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EVENING PUBLIC IiEDGMR-3?HILADELPHLi, THUBSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922
WANAMAKER'S'
WEATHER
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Organ Plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Cle&es at 5
Stere Opens at 9
Chimes at Joen
Tomorrow's Geed News Frem the Wanamaker Stere
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A Pan Filled te the Brim Must
Be Carried Carefully
. ' We arc se inclined te leek at the ether
fellow en the read that we sometimes
ttnconscieusly spill our own lead and set the
example we intended te avoid.
A handful or full shoulder-lead subjects
us te criticism when'we are obliged te gather
up, or try te de se, whatever we have
dropped.
Personal examples of carefulness are
better than volumes of advice.
Signed
January 10, JOCC.
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100' Women's Velour Coats,
Seme Fur-Trimmed at $25
Tomorrow will be the firt time tlicse rcmaritably geed loeMnc
acta have ever bad such little prices and tbe reason is that they hte
mostly a few of a kind.
A number arc belted and have much silk stitching and large round
teiltrs of dyed ceney fur. There are also plain velour coats with
urtlars of the fame and a handfiil of gabardines.
Taupe, black, navy and brown arc the colors in the collection.
(First Fleer)
Beaded Tunics
and Embroidered Robes.
A new shipment of hand-embroidered robes is in from China
tfce work en white erpandic, batiste and net. They are quite as
b&autiful au anything this season and are priced at $25 te $42.50.
The beaded net tunics are in colors brown, tangerine, orchid,
my, black and white, and the crystal beads upon them are very
frosty looking. Wern ever a satin slip and with a tulle sash they make
the most delightful of gowns. Price $15.75.
(Mulr Fleer)
Yeung Women's Tricetine
Dresses Down te $10
The forty remaining dresses in this particular model arc all of
midnight blue tricetine with white leather cellar and cuffs. The well
eat one-piece style, slightly fulled ever the hips, and girdled with a
JeBjr narrow tie sash, is girlish and invariably becoming. All nre new
reduced te $10, including sizes 14 te 20.
(Second Fleer)
100 New Jersey Dresses for
Yeung Women at $7.50
The last shipment of these dresses wc sold for practically deubl
tlla price. These are the last wc shall order.
They are a well-made two-piece model of Arm wool jersey in henna,
ttavy blue or platinum gray. The skirt is pleated, and the Russian
overbleuse is cut long and straight, and finished with tie sash, pockets,
and white cellar and cuffs. Sizes 14 te 20.
(Heoend Fleer)
Women's Underwear and
Stockings at Average
Half Price
Seme especially interesting groups in the Winter Sale, the
underwear in these lets having all sizes te cheese from.
Underwear
COc each for light-weight white ribbed union suits in regular
and extra sizes.
85c each for summer-weight athletic suits of pink and whits'
nainsoek and dimity.
51.75 each for athletic suits of sheer pink and white figured
stlk muslin.
(Tint Fleer)
Stockings
G5c n pair for black silk and artificial silk mixed stockings,
"eecenda."
83c for black and cordovan full-fashioned silk with cotton
tops.
51 for heavy black seamless silk, "seconds."
fl.75 for black and colored full-fashioned silk te the top,
various weights and kinds in "firsts" and "seconds."
(TVeit Atale)
Underclothes Trimmed With
Silky Gingham
They arc among the prettiest novelties in the White Sale. Th
Djteria3 are fine nainsoek and batiste, and the garments ure finibhed
With bands or appliques of vciy fine gingham in ':. b'ue or lavender
Nightgowns are $2.85 te ?C.
Chemises are $2.25 te $3.85
Bleemers nre ?1.G0 te $2.25.
New Importation of Philippine .Nightgowns
Thrift linnwiinllv iif r nnifnran iti iUrnifi Itfinrl. TM n An hnftcf rjt n
'B both solid and eyelet embroidery. Special at $2.05.
Nightgowns of a well-known trade-marked muslin, made with high
VjBhaped neck and long sleeves, the tucked yeke and wrists finished
inn excellent cmbroidery rutlles, are special at ?i.ve.
(Third Xleur)
Yeung Women Ask for
eated Flannel Skirts
Unpl(
T ll( Tnil f1.in..nl !. ii.fr 2m ...l.ttn Hn. . .. ..niiln a tnMl4 m...im
lightly gathered at the waist, and cut en straight lines. Belt and
y-eiB are trimmed with tiny pearl buttons. Jt is very geed-looking
wr sweater wear, and id priced 311.50. Waist measures are 25 te 30
m, nncl Iengtln 20 te 33.
(Bfoend Tloer)
Inexpensive Corsets
An excellent llttle group te pick one's extra cersets from includ
es Wanamaker Specials, L. Il American Lady and Mndame Lyra
Itfls at $1 te H
Am here are broken sizes of discontinued Lctitin and Parisienne
JWliiit$2le7, K ft
(TliJrU rioei) ' '
' THE FURNITURE SALE
THAT HAS SPANNED
THE WORLD
First of all, it will begin when it is geed and ready, en
Saturday, January 28, with three days of public inspection of
the assembled goods.
Thousands of people wait for it, and as things new appear
it will net only come up te, but surpass their "Great Expecta
tions," and that is saying much.
The Wanamaker Great Furniture Sale is the only sale of
His kind in the world, and every year that passes makes it mere
serviceable and advantageous 'te the people of the surrounding
communities and mere and mere far-reaching in its influence.
It is world-wide in scope.
Furniture has gene out of these sales, net only into nearly
all the States of the Union, but also into eight foreign countries
reaching from Seuth America te Japan te China, te the Conti
nent of Europe, te Great Britain and te Ireland.
Ne sale could have expanded in such an ever-widening circle
of service and helpfulness unless it was first and above all a sale
of tremendous advantage te people nearer home.
The sale that has spanned the world is bound te be unique
and unmatched in service and benefit te hemekeepers in its mere
immediate neighborhood, they who were naturally the first te
recognize it as an event with whfch nothing else of the kind
compares.
Saturday, January 28
the first of three days of preliminary opportunities and advance
selections, will shetc.
A Distinctly
New Silk
Handbag
A Equare, flat bag of black
or navy striped meire silk with
cord and tassel handle and
brass jockey cap clasp. Nicely
silk lined and with inner
frame find mirror.
Seme of these bags have
narrow binding of white kld
Bkin. Price $5.
(Main Fleer)
People Who Like Pictures
will find many things te interest mem in the Picture Stoxe.
A corner given ever entirely te imported mezzotints reproduces
in delicate colorings the favorite subjects of the old English and French
painters. These, attractively framed, have lately been reduced, and
are new ?12 te $65.
Nearby i'i a j;reup of eMjUisitely colored etchings of Trench land
scapes and ether subjects, well weith a second leek. Framed, they aie
$15 te $65.
Here and there, tee, is exactly the lovely Water color or oil you
may be looking for te make an outdoor vision en your walls.
(I'lflli Meer)
French Hand
Embroidery
en the airiest of batiste insertions
and edges is se exquisite of its
ldnd and se very mederately
priced that we are glad te remind
our customers of it again.
Edges are $1.50 te $4.25 a yard.
Insertions $1.75 te $6.75 a yard.
(Flrrt Fleer)
The Fine Imported Silver Has
Been Given New Prices
This means every piece in the unique collection of English
and French sterling silverware.
Nene of these beautiful pieces have duplicates In this country.
They are In the quaintest and most delightful designs that appeal
te collectors and te these who knew the value of such a gilt te
nn appreciative friend.
Coffee sets, three pieces,
$235 te $600.
Tea sets, four pieces, $150
te $750.
Tea 6ets, six pieces, $1600.
Chocelato pets, $180 te ?175.
(Main Vloer)
Large bowls, $250 each.
Chesta of sliver, 106 pieces,
$000.
A chest of cutlery and sil
ver, 161 pieces, $S00.
stock-
CtTITANASILK"
inga, famous ter
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their durability, come in
all the favorite colors, such
as African brown, tans,
grays, beige, taupe and
nude sftades; they have
cotton soles and tops, and
arc $2 a pair.
Flnit Fleer)
Many Cotten
Remnants at
Little Prices
. Plenty in lengths for the chil
dren's school frocks nnd ethers
for women's waists and evon
dresses.
There are almost nil IrtndB of
cottons among them, including
ginghams, voiles, crepes, percales
and linenes. The savings are
from a third te a half.
TTeit AliU)
Hand-Made White Blouses
at $2.85 te $5
Fine hand needlework and real lace think of them en blouses nt
these prices! Such dainty blouses, tee, with exactly the right cellar?
and turnback cuffs for wearing with coat suits or sweaters.
At $2.85 they are sheer white batlste with fine drnwnwerk. At
$3.85 they have net only drawnwerk, but real filet lace. At $5 there
white voile, as well as batiste, and they have real Irish or filet laces
in addition te the drawnwerk.
Each is really extraordinary for Its price.
(Third lloer)
A New Brown Calfskin
One-Strap Slipper
has Just ceme from a local maker of women's finest footwear. It Is
of soft flexlble leather in light chestnut color, nnd has the narrow
tee, medium vamp nnd cuban heel that most women prefer in a dressy
hlippcr. The tee is perforated, and se is the strap, and the v p'ted eh
is of substantial walking weight.
The price is $12 n pair.
(First Xloer)
Electric Ironers Wonderful
Savers Special at $100
We have just received n small let of full size full duty
electric ironing machines te sell nt the special price of $100.
Next te the electric washing machine, it is the greatest
labor-saver ever nut into the home laundry.
It costs but 3c nn hour te run nnd will de a week's ironing
in one-quarter the time of an electric iron, which costs Ec an
hour te opiirate.
It can be installed wherever clectricity and gas are available.
Special at $100 te be sure of getting one, better order at
once. "
(fourth Fleer)
Women's Colored
Handkerchiefs
Special, 20c Each
A little collection of odds and
ends, net all colors and net many
of any ene particular style.
They are all linen, of course,
and really unusually geed valuei.
Mostly solid colera with white
figures, also seme white with
colored borders. By the dozen at
$2.20. (llsJn Fleer)
Children's Winter Coats
White corduroys, white cashmeres and crapellas for children, one
nnd two years old, are priced at $1.75 te $25.
Colored ceata of chinchilla, broadcloth and belivia, in brown, tan,
navy nnd Copenhagen; many of them fur-trimmed. These nrc In two
te five year slzes, and priced at $6.50 te $25. A
(Nilra Tloer) '
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Sateen Bleemers
Extra Sizes
Silky flesh-color sateen or
white eatcen, cut extra large and
full, nnd iuflleden elastic nt th
knee Priced $ and $1.08.
(Tbtrd Fleer)
New Fiction
"Fire Tengnt." by Sxe Rehmcr,
$1.70. In wWeh Mr. Kohreor
returns te bin earlier manner, and
provides. an amazing conclusion.
"Lest Taney," by Knthcrlne
Pullcrten Gereuld, $2. The first
novel by a writer of seme of the
most powerful short stories of our
generation.
TTlie Ragged Edge," by Hareld
McGratb, $L75.
(Main Fleer)
N
OVELTT Inkstands
from Parts arc of very
decorative cliina, most of
them with places for pens
and scaling wax, and sell
at $2 te $12 in the Ftne
Stationery Stere. In tlic.
same place will be found
bronze paper weights
commemorating Chateau
Thierry and ether places
for $10. Bronze inkstands
en onyx bases are $18.
(Slain Fleer)
100 Pair of Blankets
$4.75 a Pair, Special
Made of wool and cotton mixed.
White, with berders in either
pink or blue.
Deuble-bed size, 70x80 inchej.
Special at $4.75 a pair.
50 pair of blankets of the same
grade in size 00x80 inches are
specially priced at $8.75 a pair.
(Sixth Fleur)
Clearing Out
Umbrellas at $7.50
100 in all, odds and cuds taken
out of our own stocks and reduced.
Consequently they include a llttle
of everything, nnd are in the
faverite colors blue, green, pur
ple, brown and black. Handles
vary from leather te bakellte;
many are imitation amber, and
white tips are almost the rule.
(Main Fleer)
A Geed Umbrella
Frame Deserves a
New Cever
During the dull season of um-brclla-mnklng
we can have it put
en for you for bpccially low
prices:
AH-sillc for $3.50 (colors); Im
ported satin gleria for $3.50; illk-and-cotten
for $2,25; cotton for
90c. These prices are for a lim
ited time only.
(Main Tloer)
Chocolate Butter
Creams, Special,
60c a Pound
They have the home-made
wholesome flavor that everybedy
likes se much and which is rather
linrd te find these days. We have
made these chocelatoB especially
for this week-end te sell for 00c
a pound.
And, speaking of home-made
tasting candies, our delicious
fudge, rich and creamy, is priced
ipeciully thi3 week at 40c a pound.
In chocolate, vanilla and vanilla
nnt.
(Oeith 6Ulr Stere)
Kerne Marie
Lemen Seap
.idds te iti cleaslng qualities u e
fragrance of the oil of lemon.
It is in lemon shape and color,
md priced 20c a cake or $1.10 for
a box of six cakes.
(Meln Fleer)
Men Are Leeking
for Ulsters
Here Are 200 of the Finest
Down te $40 Each
They are less than three days in the
Stere, brand new from the benches of the
best fashion tailors in America.
Twe kinds big storm ulsters, 48
inches long, with high wrap-up cellars and
somewhat lighter walking-type " ulsters,
45 inches long.
Mostly with plaid-back effects. Seme
in rough and some in smooth overcoat evercoat overceat
ings. All rich, thick, warm, 100 per cent
wool and hand tailored.
And the whole let of them at $40 each.
At any ether time we would have te
charge you $15 te $25 mere apiece for
them.
(ThlrS Iloer)
Pajamas and Night Shirts
in the Men's Wear Sale
It is worth calling attention te the excellent values
in these niffht narments that the sale offers, savings
being close te half.
There are striped demet night shirte for $1 and
some of silk and cotton for $1.50.
Pajamas of striped demet are $1.65 ; of percale, ?2,
and of heavy colored cheviot, a geed weight for Winter,
$2.50
(Main X-loer)
Men's Londen Shep Shoes
in a $10 Clearaway
About 200 pair of very fine high shoes and oxfords
from leading American makers. At $10 a pair they
represent some remarkable savings.
Black and tan shoes of Scotch grain, bearded
Vfldng, Russian and French calfskin and cordovan.
Seme are brogue styles with long wing tips and
perforations and some are plainer styles. A few dress
oxferd3 of patent leather at $8.
(Tlie Qallery)
Why De People of Fine Taste and
Culture Select Phonographs
in Console Cabinets ?
Simply because the console with its fine period lines, its beautiful cabinetwork
pleases the fastidious eye as well as the music issuing from it should please the fastidi
ous ear.
Se vastly has tills demand increased that doubtless an era is at hand when it will
be as easily possible in buying a phonograph te select a console cabinet from a full
range of the famous period models, from the rich fancies of the Italian Renaissance
period te the grace of the Leuis XIV, Leuis XV and Leuis XVI types, as with any
ether piece of furniture.
Fer it must be remembered that the cabinet of your phonograph IS furniture
and must either adorn your home or detract from its beauty. It will also be remem
bered that
The Biggest Choice in Consoles Is at Wanamaker9 s
where the widest assortment of different weeds and different designs, all geed, is
assembled, and where the musicul equipment of each phonograph is backed with the full
strength of the Wanamaker guarantee.
Brunswick Cheney SoneraVictrola
these are household words, synonymous with satisfaction and service, and we sell (en
cuuveuient terms; every oetamabic model in these four standard machines.
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