SJJWJ ;K?n 35 -i s v- Wvi?? Cf JBWgkHffMi. - ft V-.,Wvi fl -"iiVJ'l t . 1 n "z5t- i wnrci Wffff."! ill ilii i iwfaw"' " i' ' "itnt s& am pW at 9 and 11 Mfry 4fVfi4t, wZLZj -A nrirnn Ht 4 MR WANAMAKER'S i WEATHER ' . Rain ...'&? WTri Stere Opens at 9 WANAMAKERS WANAMAKER'S, Stere Closes at 5 !" "rr" A-ftl " , miinir. .--,, . -?1 iwsrraa Nature Is All Regaled With Buds and Blossoms If s Tithe te Briri, th e Cheerful Touch of New Spring M .Kf The Pilet en the Captain's Bridge Is Steering the Ship A nassenger, invited up, asks him if he is steerintr lhis watch or his pocketbook. The pilot leeks at you as if you were crazy and yg, "Why, sir, if I did net steer by the compass, this tat would be aground in five minutes in this narrow ehinnel." One can tell time by a watch. He can have a geed time with a full pocketbook. If he spends his money properly. But he cannot steer i beat without a compass. , It requires a plow te break ud the soil, an ex. Hke Daniel Webster's big oxen, te draw a heavy lead, in anvil for a blacksmith's shop, and a compass for beat. This is a geed world if you use it properly. There are some geed Stores in this city, and this s one of them. ISignisd 'April 17, 1922. .Q&'fataMfc. I lfSKCrcnM!!MfflDlffi nfflA "t&-m- I 'KSv'SBH hUI1'!it? tri I l I l Wtm iiffir V I I f IU cnHlllMi! f!!fr L I I 1 141 fiSWiBicJ JgM f I I HA fji S liJOHii 1 jJ( LA J WftllMi m. ul I W uilunlllLlf III n J s JJjiJl. III r rphe "Little Dresses" of Foulard and Georgette Just why women apply this affectionate term te foulards nobody knows, unless, perhaps, it is because they are such adaptable things. Seme of the prettiest styles we are showing today are draped with Georgette. The color effects are usually rather dark browns and reds, navy-and-white, black-and-white, dahlia colors. But there are a few light-blue-and-white or ether color schemes in which white predominates. And there are a geed many beads a bead motif used en the hip te held a bit of drapery, or in some ether fashion ; and there are the oddest and most interesting sleeves. Prices $65 te $97.50. (Tlrst Fleur) The full skirt is scalloped ind outlined with the beads and ' it is embroidered with the beads three-quarters the way up. It is a charming dress for afternoon and comes in navy, black and henna at $18.50. (Her elid Fleur) (Miiln Fleer) Matelasse Among the Newest Silk Capes A simple cape of this rather rich fabric that has Just come into fashion again is black lined with gray ; , and another matelasse wrap with a curious sleeve and a Meused back is of navy. Each stvln Vina n nllnr nf caracul and eaeh is $100. Anether group of silk faille "Pes shows a garment simply gathered at the neck under W racul cellar. In black and y tnese are $100, in tan, Alie here are mere of the il " " ianncs wnn v . epenge weave. iney nave long scarfs, and the color schemes nre elack with violet or gray, black with white, navy with Mephiste red and black or navy with Persian ef fects. Priced $75 and charming. (Tint WMr) A Diversity of New Dresses for the Yeung Weman First there are some extremely pretty new crepe de chine frocks in a simple bloused style with bateau neck, short sleeves and shoulders outlined with three rows of steel beads. New alre are attractive lit tle voile dresses in plain colors with filet lace insets or with appliqued white dots and drawnwerk cellar and cuffs. In white,, black and a number of the new colors at $16.50. Sizes from 14 te 20 years. A Silver Coffee Set te Match 1 Her Silver A A wedding gift that many brides would prefer fcbeve everything else. fv Such a remarkablv larcre number of natterns in sterling silver coffee services are in the Wanamaker Jewelry Stere that it is highly likely one will find the particulfcr pattern desired. Among ethers are these four-niece sets: .Plymouth $215 Newport, engraved $266 , Heppelwhite $236 Clerment $305 Washington $238 Dorethy Quincy $266 Lafayette $397 La'nsdewne $391) Lady Mary $400 Newport, plain $212 lifORE Iren lTX Fleer Lamps Streng, hand-wrought ono eno one Ught lamps with polychrome decoration and extra long cords with plugs, complete for $4. Parchment shades te go with them, banded and decorated, are $1.50 and $1.76. (Fourth Fleer) lans Awarded a Medal te Ferdi nand Bescher and France has possessed itself of one of his paintings. The little collection of M. Bescher's watercolors new en exhibition in the Picture Stere is a pleasure te all who knew and delight in the French spirit. ' They have the vivacity and sparkle, the "joy in living," se typical of French life and art. One leeks at them and imagines oneself in the charming and picturesque France of the eighteenth cen tury. Yet the emotions and moods pictured are the human eme tiens and moods of today and every day. The Pict week only. All are for Bale. The pictures remain this (Fifth Fleer) A Sale of Beaded Tunics $20 te $45 Exactly the manufacturer's cost price because in nearly every case they are samples of the advanced styles. All imported and most elab orately eeaded. Seme are semi-made and require little e)tra sewing. Others are un cut. The colors range from black and navy blue through all the fashionable vivid shades. In spangled net, $20 te $25. In crepe de chine, $30 te $45. (West Alile) A quaint cottage bedroom set in the Antique Shep dem onstrates hew charmingly old pieces of furniture may be adapted te modern use. The set is in old ivory and blue, each piece hand decor ated with a rose motif copied from the old En'glish glazed chintz used te drape the bed. In addition -te the draped four-pest bed there is a chest of drawers; a dressing table draped with the rose-patterned glazed chintz, and topped by an old shaving stand; a tilt top candlestand night table, and an interesting rush-scat chair. It is an attractive bedroom ensemble that lends new in terest te the possibilities of the old four-pest beds shown in the natural state, and priced at $25 and upward. A Cottage Break' fast-Roem Set in Green consisting of' old corner-cupboard, drop-leaf table and six old plank chnirs, is equally charming. Each piece has been hand decorated with an indi vidual fruit motif, and the cup board interior shows the fa miliar old blue. Yeu may care te decorate such old pieces yourself, or we can have them decorated te your liking. (Fifth Fleer) TTecerated Turn- "- biers at Almest Half Of fine thin-blown with three etched bands, price is 80c the dozen. (Fourth Fleer) glass The w: T T men s um brellas Special at $3.85 Pretty colored sun or rain umbrellas in plain and fancy silks and tape or wide satin borders. There are 300 of them. Seme are samples, ethers are called "seconds" because they have a slight mark somewhere, noth ing te affect the wearing qualities, however. Otherwise the same umbrel las Would be close te two or three times the price. A few are for small girls. (Main Fleer) Such Cretonnes Are Wonderful for 50c a Yard 3500 yards of cretonnes and chintzes at this price. Every yard made te sell at mere than double. Patterns include large and small floral designs, striped effects, dark and light color ings. Qualities arc suitable for slip covers, cushions, draperies and furniture coverings. Lengths range from CO te 300 yards of a pattern. . At 50c a yard they are a wonderful opportunity for the heme-beautificr. (Fifth Fleer) JL fijJl Vsrrr Women's 2umdan is having. a notable clearaway of certain coats and suits which were made up by our own tailors te serve as models. Needless te say they show both the finest of imported ma terial English and Irish tweeds, everplaids and her ringbone stripes and the best of workmanship. And there are only one or two garments of the same pattern. There are twenty-five of the suits te go at $47.50 a sub stantial drop from original prices. And twenty-three coats te go at $48.50. They also have been much mere. (The Gnllery) Things Inte the Heme M, POR instance, the Summer Rugs are ready ready in a glorious way they've never shown, before. BRIGHT, happy, striking colors that will bring sunshine into any room. Nevel rugs, many of them, in patterns that are new and different. But, above all. they are serviceable, sturdy, geed rugs the best that can be gath ered from the four corners of the earth te adorn homes everywhere. There are rugs from Japan, from Bel gium, from China, but finest of all are the American-made rugs. There are rugs for the perch, the hall, the dining-room, living-room or bedroom. Rugs for every corner, every purpose. c Coel, seething rugs, that bring an air of refreshment wherever they are placed. Rugs that are fairly overflowing with rich, pleasing colors, fairly alive with Spring cheerfulness and, beyond all things, fairly priced. Re-dressing the home from top te bottom with new fleer coverings does mere than cheer up each room. There's dollars and cents economy behind it. -.- - ft liiMMBSCS Bfl Ik ram (Settnth Fleer) Blasting summer suns and summer dusts t, that sift through open windows have a disas- , treus effect upon expensive wool rugs. Then '' in the fall, the richer fleer coverings can be brought out, bright and fresh, and again the home seems new. Most novel of all the summer rugs is the braided rug, in either wool or cotton. Picture a bedroom with one medium- size braided rug, in the colonial oval shape, and several smaller pieces te match scattered about. They are in com- ! binatiens of many bright, attractive colors, while the same rug for hallways is darker. A kitchen or a bathroom or a nursery seems ideal with a a colonial rag rug. The center is either plain or a profusion of colors, while the borders are fancy or band style. Fiber rugs or woolen fiber rugs, in dainty light effects or darker solid colors and with either band or floral borders $ de a let toward brightening a dining room or living room. Fer the perch there are any number of rugs in all shapes, all sizes, all colors. Japanese rush rugs in the block design, cither solid color or two-tone; Meurzard rugs in dark rich coiers or grass rugs el many makes, in a world of patterns. Answering the Call of the Outdoors, Cemes Beautiful French Iren Furniture for Gar den, Veranda or Lawn 'pWO OUTSTANDING features are the ' lasting quality and graceful design. ; In material and construction the furni- ture is stability itself. In shape it shows all the true French feeling for gracefulness an&l charm of outline. It is at once the most substantial and the most ornamental outdoor furniture made. Constructed of iron, curved and bent and com- bined te produce the utmost refinement and elegance of line with never a suggestion of unwieldiness or ) clumsiness. Chairs, tables and settees are the pieces. Seme settees are in the form of an arc, ethers straight, some of fiat, some of round iron. And there are pieces with panels and seats woven' te give the effect of cane. Several attractive types of chairs are included. Prices from $(.50 for a folding chair te S215 a settee. qTumu'li ,- "Jill rKBI KkmSiS III ' Im&h A Victrela in a Console Cabinet $95 The astonishingly low price, the graceful console shape, and the make of the instrument inside it none better in the world tell the story of extraordinary value. and outside the instrument is in fresh and perfect condition. Convenient terms. The cabinet is mahogany. The equipment is Victrela VI. There 5s ample bterace spuce for records. Everything inside Price, ?95 (Srreml Fleer) Every April Day Is a Question Mark A Raincoat Is a Man's Answer And in April a raincoat has te be decidedly different from a raincoat in November. It's a stuffy, het feeling te be all wrapped up in a raincoat during a Spring shower, unless it be a light, cool coat. Just such coats are the new made ones ler men in tan, euve, preen and gray-black. Light as a coat dare be, cool as a man could wish it and waterpioefed te stuy. With the scums they won't pull out. Ier the young man there's a coat with a belt all the way around at $18, for the man who doesn't want a belt the price is $16.50. (Mil I ii 1'leir) for (I'lftli fleer) A thletic "Pull-Over" Undershirts - for Men Are Less A special purchase has arrived and in sreme few cases the saving ranges almost te half. The fine libbed htyle, sleeve- are $1; .silk t-hirta, $1.50. kss and aie pulled eer the Among them are first and head instead of buttoning down second quality, but the seconds the front. me greatly in the minority and l'ine nieiccrized lisle shirt are plainly marked as such. ( Main fleer) Suspender Skirt and Cape for Schoolgirls The newest Spring costume for girls between 6 and 12 years and cne that is se pretty that it's bound te be liked. Made of tweed in tan, rose or orchid. The skirt is full box pleated with a vest in front te which the suspenders are buckled. The cape is cir cular and full, with a buckle fastening at the threat. The price is only $6.50. (Sfieml Fleer) F 'inest Canten Crepe in Years at $4.50 Rich, heavy pebble - back Canten crepe, beautiful and durable. As fine a silk as a woman could buy for gowns and wraps, both handsome and practical. It is here in a perfect black and a dark blue, all full 40 inches wide.- (Vint Vltet) " ter Eighteen Straight Innings - They Hammered Away" Lusty baseball "sluggers" walked up one after the ether and pounded the ball. Englished fouls, solid smashes, tips and scratch hits, the old ball was hit en all sides, everywhere. But at the end the ball hadn't ripped, it wasn't soft, its shape was unchanged. It was a "Taplow" ball, a special brand found only at Wana maker's, and like all Taplow balls it lived up te its guaran- dozen, (The duller)) tec of eighteen innings' service. Taplow balls conform te of ficial specifications in every de tail and are pi iced $1.75 ach, or in team lets, S16.50 the H and Made Blouses at $5 and $5.50 Half a dozen beautiful styles in white veile with hand tuck ing, embroidery or drawnwerk, and most of them have the requisite touch of real lace that se manyjtvemen like. tXUlrU fleer) Japanese Cotten Crepe Aprons Gayly colored things, de lightful te the eye. One style without ornament, the ether with a substantial touch of wool embroidery. The first is $2.85 and the second $3.65. Tblr Fleer) , Are Just as Comfortable and Just as Helpful in Lew Shoes as in High But what's mere te the point the Ana temik shoe is in no sense a comfort shoe. Utterly lacking is the ungainly blunt ness or the squareness or the cumbersome ness that stands out like a name plate en nearly every comfort shoe. In Anatemik shoes a man finds mere than comfort, he finds relief, he finds cor rection for feet faults and shoe faults, he finds tireless help for his feet day in and day out. Hut above all he (inds fashion and smartness. Fer example, one Anatemik low shoe is a tan Russian calf oxford made en the new English last. Anether is of tan Rus sian calf, plain and trim, with the medium tee. ihen there are black kidakin Anatemik shoes in lasts that are just as smart and geed te see as a last could be. Men's Anatemik low shoes am nil priced $13. Mla Ftetir) ' .. " K imii :tmm m -0'. in t.A , r , ' w 7. . :r. cm' H s .? 4 1IM X .. .A'' ". ' X 1. m &7 .&mlUJi'Jsi$m. 'i Nl "i-t'VA. BM8 - - -"-"- & iifi I i in i Tta ii irynnmJtn .! ', I'.-nvz- 'i r wry- Vj
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