fe. EVENING PUBLIC iJflUGEK--PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUKE 24, 1922 , H ! '
P1"' I j n. rtrcrnn at 11 nnil i'KO
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
Daylight-Saving Time
Stere Closes at 5
Daylight-Saving Tim
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
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The Master Minds and Hands of Every Natien in the World Are
Werk Turning Out Fine Things for the People of This Great City te
Enjoy, and This Wealth of Artistry Meets at Wanamaker's
tffa&i
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m
Te Make This Stere Fresh
and Beautiful
is the effort of our buyers and attendants every
day.
There are new goods coming in every day.
The invitation te come only te see and enjoy
new things is just as cordial as if you were coming
te buy.
There is no effort in the advertising or
displays, of articles te trap you into buying.
. We like you te knew what we are doing every
day. Our buyers and offices in Europe are snipping
something te us by almost every steamer.
Signed
June sH, 1922.
rpHE Auteuil Steeplechase Brought Out
Capeline Hats
according te a recent cable
from Paris te Wanamaker's.
The cable also states that the
capelines were large and made
of crin and crepe.
This is interesting informa
tion for women who cheese their
hats in the Wanamaker Milli
nery Salens, for the large droep-ing-brim
capeline that Paris is
wearing can be found here in
its most charming form.
Transparent brim, of lace or
lace edges vie with lovely
(Hecend
New Hungarian Blouses Are Decided
Novelties
One thing we are quite sure
about is that you will net Bee
such patterns anywhere else.
The blouses arc of fine white
voile with round smocked necks
eDcnintr down the back, long
sleeves smocked at the wrist I
(Third
A QUAINT Little
L a d y Carries
Tour Bathing Suit
She is the new "Bathing Bag
Dell," and under her wide
flounced or ruffled skirt of
brlght-colerod cretonne is cun
ningly hidden a rubber-lined
bag te held a wet bathing suit.
In her skirt is also a tiny
pocket for change, or perhaps
a handkerchief, and through her
head is a long silk cord, by
which she is held. The chances
are you won't find her else
where. Heie she is marked
$3.75 nnd $4.25.
And you will nlse find all the
ether accessories for a smart
bathing costume slippers,
shoes, rubber caps and hats,
rubber bathing sashes and se
en.
(Muln Fleer)
1000 Yards of Beige Silk Ratine
at 95c a Yard
Considering the great demand
for beige, we have been fortu
nate in procuring a thousand
mere yards of the popular all-
(First
Pleuncings,
Gingham and
Organdie, Special
The white organdie has
bands of gingham in red, laven
aer Copenhagen, brown, pink
and black, and until new it sold
(or a substantially larger sum.
Price $1.35 yard.
(Went AUIe)
Undermuslins
for Less
Odd.q unit ..n.lt ..! c t i.
Wgntgewns, chemises and Billic
're pajamas, all at prices
.-" 4wm a mirn e a null
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iiii?Wek'
QMffamfe.
flowers and fruit en capelines
and some of the ether large
Summer hats. White and pale
tinted hats are in particular
favor for lingerie frocks, but
many women prefer black,
lightened with a transparent
brim.
Every hat comes from our
own milliners, who have caught
the inspiration of Paris.
Prices start at $18 and go
gradually upward.
Fleer)
and either cress stitching
or
solid embroidered designs en
the front and en the sleeves.
Each of the two styles has
bright red and blue embroidery
and smocking.
Priced $4.85.
Fleer)
Corsets for Little
Several kinds of corsets have
had hurrying-out prices marked
en them, because some are
mussed and in ethers the sizes
are broken.
L. R. Specials are $1 te $6.50.
L. R. elastic girdles, $1.50
and $2.
C. B. seconds, small sizes,
65c.
Letitia corsets, $5 te $6.50.
Parlsienne corsets, $6 te $30.
Frelaset front-lace corsets,
$8.50.
Madame Lyras, $3.
(Third Fleer)
New Silk Peasant Dresses
Embroidered in Ukrainian Fashion
JUSt One Of the fflseinnfincr nmmlKoe V.n4- !. v.
Women's Salnn is inrrnrtnnlna-
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Picture a beautiful quality of
crepe cle chine in tile blue, dafFe
(111, orchid, jade, gray or white
made with the high, round peas
ant neck and long-bleuscd sleeve
which ties at tne wrist. The
embroidery in vivid colors is en
the sleeves and pockets. There
is also a sash te this charming
little dress.
The price is $37.60.
(Second
silk ratine in the favorite beige
color te sell at 95c a yard.
Other colors, also, but the
beige will go fastest. All a
yard wide.
Fleer)
There's Hardly a Rug Popular
for Summer but What Is Here
Here are all the patterns and all the colors striking
or quieter that people find cheerful en perches or garden
houses or even inside the home.
What is mere, many of the better ones are specially
priced right new.
High-Grade Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft, $13.75.
7.6x10.6 ft, $12.50.
0x9 ft., $9.
Belgian Meurzark Rugs
9x12 ft, $29.50.
8x10 ft., $22,50.
6x9 ft, $15.
(Hersnlli
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Gainsborough's
"Blue Bey"
the famous picture bought in
Londen recently at a fabulous
price, for an American collec
tion, is duplicated in a charm
ing mezzotint by Hendersen,
one of the best English mezzo mezze
tinters. Attractively framed, it is in
the Picture Stere at $40.
An interesting group of for
eign mezzotints is new shown,
reproducing well-known Eng
lish and French subjects, mezzo mezze
tinted by geed arista.
(Fifth Fleer)
QummerEvening Ge wns
& of the Finer Laces
$47.50 te $100
EXQUISITE things, and hardly two alike,
E except in the fact that they are all in lovely
pale tones creams and ivories, tans and flesh
colors and pale gelds.
A great deal of hand-embroidered net is used in
them and almost as much real fllet; and there are sheer
novelty laces which it is difficult te name, but which are
extremely charming.
There are little cap sleeves and elbow sleeves, and
there are odd girdles for accents twisted two-toned
satin ribbons or flowers or novel bead effects.
Altogether one doesn't wonder that such lace dresses
are immense favorites they are se generally becoming
and se adaptable.
(Flrat Fleer)
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fcu Wlc UKUUIOIIIB act.
Anether novel fashion that
will be much appreciated by the
young woman who likes sports
clothes is a new crepe de chine
dress for sports wear. It comes
in the prettiest colors with
white front, cellar, cuffs and
pockets and between the white
and colored silk is beading.
It is $27.50. Beth this and the
peasant dress are in 14 te "20
year sizes.
Fleer)
Twe-Toned Meire
Ribbon, Specially
Priced
The narrow width, se much in
request for girdles and trim
mings en wash dresses.
Prices, 35c, 45c and 75c a
yard.
(Main Fleer)
Japanese Rush Rugs
Se2 S:; &: 2UQ' 42-
6x9 ft, $15 and $17.50.
A Few Extra Specials
9x12 ft. Rush Rug, $15.
9x12 ft. Straw Rug, $8.
12x16 ft. Straw Rug, $10.
Fleur)
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In the Little
Beet Shep
is a dainty new white buckskin
slipper for afternoon wear.
Twe straps button across the
instep.
It has a slim pointed tip of
Russian calf, and narrow band
trimming of the same en vamp
and counter. The Leuis heel is
tan leather and the light welted
sole is leather.
It is a hand-made shoe of
extra fine lines and Workman
ship, and the price is moderate
at $12 a pair.
(First Fleer)
150 Women's Silk
Bathing Suits Hurrying
Out at Half $10
Bathing suits and beach suits most of them the
regular stock reduced, some newly bought at late-season
prices from the manufacturer.
They are of satin, printed foulard, taffeta and crepe
de chine, the majority black and navy, some browns
and brighter colors. There is simply no end of styles,
including these with ruffled skirts, and altogether there
is a wonderful choice for the woman who includes sea
bathing in her scheme of Summer pleasures.
The original prices were all at least twice as much.
(First Fleer)
A Stronger Trunk Could Net
Be Built
than the new wardrobe trunk that is
priced about one-half of what it was made
te sell for.
Three - ply laminated bass bass
weed trunks built ever steel
angle-iron frames.
Absolutely every part even
te the metal edging en the
drawers and the shoe box is
riveted in plnce, net a neil being
used in the construction,
There is a story of strength
and endurance that cannot be
equaled in trunk making.
Added te this power te with
stand the bangs and bumps of
world-wide travel, are all the
conveniences a wardrebe trunk
could have, even the locking
feature te the bureau section
and the firm grip en the clothes
hangers.
The Special Prices Are:
Hlrumer li"
Tlirre-quarirr size,,
u"
10
(Fourth
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A Chest of Silver
for the Bride-te-Be
It may be a large chest or a
small ene with only the most
necessary pieces in it, but it is
sure te be welcome.
The smallest chest contains
thirty pieces of Clerment ster
ling silver and is $100 complete.
The largest chest has 106
pieces of a handsome English
hall-marked silver at $900.
There are ten period patterns
of sterling silver in eetween
the two prices, nnd chests at
many different prices. Or we
will make up chests te your
order in any but the English
silver.
Alse, the knives, forks,
spoons and various serving
pieces may be bought by the
dozen or naif dozen and then
added te later.
(Main Fleer)
Madame Has
Named White
for Her Fashion and
Here Are the
Handbags
Silk handbags rippling, del
icate, magnificent affairs in a
world of shapes, including some
of the most winsome, dainty
novelties a fertile imagination
could conjure.
Nearly all are the purest
white, perhaps with a faint
moire design traced ever them,
but the sole color is white
ethers, mainly of white, show
bold red stripes, while still an
other has the tiniest of tiny pin
stripes in black.
An hour could be taken up
telling about the shapes, but it
is sufficient te say they are ex
quisite fashioned mainly along
the lines of pouch bags, fiat
ones or the shopping style.
Seme have covered frames,
some gilt frames, ethers partly
covered with filigree centers.
There are clasps of crystal, of
rhinestones or of imitation jade.
Prices are as low as $3 and
no higher than $10.
(Main Fleer)
Fine Hand-Tied
Dotted Swisses
Loek at all the tiny embroid
ered dots sprinkled ever a fine
dotted swiss, and then imagine
the work of tying tnem all by
hand.
This is done en the better
Swisses, as you can see by ex
amining the wrong side. It in
sures against raveling or pulling
out.
In the importation just from
Switzerland are all the prettiest
shades of gray, green, rose, blue,
beigfc, navy, brown, black and
every ether color, with pin dots
or slightly larger dots in white.
Or white grounds dotted in
every color.
The price i3 $1.25 a yard.
(First Fleer)
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Dainty Bed Sets at
Lewer Prices
Appliqued with cretonne
stripes. Blecft printed styles.
Embroidered effects in several
patterns.
All made of unbleached mus
lin, some scalloped en the edge,
ethers finished with a wide hem.
Separate bolsters with some,
ethers have bolster covers at
tached. Prices new one-third te one
fourth less.
SInile-bed slits, ft, SS and IB
a let.
Deuble-bed alzes, S, f 7.S0 and 10
Kt.
(Blsth Fleer)
Weed Candlesticks
Rather short, with rather
large wooden bases, and fin
ished in various colors ivory,
buff, rose, blue, French gray
and lemon, with painted flower
decoration. Priced $1.25.
(Fourth Fleer)
Would Yeu Transform Your
Upright Piane Inte
a Grand?
YOU have an upright piano that did well
enough for a time.
As an upright piano it does well enough yet.
But you wish it were a grand. Every one
concedes the artistic and musical superiority of
the grand piano.
In fact, you would have chosen a grand in
the beginning if you had supposed you had room
for it.
Yeu have!
We sell eight different makes of small grand
pianos that need occupy no mere space than up
rights. Yet with this convenient compactness of form, they
have all the distinction, all the unquestioned musical
superiority of the true grand piano.
On request, we will send you a paper pattern of any
of these instruments, showing exactly what space it
requires. Such a request places you under no obligation
at all.
In sending for a paper diagram, please state for
which of the following small grand pianos you wish it :
Brambach, priced $635 Emersen, priced $975
Lindeman, priced $785
Marshall fc Wendell, Schemackcr, priced $1150
priced $860 . . . , .
Haines Brethers, Chickering, priced $122e
priced $950 Knabe, priced $1225
Should you desire te buy, your upright piano will
be accepted as part payment. And convenient terms for
the balance may be arranged.
(Kiypttnn Hall, Strand Fleer)
Persian and Chinese Rugs in Rich,
Beautiful Choice at Notably
Lew Prices
SELECTIONS are particularly geed in Persian Mahals and Chinese car
pets. (
Varieties of color effects and patterns are attractive and afford a fasci
nating study in striking decorative effects.
Anybody wanting a low-priced Oriental carpet will find this a really
and wonderfully helpful collection. ,
Persian Mahal Rugs
10.6x8.G $177
10.10x0.10 145
10.7x7.5 133
10.0x8.7 139
10.5x6.10 145
10x7.10 M6
10.8x8.8 225
10.4x7.2 143
Splendid New Irish Table Cleths
and Napkins Special
New special purchase of beautiful, heavy, pure flax
Irish damask table cloths and matching napkins te sell
at remarkably low prices.
Three rich, exquisite patterns,
round and oval. The finest mer
chandise at the prices in a long
time.
Table cloths, 72x72 inches,
$7.76 and 72x90 inches, $9 each.
Matching napkins, 22x22
(First
If a Man Wants te Walk in Style He'll
Wear Brogues With Winged Tips
Scotch grain, of course, for te be among the best,
brogues must be of that leather.
And there will be perforations
en the tips, the vamp seam, the
lace stay and heel foxing.
Naturally tan is the most ac
cepted color and the shoes will
(Main
12x9 ?250
12x8.7 220
Chinese Rugs
9x6.3 $100
12x9 200
8.1x5.3 85
14x10.2 427
15.0x12 675
13X10.3 385
aaaai
(SeTenth Fleer)
"
inches, $9 a dozen.
Alse an odd let of excellent,
serviceable pure linen napkins,
in floral patterns, extraordinary
value at $5 a dozen; size 22x22
inches.
Fleer)
be rather high with six eyelets
all inset with brass.
Such a pair of shoes net only
is geed, but will stay that way
indefinitely and is only $13.50.
Fleer)
Sfaretturs
A number of unusual pieces
are new in the Little Heuse.
A rare old Leuis XV day-bed
of French walnut, covered with
old verdure tapestry, is among
the most interesting.
Near it are two old French
armchairs of the same period,
covered with petit point, and
two particularly attractive old
Queen Anne walnut chairs with
spoon backs and needlepoint
scats.
Drawn up te the great old
fireplace are a pair of William
and Mary wing-back love-seats
in needlepoint. A painted table
for tea or. games is drawn cozily
between them; and at the end of
each seat is a charming little
Leuis XV "petit commode" for
favorite books and perhaps
tobacco or sweets.
cisewnere aDeut tne grem I
room and in rooms adjoining ar I
ether rare chairs and sofas cejr
AHArl aatVl Hit 11 mksVsV !& T
i-reu wiin una uiu jjeia puint,
and many ether suggestions for
delightful interiors.
Many of the pieces, though
old in years and history, have
only lately arrived in the Little
Heuse from England and
France.
(Fifth Fleer)
Preserving' Jars at
New Lew Prices
Preserving time is here and
here also are the preserving
jars in geed assortment at new
low prices.
Jars complete with rubber
rings and zinc caps
K'-It. "I". 00c a dozen) pint also,
7 Or a ilein.
flunrt klcp, SOe a, deien; Vi-aTL
il, fl a dozen.
Anether jar is priced, pint
size, $1.35; quart size, $1.50; Mi
gal. size, $2 a dozen.
Jelly glasses, complete with
metal covers, 40c a dozen.
Krtrn covers for Jars, 33c. and Ste
u dozen.
' lltibbrr rings for Jnrs, feed qua!
It, lUu und 12n a dozen.
(Fourth Fleer)
Baby Creepers
Special, $1.85 te $3
In all the geed materials that
will launder well and easily .
cotton crepe, dotted Swiss, dim
ity and seisette, some smocked,
ethers have ruffles.
White, pink or blue, trimmed
with a contrasting color. Fer
babies from one te three yean,
(Third Fleer)
10x8 $217
12.3x10.4 875
12x9 825
19.11x12 965
Twe exceptional values are t
Persian Mesul Rugs
Average size 8.6x6.6 $87
Hamadan Rugs
Average size 8x4 J
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$9
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