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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1022
'Organ plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
Daylight-Saving Timt
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5
Daylight-Saving Timt
WANAMAKER'S
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fhis August Sale of Furniture Carries an Opportunity te Every Doer Step
It Is Net Enough te Advance
we must be perfectly sure
'along the right line.
,s It is drcadtul te remember that some persons
gre expected te de everything at once.
Give us time. All matters of detail may be
arranged, and can be adjusted te the main purpose, if
always kept in view.
This is net a sitting-down business.
It is full of daily effort and of warfare, net
merely playing advertising.
It is well known that the whole systems of
old-time sterekeeping have been changed by the
"show you hew," and the bugle notes of this Stere in
the last half century of courage and perseverance in
creating right conditions.
We are getting old, net with bubbles, but with
the veperableness of truth.
Signed
August 1, IOC
Leng and Slender, Yet Flowing
Is Mademoiselle's Freck
Mere of dignity, grace, sim
plicity and elusive charm than
in many previous seasons is ex
pressed in young women s
newest Fall frocks.
The new fashion docs net tak
away that girlishness that is
me3t delightful of all. It has a
touch mere of sophistication,
perhaps, but it has charm
charm, undoubted and a charm
becoming te young womanhood.
Everything is line in aftei aftei aftei
noen, street and the simpler din
ner di esses. Waistlines are low
and sleeves are long. Closely
fitting sleeves arc te be seen, but
sleeves arc mostly affairs of
flowing grace, with surprising,
snug little wristbands hidden
away somewhere.
Skirts arc longer, but net ap
pallingly se, as was half feared,
and show a beauty of line that is
new. It is manifest in panels,
in nvprv ease lenircr than the
te sWrts, that give the illusion of
lengtn. circular paucis uru nti
and lovely.
Silk cieprs are the favorites,
many of the most exclusive
dresses being of satin-faced
crepe. Pab'e brown leads, but
navy and black are decidedly
geed. What few touches of
adornment there are fall into
three classes: made of self ma
terial, contrasting beads used
sparingly, and girdle clasps
(Srcnml
The Popular
Appliqucd Voiles
Include some especially pretty dc
ligns, one being a diamond pattern
In an allover effect.
White dots en navy grounds
re attractive, and there are also
lighter grounds brown, yellow,
blue and white. 30 inches wide,
63c a yard.
(IItkI llner)
Sports Satin,
Like Spun Candv,
$2 a Yard
What beautiful play of light en
this glossy, lustrous, fiber sports
tin! It resembles nothing se
much as glistening spun candy.
Ne wonder that se many August
kirts are being made of it!
In garnet, pine green, geld, ruby,
brown, delicate pink, rose, orchid
nd tangerine, 30 inches wide.
I lenty of spice is provided in
printed radium, provided that va
riety is spice, for there are many
patterns. The patterns are in
many colors, en taupe, black, blue,
tan grounds.
Delightful for dresses and charm-
Ln.VLunUhUnl linings. 40 inches
"'uCi ?2 a yard.
dim Fletr)
August's Best
Wgreund Is the
Seashore
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mlxe,? ",,fert8 eftcn Rt sadly
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Slitua,..0Ys.lh0bcnch;but
chin'' 0ut of the wtr, ns
"Wrcr .go, a wool bath! ng suit
suits TC"iiy' Well-knitted
we!V pure we1 f Kd
Kft.?re " nepiece styles.
I In (.. 9 ?"u0" "a.amniLtiLen.
I3.G0. yuure, ni z.ze te
(Third Fleer)
that we are advancing
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4 jztl
Sizes M te 20 vcars, ?Uu te
$98.
Fleer)
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Fine Dark Voile Dresses for
Women Priced $10 te $25
Reduced te such little prices because it is the end
the season.
But the dresses are of such a quality of voile and made
in such a way that they leek far mere like Georgette than
any cotton material.
Ker instance, there nre two
hand-drawn models one with
beads besides the drawnwerk, and
there is a, long coat model with
close pin tucks for its only ernn-
(Klntt
Women's Camel's Hair Coats
and Capes Fer Traveling
Simple, capacious, of the most beautiful quality imagin
able there is nothing better for the
North or is taking an ocean voyage.
Coats are in two models, both
raglan, one in tan with brown
everplaid, one tan with rust-colored
and China blue everplaid.
The capes arc large, some of tan
and brown plaid, the ethers of
Flrt
A Shee Bex That Will
Set in the Bathroom
White enamel te match the fix
tures and small enough te fit in
an oud-ef-the-way corner.
It is 15V& inches high, and H',i
inches squaie. Inside is a black
metal feet rest and polish rest.
The price is $3.75.
(Fourth Fleer)
Like Fresh
Little Flowers
That is hew little baby girls and
boys leek in gay-colored creepers,
planned especially for them. Sizes
1 year te 3 years.
Prices are low, $1.25 te $3.50,
but r.tylc3 are all duinty nnd ma
terials fine. Mether, herself, would
seldom put in prettier handwork
than is found en many. Tiny em
broidered flowers and smocking art
in delicate hues.
Lineno, dimities, poplins, fine
chambray, dotted Swisses and
barred muslins are in buttercup,
white, pongee, tambler pink and
forgct'ine-net,
(TMrfljUer)
The New Victer
Health
Records -
$3
Three records, including
12 exercises and complete
instructions with each set.
A young woman is here
demonstrating the exer
cises and the records can
be heard all day long.
Playable en any machine
that plays a flat disc, lateral-cut
record.
(Srreml Meer)
The Lace Mitt Was
Never Really a Gleve
Even in the olden days, there
was tee much charm about it for
it te be anything but a delicate bit
of daintiness.
But if it never was a glove, it is
certainly serving as such today,
for women are wearing lace mitts
with short-sleeved dresses, delight
ing in the absence of the uncom
fortable glove in het weather.
Elbow-length mitts in maple,
mode, silver gray, heliotrope, pur
ple, black and white feature a deli
cate fleur-de-lis pattern.
The price is $1.50 a pair.
(.Main 1'loer)
Black and White
Necklaces
Seme are wholly of imitation
jet; some of the jet with imitation
crystal reunders, some of crystal
with jet leundels, and ethers of
crystal with crystal roundels. Any
oncfef the three styles is charming
when worn with a white frock.
Prices are $2.50 te $13.
Lenger strings of imitation jet
are novelty beads of varying sizes,
the beads, e course, graduated,
$2.25 te $5.
(Alain I'lunr)
Tape-Bordered
Handkerchiefs
for Women
The tape border makes them a
little different from the plain white
handkerchief, yet there is all the
daintiness and sheer quality for
which the plain ones are liked.
Seme have hand-rolled hems, ethers
are hemstitched.
50c apiece, $5.50 a dozen.
(Went AM")
of
mentatien.
Altogether there aie six styles
te cheese from all graceful and
practical, and all representing a
substantial saving.
Fleer)
woman who travels
Kremlin green; they have cellars
which can be strapped and arm
slits which button.
The price of cither of the gar
ments is $100.
rloer)
Women's Bathing Suits
at Little Prices
200 of
them, each all-wool
jersey.
At $5 there are Mack and navy
waistline suits with tights at
tached, one style having close
fitting cuffs and pointed skirts.
(Flr.l
21 Different Styles andl2Grades
of Hair Mattresses in the
August Sale
Ten
grades
different
of felted
styles
cotton
and
mat-
tresses.
Eight different grades
of
clean feathers and down.
Nine different makes nnd
styles of upholstered box
bprings.
Twelve different kinds of steel
wire springs,
This means the entire stock
(Sixth
Net only does it bring thousands of
the best furniture Wanamaker Furniture
that are surprisingly low, but it brings
that is simple or richly elaborate, meeting
of every home.
If you want a fine suit for a dining-room or a bedroom
you will find here probably the largest and the finest assem
blage ever seen at such worth-while savings.
We refer te suits priced anywhere from $600
te $4000.
It is nothing short of delightful for any one with a home
interest te walk through the display.
All along the Market Street end of the sixth fleer are
dining-room suits of the choicest and most dependable qual
ity, exquisite in lines and finish, splendidly constructed and
finely' typical of all the most favored periods.
Ne Sale Has Ever Been Se Streng in Low Lew
f and Medium -Priced Goods
A geed illustration is a bedroom
suit at $132, in walnut veneer, com
prising full-size bed, dressing table,
bureau and chiffonier, a Colonial type.
This 'is about the best low-priced
suit one could invest in today. Suits
of exactly the same type, but mad'e en
larger lines are here at prices higher
in proportion.
Anether excellent low-priced suit is
a Queen Anne in walnut veneer, an
excellent model, soundly constructed,
comprising four pieces, $170.
1 -" -'rrr
A Shower Bath
With Curtain
Complete $7.50
Ne attachments necessary, no
expense in installing a rubber
hose leads from the spigot te the
shower, while a canvas curtain
hangs from a circular nickel red
and keeps the water from
splashing beyond the bathtub.
As cooling as a shower could
be, always at hand and ready,
yet economical.
(Fourth Fleer)
Alse at $5 are one-piece suits
with tights attached. In black,
navy, brown and green.
And at $2.73 there are etheis
with wing sleeves nnd tights. In
brown, black and navy.
Fleer)
of these goods. August Sale
prices are mostly 20 per cent
less than regular rates; some
times the saving is mere, and in
one or two cases it is just 10
per cent.
All the hair mattresses and
feather pillows and bolsters are
made in our own workrooms.
Yeu can have yours mnde in
any style orVhlze desired.
deer)
A Woven Madras Shirt That is
Unusually Geed at $1.55
Firm and durable in weave, beautiful in pattern and color
effects.
Shirts that the business man will see as an out-of-the-ordinary
business opportunity at $1.55.
In stripes of several styles and all colors that shirts are
likely te be marked in.
(Main Fleer)
3000 Brand -New Neckties Have
Come in at a Lew Price 65c
Stripes bold and stripes small, figures and all the strange
markings that ties, have put en for a Summer of variety.
They are all in the let and men will have a grand cheesing
feast, for colors are just as different as the patterns.
Silks, tee, include all that is popular, and every one a
firm, geed weave.
(Mln Floerl
It's All Very Well for
Every Man te "Ride
a Hebby"
Jt might be his "swing" or his
"putting," then again, maybe it's
net en the links at all. but a high
stepping horse or a flying meter
car his hobby might be anything
done anywhere, but it's safe te
say that a geed side line for every
hobby is the selection of a cap.
In fact, a cap, with many a man,
is ju.it as important as the bobby,
and such men usually tell all the
ether men tlint Lincoln-Bennett or
KEDLEAF caps are the smartest
of all.
And such caps are at Wana
maker's at $3.
Miln Fleer)
Charming Fall
Fashions in Blouses
One would knew, by the new cut
of the sTeeves, the novel necklines,
and interesting hues, that they
represent the types of blouses te
be worn with smart Autumn suits.
Mostly all hip length models, and
the bended ones nre imported.
Seme are hand-embroidered in vn vn
rieus new designs and colors. The
materials shown am Canten crepe,
crepe de chine and (ieergette crepe.
Prices are $10.50, $13.50, $15
and $18.75.
(Thlril rioer)
Little Rubber
Fleer Mat
te put in front of the shower or
the bath tub and keep the lloer
dry, perhaps saving many a slip
and fall, is here for $1.25.
It measures 22x13 Inches and
me word bath renrhna fh f.,11 i
length in bold, attractive letters.
There is a four-piece bedroom suit,
a Heppelwhite type, substantial and
geed looking, new $225.
Anether at $255 is in the William
and Mary design and in walnut
veneer.
All are suits that net only cost com
paratively little, but leek well in a
home or apartment, and can be trusted
for service.
But probably the best value in a
(lirili, Sixth and Srvrnth I'lenr.)
A Man's en Solid
Footing When Me
Walks in Brogue
Oxfords
Big, substantial looking shoes,
lomfertable shoes nnd what is
mere right up in the front rank
of fashion.
Brogues and the blucher style,
tee. They are of durable Scotch
grain calfskin in tan.
They leek like the shoes a man
of action would wear nnd they leek
like shoes that are made for end
less action. The price is well
within reason at $9.
(Mnln Fleer)
Shirtwaists in the
August Sale
present an interesting variety, in
cluding waits of dimity, eile and
bntiste, and overblouses of tnco tnce
lette, silk and French ei epos in all
imaginable styles.
Seme are tailored, or lace
trimmed, showing the Peter Pan,
roll or flat cellars, with V, square
or round necks.
A splendid time te buv inex
pensive blouses for the Fall suit,
as prices are only $1 te $0 75.
i:nt nnil Wrtt AUlr)
Mr. Business Man, New Is the
Opportunity in Office Furniture
in ine August bale
50 per cent.
while.
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The sale brings one
'JEST "Uy thC
advantage.
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Ml Su. 1 1 I ii H ytfr rrvvlkS r
of ttaf a
moderately priced bedroom suit of
four pieces obtainable in America is
one in the Colonial period, choice of
pest or Empire style, marked
Made with solid mahogany tops,
fronts and end panels, the ether parts
built up mahogany five-ply.
Bureau 46 inches with five drawers.
Triple mirror dresser, full-size bed and
chest of drawers.
Separate pieces can be bought if
desired.
PS
A Clearaway
At Wanamaker's means as much te the man who
knows a thing or two as a cash discount en govern
ment bends. It's OPPORTUNITY and that is
why men are making se much of the chance te
take their
Pick of All the Fancy Suits at
$25 $35 $40
Net a single reduction in the let less than $10 and
a number run as high as $25.
That's a geed amount of money te save en a gilt
edge, all-wool Summer suit. A suit that is made better
by tailoring and is as new as the morning in faahlen.
And it's net a clearaway especially for little men or
big men or in-between men it's an opportunity for
every man. The big, tall fat man can find just as geed
a suit as the little thin one. for every size is in the let
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