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De We Ever Ask Ourselves
;What We Are Living Fer?
' A dear old lady at Orlande told us a
few weeks age that she was living, te de
net only her own life-work, but mere te
live out the life of her mother, who had
gene en before.
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She .was living a
true and humble.
The life that comes after such living
is like yonder rainbow that followed the
rain. v
Stfmrt
April tt, liti.
Handbags Have Turned te the Gayest
Sports Celers
f Beautiful baga and the meat
Spelling values in long, long
ij There arc sand ones and tan
ita and bluc9 and henna and old
ILi. .nrt hltclr. But meit arerre-
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of all is the all-white bag.
The whlte bag is in moire
(Uftta WHvt)
Exquisite New Guimpes
Are Fretn Paris
It is a guimpe season,
there's no question about
that, with all the many
sleeveless and jumper
dresses, te say nothing of
the sweaters and suits
with which women are
wearing guimpes.
A number of new
fuimpes are of. the finest
organdie, the rest are of
ittle Children Need Coats for
Coel Summer Days
rv
t'v
TIatcrialJ 'should be all'
i
ilirana preferauiy iu inceu,
ttfimin. "cheviot or sew.
ichvceats are quite nfesmry
uie aeosnerc, ineunuuuj 01
the country.
(Beautifully tailored little prar-
inta in as pretty ana varied
let sb these ler grown-up men
women. Many nave hats or
(Third Fleer)
E
ight Hundred
Get Shoes
$3.50
Seme even a little less than half, and there are
three practical styles te cheese from, all at the one
price.
First a lace oxford for business or walking. Five
eyelet type and made of black kid with the straight
Cuban heel and sensible straight tip.
Then there are smart-looking plain pumps with the
two-inch Leuis heels.
One style is made of patent leather, another of
dull calfskin.
(lint ter)
I
Sturdy Tweed
Scheel
I After all, the beat kind for
in te wear, for they atana any
"mint of hard use and they took
I She may cheese cither a coat
J cape in tan, rose or light Blue
(Sc(s4
Finials for Lamps
Are New and
Ornamental
lamps need a crowning erna-
ntal touch.
These finials are the answer.
ey are entirely new and
3' ornamental,
pward of twenty different
M te select from in geld-fln-
I brass, in imitation Jade and
ved iverv.
tvan de easilv attached te fleer.
weie lamps, the appearance
nich they enhance lm
Melv. Wees, 8Cc te $7.50 each.
(Fourth Fleer)
Children's Socks
ve come for 25c
thp Pali.
AW with fancy tepi, toe:
ut
in
mey are tj,e reij tep8
(and rnHnf Mno rA ntn.
J - -www w.ue MU bUlUUI
levan
IIUOI.
IjWterUed cotton, sturdy for
u ejiicnum xer appear-
Things
simple life: pure.
ffiffamafy.
silk or crepe or a plain faille and
adorned with either jade clasps
and clasp handle or a crystal clasp.
Colored bags are moire or faille,
some with nickel frames, ethers
covered frames with crystal
clasps.
All magnificently lined, in non-
utar shapes and priced 3 te 96.
White or cream net. Hand
embroidered, of course,
and many arc trimmed
with real Valenciennes or
filet laces. A variety of
styles with Tuxedo or
round cellars and one has
a high neck and long
sleeves.
Prices graduate from
$15 te $80.
Fleur)
the snmiJ'TrateriaUjrfiJTfelVcs'are'
from two te six years. .'
''The 'prices start at wlbO for A "'
n soft tah-ccTere'd woolen ' coat,
fully lined with a hat te' match
at ?2.2C and they go up- te a
very handsome tweed at $28.
There are also straw hats te
e with these ceatn from 82 te
7.50, the latter being English.
Women Can
at Halt Price,
Coats for the
Girl
tweed or plaid pole coating.
Nicely tailored and a number of
geed styles from S12.50, $14.50
and $2&60 in sices from six te
fourteen years.
VHer)
What Kind of Paint Will Make the
Perch Fleer Safe Against Weather
and at the same time have it leek as smooth and clean and nice as a much
used spot should be? . .,,,.,,, , , , , e
Or hew can an indoor fleer-be given tnat -ptmsnea nuraweuu iuuk
Everyday questions because everyday problems ei
people who have homes te keep bright and cheerful looK leoK loeK
inff. Especially in Spring, when things must be gotten
pretty and fresh for Summer and be given a new armor
against wear after the Winter elements have ceased their
Vinvw
Tt.a thin, ia no vixk in nainl
ing when an expert guides you.
Therein lies the advantage of
this Wanamaker Paint bec bec
tien, where nothing but the
best paints are sold by men
who have a practical acquaint
ance with painting.
In the long run geed paints
are the economical paints and
every gallon sold here will give
two coats te a 860-quarcfoet
Burface.
There are paints for every
thing, evorywhere in this
Wanamakcr selection, et
only paints, but the best ad-
Abloom,
Levely Flower-Trimmed Hats
' Are Special at $10
T ARGE, flopping hats with straight or drooping brims
"- and the prettiest French flowers and fruit for trim
ming! They are truly Summer hats and intended te be worn
with bright-colored silk frocks or dainty tub dresses. The
colors befit such dresses, for they are in all the new fashion
able shades the brilliant jade greens, cherry red, canna,
henna, tan and se en te dark brown, navy and black.
With the many colored flowers and fruit are often
feathery grasses and "wheat and perhaps a touch of velvet
ribbon. They are really marvelous hats te have such a
small price. And they are just such hats as many women
are looking for new.
T
'he Finer
ter the
i .
O
NE might say evening
duty for both. ,
Beautiful garments in the form of loose, graceful coats or capes which are
almost wraps. Seme are in such all-wool materials as light-weight belivias,
tricetines and duvetyns, ethers are of Canten crepe, silk lined, with cellars of
natural or black caracul, or delightful old-fashioned quillings.
There may be much or little trimming, but it will be sure te represent the
last word of fashion, and the colors include beach, navy, pinecone, fallow, lady
bird, cobweb, black and ethers.
Fer young women from 14 te 20, and the prices are $48 te $125.
(Second Fleer)
Attractive Spring Suits 150 Are
Reduced New $25 and $37.50
Fkum jjd te ;ie nave been taken trem the regular prices.
"FYAsh nnrl henutifullv foilnvel cnifa v?,mn3 Unnnan D:
Fresh and beautifully tailored suits reduced because sizes are broken.
Imported tweeds, wool epensre, homespun
and men's worsteds are the materials, in
quiet and gay colors reBe shades, violet,
gray, greens, tans, browns, black-and-white
effects; and the plain colored linings har
monize with them.
Imitation Ivery
Pieces, "Seconds"
'ByVeMen of some little imper imper
ffctien which you would almost
have te take a magnifying glass
te sec, the prices are made as low ,
aa 10c for a salve jar up te $2X0
'for a large bonnet mirror.
And there are almost all the
toilet articles which go te make
up a set and many that women
need te fill in gaps in their own
collection mirrors, hair brushes",
combs, puff boxes, hair receivers,
salve jars, travs, glove stretchers
and toothbrush holders.
(Eatt Altle)
Personal Ornaments
Frem the Orient
Rare and exquisite things of
jade, amethyst, rock crystal,
carnelian tourmaline, Ivery,
agate, lapis' lazuli and coral.
By way of an instance, prices
for pendants start at $6.50 for
amber and end at $185 for Jade;
for necklaces they start at $8.50
for ivory and end at $800 for
jade.
(Main Fleer)
Geed Choice of
Wrought Iren
Lamps, Special at $4
Reading lamps with adjustable
arms and extra long cord.
A very geed selection at $4
each, which is a special price.
Parchment shades te match
them are at new low prices,
91.60 and $1.75 each.
(Fourth Fleer)
viiP 113 te
hew te iwe mem
.nUI. tha IwXtf. rpRllltg.
Foremost among the paints
needed right new and ready for
the needs are: perch and lawn
furniture enamel, geld and sil
ver paint for picture frames,
radiators, etc., stove plpe and
iron enamel, enamels for
screens, 8 shades of floerlac,
water and heel proof varnish
slain for floors, perch and deck
paints. Decetint in a variety of
tints that will net rub off the
wall papers Flattone, a wash
nble paint for walls and wood
work; Scaroet, a waterproof
varnibh for furniture; canee
(Fourth Fleer)
Opportunity Is
(Second Fleer)
Afternoon Wrans
Yeung Weman te Wear
I. j
wraps as well, for most young women make them de
In a word, precisely the suits nine out of
ten women feel are indispensable for Spring
and Summer, especially if they expect te
travel. '
34 te 44 inch sizes in the let.
Prices $25
(I'Irct Fleer)
W
remen's Tep
at $30 and
Among the cheviets we set down :
A sport coat of tan cheviot with a full flaring back,
raglan sleeves, big pockets and straight fronts, price
$30.
Anether of tan or caramel brown cheviot made
with raglan sleeves, pockets and inverted back pleat,
$37.50.
And a third of camel's-hair cheviot cut en mannish
lines and having leather buttons, $37.50.
Among the tweeds are a topcoat with set-in sleeves,
mannish vent and patch pockets. This comes in blue-and-gray,
tan-and-green and a heather mixture ; $37.50.
And a gray broken check made in raglan style and
priced at $30.
(Flrnt Fleer)
Beys' Norfolk
Sure te
Here at $10.60 te $32, in sizes
for boys of 8 te 18 years.
Yeu might pay mere for boys'
ready-te-wear suits, but you can
not get better.
Yeu might pay less, but it
most likely will cost mere in the
long run.
, (Thlnt
Vudor Perch
Screens
are timely new that people are
beginning te think about perch
furnishings. In the Oriental
Stere en the Main Fleer.
enamels, Rexpar varnish for all
outside exposures, and every
thing needed for reefs, auto
mobiles or ether things that
want touching up in Spring.
and $37,50.
or Sports Coats
"
$37.50
Suits That Are
Satisfy
Suits of thu finest eualitv in
fabric, tailoring and finish.
Many at $16.60, $18 and S20
have two pair of tieuhei.
All arc Wanamakcr .-nits
through and through.
Fleer)
"Lloyd Geerge
by Mr. Punch"
U a volume of the genial carica
tures which Londen "Punch" ha
dealt out te the great Entjlifli
statesman for many years. 'With
an introduction by W. Algernon
Lecker. Price, 'i.
"Sergant Yerk and His People,"
by Sam K. Cowan, is net u wur wur wur
boek, but an inspiring record of
the making of an American.
Price, $2.
(Main Fleer)
Mattress and
Bedding
Renovation
fleuae-cleaning time k a time
of discoveries a bev sprinp
broken down, a mattress that ha.s
bagged and lumped, and se en.
New is the time te have all
such defects attended te.
We nre completely equipped te
de the work in the best mannei
and en short notice.
Write or telephone te the Bed
ding Section.
(Sixth Fleer)
Three L. R.
Corsets
Twe topless L. K.'s for average
women are made of a light-weight
pink broche und are $3.50 each.
A fient-lnce model for girls and
young women has a hhert kiit
and U topless with clastic in the
back, ?1.'J5.
(Thlr.l Fleer)
Ripe; Ne Time
thousands for men te pick from and every one at the same price. Geed
woven madras shirts, quality for quality, the lowest price in seven years.
Every one made ever the Wanamaker full form and every one made up te
Wanamaker specificatienswhich means the best in shirt tailoring.
Right along the identical shirts have been in the regular stock from
a dollar mere te twice as much. New every one
! At $1.55
Gay as Summer
Flowers Are the
Foulard Neckties
But what men like most is the
price, 30 cents.
Barely sugh geed foulard tieB
can be gotten at such a price, but
the new ones have all the ex
clusivencss of pattern and rich
ness of colors that mark the
better foulards.
Either batwings or four-in-hands
in every color a man would
cure for and marked with polka
dots in various sizes or small
figures.
(Main Fleur)
A Man Needs Sports
Socks a Well -as
Sports Hese
And both are here and betli
are best te be had, coming direct
from England.
Many a man plays golf in long
trousers and likes wool half
hose, or a tennis player likes
them, while many ether sport?
couldn't be enleyed without them.
They are light-weight ribbed
wool socks, bread ribbed wool
ones in colors and heather mix
tures, also heavy ones in fancy
figures or heather and natural
color.
Prices $3, $3.50 and $5.
(Main Fleer)
Many a Day a Man
Will Want a Geed
Seft Felt Hat
Even in Summer thei'c ate
times when no hat will de like a
soft felt hat.
A trip te make or a rainy day.
countless times when a man
feels the need.
And right new is the best time
we knew te select such n hat.
A shape, n color for any man
and all at one of three prices
l. $5 or SC
There are sand hats, gray hats,
tnn hats and several shades of
brown hnts.
(Main I'loer)
Rhinestone-Set
Bar Pins
arc much in request te v, ear witn
Peter Pan cellait. and all sorts of
-pert waists.
We have them m ever se many
t.esigns, net te mention breeches
and horneshoe pins, all of eterline;
silver, for prices vaiying from
.-2 te $17.
(Main Fluer)
s
Sports Oxfords, New Ones for
Away Ahead of the Field
Twe-tone sports oxfords and two kinds te
cheese from.
Yeung men, all men are wearing them, wear
ing them for spprts or the carefree hours at the
club or at the shore.
First of all, are the light
ones that go se well with
flannels or a smart tweed
s,uit.
Of smoked horse, which
is light, almost sand color,
with dark mahogany tips
and instep saddles.
Then golfers or ether
sportsmen like the two-
A WONDERFUL selection of overstuffed furniture for the living
-tl room is in the extraordinary Wanamaker Sale. Three-piece
suit 8 covered with various fabrics and filled with all-hair are in
wide variety at $165.
American
of 106 Pieces, te go
at $15 a Set
SETS of strictly first quality, up te the Wana,
maker standard in every way.
Pretty border decoration in pink and blue,,
with geld edges and geld-traced handles.
As far back c-s we can remember, sets of this quaU
ity have TWt been sold regularly for as little as $15,,,
which is less than half today's market value. -
They cannot be made and marketed te sell ler that
al retail today.
.tuBt 50 sets in this .special let-go.
'Fourth
Men's
Handkerchiefs
Special at 25c Each
Every thread linen, tee, and
of a quality that will wear well
despite many tubbings.
The price by the dozen is only
.$2.76.
(Wcit All
Shirts!
(Meln Fleer)
R
egarding
mm
1 MP
Summer Suit Every
Man Intends te Get
it's a geed thing te call te mind that Winter is
ever and it is Spring, and every man who runs
himself en an equal with his business is getting
into new. bright, cheerful clothing.
True enough, that Winter suit was a geed
suit and it did a full share of service, but its
time is ever new and it has earned a comfortable
place among the tar balls for a while.
The man who is pros
perous is the one who i
looking that way in new-
Spring clothes.
And it is wise te
realize that the time
has come te "step
chasing rainbows" as
far as a man's clothing
is concerned.
It's just as foolish te
try te get something for
nothing as it is te be con
tent with nothing at all.
A Winter suit doesn't
leek at home in July, an?,
man will admit that.
I hlril
tone shoe darker, and it is
here. Of bearded calf in
tan with dark mahogany
tips and instep .saddle.
Better m a d e, better
looking, better shoes than
are selling for almost a
third mere.
And either style is at
the one low price, .$6.10.
(Alain ) loer)
te Les
Dinner Seta
lloer)
Walking- Sticks
Special at $4, $5
and $6
All with Prince of Wali-a
handles and made of cream-coJ-ered
malacca, some plain and
seme with handsome silver trim
mings. (Main rieur)
that
But the thing some
men have a hard time
realizing is that a suit of
clothes can't be built for
a pittance anymore than
a locomotive can be driv
en by the Spring breezes.
A suit of clothes that
lias been built for a price
i no suit at all, but the
one that is built for qual
ity is an investment.
And nearly every man
in Philadelphia who has
been around at all knows
that the best clothes in
America are at Wana
maker's. And the prices are be
tween S3,") and Sfi.1.
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