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details and facts of which I write, in the hope
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a feeling in the heart
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I'J awtf en giving in return,
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200 Feuitjgr TFemen's TYueetf
SihYs, Special at $16.50
A fair price for them would be about double!
, i. Beautiful qualities of herringbone, checked, diag
onal and plain tweeds with crepe de chine or soft peau de
cygne linings in, the coat. All Were made by one of the
best tailors we knew.
We took every tweed suit this tailor had and he is ,
net contemplating making any mere this season. That
is the reason for the price.
, In all the fashionable blues, rose, tan, orchid and
gray, and all sizes from 14 te 20 years.
(Second Fleer)
Enough Smart Tweed Capes
for 50. Wejtnen
, inree groups ei tweeas are
d and are reduced accordingly.
Thele at $25 arc cut full, with
ped armholes and the colors
mixtures.
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7eie at S30 are in brown block
(I'lriit Fleer)
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50 Fine Capes With Dresses K
ReducedNew $75 te $185
The richest silk crepes Canten and the heavier
weaves in lovely colors, such as the new browns and
S.ns',a Perrvinkle blue, a silver gray, and a lighter
clue, besides the dark blue and brown and black which
cwn 10 De inevitable.
Seme Of the cane nr hnnnrl
with grosgrain ribbon; othera
wve oddly ornamented cellar
W cellars of fur; and some of
tMm are reversible with erav
figured silk within and JuE
(Flr.t Fleer)
Women Sav a White SliniUr Tc
Daintiest When It Has One Strap
Much i-?e neWC3t white sliPPera for afternoon wear are
7 ." a,lke With v.ne straD. medium top and vamn. iiirn Hftlps.
J two-inch Leuis heels.
oeme are buckskin, some canvas, ethers kid.
canvas slippers are priced $14; buckskin and kid, $15.
(Flr.t Fleer)
Beautiful New Silks, of the
Most Wanted Kinds
ile.t Spet.de c!ltae "Mn
"t desirable coers. black,
A heaiiifi ,u"' "mcK
t trZiuXS nQW Bhwing at
Wright in every essential -
- Square Cerner
te personality, but
stands for reality?
counts eleven.
Qptai
seiu aewn te a lew ei a
pluids and indistinct plaids in
etner colors.
At 50 the Fapes are of im
jjenea vwceas in son, agreeaDie
tones with linings of soft taffeta.
silk without or vice versa.
Seme show combinations of
heavy lace with the silk.
Hurdly two of these cape
dresses are alike
The present prices are a sub
stantial drop from first ones.
Canten and Canten crepe, in
whlie ,. i,i .iV,ii,
wmie navy, Deige ana pinK.
reliably low prices for goods
' te f 4.50a yard. .
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Brunswick
Style 200
A genuine "Brunswick"
phonegraphmost depend
able, and certainly well
worth its price of $100.
It is geihg into many
homes and' making most
enthusiastic friertds by
the beauty" of its tone, its
splendid appearance and
perfect mechanical con
struction. Sold en the following
plan:
Brunswick Phonograph,
Style 200 .'.$100
Records of your choice. . . 10
$110
Pay $15 with order, bal
ance $5 monthly.
(Second Fleer)
-Women's
Handkerchiefs at a
New Price, 20c
Just arrived from Lurgan, Ire
land, especially for the White
Sale.
Net only a new price for n
woman's handkerchief, 20c each
or $2.20 a, dozen, but a remark
ably nice quality.
Plain hemstitched and would
make excellent vacation hand
kerchiefs for women or girls
going away for the Summer.
(Main Fleer)
Twe White Goods,
Specials
Beth here at the moment when
women are most interested in
getting supplies of white things
generally.
1000 yards of 38-inch white
voile at 25c. An admirable qual
ity for almost any use.
1000 yards of 36-inch under
wear madras, in stripes only,
19c a yard. Fine for women's
pajamas and children's dresses.
(Flrt Fleer)
Parisienne Corsets
in the White Sale
arc noteworthy, indeed, for (the
prices. All beautifully made and
fine in every way.
One model of pink striped ma
terial is topless, long and light
in weight, being designed for
average women, and is only $6.
A second is slightly heavier,
designed for larger women. It
has a medium bust and long skirt
and is carried out in pink broche,
$10.50.
Third comes a pretty pink
corset, well boned and long, with
a girdle top. This also is $10.50.
(Third Fleer)
Geed Water-Leving
Bath Towels
Special at 50c and
75c Each
Size 22x47 at 50c and size 24x
51 at 75c. Excellent grades, well
woven of geed absorbent cotton
yam and finished with hemmed
ends.
White as snow and full of geed
service.
(First Fleer)
A Gay Silk Scarf
Adds the Needed
Celer
Sometimes the tailored suit
is tee somber and requires a
bit of brightness. Sometimes
it is tee vivid and needs toning
down. The silk scarf may
serve cither purpose.
Some new artificial silk
wfcirfs are knitted in a fancy
stitch and ere either plain with
striped border or bayadere
striped. In bright sports col
ors, also tans and grays, ?5.
Others in artificial silk in
fancy weave, plain colors or
two toned, 18 inches wide,
$0.50.
New real silk scarfs in
plnin colors with htriped bor
ders are special at $12. Others
in bayadere stripes, spertn
tones, at $18,
(Main Fleer)
Mere About Tunics
Georgette tunics with elbow
sleeves and charming decoration
of self-colored beads; colors gray,
taupe, henna, Copenhagen, navy
and black, $26.75.
Veile tunics, in white, rose, coral,
tan, gray, Copenhagen and orchid
are also beaded with white beads,
and priced nt'$19 nnd $2C75.
It is worth remembering that
all the beads arc put en with a
lock stitch.
(Main Fleer)
Recent Beeks ,
"Pirates' Hepe," by 'Francis
Lyndc, $1.75. A 'twentieth cen
tury romance of n desert island.
"The 8 Strokes of the Cleck."
by Maurice Lc Blanc, $1.75.
Being the latest exploits- of
Arsene Lupin.
"Making the Heuse a Heme,"
by Edgar A. Guest, 75c. A story
which will reach the heart of
every father and mother.
"The Minds and Manners of
Wild Animals," a book of per
sonal observations by William T.
Hornaday, Sc. D., A. M., price
$2.60.
(Main Fleer)
t Seems That the Whole White
Sale Is Founded en Inex
pensive Undermuslins
Garments galore between 50 cents and $4.50.
Mostly nainsoek, because coolest and airiest for
Summer, but there are any number of sturdier long
cloths and cambrics se many women prefer them.
In spots one would think this
is net a White Sale at all,
there's se much color te be
seen. All the dainty, fresh
colors a woman likes for
warmer days and here the
underthings are made mostly
of batiste.
But the big outstanding
point are the values better
than ever. Fer instance, cel
(Main Fleer)
White Sale Dresses for the
Little Children
Hundreds of fresh, dainty frocks 'and, for the younger babies,
Creepers!
There are plenty of the everyday colored dresses for morn
ings and the finer ones of white for the afternoons. In fact, all
that will be needed for Summer days, and that means a gieat
many, as mothers knew.
Creepers, $1.25 te $3
Are of crepe, dimity, llncnc,
chambray or poplin for babies of
one te three irs
White Dresses, $1 te $5
Are In sizes from nix months te
two years. In lawn, nainsoek or
batiste with tiny tucks, feather
stltchlnir anil some are Uce
trimmed. A number nre hand
made.
(Third
Thousands of Leather
Handbags, the Fruits
of One Sweeping Pur
chase, Have Come in for
a Third Less.
And that means a full third below the prices the identi
cal bags have been selling for right along.
Fashion's favorite bags for Spring.
And fashion's favorite shapes make up the entire let.
There arc dull seal bags, or shiny bright seal bags, or
soft velvety calfskin bags. Seme are swagger shape, some
envelope, some sports, some gathered pouch and ethers the
practical shopping shape.
With single handles or double handles, of cord or of
leather.
' Tan bags, gray bags, black bags', brewh bags. All the
newest bags, all the best bags as far as leather gees, and the
prices arc $3.50, $4 and' $6,50.
(Main Ifloer)
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Coel Embroidered
$wi88es for the
Warm Days
Coming
Every bit as fashionable as
last Summer, if net mere se,
and decidedly less in price.
There are all the plain col
ors, including white and black,
also white with colored dots
nnd colored grounds with
white or contrasting colored
dots. ,
A particularly geed assort
ment brought ever from
Switzerland and priced 75c te
$1.60 the yard.
(rlmt Fleer)
French Veilings
Special, 75c a Yard
Small dotted effects, se pretty
with turbans and toques, and here
in all the geed colors black,
navy, taupe and. brown, and con
trasting colored dots also.
"Frame veils" bome women call
them because the dotted part is
ever the face and the ends are
plain:
(Main Fleer)
ered or white nightgowns are
$1 te $2.85; chemises, $1 te
$1.75. A double panel white
petticoat can be had for as
low as $1, while a short petti
coat is priced down te 50 cents.
And geed is the assortment
of allied garments white
aprons from 18c te 75c; caps,
50c te $1.50; silk and cotton
petticoats, 85c te $3.85.
White Dresses, $2.25
te $3.S5
J'ur elder children fiem two te
six jenrH. They are lawn or nain nain nain
seok nnd seme are trimmed with
Plnlt or bluu lawn.
Colored Dresses, $1.25
te $4.75
Pretty little irlnjrham. lawn, ha
tlst elle and crctonrie frocks,
many with bloomers blzes two
te six jearv.
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The Chickering
Piane
Fer Nearly a
Hundred Years Has
Inspired Great
Pianists, Singers
and Musicians
WITH the Chickering
they 'have achieved
the maximum of artistic
success.
Among the great
names inseparably asso
ciated with it are -Liszt,
Gounod, Jenny Lind, Ru Ru
seni, de Pachman.
Today such pianists,
singers and violinists as
Dehnanyi, Mirevitch,'
' Ysaye, Kubelik, Alda,
Piastre and Hckett find -in
the Chickering a per
fect medium for the dis
play of their highest
artistry.
f Sele distributors of the
Chickering piano in Phil
adelphia are the
Wanamaker
Piane Salens
where they may be tested
at any time and pur
chased en convenient
terms.
. (Keptlnn Hull, brreitil Fleer)
A Bevy of Waists
Help Make the
White Sale Great
Women bought nnd bought and
then came back for mere. There
never was a woman who found
the had enough white blouses for
warm weather.
At $1.65 and $l.Se are espe
cially popular waists, and there
are mere of them here. All kind.-,
including many pretty Peter Pan
styles that arc se much in request
for tweed suits and sweaters.
Alse some particularly levelv
voiles at $1.85 and 2:r with
trimmings of real lace. Seme
have short bleeves.
(i:att and Wmt lp)
Lamps for
Summer Hemes
Reed fleer and tnble lamps are
here in pretty nearly all the fin
ishes necessary te go with reed
furniture, nt prices ranging from
$12 te $75.
Little mahogany-finished bou
doir lamps, complete with silk
shades lined with rose, blue or
geld silk, are $3.
22-inch shade" of gay glace
cotton will take the place of finer
ones and cost only $t5.
Iren fleer lamps with adjust
able arms may be had for $4 and
$11.50. Shades for them arc
?1.G0 and $1.75.
(I'eurtli Fleer)
What of Your
Window Curtains
for Summer!
Heay draperies must new give
way te "fluffy rulfles," if tlw
home is te present that coelv
fresh, attractive appearance that
should characterize it in tht
glorious Summer time.
Summer curtains arc shown m
delightful asseitmcnt in the Up
holstery Stere; nmeng them:
Iluflleil eiliv
plain ami ntnircti
'1.30. $1.50, $.'.
lalr.
3 ami up te $3 a
J2 50 te ie a ial!
Hunted.
!71&d. dettrel nn.1 f1i.fAri .
dine, IS. $3.50 te 55 .i r.iir
1.
urenudlne eurt.alni In Wue. rose
nnd Held, JJ.50 and $5 n juli.
I'lnln m'rlm curinlim, liunstltclied.
Soe a jwlr.
i'lnln Bcrini curtalm villi
cdtre. H 15 a pair
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f !'nJ iwanjulHett." lurtalns. J I ;
and 1 65 a ixilr MariiiUU Mil1,
lace edge, 1.73 nnd ?2 3e a puir.
(Hllh lloer)
A Cedar Chest That the Dust
1 Can 9t Filter Threuah
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3Gx20-in. bize
30xi8-in. size
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equipped with tight-fitting, secure dust-proof strips ' ' y
Net only dust proof, but the chests won't warp and they won't unlit
All have locks and casters. y bPlllf
MEN ARE building buildings and buy
ing stock and running around in:
flashy new automobiles and the world's all
toned up and going ahead again. Tltefc
things have come te pass because prjees
are right and men have faith.
And if a man knows anything at all
he knows
J:his Is the Time of All
Times te Buy New
Clothing
THIRST of all, it's May, and Winter's skepticism
is all thawed out, and a man who is up with
the times wants te leek as if he is through with
the long "sleep."
Alive, and up and doing is the spirit of the
day, and te de anything at all well a man must
be clothed in optimism.
On the ether hand,
clothing prices have been
right alongside of bricks
and lumber and stocks and
everything else.
Fer a fact, they have
gotten new te a point
where a man who can use
a pencil and paper te any
advantage hears that wee,
small voice within him say
"new boy, go te it. All
you need."
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The New Gelf Shirt for Men
Has Underdrawers en It
and the shirt can't come out no matter hew hard the
swing or hew many swings a man takes.
Many a man has been
j i icnt uiu it seunia mcy an are getting tnem, ler the new
' shirt surely is being received with open arms.
The shirt part is plain white cheviot, with soft
cellar attached and short sleeves. The, drawers are of
white plaid nainsoek.
Priced $3.50.
If the Reck of Gibraltar Had
Been the Werk
iieuncr me lar-iameu rock
ninr.ci e wuiu nave eeen one mite mere solid.
Saying a let, but we mean a let about these partic
ular oxfords and every man who sees them and feels
them and tries them en will say just as much
nibiw an, geed, sturdy, "iron-clad" Scotch calf
skin. And every man knows there's no better leather
for a shoe. Made plain, with a tee ever se slightly like
a brogue, and harnessed stitched throughout. The soles
are solid white oak.
Tan of course. Made te wear and made te leek
worthy of wearing. And the price is $13. v
(Main rioer) ,
A
Desirable Furniture of Evrv
Standard Type
te 5U Fer Cent Less in This
Exceptional Sale
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Bedroom suits, $175 te
$715.
Dining-room suits, $200 te
$785.
Overstuffed living - room
and livinivL18 T'-? tandard tyj)e of bedroom, dining-roer""'
ell1M,"?5I.,lS1.lt.u,e "Presented, but the selection
, J"'? !n the famous events of February and -Xiit'imt ry
is deubtlul if nn equally comprehensive and varie, lasseiP
reduction!10 fUrnUl,Pe 0Ver wa effcr " suchTrjf
All at 20 te 50 per cent less than market va
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j8 L bests with boxed shaped lids and
V.Y.m.Te Enforced corners are in two sizes
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What's mere, it's a fact
that a man can see for
himself. The suits this
year are net only better
made than two years age,
but suit for suit, the pricefe
are almost half.
The best clothes in
America are right at
Wanamaker's and priced
between $35 and $G5.
Meer)
wishing for such an arrange-.
of a Shoemaker l
nor the new oxfords at Wana-
Is Offered at 20
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suits, a remarkable choice F
$105. J
Hundreds of individc
pieces for living rooms, bA
rooms and dining rooms.
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