects, fan
shapes or ether fancy
forms, all beautifully
carved. They are priced
from $2.75 te $17.
(Uln Fleer)
Underthings
Levely as
Flowers
Satin-striped and plain
radium silk, in a delicate
flesh-color, makes some
new chemises of the step
in and envelope styles.
They are daintily picot
edged, have ribbon shoul
der straps and are priced
$5.50 and $6.50.
JCMra Fleer) ,4 ,
Chinese Rugs of the Very Kind
That People Want
These are the newest
pieces in the Oriental
Rug Stere, at this writ
ing. They are neither tee
low-priced te be worth
while, nor se high-priced
as te be expensive.
The unusual demand
for rugs of this type new
is based net only upon
their excellent service
qualities, but also upon
the growing appreciation
of the way they fit in
with and give point te se
many modern schemes
of furnishing.
v In this latest group-
(Seventh
sizes 9x12 ft., or there
abeuts, are priced at
$300, $340, $345 and $360.
In our general stock
we have Chinese rugs of
geed quality approxi
mately 9x12 ft., begin
ning at $250.
Among the smaller
Chinese pieces recently
unbaled there are very
attractive rugs in size
2x4 ft, at $27 te $35, and
some 3x6 ft., at $60 te
5e.
In weierht. texture and
color these are pieces of
the most desirable kind,
the kind it pays te buy.
rioer)
Clocks for
Of inestimable com
fort te the traveler, or
any person living much
away from home, are
these small eight-day
clocks that fold flat for
safe and convenient car
riage in a trunk.
Waltham movements
are used, making them
(Malu
Travelers
entirely dependable time
tellers. The dials are all clear
and easily read, and some
are luminous for quick
night-reading.
Attractively cased in
. crimson, blue, green,
brown or black leather,
their prices are $35 and
$40.
rioer)
New Shipment of Seamless
Velvet Rugs
We have just received
some in the most desired
size, 9x12 ft., which wc
will sell for $48.50. There
is a geed range of attrac
tive designs and the cel
erings are very pleasing.
9x12 ft. wool Wilten
rugs, $84.
Small Wilten rugs of
the finest makes, 27x54
in., $9 and $12.50; 36x63
in., $14.50.
(Seventh fleer)
Light-Cut Glassware.
New Frem Our Own Sheps
Our own workroom is all the time turning out
interesting designs in light-cut, or etched glassware.
The latest arrivals are very attractive and well
executed. Along with them wc have sonic very geed
selections from ether cutters.
The combined collection as most attractive and
prices veiy moderate for pieces and sets of such a geed
and well finished kind.
Water sets, $2 te $15.
Iced tea sets, $3 te $12A
Grape juice acts, $i te
$10.
Berry sets, $7.50 and
$8.
Mayonnaise sets, 85c te
$1.50.
Bei'ry bowls, $1 te
$4.50.
Cracker - and - cheese
(Fourth l'loer)
dishes, $1.50 te $5.50.
Handled sand w i c h
trays, $1.75 te $4.50.
Flower bowls, $4.
Flower baskets, 75c te
$5.
Vases, 25c te $7.50.
Jam jars, 50c te $2.
Candy jars, 75c te $4.50.
Sugar-and-cream sets,
50c te $1.50.
Women's Fitted Cases
Uncommonly Geed for $25
They are of black
long-grain cowhide, with
moire linings, and large,
practical fittings of
amber or shell finish cel
luleid. All 22-inch size.
We doubt if you can
match these cases at this
moderate price in Philadelphia.
(Main Tloer)
Weel Canten Crepe
is one of the most graceful of woolen fabrics in
fact, it has a geed deal of the air of its silken cousin
and one of the favorites for mid-Winter and
Spring dresses.
It is all-wool, comes in lovely shades of jade,
bluebird, Indian red, browns, which include rein
deer; paprika, henna, navy and wistaria, is 38 inches
wide and $2 a yard.
(l'lrst l'loer)
A Little Let of Men's
British Fine Ulsters
(In the Londen Shep)
These coats have just come in, and because of their
geed style and limited quantity they will seen be gene,
se any man wanting one must act quickly.
They arc of soft, warm fabrics in pleasing colors
and are in a handsome double-breasted belted model.
The price is $75.
(The Gullet?)
Men's Fine Imported
Featherlight Derbies
are said by all men who have worn them te be the most
comfortable derby hats they ever had en their heads.
Made in a deep, true black, tee, that does nql get
rusty in a few months.
Correct in style and unusual quality for $7.
Men's Fine White Shirts
of English Peplin
The fabric is se high a grade that at first glance
they leek like white silk shirts.
Seme have soft cellars attached and these are
much sought after by young men and ethers have
neckbands for separate cellars.
There i3 a wonderful let of wear te these shirts.
Price $6.
Men's Wet -Weather Shoes
of Trim Appearance
Net the mere or less clumsy type of shoe one usually
thinks of as a storm beet. But dark tan Scotch grain
calfskin bluchers with inverted welts, rawhide slips and
soles stitched aloft.
The tees arc shapely ;md comfertab'e and the shoes
are ar nearly damp-proof as street fchees come.
Price $10 a pair.
(Main 1 loerj
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A New Sweater for Indoor
Sports
The Londen Shep is showing this new light
weight sweater, which is of loosely woven wool and
is very elastic. Just the thing te slip en after a
game of indoor tennis, racquets or squash.
In fawn, gray, brown, straw, icnien and light
blue $15.
('lite GaUui?)
Cozy Sweaters for Youngsters
Plenty of spandy, fresh slip-en and open-front
styles have arrived in such appropriate colors as
reds, blues, tans and peacock, besides the soberer
grays and browns. The weights vary enough te suit
different tastes and the sizes run from two te six
years.
Prices $2.50 te $11.50.
(Ililril rioer)
Heavy Sweaters for Celd Days
Heavy bhaker-knit sweaters in V-neck, pull-
uvur beyiu, ana m navy, Drewn, wnne and crimson,
$9 te $12.50 with large shawl cellars, and $S te $11.50
without cellars. Beys' si2.es, S(3.30 te $8.
Beys' special heavy-wei.dil null-ever swp.il
ers, $5.
Ceat style sweaters with large shawl cellar and
pockets, $10 te $16.50.
lllie Gallerj-)
Geed Red
Rubber Het
Water Bettles,
$1.50
These are two-quart
bottles of first quality,
perfect in every respect,
and guaranteed for one
year. A special price.
(.Main rioer)
MPORTED white china
flower holders with arti
ficial flowers in them arc
picturesque and amusina
areupsu child with a pony
cart, a donkey cart, a cupid.
Prices $8 te $10.
I (fourth l'loer)
De Yeu Need Seme Geed New
Lew-Priced Quilts or Blankets ?
The newest arrivals in quilts are some wool-filled ones, with cov
erings of the best sateen, patterned in all-ever designs and shown "in a
variety of colors.
These are priced at $10, and represent about as much solid comfort
and geed service as can be had in almost any kind of merchandise for
the money.
i ur!eLare disfcincfcJy bette1' than what are generally called $10 nuilts
which is the reason why we sell se many of them '
The newest blankets are white with borders of either pink or blue"'
hrfT?S ai'e VT,,f ?b0,ut. 80 Per cenfc W0Dl a Priced en a very low
basis at $8 a pair, double-bed size. y y
wish ?ehSee?r Warm' BighUy' serviceabIe and Poetical as anybody could
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