flMTCgg
w.t..;,.J.Ji-. J.t.f
MWHVf-
i'i'.WJA ',
7aTS2:jJECI5aiKJil
j p Mfr-yM
r -lfftj.tH'
tBl! tf V' --- r i T'T-i7i'--;r- '' v J i -. . . -, , ,i
. , . L .. . n.(... ,,.'. . j ,'it.jrii.1! ukw Af w4JV.w.
.Ailfi.
I " "7 ...'. "L. i CiA--L. .M.". J.
WIA
TO 7A'&&
'Wai-rintf'ii-i
T" vr-c , - f- i,
ZJL- i" V a A e
Stere Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S;
rmym mvv n
en Opens at 9s
rwiN'AjyiiflLiv'iyiv a
-
C'hlmtn at
&
netfier Srme. aitd First Amena Manu Things Greetings! teim
" 'M Tfc- "VS
MfWJ
, , m. -r ' i ..!; w h . , i . m r TBI r "
lr?f or iVeK? Men
'"Put Your Thinking Cap On,
f! - Sir " He Said
i, Cm anmierli ' if men AM mmA hard
linking upon important matters, things
reuld clear up and almost everything would
t eh better and faster.
1 Loese and lazy thinking is a common
tbit and one of the chief difficulties of these
ihsettled times. .
The deadlock in our heads would
)metimes disappear if we could calm down
ie disturbances in our hearts.
Signed
March 21, 1922.
1!
'ffijfrm
The material is a famous
tanel'j hair, of an inimitable
''eftness and warmth; some of
elain and some of it with an
i;Hdiitinguishable plaid of some
xfjuer color geld or green or
own.
Here Are New Easter Frecks
for the Yeung Weman
Of course 'Bhe has been
thinking about what she will
wear and planning the pret
tiest dress that she ever had
for this Easter, and we think
ihe will find it among these.
They are all of Canten
crepe, and there isn't any
thing mere fashionable this
year. --
Seme arc of only the one
color, beaded in the most de
lightful way; some hav.e the
skirt of a plain color and the
a'uaint little overbleuse in
paisley -nattern, straped with
the plain. 1 ' '
-There are the most curious
and fascinating sleeves ending
in long loops, perhaps, or de
cidedely bell shaped; tuckings
that form a trimming in them
selves and stitchings in silver
en a lovely rose-colored dress,
for example.
But she may cheese from
many of the newest shades
and from prices which start at
$48 and go te $65.
Sizes are 14 -te 20 years.
(Second Fleer)
Women's Spert Gapes Are
Prettiest of Camel's Hair
It is cut into capes with long or
short waistcoats; capes without
waistcoats at all some with, cuff
openings for the arms'; and capes
with stiff, high cellars' and gath
ered shoulders.
Prices are $100 te $150.
(FIr.t Fleer)
The Beautiful Novelty Suits
, as Different as Can Be
Tricetine suits in navy,
Mack'ahd the favorite lighter
shades such as tan, beige and
albatross; and alike only in
the' beauty of their tailoring.
A few are the last word of
severity, but, as a rule, they
have the interesting features
one thinks of when saying
"novelty."
In one suit it is bands of-the
material heavily interwoven
and used like braid; in another
it is the metal girdle and
dangling buttons; in another
is is finely tucked side panels.
The coats are usually box
styles; sometimes they have
the slight flare and this flaring '
sleeves due te the Chinese in
fluence. A geed deal of fancy
stitching is used, and spring
ties te match the string
girdles are frequent.
n A few of the finest suits in
this group are three-piece,
with the upper parts made of
crepe de chine.
Prices are $50 te $220.
(FIr.t Fleer)
ine Imported GleveStrapwrist
and Leng at about Half Price
Imported Btrap-wrist gloves of ImDerted lone cloves of white
Ique-iewn suede, in six-button glace kid in meusciuetaire style
&8th( at the special price of $2 with three buttons at wrist.
E8lrv Eight-button length at $2.25: 12-
ioed shades of tan, gray and button at $2.75; 16-button at $3.
wn, witn sen-coler Paris point Beth kinds would ordinarily be
tcned backs. about double these prices.
OVcit ALL)
HE Oriental Stere has received name bead neck-
l laces of the blue chalcedony, of carved ivory and
f Cornelian, nil lnilflu in mlnv nnii ftne in nwinlittt
ices $20 te $40.
Mln Fleer)
The "Mary Jane" Pump Is a
Young-Leeking Shee
I lt low. Hrrnlfrtit t.oel nnA ,..(
R? nkle-trap give it an air
'" ana innocence that com-
XffTSr1 wUh mero sPhls"
r clothes.
It is especially engaging ever
light stockings.
In dull black calf with perfora
tions; finely made, with light
turned sole; priced $10 a pair.
' '
New Velvet Gartens
Sent by Paris
And this is the first time
we remember-seeing anything
like them. They are very,
very pretty. ..
In sapphire blue, rose,
fuchsia or nasturtium with
decorations 'of wild roses "made
from silk ribbon, $4 a pair.
There are alsen new the
usual dainty, silk ribbon gar
ters,, plain, plcet edged or lace
trimmed and decorated with
tiny ribbon rosebuds. $1.50 te
$5 a pair. . .
1 (Mala Fleer) .
Anether Let of
"Rosebud Jewelry"
has ' . been unpacked lingerie
clasps, earrings, bar pins, hat
pins, ribbon guards, with pen
dants and bracelets. Prices begin
at 60c for a bar pin and end at
$6 for-a pendant. .. '
(Main Fleer)
Letitia Corsets
. in Topless Medels
Are made of imported elastic
closely woven, laced in the back,
and having three lengths of skirt,
prices ,$7, $8.50 and $10.60.
(Third Fleer)
French
Handkerchiefs
for Easter Gifts
Any woman you knew who
loves dainty handkerchiefs would
be delighted with these,
Exquisitely fine linen, white
with hand hemstitched hems and
a touch of color in the hand-embroidered
initial enclosed in a
square.
Rese, blue, violet, brown, gray
or green are the colors. They
are $1 each or $11 a dozen.
(Main Fleer)
Dressing Babies Is
" .. ah Easy Jeb
with this big Baby Stere te help.
The daintiest creepers in one
te three year sizes have lust
come, priced $1.75 te $3.50. They
nre ppplin, chambray. or cotton
crepe, in pink; blue, yellow or
white. .
Ai $3.50 they are rosy pink
crepe hand-embroidered with
ferget-me-nets, and irresistibly
cunning.
(Third Fleer)
"I Believe Laces Will
Be in 'Vogue"
Se says Jean Pateu, the famous
Paris dressmaker. He antici
pates the fashion for both black
and colored laces.
The Lace Stere is showing
laces of every kind that will be
worn and there has just arrived
some new patterns in the fash
ionable "Spanish" lace of which
se many of the new dresses are
being made.
In black, brown, navy, gray or
white. All evers, $2.25 a yard.
Fleuncings, $2.75 a yard. Beth
are 36 inches wide. ,
(Wet Alile)
Printed Silk Gowns
With Capes Lined
te Match
Fer this effective combination
the new printed pussywillew taf
fetas are ideal in color and de
sign. They are in 'small widely
spaced patterns or large all-evec
designs. ' . .
All are 40 inches? wide, and
priced $4 a yard. '
(FIrat' Fleer) '
Household
Notes
Smokers' stands with
white china trays are spe:
cial at $5.
Imported English lnife
sharpeners, adjustable
and intended for kitchen,
carving' and" table knives,
?5.
Ball-bearing roller
skates, $2.50 a pair.
Nickel - plated roller
skates, $3.25 and $3.50 a
pair.
.Wanaraaker solid
braided clothes lines in 50,
75 and 100 feet lengths, lc
a f opt.
Galvanized washtubs,
the sturdy kind, each with
a wringer attachment and
strong handles, $1, $1.15
and $1.25.
Streng and durable
step-ladders, four, five
and six feet sizes, prices
$2.40, $3 and $3.60.
Maple weed rolling
pins, 50c.
White enameled sets
of shelves, three shelves in
a set, geed for books, tow
els and toilet bottles, size
22x7 inches, price $8.35.
, - (FHk Fleer) , .
A Recent Train Brought Bettei
Traveling Cases at Lewer
.Mileage
Sounds impoisiblei'deesn't it? Better things for less.
Every dky something or ether comes along te prove that
nothing-is impossible.. . ' . ,
One day it's something -'scientific, the next day an engi
neering feat and today it is Wanamaker's traveling cases,
all fitted and ready te jump abriard the train with.
Distinctively Wanamaker cases because they are thought
out and made exclusively for us.
The fittings are better. The cases are better. And .the
price is down te $12.75.
Black or tan. With the snap fastening and leather lined.
(Mala Fleer)
Lent Is the Season for
Ecclesiastical Gifts
Often, tee,' they are given as Easter offerings te
the Church, or as memorials.
The Jewelry Stere offers a large and unusually fine
collection of such articles as
Monstrance Chalice and Paten
Ciberium Missal stand
Altar Cress Vases
Candlesticks Triptych
Candelabra Pyx
Crucifix Sanctuary lamp
(Main' Fleer)
The Greatest of China Sales
Because , of the Goods
In addition te the splendid selection of dinner sets at
savings of 20 te almost 50 per cent, these are ft. few of the
unusual groups of 'merchandise which are making this the
greatest china and glass sale ever:
brown band.
Imported China Cups and
Saucers $3 a dozen. All-ever
blue decorations in blue willow,
onion and Copenhagen designs.
Imported China Cups and
Saucers $3 a dozen. Fine white
body, in dainty border decorations
and also geld-band decorations.
Five-piece Mixing-Bowl Sets
90c a set. Choice of white, with
blue band, or old-fashioned yel
low ware with
Very unusual. '
Decorated Teapots 11.75 each.
Fine vitrified china in a choice of
five shapes and decorations. Five
and six cup sizes.
Luster Tea Sets $15 a set.
Pretty combinations of canary
centers with rose borders. Edges
and handles outlined in black.
23 pieces.
(Fourth Fleer)
" The Harder It Gets the Better
I Like It"
"Said One User of Wanamaker Original
Hardwater Seap
Keep it as long as you like, and it doesn't shrink
away, as many ether soaps de.-
That is another geed reason for laying in a full
year's supply at the special March price of 60c a dozen
cakes.
Violet, almond, verbena, lemon or unscented. 5c a
cake in any quantity, but only if ordered before March
is ever.
.(Main Fleer or Down Stair Stere)
There's Many a Spot in Which
Ne Rug Is Quite as Geed as
a Tapestry Brussels
Take a bedroom, for instance, or the sewing room and,
perhaps, the children's playroom.
Even an expensive rug wouldn't be in keeping as well
as a tapestry Brussels.
Te say nothing of the economy of a tapestry Brussels
rug.
They are here in attractive designs and colors ; the 9x12
ft. size priced 21 and the 8.3xl0.6-ft. size $18.50.
(HeTcnih Fleer)
Beth Sides of a Window Shade
Should Harmonize in Celer,
The inner side should harmonize with the furnishings,
the outer side with the exterior finish of the house. In a dark
room they should add te the light.
In a room that gets tee much light, they should help te
shut out the glare.
Every side of a window shade is a study with us.
Every kind of shade, foreign or American, can be sup
plied. The satisfactory painted cambric shades may be chosen
from the ten colors in stock, or painted te order in any colors
desired.
Telephone', write or give your orders in person te-the
Upholstery Stere, and they will be filled promptly.
(Fifth Fleer)
,y
frfflfe
-Ji B
J55&J
SfSrJfc;
That First Suit With Leng
Trousers
is a mighty serious matter for the fellow who's
going te step out in front of all his friends
with .it. But
Se Many of These Swagger-y, Sports
Like, Grewn-up Suits Are at
Wanamaker's
that, after all, it's really easy te get the right one.
Strikingly youthful suits.
Mothers don't feel one pang of regret that their sons have
grown up. After all, they're such boyish suits, with the belts in the
back and that free and easy sports leek.
And boys feel just as comfortably dressed up as if they had
been in long trousers all their lives.
Hardly a thing the bigger brother's suit has, but what is
shown eh the clothes for youths.
The fabrics are tweeds. And all the country seems te be wear
ing tweeds this Spring.
Celers are light. Mixtures, grays, tans.
And the prices! Starting at $25 they go up te $38.
(Third Fleer)
And New It's a Shirt He Will Wear,
Probably One for $2
Because at that price it can be just like dad has been wearing.
The same geed-wearing shirt of sturdy woven madras.
With the soft turn-back cuff that every fellow likes.
Made by the same maker that has made father's ever since he bought shirte at
Wanamaker's, only cut a little smaller.
Stripes? A regular bevy of them. Stripes of ajl dimensions, of all styles.
And stripes in all colors.
(Main Fleer)
Ne Use Talking, a Bey in
Spring Wants a Cap
A light, bright cap that te see is te
think of sports times and geed times.
And mothers who buy the caps have
told us there are no better ones than the
showing here at $1.50, $2 and $3.
Hemespuns in light colors galore, along
with a host of smart shepherd plaids.
When "The Tide Gees Down" a Yeung
Fellow Surely Will Step Out in Brogues
And it's get te be the manly-looking grain calfskin brogue at that.
Who would wish it different? Fer nothing could be. smarter than brogue oxfords
that are masculine en the very face of them.
Wth generous perforations eh the tips, the lace stay, the vamp seam and the
quarter seam.
By all means, they are tan and they have the wide shank and low, flange heels.
The price, $8.50, means dollars of service.
(Muln rloer)
But Youth Must Have Its
Fling in Neckties
which means college stripes, in colors that
are brilliant.
And they are here.
Stripes most any size. Stripes in' most
any color or combination of colors.
Bright ties, startling ties, Spring ties.
And the youth can have his pick for $1
apiece.
Umbrellas
Re-Covered
During: March we de re-covering
for substantially lower prices
than at ether times.
Black cotton, 85c.
Union taffeta (silk-and-cotton),
?2.15.
Satin gleria, $3.
All-silk, for women only, $3.50.
(Main Galler;)
Beys' Spring Clothing in
Splendid Selection
Spring suits in a wonderful choice of plaids, everplaids,
checks, striped effects, plain colors, tweeds, crashes, excel
lently made in the Norfolk style $15 te $32, in sizes for boys
of 8 te 18 years.
Fine choice in between at $20, $22.50 and $25. Many
have two pair of trousers.
(Thlril Fleer)
New Let of Turkish
Towels, Right Geed
at 50c Each
Well woven of soft, spongy
cotton yarn, and fancifully
patterned with colored
stripes running lengthwise,
some in pink and some in
blue.
Size 20x89 inches, and re
markably geed at the price
50c each.
(F!rt Fleer)
Here Is the Best
Place te Come te Buy
Your Phonograph
But wherever you buy your
phonograph, remember that here
is the best place te come te buy
jvmr rwores.
One Man, Wondering What Made a Tea Kettle Rattle
discovered the power in steam that led up te the steam
engine, with its endless service te mankind.
Thousands of women, convinced that better mer
chandise, especially at smaller than usual prices, is the power J
et economy, have made this
Wanamaker Heusewares Sale
, an Endless Service te Womankind
..,.A!Nowhere else could there be such a collection of the newest, the best household
utilities.
iTenS and tens of theU8ands of things needed by housewives everywhere go into
inis Sale
And they go in at prices that are from 10 te 50 per cent less than is usually charged,
net one faultily-made article, no trash of any
lgest assurance of all is that in all this company there is net a "second IvJ'Jaj
p " -. x'-mmm
VA
..
eM'1
m
!.
'i,
" ie I
w
, 1J
. I
4.
JSS
'A
'.
ffl
A'I
I)
n
?1
I
1
JA
m
m
Vtlni M)
' '
(nM-Jn-
- ' Tl
a i
4 . U i
m,
a
.
i i
4
'i
&.. k Jj.iMlkr - vfe
&
Mfe
f-t V
r..',J
.'&.:
m&tet
. J
?imMffiSX&tei&8
MV.
$
?lM
M
:?v',
?.
s i
' .