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Lasf Lif ffe Week Before the Glorious, Big Day, and This
Great Stere Is at Your Service
IThe AU-the-Time-Grewing
Stere Is Green All the
Year Round
J , when anything steps growing something within
becomes dead.
A few years age in Flerida at various points the
nli ,mai after vear. destroyed the fruit-bearine
nge groves.
y Te some of the settlers it was a deathblow, and
rlth their broken spirits and discouragements they
ftved away.
fBut there was a brave remnant left, as there is
irvwhere, come what will, who held en and
Ifepped down the trees; grubbed out their roots,
IKwed up the ground, and are new reaping ' small
attunes annuaiiy num uuuust a vuuuiiuiiy ui
Ijtenishing crops of celery, lettuce, onions, tomatoes,
iubage, peas and beans.
' As fast as one crop is harvested and shipped away
It fill orders, another planting is done, and se one
l&tgetable succeeds another for nine months in the
P
Jt The sight of long trains of freight cars en the
neks leaded with but one vegetable billed te the
ew Yerk distributors was one of the finest sights
his year about Sanf erd.
1 Flerida grows, and se can Philadelphia if we keep
In using our opportunities.
Wprii 10, 19SS.
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New Sports Hats as Gay as
Yeu Please
The prettiest that have ever
been introduced te enthusiastic
.womankind.
, Every vivid color you can .
'bring te mini! is here, and
'Uhat means the new sports
tuit or cape or perhaps the
'scarf may be matched with
'case.
Anether thing that every
woman appreciates in a
sports hat is that the soft
ness of the straw, or what
ever material it is made of,
permits one te adjust it te
exactly the right shape for
Jhe face.
" But there is no lack of va
rietyall sorts of turn-up
and tuin-dewn shapes, mush
rooms ' and sailors. Seme
have the fascinating wool
embroidery and ethers are
made entirely of ribbon or
woolly angora.
a It piactieally means just
this that there is the right
hat for every woman who
-wants one and at the price
she wants te pay, from $5
te S25 or up te $-15 for a
j-combinatien hat and scarf.
(Second Fleer)
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Special for Yeung Women
Blue Tricetine Suits at $48
Just arrived, and it is safe
te say their stay will be brief
when young women come in
te leek for something besides
tweed suit te wear en
Easter.
The material is a beautiful
quality all-wool navy blue
tricetine, the coat is lined with
the softest chiffon taffeta,
inere are a half dozen or
mere styles, nil extremely
new and nil unusually pretty.
One has stiaps of the mate
rial and rows of buttons te
give the long line, another is
in panel effect with much
soutache braiding, still an
other is strictly tailored Vith
silk braid piping and there is
one with slot .seams and
stitching.
Wonderfully fitting suits
and se well tailored.
Exactly what many young
women want for a better
afternoon suit. Sizes from 14
te 20 years.
(Second Fleer)
A Gay Easter of Celers at
Least, in the Silk Stockings
Women Cheese
. Like a fairy rainbow is the
Wowing cf silk stockings that
women want for Kaster.
Never 'have there been se
ny, and never have they
een se different.
There are a score of colors,
"ark ones, Rfty ones. Celers
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reatch ihics.
stockings
and soles,
Pointed
,,f,u11 fashioned
with le ina
square-heeled at $2
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sin i ,'BUl "l,R Hosiery,
L.T.lislc. t0P and soles. Full
uuiei. pr no $2.7f..
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Washiencd silk stockings.
Lisle tops, and boles. Price
S3.50.
All silk stockings with hand hand
cnibreidrred clocks. .5 te S8
the pair. With the open
worked clocks en the ankles,
$4.50 te $15 the pair.
Openwork ankle hteckings in
heavy weight nil silk are $4.60
te $10 the pair.
Lace inserts are very rare
in all silk hteckings and very
(lnintv for the Enster bride.
$22.50 te $f0. f
Cluster and acuordion acuerdion acuordien
ribbed sports hose, in'all silk,
and nn unusual collection of
colors, $8 the pair.
(.love silk hose in the sock
length or full length with
shirred garters at the top.
mnny color combinations.
Prices nie $2.85. and $3.75 vhe
pair.
(Iflrtt Fleer)
DISPLAY
- and Sale of
Levely Easter
Flowers
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FASTER lilies first
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beloved and the most
typical of the Easter
season.
All splendid, vigor
ous, well-grown plants,
from 18 te 30 inches
high, with rich green
foliage and firm snowy
blossoms facts which
are of especial interest
when you consider hew
scarce- lilies are this
Spring and hew diffi
cult te get in perfec
tion. Next in .interest come
the roses big, beautiful
bushes trained in strange
shapes', smaller bushes of
many sizes and kinds.
The new pink tea rose
the Columbia is here;
and se is the new climb
ing Vese, Paul Scarlet; se
are ether teas and lets of
Ramblers and Baby
Ramblers.
Here are marguerites,
white and yellow ; hydran
geas, jjink and the rare
blue ; yellow genistas ; yel
low callas with spotted
leaves; feathery white
and pink spireas; Japan
ese azaleas, red and laven
der"; richly colored cine
rarias ; Easter Greeting
pelargeniums, geraniums,
primulas, pink and white
heather.
And plenty of the delightful
ferns and foliage plants, dra
caenas, crotons, palms, pan
danus plants; also gay little
bulbs which seem se peculiarly
Springlike hyacinths, daffo
dils, tulips in pets.
All of these plants are in
the most desirable eaily stages
of bloom which means that
they will be a joy te come for
days, and in some cases for
weeks.
Frices start at 25c for a
petted hyacinth and end at $30
for a magnificent trained rose.
On account of the scarcity
of lilies we suggest it might
be well te order as early in
the week as possible.
NOTE. Flowers are net
returnable, nor will they be
sent C. O. D.
U.'nxt AMr)
The Little F.ur
Neckpieces ,
most liked at the present mo
ment are of fitch, baum mar
ten, stone marten, mink and
sable, and the prices run all
the way from $12.50 te $100.
But we have two-skin Hus
sian sable neck furs at $075,
for these who prefer this most
distinguished of furs.
(Srrenil Fleur)
Igafiter fe the Jfaathral
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OF ALL festivals it is the one when the
melody of reawakened and triumphant
joy is paramount.
Music peals around the earth music in
the churches, music in the heart, music in the
home.
Should your home yet lack this powerful
source of enjoyment, we cannot de better than
suggest a visit te
Egyptian Hall
where a great and inspiring collection of pianos,
player-pianos and reproducing pianos awaits your
choice.
Yeu may cheese from three of the greatest piano
names in the world the Chickering, the Schemacker
or the celebrated Knabe.
Or from six ether famous pianos the Emersen,
the liindeman, the J. C. Campbell, the Haines
Brethers, the Marshall & Wendell and the Brambach.
These nine pianos are sold no
where else in the city
Yeu may cheese an upright, a magnificent grand piano,
or a diminutive "little" grand -that fits into small space, yet
gives you the resonant grand piano tone.
Or you may select one of the Wanamaker galaxy of
player-pianos, numbering a group of the most deservedly
successful of these instruments.
Better yet, your choice may fall en
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KJ he Ampice
which will give you something far mere than a player-piano.
It reproduces with marvelous fidelity the playing of
great musicians. It provides anyclass of piano music you
wan$ for your home, always perfectly played.
And at the same time, it furnishes you with a superb
piano that may be played by hand when desired. Fer it is
incorporated in four of our finest and best-known instru
ments, in no wise interfering with their supreme excellence
as pianos.
This then, is the scope of The Wanamaker Piane
Salens nine superior pianos in all their various forms, a
group of player-pianos and en incomparable reproducing
piano.
The price may range from a few hundred dollars te
several thousand, according te your choice. But it is one and
the same price te all alike.
It may be arranged in convenient payments.
And with the first amount paid the instrument will, if
you like, be in your home at Easter!
(Kltjptlun Hall, feernml Fleer)
A French Beaded Blouse
Will Brighten Any Suit
It is the blouse, above all ethers, that women are
cheesing for the.finer tailored suits of tricetine or serge,
and with its long ever-blouse lines it gives the effect
of a dress-and-coat costume.
Newly arrived for Easter are many new beaded
blouses in the suit colors, navy blue and gray and, for
a contrast, Carmen red, from $15 te $37.50.
(Tlilr.1 Fleer)
Her Feet Are " Millinered "
This Spring
It's a misnomer te call this
season's footwear mere shoes.
Seme ene suggests it should
be called "feet millinery," for
ene must give as much atten
tion te the color, fitness and
beauty of the shoe as te the
hat.
Women who prefer oxfords
will find them here in tan or
black calf, brown or black kid,
black enamel, gray buck and
all the smart combinations of
two-colored leathers. '
Strap slippers or pumps
mav be chosen in black or tan
calf, patent leather, brown
kid, gray or brewh suede,
black satin, bronze kid and all
the fashionable two-toned ef
fects. Heels offer themselves in
flat, military, cuban, Spanish,
high or low French forms, as
preferred.
And prices go from ?8 te
le.
(First I'loer)
Baby's Short
Clethes Are
Due About
Easter
The dearest Httle white
dresses in fine lawn, nainsoek
or batiste with the tiniest of
tucks, feather stitching or ex
quisite hand embroidery. Some
are smocked in color.
The machine-made dresses
are wonderfully duinty and
they are $1.25 te $6. Every
bit hand-made dresses, $2.50
te $10.
The petticoats te go With
them are $1.25 te $3.75.
In all sizes from six months
te two years.
(Third Fleer)
&hmtrn'B Snift0rtstffiatcljrfl
JJtist In SRm? for Ectstcr
This particular type of Elgin watch has net been
here, for about two years.
It is a beautiful little 14-kt. green-geld watch with
17-jewel Elgin movement en a black ribbon bracelet.
The dial is gilt and there is, a choice of round, octagon,
cushion or tenneau shapes. Prices from $61 te $70.
With the well-known reputation of the Elgin watch
factory back of this watch, no one would hesitate for a
moment about giving such a gift.
(Main Fleer)
An Easter of Celer
as Regards Handkerchiefs
Never before have women
been se much in love with the
idea of matching sports suits
or dresses in color with hand
kerchiefs. A fact worth remembering
when cheesing her Easter
gift. And there are the pret
tiest Easter handkerchiefs
here in all the colors one could
ask for from 25c te $1.50 each.
Bought by the dozen, there
is a saving of the price of one
handkerchief.
(Main Fleer)
Most of All, Easter Is a Dress-Up
Time for the Youth
A TalU Lean, Lanky Lad
or a short, stout, chubby youth, or the
fellow who's pretty much like most
every ether fellow is, can come te
Wanamaker's and put his hand right en
Leng -Trouser Suits That Are Alive
With the Spirit of Youth
CPORTS suits mostly and certainly
geed suits for the "new" young
men.
The fellow who's been in leng
trousers long or the one who's just
taking the plunge will find suits built
right te a young man's fancy. Belts
in the back and all the little touches
that make them smart.
But best of all. thev are geed suits.
Suits that are tailored looking and will
stay that way because they are genuinely
tailored.
And no matter what a fellow's form
may be, the suit that gees en him will fit.
Coats that are full in the chest aren't
tee long in the skirts, or the ones that are
long and lean aren't tee lean and the
sleeves are net the elbow type.
Priced $28 te $35
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Just Like Dad, He's Still a Bey
When It Cemes te Neckties
And that means stripes, big stripes mostly,
and certainly colorful stripes.
Ne stripes could take the place of college
stripes and they are in the youth' neckties at- $i.
Seme young fellows will care a let mere about
knitted ties and these, tee, are in stripes, at
50 cents.
(Mnln Fleer)
Of Course, He'll Wear Shirts
New, and Nothing Could Be
Better Than White
Easter nnd Spring and Summer coming And
a white shirt is the best shirt.
There are white cheviot shirts with cellars at
tached, from Sl.fiS te S2.!)0. With the neckbands
and soft turn-back cuffs, white cheviot shirts arc
marked $2.30.
(Miiln 1 loer)
"When Clad in
Silks My Julia
Gees"
Peets and plain men alike
are agreed that there is no
ether fabric s-e lovely for
women's adorning in the high
tide of spring.
Thousands of anh of new
and fashionable silks have
just come into the Silk Salen
-crepes de chine, canton
crepes, satin cantrns, crepes
Georgette and piiuted crepes,
in all the desirable colors and
weights, priced at $1.50 te
$1.50 a yard.
(FlMt Fleer)
Trout Season Opens in This
State en April 15
Will you be ready with the right kind of tackle?
The Sporting Goods Stere is certainly ready te supply it.
Leenard fly-reds, $4.') te $50.
Hardy roils, $50 te $".".
Other fly-reds. $U.2r te $H0.
Fly-reels, $'J te $30.
Knnmelcd line, SI te $12.
Leaders n complete assort
ment, 25c te $1.
Creels, $3 te $S.
Imported flies 59 varieties,
$2 te $1! a dozen.
Fly-boxes, 50c te $8.
Landing nets, 85c te $2.50.
Waders, $17 te $20.
Finest hip beet.-, $8.
And eery ether needful,
besides.
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Mostly Likely, for a Hat, the
Bey Will Say Tweed
There's something about tweed that is as
much of a lure te the boy ns the great out
of doers.
Quite natural then, he would want a tweed
hat with that long-trouser suit.
Several .shapes and colorings, priced $U te
$3.50.
Or perhaps he might decide he's grown up
enough for a felt hat, and the season's newest is
here at $4.
Other youths will cling te caps. Light, bright
caps in the gladdest mixtures. Again the prefer
ence is for tweed and the prices are $1.50,
$2 and 3.
, (Mnln Fleer)
A Youthful-Leeking Brogue
Is an Entirely New Brogue
Fir.t of all, it's a plain brogue, net u perfora
tion en it.
But the two-tone stitching is the novelty that
wins the fancy of young men.
Smeeth tan calfskin stitched with severnl rows
of orange Pitching across the tip, along the vamp
scam nnd quarter seam.
The price is $8.
(.Mnln Fleer)
Women's Afternoon Dresses
Priced at $32.50
Canten crepes and similar
materials arc used for them,
in almost all the colors which
Dame Fashion favors, from
rust and Japanese blue te
bobolink brown and navy and
blnck, net te mention grays,
and tnns and browns.
There are probably twenty
different styles in the let
many of them copied from
much mere expensive models
and in the twenty are de
signs for women of slender,
average and plump build.
Trice $32.50.
Klrt Fleer)
E XQUISITE flower trimmings fresh from
-" Paris, se lovely for girdles or side decora
tions for Summer dresses! Precisely the kind
Paris is using and made in the inimitable way
that Paris has with such flowers. Priced from
65c te $12 a yard.
(Mla Fleer)
New Persian and Chinese Rugs Rich, Colorful
and Priced Belew the Market
Araks and Saruks from Persia, the Araks in carpet sizes, the Saruks in
smaller dimensions.
Fine pieces," combining the charm of color and beauty with the essentials
of geed service and unusual value at the prices.
The same is true of the
Chinese rugs in strongly
individual blue, geld and
mulberry tones, which con
trast se strikingly with the
softer rose, blue, amber,
green and ivory shades of
the Persian pieces,
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