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Band at 9; Organ at 11 and 4 :50
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 0
Daylight-Saving Tim
Stere Closes at 5
Daylight-Saving Tim
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Back Again With Hemes te Open Up and at Wanamaker s th
September Sales That Help
Pack Your Troubles in the
Smallest Bag Yeu Have
and find a cheerful companion te talk off your shadows,
misgivings and forebodings.
Take off of the wheels of your life-car the tire that
lias a nail in it, which needs te be replaced with a geed
whole cord.
Put en your spectacles even te eat strawberries-
and cherries, as one man said he did because they
looked bigger through his eye-glasses.
Repining and grumbling reduce our happiness and
usefulness.
Buy a whistle!
Signed
I. September 5, 1022.
QM
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Felt Millinery Wins the Smile of
Dame Fashion
Lenp, long age it used te be
possible te get pretty little- felt
hats such as fashion is smiling
nn this season.
Most women are glad te see
them return.
Of course they never used te
be in such charming colors as
they are this Autumn. Ner
wcie the shapes ever se piquant
and becoming.
All the clever milliner needs
te de te them is te add a lovely
wide ribbon or dashing ceque
feathers, and the effect is as
smart as you can imagine.
Numbers of the charming new
felt hats are in the Gray Salens.
Of course, the felt shapes are
wonderfully soft and fine te
begin with.
Prices from $16 up.
(Second Fleer)
Special for Yeung Women, New
$28 Tweed Sports Coats
There is a certain English looking tweed that se many
of the younger set like better than anything else, and these
coats are made of it.
Thev are distinctive in appear-
Iance, in geed sturdy all-wool tweed
of tan, brownish or salt-and-pcpper
Immures, made with raglan sleeve,
beautifully tailored a'ld warm
enough for cold days. They are
the nicest kind of coats for school
or college. Sizes, 14 te 20 years.
(Hecend Fleer)
Women's Tailored Cleth Street
Dresses, $35 te $45
The dress needed for the first crisp days, when crepe feels
a little tee thin. The dress that needs only a fur neckpiece, a
smart hat, gloves and shoes te take a woman anywhere with
the assurance of being well appareled. The dress a woman
feels uncomfortable indeed net te possess.
A smart group, perfectly tailored, are these at $35, $40
and $45.
Fine tricetines and Peiret twills
ate the materials, in dark blue or
black. Lines are straight, or
Meused, or draped coat-dress ef
fects. Sleeves are long or three
quarter. Necks are high and be
comingly cellared, or cut out and
collarless.
One mnrinl in Virnirlnrl in lilnete.
Anether is faced in French blue;
with blue beads en the girdle. A
third is bound with black gros gres
grain ribbon. Qn a fourth is a
dainty gingham" chemisette and
cellar. Others , variously diver
sified. Business and professional women
will find them ideal, and women
of leisure will like them for street,
shopping and all outdoor wear. In
sizes 34 te 42.
(Flrnt Fleer)
The Daintiest New
Slipper Is Brown '
Suede
Brown u he se much worn, It
""J " almost essential for ecry
l';N'Pectlng beet collection te
contain at least one pair of little
frown slippers And suede In by
" the prettiest material, beildes
wing er- fashionable this se.iuen.
,A!10 nf,w fcHPPTH are beautifully
;"Plen,e(i of finest suede In the new
S'r'l brown They hae large
wngue, a low- Spanish heel, turned
Sni..m.'""ni le and anii and a
nnlth of perforating.
Mctd $12 a pair.
(Muln Fleer)
Flewerlike Frecks
(W girls of two te nix years (Inelud-
ctnt w "choel-Koers) are remlnls.
Wd .ui-h ummer "eeB In coloring
bbem?r y vantalcttcB or
Ptl ginghams, dlmltled rrnu nn.l
'U5ter9ln dell8htrul "ew medelsT
(Third Fleer)
Time for a Scheel
Supply of
Underclothes
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Women's New
Arabian Mecha Gloves
for Autumn
Arabian mocha Is the soft, elvety
slIn put Inte the beat glecs. In elas
ticity, endurance and beautiful finish
there Is nothing te equal them for
street near. '
.Seme of the prettiest shades of
brown came In the first shipment
butternut, reindeer and fallow and a
soft hhade of gray. One clasp, with
spearpelnt or embroidered backs,
Prices $3.25 a pair.
(Muln Fleer)
That Bit of Trimming
for the Autumn hat that you have
made Is In the Millinery Stere! Sev
eral cases nr tilled with each type,
Including the new est feather and quill
effects Cut ostrich pompons, the new
pins and hanging rings, flat flowers,
burnt ostrich whateer Is needed te
complete the hat Is almost certain te
be represented.
(Second Fleer)
Imported French
Tunics Glimmering
With Light
Spangles or beads, one must
choeso beforehand, for otherwise
the array of beauty of color and
design Is bewildering te choice.
One leely bronze tunic has little
sleet en and side draperies Many
ether hnndsome tunics are In bril
liant green, ri-d, Hushed we, blue,
mnuve, platinum, black, fuchs'u,
etc.
27 te 96.
(Main Fleer)
Hew Often Cpn Yeu
Listen te a Tune ?
It depends en its quality.
This is one of the great distinctions between real
music and its feeble imitations.
Familiarity with the popular jingles of the day
breeds weariness and contempt.
Familiarity with great music deepens understanding
and appreciation.
Many have learned te knew and love geed music by
listening te
JKe AM'PICQ
in its wonderfully sympathetic and expressive perform
ance of fine pianoforte compositions.
Mere times than the living pianist could possibly
play for you does the Ampice repeat ever and ever
-again the song, the opera, the symphony, the ballad, the
concerto, the dance, or whatever you wish te hear.
Its library of recordings is marvelously large and
comprehensive, and new additions are made each month.
We shall be glad te send or give further information
about this remarkable musical instrument. It is sold only
at Wanamaker's in Philadelphia, and it is well worth
your stepping in te listen te, whether you wish te pur
chase or net.
(Egyptian nail, Second Fleer)
Every Weman Leves Pearls,
Se It Is Said
Certainly one of the most cherished possessions that a
woman has is a handsome pearl necklace. And, she can wear
it with every kind of a costume, something that can be said
for few ether jewels.
Oriental pearl necklaces of the
finest luster and nrrfpctlv mat"1',d
are priced from $360 te $5500. The
pricui axe based en the lower
value of pearls several years age
and net en the higher value of
today.
A pearl necklace is really an ex
cellent investment, if one cares te
leek at it in that way.
(Main Fleer)
New Plain Colored
x Cheviot Is for ,
Sports Suits
An all-wool weave of geed weight
for even the coldest weather and that
Is what- many women want for suits
that are being made up new.
The colors are especially pretty
violet, leather, French blue, Caire red,
navy and black, 54 Inches wide and
$3.50 a yard.
(First Fleer)
Five New Patterns in
Irish Deuble Damask
All of them beautiful, rich and lus
trous, while, as most every one knows,
Irish double damask is as serviceable
as anything can be for table cloths.
The material is 72 Inches wide
and priced $4.75 the yard.
Napkins te mafch, size 22x22 Inches,
are marked $10.73 the dozen.
(First Fleer)
Anether Remarkable
Sale of Handbags at $1. 65
Thousands of Leather Bags of Many
Varieties, All Werth Deuble and Mere
Pin seal, morocco, shiny black auto leathers, soft
finished calf and goat, suede, colored ecrasse leathers,
grained and decorated leathers and many ethers.
Included are flat envelope bags, vanity and dance
bags, dainty calling bags, commodious business and
shopping bags, mourning bags, square, oblong, pouch and
ether shapes and styles.
One can match every Autumn outfit. Here i3 black,
blue, gray, crimson, all the pretty new shades of brown
and tan, apricot and some striking two-toned effects.
Every bag is new net old and outworn stock. With
few exceptions they were made te sell at double or mere
than double the price.
Nearly every woman will want two or three te match
various gowns.
(Main Flaer)
"Is There a Shade or
Tint of Silk
that is net here?" was asked in
amazement just the ether day by
a visitor standing en the gallery
of the First Fleer, just above the
Silk Stere.
Rell upon i oil, each grade of
color ascending, from palest tint
te deepest shade. Surely one
could match almost any silk here!
Surely, one can find thii most
becoming shade of any color here I
It it worth seeing.
' (Flrit loot
Plenty of Women
Find the Exact
Blouse They Want
by waiting until the first-of-thc-menth
Sale of Waists. And they
find the savings in price well worth
while waiting for.
If it should be a blouse for a Fall
suit or perhaps an extra dark-colored
skirt, it will likely be among
the follewing:
Kllk trlrelntte tunic blnimex, mostly
nitty or lilnvk, lir.ild trimmed or em
broidered at S3.83,
riiimplr rrrpe tie ihlnn oerhleime
In tit nw Full.fuhhleiin, at S3. 85 uud
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(East V - -t Allies)
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Dining Reems Are Sparkling Bright
and New
Fer There Never Was Such a
China and Glassware Sale
Never se much te cheese from, never such splen
didly geed things at prices se low.
In all this great company of things te
make dining rooms bright, there's net a
single item but what is at least 15 per cent
below the day in and day out price. Many
things are only half of regular, while the
piece-by-piece average reduction for the
entire sale reaches 30 per cent.
And at prices se low one can cheese from the best dinner
ware and the best glass the potteries of the world can turn out.
Dinner sets galore upward of 3000 of them, including
complete ones and open stock. There are sets patterned with
a richness that only the art of France could create, there are
sets that ring se deeply under your finger taps that one
knows master potters are still at work in England ; again, there
are sets of plainest white, except for the edges where glisten
ing borders of encrusted coin geld seem te be meulten and
dripping.
But the range of the selection is most remarkable of all.
Fer instance, a complete dinner set for six persons is here for
$6, while one of the rarest of all is marked $435, and there
are hundreds of prices in between.
There Surely Must Be a Piece of.
Glass Here for Every Light
en Broadway
Dazzling, glistening, brilliant myriad of glassware.
Thousands upon thousands of pieces and every one just as
much reduced as the China.
Seme are the richest, finest pieces te be found anywhere
ethers the solidly geed and practical kind for day after day
service.
Nothing could tell mere about the varieties of glassware
offered in this sale than a leek at the price tags. There is an
imported glass tumbler, of mighty geed material, for as little
as five cents. There is a complete set of 36 pieces of finest
American stemware at $420, and everything that ought te be
in between is here also.
(Fourth Fleer)
We Will Give Yeu a
Helping Hand in the
Kitchen Right Away
We knew you have been tee busy te check up en
that old refrigerator and te send for the new garbage
can te take the place of the one that leaks. Yeu haven't
had time te find out whether the ash can will serve
another winter.
And the aluminum wear and the enamelware and the
cutlery and the bathroom fixtures they've all get te be
replenished befei'e Winter sets in, but what with opening the
house after vacation and getting the children ready for school, 4
hew is a body te get time te attend te everything at once?
That's just why we have this J
Great September Sale of
Heusewares
just at the time we de.
This sale is intended primarily te enable housewives te
make their replenishments after vacation and before the
Winter sets in.
All these things we've mentioned and nearly everything
else you could want are te be had here during September at
reduced prices in many cases much reduced prices.
And they're all first grade heusewares no "bargain
junk," no "seconds" all first quality like Wanamaker
courtesy, which is the best thing after all that we have.
(Fourth Fleer)
Seft, Woolen Blankets Snug as
Can Be Are Hurrying Off te Bed
Hurrying off te bed in about a hundred homes here
abouts because the savings' are at least a third.
As white as the driven snow, that seen will be in the air,
and woven from long, staple Cape Colony wool into three
standard sizes.
The ends are bound with satin in blue, rose or white.
60x84 in. blankets $9 72x84 in. 'blankets $10
80x90 in. blankets $12
(Sixth Fleer)
Fall Suits Shew a Cheerfulness
of Celer and Freedom
of Line
iX&vtC& lEenitatt l0j
Seme were made abroad, but by far the majority
was made here of imported fabrics.
Planned by designers who enjoy an intimate
acquaintance with the wishes of men who dress well and
tailored from the inside out by master workers.
Brown is the body of most of the patterns, perhaps
a tan, perhaps a deep brown or perhaps half a dozen
shades in between.
The lines, much like the spring suits, are loose and
straighter. Twe, three or four buttons set the models
for the coats, while free and easy rolled lapels lend that
air of well-planned carelessless that men like se well.
Prices are between $45 and $68.50.
(The Gallery)
When a Bey Gets
Dressed Up te Ge te
Scheel
That flushing necktie most
likely is the most important
part of his attire. There's net
a doubt but what it will have
bold colorful stripes, much
like the ties here from 50
cents te $1.
Bey like the shirt he
wears must be like dud's;
perhaps a plain white one
with the soft turn-back cuffs,
priced $1.65 te $2.50, or a
shirt striped with colors at
$1.50. Either style has a
soft cellar attached or just
a neckband.
If it's bearding school he's
going te he'll want plenty of
pajamas madras, mercer
ized cotton or outing flannel,
from $1.65 te $3 and a snug
blanket bathrobe, $1.50 te
$6.50.
And any schoolboy at all
needs a sweater, the pull-ever
style, with V neck or roll col cel
lar. $7 or $8.
(Mala Fleer) ,4-.
A New Purchase of Persian Carpet
Rugs Offers Unusual
Values
.It is a long time since we have been able te
get Gorevan rugs at all. They are made in some
of the mountain districts of Persia, are less
affected by outside influences than some ether
modern eastern rugs, and are therefore delight
fully Oriental in character.
This new shipment contains large Gerevans
in rich blue, ivory and red colorings, in character
istic bold medallions and all-ever effects.
Alse the finer Persian Saruk rugs of silkier pile and
closer weave, in large sizes, and some smaller rugs of
various kinds. Sizes and prices follew:
Large Gorevan Rugs I Alse smaller Gercan rugs.
the average size l,9.(i.( feet at
11.1 X 1V fret, '.'H3.
10.0 lt(l reel, S15.
13.0 x 0.1O feet, 27S.
11,8 x 10 0 feet, !45
13.(1 n.tl fret, (200.
14. U U.U feet, 832.Y
11.3 X 0.0 fert, 380.
0.8 x R8 feet, 185
12.0 x 0.5 feet, S'.'OS
W.tyYO.U feet, Uttl,
14.1 1.8 feet. $275.
13.0 x 11,1 feet, fiiO.
$85
Carpet Size Saruk Rugs
IO.U x 7.'.' feet, S381.
10.3 x fl.lO fert. 8.170.
1O.0 7.1 fret, J38II,
K.J 8.7 feet, PIS.-,.
ie.n 8,8 feet, fl:m.
10.8 x 0.1O feet. f,.U7.
10.4 x 7.0 feet, :i71.
10.0 x7,3 feit, SHOO.
10.(1 x 7.1 feel. S3ti;,
Alse small Saruk rtiRS, the
aveniKe hizc, 3,(n5 feet, at 575.
And S.iruks of medium size,
aeraKc l.G7 feet ut 9145.
Ilnmadnn and Iran rtiRK,
3.1x0.6 feet te -1.9x7 feet at $50
te 593.
UcluchlMan mats, average size
l.G.2.G feet at $9.
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