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aOAY,N0W,
W Mr. Jehn Wanamaker, has it
net been a cress te you te be se
driven with constant work day and night?"
The answer is what we used te say when we
were beys:
"Ne,Siree!"
Much work laid out ahead, always obliging me
te keep straight en, saved me from gossiping,
waste of time and a swarm of torments and
temptations.
Te net mind your enemies, if you have any,
and keep going en with the duties ahead of you,
keeps you in what Henry Van Dyke calls "the
footpath of peace."
Signed
August 15, IMS.
VOUNG Women's
1 Excellent Top Tep Top
teoats, $17.50
Bmctly right for the girls who
3irt frfngr away te school, or plan
ting long meter trips.
Any woman who Bees them, how hew
irer. will find some excuse for
toying one. Smart full-length
tats or sports-length models of
herringbone tweed, ever-plaids, or
plain tweeds come in tan, gray,
men or rose.
Most are made with the raglan
ileeve, large pockets, and may be
worn with or without belt,
some
fully lined with pcau de cygne,
te 20 year sizes.
(Second Fleer)
14
1000 Pair of Women's
FineLowSheesNow$5.75
Many were considerably mere than twice as much. The
least reduced were mere than half again the present price.
Altogether it is a fine opportunity.
Short lines and broken sizes, of
eeurse, account for the low price.
In tan and russet calf are oxfords,
plain pumps, strap pumps and
ipert pumps.
About the same variety in black
(ririt
OILED
coats
Silk
and
Rain
Capes for Women
Difficult te get enough of them.
The coats are big and amply cut,
with raglan shoulders and slashes
lMtead of pockets, and may be
had for $20; while the capes are ex
tremely full and cost $25. Beth
re in delightful colors purple,
russet, sea-green, sea-blue, dark
brown and dark blue.
(First Fleer)
MORE of the Lace
Tunics With
Yokes
These semi-made tunics became
inch instant favorites that it is a
Jey te have another shipment.
The lace is Spanish patterned
nd in lovely colors apple Mos
lem, periwinkle, brown, pelnsettia,
white, navy and black.
The price is $14.76.
Other semi-made lace tunics
without yokes, $12.75.
(Wett AUle)
SLEEVED Aprons
for Housewives
Household aprons with surplice
fronts are particularly practical
Md attractive.
They have set-in sleeves, and are
Priced $2.75 for white, and $3.60
for colored.
(Third Fleer)
Paris Has Taken Silk Brocade
te Make the New Vanity
Silk brocade from Japan, in the wealth of color and
fineness of weave that only the Orient can produce, and
it is made into a vanity that is typically French in
uniqueness and completeness
Frem the outside it leeks like
an envelope pocketbook in gay
colors dangling from a gilt
chain. i
But it unfolds and discloses
several tidy compartments of
(Main
WOMEN'S Hand
kerchiefs, 25c
A special let of an Irish linen
manufacturer's clean-up includes
odds and endsef benutlful handker
chiefs, in many sizes and several
JuaJitles of linen. Seme are col cel
'i. with tiny insets in another
wwer, or white centers with
wired borders. Others are all
wnite, with machine or hand-hem-iitched
hems.
i, . 8Pjpdid opportunity te pick
JP gt-handkerchlefs for they
r?.Pretty enough te please the
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WANAMAKER'S
the New and Wonderful Opportunities Among the Summer
QM ffamafc.
WOMEN'S Little
Voile Frecks at
$10
Seventy-five fresh new ones
which will be ideal for filling in,
since they can be worn cither in
morning or afternoon.
They are made in two styles
one with a cellar and one without,
and both have just enough filet and
hand-made lace te accent the sim
plicity. The colors are of the pleasant
est mauve, a delicate light blue,
sunset and flesh, besides white.
$10 is, of course, a late season
price.
(Flrit Fleer)
calf oxfords,
plain pumps and
strap pumps.
Alse black patent leather pumps,
strap slippers and a few pair in
ether materials and styles.
All varieties of heels are included.
Fleer)
WOMEN'S
Woolen
Fine
Skirts
$5 and
Clear
$10
put
at
In the group at $5 expect fresh
white flannels, both plain and
pleated; colored flannels and col
ored fancy flannels.
They were twice, and mere than
twice the present prices, and are
wonderfully flne every way.
In the $10 group are white
Prunellas striped with black or
colors. In 34 te 38 waist measure
only.
(First Fleer)
NEW Shipments of
Leng Chamois
Lisle Gloves
Mere used than any ether kind
this Summer, because they wear
hotter than a thinner glove, leek
like suede, and come out of each
washing as geed as new.
Eight-button length in white,
pongee and beavpr, $1 a pair.
Twelve-button' in white, pongee,
beaver and chamois, $1.25.
Sixteen-button in white, pongee,
chamois, beaver and gray, $1.60.
Strap-wrist in white, pongee,
mode, chamois and gray, $1.
(Main Fleer)
gilt metal and little pockets with
memorandum pads, combs and
mirrors.
Just as complete and as well
made as it is beautiful and
really trig for Madam of Fash
ion. Price. $25.
Fleer)
npRICOLETTE
JL Makes the Popu
lar Overbleuse
Te wear with the sports suit is
the hip-length, belted sweater
style, made of drop-stitch trico trice trico
lette, showing dainty lace-trimmed
cellars and cuffs. In White, black
and jade. $3.85.
Tie styles of plain tricolette,
mostly In black and navy show an
interesting slashed sleeve, belts
tasseled with beads, and cellars
and cuffs of the material. $2.
(XUr4 Fleer)
I
EVENING PUBLIC
Stere Opens at 9
Daylight-Saving Time
THE New Londen
Club Umbrellas
for Women
Short and stocky as te stick
almost heavy enough te serve for
a weapon if such were needed!
The thick handle is of hard apple apple
weed, topped with bakelite in old
ivory, amber or ether effects.
Cevers are 'geed silk, in blue,
black, green, brown, purple or gar
net. Bakelite rib-tips and ferrule
tip. Leather loop te carry it by.
Priced $7.60 with narrow satin
border. $10 with wlde border.
(Main Fleer)
AFTER the Play
nothing is better for removing
make-ups than Queen Mary Pro
fessional Celd Cream, a bland
emollient cream designed for this
purpose.
It is equally geed for cleansing
the skin after a day's metering or
outdoor sport.
50c for the eight-ounce tin; 85c
for 16 ounces.
(Main Fleer)
WOMEN'S Tub
Dresses for
Little
Lace-trimmed veiTes, cool,
pretty and simple, may be had to
day for $3.85 a price substan
tially less than usual.
(Third Fleer)
A Fine Piane
and One Hundred Fine Pianists
The purchaser of an Ampice buys much mere
than a fine piano.
He buys several hundred famous musicians te
play it for him !
Imagine what it would cost te engage for your pri
vate pleasure, evening after evening, brilliant pianists
such as the Russian Rachmanineff, Olga Samareff, Orn
stein, Godowsky, Kreisler, Strauss arid their kind
artists whom concert halls all ever the world are crowded
te hear.
It would be financially and physically impossible.
But since these great artists, and ethers as famous,
have all made recordings for the Ampice, the owner
of this instrument can snap his fingers at the concert
hall and listen te them in his own easy chair at home.
Whenever desired, his home is filled with delicious
music of every kind.
The list of notable pianists who play for Ampice
recordings is far tee long te print here. They include
the most famous musical artists of this and recent years.
We shall be glad te have any of them play for you
their finest selections if you will step in Egyptian Hall
and ask us. Or te send you any further information
and literature by mail.
This involves no obligation whatever en your part.
Should you later desire te buy an Ampice, any type
of used piano or player-piano will be taken in exchange
as part payment and the balance arranged in convenient
terms.
(EKTPtlan Hall, Second Fleer)
LUXURIOUS
Nifrhfarnwns
Silk
and
Chemises
Under as well as outer garments
have their fashions, and the
Autumn fashions, as shown by
these nightgowns and chemises,
are among the prettiest.
Nightgowns of crepe-backed
satin have strapped shoulders and
filet lace inserts with exquisite
hand embroidery. Priced $16.50.
Others of the same material
have Georgette tops, round necks,
ribbons en their shoulders and cost
$16.50. Still ethers with square
necks and real filet at top and in
front are $18.
Nightgowns of Goergetto are
pleated and trimmed with Venise
lace and hand-drawn work, price
$16.50.
All of these nightgowns have
ribbons at their waists.
Chemises of crepe-backed satin
with ribbon shoulder straps are
$0.85 and $12.50.
The colors of these new things
are lovely shades of the favorite
orchid, besides white and pink,
Xltlrd Fleer)
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
WANAMAKER'S
Antiques
is a center of interest en
the furniture floers:
Its seven rooms contain
perhaps the very thing you
have been wanting.
A tilt-top table reduced
one-fifth is new $16.
A tall, inlaid chest of
drawers at the same reduc
tion is new $100.
A fine mahogany screen
table at a fifth off is $44.
A dainty little Heppel
white breakfast table of in
laid mahogany is reduced
mere than one-quarter.
New $90.
One-fifth is taken from the
price of a handseme curly
maple bureau desk of large
size. New $140.
Anether nttractive desk re
duced one-fifth is new $80.
A set of six old stencil-back
rush-seat chairs, also one-fifth
less, is $06.
Something interesting at
every step, and all- reduced for
August only.
(Fifth Fleer)
Mere Geed Wanamaker
Special Refrigerators at
Wonderfully Lew Prices
What is better news, a geed part of the shipment
is made up by the 100-pound-size, selling specially at
$30. The best-liked size for most homes, measuring
33 in. long, 20 in. deep and 47 in. high.
And there are mere of the kind that held 75 pounds
of ice, specially priced $26 and mere that held 125
pounds at $35.
All solid, substantial, long-lasting refrigerators
with ice compartments of galvanized iron and pro pre
vision chambers finished with enamel for cleanliness.
(Fourth Fleer)
NEW Linen Table
Cleths, Special
at $5.50
Size 72x72 inches. Three floral
patterns.
Well woven, of pure flax yarn,
excellently bleached and finished.
Fer leeks and service, it would be
hard te get better cloths for the
money,
'FUt rietr) .
Stere
Daylight
Wanamaker store
Geed Business
Ahead and All
Office Furniture
Reduced'
That is a happy combination of
circumstances, and many a shrewd
business man is taking timely ad
vantage of it.
It will surely be some tlme be
fore they will have another such
opportunity.
(Seventh Fleer)
A
VALUABLE
Friend the
Fountain Pen
Its value cannot be computed in
money perhaps that is why the
fountain pen has been called the
"universal gift." There is a pen
for the boy who has just learned te
write one for big brother for
Dad for every one in the family!
A complete stock of fountain
pen3 Includes the Waterman pens,
self-filling and regular types, geld
and silver mounted pens, and
prices are $2.50 te $37.50.
Geld pen points for separate
holders are $1.25 te $5.
(Main Fleer)
A
NUMBER of
Quilts Much
Reduced
Down-filled, Iamb's-wool filled,
cotton-filled.
Weel-filled quilts in sllkeline and
sateen coverings.
Down-filled in sateen and silk
coverings.
Cotten-filled in silkeline cover
ings. Chiefly floral, all-ever patterns.
All at considerably reduced
prices.
Weel-filled quilts, $5 te $15.
Down-filled quilts, $7.50 te $15.
Cotten-filled quilts, $3.50 te $6.
(Hlxth Fleer)
BEAUTY and Fine
Quality in Gift
China
They arc the best credentials that
china can have, and are illustrated
in American-made china gay in
pattern,' yet dainty in effect. The
Somerset pattern is particularly
beautiful, combining the floral with
the conventional in exquisite col
oring. The prices are:
Dinner set of 107 pieces, $125.
Dinner set of 52 pieces, $65.
Breakfast set of 32 pieces, $29.
(Fourth Fleer)
THE "Oliver Twist"
Suit
has become the most popular of
the many styles made for smnll
boys. Somehow it combines com
fort with n certain mannish air
dear te every boy!
New Oliver Twist suits show
trousers of chambrny in green,
brown, tan, yellow or blue, with
white blouses.
Many have touches of hand
stitching, while ethers are made
plain. In two te five year sizes,
$1.35 te $3.25.
(Third Fleer)
A Coel, Easy,
"Knock
Proof" Hat for
a Man
"Chapeaulet" is the word
the Wanamaker felt hat for
Summer and early Fall.
Feather weight, yet just as
geed looking as a heavy soft
felt hat could be. Mighty fine
for traveling, or a rainy day
and right new, when straw
hats are waning; mighty
fashionable for every day.
In half a dozen shades, any
one at $5.
(Main Fleer)
ALL-LINEN Towels
- Extra Geed at
50c Each
Geed, serviceable huckaback
weaves, full bleached and with
hemmed ends.
Size 18x34 Inches, and geed
sound value at the price 50c tach."
(rtril Fluer)
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Reserve Stocks Have Come te Keep the Great
August Furniture Sale Brimful
of Opportunity
There never was such a time of home furnishing nor such
geed reason for it.
The fact seems te be generally recognized that it is wise
te buy furniture new, especially Wanamaker furniture.
The Great August Sale is beyond the midway point, but one
would never think se in looking at the abundance of goods.
New goods have come te fill up the gaps made by unpre
cedented selling.
New as en the first day this is a Sale without a serious rival
in extent and variety of furniture.
It will be a Wanamaker Sale every day up te the end, that
is te say the only sale of its kind in magnitude and service.
But the days are passing, and it' is only reasonable te expect
that the best things go quickest.
A geed thing can't be done tee seen.
It certainly is a geed thing te cheese furniture new with
out delay in the Sale that in the geed judgment of the people is
proving itself first a long way first in desirable goods and
money-saving advantages.
Lew-Priced Living-Roem and Library Furniture
of High Grade
These are some of the things that are causing the Sale te set up new
standards of distribution. t
In dining-room and bedroom furniture the low-priced selections are
equally geed.
Three-Piece Suits
All-Hair-Filled
All Loese-Cushioned
Seats
$148 Made 'n our own work
shops. Covered in tap
estry. $165 TaPestry covered. Sepa
v rate pieces, davenport,
$""; nrm choir, 544;
wing chair, $42.
$165 TaPeatry covered. Sepa
v rate pieces; davenport,
$77; arm chair or rock
er, $45; wing choir, $43.
$176 Tancstrv covered. Dav
v enpert, $82; wing chair,
$47; arm rocker, $47.
$265 Mnde ln our own wrk
v shops. Tapestry cover
ing. Spring arms.
$285 The Product f our own
workshops. Covered in
mohair, in a choice of
colors.
The Choice of Persian Mahals Is
Remarkable in The
Oriental Rug Sale
And the prices are remarkably low.
They are among the least costly of Persian
weaves, and it is a particularly geed group.
The colors and patterns are rich and effective,
mostly soft red, blue and ecru, and the fabric is of
a substantial and serviceable kind.
Geed wearing qualities, geed leeks and low
prices combine te give them a special interest.
Nete also the excellent groups of Kazaks
Daghestans and Mesuls, all at exceptionally low
markings.
Persian Mahal Rugs
11.11x8.11 ft $295
12.3x8.6 ft 195
12.3x9.4 ft 335
12.4x9.7 ft 845
12x9 ft 300
10.10x6.10 ft 165
11.11x8.5 ft 355
12.4x0
WANAMAKER'S
Alive
$292 Anetner Product of our
own workshops. Cover
ed in either blue mohair,
plush or in tapestry.
$410 Carvcd mahogany bases.
v Tapestry covering.
$534
Tapestry
Spring arms
covering.
$470 Carved mahogany bases.
Tapestry covering.
Individual Pieces
$27.75 FircsicIe ('hair, made
v in our own shops.
Cretonne covering,
spring-cushion seat.
g3 Secretary desk, in
v hegnny. Queen Am
ma
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sign.
$19.50 Martha Washington
v sewing - table, solid
mahogany. Invisible
hinges.
CQO Reproduction
any of Geve
in maheg
any of Governer Win Win
threp's beautiful old drsk,
a relic which is consid
ered such a pure Chlp-
(Fifth Fleer)
12.6x9.1 ft s.35
12.8x8.3 ft 075
11.11x0.2 ft 287
12.9x8.11 ft 297
12.2x9.2 ft 295
12.2x8.9 ft 1335
13x9 ft ie80
ft., $282
(fit nth Fleer)
WEATHER
Cleudy
Things Keep the
With Interest
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pendale type that it may
have been made by the
master himself.
$103 A stiH fincr rcproduc rcpreduc
v tien of the Winthrop
desk. .Mahogany.
$32 Gate-reggcd table, solid
mahogany, 33x40-inch top.
$18 sPinet desk. mahogany
top and writing -bed.
width :n inches.
Tea wagon, with remev
$32
able glass trav. dreti
leaus, and n silver
drawer. Mahogany,
gjg High backed chair, Wind Wind
eor type. Solid mahog
any, with the exception
of t'"n bow-shaped top.
$28 Nm of four tabc9. all
solid mahogany.'
$17.50 "d-tabre, with fold
ing top and book
trough. Solid ma
hogany. $23.50 SPiet desk. 37
inches wide. Exten
sion writing-bed and
wide drawer.
Kazaks Rugs
7.1x6.2 te 8x5.10 ft, $85
te
Daghestans Rurs
A$eioege 8ize 7x4 ft, ,85
Mesul Rugs
Average aha 3.6x6.6 ft., $35 te
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