Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, February 25, 1922, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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If Any Man, or Weman Either. Cemes te Yeu Talking About
Times, Answer Him With
Idleness Is Net the Highest
Type of a Gentleman
In our own city there are many splendid
men of means who are busy every day,
cheerfully giving their time and strength te
worthy efforts te promote secular and
religious education and enterprises that
tend te geed citizenship and sterling
patriotism.
But there is also another set of idle
people te whom idleness is the mother of
poverty and the full brother te dishonesty
and thievery.
The writers friend, Henry Drummond,
said te me, "Build a boy of sound timber and
he will weather every obstacle."
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February SS, 1023,
ffijfmtafe.
Brilliant Celers Prevail
in New Silk Scarfs
That is in line with the latest fashion note as regards sports
wear. Theso new scarfs are but following the lead of Spring
sports hats and many of them match the hats in color.
Among the shades are flamingo red, orange, henna, c-rchM,
purple, Jade, mastic, porcelain and navy blue and black.
They are made of artificial silk in self-toned striped effect,
and the prices are $5 and $6.60 only. Seme narrower ones in dark
colors are $4.50.
i (Mtln Fleer)
The Famous Reyale Gleve
Again Frem France!
Frem the time France entered the war
it became impossible te get this famous
glove for women, which for ae many years
had been the favorite of thousands of
Wanamaker customers.
After seven years, it is here again? be
cause only new are we able te offer at a low
price the same high quality that originally
made the Reyalo glove famous.
Reyale gloves are made in Grenoble ex
clusively for Jehn Wanamaker, from se
lected skins of unusual quality. The fit
and making are perfection.
The price is but $2 a pair an extraordinary price for a fine French
gleve in these days.
This initial importation includes the most fashionable effects and
colors, as follews: '
Twe-clasp everscan kid In black. rows combination embroidery. In
Milte, all the new Spring variations whlt or. blacIi w'th either self or
-nf tin T, h.. wr ,! ,,! crmtrasUn embroidery j tens, brown,
of tan. gray, beaver, brown and mode, BraySt beavers and mode).
with Parla-pelnt embroidery ; also Twe-clasp everseam suede In black,
black and white with heavy contrast- and pique suede with needlepoint
Ins embroidery. ..,. backs, In black, mode, beaver, tan,
Te-clasp pique kid with three brown and gray.
(Main l'loer)
JROYALB
Copies of New Paris Hats in
the New Paris Celer
Havana Brown
Shades of brown! say the Paris medistes.
"Shades of brown," s!ty our milliners.
Particularly the golden warmth of Havana brown. But
also the ruddier cocoa shades, the sober tetc de negre, seal, bronze,
sable, the lovely nut browns and the varied tones of tortoise
shell.
... fara 1IS done a clever thing in striking the keynote for
this symphony of browns.
Among them all there is one for every type of hair and
complexion.
It is astonishing hew differently the same shade expresses
itself in different materials.
In this collection of new millinery suggested by Paris will
be found the most delightful new brown hats in varied weaves
of straw, in silk crepe, in ribbon; and in the very shupes that
the French city is talking of at this moment.
They are exceedingly smart. And they are priced from
fle upward.
(Second l'loer)
New Overbleuses for the
Weman in Black
Women who liave h black skirt te trunsferm into a dress will
welcome these new black crcpe de chine overbleuses in several- geed
models encn ornamented with fageting, and one with a particularly
attractive sleeve. Priced ?10.C0 and $12.G0.
(Tlilril Fleer)
lyEW sash ribbon for the Spring gown, of
7 course, is circ ribbon. In nine-and-a-half'
inch width and many of the new colors, it is
1L25 a yard.
(Main l'loer)
Tuesday Ends the Office
Furniture Sale
Until Tuesday evening you can cheese from our entire stock
of office furniture at February Sale prices, but net afterward.
Te all who would like te obtain office furniture of standard
grade at substantial savings, every minute new means money.
(Third Fleer)
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Mattresses at February Prices
The February sale of mattresses, pillows, bolsters and bedsprings
ends with February en Tuesday evening.
If you want any of these goods at savings of 20 per cent in nearly
every instance, you haven't a moment te lese.
Selections are as geed today as they were at the beginning.
(Sixth Fleer)
Black, Touched With Vivid
Celer, Still Rules for Spring
Fer the vivid color, one has a choice of many materials. Fer the
black fabric of the dress itself, these are the most fashionable weaves
some of the smartest street and afternoon gowns being made from
them.
All-wool Canten crepe, $2, $3 and ? 3.50 a yard.
All-wool melrese, $2 a yard.
All-wool serge, $1.25 te $4 a yard.
All-wool Peirct twill, ?3 te 55 a yard.
Crepe brilliant (mohair), $2.50, $2.75 and $4 a yard.
Silk and wool Canten crepe, $2, $3 and $3.60 a yard.
(l'lnt Fleer)
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The Most Important
merchandise news for the housewife in the past
seven years.
Next Wednesday morning, March 1st, we
shall start the Wanamaker Original Great March
sales of
China, Glassware, Heusefurnishings
bringing thousands of articles of these most important household utilities at lower prices, in better
values than at any time in the past seven years.
and
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Sale of Furniture with the greatest business record in all the history j
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We nave in mis eaie sum ana sem numc mere goeas man ever
before in any sale up te this time of the month.
Mere people have come te buy; mere pieces, mere suits have been
picked out and paid for and set up in homes.
With the next two days' business we will eclipse all Furniture Sale
records.
Dees this leek like hard times? Dees this leek like a business stale
mate? Dees this leek like the picture of calamity?
There are but two days mere of the great sale.
They are rich in opportunity. All of our beautiful stocks are
reduced 10 te 50 per cent below regular.
There are plenty of the goods. They are all very fine.
The values are far and away the best te be had; they are the best
in five years.
(Fifth, Sixth and Scrcnth FJoen)
Thousands of housewives have "held off" with prudent thrift, making old china sets
old utensils serve until prices should come down.
rnces nave come down and in these great sales the values will be amazing.
Ready next Wednesday morning.
(Fourth Fleer)
J..I
THREE BOOKS
"The Corncrateno of Philippine
Independence a Narrative of
Seven Years," by Francis Burten
Harrison, $3.
American readers will welcome
a book by the ex-Governer Gen
eral of the Philippines, which
gives se much important infor
mation in se readable a style.
"Caravans by Night," by Harry
Hervey, $1.90.
"The Girl Frem Mentana," by
Grace Livingston Hill, $1.50. A
new edition of this book.
(Slain l'loer)
Naturally a Man Wants an
Oxford That Will Stand the 'Gaff'
One that's astep with fashion. Clean-cut, business-like te see.
At the came time one that's solid enough for day-in-and-day-out
usage.
The answer seems te be in this Scotch-grain blucher-type oxford
with the heavy single sole and rawhide damp-proof slip.
The low flange heels mean walking comfort, while the bras-- eyelets
lend character te the style.
Price ?14.
(Main fleer)
INEXPENSIVE
NIGHTGOWNS
The kinds with low necks.
Three styles at $1 two trim
med with lace and one with em
broidery. Three at $1.85 two with em
broidery and one with 'ace.
Twe at $2.50, one at S.'J.dj and
one at $5 all trimmed with lace.
(Third l'loer;
SO FREE ARE
WOMEN'S
ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
And the new let that has ar
rived is substantially lower than
has been the price. In fact, se
reasonably did we buy them that
they are marked at 85c. Right
along the price hBs been .$1 for
regular sizes, and $1.23 for e::tra
sizes.
Only white can be had in this
special let. They are the self
striped material in both regular
and extra sizes at the same price.
(I'lr.t l'loer)
Men Wanted Them, Here They
Are Mufflers in College Stripes
Bright, colorful, yet net at all gaudy.
Just like the college strlpe neckties that have made such a sensa
tion; in fact, the mufflers were made te match exactly.
There are nearly a hundred different stripes and color arrange
ments te cheese from. The most popular ones are here new, while the
rarer combinations can be made te your order within a few days.
Spring mufflers, made of rep silk. Wearable as any one could ask.
A novelty that's really practical und isn't at all confined te college men
for its popularity.
There's a secret of comfort in the way they're made. They are
shaped se they will fit closely around the neck without falling ever the
shoulders te make the coat ill fitting or rumpling under the cellar.
Price ?6.
(Main Fleer)
IT'S EASY TO
TAKE ANOTHER
HAT ALONG
in a round enamel hat box. And
what a convenience for a woman
te have an extra hat en the week
end jaunt!
A number of people use these
hat boxes instead of grips for
short trips. There's room enough
for many little articles.
There are eighteen i)r twentv
inch sizes in two depths, with the
single hat form or two. All are
lined with a beautiful all-ever
patterned fabric and have pockets.
Seme are strapped all-around
and ethers are trimmed with rus-
BOt.
Prices start at $9 and go up te
(Main Fleer)
JAPAN SENDS
CHARMING
THINGS FOR
BABY
sillc
The eunninarest little
sacques, daintily hand embroid
ered, warmly interlined and priced
at only $3.75 and ?4.
Quilted silk wrappers, as pretty
ns they are warm and cozy.
Frem $5 te $9.50.
And soft, warm silk-covered
quilts, filled with pure new cot
ton, hnnd embroidered, and priced
$4.50 te $9.50.
(Third Viger)
Just Like Spring Skies
Rugs Glew With Celer
and homes scorn brighter places when they are fresh and new.
At no ether time dee3 it seem half se necessary that rugs be nice
te see as in the Spring, when brilliant suns reveal each detail of the
home.
In this Wanamaker selection of domestic ruga there's a wealth of
color and beauty, but that's net the depth of the rugs. Behind the
beauty is a solid basis of service. The best of Wiltens and Axminstcrs
make up the showing.
Wilten Rugs Axminster Rugs
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!-' fM, 10B. 1120 8.5x10.8 u, W 60
Special Wiltens Special Axminsters
9 X12 .'....$63 0 XV. i3r,
S'3xlf 5C3.50 8.2M05 ,.. W.M
(Seventh Fleer)
Caruso Records te Celebrate
Caruso Week
Most music-levers knew that the week commencing February 27th
the 49th anniversary of the birth of Enrice Caruso, has been selected by
the Caruso American Memerial Foundation as Caruso week, during
which special musical activities will take place the country ever.
Many fine Caruso records which have been unobtainable are new
numbers! ttValIabIc' amene t,,em the ur following magTficTnt
Hereimta (Carune-Braccl) O Sole Ml,-. ,-r,,
(Second l'loer)
White Toilet Articles
Marked a Third Less
One can make up a pretty set from the various articles new
nfe the n pattern' and an "" "pattSSJ
S3 CftI3thevcrythinB is facteid, and the new prices are from 20c te
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Yeu New Can Get a Glorious Aiupice
for Onlf $1050
The Ampice family in the Wanamaker Stere in
cludes the Chickering, the S diemacker, Haines Brethers,
the Marshall & Wendell and the celebrated Knabe
pianos.
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The Ampice-in-the-Marshall & Wendell can new be
had for $1050, a saving of $200 ever the former price.
There is nothing else in the world like the Ampice.
It brings into the heme:
Classical music of the concert stage.
Dance music which sets hearts and eyes
and feet in rhythmic motion.
Accompaniments for the voice the best
songs may be sung in the home under the best
auspices.
The masters who have played
for the AMPICO have given te
their work the best that was in
them, inspired by the knowl
edge that they were playing for
generations of levers of geed
music. The AMPICO holds and
reproduces this playing eter
nally the same. Every plaving
of the AMPICO is an exact re
production of the original.
AMPICO Grands, $1975
te $3500
The Wanamaker Stere is the
exclusive distributor in Phila
delphia of AMPICO pianos.
Clip This Off and Mail Today
Jehn Wanamaker,
Philadelphia.
Plcuse kIve me further details
about the AMPICO offer announced
you in today's Evening Ledger.
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