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PUBLIC; IyEDOEIPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JAKtTAKY 16, 1922
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WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Cleudy
Stere Opens at 9
Stere Closes at 5
Clilnie at Moen f
Tomorrow the Wanamaker Great Winter Clearaway Sal
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Many Yeung Couples Just
j Going .tdTHeusekeeping
imakc the mistake of spending all their money or
-running into debt when they strive te begin thelrnew
Jives just exactly where they left off in leaving their
parents' homes.
As merchants naturally we are glad te have
ready for them all they wish te buy and te give them
every consideration in ether ways. There is,
however, the ether side that parents and well-wishers
may wiselv present te the young homemakers
namely, that their fathers and mothers were
twenty years in getting together the loveliness of
the old homestead where they were brought up.
j Pride is a dangerous taskmaster and net always
'safe te fellow, especially if it leads us unnecessarily
into debt.
.Signed
January 16, 1922.
te hmh
All the Furs in This Sale Are
i 25 Per Cent Less.
The coats at these new prices include Hudsen
seal (dyed muskrat), natural muskrat, gray squirrel,
leopard, mole and caracul, marmot and nearseal (dyecj
ceney). Seme of these are the entirely simple coats
bf the staple class, and some are novel in cut or
trimmed with ether furs for example, beaver, Aus
tralian opossum or squirrel. Prices start at $67 for
marmot and end at $550 for a Hudsen seal (dyed
jnuskrat) .
i The small furs are sables, beaver, squirrel, lynx,
caracul, natural skunk, stone marten, baum marten
and raccoon ; also foxes of many kinds, both dyed and
natural. Prices start at $11 for gray squirrel and end
at $600 for silver fox.
(Second Fleer)
The Levely New Dresses for
Afternoon and Evening
Fer women Belnp Seuth and
women planning fei Spring
Really enchanting things
they ve, and marked with
rather surprisingly low prices
when one remembers what
similar things cost a year age
?40 te $160. Here is a
golden brown crepe de chine
with a long waist, and a
twisted brewn ve'vet girdle,
net te menMen net panels em
broidered with wool.
An evening frock of apricot
chiffon has self re.ces for
girdle and further ornament.
An afternoon dress is of
(llrnt
pale yellow crepe de chine
combined with yellow eyelet.
Nevel sports dresses are of
. ci'k crepe embroidered in col
ored stripes or of silk cpengc
in turquoise and tan or white
and scarlet. An ivory crepe
with heavy dull red embroid
ery in a primitive design.
A chiffon evening gown is
of the new chartreuse, crystal
beaded.
An orch'd-celored crepe is
entirely self trimmed, being
tr'mmed with rows of little
tight self roses.
These are just a few ex
amp'es, hardly two of the
dresses arc alike.
Fleer)
of Men's Furnishings
Fine Things in Abundance
All men knew that there are plenty of
everyday sales of men's furnishings. This is
te let all men knew of the Wanamaker Once-a-Year
Winter Sale that is a real thing with
the real goods and real values.
There are a whole let of men in this city
who buy all their shirts and neckties, paja
mas, nightshirts, etc., in our yearly Sale, and
save money by their thrif tiness. These men
will be here tomorrow by the hundreds, but
there is no reason why you should net
come tee, for the opportunity is just as much
jfer one man as it is for anether:
This Sale is one of the best Sales of men's
wear we have ever had.
It is of particular interest because it is a Sale of such things as are going up in the '
market right new.
Take careful note of these low prices, for you are net likely te see them se low again'
in many and many a day, if we are judges of the market, and we think we are.
Over 6000 Neckties
50c each for nearly 3000 cut-silk four-in-hands in
favorite Winter designs.
85c each for 3500 fine silk ties, nearly the whole of the
remaining Winter stock of the best grades.
Women's Handsome Coats
With Fur Cellars at $85
Women we are fortunate enough te get en'e of these coats wil
have the satisfaction of knowing that a little earlier in the season they
would 1-ave paid at leart S40 mere or it.
They are made from the finest quality veldyne or belivia in a par
ticularly lovely style with full loose ba.k and the new large "wrap sleeve.
TV 'arge enveloping cellars are of beaver, squirrel, mole or black
caracul.
In colors there is the excellent choice of navy, black, Volnay, Malay
or taupe.
(First Fleer)
Yeung Women Can Save $30
en These New Coats
There are less than a hundred coats in the group, and we
shall sell them for $65 each. Purchased at the regular prices
they would be $30 mere.
They are thick, soft fabrics of the belivia family in midnighjt
uiuu, vuriuus uruwna, unu ruisiu coier. cacn is topped, by a big
Lining and making are nil in kcenine with coats
The sizes arc 14 te 20.
beaver cellar,
of this class
Specially priced at $38 arc satin-lined sports coats in the
natural camel's-hair color, with raglan fleeves, cenvertib'e cellar,
big patch pockets and buckled belt. These, tee, in 14 te 20 sizes.
(Htcend Fleer) a
A Come-Down in the Prices of
Seme Fine Silverware
In looking ever the collec
tion, many people will doubt
less find n number of pieces
which they need te cemp'ete
their collection or which would
make an admirable gift te a
friend.
The sterling silver is of the
finest character, the patterns
all are most desirable. But
the prices mean wonderful
savings and such as arc net
(Main Fleer)
like'y te be met with for a
long time te cuim.
There arc three huiidiseiitf;
ten services, Fevrn pieced in
each. mk:1 "linr u tray. T''r '
are new two of them at S10UO
and one at $2 ue.
An aspnragus disli is new
$250.
Vegetable dishes, $135 and
$375.
Gravy beats, $75 te $200.
Meat plat'ers. $123 te $J00.
vases, $jU te ?150.
They Average About Half of
Our Regular Lew Winter Prices
In some cases mere than half, in some cases less than
half.
All Wanamaker merchandise, geed, fibund, reliable and
in the best of taste.
Beautiful Shirts
$5 each for 840 silk shirts, silk and wool and silk and
cotton. Every style of silk shirt we have except white silk
shirts. The finest assemblage of these things in Philadel
phia and silk is going up right new in the market.
$3.50 each for 388 of the handsomest silk-and-cotton
and imported mercerized cotton poplin shirts we have ever
seen. Men will be pleased te get these. They will go in u
hurry.
$1.85 each for 1-171 of the finest woven madras shirts,
business men's favorites they include some white shirts
with cellars attached, that will be interesting te golfers.
$1.05 each for 2535 woven and printed madras shirts,
made ever the b!g Wanamaker measurements, splendid in
every way. Including 700 shirts for men who like starched
cuffs.
Pajamas and Nightshirts
$2.50 each for colored cheviot pajamas and silk-and
cotton pajamas. t
$2 each for printed percale pajamas.
Alse a varied collection of demet pajamas at $1.65 and
demet nightshirts at $1 ;' silk-and-cotton nightshirts at
$1.50.
Splendid Heuse Gowns
A collection of about 100, including Londen silk gowns
of great beauty, $35 ; rich corduroy gowns at $25 and wool
gowns at $25 te $50.
157 Imported Knit Silk Scarfs
at $5
(Main Doer)
The Little Beet Shep Is Sending
Many White Shoes Seuth .
Notably a two-strap slipper of.
white canvas trimmed with black
patent leather or tan calf. The
long wing tip, heel foxing, mili-.
tary heel and welted sole are of
the leather. Se is 4he short fan
shaped tongue. The two straps
buckling in the center of the
ankle match the body of the shoe,
Spanish and Other
Cemhs
iyly set with little red stones are
in various foundation colors
crystal, black and shell and the
hapes nre many and both small
find Jnrge. Prices are $0 te $32.
(Main Floerf
(First Fleer)
and are of white canvas. The
price is ,$14 a pair.
Other whi'e footwear for
Southern wear includes a white
canvas one strup slipper, with
French heel and light sole, at $14:
one-strap s'irpers of white kid
or white buckskin at $16 a pair,
and white buckskin sports shoes,
rubber soled, at $10 a pair.
New Imported China Dinner
Sets, $50 a Set Special
Sets of 99 pieces, in a deep
border decoration of rose gar
lands en u ground of tan, with
gdld-linc edges and handles.
The body is a china of an
excellent quality, and the
(Fourth Fleer)
shapes and general selection
ara very geed.
The price $50 a set, is
about one-third below the pre
vailing figure for sets of this
grade, but we secured this par
ticular let through a very
invoraeic special purchase.
A Smart New Oxford
for Yeung Men
Or for men of any age who like te keep up with the fashions.
Of tan Scotch grain calfskin with perforated tip and saddle stitch
around the vamp, full outside extension sole and the sole stitched aloft.
Price $12.50 a pair.
(Main Fleer)
Crepe de Chine
Negligees
p an odd sort of loop ribbon
fmming may be had in the French
oem for $25. The colors are de
lightful tea rose, orchid and blue.
(Third Fleer) N
' ANewSilkfbr
Blouses and
i Negligees
One would feel inclined te c-'l it
riot of colors thnt one i.ever
suspected would go together, and
Jet they somehow de, and the effect
quite fascinating.
. The silk itself is a crepe de chine
ith a high luster. It is 40 inches
Wile and $4 a yard.
(l'lrat Fleer)
A Fetching New
Style in Silk
Handbags
Nearly round in shape and of
Wue, brown, black or taupe meire
k. cither plain or ornamented
,JUh a row of little petals in self
Sk or in br,Rht 19isly iiter
The0 hnira Vin. .,..,... I
WlulJd f amb'' or Bl,cH finlsh
I T,clc prjee ,ia $5.
., (Mala Fleer)
Nightgowns in the White Sale
Fifty Different Patterns in Nainsoek, Cambric,
Batiste, Cotten Crepe, Crepe de Chine and
Radium Silk, Priced. $1 te $10.50
There are mere than fifty different patterns, if one counts
the variations of trimming as well as the differences of cut and
material.
At $1 alone there arc a dozen styles, all with round neck and
short sleeves, lace or embroidery finish. All are geed nainsoek,
excepting one heavier gewnin cambric.
$1.50 offers six styles, four of nainsoek with round or square
necks and short sleeves, and two of cambric with high neck and
long sleeves. All are daintily trimmed.
Other nainsoek gowns with lace or embreiderv and ribbon are
$1.65, $1 85, $2.25, $2.50, $2.85 and $4.50. At $5.50, $6.50, $7.50
and $8.50 there are fine nainsoek gowns with much of the top and
sleeves made of real filet lace.
1 Cotten Cifepe Gowns
offer five styles, all of a fine nuality crepe that is soft te the touch,
la'unders ensily and wears well.
At $1.50 they arc flesh or white crepe with ribbon-run picot
edge. At $2 are empire gowns 6f white crepe trimmed with pink
or blue striped crepe. At $2.25 is a very dainty white crepe gown
t'inmed with filet edging and hemstitching, front shirring and
ribbon bows.
Hir1 nn"k and long sleeve white creue gowns with violet
featherstitching and silk frog fastenings nre $2.50.
Empire gowns of extra fine crepe with hemstitching and lace
trimming nrc $2.85.
Hand-Embroidered Batiste Gowns
hand made and hand embroidered in the Philippines, include seven
different" styles, priced at $2.65, $2.85, $3.85 and up te $7.85.
Silk Nightgowns
include a number of styles in flesh crepe de chine, flesh or white
rmuum siik, at various prices irem fj.eu 10 $iu.eu.
(Third Fleer)
Mere of These Velour Doer
Curtains at $16.50 a Pair
That these are the be3t cur
tains of the kind that have been
offered at such a price in years
is a fact which people are quick
te perceive.
Fy that reason the last let
sold out in a day, and these
should go at least as quickly.
0f fine ve'eur and made with
French scams.
All are 42 inches wide, and
they come in a full choice of
colors.
Special at $16.50 n pair.
Seersucker Bed Sets
of a certain old-fashioned kind are
in again ecru with blue, ecru with
pink and plain ecru. Size 72x100
yjc0M 515 the set; size 90x100,
$18 the set. All scalloped and with
cut-out corners.
(Slirlli Fleer)
Prices Lowered en
Chauffeurs' Overcoats
and
We have taken fifty-four Winter overcoats for chauffeurs
lowered their prices decidedly.
The majority arc of heavy, firm, dark cloth and are new marked
$28 each, a saving of $10 or $12.
The remainder are sheep-lined or deg fur coats and these are new
30 each.
(The Gnllrry)
(Fifth Fleer)
A Clearaway of Baskets
Demestic and Imported
Wc have taken hnlf at least
from their prices, and the baskets
include almost all imaginable
shapes and sizes. They are
Lined and unlined sewing
baskets.
Shopping baskets.
Sandwich baskets.
Plant baskets.
Chinese handy baskets.
Willow baskets.
Hampers of bamboo and wi'Iew.
Peicelnin trays with basket
edges.
Covered market baskets.
English deg kennels for travel
ing and home use.
The range of prices is from
60c for a shopping basket te
$11.50 for a deg kennel.
(Fourth Fleer)
New Embroidered Pillow Cases
$6.75 and $12.75 a Pair
New Madeira pillow cases, at
$12.75 n pair, are of fine linen,
exce'lently hand embroidered in
several designs. These measure
Never Were Such Celers
in Japanese Crepes
They are the softer, newer tones thnt women have taken such
a fancy te and which are usually te be found only in much finer
and mere expensive fabrics,
In this just -received importation nre a great number of these
beautiful plain shades, besides manv checks for, women's and chil
dren's dresses They nre 3Cc, 4Gc, 65c and 7Cc for the pluhmnd 7Cc
fee the'ckMu; W ' , ' '
' (rirrt Flr)
(Flmt Fleer)
2214x30 inches, nnd they are very
handsome and dainty goods.
New pillow cases from Ireland,
made of fine linen and machine
embroidered in pretty patterns,
are priced at $0.75 a pair.
100 Weel-Filled Quilts
Special at $6 Each
Covered with nrintal mmhric
in a floral pattern and bordered
with plain-colored sateen,
100 te sell at a new special
price $0 each,1
Full selection effect,, f
Fler) . '
New Goods Just Added te the
Hosiery and Underwear Sale
(All at Average Half Price)
nnii T!?-e S?le stai;ted with $105'000 worth of merchandise that was practi
cally entirely regular stocks reduced. ,
Tomorrow we bring in tens of thousands of dollars of fresh, new hosiery
thb ZtZffu nfrt!16"' Wm7 an! Ch.ildren aU f H Specia11 Pased for
tnis sale and all at the same ratio of savingan average half
with effill geed -selection, of course, in the groups the sale started
witn, but the following are all new:
,. . Women's Stockings
iuc a pair for full-fashioned black lisle stocking, ".seconds "
e()c u pair for full-fashioned mereerizert uai
'Snds??ir fr full-fashioned I)urc d"e silk wMi reinforced garter tops and cotton
f J'I5 u PaIr for full-fa8hiened black silk te the top
5-.50 n pair for full-fashioned all-silk with openwork clocks, "seconds."
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soles,
, , M , Men's Half Hese
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npes.
(Muln 1'liKir)
Chilflrpn'st Slnl.,,nu
25c a pair for black ribbed cotton stockings with fashioned feet.
(Hrt Heur)
, t ... , Wcium's Underwear
$1.7.. each ler fleurel .Uk-ami-celt bodlctep .ll.letle iult. in pU.k nnd while
(IvilM -lln)
,, , , 4. , 4f , Mv's Underwear
75c each for athletic union auita ef-tripcd madras.
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