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Baby's New Spring Ceat
Is Prettier Than Ever
Just imagine a little crene de chine coat, silk lined
with a scalloped and embroidered cape cellar, at $5.50.
i And it may be nacl in white, pink or baby blue for babies
clfrem one te two years. ...
lFer ether tots of. the same
itrepelln, .serge and crepe de
nine coats irem 7,5U te fib.
V Somewhat elder children.
vftem two te six, would per
hps like the bright sports
?Albrs or darker shades, and
'IV-
(Third Fleer)
there are many charming little
cloth coats here, for thorn.
They are $7.50 te ?2G.
Hats te complete the cos
tume in the same fabrics ns
the coats, or of straw, tailored
or flower or fruit trimmed, are
92 te $10.
Walt ham Boudoir
Cleck in the
. Quaintest Shapes
' Fer1 example, some are in
Colonial mahogany cases that
resemble swinging oval mir
ror or they are oval, octag
onal or triangular en conveni
ent steads ' that would leek
well en' a dressing table or
highboy, they are $86,
Others are in old geld or
polychrome cases, very rich
and' decorative in effect and
they are $40. , 1 '
Every one is fitted with an
eight-day Waltham lever
movement, se their time-keeping
qualities are assured.
(Mala VUer)
The Best Night
Lights
that we knew for. use in Halls,
bedrooms, bathrooms, sickrooms,
nurseries are the' English "Kand
leti." ,
They won't explode, went leak,
burn with only two spoonfuls of
kerosene and may be had in yarl-.
eus colors te, narmenize with
various rooms'. ' r '
Price $1 in the Lamp. Stere.
(Fearth fleer)
Leng Silk Gloves
With Contrasting ,
Embroidery
are new ready for ,the .many
women who have been seeking
them. I ' ' i
They are 16-button length, of'
fine quality Milanese silk in geed
weight, with double finger-tips.
White with heavy black embroid
ery; black with white; mastic
with combination black and -white.
Priced $2.25 a pair.
(Main Fleer)
Large Meshed
Tesca Net
is coming into fashion again for
afternoon and evening gowns or
their draperies.
It comes in black and many
different colors, and at $2.50 a
yard, in' the Lace Stere.
(Meln Fleer)
the Prettiest of Silk
Chemises
Envelope chemises of crepe de
chine in orchid, peach and pink,
with Valenciennes and real filet
laces, $8.
Of the new corduroy crepe In
orchid and pink, in tailored style,
$4.85.
Of a "block radium" silk,
orchid and pink, $6.60.
Radium in orchid and pink with
.hand fageting, $6.85.
(Thirs Fleer
It's Wise te Pest a Sentinel
te Keep Moths Away
or they might feast all Summer upon the Winter things that
have been put away for next season.
its
shirred
Jrapi
has a spider
lnhilriren's Klarir AnlH.Sft
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Slippers for Dress
Frem the nine-months-old baby te the childef terf vpir
the-favorite dress slipper is of black patent leather with nn
inkle strap. It has a light turned sole, a bread, plain tee
jIUU a luw ncci ui iiu iicci, ui-i,uivuiib Bize.
We have these best of dress inside and out. nriend at an s ri
dlepers for little children, care- $4.50 and $6.! The sizes ard from
. tally made of the finest materials infants' 2 te growing girls' 2
Flri Fleer)
Shoulder Cellars Appear
en the New Silk Wraps
The silk is a heavv Canten rrfihe nsiiftllv Hlmb- nr Hnvi
klue with matching or centrasting1 linings.
Thcv have the soft, blur ghoul- hrnvilv mrAeA frin. ,it.
ter cellars in common, but apart scalloped cape, another shir
.mm this feature their great in- shoulders with a
Wttit is in their decoration ene and another still
uvinc immense annliaue flowers web decoration.
ifcrming a horizontal decoration They are all graceful and dig-
Wew the shoulder line; another nifled and prices are $05 te $145.
(Firit Fleer)
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New Blue Tricetine
ISttt - .
vvrapsier leung
Women
Something en the order of a
tpe, but pretty enough te" wear
mt an afternoon froejc or 'te the
ttrntre In the evening..
The (shallow yoke iii the back
:nd full gathers insure the: snug
te the shoulders and the long
'Jtatide .f rent is another feature
Hat'-, many young women like.
;8ilk braid binding and stitching
M th only form of trlmmini? en
.taestf attractive wraps.
ney are lined with beige
Jjlfn-itriped silk arid are $45.
w-yeung women item 14 te 20
i ' i (Setona Fleer)
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New Georgette
wepe Blouses ,With
Peter PanCellar
ny women find it such a be-
fm ng shape that they want it
Jm08t every bIeUBO ey wear.
'This is n 1ln .... I.I.....
Jthtly opened down the front,
"has insets of real filet lace and
:mbreIdered very attractively.
IK Ti" la ah in the back, for
Itti .i!Kndetl t0 be worn ever
.. tkirt. Tn .i. ...i.u.
'"MM tt $7.76. ' '
1 (Third Fleer) I
A coat or a suit is safe in a
cedar paper bag when put away
clean. Business-suit size, 40 In.
long, $1.25; dress-suit size, 50 in.,
$1.50; overcoat or opera cloak
size, 66 in., $1.76; fur cellarette
size. 36 in., $1.25. Tar bags are
in different sizes up te 70 inches,
and the prices range from $1.20
te $1.80. Then there are Mr
sheets te lay between things that
nre packed away in a trunk or
(Fourth Fleer)
chest at 8 cents the sheet or 85c
the dozen.
Net only moths but ether in
sects are kept away by insecti
cides, and the best of nil insecti
cides are here.
, Bone Insecticides, 60c pint, 85c
quart, $2.75 gal.; Dethel, 14-oz.
size, 50c. quart $1, gallon $3; and
nearly all the old and proven pre
ventives such as sulphur candles
or naptheline balls or crystals,
and cedar chips, etc. ,
The Matter of a Silk Dress
Interests Many Girls
Especially if it is the kind of dress she can wear
equally well for afternoon or evening for informal
affairs.
Just such dresses have lately arrived for girls from
twelve te sixteen years.
One is a delightful crepe de
chine, with a bloused waist
line and short sleeves. It
comes in beige, henna, navy
and canna and is trimmed with
tiny beaded ornaments. The
price is $18.50.
Anether in the same colors
of crepe de chine has loops of
plcet edged ribbon In panel ef-
(Soceni Fleer)
fects down the front. It is
$25.
Alse ribbon trimmed is
another pretty crepe de chine
which has rows of plcet-edged
ribbon around the neck and
ever the shoulders and a
fringe of it eyer the skirt.
Many girls like this model at
$28.60. In navy, Copenhagen,
brown, jade and henna.
5000 Yards of Cotten
Remnants
fihert lengths of gingham,
linen, percale, Swiss, organdie,
voile, tissue and ether geed cotton
fabrics. Cottens have been sell
ing busily and these are among
the prettiest. Of some there is
enough for a dress. Prices ate
about a third less.
(Wett Alfle)
Women's Dresses With Jaunty
Capes or Jackets
The kind of thing which some women are keen about for
wearing en the street even in Summer weather, the little
capes or jackets giving a finished leek te the costumes.
The materials are wool epenge,
knitted wool and a jersey with a
crepe finish, in even se many col
ors navy, black, Jhenna, rust,
Japanese blue, gray, tan, beige
and bobolink.
ririt Fleer)
The capes of various lengths
are usually gathered en the
simple band cellars, and the
jackets are short and gathered
into a hip band.
races are $40 te $47.00.
j Seft Black Taffetas
U Printed in Whit
The delirn ... - 2i -j
trill "uvei aim
rrn. They are se varied as
JMatrt ; every taste. And they
2 "different" that they will
rauaiu.. . . "". n
IrrTA' ch and beautiful.
IHv'All -.. . . -.,
IA 40 m.1..
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25 M a yard.
wide, and
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"Writ Fleer)
Hew Cozy the Perch With a Bright,
Rich Rug
Gayest of all the, rugs for outside,
and sturdiest, are the rugs from
Japan.
Most people knew them as Japa
nese Hush Rugs, which means they
are made of slury marsh grass that
grows best in Japan. ,. '
Stouter and sturdier stuff is hard
te find than the grass, an,d when it is
woven or plaited into a rug there are
few fleer coverings better adapted te
outdoor use.
Of course, the variety df patterns,
and shapes is extensive, but' three
that are most used are the oblong, the
oval rug or the square rug ill the
block designs.
Oval Shape
9x12 ft S32.60
8x10 ft $27.50
6x9 ft $16.50
4.6 x 7.6 ft ?11.50
3x6 ft $6.50
Elghteen-inch block design In plain or two-color effects.
0x12ft $60 6x0ft -
7.6x10.6 ft $38.50 8x6 ft
4.6x7.6 ft ,.. , $16.60
(Soventli Fleer)
Tint i . f
Wk? W Iff
9x12 ft.
8 x 10 ft.
6x9 ft., .
4x7 ft. .
8 x 6 ft. .
Oblong Shape
$28.50
. .. "". $9.50
$6
.$26.60
. $8.50
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The Most
Attractive Reems
Are Dene in Chintz
These, home-like rooms one
finds in English 'country
houses and in American houses
furnished after the best Eng
lish fashion, rely a geed deal
'en chintzes for, the cheerful
comfortable atmosphere.
The housewife bent eh
achieving this pleasant effect
for her own home will find a
wonderful variety of chintzes
and cretonnes here, priced
from se little as 25c a yard .up
te $3.75 or aB much mero as
the cares te pay for exclusive
'quality and design;
In particular there are some
unusually fine cretonnes at 60c
a yard, in a variety of, colors'
and patterns, nil of which
were made te sell at much
higher prices.
(Fifth Fleer)
?Pelly, Put the Kettle On"
Here Are New English Tea Sets
New goods and special groups combine te make the
China Stere an interesting place.
The New English Tea Sets at $25
are of fine semi-china, in a new octagonal shape, with 2-rinch solid-color borders,
in heliotrope, French gray, rose, canary and blue. Six cups, six saucers, six
tea plates, one sugar bowl, cream pitcher and teapot and cake plate.
New Imported Fruit Plates, $5 a Dezen
Just received from France. Of semi-china, 8'e inches in diameter, in a
, variety of hand-colored fruit decorations in natural shades. Splendid value.
5-Piece Mixing Bowl Sets, Special at 90c
Of old-fashioned yellow ware. One each in five, six, seven, eight and nine
inch sizes. First quality. Exceptional at the price.
(Fourth Fluer)
New Silk Stockings
at Lewer Prices
In Spring mere than any ether
time, silk stockings are mere or
less of a necessity, for nothing
can be se fine te see.
Right new a special let is Bell
ing at prices way below the fig
ures usually charged. Mostly
first quality although there are a
few seconds among them. But
they are such geed seconds that
the wearing quality Ib unharmed.
At $1.35 the pair,' full-fashioned
silk stockings, pure dyed.
With mercerized tops and soles.
At $1.75 the pair, Ingrain silk
stockings and silk all the way te
the tops. Just the popular weight.
Black or white ones.
At $2.75 the pair, full-fashioned
all-silk stockings with open
work ankles and all-ever designs.
Weat Alile
Summer Hemes Should Be Furnished
Once and for All
Net just for a season or two, but for geed permanently.
It is the most economical way.
The furniture needed must have the geed, old home serving
quality, but heed net be costly.
That furniture is here. It is geed for seasons and seasons of service.
It- is priced moderately enough te make it a geed safe investment, but
net se low as te make it really costly in the end.
Among the bedroom furniture:
$116 for a four-piece suit of mahogany
veneer; full size bed, bureau, chiffonier and
dressing table.
$132 for a four-piece white enameled
suit; full sire bed, bureau, chiffonier, dress
ing table.
$142 for a four-piece suit in mahogany
veneer; full size bed, bureau, chiffonier,
dressing table.
$200 for a four-piece suit of mahogany
veneer; full size bed, bureau, chiffonier,
dressing table.
$200 for u four-piece suit of maple;
full size bed, bureau, chiffonier und dress
ing table.
$208 for a four-piece suit of walnut
veneer;, full size bed, bureau, chiffonier
and dressing table.
$247 for a four-piece suit of walnut or
mahogany; full size bed, bureau, chiffo chiffe chiffo
rebe and dressing table.
$285 for a four-piece suit of mahogany
veneer; full size bed, bureau, chifforebe
and dressing table.
(Hlxtli Fleer)
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T ITTLE wonder that the tern upon tens of thousands of .busy men and
L-i mighty manufacturing plants throbbing with the energies of giant machines
have made Philadelphia one of the marvels of the world. And there's little
wonder that they made the
YManamaker Men's Stere the Very Center of All
ff Big Things in the Busy City
If VERY ONE in this army of men has had it hammered
home that the only thing worth while is the solidly
geed thing founded en the bedrock of dependability.
And when one of these men gees out te buy some
thing for his business he leeks it ever from all angles and
turns it inside out and makes certain it's going te serve
long and well.
That is hew the city has been built te be se mighty.
It's pretty certain that any man who buys things that wav
buys his clothes at Wanamaker's. ' '
Fer at Wanamaker's none but the best clothes in America
are found. The goodness is tailored in and tailored in te stay. They
are made te be dependable clothes, serviceable clothes, economical
clothes first and then style has been added as something mere for
the money.
That is hew the Wanamaker clothing business has been built
se big.
And it's well te remember that if all the tens upon tens of
thousands of men in this city s heuld come marching te Wana
maker's every one would find a suit and a topcoat that would
pieaae ms individual taste. Ana every suit and tonceat would
(Third Fleer)
be priced between .$35 and $65.
A Man Has Five Choices When
Selecting a Shee at $7.50
Every ene new and up-te-the-Spring shoe; every one the kind
of a shoe a man is mighty glad te have.
First is a modified bregue in tan calf. It has a straight tip and
Next the same shoe in black.
Pnmfrthr0J8bilCer Xfrd " blftck &' kid, with tt brOUd
comfertablo tee. Bread tees are much worn this season.
blacNtrwSian'llfskfnr i3 articu1" made of
and Kmingly SiSdft Sfrd tan cMMn' tee is slightly
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Every Day Brings an April
Shower of Bright New Neckties
All fresh and colorful as Spring blo.sFems and quite as
beautiful.
Most popular of all with men are the ties at $1 or
at 50c, and there's a seemingly unlimited selection at either
of the two prices.
Striped ties, check ties, figured tie, dotted ties, ull new
and all striking.
4 i Main Fluuri
Lighter Shades Rule
in Beys' Suits Alse '
Tweeds in smart gray effects
are popular, and 'greenish and
brown mixed fabrics arc in large
request.
Blue is never out of Btyle, es
pecially for dress-up wear.
Varieties shown here would be
hard te improve upon.
And Wanamaker quality rules
all through.
Norfolk suits in 8 te 18 year
s sixes, $16.50 te $32.
(Thlrt vir)
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Take Your Ease" in q Couch
Hammock
Net only are they made te afford a maximum of luxiirimiR en hnf'
maSLa'L!!U'te handsomely appointed and SS& in Scti Svl .
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TTInn rlei.ti Mr.V. I. li.lj.--i i
. ... Mj.e, ucaii, iiuiwuuui ureezes, a
geed boekand a hammock. Hew could
an afternoon be finer?
Couch hammocks in 5-ft. size for small
perches, $16.50 te $85.
Couch hammocks, regular size, $16.50
te $52.
Children's hammocks, $1.50 te $20.
A Particularly Geed
Couch Hammock
is made of plain canvaB, in khaki color or
in grarf chain hunv. jidimrruhin nmAAuA
back, cotton filled, price $25.
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