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The Eagle of Open Gaze
Upward
rising in lonely lands, en bread pinions, close te the .
sun leaves far behind the small-winged, and weak
sighted twittering birds.
Se it is with men and als6 with women, these
days who with steady, far vision and unflagging
eirits, and with gentleness and mightiness, are
making explorations and discoveries that arc
radiating hope and inspiring confidence in school
houses, hospitals and welfare work in cities, towns
and distant nations, doing in many forms
feHermcnt work in scores and hundreds of places
, where it was never done before.
Such noeie, seii-aenying women arc great
Aeolian harps, unconsciously dispensing music te
make life easier wherever they abide.
Signed
February .' 10!
Jpm.
The Line of a Weman's Hat
Dees Surprising Things
It emphasizes its wearer's best features, or exaggerates her worst,
according as it is the right or the wrong hat.
That shq can only tell by trying en leisurely, in a geed light;
tlvcry aid that Mnart millinery and pleasant daylight surroundings
can give her is at her convenience nere.
The new between-seasen hats from $12 up are surprisingly prcttji
and are going out very fast.
(Second fleer)
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Women's Cape Dresses and
Others for Sports Wear
Have you been the bperts frocks of the new sill; which is such
an interesting combination of the sponge cloth and jersey weaves?
We will show them Monday in white, in sunset yellow, in Mohawk
red with tassels and in gray.
Other cape dresses are carried out in white wool Jersey with
much tucking; while a very striking one is in a new sports crepe,
the gown being white with black embroidery unci the cage black.
A twilled cloth frock of white with black cress bars and
sprays of eoleicd flowers harf a box jacket of the same, while
the blouse of the dress is of white crepe.
Anether twilled cloth of tcmple yellow has the same box
coat and a great deal of fageting.
There are hosts of such frocks between $(50 and $210 and
fccareely two of them alike.
mm l'leur)
New Silks and New Fashions '
Are Closely Related
Man ei the .Spring silks, in fact. nie woven especially te can
out the newest fashions.
r'er example, a levc-1) Canten ctepp with a deep border In i'aisle
design has jmt arrived. It is intended for dresses with wide flowing
lceu-, tin- l.enler finishing the sleeve nnd hem. In a number et
beautiful shades, 10 inches wide, $4.50 a yard.
New printed Paisley peplinss for entire gowns or the sleeves of
pewns. In rich East Indian colorings, $5 a yard.
Xew printed crepes de chine, black' and while ctl'i-clb, $0.50 a yard
Xew genuine baronet satin, black, white, jade, rose, brown ami
nuiny ether colors, $a a, yard.
N'ew Georgette crepes, -10 inches wide, Sl.,'0 a y.ud.
New all-silk, crepes de chine, a flue color assortment, .'J a jurd
(First Vlvnr)
Spring Will Introduce Seme
New Ceat Fashions
Chief among them is a new sleeve which in a happy com cem com
j'leiniso between a sleeve, and a cape. It is gathered in a straight
eand ever the shoulder, widening out at the wrist and partly
mushed with an extended cuff.
Anether new feature is n hollow pleat in the back, starting
em the shoulders. It gives the required fullness.
Die long tuxedo cellar, frequently trimmed with stitching,
anu the fccurf cellar ending in tashels are much used.
some very beautiful examples oil these new Spring coats
tiuve just come. They are in a silky belivia in navy and Sorrento
llue,f burro and turtolse shell.
Their prices ure $125 and ?11..
(Drat Ilunrl
Women's Suits Tailored te
Measure of Best Scotch
Homespun, $65
. N10 Custom Tailoring Huieau ha-, secured u quantity of partieu
Miy iint Scotch homespun, which will be macie up te measure at $U,i
Jun,
A clw.icii ,,r .Auit....i e.4; ,-.,i,,k :
. i " " -"i u tivvtuu uJi JtiK i"vn 4
-'""u.isiup are tJie.besl
offered, and linings and
tJIIO'lllpC iIwiE.iili fi4 l.'itjrlitili (linii-itnril fii-i llj.w iilnijr. (.1 lll.iu .! I J-t
with long cape te match for $li5.
'or 2rCHfi0H "f w""l ''H'pe in h vuricty of models are mad te nicusui
February
Sale of Oil
Paintings
and Water
Celers
Included in this February
Sale of 350 oil paintings and
water colors is the work of
some well-known artists,
Among the oils are two char
acteristic Autumn and Winter
landscapes by Redfield; a bril
liant Italian Ashing scene by
Pctre Gabrini; a quiet land
scape by Charles P. Gruppe; a
bit of the Dutch coast by Carel
E. Murlett; three admirable
landscapes of Merritt Pest's; a
misty green Springtime of
Gustave Wieganp's, and four
warm-colored small landscapes
of Peter Appcl's.
Included in the water colors
are pictures by Carl Weber and
P. F. English, several geed
marines of Alexander Bewer's,
a couple of charming things by
H. A. Vincent, member of the
National Academy, and of W.
S. Bucklin's.
Besides these are many
ethers of equal or scarcely less
interest te the picture-lever.
February Sale prices lower
every one of them frem1 15 te
25 per cent below usual figures.
Present prices en the entire
collection range from $10 te
$840. '
(Fifth lloer)
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The People Can Always Be Trusted te Recognize the Furriitu
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Sale That Means Most
te Them
New Tunic Robes
Beaded
Charming affairs in three
styles, each of the sort that makes
a delightful gown when worn ever
a satin slip.
Geergdtte with taffeta applique,
beading and side panels; price.
$48.75. m
Georgette with ribbosine em
broidery, $38.75.
Georgette with side panels and
all its ornamentation in beads,
$15.
Navy, brown, black, gray and
rust are the colors.
(Slain rioer')
New High Combs
Are Gayly Colored
Net enough colors te match all
one's gowns, of course, but there
ure lovely combinations of jadc
and - bluck, game t- and - black,
black-and-white, all-black or shell
color.
Many graceful fan shupes w
curling e&trich feathers giving
the effect of fine carvings. There
are some its little as $4 and prices
mount slowly te $18.
(Main 1'loer)
New Crepe de Chine
Overbleuses at $5
and $8.75
V straight-line and leng-waisttd
model at $5, coming well down
ever the hips, and fastening down
each hip with button-and-loop
trimming. The neck is round and
cellarless, and the long brucelet
sleeve is slashed te the elbow. In
white, lark, cinder or henna crepe
de chine, embroidered all ever in
attractive design.
Anether style, of equally geed
lines, at $8.75. This is in canna,
lark or marbella crepe de chine,
with bracelet sleeves, and a little
inset vest of Valenciennes law
ruffling en crepe.
(Third rioer)
Women's Enameled
Leather Mannish
Oxfords, $12
Shiny black enameled leather,
such as men's shoes used te be
made of.
Fashioned en a mannish last,
with low, bread heel and bteut
welted sole, soft tee with long
wing tip, plentiful perforations,
nix blind eyelets.
The newest shoe te wear with
woolen hose. Priced $12 a pair.
(Vint rioer)
THE fact that they have made Wanamaker Furniture Sales the
greatest sales of any kind in the world shows that in the buying
of furniture geed taste and common sense are very much in the
ascendant.
Cheapened, showy and alluring goods may have "their day," but
they also have a day of reckoning.
The future belongs te merchandise of soundness and service.
There is mere sound, serviceable-and beautiful furniture in this
sae than there is in any ether three sales put together.
There is a real advantage in cheesing where there is such a vast
assortment te cheese from and where everything is of the most
reliable and desirable kind.
These stocks are three-fold in their appeal. There is the great
assemblage of medium-priced furniture of the most attractive and
thoughtfully chosen grades that are desired in the great majority of
homes.
Then there are the sets and pieces in which all the distinctive
attributes of the finest design and cabinet-work stand out irre
sistibly. In this division are included all the rich and impressive
bedroom and dining-room suits in the several noted periods, together
with a wealth of rare and captivating reproductions noted for indi
vidual character and charm.
Finally, one of the best features of the sale is that it embraces
the greatest collection of reliable and geed-looking low-priced furni
ture te be found anywhere at retail.
All our furniture is in the sale.
Savings are 10 te 50 per cent, averaging 25 per cent.
Qualities are better and prices lower than in years.
' And the sale brings the first overstuffed furniture with a
stuffing of clean curled hair ever offered at low and medium prices
no tow or mess used in any one piece.
But our prices for the hair-filled kind are relatively less than
these asked elsewhere for mess or tow filled kind.
(I ittli. Sixth una Ttentli I'loerM
Fine New Shipments Ready te Give
the Oriental Rug Sale a
New Start Monday
Among the new arrival;1, arc rich, splendid Araks and Kennaiishulia and Chinest1
ruga in carpet sizes.
Like all the ether weaves in the Sale, these are Oriental rugs of the most reliable
kind, heavy and substantial in weave and in a selection of beautiful colors and designs
that are bound te harmonize well with practicallv all modern schemes of furnishing.
They are rugs that you are bound te get your money out of in service and sath sath
t'uetien, especially in view of the low prices wu have marked en them.
Arak Rugs Kermanshah Rugs Chinese Rugs
11.6x7.1 '7 U.lxS.7
10.3x8.5 ?297 I0.ex7.12
11x8 $009 11.0x9.1
12.10 x 9.4 $42& 10.9 x 7.2
11.10 X9.S $398 10.4x7
12.8x10.8 $47f. 12.4x9.1
13.10x10.5 ?495 11.10x8.
12.2x8.10 $38!! 10.10x8
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10 x 8.2
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10 x 8.5
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("UTeiUli VIoep)
TrATURAL mink, stone marten, natural gray
a squirrel, kolinsky and Japanese marten are
among the small furs most in favor for end-ef-thc-
Winter and early Spring wearing. The boas have
one and two skins and prices run from $f(i.5Q for
mink te $80 for stone marten.
Ceien(l lloer.
New Beeks
"The Latest ThiiiR and Other Thins." by, Alexander Liiack, 2. A
volunie of e3sayd which represent - chiefly his ailcnture& in arieu-;
lidds written during 1921.
"Working With the Working, Weman," by Cernelia .Miatteii I'arker.
S2. A story of actual experiences mere intereatiiiff than fiction a vivid
picture of things a.s they are.
"Sleeping Fires," by Gertrude .Vthcrten, l.v0. Clef-ely packeu
with action.
"Wliy Lincoln Laughed," by ltussell H. Cenvell, SI. GO. A new
contribution te Lincoln litei-ature.
(Mln Vloei
Lets of Silk
Haiidbags for
$2 te $5
Mostly ineiri "iilkrf, includinr
'hs new meirf pattern, and senn
'aille-,, in black, brown and na
Many .shape- and many uize.-.
'luelly with metal frames and
nner frame- emc trimmed
with little petals of Paisley silk
Uncommon values at these low
prices.
i Mnin I lenn
Artists' Supplies and
Drawing1 Materials
have changed their location, and
will new be found in the Picture
Stere.
(TUth fleer)
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The AMPICO, "the world's greates
ment," is the product of the genius of Charles Fuller
OLOCiuaru. iuariy tweaii-ine jcuis uu nt utmu ,
player-piano for the first time and, seeing in it great
possibilities, he determined te devise a piano that would
reflect exactly the interpretation given a composition
by an artist. Te -what extent he has succeeded is shown
by the fact that hundreds of the world's greatest
pianists have entrusted the immortalizatien of their
artistry te the AMPICO.
The AMPICO is the only real reproducing mechan
ism which, when installed in a. piano, does net necessi
tate a change of key lengths, or the obligation or widen
ing of the piano case. And it is the only instrument,
that gives unlimited, exact intensities of tone that
reproduces the most minute shades and variations e
tone a.s played by the artict. In fact, the reproduction
of an artist's playing en the AMPICO differs only from
that of the living artist in that in one ca.-'e the artist
is actually present, and in -the ether he is net at the
keyboard ; the performances are identical.
The AMPICO brings into the home the world's
finest music faultlessly interpreted by the greatest
living pianists. A few of the great artists who have
recorded for the AMPICO are :
Godowsky
"El
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Rachmanineff
Strauss
liuseni
Steeb
Carrene
The AMPICO ma be
well-known instruments:
Chickering Marshall & Wendell
Schemacker Haines Bres,
and the celebrated Knabe
Obtainable in Philadelphia only at WAKAMAKUK'S.
O-1-cmnJ 1'loerj
Ornstein
Levitzki
H of maim
Kreisler
Herbert
Rubinstein
obtained in the following-
The Silver Tea Service for the
New Furniture
liiejc arc fnihiens in -terhng silver patterns, just aa tmre 3rc in
lethes and many ether things, but necessarily they fellow the trend
of public- opinion in furniture, at the two are se closely related.
The Wanamaker Jewelry Stere offers a mere than usually large
number of the line period patterns in sterling silver tea j-erviecs and
they arc- ai model. itely priced as possible, considering their high
character.
Ir. the -oftened gray finish arc Sheraton, Mainteneii. Laiudewne,
Portsmouth chaed. Lafayette, Daniel Maret and King Albert.
In the bright finish .ire Heppelwhite, Newport. Pert, mouth
PI mouth, Mary Chilton, I'.wrfax and Washington. t
i Main I'loer
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Mr. Business Man,
What About Your Office
Furniture?
Your IjJi in.-s furniture, we might well call it
N it as geed ar efficiency and the proper business jutloek. demand? i
If net, the offering of our entire stock of ellke furmtu-e in tilt N
1 ebruury Sah at substantial savings l-rjng- you an opportunity te
house from the best selection we have had it v.',ir ,.,i j,nVe advantages
e bu-i!i- Minn can afford te overlook
(Ihlril riuer . .'
All Hnr IVT.-i ,-. cw O U,, Z 4.1 s-A
February Sale at the Lewest
Prices in Years
1 or the nrt time in yeart vie are able te etTer hair mati-csESS.
uuh roll or stitched dcre, in a oed cotton ticking and in double-bed
Mzo,jer $20. The same mattr.-se, m tin Miile-bed mze are new
j 1 ! . .
J'ik.- irrade up. iici-unlinir ti tin nn-ility .i Jwn nun cc
U) $0 fur une of the finest i oiistruetien. luCircd with li"rr '
uphelstered with -Mini en both nd - nul laced, cut tufte.l, aiiu
double-lied sizi.
The -ale also iaie. in vur whole -ink ei cuiten mattrcssi
nmttres-,es, feather pillow- und beUtr- nnd liedpnne-. all :
tantial reduction'?
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Final Clearaway of
Women's Stockings
Children's Stockings
Children's Underwear
All the broken lets from the January Sale greuped together and
niurked at about liafa the aalc prices, which in turn averaged half
regular prices.
Women's Stockings
i!5c a, pair for full-fashioned
lisle, plain and open clocks.
50c u pair for black and cor
dovan artificial ailk and silk
mixed, "seconds."
7Cc n pair for heather mixed
ribbed wool, 9 and 9VJ only.
8Ce a pajr for Made and cor
dovan silk with cotton tops.
$1 a pair for black, -white and
colored ncumlcss und full-fneh
luncd silk, ''jjecendb."
S1.76 a pair for black and col
ored bllk-und-woel sports hose.
$!1.75 n pair for accordion and
derby ribbed ailk sports hoae,
'seconds."
V. WNt AHte)
Children's Stockings
10c, thrce pair for 25c, for
fancy top socks, mercerized lisle
sports hose, infants' wool hose
und ribbed cotton stockings.
25c a pair for black ribbed cef
ion, sizc3 4 te 15 years, some
"socendti"; also wool socks, three
quarter and long stockings.
Children's Underwear
:iOe u garment for boys' anu
girls' bhirtb, pant-i and drawers
in white and natural woel-ami
cotton.
50cv each for boys' heavy-ribbed
cotton union suits, 4 te 16 years',
(fprrt rUw)
5000 Yards Printed
Voile, Special, 25c
a Yard
Just about half price and in
t no very desirable dark-colored
grounds with small and medium
sized designs.
They are all te pretty you could
cheese with jour eyes shut and hn
n no danger of getting something
ieu didn't like.
(We aiU)
Blu-Mettle Laundry
Seap 5c a Bar
During March
Orders will bn taken new in
the Heusewares Steru for March
delivery of this excellent soap at
V n bar.
It is a new and remarkable eap
that contains the right proportion
of bluing te properly whiten the
clothes, but contains no resin or
filling, matter.
It lessens work, it saveB money
and it glvesVnlversal satisfaction.
This Is the Famous White Mountain
Refrigerator at
Lowered 1922
Prices
This refrigerator eeme& in two
sizes, representing unequaled value.
Three-deer style, enamel
lined feed chambers with special
compartments for butter, milk
and eggs directly under the ice.
At 832: M in, wide x 18 in. deep x b
in. high; ice capacity 100
pounds.
At .'M: oe in. wide x 2u in. deep x 00 f
in. mgn; ice capacity lZe
pounds.
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