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Tomorrow's Millinery
Symphony in Brown
is a delightful revelation of the variety and effectiveness
of the many shades of brown that are fashionable for
Spring.
Most notable is the golden Havana brown, shown in
number of lovely hats of Cariton crepe, crepe marecain,
faille ribbon, satin, tagal, Milan, picot and ether straws.
The large transparent crin hats are wonderfully
effective in this golden brown color. Se are the soft
little tagal straw hats, embroidered in wools, with scarfs
te match.
A hat that runs the gamut of several shades may
be chosen; or one whose brown background is accentu
ated by lovely tinted fruits or flowers. '
Certainly they will incline every woman toward the
possession of at least one brown hat this Spring.
, Prices begin at $15.
(Second Fleer)
JBLeynard the Fex Newly Arrived
'.' The Fur Salen has received fox animal scarfs te fill the
vaps in the stocks
f The dyed foxes include black, blue, taupe and brown and
4m nnVprl nf. JR2K in $90: the natural and nrecieus foxes
s Include cress, natural blue, white and silver, and are priced
it $100 te $425 the last for silver. .
(Second Fleer)
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Just Frem Pnris Are Levely
Bead d Tunics
This is the first Spring
importation of these beau
tiful things, and we made
a special point of having
them come unusually early
this year.
They'are brilliant, both
the all-black tunics and
the ones that combine
sapphire, heliotrope or
crystal beads with the
black. One of the many .
new features is the fes
tooned fringe, the many
dangling ornaments and
the use of long jet fringe
alternating with panels.
(Main
Seme have a-suggestion
of a sleeve.
Yeu can hardly imagine
mere gorgeous gowns than
these tunics will make.
The prices start as low as
$35 and go te $85.
Fleer)
Certainly the Jersey Dresses Are
Becoming for Yeung Women
An entirely new model, in navy blue or brown jersey,
s a long waist, belted around the hips ; and the bodice opens
down the front te display an adjustable white jersey vestee,
matching the white jersey cellar and cuffs.
; It is youthful and altogether charming in line and mode.
The price is $22.50.
(Second Fleer)
The Gere Pump Fits Like
a Gleve en the Feet
5 This close-fitting snugness is due te the small gore, of
Mastic inset en each side of the pump.
I There is nothing te fasten or unfasten. The pump is
easily slipped into. Yet when en, it clings around the top as
Closely as does the stocking itself.
i A new model in women's gore pumps for Springtime
wear is of dull black calfskin, with three straps across the
instep, plain vamp and tee, low Leuis heel, turned sole and
perforated finish.
. The price is $12.
(Flrit Fleer)
New Sports Blouse Takes
This Pleasant Ferm
i A fine white voile Peter Pan blouse with effective em
broidery in bright red and blue en the cellar, tight cuffs,
Mown the sleeves and front. It is wonderfully geed looking
jfer $5.85.
- (Third Fleer)
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Women Have Been Eager for
Full-Fashioned Weel Stockings
and a remajable shipment just has arrived from
abroad.
What is mere remarkable, they will sell for $2.50.
Heather mixtures galore are in the selection with
hand-embroidered silk clocks.
There's really a let' te thank the manufacturer
for. Net only did he make beautiful stockings, but he
sent them te us later than scheduled, which makes the
price $1 a pair less.
, (Flret Fleer)
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HANDKER-
CHIEFS TO
MATCH HER
SPORTS SUITS
Real Irish linen hand
kerchiefs, 25c each or
$2.75 a dozen. Celers most
demanded are rose, green,
blue, tan or violet. Seme
are -white centers with
.colored borders, while in
some the order is reversed.
(Main 'Fleer)
THE FASHION
HOURS IN.
MADAME'S DAY
are shown in the Chestnut
and Market Street windows.
In the first-named windows
you will see Madame at the
luncheon hour, Madame
wearing the newest sports
clothes, going metering and
going shopping.
In the Market Street win
dows are shown mere sports
wear, suggestions for after
noon tea, the rest-hour gar
ments, the restaurant din
ner and for the dance.
HIGH - NECKED
NIGHTGOWNS
AGAIN
Cambric with V necks,
embroidery and tucks, $1.65
te $2.75. With square necks
and embroidery, $1.85 te
$2.25. .
Cambric withelesed necks.
$1.65. Muslin with convent
edges, $1.75.
Muslin with V necks, three
styles, $1.75.
Nainsoek with square
necks, $3.50 and $3.75.
(Third Fleer)
MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER
BOTH LIKE THE
NEW HANDBAGS
Of finest India goatskin.
Softest we've seen in a long
while, in fact, almost like a
fabric.
They have the close-fitting
tops with the two rings for
wrists in colors that match,
and are lined with moire in
contrasting shades.
Schoolgirls carry them, as
de business women and
shoppers.
Prices $3 te $3.75.-
(Main Fleer)
NEW REAL LACE
COLLARS FROM
IRELAND
Many, many women need
the softening effect of a bit
of real lace at the neck of a
gown.
They are long and
straight, short and round,
and ethers of the shapes te
go en Spring dresses. Many
are in sets and some have a
vestee in addition.
Irish lace cellars from $3
te $25. Carrickmacross,
$7 te $25. Limerick, $5 te
$18.
(Main Fleer)
SMART TWEED
COAT OR CAPE
Yeung women will be in
terested te knew that we
have just received a particu
larly geed collection possess
ing unusual style and tailor
ing, though moderately
priced.
They are in the various
approved tweed weaves, light
and dark colorings.
A variety of smart sports
models are presented, some
lined throughout with crppe
de chine or peau de cygne,
ethers lined through shoul
ders only.
The coats are $23.50, $25,
$37.50, $42.50 and $45.
Capes and cloaks are
$22.50 te $30.
(Second Fleer)
COLORS OF NEW
ROYALE GLOVES
ARE PERFECT
The kid and the suede are
in the loveliest Spring shades
of brown, beaver, tan, mode
and gray, as well as black
and white in the kid, and
black in the suede.
All are two clasp and of
the beautiful skins and per
fect fit that made Reyale
gloves the favorite of se
many Philadelphia women in
the old pre-war days.
The price is $2 a pair.
(Ifela View) .M
With
New, as before, yours is the opportunity of cheesing from
the finest selection of furniture in America.
And tomorrow, only you can select any piece at a saving
running all the way from 10 te 50 per cent.
One mere day and this greatest of all February Furniture
Sales will be ever. v
But just as much tomorrow as en the opening day it is
the sale of golden opportunities.
Three floors crowded with a seemingly endless variety of
suites and separate pieces.
Ne greater testimony could be paid te the genuine great
ness of the Sale than the results it has attained.
Mere people have come te buy than in any previous Feb
ruary Furniture Sale.
Mpre furniture has been sold, mere homes have been made
brighter, gladder places.
Mere money has been saved by these needing furniture.
And only tomorrow remains for you te gain by the almost
unlimited advantages.
But te the very end the Sale is at your service.
(Fifth, SUtb and ttevmth Floers)
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A Bar Pin
of
Diamonds
and
Sapphires
This is a particu
larly -beautiful bar
pin, due te the ar
rangement of the two
kinds of jewels.
There are six blue
white diamonds of
geed size and eight
sapphires, 'mounted
in platinum. 'The
price is $360.
Other diamond and
sapphire bar pins
& from $430 te $475.
!AU - diamond bar
pins, $160 te $825.
(Main Fleer)
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FELVETEEN jockey caps of the type worn by
Masters of the Hounds in England are great
favorites with some of the young women jriderh
around Philadelphia, They are in green, navy, black,
brown and red, are soft finished, and priced at $6 in
the Men8 Hat Stere,
(Mala Fleer)
Eight Mere Hours of the
Office Furniture Sale
Business men knew the value of time.
Tomorrow ends the Office Furniture Sale.
Until store closing tomorrow evening you can cheese
from our entire stock of office furniture at February prices,
but net afterwards.
The man who expects te need new office furniture any
time within several months has new an opportunity te buy
it at an exceptional advantage.
(Third Fleer)
Tomorrow Ends the
Mattress Sale
After this, mattresses, pillows, bolsters and bedsprings,
new an average of about 20 per cent less, will go back te
regular prices.
All our stocks are included, and varieties are as geed
today as they were when the sale began.
There is net a moment te lese.
(Sixth Fleer)
Perfect Axminster Rugs
Less Than the Price of 'Seconds'
Only seventy-five of them and just two sizes.
They -are net mismatched or off color, and are perfect
in weave, but tomorrow the price is less than is asked for
many "seconds" today.
The 9xl2-ft. size is $33.50, while for .the 8.3x10.6 size
the price is $32.50.
(Serenth Fleer)
New Capes and Coats Are Made
of Real Camel's Hair
Just one touch of its exquisite softness and you
would never mistake anything else for the genuine
camel's-hair coating.
These are, without any doubt, the finest camel's
hair coats and capes made, and women certainly de
appreciate them.
The coats are in a vivid flamingo red, jade and natu
ral color. They are made with a new shoulder yoke
extending in a point ever the sleeves, and have a
straight, loose back. Entirely silk lined, $115.
The capes have the indistinct plaidB se many women
are asking for, in natural or fawn shade, $100.
(Firs Fleer)
COTTON
REMNANTS
, SAVINGS OF
A THIRD
Fresh from our own stock
and all the most popular
kinds of cotton goods are
here. The lengths go all the
way from a yard and a half
up te five yards for a
woman's dress pattern.
There is the greatest va
riety in the shorter rem
nants for children's dresses.
(West Alsle)
NEW BOOKS
FOR IDLE HOURS
"Caruso and the Art of
Singing," by Salvatore
Fucito and Barnet J. Beyer,
$3. The authors were
Caruso's official coach and
accompanist.
"The Truth About Henrv
Ferd," by Sarah T. Bushncll,
$1.25. A book in which the
writer has had the co-operation
of Mrs. Henry Ferd and
of many close friends of this
master of men.
"Gardening With Brains,"
by Henry T. Finck, $2.50.
"International Relations,"
by James Bryce (Viscount
Bryce), author of "The
American Commonwealth,"
$2.50.
(Main Fleer)
Men Said "Light!" and the
Demand Was Met With
SpIlg, Smite
Light, almost te the
sports tones.
Or mixtures that are
darker and mere con
servative for the every
day business man.
In plaids, in stripes,
in solid colors or the
tweedy effects, how
ever you like them,
they are here, but by
far the preference is
for lightness. .
And again in the
models, men's hopes
find an answer.
Gene, almost en
tirely, are the close
fitting, restricting cuts
that have been the
Vogue.
Sering brings forth
straighter lines.
Straighter lines and
looser cuts, but neat
ness all ever.
Neatness and com
fort with style.
And Spring suits, in
all the generosity of a
midseasen selection,
are ready at Wana-
maker's from $35 te
$65.
(Third Fleer)
In Spring, Madras Pajamas
Are Restful for Men
And these of woven madras, in summer weight, are
a little finer and softer than any we've had for some
time.
Striped, of course, in all sizes and arrangements
that are popular, including the seersucker stripes.
And $3.50 doesn't convey any idea of the service
these madras pajamas offer.
Other men prefer the finely mercerized poplin
pajamas that are priced $8.50.
Se fine and soft is the fabric that it leeks like a silk
broadcloth, Jiut will outwear several pairs of ordinary
silk pajamas. In two colors, white and pongee.
(Main Fleer)
An Every Day Man Who Wants
Comfert in a Shee
plus a certain amount of goodness in appearance, will
come almost every time te the tan calf bluchers with
medium tee shapes.
It's a neat shoe for business and at $7.50 there's
additional comfort in the economy.
(Main Fleer)
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$5 Is the Favorite Price
for an Umbrella
At least for the umbrellas which nine out of ten women
want for general use.
These are covered with all-silk materials navy, green,
purple, black and brown and they have bakehte rings or
leather loops en their hardwood handles.
(Main Fleer)
Refurnishings for the Nursery
Felding wardrobe, untrimmed, $13.50; trimmed te
order, $30.
Bassinettes en wheels, $22.50 te $24, untrimmed.
Trimmed te order, $60 te $75.
Baskets, $3.85 te $7, untrimmed.
Nursery chairs, $9.50 te $10.50.
Felding rubber bath, $11.25 te $12.75.
Screened nursery cribs, $29 te $31.
(Third Fleer)
Chelsea Lever Clocks
Come Down in Price
They are generally acknowledged the best lever clocks
made in America today, being especially geed timekeepers.
This makes any reduction of mere than usual importance.
Chelsea mantel clocks in mahogany cases with ship's
bell movement, $80 te $126. In bronze cases with ship's bell ,
movement, $114 te $137.
Chelsea clocks of the marine type for ships and private
yachts, in bronze cases, $42 te $47. The same, fitted with '
ship's bell strike, $76 te $164.
(Main Fleer)
The Nicest Shoes We Have
for Little Girls
have black patent leather vamps and white buckskfh tops as
soft as velvet.
They fasten with white buttons, and are just the shoes
for girls of about 4 te 10 years te wear with their "best"
frocks.
In sizes 8a te 2 they are $7.50 and $8.50 a pair.
(FlrH Fleer)
The Biggest Business in the
United States
is the business of housekeeping. It has mere angles, mere problems, mere
"turn ever" than any ether business.
The Wanamaker March Sales of
Heusewares China Glass
Starting Next Wednesday
are provided especially for the benefit of this great business of housekeeping.
They are of interest te every housewife within hundreds of miles.
They afford opportunity te make replacements at the lowest price in years.
(Fourth Fluer)
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