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"What Was He Werth?" Is a
Question Often Spoken
Between Sen
when some worthy or wealthy individual life
has come te an ending;
Personal appearance, place of residence,
special traits are seldom mentioned, but the talk
is all of his estates, his bank and ether stocks
and his bends and mortgages.
Far better would it be were it known that
after we have finished the earthly course we
should be valued for what we did for our city,'
its schools, its hospitals, its peer, blind and
afflicted people.
We ought te be worth something te our
nation and the city where we reside.
Signed
April 29, 1922.
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What Could Be Mere Charming Than a
Filmy Lace Gewnr1
j aiiim fVi Mid sewn Is
I Mick or brown or dark blue it is
'Midem were in .v ..." ...-.-'generally
useful for the dark
tee gown with short sleeves can
be used ler auernoen, xur nui,-wiv-fermat
dinners, for the theatre;
and nothing gees along mere
obligingly en a meter trip.
Most of our lace gowns of this
Waeter are combined with
Georgette or some silk crepe, and
the laces are in novelty and
Spanish effects.
Seme of the black gowns have
just an accent of vivid colors;
some of the dark blue or brown
gowns have designs outlined with
beads. There are hardly two
frocks alike.
Prices are $75 te $125.
(Flrt Fleer)
A Diamond Ring
Is a Gift of Sentiment
It is the customary form of
engagement pledge, it fre
quently does duty as a wedding
ring or it may be given as an
anniversary or birthday gift.
Be that as it may, such a
ring means an unending
source of pleasure te the aver
age woman. In that way it is
worth many times its cost.
In cheesing a diamond ring
for a gift the quality must ne
(Main Fleer)
considered above everything
else. Only the most perfect
stones are permitted in our
collection of fine diamond
jewelry. The mountings are
entirely of platinum, exquisite
in design, and some are set
with small diamonds in the
shanks.
The prices begin as low as
$140 and gradually ascend te
$2800.
Lace Tunics, Partly
1 Made, at $12.75
Pretty little affairs that are
Riving many a dress problem.
, The laces are .in Spanish and
diet effects and in a variety of
colors; and the tunics need but a
few stitches and an underslip te
make them complete.
Mln Fleer)
The Sports Hat Has
Many Phases
But, by far, the best sports hats
for late Spring are the natural
and colored leghorns with the
simplest of trimming.
The Canten crepe, taffeta and
stitched ribbon sports hats with
perhaps a decoration of em
broidery. And the light-weight
felts with ribbon band and stiff
bow.
All priced between $8.50 and
$25.
(Second Fleer)
There Is Only One Celer for
Her Graduation Dress
That is white, of course, and many young women
prefer te have the dress of a soft white crepe de chine.
It comes in handy during all the Summer.
Seme extremely pretty
white crepe de chine gradua
tion frocks have arrived at
moderate prices, $22.50 and
(32.50.
One style has the round
neck and bloused effect at the
waist which is se universally
becoming. The narrow girdle
is trimmed with crysanthe
mum rosettes and streamers
made of the silk, and there are
long ends te tie at the neck
and sleeves.
The price is $22.50.
The ether model is equally
pretty and simple. It has the
bloused waist, inset accordion
pleats in the skirt and is
trimmed with rosebuds of the
white silk. The price is $32.50.
Beth dresses are in sizes
14 te 20.
(Second Fleer)
White Sale
Handkerchiefs
for Women and Men
Fer women at 1Rc. 2fic. SKc nnrl
DOC pnrh nrn full-ainrl nlnin
hemstitched handkerchiefs of
oed Irish linen.
Fer men at 2Rp. 3Rf nnH liOn
eh i are generous-sized handker
chiefs of sturdy Irish linen.
in every case there is an addi
tional saving in buying a dozen
a time.
(Wcit Alile)
Children's Stockings
Shew Twe New
Celers
Pearl and champagne, and fash
ion favors them greatly for
Spring.
New stockings have come, mer
cerized lisle ribbed ones in a
weight that nearly every child
likes for warmer days. The new
shades are among the usual
popular colors in the new let
and all are 50 cents the pair.
(First Fleer)
Bringing this year mere than ever be
fore and better! Mere than 75,000
dainty new garments, ready te your hand,
with the Wanamaker new low prices
averaging 25 per cent below last year's
white sale.
T17hite and pink and white again. A glorious, endless
orchard of fluttering blossoms, all in the daintiest,
purest colors for Summer.
All se fresh and bright, all se pure and snowy. What
is richer, what is finer than white. And what is mere needed
all through the Summer?
White things of exclusive daintiness, white things of substantial prac
ticability. White things that madame can be robed in from the tips of her
tees te the crown of her head, outside and underneath.
White things that baby wears, or the elder sister, white things for
every purpose there are no finer white things.
And en Monday, when dainty Miss May comes dancing in, every
woman, from everywhere, can come and share.
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fruity One-third of the 75,000 Are
Philippine Undergarments
pOR the very geed reason that many women, having become
" accustomed te the extreme daintiness of hand-done lingerie, will
wear no ether kind. And the prices are wonderfully low for such
work, beginning at $1 for drawers and ending at $3.85 for the pret
tiest nightdress.
Next te the Philippine Un dermuslins in Importance
Come the Levely Silk Undergarments
Of washable satins, crepes and Georgette, in the most exquisite pinks,
blues, peach colors and orchids. Often these garments are simply and beau
tifully tailored, often they are enriched with real filet or hand-made lace in
Irish patterns. And they may be bought singly or in sets. Seme pieces of
a rough silk and cotton crepe are particularly charming.
The Peasant Nightgowns and Chemises
Shown nowhere else in the city are another interesting feature. Oddly
cut, fastened with cords and tassels and stitched in four colors. Chemises
are $2.25 ; nightgowns, $3.50.
The Demestic Undermuslins
Colored as often as white are the great backbone of the Sale.
There are thousands of practical and pretty white nainsoek garments
and quantities of colored ones the latter often in sets. The finest include
pieces with hand-made laces ; then there are white things with the colored
bindings se much in favor; and there are plenty of the simpler things which
women lay in by half dozens for common wear and for traveling. There
are colored crepe nightgowns that need no ironing for as little as $1 in
fact, the great majority of the prices run from 50c for a short petticoat te
$4.50 for a petticoat.
Incidentally, there is a wonderful let of sample garments at a third
and a half less than regular.
A few costume slips of cotton are $2 and $2.25 ; of sateen at $1.50.
The White Sale will be found en the Main and Third Floers.
Prices
On Philippine
Undermuslins
Nightgowns $1.85 te $8.50
Drawers $i te $2
Chemises $1.85 te $3.85
Petticoats 51.35
On Demestic
Undermuslins
Nightgowns 75c te $7.50
Chemises 75c te $5
Drawers 50c te $1.65
Leng petticoats 85c te $4.50
Short petticoats 50c te $1.65
Step-in bloomers 50c te $2.25
Bleemers 35c te $1.65
Corset covers 50c te $1.50
On Silk Undergarments
Nightgowns $3.85 te $7.50
Chemises $1.85 te $5.50
Bleemers $2.75 te $3.85
Step-in bloomers $1.85 te $3.85
Camisoles $1 te $2.25
ATew Summer
I Waists-
5000 Ready for
the White Sale
Ne question about it,
the prettiest and daintiest
waists that have been in a
White Sale for a long
time.
The fine materials, the
exquisite hand drawn-"
work and embroidery or
real laces, especially the
way the waists are made
and fit, all lend te their
unusualness. That tells the
story that they come from
the best makers.
The Prices Are
$1.65 te $5
A Saving of a
Third te a Half
450 Waists at $1.65
Mostly dimities in Peter
Pan or Tuxedo styles. Sem
have real picot and hand em
broidery. A number are
samples.
3650 Waists at $1.85
Seme samples and many in
Peter Pan or lingerie styles,
the latter being trimmed with
real laces or hand embroidered
or hand drawnwerk.
760 Waists at $2.25,
$2.85 and $3.85
In dimity and batiste, many
with hand-made cellars, real
Irish or filet laces. Seme are
fine sample waists.
125 Waists at $5
Silk tricelette tunics in two
styles, one with panels of a
contrasting color. In black,
navy. Bld, mehawk and
bisque.
(Eait und West AUlei)
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A Timely Special in
White Goods
Just in time for women who like
their own lingerie and their chil
dren's made at home.
Nainsoek, 3G Inches wide, $1.75
te $2.70; and 40 Inches wltle, '$3.75
(he piece; 4S Inches wide, $4.75 the
jlece.
Lonircleth, 30 Inches wide. $1.(10,
$1.75, $2, $2.40, $2.70 und $3.25 the
piece.
Se-called Japanese) nalnuoek, 39
Inches wide, $n.B0 thu piece.
(First Fleer)
New the Corsets in the White Sale
rphe Related Garments
in the White Sale
Fully 1000 Petticoats at 85c te $3.85
"LOWERED white sateen petticoats ; plain white sateen made
double up te the hip; white tub silks with double panels; jersey
silks in dark street shades, and pink crepes de chine with lace
trimmed flounces.
1500 White Aprons at 18c te 75c
Pretty nearly all the kinds of aprons there are.
1000 Boudoir Caps at 50c te $1.50
Dotted swiss and ether cottons, satins and ether silks, all gay and
pretty.
200 Garden Aprons at $1
Streng unbleached muslin, embroidered en pockets and front.
1000 Sample Negligees at Half or Clese te Half
Satins, crepes de chine, Georgette crepe; ever se many styles.
200 Printed Voile Dresses at $2
Brown effects chiefly. All are in large sizes.
350 Sample Perch Dresses at $1.65 te $3
Dotted Swisses, voiles, cotton crepes, checked crepes.
(Slain Fleer)
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Bridge Lamps ,
Fleer bridge lamps of mahefr-"
any-finished. weed, each with ad
justable arm of cast metal, price -
8.50.
Parchment shades te go with
them, $1.50 te $4.50.
(Fourth Fleer)
With Seme Men,
It's Ne Shirt but a
Twe-Toned Shirt
A two-toned shirt in which
the besom is pleated and- is
colored and striped.
Just such shirts are here.
Stripes of every size, every
description are en the bo3em,
and the besoms are made of
the finest French silk and linen
we have been abte te find. All
the rest of the shirt is plain
white Sea Island poplin.
A novelty shirt that is made
in our own cjfehi shirt way
with nil the exalting care and
fineness of finish that have
made custom shirts better.
The price is $10.
(Miiln riier)
Parisienne corsets of beautiful
pink broche three topless or low
bust models at $6 and $10.50.
L. R. specials of pink broche,
topless, $3.50.
(Third Fleer)
Wanamaker specials, five mod
els, topless or with low tops, one
for heavy figures, $1.50 te $3.75.
Pink bandeaux of various kinds
of materials, 50c, 60c and $1.
Madame Is All in White, Even te the Shoes She
Wears
AND for a woman te be altogether up-te-the-Spring
this year the shoes she
likes best for most of the time will be sports
shoes.
Newest of nil Win snorts shoes
te come along is the two-tone
J. M Pump with two straps and a
' ;S 'ltt' tongue. New and novel
nd as popular as a pump could
09.
Mostly the numns are of white
If fwivas. Fastened in front with
we straps, one at the top of the
jwtep opening and the ether at
we very bottom. In between is
the tiniest of tiny tongues of
Click nntnf lnnfV. TVin wine
I tips and heel fexings also are
went leather, perforated and
with sawtoeth edging. They
have leather soles.
Anether style is different only
that tan Russian calf is used in
stead of patent leather.
The price of each is $12.
As ever, the woman who fol fel
lows the game with the zest of
a true sportsman is cheesing
the two-tone sports oxford.
White buckskin with bal straps,
instep saddles and heel fexings
of black or brown. Seles are of
corrugated rubber and the price
is $14.
(Klr.t Fleer)
Plain white buckskin oxfords,
tee, are popular. With per
forations, sawtoeth edges and
rubber soles. Priced $10.
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Thousands of Children's
Garments at Geed
White Sale Prices
White Sale Handker
chiefs for Women
and Men
Fer women at 18c, 25c ,H5c and
50c each are full-sized plain hem
stitched handkerchiefs of geed
Irish linen.
Fer men at 2ec, .15c and 50c
each are generous-sized handker
chiefs of sturdy Irish linen with
quarter- or half-inch hems.
(Weit AUle)
A Brogue or an English Oxford as
Geed as a Man Can Wish, $8.50
Solidly geed shoes and every
pair is built te stay solidly geed.
There nre three styles for a
man te cheese from at the one
price, and if he be a man who
appreciates a little style with his
economy, the $8.50 shoe is the
happy meeting ground.
First of all, a young man wants
a brogue. Perfectly plain, per
haps, without perforations or
frills, but n brogue nevertheless.
And just such a shoe is here in
tan calfskin or black.
English once, English alwayi,
says the man who stays within
bounds as far as style is con
cerned. With him the plain ox
ford is popular, in tan.
Which means that mothers can
outfit the youngsters with Sum
mer clothes nnd undergarments
at something like half the usual
cost.
Needless te say, all the little
dresses, suits and underthings are
daintily made and net skimped in
any particular, except in price.
New babies' hand-made dresses
start at $1.25 and go up te $3.
Machinc-made dresses, $1 te $2.50.
First short dresses, six months
te two year sizes, are $1 te $2.25.
Tiny girls from two te six may
have colored or white tub frocks
from $1.25 te $3.85.
Small boys' suits, in colored
wash materials or colored treusers
with white blouses, $1.25 te $3.85.
Sizes two te five years.
Creepers and rompers, $1.25 te
$3 for tots from one te five years.
In sturdy cotton wash materials.
Undermuslins of all kinds, in
cluding drawers from 25c up te
princess petticoats at $3. And
there are nightgowns, nightdraw
ers, Oillie Burke, princess petti
coats, drawers and waists and
bloomers in between.
(Muin Fleer)
(Third Fleer)
Pure Flax Linens at New
Lew Prices
Full-bleached
flax
vy pure
inches wide,
W UPRISING are the opportunities and powerful the helpfulness
' of this intevnefited Furniture sale. Hundreds and hundreds et
Bte and odd pieces for any room, anywhere, are marked from 20 te
bper cent below market figures.
heav:
Irish table linen, C9
new $2 a yard.
Full-bleached heavy pure flax
damask napkins, 23x23 inches,
new $6.75 a dozen.
200 dozen huckaback and diaper
weave towels, pure flax, hemmed
ends, size 20x36 inches, new $1.25
mcK.
(llrtt Fleer)
115 dozen pure linen huckaback
towels, with hemstitched ends,
size 24x38 inches, new $1 each.
150 dozen pure linen gluss
towels, blue and red checks, new
75c each. Size 22x34 inches,
hemmed.
All of these groups are at much
less than the regular markUgi,
Celd Drink Is Kept Celd or a Het
Meal Het
all through the day, or all through the night, or any time at all for ten
straight hours, in a vacuum bottle or a vacuum jug.
Of all the things that people de, there's hardly a place that a vacuum bottle
isn't a real comfort te have along. In the business office, vacuum sets sit right en the
desks where busy men are striving te make the world bigger. They are there te keep
refreshing ice water refreshing. A carafe, glass and tray comprise a set, and for
various sizes and finishes prices range from $11.50 te $17.
Or in the bedroom such a little set keeps a drink fresh throughout the night.
Motorists who have learned the harm of drinking strange water carry vacuum
jars with them. Twe-quart size, $7.50; gallon size, $10 te $15.
Feed jars keep a bite te cat as war m as any journeyer could wish it, and the .
pint sizes are $2.50 and $3; quart sizes, $3 and $4.50.
Every picnicker, in fact, every one, knows the geed old vacuum bottle for keeping
warm drinks warm and cold drinks cold. In many styles, shapes and forms from '
$1 ie 910.
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