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The Biographies of Napeleon
J Recd.tlie act
that Napeleon always affirmed that the terrible
'passage across, the ' bridge of Ledi fixed his
ambition te become a great leader.
Frem that time he followed a star te try te
be the world's conqueror. A
Had he moderated his disposition he would
probably-have net been banished te St. Helena.
A natural, well-directed ambition
contributed te our beloved General U. S. Grant
at every step and sent him twice te the.
President's chair at Washington.
Se, tee, it was with President Roosevelt.
A proper ambition should stir every boy's
heart.
Signed
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Newcomers Among '
Women's Coats and Capes
Newcomers,
but fast favorites
for all that-being re-orders of
Styles proven geed.
Pint come certain light gray,
tll-woel tweed coats, mad.e with
nglan sleeves, patch pockets' and
leather buttons. Priced $25.
Then pole ceais 01 un L-ueviut,
(Flrit Fleer)
also made raglan style and fin
ished with rows of stitching,
Price $30.
Then tricetine capes, some with
scarf ties and light linings, some
three-quarter length with deep
silk fringe; all in black and navy,
ana au priced at $47.6U.
Certain French
Hats Are New
Reduced
' Many women leek forward
te this event in order te add
at least one or two genuine
Paris hats te their Summer
wardrobes.
Beautiful hats of advanced
fashion and their only draw
back, if such it could be called,
is the fact that we have used
them as the inspiration for
tome of our finest millinery.
Every hat has as much as
third taken from its price.
(Stcend Fleer)
Inexpensive Blue
Jewelry
One of the cases in the Main
Aisle is given ever te some new
pieces of imitation lapis lazuli,
especially of pendant necklaces,
a little longer than hitherto, with
a geed deal of artistic metal work
combined with the blue beads.
Prices are $9 te $15.50.
Alse here are the blue bead
necklaces, . earrings and brace
lets. (Main Fleer)
':' When Madame Steps Out' of an
Afternoon Wearing a Trim
Little Sandal
of black suede, with a high ankle strap and cut-out -effect
above the heel foxing, every one sees at a glance she is a step
I ahead in footwear fashion, but Madame herself feels she is
a step ahead in footwear comfort as well.
Smarter sandals are really hard
te find, or mere comfortable ones.
They have the low Spanish heels
and are priced $12.
Then a little slipper that a
teman likes te wear when shop
ping, or anything else that causes
her te walk a let, is of black kfd
skin with a single, plain strap
across the instep. Turn soles and
small Leuis heels help te make
it the most restful slipper imag
inable, while $10 makes it easy
te have.
(Flr.t Fleer)
Paris Designed Side Draperies
for Younger Women
hlJf-Wa? S0,metWng different from the loose, straight,
EESlu ec' and rather hard se the French dress
makers thought te copy.
OUt te the Amnion., .!..
rters all things are possible,
we have just received
" of the prettiest domestic
SSXl 0f th? new w-
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VS te !,rlce8 arc ?3 low
AZV0? a,fteen and
weetwear, developed in crepe
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(Second Fleer)
de chine, Canten crepe, crepe
faille and moire in navy, black
and all the new shades.
The draperies bring all the
fullness te the sides, leaving
the front from neck te hem
perfectly plain. Odd beaded
cabochons, , buckles or chry
santhemum' rosettes catch the
draperies at the waist line
making the prettiest imagin
able effect.
M be . , , complexion is something that mustn't
M facto f d ln CVen the levelie8t MaU weather in fact,
ttmJil-treatment' is almost mere neceasam then than at
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New Dotted Swiss
Blouses With Rejal
Irish Lace
They are just as pretty and
dainty as they' can be and a
woman who is looking for, a
lingerie blouse for her tailored
suit or te wear with a separate
skirt would have a hard time te
find anything that she would like
mere.
One of the styles has a new
turnover cellar edged with the
lace and a front pleat edged with
plcet. The ether has a tuxedo
cellar and frill edged with lace.
They are $6 and $6.75.
There i still another model
in fine white veile with a great
deal of Irish lace en the cellar
and wide graduated frill. It is
$8.75.
(Third Fleer)
American Hall
Clocks Stand
Every fhch for
for Quality
There are no finer clocks
made in the world, we be
lieve, and they are known for
their time-keeping throughout
every civilized country.
But even among American
clock makers, some are bet
ter than ethers. Only the best
are represented in our large
collection of hall clocks. In
the same way the cases are of
the finest carved mahogany.
Clocks, chiming the quar
ter hour en tubular bells, start
as low as $270 and go up by
easy stages te. $855.
(Main Fleer)
75 Cape-Suits and Ceat Suits
Hurrying Out at Half
lain c61ers, plaids and herring
Odds and ends which we have,
put down te $18.75 te clear them
out.
But they are fresh and very at
tractive, for all- that made of
geed tweeds and mixtures in
Pi
benes: dark and light, eav and
quiet, splendid for country and
morning wear, the Kind of thing
which every woman finds really
necessary for some hours of her
day.
, (First Fleer)
Along Come Hundreds
of Pieces of Luggage
And Every One Is Priced Frem a
Third te a Half Bel6w Prevailing
Retail Prices
One of the most surprising selections of luggage
that ever has been the privilege of the Wanamaker
Stere te sell below regular prices.
One of the biggest luggage values that it has been
the privilege of any store te offer in years and years.
There are fitted traveling cases for women,
$16.75 and $67.50.
There are fitted overnight bags for women,
$22.50 te $50.
There are 'unfitted traveling cases, $9 te
$18.
There are traveling bags for men, $8.75 te
$28.50.
Suit Cases for men with the extension bel
lows or the portmanteau type, $10.50 te $30.
Sample cases for men, $9 te $13.50.
Kit bags for men are $18.50 te $32.50.
In fact, most every kind of luggage a man or a
woman asks te travel with nowadays.
Every piece is splendidly made of geed material.
The sample lines from two of the biggest manufacturers
in the country. """
The fittings are the newest and most practical ; in
several colors or two-tone effects.
The leathers are black or tan, and as geed as leather
could be. The workmanship excellent.
(Main Fleer)
We Leave These Living-Roem Suits at
$165 te Your Own Judgment
We can de this with confidence, because we knew that
the better hair, better springs, better webbing, better cord
age will all prove themselves in geed time.
These suits are of the overstuffed type in an assortment
of tapestry and velour coverings. They were made in our
own s'heps.
AH of them are all-hair filled.
They arc just one group in the
most helpful sale of furniture wc
have ever held outside of Febru
ary or August.
In addition there Is a splendid
selection of dining-room .suits. and
bedroom suits, all at 20 te 50 per
cent less than market prices.
Besides the three-piece suits
for living rooms at $165, we' also
inn variety of veleurs.
There is a group of cretonne
covered chairs at $31 and $34 and
tapestry-covered chuirs at $38 unci
$42.
Upward of a hundred library
and davenport tables in a most
interesting variety are new $25 te
$137.
Everything in the sale is 20 te
Children's Hats and
Goats Specially
Priced
New little white Milan hats at
$3 and $3.50 are a particularly
nice quality and they come in
very geed shapes for small boys
or girls from two te four years.
They have white or navy blue
ribbon bands and some have rib
bon facing.
Anether new shipment of
cloth coats in porcelain blue at
$7.50. They arc lined through
out and are in sizes te fit boys or
girls from two te six years.
(Third; Fleer)
4500 Yards Crepe
Voile, Special, 30c
a Yard
In ether words, it is about half
price and it comes just in time
for women who need a number
of tub dresses for everyday wear.,
It is net only cool, but it leeks
cool as well, being white with
pink, blue, green or lavender
stripes. In some cases there are
two-color effects. The stripes arc
woven and the material is a yard
wide.
(Writ Aldle)
New Chiffens Frem
France, $1.25 a
Yard
In black, navy, flesh, pink and
white.
Fabrics of the most fashion
able kind for light, airy Summer
dresses.
All-silk, and all at an excep
tionally moderate price for such
goods, $1.25 a yard, 39 inches
wide.
(Flr( Floert
A Weman Outdoors
Wants Sports Hese
Bccause just as seen as she
gets outdoors she sees the great
advantage of thicker, heavier
hosiery.
And if anything is fashionable
and geed in Sports hose it is in
the collection at Wanamaker's.
Silk and mercerized cotton
mixed stockings in the fancy drop
stitch weave are $1.25 the pair.
Mercerized lisle stockings with
the cluster rib, $1.25.
Heavy jibbed golf hose that are
worn with knickers. Champagne
color and with fancy colored tops.
Priced $2.50.
English cluster ribbed mercer
ized sports hose in gayer colors,
$3.
Silk-and-wool sports stockings
with hand - embroidered silk
clocks. Lighter Weight and in a
wide range of colors. The price
is $4.50 the pair.
(Flnt Fleer)
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"There's a Deep, Dark Mystery Afoot
in Philadelphia
Se says wise old New Yerk. "They are talking about strange things there"
agrees Chicago, and all the rest of the country is puzzled, sorely puzzled.
And it's all because the sires and grandsire? are getting lined fen
Philadelphia's very own J
Straw Hat Day This Saturday
Te talk straw hat day is te talk riddles
te all the land save Philadelphia. Other
cities never heard of it, and every man
puts en a straw hat whenever he feels the
urge, instead of every one stepping out
together and telling the world that Winter
is ever.
But here it is different. Many a man
would miss a birthday or two rather than
give up straw hat day it's an emancipa
tion day, a sort of a "Fourth of July for
heated heads and moist brews."
The students at the Universitv of Penn.
sylvania, mere health te them for it, caused .
an mis commotion aDeut siraw nat aay.
It's the day of one of their biggest baseball
games (usually with Princeton, but this
year they play Annapolis), and the whole
student body races out te root with bright,
new straw hats.
Years age it started and the grateful
city has followed suit ever since.
A great thing, this straw hat day, and
it's an exclusive Philadelphia festival that
nobody can take away.
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And just as a man in Philadelphia knows all about Straw Hat Day,
se does lie knew that the best, most fashionable, finest Straw Hats in the
land are found at Wanamaker's. Lincoln-Bennett and Redleaf Londen
hats stand far above all ethers.
And there is an unusually large showing this year between $2.50
and $5.
(MaliTFIoer)
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Heney nougat puffs in glass
jars, ribbon tied, $1.25 a jar.
Camee caramels, $1 a pound.
Camee French chocolates, but
terfly shape, $1 a box.
(Dorrn Stairs Stere)
Silk Undergarments Are
Important in This Sale
of White
Plenty of the ieally beautiful and beautifully made
crepes de chine and ether washable silks the garments which
have practically taken the place of the fine white things of
ether years.
domestic undergarments the lat
ter in colors as often as white.
Among the kindred garments
are white aprons at 18c te 75c;
bungalow dresses of gingham and
chambray, some candy-striped, at
65c and 75c; boudoir caps at 50c
te $1.50; silk" petticoats in colors
and white at $2.75 te $3.85; flow
ered cotton petticoats at 85c, and
sample negligees at half.
A few cotton crepe kimo'neS
from Japan are $1.50 and $2.
Here are crepe de chine night
gowns, tailored, at $3.85 te $5;
and lace trimmed at $3.85 te
$7.50; and chemises at $1.85 te
$5.50. These are in pink, peach,
blue and orchid.
Here are step-in bloomers
crepe de chine or radium at
$1.85 te $5.
Camisoles of crepe de chine,
pink and white only, at $1 te
$2.50.
Alse plenty of Philippine and
The Best Sports Suits Have
4 Pieces, Including Knickers
And Are in the Men's Londen Shep
One of the best assort
ments a man can find, with
a suit for young men or
men of a few mere years'
experience.
Suits with the plain sack
back that can be worn
either for golf or in the
city; suits with the belleuse
sport back that is se full of
freedom; and once again
the belted Norfelks have
come in sports suits.
Either the half or full belts.
There are suits of the
best domestic materials or foreign fabrics, in browns, grays,
greens, herringbones, checks and everplaids heavy,
medium or light weight.
And prices range from $42.50 te .$60, and if a man
deesn t want the knickers a suitable reduction will be made
en' the three-piece suit.
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Small Beys' Suits
in the White Sale
Geed suits for het days and
they are the kind that will stand
a let of hard wear and many
tubbings.
Seme have white waists of
poplin or madras and colored
(Third Fleer)
chambray trousers. Others are
all of one color. They arc pret
tily smocked or stitched with
silk and the prices are very little,
$1.25 te $3.75. Fer boys of two
te nve years.
"Mere of These Geed
lf Madras Shirts Have
Come for Men at $1.55
Men took them by the thousands, and little wonder,
ler it s the best shirt value in years.
A dozen te this man, a dozen te that and it wasn't
long before the whole let looked thin.
But hundreds mere have come and hundreds of mere
men can have a dozen or se for the Summer at the same
low price.
r nWe vjen re.adras, every one, and geed woven madras.
Well-made shirts, cut ever the Wanamaker full form and
up te Wanamaker specifications.
What is mere, the identical shirts have been selling
here right along from a third mere te nearly twice as
much. J
Sizes 14 te 18.
(Main l'loer)
Iren Fleer Lfimps
at $3.50
Fine for Summer cottages and
inclesed perches. Of hand-wrought
iron, each having adjustable arm,
extra long cord and polychrome
decoration; and the three-footed
bases are welded en.
Shudes te go with them are
$1.50 and $1.75.
(Fourth Fleer)
Pillows in Cretonne
Fer use en perches, in living
rooms, in bedrooms.
A seemingly endless variety of
patterns and color effects.
Prices, $1, $2, $2.25, $3.25 and
$4.50.
Chair Cushions in prptnnnn.
including scats and backs, $2.25,
The First New
Bekhara Rugs
in Years
L'nebtainable!
Fpr the past four or five years
that one word summed up the
situation as regards Bekhara
rugs.
New n new let is here.
The rugs are fine specimens of
the kind, in rich, warm reds
with all-ever ilgures in ivory.
And prices are quite moderate
2.3x4,8 ft. te 4.3x6.7 ft. at $65
IU 910,
$2.50 and $3 a set
(Firth Fleer)
These Geed Wanamaker Twe-Toned
Sports Oxfords Are the Talk
of Many Men
and the pride at many clubs First tim ii.i,f 1:1.
where sports rule the day, for no ,J "". th ,"r,,t uenc ,lke 0US
ether two-toned sports oxfords 110 we"i' everywhere. Of smoked
leek as geed or are as geed at horse (which is sand color) with
anything near the price. dark mahogany wing tins, instee
At iviu there are two kinds saddles nn.l bnel fnvin., t.,ki-
suction soles.
(Main Fleur)
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