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March Is Bound te Ge Out A-Rearing, for It Winds Up Twe Might,
Sales at Wanamaker's
A We'k Government Is the
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The advantage te the public .must always
iy have the first consideration, te the exclusion of
v It is true that the offices are the gift of the
people, but the people by and large expect the
duties of each of the offices te be administered
vfer the benefit of the City, State and Natien,
irrespective of relationships and personal
'friendships. ,
A little mocking bird just above my head
this sunny morning told me this true tale.
Signed
'March SO, 19S2.
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If Easter Is an Outing Day
She May Elect te Wear Knickers
" And if she does she will have plenty of company, for
imany young women are coming in for this sort of a costume.
One nice thing, there is plenty of variety, knickers with
either coat or cape, the three-piece' knicker costume, and
there are also separate' knickers. All are excellently tailored
And especially attractive new fashions.
New navy blue tweed knickers and coat, $28.50. Other
knicker and coat costumes in tweed, $37.50 te $47.50.
Tweed knickers and cape costumes in orchid, green, tan
or blue, $32.50. '
Three-piece costumes, knickers, coat and skirt, $30 and
$58. All are in 14 te 20 year sizes.
(Second Fleer)
Like Easter Lilies, Fashion
Is Abloom in. the
Women' Xoneon &fjep
There are se many,
many lovely new things
that one hardly knows
where te leek first.
Everything se fashion
able, se novel, se different
and se really geed.
Dresses, ready made, of
the new Velette material,
sizes 16, 20, 32 te 38,
priced $40 te $60. , V C . i.
Skirts, Spring models, ready made. Irish and Eng
lish tweeds are $15 te $22.50. Velette, $25.
Knickers, ready made in various imported tweeds,
$13.50 te $35.
Topcoats, only one or two of a kind. English and
Irish tweed made right in our own shop as model ready
made coats. $50 te $100.
Suits, splendid variety of tweeds. Medels in, stock
made right in our own shop. $60 te $75. .
Cape Suits, custom made by the Londen Shep tai-
I lers, $65. '
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(Tht Oallcrr)
The Fitted Toilet Tray Is a
Little Case All by Itself
Net exactly new, the fitted traveling cases with toilet
trays, but certainly the price is new.
Never have such geed cases sold for se little as $25. And
after this small let is gene it isn't likely they ever will again.
We compared the toilet tray with traveling sets and
found that alone it is worth nearly $25.
The case parti is the 22-inch siz6 of black long-grain
cowhide and has the padded top. It is lined with moire silk
and has shirred pockets.
The fitted tray comes out, folds up and locks just as if
it were a grown-up case. The toilet articles are imitation
tortoise-shell finish.
(Main Fleer)
The Ubiquitous Tweed Ceat
All Yeung' Women Wear
It is altogether a delightful garment this Spring and no
young woman can be blamed for wanting te wear it en many
occasions. It will certainly be much worn Easter Sunday.
It may be in a soft tan, or a lovely sky blue. And there
are ethers in rose and blue mixtures, as well as indistinct
checks. Almest as many styles are here as colors, both belted
and unbelted models. One has only te cheese the most
becoming.
Best of all are the moderate prices, $35, $47.50 and
157.50. 14 te 20 year sizes.
(Hecend Fleer)
Footwear Frem the Nursery
te the, Ballroom
This is the scope of the Wanaihaker Children's
Shee Stere.
It begins with the littlest baby shoes for a child of
nine months. It gees up te the young girl's shoes for
school and street and dress, and her first party pumps
and slippers.
In between are the best shoes that can be bought
for children fine shoes for dress wear, sturdy shoes for
school wear, and dainty slippers and pumps for festivi
ties. Whether the child needs an easy play shoe, a stout
knockabout 'shoe, a geed street shoe, or a pretty "dress'
shoe, you may be sure of finding it here at absolutely
the right price, and in the correct last and style.
Our children's shoe-fitters are experts.
(1'lrM I'loer)
JAPANESE nainsoek se calledis special. Ten
f yard pieces of the quality and weight se much
mired for lingerie may be had for $3,75 a piece.
me width is 39 inches.
Decorative
Mural Panels
The) Little Heuse has re
ceived a small collection of
decorative mural panels,
painted from old Italian sub
jects. Hung ever a library or
living-room mantel, any one
.of them would furnish a
keynote around which the
entire room and its' furnish
ings could be built.
J (Fifth Fleer)
Rings for Women's
Sports Costumes
It kt geld rings set with semi
precious stones in either- one's
favorite color or the birth stone.
Many women have already
started the -fashion and se we
have had a large collection of
these rings made te order with
aquamarine, bloodstone, garnet,
amethyst, topaz, sardenyx, green
tourmaline, coral cameos, black
onyx, jade, 'lapis and moonstone.
They range in price from $6 for
one with a garnet up te $60 for
one with an aquamarine, v
(Main Fleer)
New Tunic
Blouses Are in
Twe Celers
Incidentally, they leek
mere like an entire dress
than any of their fore
runners. The upper part, for ex
ample, is in brilliant
canna red crepe de chine,
the lower skirt part and
deep-pointed sleeve hems
are in dark blue- crepe de
chine. There is alsb a
stitching in geld thread te
join the two colors. The
price is $21.50.
(Third Fleer)
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Ruffled Edges
for Lingerie
On nainsoek and cambric foun
dations, with eyelet and blind
work, and two te nine inches wide,
are priced at 25c te $1 a yard.
(Flrit Fleer)
Children's Hats
a Special
White leghorn hats and white,
navy and black milans and hemps,
some tailored and some trimmed,
are particularly geed at $2.75 te
14.75.
(Third Fleer)
Gleve-Silk Bleemers
Arrive at Smaller
Prices
Pink ones and a heavy silk, as
soft and colorful as Spring itself.
Generously cut and well made,
with the large double gusset seat.
The regular sizes are marked
$8 and extra sizes $3.25, which is
about a fourth less than has been
the custom.
(First Fleer)
Last Day te Order
Hardwater Seap
at 60c a Dezen
People who have used.it will have no ether.
It lathers delightfully in hard water (or any water). It
is a substantial size cake, net given te shrinkage. And it is
delicately scented (violet, almond, lemon or verbena), or
unscented if you prefer.
Most people are ordering a year's supply.
(Main Fleer and Deun Stulre Stere)
Any Man Can Find the Season's Newest
in a Hat at Four or Five or $6
Any shape that's popular is among the hats at one of the
three prices. Most'ef the popular shapes are at all the
prices.
Celers? Ah, there's the rub, for if there's a thing that's
smart in hats this Spring it's the colors.
Heu about sand? Or if a man doesn't like sand it's
tan he wants.
Then, for the fellow who wants te be decidedly different,
there are two shades of brown or gray.
(Mala Fleer)
(Fourth Fleer)
The Sheer
Handkerchiefs That
Women .Like
There is one especial kind at
35c each, or $3.85 a dozen, which
makes a nice gift. The quality
of the linen is particularly fine
for a handkerchief of this price.
It may be had either with or
without a hand-embroidered block
initial.
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The Best American
Madras Has Been
Put Inte Men's
Shirts at $3.5Q
Woven madras, te be sure,
and such wearable woven
madras.
Bright, crisp, Spring-like
shirts that men see at a glance
are better.
Most any kind of a stripe,
including three styles of the
seersucker stripe.
And most any colon
(Main Fleer)
The Showing of New Spring and
Easter Fashions
As beautiful and as wearable as they are distinguished
and novel that is the general opinion concerning them.
The simple sports frocks, the afternoon dresses, the
semi-evenirig and evening gowns, are shown in a setting of
fresh, green ferns and" rosy azaleas, and the whole effect is
charming.
The dresses are really moderately priced from $65 te
?325.
(Vlrtt Fleer)
It 's High Time Every Man Had Put en a
Spring Tqpceat
And the fellows who are going te de it new might just as well profit by
ether men's experience and
Come Right te Wanamaker's
Where Spring Topcoats Are Better
Better selection of better-made coats that leek
better.
That's the whole story, and it's a long story that's
best proven out by a fellow's own eyes.
Seeing is believing, and every man 'who has seen
the new topcoats here surely has believed they are
worth every dollar he stakes en them.
At least, most every man who has seen them has
been glad enough te buy one.
And it was a geed buy, for there are no better top
coats, and prices are from $35 te $60.
(Third Fleer)
Little Children's
Spring Coats
Coverts, serges, cheviets and
tweeds, usually simple in cut,
and all lined, are $3.50 te $28.
A few capes come inside these
two prices.
Seme of these coats have
hats te match priced from
$1.25 te $5.
But hi some mothers prefer
tailertd strawu an head gear
for the youngsters, we have
the straws also at f 2.75 te 12.
(Third Fleer)
English and American
Tweeds, Special
at $1.50
A limited quantity of English
and American tweeds, all wool
and 54 inches wide, will be sold
tomorrow for $1.50 a yard. This
is much below usual prices.
They are conservative mix
tures in gray or tan, also high
colors, such as rose, blue and
lavender.
(Flrit Fleer)
A Silk Business That's Based
en Experience
Every day customers are asking us for, and finding here in quantity
and variety
Crepes de chine Printed crepes
Canten crepes Printed foulards
Geergette crepes Printed pussywillews
' Bordered crepes Printed radiums
Crepes meteor Sports Bilks and satins
Chiffens Lingerie silks and satins
Taffetas Tub silks
besides the many varieties of silk crepes under trade-marked names.
Experience has tnught us te have the greatest quantity of what the
most women want. But the novelties desired by n few aie net neglected.
(Flrit Fleer)
There Are Several Groups of
Corsets at Special Prices
About 130 pair of front-laced models will be sold at
$1.50 much less than usual. They are pink broche, topless
and short-skirted.
Specially priced at $1 te $3.50 are a, variety of styles
in broche and plain materials.
Unusual values at .$5 and $6.50 are fine corsets of pink
brocade, topless, long skirted and well boned. t
Xhlf Fleer)
Mary, Mary, Hew Dees Your Garden Grew?
Certainly much better with the help rr
of roots and bulbs and tools and things J h
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UlUt M. W X VUVI J U K. T T UaXUAXIUXWI LJ.
Surely enough it's Spring and planting time.
And all the little bulbs and roots and seeds that seen will
burst forth in magnificent blooms are ready for you te take home
and plant in your very own garden.
Net only are the seeds and plants here, but all the aids that make gardening
mere congenial.
And for these whose love of gardening gees beyond flowers. there are vegetable
seeds, ana neuges 10 ciesc en tne garden witn, ana iruit
trees te shade it.
And every one is the kind that will grew.
First of All, Let's Start With the Seil
It must be rich and sweet and fertile for things te grew
well. Among ether fertilizers there is Limeid, for sweetening
the soil, at 25 cents for a ten-pound bag.
Then Digging and Planting and
Cultivating
CnU for inkes, hoes, spades, spading forks, cultivator?, rub
bish burners, lawn rollers, grass shears, hedge shears, piuning
sheais, fitted garden baskets, plunt boxes, watering cans, garden
hose and many ether things which are here and are butter here.
Many Flowers Loek Best en a Trellis
and white Colonial trellis iup in the C, 8 and 10 feet sizes. But
the background for every garden is really vines nnd trees and
bushes. And these things sturt from
Bulbs and Roots That Are Ready
te Plant
Wistaria, purplp J5r
Slumps, li of the Valley. 35c
I'oenles. pink, rel op while, 35c
rber Vlti c, $1 7S
Norway Spruce. $1,75,
Hetlnlspera, $2.
AhparaKUs, 3c en., 2 per 100.
All fruit trvs. $1
llhtibarl), 30c a clump, 18 23 dez
Prlvet, 1 year, $1 ilez , $5 50 the
100
J'rhet, 2 years, $1 !5 dez , $7 50
the 100.
CSrapt?s, 35c ca.
Curt .ints, 45C ee., extia law
Uoeicberrlis, 45c ca , etrn large
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Flowers of Wonderful Beauty
and Fragrance
Cannai, red, pink and yellow, 15c
ca., $1.50 der.
Madeira Vines, 10c ea., $t dez.
Cinnamon Vines, 10c ea, $1 dez.
l4irge Culadluma. 30c each
Mammoth Caladlums, COe each.
Tuberose bulbs 7c ea,, 75c dez.
TuberoHe bulbs, giant Uc, 10e
ca., $1 de,:,
CelastriiB, 50c.
Buddlcca. 35c
Wistaria, white, 35c.
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American lUauty Kesls
Krau Karl DnischUl
tien. .lucquemiuet
Mrs Jehn I.nlriK
Paul Neyron
Seldi d'Or
Mntcna Charla
Jehn Hepper
Price C de Rehan
I'll leh Ilrunner
Karen Ilenstettln
Julet) Margettln
Hetty
Dean llnje
OrusH an Tcplitz
Klllarncy pink
muaniey wwu
K. H. Victeria
UphellR
Mrs Caiollne Ttsteut
HunburHt
Aaren Ward
JUdUiice lied
Columbia
Ktolle de Franc
My Maryland
llhea Held
JiuKrance
Madame Julea Greles
Dorethy Perklna
Taiisvnchen
Crimson llamblcr
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The last day of the Heusewares Sale.
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could any day be mere crowded with genuine.
glowing, out-of-the-ordinary opportunities thanSfj
tomorrow?
Great sales from the very start. And the last
day is bound te be greatest of all.
Right New Housewives Are Making a
Last-Minute Check-up te Make Sure
They Ve Getten All They Need
Fer after tomorrow, gene will be the opportunity of buying the
countless little helps in housekeeping at savings ranging from ten te
fifty per cent.
Net for six months can there be such a selection of heusewares
at less than regular prices. Heusewares of a quality apart from all
ethers.
If there's a sewing machine, or a dishpan, or a refrigerator,
or kitchen cabinet, or paring knife, or saucepan, or scrub bucket, or
dust brush you need, this last day of March is your shopping day.
The China Sale Glows Brighter as the
End Draws Near
And, as the end of all things, the inevitable clearaway.
But it's a different clearaway, this repricing of incomplete din
ner sets that's featuring the last days of the China Sale.
All dinner sets with pieces missing are marked less than ever.
Seme are half as much, some net se much reduced.
It all depends en the number of pieces missing.
But incomplete sets are net all that's left of the China Sale.
There's still the greatest selection of china and glassware in
Philadelphia, if net in the country, te cheese from at the biggest
values m years.
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