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If Brains Constitute Qualification
for a Business Man
why net equally se for a woman, who often
surpasses a man in her intuitions and
efforts? Give her a helping hand instead of
an old-time prejudice or criticism. ,
The fact that she has mere heart te give
te the things she wants te de, with coming
days of experience will prove her equal
value, if net superior value in many respects.
Genuine vocational training by the
Bublic schools of young women as well as
ttle men, by practical and experienced
teachers, en the high lines of honor, truth
i and practice, will in time work a miracle in
business methods.
A woman's standards in the main are
higher than a man's.
Signed
'Afrit 1, MS.
QMjfimtafc.
Frem Old Londen Come the Most
Intriguing Leather Novelties
Delightful bits te give as prizes for games when parties
are again gay.
Or as an out-of-the-ordinary gift nothing could de quite
is well.
1 All are excellent leather, splendidly made.
Antique IBtb tmh
The Antique Shep announces the arrival of another
collection of old low-pest wooden beds, in maple,.cherry,
ash and walnut.
A few interesting old "spool" beds or "Jenny
Lind" beds, as they are called in some sections' of the
country are among them.
PEOPLE coming in at
the middle Chestnut
Street deer are im
mensely interested in the
remarkable chessmen
which are shown in a case
in the aisle.
One set, the property
of the T-Sqiiare Club of
Philadelphia, ivas deco
rated by Gcerpiana B.
Harbeson and lias just
been exhibited in the
Metropolitan Museum in
New Yerk.
The ether set, executed
by Sidney W. Cox, has
tlie angle instead of the
circle shown in its basic
lines. ,
Ssa.
Most of them are full size,
but among them are a few
single and day bed sizes.
They will be sold for $20,
t$25 and $8.
Suitable companions for the
beds are the little old stands of
maple or cherry, originally
used for washbowl and pitcher,
but new converted into quaint
little bedside tables. Just right
for supporting a lamp and the
sleep-inducing books.
They are $20 and upward.
Te complete the quaint old
time atmosphere" of the bed
chamber for which these
things are chosen are old bu-'
reaus and chests of drawers in
various weeds from) $50 up;
and ladder - back rush - seat
chairs many of them with old
stenciled decoration- -from $10
up.
A final touch of perfection
for such a room would be one
of the old hand-loomed woolen
coverlets in blue and white,
or gayer colorings. The
Antique Shep has some par
ticularly nne specimens of
these, some with interwoven
dates placing them at nearly
a century old.
(Fifth Fleer)
Easter Cards
Flat cards, folders, cut
outs for children, sachets,
book - markers, booklets
and family cards prices
5c te $1.
(Mnln Fleer)
Se many novel little pieces
thit it is out of the question te
name them all, but a few will
give an idea of hew varied they
are.
There is a leather bag with a
coat hanger in it and en the ends
of the coat hanger there are
breihes for hats and clothes.
Anether contains a knife with a
feet-ruler stamped en it. Anether
little bag contains ' a cut-glass,
silver-mounted bottle of smelling
salts.
Card cases and handbags
galore.
Prices start at $2 for the tiniest
card case and go all the way up
te $35 for big, beautiful envelope
bags.
(Main Fleer)
A Few Yeung Women's Coats
Are Special at $28
Remarkable coats at this price, for they are a fine quality all-wool
tweed, either mixtures or indistinct plaids, and there are four unusually
pretty styles, some belted, ethers net.
We chose the four models and the materials, and the coats were
made te our order. Otherwise they would cost almost double. In soft
grays, browns and tans. 14 te 20 year sizes.
(Second Fleer)
Afternoon Dresses
of Grays
Ne wonder gray is beloved by
artists and women of taste
nothing conveys mere perfectly
an impression of charm, of mys
tery, than these delicate tones
which suggest mist and doves'
necks and lovely distances.
These afternoon dresses in
gray are carried out in Canten
crepes and crepes de chine; and
they have really entrancing
sleeves and side draperies, and
girdle clasps te mention only a
few of their interesting features.
And there is literally a score
of styles between $65 and $175.
(First Fleer)
Furniture's Inevitable
Clearaway!
General Dismissal of Odd Pieces, Suits and a Few
Things of a Kind at Opportunity Prices
This is one of the inevitable develop
ments incidental te a great business.
Frankly it is the outcome of the recent
great February Sale.
Everybody can understand that the
greatest sale of its kind in the world is bound
te leave a let of odd groups and pieces, excel
lent in themselves, but which it is deemed bet
ter te dispose of at once.
New then, we are offering all such at
prices that should insure their immediate dis
appearance. The collection is quite large, very inter
esting and comprises furniture for bedrooms,
libraries, living rooms, halls for practically
every place and purpose.
These are some of the lets invelved:
That Levely
Complexion
ti partly Nature's gift, and
partly care te use none but the
best toilet aids.
Many women achieve it with the
famous Queen Mary facial creams
and jellies. Fer daintiness and
efficiency there are none better.
They are moderately priced,
, aad sold only here.
'' (Main Fleer)
Madame May Have
Her Shoes Shined
I privacy and comfort, in the
little shoe-shining shop in the
Women's Shee .Stere. The at
tendants are experts.
(First fleer)
Paris Sends Novelty
Gloves for Easter
Women will delight in the
diver new tab-wrist and gaunt
let gloves from France.
.The gauntlets are of finest
wencn Md, pique-sewn. The dee
cuff is embroidered in contrast
ing color, matching the lining
Jid the crochet embroidery, en
the backs.
There is white kid embroidered
1 Jtth black, with silver gray or
tsrmieise: black kid embroidered
with white; silver gray or red;
fM tan kid with henna em
broidery. The price is $7 a pair.
Even prettier are the tab-wrist
rSv"' Jhe pointed tops are
JMet with contrasting color te
mtch the crochet.
There is white with black, tan
with cream, pongee with brown.
a the price is $5 a pair.
(Mln Fleer)
Babies' Layettes and
Other Things They
Need in Spring
We have layettes here with all
ffij, newssary garments for as
Wte as ie. ethers with hand
le ' P"iceat8 and slips start at
Za ,Jners a8an are as fine
Wishes M the lurcher
232 : b"B'net. bath tubs,
M wardrobes and ether nec-
eSK r the Small One'i
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(Third Fleer)
HjiLUE jewelry" as
n 8hewn one of
We cases in the Main
JkM as attractive as
gg blue things-brace-
U,l ftn lapis lazuli,
IjLgW from $2.50 for ear-
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Justin TimeferEaster
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Paris Hats
npHEY will truthfully tell women everything
A they want te knew about the Spring millinery
secrets of Paris, for they are fresh from the
hands of that famous French milliner, Careline
Rebeux.
Never were hats se daringly beautiful or
se original in their use of fabrics! And it is
Careline Eebeux who has) caused se much talk
in Paris by her adroit combining of different
materials.
Fer example, she adores velvet, and one of
her happiest inspirations is an exquisitely large
flat hat of three shades of blue velvet with a silver
ribbon around the crown. A fascinating little
turban, that would be lovely en either a debutante
or her mother, has a velvet crown and a shirred
ribbon brim. ;,
Velvet, tee, is used for finishing brims.
Suede of glorious colors is happily combined
with straw and, speaking of straw, there are a
number of these hats in the timbe crin that Paris
likes se much.
They are large picture hats, wonderful in
coloring and trimmed with natural ostrich
feathers or exquisite flowers.
Net one of these Paris hats has a duplicate,
that is one thing that makes them se desirable in
many women's eyes.
New English Sports Hats
will be welcomed with
open arms by the woman
who is looking for the
smartest sort of a hat te
wear with her tweed suit
or cape.
They are just as Eng
lish as they can be and
quite unique. Seft mouf meuf mouf
feon braid and straws,
easily adjusted, and they
are in the new vivid sports
colors, simply trimmed
with a glittering ribbon.
Prices start at $15.
Many Beautiful Easter Hats
Frem Our Own Workrooms
There are large and
They have caught the
inspiration of Paris in
the happiest manner, and
used even the favorite
timbe crin straw of Paris
and alde the prettiest rf
Paris flowers
small hats tailored hats
and dress hats, and never
were lovelier colors or
mere becoming shapes.,
(hHK VteN)
The New Jet Girdles Which
Have Enraptured Paris
We bought some of the most beautiful ones we found in
Paris, and they are new te be found in the Dress Trimming
Stere.
Whereas some are lovely beaded things mounted with
jet cabochons, ethers are wide belt3 with beaded fringes
that reach well down te the hem of the skirt, and some are
wonderful draped affairs.
The prices start at $8 and go up te $75. There are no
duplicates of the finer ones.
(Main Fleer)
The Sale of Waists Surely Is
Most Timely
Many women are finding in it the new and pretty blouse
te wear with their Easter costume. These are some of the
particularly geed items:
Peter Pan waists at 1.75, in kinds of cotton materials. Seme
white dimity, batiste and voile, ha, real. le.
... , , Silk waists at $3.85 and S5 are
seme with real lace. tricolette and artificial silk.
Sample waists at $1.85 are all Among them are sweater blouses.
(Eeit and Weft AUIm)
Women's New Lightweight
Pumps at $15
They come from a master shoemaker who turns out only
the finest feminine footwear.
Bedroom Suits
$165 for a four-piece walnut veneer finished
suit in two-tone effect.
?170 for a four-piece antique ivory enamel
suit.
$225 for a William and Mary suit of mahog
any veneer.
$228 for a four-piece blue enamel Leuis XVI
suit.
$250 for a four-piece Heppclwhite suit of
mahecany veneer.
$295 for a four-piece antique ivory enamel
suit.
$350 for a four-piece Queen Anne suit of
walnut.
$412 for an eight-piece stippled enamel and
decorated suit.
$435 for a six-piece shaded ivory enamel suit.
$515 for an eight-piece Colonial design suit
of figured and crotch veneers.
$085 for a seven-piece Chippendale suit.
Four-piece suits censtat of bed, bureau, chiffo chiffe chiffo
rebe and dressing table.
Seven-piece suits of twin beds, bureau, chif
fonier, night table, chair and bench.
Eight-piece suits of twin beds, bureau, chif
fonier, dressing table, night stand, chair and
bench.
Bedroom Pieces
$22 for a triple-mirror dressing table, antique
ivory enamel.
$39 for an ivory enamel bureau, Queen Anne
design.
$45 for a full-size bed, Aoam design of ma-
negany veneer.
$50 for a triple-mirror dressing table of ma
hogany veneer.
$55 for a full-size bed, Leuis XVI design, of
walnut veneer.
$65 for a pest Colonial chiffonier of mahog
any veneer.
$05 for a Sheraton chifforebe of mahogany
veneer.
$75 for a Sheraton chifforebe of mahogany
veneer
S85 for a Leuis XVI bureau of walnut veneer.
$93 for a Queen Anne bureau of walnut
veneer.
$100 for a Chippendale bureau of mahogany
veneer.
Dining-Roem Suits
$200 for a ten-piece solid oak suit finished
in dark brown with tapestry seats en chairs.
S300 for a ten-piece solid oak suit finished in
dark brown and antiqued.
$350 for a ten-piece mahogany veneer suit in
Sheraton influence.
$363 for a tpn-piece walnut veneer suit, with
tapestry covered chairs.
$495 for a ten-piece suit of walnut veneer
finished in two colera and antiqued.
$515 for a ten-piece suit of fine mahogany
veneer, Chippendale design.
$585 for a ten-piece Sheraton suit of figured '
mahepanv veneer.
$C93 for a ten-piece Willinm and Mary suit
in mahogany veneer and inlays.
(Hlxth FIdi
The material is dull black or
chestnut tan calfskin, as feather
weight and flexible as kid.
They have one instep strap,
medium tee, light-turned sole,
low French heel and a finish of
perforating.
(Flrit Fleer)
Many women have been wait
ing for Just such a dainty and
practical pump, and will consider
$15 net excessive for its superior
quality.
Men's Woven
Madras Pajamas
for $2.50 Again
Summer ones have come in
and they came at prices that
surely call te mind the geed old
days.
Light, cool pajamas in a mul
titude of stripes that are as dif
ferent in widths as in colors.
(Main Fleer)
The Fastidious
Man Likes Paris
Handkerchiefs
Fer one thing the beautiful
colors. Fer another, the fineness
of the linen and the attractive
patterns. Seme have hand-rolled
hems. Prices from $1.50 te $3
each. (Main Fleer)
Women's Silk
Pajamas
Seme of pink and blue crepe de
chine, cut in the slip-en style and
trimmed with lace, $10, $15.50
and $16.50.
The ethers of pink and blue
radium, also pink and blue, and
finished with hemstitched ruffles,
$15.75. (Third Fleer)
A Suit e Tweeds and Jelly
Brogues, That's a Man in Spring
By brogues, of course, shoes are meant.
'And say what you please, but brogues are the most
sensible fashion that's come along in many a day.
Fer after all, brogues are
merely comfort shoes made ever
with straighter lines here and
there. Whatever else brogues de,
they allow plenty of room.
Most any man wanting brogues
wants them te leek rough and
(Slain Fleer)
The Brightest Heme in Spring
Is the One With Brighter Rugs
Cheerful as can be are the
Summer rugs arriving every day.
Clean, bright-looking rugs that
even leek cool. And what a relief
they are after a Winter with
dark fleer coverings.
Fibre rugs are always first in
Spring, and they come in many
delightful patterns. 9xl2-ft. size,
7.6xlO.C-ft. siz,
$12.50; 6x9 ft.,
$13.50 and $16;
$13; 8.3x10.3 ft,
$8.75 and $10.
Weel fibre rugs are: 9x12 ft.,
$18.30 and $25, 8.3x10.6 ft., $17
and '23.50; G.9 ft., $11.50.
Rag rugs with mixed centers
ami varied berders: 9x12 ft,
S19.50; 8x10 ft., $14.50; 6x9 ft.
$10.
(Srentli Fleer)
Hand-Embroidered
Rebe Patterns Frem
China, Special
We shall sell them for $21.75
te $33.75 the lowest prices we
have ever asked for such1 robes.
They are embroidered en net,
batiste and voile, all white, and
designs and needlework are both
admirable.
All but the lowest priced are
five-panel robes, and all have
ample material for the upper
parts. Only the fact that the
importer was ever-stocked makes
such prices possible for such fine
things.
Alse here arc 6000 yards of
hand-made laces in Irish pat
terns, which some women will
want for trimming these robes,
as well as many ether things.
Widths are i te 2, inches.
Prices are 75c te $1.15 a yard
for Insertions and 85c te $1.35
for edgings.
(West ALL)
Art Needlework
Novelties
are being shown today pillows,
boudoir lights and boudoir bags;
Ieve, handkerchief and powder
exes, trays and a thousand
ether churming trifles which will
selye a geed many Eastar, rratt-
And New Cemes, the Wanamaker Special
Wardrobe Trunk
At $46.50
Ne trunk like it, none could be like it.
Te say Wanamaker Special is te say something different,
something better.
And se the Wanamaker Special Wardrobe trunk brings
te travelers all the advantages, all the little improvements that
make a trunk a genuine service. And at the same time this new
trunk comes at one price, that's reasonable.
There Are Features That Make
It Distinctively a Better Trunk
The top ever the wardrobe part is padded with plush
te keep the clothes hangers from jostling about.
The lid ever the wardrobe section locks when dropped.
Has steel angle iron en inside te reinforce sides and
prevent warping.
A shoe box thaf s locked in en a steel frame.
A continuous locking bar extends down the bureau
section and fastens with a Yale lock, keeping all drawers
securely locked.
Has extremely large hat box.
At the same time the drawers are large enough for
a man's stiffly starched dress shirt.
Tep drawer partitioned for small articles.
A Trunk for
Men or for
Women,
That's Built
te Travel
As solid as can be.
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When speaking of strength, te
say Gibraltarized is te say the strongest known, and the
corners of this trunk have been Gibraltarized.
In one size only, 21i2x22x40 inches.
All the geed features of ether trunks are cembinm? In
this Wanamaker Special and with them, are several mypr,
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ready. And grain calfskin is beat
for this.
At $8.50 there are really geed
brogues, with perforations
everywhere brogues should have
perforations.
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