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(An Almest Forgotten Persian
i Proverb Says That Heaven
I is at the feet of our mothers. ,
:: Sit ye down, by yourself, somewhere
and spend a few moments alone with the
.mother who picked you up when yen fell
J and hurt yourself.
De you remember hew she smoothed
may the hurt and made you forget all
'about it? ' Can you remember your first
school-days and hew she helped you with
v your lessens? Can you see her sometimes
-coming te meet you along the read when
'Veu were coming home from school?
f What dear little, hands she had .and
vhew geed she was te put up a little bit of
luncheon, generally bread, butter and
preserves! Wasn't it geed, though!
P Oh, Mether, JVfether, you knew hew
IWe still miss your smile and cheer!
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rAJl-Leather Bosten Bags Have
L Come as Lew as $2.50
;f And it's net a split leather.
.' JBut a geed quality and weight that will serve faithfully.
h Either black or brown bags. And sizes, tee, are varied.
1' There's a strap fastened ever the top, double, handles and sewed
tames. ' . '. ' ' '
A bag for shopping,- for business, or for the schoolgirl.
(Mln Fledr)
The First Spring Hats
for Wee Felk
re unpacked end put en sale. They ,are simple as simple- can be
whether large or small, tailored erjtrimihed and It is the easiest
thin? in the world te imagine hew perfectly darling. Uttle'slster or ,
mall brother will leek in them. fc-l . v-i . lV-ii- vTi ''
Plenty of black, navy and brown, th( three nity&upefal ccTefs
Prices $1.75 te $12. v ; . .'"' '-"C
(third Fleer) . , . l i
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A New Shipment of Reynier
Gloves Frem France
It is always a pleasure te tell of the arrival of mere of these lineal
of French gloves for women, made exclusively for, Wanatnakcr cus
tomers. There arc no better gloves in the world.
Twe-clasp pique kid in black, or black with white stitching, $3.00.
Thrcc-clasp eutseam kid in black or white, $3.
Three-clasp everscan! suede with Paris-point .embroidery, brown,
tin, beaver and gray, at $3.
Eight-button meusquetaire kid in black at $G.
Twelve-button in black at $7.
I Sixtcen-butten in black or white at $9.
' Sixtcen-butten washable suede in pastel at $9.
J Twenty-button white kid at $13.00.
(Main Fleer)
Children De Leve Shiny Patent
Leather Shoes
Fer dress wear here are dainty little ankle-strap slippers of black
patent leather, in four te eight year sizes, at $3.50, $4.50 and $5.
Patent leather slippers without the strap, in eight te 14 year size,
re $5.50 and $6.
High-buttoned shoes of patent leather, with cloth or kid tops, are
W.50 and $7.50. Fer growing girls they are $9.
White buckskin-top shoes with black patent leather vamps ar
7.60 and $8.50, in four te ten year sizes.
(Flrit Fleer)
Spring Means Newness and
Here Are Women's Spring Coats
GSb
In every one of the five styles,
the bellvia used is the finest
Wade, with the deepest pile and
dyed in the loveliest soft shades of
fallow, burro, Sorrento and tor
toise, besides navy" and black.
One model has a metal belt, a
long string tie te held its cellar
close, and a cellar like a double
ruche. Alse it shows the new
Pncl effect. Price $125.
Anethor has straight lines, a self
Marf, a hollow pleat down the back
ntl silk stitching for decoration.
Alse $125.
A third shows the new sleeve
Hh pointed inserts. $135.
The fourth is a wrap with
sleeves cut in One piece with the
Mck, and heavily embroidered.
urn.
The fifth has u nevel gathered
lecve and is priced at $145.
(rlr.t fleer)
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The Sandal That Shows the
Stocking Is the Thing
A new $10 sandal for women is especially .dainty in black patent
had ulse in light-weight black cnlisiuii.
tee, low French heel, turned sole; and one breuu
l. A raw in r.,.,ii A MH : ..
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ITw,e.r. bt may be had ulse in light-weight black calfskin.
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Tui'v? f"tening at the side with two buttons
it "e nave had nothing prettier for its price.
An April Bride
Should Be Given
Diamonds .
Alie she whose birthday comes
in AptM.1 ' ?"
v Aeeerdiiif te ancient, tradition
diamonds worn ih April bring
luck' te the wearer. l
The three' most fashionable
forma of diamond jewelry at the
present time are flexible bracelets,
bar.'pjne and rings.
Flexible bracelets, of all dia
monds or diamonds and sap
phires, $845 te $2700.
Bar pins in a variety of beau
tif ul open work mountings, all
diamonds, $160 te $826.
Diamond rings, $140 te $2800.
Mln Fleer) ,
New Tailored Waists in
Tweed-Tinted Silk
suit is responsible for
this
The popularity of the 'tweed
extremely croed-looklnar blouse.
Many women wanted something that would tone in with the
oft ' pastel colors of their suits, and se this waist was
brought out,
, It is strictly tailored with the new-shaped high turn-qver
cellar and cuffs and comes in a lovely golden tan shade or a
porcelain blue that is equally attractive.
$9.85 is the price.
(Third Fleer)
and
Ginghams That
Are New
David and Jehn Andersen ging
hams in checks, plafds, striped
and plain colors. Price $1.25 a
yard. i
(Flrtt Fleer)
Beautiful Spring Coats and Capes
for Yeung Women at $48
They arc all in a soft all-wool bellvia coating in just the right
weight for Spring, and of such a geed quality that it usually is found
only in much higher-priced garments.
, ' There are thrce styles of coats, the newest and prettiest models
that.we could find. One is hand embroidered, another has a new drawn
in pleated effect in the back and. wide bell-shaped sleeves. They have
narrow belts and geed lines.
Or, for theso who prefer a cape, there are two pretty styles. One
has a double scarf cellar, edged with fringe.
They ere all sillc lined and really wonderful for this price. Of
course they are "specials." All five styles come in 14 te 20 year &izes.
(Second Fleer)
Light Matters
Frt hnnd-made brass
copper lanterns from Birming
ham, England copies of geed,
old designs, and interesting in
dark corners and inclesed
perches. They are fitted for elec
tric lights and there are net very
many of them. Prices $20 te $60.
Second hand-dipped candles
somewhat scarce as a rule, but
for the moment we have plenty,
in various sizes, and they sell at
80c a set, each set containing
two, four,' six or eight candle,
according te their size.
(Fourth Fleer)
Mothers Will
Approve a $5
Scheel Dress
Made of unbleached muslin,
which is net only about the most
serviceable fabric for wear and
washing, but it is also fnphion fnphien
able. Sizes C te 14 years.
(Second Fleer)
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Used Player-Pianos te Be Sold
at Once
Every one of these in
struments represents a rare
opportunity. -
During the year we take
in partial exchange for
Ampice Reproducing
Pianos many player-pianos
of exceptional merit and
reputation. -
These instruments usu
ally come from careful homes where they have had the
best treatment. 4 j
They go direct te the famous Schemacker piano
plant, where they are tuned, reconditioned and rebuilt
se thoroughly that they are practically as geed as when
new and much better than the average cheap new
player-piano.
It is these instruments that are placed en sale en con
venient monthly payment terms. .
Seme as Lew as $10 Monthly
Each instrument is fully guaranteed. Tuning- after delivery
and a year's free service is part of the guarantee.
These Are Seme of the Player-Pianos
t f""s), ui tuuiae, ih nmueu, aim me cneiceat values will go lirst.
are of small and compact form," well adapted for bungalows
Orlgrinal Sale
Price Price
Autopiane $650 $325
White 650
Steger & Sens 750
Blasius 675
Perryela 600
Angelus 900
Angelus . ., 900
Pianola 750
Pianola 650
Kranich & Bach 800
Krakauer 750
Lindeman 585
Lester ' 800
Angelus 900
Lindeman 585
Lindeman 585
385
400
400
400
400
400
400
425
450
450
450
475
475
475
475
(Ktjptltn Hall, Second Fleer)
Original
Price
Pianista $800
Behning 750
Behning 750
Pianista soe
Lindeman Angelus 900
Angelus 900
Emersen Angelus 900
Sheninger 850,
Schemacker Angelus 1500
(Electric meter included)
Waldorf 700
Concerto 650
Stedart 730
Stedart 750
Stedart 750
Stedart 750
Marshall & Wendell 625
Seme
Sale
Price
$375
475
375
375
500
525
500
575
875
375
450
495
495
495
495
525
Brides Who Prefer te
Make Their Own
Silk Lingerie
will find here an all-slDc trous
seau crepe, designed for this pur
pose. It is in orchid, flesh, pink or
white, 40 inches wide, and priced
$2.50 a yard.
(first Fleer;
Paris Dreps the Det
Outside the Veil
And it is hung by a short, fine
thread.
It is the dangle idea developed
in veilings, and it is as pretty
as it I3 new. The mesh is black
or gray with henna or orange
Jets. $2 a yard.
Anether new French veiling
has a dot or ring of two colors,
one of them being the color of the
mesh. This is also very attrac
tive and becoming. It is $2.23 a
yard.
Many ether new French veil
ings for Spring hats, from 00c te
$2.60 a yard.
(Main Fleer)
Her Heme Is Fine All
But Her Kitchen!
Rare rugs at the front piano books
paintings luxuries everything te
make the family comfortable.
But at the back, in the kitchen, in the
laboratory 'of the home its most vital
spot everything old and broken and
rusty and out of date and hard te work
with.
The mistress of such a house needs te
come see this great exposition of up -, to te
date kitchen furnishings in the
Wanamaker March
Heusewares Sale
It is possible te make the kitchen one
of the most attractive places in the house.
It is possible te make kitchen work
far easier and swifter and pleasanter.
This March Sale of Heusewares aims
te help every interested housewife te de
just this!
(Fourth fleer)
Hamadan Mesul Rugs
$27 te $39
In combinations of blue, rese,very and ecru.
They have been unbalcd within the last few days, and they ar.
desirable in quality and colorings.
Average size, 3x4 feet approximately.
(Seventh Fleer)
The New Colored
Fleuncings
Seme have very sheer white or
gandie foundations with embroid
ery in gay Bulgarian colors, and
these arc 42 inches wide and $5.50
a yard.
The ethers have cotton ratine
foundations and are in rose, tan
or blue with vari-colered embroid
ery, price, $4 a yard; and in white
with designs in tan, rose and blue,
price, $5 a yard. These are :'.'
inches wide.
(First Fleer)
Here Are the Beys' New
Spring Suits
Women's
Handkerchiefs
Again at $2 a Dezen
Ne matter hew large the num
ber of these handkerchiefs which
come in there never seems te be
enough for all the women who
want them.
They are Irish linen with quarter-inch
hem and can be had
either with or without a plain
block initial.
(Wen AMt)
The China Sale Gees
Ahead Wonderfully
French, English and American dinner sets, rich
cut crystal, colored and decorated glassware and
light-cut and etched stemware are the main features
of it
And these are a few of the exceptionally geed
values.
New American Dinner Sets $15
Sets of 106 pieces in four border decorations; green
and blue, with geld band.
American Dinner Sets $8.50
Sets for six people, that is, seta comprising 51 pieces.
Choice of four border decorations geld bands, blue lines
and green medallions.
Flower. Bowls With Glass Stands $1.25
, Orange, black, pink, ivory and blue. Complete with
stands of black glass.
Cut-Glass Compete $3.50
Of geed crystal, excellently cut in a pinwheel pattern.
8-Inch Cut-Glass Berry Bowl $3
Excellently cut in a miter pattern en geed, clear
crystal.
(Fenrth Fleer)
New Silk Scarfs in
Glorious Celers
In flaming led, orange, green and many ether of the new shades,
which will be the dominating .note of the Spring suit.
There are cresa atripes starting as moderately an $3.5, plain colors,
home in drop stitch 'effect, Reman stripes, and ethers plain colors with
lierders going up te $7.50. All ara" made from the brilliant flber silk,
which accounts for the small prices.
wra
Colored Organdie
Undergarments
Criep and dainty as possible,
with their lovely shades of orchid,
honey-dew and pink, or their
white bound with color. Seme
colors are bound with black.
The garments may be had in
sets of three, but will be sold sep
aratelyprices $2.30 for the
nightgowns, $1.30 for step-in
drawers and $1.30 for a chemise.
(Third Heer)
Certainly they arethe finest in years and at the lowest prices.
Homespun effects, smart tweeds, wool crashes, herringbone pat
terns, in a geed pelectien of browns, mixed brown and gray shades.
Norfolk styles in the smartest models.
Seme suits have two pair of trousers, including these at S16.I0.
Prices start at ?1C,50 and go up te 325.
(Third Fleer)
A Tale of Gelf Jackets for Men
in Twe Rounds
In the first round he played easy, going only $7.50. And wer '
y;elf jacket with sleeves that many are finding te be practical.
He selected it from two heather mixtures, one of brown and th
ether green. Likewise he chose between brushed wool or the plain
libbed wool.
The second round brought a higher score, $12, but better geK,'1
.Seft, snuggling Alpaca, in the camel's-hair color or mixtures.
(Main Tloer)
A Man Wanting Oxfords Can
Pay as Little as $6.40
which, every man will admit, is; little enough when solid quality it
behind the shoe.
And there aie four styles, all late arrival.-, from which he can
cheese at the ene price.
One is black gunmctal calfskin with plain straight tip and rubber
heels.
Anether, a black grain oxford built en the brogue last with soft
box, full perforations and heavy single soles. '
A smarter bhee is of tan calf, in dark mahogany. It is a bregu
in style with the new wing tips.
Lastly, a plain tnn calf oxfeui in iiark niaheg.un Heavy singi
soles and rubber heels.
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Above All Things, Remembei
Clothing Has First
Place Here
Style! Youthful, vigorous, distinctive style.
In every garment it stands out like an ink
spot would en a dress shirt.
Hardly has a new set te the cellar of a man's
coat been conceived before it is flashed te Wana
maker's. ' In fact, many of the new thoughts that young
men are adopting were created by Wanamaker
experts and taken up by clothing makers the coun
try ever.
Anything that's worth-while ' about fashion,
anything that a young man of discernment would
wear is in the Spring showing.
Net a clothing maker in all this country who
has wen his spurs for the goodness of his product
and its style but what is represented.
Either the makers' own clothes or its equiva
lent in style, with the tailoring improved upon.
, Fer style with tailoring is the bulwark of this
business.
Belew the striking surface of the clothes there
is sound goodness.
Yeung Men's
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'They stay 'put' " is the way one fellow told
hew the hand tailoring made his clothing better.
And it's the truth about every Spring suit or
topcoat in stock. Prices .$35 te $65.
(Third l'loer)
A Tip te FollewCaps Have
Come Frem Londen, Men
Heal English caps. Smart as only the English cap
can be.
In fact, they are "Redleal" caps, which means they
were hand tailored in Londen for Wanamaker's.
Tweeds. What lightness! What caps for sport or
treneral wear.
Mostly the eight-piece tops for men, while the beya!
uupn nru hi nit; uikjii. ur one piece lops, ana all
marked $8.
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