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When in Peubt,
-ie the side! of 'mercy. ',-.;, -v
-i Hard lines or" roughshod methods will
gve a lesser force for geed than mildness and
clemency. , v ' "'
We, need net. go te the extreme, as a
Merchant in another dty.'knpwn personally te'
016 WTllCr, Wiiu nuuiu uciufuc a uciiiiifuciit
debtor for a hill, and who quoted as a doctrine,
forgive . us our debts ' as we forgive our
jibters" We ncednebeerratic or foolish.
"The qualltyM. mercy-it net
It dreppctfi at 'the gentle
Signed
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"September 7, IBM.
i
Riding Habits
andMirls,
constitute an Important feature
of the Gown.SalensV equipment.,
'Girls of from four te twenty
years are provided for, and
women who wear 34 te 44 sizes;
New habits are shown in'
.tweeds, coverts, hemespuns,
novelty mixtures, herringbone
worsteds, striped cloths and
basket weaves. V.
11 Medels include straight flare
coats, Norfelks, tight-fitting and
belted coats; with close-knee
breeches, reinforced in' knee,
and seat.
Tjtllerlnr, Until and all detail
w. exceptional.
Pric from f SB upward.
(Flr.t
Schoolgirls' Shoes
Built for Service
' and Comfert
Made by shoemakers who spe
cialize in footwear for growing
girls.' The correct last, the right
hee and tee, and a price that most
mothers will agree is moderate for
i such excellence of materials and
making.'
$6 and ?G.75 a, pair ,for oxfords,
including tan calfskin in several
styles, and black calf in one. $7,
$7.50 and $9.50 in high shoes, in-
, eluding one style in black or tan
UP " fc"" " """
$5.60
for patent
leather one-
strap dress
slippers
The sizes
throughout are
2
te 7,
(First Fleer)
if i , .m;,i-i 5 -.,', . i ,',,'-' ' :
Just Out of Their Paris Boxes Bexes
French , Dinner Gowns of
Beaded Chiffen
Afternoon, dinner and evening gotens, in royal blue,
black or lark tanchiff en" of rich quality. ,
Fashioned aeng simple lines, but exquisitely hand
beaded in cut steel or crystal in quite new ways.
Each has a complete lining or underdress of self
color crepe de chine that may be used as a foundation for
ether gowns. .
Priced $85 and $110. '
(Flr.t Fleer)
A Clearaway of
Women's Black
Dresses, at Half
, Mile group of black ffewns of Can-PM-Sf'R?'
Georgette, chiffon tnffeta,
k..i Blll' ve119 and dotted Swlsa, has
j.? lewarl In price for a clearaway.
VSLl Pn? or two dresses of a kind,
j-ncts start at $5 for a volle and go
V for- th0 flner I"" I""
Alse a few mussed white cellar and
c"" ts new 2 60 te $2.
(Third l'loer)
A Little Sale of v
Women's Slip-enx
: Sweaters; Half
) Tt Price, $2.50
ftinreundJ Ic.eln'"1 wel weatcra
ff8 A m!tei..Beck atyle8' USUa,'y llh
w3 whiti8' orewa purp'' navy'
Steer the Little
strained,
rain from heaven."
for Women
Knickerbocker unit! with knee
cuff., In much the .ante fabric,
are also 135 and np.
Separate knlckerbeckera, fit.
Hiding breeehei, 15.
Xloer)
Seme Pretty Silk
Frecks for Yeung -Women
They are of soft silk crepes
crepe de chine, Canten crepe and
matelasse crepe in navy, black and
sable brQwn.
Ingenious new drapings appear
en the skirts and the sleeves are
a study in themselves, Loveliest
of all is the charming use of satin
faced crepe the dull side used te
trim the bright side.
Bead girdles and bandings in gay
colorings dispel any hint of somber
ness which might lie in the dark
colorings. .
Sizes 14 te 20 at $68.
(Second Fleer) . '
' -" f
jK L.
The Stockings That
J Children Play In
or walk te school in must be sturdy
as well ns nice looking. It seems
there is endless cheesing of the
newest kinds among tholets that
just arrived.
Ribbed inereerlied llIe liea. with
turn-ever top. nnd clock., 75c.
Heather-mined .Ilk nnd mercerLed
ILL lie.e. Turn-ever top.. 11.50.
Weel golf he.e with fncy turn
over top., 8S.
titlk-und-woe) jelf lie.e wltli fnry
top., l,75.
Three-quarter ullk-und-woel he.e
with turn-err lop.. l.
Three-qunrtrr wool lie.e with turn
ntt top., SI. SO,
Three-qunrtrr wool he.e In light
eml dutk mixture., f 1.73.
.i;tr heavy and .trens hlurk rllibril
cotton Iil.e for boy.. , 85c, or three
peJft, II. .. ..
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, Broadcasting
Station W,0 0 f
tyanamaker'8''-
' 12:45 P. M.-.(Daylight sav
ing.). -Unltedf States weather
forecast. , 1 -
,12:65 Arlington .time,' sig
nal- . ,
)4;30 Music! 'y
7:80 Evening concert by
the following artists: - r - '
Edith Haddock '
Charlette -lieebeai.. 8 ,
Marguerite Neeleft ' v
Hillary Parry
Edward Wilsen
Wm. F?-Ko"x!erike andUicy, Kll
pat'rldk, Piane Accompanists,
. and"--Oletzel's
Orchestra " " ,
E. H. Dlctiel, Jr., Saxophone
Charles McClaln, Saxophone
Walter Eppel,, Piane 4
Jehn Pries, Violin
Earl Hawk, Banjo
Frank Median, Drums
There will he a short talk en
the care of the automobile" by
Mr. H. L. Newton, Engineer
ing DejJartment of the Vacuum
Oil Ce.
1, Orche.tr. Selection.
2. Seprano "Bunbeam." ...Rendld
T Mia. I)ben
8Flane Val.e In A Majer,
Mr. Kozlcnke
4, Tener "Sunrise and Yeu
Penn
.Mr.' Make
0. Seprano "The terk New Leave.
Hi. wat'ry Nr,
Parke,
Mla. Haddock
0. Bas. Gipsy Leve Seng.
Mr. Wil.an
7. Piane "Tendre Fleur.,
.lltrbcrt
Kozlcnke
Mr. Koxi.nke
8jSoprane "The Nlshtlngal."
. 8tt
Mr. Kezl.nkn.
Stephen
Ml NIev
0. Tener "Ahl Leve' But
a Day."
Pratluinr
Mr. Parry ' ...
Reading "When Mallndy Sings
10.
, Mr." nmiin
11. Tener ".Memlng".. .Oleu Speaks
Mr. Blake . ..
12. Piane "Concert Etude."
J Koxlenke
Mr. Koilenke
13. Orche.lra Selertlen,"
. DIetiel OrchMtra
14. Ba.. "Invlctiln" llahn
Mr. Wll.en -
15. Tener "Spirit Flower."
Mr. Parrv
uampocu-iivie't
10.
Seprano "Jewel' tfeng"
(Fauat)
Gounod
f Htl.. T ..!.
17.
18.
10.
20,
Plano4-"Heuthern Air."
. . ItrKoxlenke
Tener "I.nllahv".,.. .Cvril Scott
Mr." Blake .j-
Seprano ,Jtev Mern . ..Renald
Mlrf Haddock
B Armeurer.', . Seng (Rebin
Heed) ..... ... ueKeven
Mr. Wll.en
21. Soprane-r-VAve Murla ... douned
'MI-.'Neeley
22 Tener "Mentra Owen,"
Old Welsh
. Mr. Parry ,
23. Tener "Yega Vega Oondellr."
- Clarke
. Mr. Blake .
24. Ba "The Stately Bhlp " ,
Ptncneff
Mr. WILent
23. Orche-trn Selertlnnd. '
DIetiel. Orche.lra
10:55 Arlington Time Mlnal. fol
lowed hjr Vnltrd. Plate, weather fore fere
ea.t nnd pre., alupatrhf..-
Three Special Groups
of Women's Fine
Winter Coats
Beautiful coats 01 soft belivias
in a variety of interesting weaves,
soft and luxurious te the touch and
wonderfully satisfying .ke wear.
- AH shew'the newest lines of the
Autumn and Winter mode skirts
, considerably fuller and longer,
sleeves of waist depth, girdles low.
Linings are mostly of soft silk
crepes.
Deep fur cellars and cuffs are of
golden heaver or silvery kit fox.
The cpats themselves are in navy,
black, sable brown and kit fox gray.
Prices are a great deal lower
than subsequent purchases of simi
lar qualities.
Six delightful models, special at
$100, $150 and $175. v
(Flr.t Fleer)
1 Radie
A Little Embroidery Here and
There Lends Celer te the
French Silk Bags
Just dainty touches, or perhaps a tinyWip of it in the
brightest kind of colors en backgrounds of black, or navy,
or brown. It is the famous Point de Beauvis embroidery, as
delicate almost as strands of tinsel and every bit hand done.
Here a bag will have just a few
flowers, gay flowers, reposing in a
corner; the next will sparkle with
an almost braid-like strip extend
ing all across the front, and the
tortoise-shell-finished frnme will
be hand painted with the same
design.
But, hew glorious are the Ygs
themselves. Of soft, rippling,
finest French silk fiille. In two
(Main
The New Oriental Rugs Are
Delightful and Prices
Wonderfully Lew
New Serapis, new Saruks, new Beluchistans.
Sizes and colors and designs that people have long
been looking for.
All pieces are of a remarkably fine quality, heavy,
serviceable and rich in furnishing effect. .
Net in years have we had rugs of the kind te sell
at prices se low.
Serapis in soft rose, blue and
ecru shades, all of a heavy, ex
cellent quality, alc 3,Gx4.(i te
5x0 ft., are marked $55 te $100.
Saru!; in rich1, beautiful com
binations of mahogany, rcdi blue
and mulberry, she 3.6x5.6 ft., ns
. ";
(Batejitli
T
The Small Fur
,' Neckpiece, VaS'
Neyer Se Necessary
- A substantial and satisfactory
one costs' se little that It seems a
shame" for' every woman net te
pessess1 such a smartj finish former
street costume. , ,
' Brown mink is becoming and
durable: A slngle-skin. scarf is $20
and upr-a two-skin ,scarff ?40 and
up.
VN
f
'Marten is softer .and leeks mere
like sable. Slngle-skin scarfs are
from'.W and'" $40.' UPJ and ex
tre'mely effective two-skin scarfs
start at $55.
All are Wananiaker dependable
fur's the best te be' had at the
price!
(Second Fleer)
A Levely Freck for
the Schoolgirl $28.50
Charmlni-ly youthful and suitable
for the' silently dressup occasions Is
a dress of sable brown or navy crepe
de chine.
The sleeves have an Interesting;
three-handkerchlef arrangement as, a
graceful flnlsl) and the skirt shows
draped handkerchief panels en the
sides. Bright silk embroidery en black
meuascllne gives a .delightfully gay
touch. Sizes 12 te 16 years.
(Second Fleer)
i- a.
Gay Chintz for
Scheel Frecks
There will probably be quite a fad
of chintz frecKs and sleeveless jumper
drcases among schoolgirls.
Aside from that, one likes, te knew
about really pretty chintz for many
ether uses.
36 Inches wide, 38c a yard.
(Flr.t Fleer)
First of All Is a
Smart New Hat
if one wishes te greet the Au
tumn in a suitable frame of
mind.
One pretty new hat can de
mere than any ether single item
te rejuvenate van entire ward
robe. Levely'new hats en every side
in the Gray Salen hats of be
witching line and ravishing color
and a style se satisfying that
few women will care te leek
further. ,
Frem $14 "upward one may
achieve the. most charming re
sults in millinery,
(Second Fleer)
"J'-
styles, one a novel gathered shape,
something like a pouch and
mounted, en u frame the ether
mighty like a bill fold, dangling
from a silk cord handle. In reality,
it is a vanity, and within there is a
little place for every conceivable
thing madame cares te have in a
bag.
The gather bag is priced $50;
uiu vunuy, eu.s
Fleer)
heavy and serviceable as they
are exquisite, and new priced at
$85 te $100.
Beluchistans, a beautiful let
in dark red and ' blue, with
touches of Ivery, size 2.6x4.6 te
3x6 ft., priced, $13 te $25.
Fleer)
mm
Colored Prints
'e7
Old Philadelphia
A collection of- engravings,'
weed blocks and colored prints,
purchased in Londen, and depict
ihg quaint landmarks of old
Philadelphia, many of them new
vanished.
High Street,, the old Fair-
mount Water Works, the
Schuylkill as it used te be,
famous old banks, churches,
public buildings and ether places
of historic and romantic re
nown The collection is of keen in
terest te" antiquarians and levers
of Jthe old-time city. .
Priced $3.50 each, un'framed.
It is well te note that there are
few, duplicates.
(Fifth Fleer)
New the Beys' Shoes Are Side
by Side With Dad's
and little Bill and Jee can walk in like "regular fellows" and
go te. the same salesman thai Dad says knows se much about
fitting shoes. The boys' new shoe section is in the Men's
Stere just inside the Thirteenth and Market Streets deer en
the Main Fleer.
The shoes, tee, leek mere "grown up" in fashienand
sturdiness. Designed and made by master workmen, each shoe
is full of comfort, yet built up te stand the knocks and scuf
fling of school days. I
'Prices are $5, $j5 and $7.
(Main Fleer)
A Geed-Looking
Umbrella
Ifl a been te any woman and Londen
Club umbrellas have an appearance
thaf makes them add te a costume.
Thick ferrules, tipped with bakcllte
and henvy handles, with leather cords
or straps are really smart They hae
amber-colored or white bakcllte tops
and tips.
The ceers are of durable silk.
n
black or colors, with wide or narrow
gresgraln berdrrs. $7.50 and $10,
(Main Fleer)
When the Tires Are All Wern
Down After the Summer's
Hard Riding
it's like getting another week's vacation free te have some one
say that some mighty geed automobile tires are marked at
little prices.
Every motorist knows that Empire Cord Tires are mighty
geed and a glance at the list will show hew little the prices are:
Size
Price
30xV4 I11.7.'.
32X3V& $17.35
31x ....S1D.15
3!x4 S21.75
33x4 J..S2Z.SO
34x4 $23
3ixtyA 28
(The
The Housewife Who Really Knows Will Tell Yeu
That Only the Best Is Werthy of the Kitchen
Most newlyweds when they plan a house, plan it around the fireplace.
But the housewife who knows, the housewife who is a veteran of many culinary cam
paigns, will tell you that the heart of the home is the kitchen. Let the living room be ever se
fine, the bedrooms models of comfort, the dining room perfectly appointed real home com
fort is headed straight for the rocks if the kitchen has been neglected. In furnishing the
kitchen, quality must be the first consideration and
Quality Has Been the First Consideration in This
September Sale of Heusewares
liOW-priced kitchen utensils call be found
anywhere, the market is flooded with them.
But low-priced kitchen wares that are first
quality, soundly geed and full of long service
are the rarest things we knew of.
Wananiaker heusewares are the best ob
tainable. Wanamaker aluminum ware is of the high
est grade cold rolled aluminum which will
stand the severest tests.
Wanamaker enamelwarc is se pure and
geed that a chemist's certificate gees with it.
Wanamaker kitchen cabinets are built for
years of service.
Se it gees all through the Wanamaker col
lection of, heusewares perfect quality and
Every geed housekeeper will want te see the magnificent
assemblage of dinner seta
IN fHE CHINA SALE
It is believed te be the largest and finest
ever shown in Philadelphia.
All the great potteries of the world are
represented -r- France, England, America,
Japan and Czecho-Slovakia.
Greater varieties, mere attractive patterns,
finer qualities, better values thes'e are the
outstanding features of the exhibition.
The collection of Thee. Havihmd
sets is unequaled in extent and excel
lence, t A superb example.is a Thee. Haviland set
of 106 pieces with three-quarter-inch coin-geld
encrustation at $435,, or one-third less than
liqual,
Leng French Kid
Gloves at a Saving ,
Autumn brides and bridesmaids
who have white gloves te buy will
save en this special purchase made
in Paris. Ne mere are in sight at
the same price Black kid is in
cluded also in certain lengths.
They are soft, elastic French
kjdskln of perfect quality.
White In 10-button length at
$3.50 a pair. , mi
' White or black in 12-button
length at $4, and in 16-button
length at $5 a pair. '
s (Main Fleer)
Luxurious New
Belivia Coatings
Seft te the touch and delightful te
wear they are In the geed shades of
sable brown, navy, French blue, henna
and black,
They average 54 Inchefl In width and
are 46, J 8 and "$10 the yard.
(Flr.t Fleer)
Coats and Caps
for Baby
Rnewlly white and beautifully hand
embroidered muit Baby's "best coat be !
Seme pretty new coats are then well
qualified, for they are of fine white
cashmere nnd the cellars ftre exquis
itely scalloped and embroidered by
hand. Warm, tee, because they are
Interlined. Fer Infants te babies of
two years. $5 te $9.50.
N at $1 for one of silk, trimmed tlnlntllv
(With ribbon and lace, and go gradually
up te je 60 rer one of shirred Georgette.
finished with wee "niouae head and
ermlne tails."
(Third Fleer)
Size
Price
33x4tt K2H.7R
34x4 Mc H0.S0
, 8.1x4Vj S30.ne
36x4U (31.30
33x3 KTS
33.t 3(l.7.1
37x5 S38.73
(liillerj)
Case et 100
(1'eurth Fleer)
Anether Thee. Hayjland set of 106 pieces
with rich coin-geld encrusted border is new
$295.
A Thee. Haviland set of 108 pieces with
quarter-inch coin-geld encrusted border at
$168 is 40 per cent less than usual.
Other Thee. Haviland sets of 108 pieces
with wide border decorations and coin-geld
handles are new $75 a set.
The general assortment comprises a splen
did selection of ether sets English, American,
Japanese and Czecho-Slovakian commencing at
$15 for sets of 106 pieces, ethers being priced
psu, yeuK ipue
The Men's New Fall
Suits What of Them?
They are manly.
A man, a real man, wants
a suit that does mere than
clothe him.
He wants a suit that will
DRESS him as a real man
should be dressed.
He will find it here.
The best style features
of the season are expressed
in the new suits.
They arc backed by a
famous quality, the distinc
tive Wananiaker quality
that belongs te hand-tailoring
of the finest standard.
This season, lines are
somewhat straighter, but
no less distinctive.
Nothing has been lest in
the way of individuality
(Third
Many a Man Still Can Get a Geed
Silk Shirt for $6.25
Striped silk shirts in colors that are .anything but gaudy.
There are wide stripes and fine stripes and almost as varied
are the weaves of silk in the let all sizes and every shirt
has been marked a great deaj mere this very season.
(Main
Men Like Celer Even in
Autumn Neckties ;;
Net ioe much color, of course, but it's like modesty
mighty attractive when well displayed. V
There are combination stripes and plain stripes and i
world of tiny figures en the new Fall ties that are here.
What is mere, they are the best
here for several seasons.
(Main Fleer)
After the Bath v
what mere refreshing thin Queen
Mary Superior Talcum I'ewder?
An rxtra-flne talcum of velvety soft
ness nnd purity, made In our own
laboratet lew, and ucintcU In clfiht
delicate frairrancis. '
In Improved-top tins ; priced 20c and
50c.
(Main Fler-r)
sound worth for every cent that is spent here.
During September there is an average sav
ing of 27 per cent en every one of the 75,000
different articles in this Sale.
The September sale is an annual event
scheduled te help housekeepers start their
homes en the right read te comfort before
Winter comes. It's an event of the utmost
importance te the comfort, health and hap
piness of Philadelphia homes.
Blu-Mettle Laundry Seap, 5c a Bar
During September
A clean, pure laundry soap that blues as it
washes. It lathers freely in hard water and
makes the clothes a clearer, fresher white
than any ether soap, we knew about.
bars, $5.
ana se en. 1
and something has been
gained in the way of dig
nity. The young men's and
youths' models are especial
ly fine. The prices $25 i
$50.
Fleer)
Fleer)
ties at $1 that have, been
Who Doesn't Like
4w
Yellewjack?
Kf
Geed old-f.Thlened yellewjack!" It'rf
what 0-:nlnm always used te call a
real toethful"!
Caramel nougats that Is nougat
with caramel en each end. '
Vanilla cream nlniencN are teeth
ceme Beedles. All nre 50c the pound,
(Oenn Malm Stere) '
"Hew far that little
candle throws its
beams"!
Yes, but Loek at the
Bright, Glorious
Effulgence of
The Lamp Sale!
"Light,
what the
mere light," tht is
world needs oil thV'
time.
Ruskin's beautiful "Seven
Lamps of Architecture" wilLbe
none the less true if we nf
that in this September Sale
we have seventeen hundred
lamps of opportunity or mere..
A lamp store all lit up 1,
always a beautiful sight.
It is doubly se when rein rein
ferced'with the intriguing1 rdi rdi
ance of real economy.
All the lamps are In this Sale,
and all the shades and all the'
candlesticks.
Prices are 10 te 50 per cer.
less than standard rates.
Judging by what people thll
It is the greatest Safe of,
icily
kind ever known. TY''
And what thev'thlnlr la .C,..5h,fi9
..,,, . ,,,. ....
by the way they are buvln . a
' Frem a boudoir, lamp at "flUft, '
vj u nunutuun niiuuc ttl f (,V3, 1M ,$tl
range ex cnece la mmmt ",
brilliant.
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(Fourth Fleer.)
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