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I Paper Herse"
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' Recent failures' of large concerns' in this and
ither cities show thai people were lured almost te
Instruction by getting no further than a paper horse
pf a receipt for the money deposited, which never
Started te go anywhere and probably never will take
iatep toward recovery.
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March 8, 1922.
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300 Women 8 New Dresses
Special at $18.75 and $25
Think of getting a heavy-
Canten crepe frock of
smart and simple cut and
admirable color for only
$25.
Or a crepe de chine, or a
silk jeraey or the new crepe
surfaced jersey for $25.
Or one of the new cotton
cnenuie aresses or a areas v
of wool jersey for $18.75?, j$
There are twenty-five.
different styles in this
group of garments, all of
the sort that appeal te
women who knew quality
and style and fashion and
insist en having all three in
even their least expensive
dresses.
Alse there are many
colors periwinkle, rust,
Copenhagen, Japanese blue,
grays, tans, beaver, black,
some odd shades.
Sizes are 34 te 44 inches in the let.
(First Fleer)
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Frem Paris Come Handsome
Bags of Metallic Beads
In the most exquisite wealth of colors and designs that
jt has been a woman's privilege te witness for years.
1 All the richness of tend and strictness of detail that
tnake up a painting seem te show in the first let te come.
There are bags for the dinner, for the dance, for- th$
street. ,
( Envelope shape, pouch shape every shape, nearly, and
styles are just as varied as Paris itself.
' Seme have single-line borders of glittering stones across
the flaps, ethers have dangling fringes of beads along the
bottoms.
Prices commence at $10.50 and go all the way te $65.
; (Mitln Fleer)
The Newest Pole Coats for
Women, as Masculine as Can Be
First come tan cheviets of knee length and lined
throughout, for only $80.
Then soft, heavy tan cloths with every detail, down
te the leather buttons, correct, for $37.50.
Third, a camel's "hair with the new V-shaped
shoulder which gives slenderness te the figure; price,
$115.
Fourth, pole coats of the famous Worumbe camel's
hair material, in gray, beaver and tan; price, $125.
(First Fleer)
I New L. R. Corsets for Spring!
Somewhat Lewer in Price
There are nine excellent models in pink or white ceutil
;Wd pink broche with prices starting as far down the scale as
2 and going up te $12.
These new styles are especially adapted te the Spring
fashions in gowns. They have low bust or girdle tops and,
according te the type of figure they are designed for, the skirt
part is long or short, heavily or lightly boned.
' In every respect these new L. R.'s are worthy of the
iiigh opinion that women have formed.
(Third Fleer)
Printed Voiles Offer Hundreds of
New Designs at 38c and 50c
These soft, finely woven voiles, in literally hundreds of
Hew Spring patterns, suggest a perfect bevy of dresses.
" They range from the sedate and conservative te dashing
-and novel effects. There is every desirable color and combi
nation. Notable are the fashionable brown shades.
In 38 te 42 inch widths and priced 38c and 50c a yard.
, (Flrtt Fleer)
Women's New Oxfords That
Are Different
One is of gray buckskin, the long wing tip, heel foxing
nd lace stay all of dull black calf.
It has medium tee, welted extension sole and flat, man
Wah heel.
The price is $12.50.
ai . e otnVef gray buck trimmed with tan calf, is mere
il I . cut Tne tee ia narrower, the arc!
-v iiuei a moderate Cuban.
Priced $10.
(Flrtt Fleer)
rch higher and
A GROUP of used player-pianos will be ready
" for sale Friday morning at low prices and
On Convenient tewtna Soe Inte nAwevtiaement.fi
Vf or details.
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(Kgjrptlan Hall, Second Fleer)
BOOKS FOR 25c
They are bound in cloth,
with gilt tops, and 25c is
much below their regular
price. Here are some of
the titles: .
"Campfires of Napo Nape
leon," illustrated.
"Life - of '.Zachary Tay Tay
eor, Twelfth President of
U.S.''
"Daniel 'Webster's
Speeches and His Master
pieces." "Life of Oliver Crom
well.", , "Memoirs of Henrjrsthe
Eighth of, England.".
"Barroejms at Brant
ley," by T. S. Arthur.
"Memoir of the Duch
ess of Orleans."
(Main Fleer)
SILK PETTICOATS
FOR GIRLS TO
WEAR
Satin messalines, silk jer
seys and taffetas, in black,
navy, henna, brown and
gray, made with all manner
of pretty flounces; sizes SO
te 36 inches. Priced $3.25
te $6.50.
(Third Fleer)
ST. PATRICK'S
DAY PAPER
NOVELTIES
Cut-out shamrocks and
flags, festoons and stream
ers, seals, place cards, deco
rated table covers and nap
kins, St. Patrick and sham
rock luncheon sets are all in
the Heusefurnishings Stere.
(Fourth Fleer)
"THE POWDER
I LIKE BEST
is Charme d' Amour. It re
moves every trace? of shine
and imparts just that deli
cate, fragrant bloom that a
geed powder should."
Charme d'Amour is a
Queen Mary compact face
powder, in white, .natural or
brunette. In gilt metal case,
$1. Exclusively here.
(Main Fleer)
A WOMAN'S
UNION SUIT FOR
50 CENTS
White ribbed cotton, in
either the regular or extra
sizes.
The style is low neck and
sleeveless with the band top
and lace-trimmed knees.
And every one is abso
lutely first quality, even at
this little price.
(Wait Alile)
OLD CHINESE
PORCELAIN
TILES
A collection of antique
Chinese porcelain tiles,
hand painted about 1600
A. D., suggest themselves for
screen or fireplace decora
tion te some lever of the
unusual.
They are priced at $150.
(Fifth Fleer)
TWO-TONE
RIBBONS ARE
THE NEWEST
Black or navy en one sfde,
red, jade, geld or gray en the
ether and the satins with
moire backs in the new
bright shades. The first is
$1.25 a yard and the second
$1.50, and both are six
inches wide.
(Main Fleer)
"The Best Selection
. of Dinner Sets in
Philadelphia and at the
Lewest Prices
That is what we are told by customers who
have made it their business te investigate.
', And it is what we knew from our own
I observation.
That is one of the reasons why this is the
(Greatest China Sale in Years.
) In proof of all 'this we could print columns
, of items. These are-just a few:
v English Dinner Sets $30
Sets of 107 pieces' in a choice of six border decora
tions with geld edges and handles.
French China Dinner Sets $45
These are sets for six people. They consist of 51
pieces, in handsome border decorations with coin-geld
handles.
Thee. Haviland French China Dinner Sets $85
Probably the best-selling sets in our entire collec
tion, and no wonder. Of finest French china, in three
conventional border decorations, all with coin-geld edges
and handles. Full sets of 106 pieces.
(Fourth Fleer)
A WONDERFUL
TABLECLOTH
is woven of silk and linen by
the French artiBt-weaver
Casse. '
It was exhibited at the
Paris Exhibition of 1889,
and depicts, by means of silk
threads woven in the linen,
a pretty scene called "The
Toast."
It is regarded as a remark
able execution, and may new
be seen en the fleer of the
dining-room furniture.
(Sixth Fleer)
rHE favored little
neck furs for Spring
are sable, mink, baum
marten, stone marten
and all the dyed foxes;
and they will all be
found in the Fur Salen,
at prices varying from
$16.50 for a mink piece
te $90 for a platinum
gray fox.
(Second Fleer)
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Bringing the light colors
and looser-cut clothes that
fashion has elected for this
Spring.
And with it all there is that
dignity of conservatism and
superiority of tailoring that
have wen the admiration of
men who insist upon some
thing mere than just a suit.
Tweeds, hemespuns, fin
ished and unfinished worsteds are the fabrics mostly
worn.
Celers range from the light grays and tans in
mixtures and herringbones or pin stripes te solid colors.
Prices are all between $40 and $75.'
(The (lattery)
It Is Simply by Consulting the
Tastes of the Housewives and
Net the Manufacturer
that we have been enabled te make
The Wanamaker March Sale
of Heusewares
a success beyond the success of any ether sale of the kind.
Usually a "sale" in the tfade acceptance of the term
means a specially arranged event te get rid of merchandise
that has net moved well by "taking a less" and advertising
the reduced prices.
Perhaps, Then, This Heusewares Sale Isn't
a Sale After All
What's Better Than Woven
Madras in a Shirt for a Man?
A shirt that's meant for day-by-day usage.
Woven madras, solid, firm, enduring and at the same
time neat te see.
At $1.85 there is an assortment that men have taken te
with rare zest.
Pin stripes, mostly, with wide latitude as te colors.
(Main Fleer)
The First Spring Shower of
Men's Foulard Ties, at 50c -
Hardly a man who would be without a foulard tie dur
ing the Summer.
And the new ones are in the fancy and bandana patterns.
Most every color that suggests a necktie is included.
(Main Fleer)
Any Man Who Wants High
Shoes Can Have Them for $10
and knew that the most solid, wearable shoes obtainable
are his.
Mere or less plain, yet smartly fashioned.
There are about three or four different tee shapes
at this price, and they are tans in either calfskin or
black kidskin.
Youth or retiring age, rest and ease or the strut
of a man who moves, will find comfort in the variety'
of lasts.
(Main Fleer)
It certainly is net that kind of
a sale.
Instead, it is a special event
prepared for several months
ahead.
Keeping, careful track of the
demands of housewives upon our
merchandise, we find out what
things they want most of.
Then we go among the manu
facturers and place contracts for
extra -large quantities of the
things that are most wanted. By
means of these extra - large con
tracts we get much smaller prices
the inevitable economy of
magnitude.
Then each March we are able
te bring forward the great quan
tities at prices ranging from 10 te
50 per cent below the usual mar
ket valuation.
The Sale this March is par
ticularly well supplied with useful
and valuable things for the
kitchen and laundry and bath
room and all household appli
ances. The prices in general are the
lowest that we have known in five
years.
A particular favorite of this
Sale is an excellent laundry soap
known as BLU-MOTTLE
SOAP the best soap that we
knew of for laundry purposes at
the special March price of 5c a
cake.
Let us send you home a case of
100 cakes, which will improve as
they age, and give you better
service than 150 cakes of any
ether kind ei soap we knew of.
(Fourth Fleer)
Play Ball!
Baseball Supplies
in Full Readiness
The season for the great, real American national game
will seen be here, much te the joy of millions of hearts.
Our Sporting Goods Stere already holds first place in
equipments, and it is net going te lese it.
New is the time te select your outfits, and here is a
pennant-winning steck:
Stock uniforms, $2.25 te $12.
Training shirts, $2.25 te $3.
Baseball stockings, $1 and $1.50.
Baseball shoes, $5, $6 and $7.
Baseballs, 25c te $2.
Bats, 50c te $2.25.
Catchers' mitts, $1 te $15.
Basemen's mitts, $1 te $9.
Fielders' gloves, 75c te $8.
Masks, $1.50 te $9.
Protectors, $3 te $10.
Alse jerseys, sweaters, bases, leg guards, everything.
Special prices en made-te-measure uniforms and equip
ments for teams.
Taplow, the official league ball, guaranteed for eighteen
innings, an unusually geed ball for any team, $1.75 each,
$16.50 a dozen.
(The Gallery)
BOOK ENDS OF
MANY KINDS
polychrome, metal and
plain weed; $2.75 te $10.25.
(MaJn Fleer)
DECORATE
YOUR OWN
FURNITURE
A decalcomania outfit
and designs make home
decorated furniture quite
possible, even te persons who
have no special ability te
paint. The decalcomanias
and tools are all sold in the
Artists' Supply Section.
(ritth Fleer)
Among the New Rugs Are Seme
Seamless Tapestries at
Little Prices
Designs are neat and the colors, subdued, yet attractive.
There also are heavy fiber rugs in surprising new pat-
leruu mm a worm ei cnoeaing among AXminster rugs.
Tapestry Rugs
9x12 ft $24.50, $33.50
8.3x10.6 ft $21.50, $31
Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft
?13.50
8.3x10.6 ft 19Krt
6x9 ft $8.75
Axminster Rugs
9x12 ft $47, $56.50
8.3x10.6 ft. .....$44, $52.50
6x9 ft $23. 832.50
Step All Traffic, There!!! Here Come
Baby Carriages!
The motorcar and the aereplane are
wonderful things, but the baby carriage is
mere wonderful, because mere essential.
Without this equipage the ether two are
impossible, or at least they won't go that's
all there's te it.
Make way, there, for the king of all
vehicles, the baby carriage ! ! !
All ether traffic, step!
Which leads up te the announcement
that the
Exhibition of Baby Carriages
is ready in the Tey Stere.
Talk about Olympia Moter Shows in Londen, Madisen
Square Garden or elsewhere!
They are marvelous, no doubt, but are they as
important as this ? We leave you te answer.
Here are all the new smart models, showing improve
ments, clever comforts and' variations of design and con
struction te make any young bundle of innocence coo
for joy bless the heart of eveiy one of them! .
Reed Pullmans, $25 te $78.
, Reed and Weed Pullmans, $37.50 te $56.50.
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Reed Chariots, $37.50 te $68.
Heed Strollers, $11 te $22.
Reed Strollers with heeds, $23 te $30.
Pullman Coach Special Made of split reed, uphol
stered in corduroy; reverse gear. Cemes in white, cream,
blue and coffee. Price $32. 'i
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