rpiw ,t1'" w r'rv' t "4.. - . , ''' -1. hi i ' j " ' i i .i i . i i ' -TI fty'" , ' , ' . - i ' ' I Ij I 4 ...l.'.W I Mir. Often. t S I ..,,'., glow CleaeS al 6 W A T A A WtrP C ff ' 'A V ) Organ plays at 9, 11 ,and 4t45 MtMr anii ehlmr at neon 1 J! WANAJVIAKER'S . Stere Opens' at 9 WANAMAKER'S : WANAMAKER'S - IteyHf JUtStarftif Tfaw v Daylight-Swing Tim$ Vh I .1 THE GATHERING" SPOT FOR .BEAUTIFUL TINGS AND IAPPY PEOPLE IS THE IA1A1AIER FASHION SALON aS a 9 l There Are Few Finer Experiences in Business Than Clese Family Life J ' The examples of them are full of inspiration. Philadelphia has always been proud of its Drexels, Welshs, Dobsens, Bremleys, Pattersons, Bories and a long line of ethers. I ' This business dates back te 1861 and its sole ', owners are the father and son. It is a far better business because of daily individual direction by its I active owners, who superintend it at home and abroad. We are receiving- a great abundance of new goods . every day. Our buyers in foreign countries have done well $ and returned home. There is much of newness te see new. i fu v !l a- ' S$pternher IS, 1PSS. jfemfc .1 Gracious New Wraps of Surpassing Beauty and Charm Seft, "luxurious materials, ex quisite linings and a charming use of fur combine te make them the most beautiful wraps of the season. Of silk-and-wool belivias and duvetyns and of the new French matelassc materials, they are soft of outline and won derfully becoming. All have wide sleeves, often of waist depth, home have sleeves like little capes, ethers aie capes without any sleeves whatever. A handsome wtap of black belivia has wide sleeves made entirely of dyed squirrel te match the cellar. A wrap of "cleky," the favor ite fabric of Paris, is trimmed with deep bands and a cellar of beautifully blended kit fox. Black mole, combed caracul and blue Iceland fox are fur novelties. A point worth noticing sev eral of the finest wraps are without belts. Ne finer wraps are made. 5200 te $475. (llrst Iloer) Paris Has Put Gorgeous Spots of Celer en Bags of the Darkest Silk . Vivacious Paris, the Paris of unusualness and her whims show !tiikingly en the newest handbags fj tte come. 1 A r il. i it. l xi ,t no j.ur wiu utiirn uieiiiuives, muy ''(arc the finest, softest, most rip- jjiiub suit mine, or fceiiiuiiinea hint, mehe, in black, or navy or daik brown. The shapes arc chic square with rounded corners, or lObleng, extending cress-wise or down-wise. But the glory of it all is en the front, where insets of white net are magnificently hand cmbroid cmbreid tied in ull the colors that even the artists of Paris could think of. And in all the designs. Frent the practical side, they really are little vanities or dinner bags. Inside is a delicacy of color and the handiest little compart ments. Prices arc $35 and $40. (Main I lour) Lace Tunics That Are Complete Dresses $10 te $14.75 All they need Is a silk slip underneath. The tunic Is fashioned with a smart neckline, wide sleeves, rippling wide draperies, and uneven hemline. Black, cream, navy, brown or American Beauty red, in lace of several patterns, some resembling heavy old Spanish designs. k Priced $10, $12.76 and $14.76. (Wt Alila) The Finest Tailored Costumes a Weman Can Buy, $90 te $225 Fashioned of beautiful variations of duvetyn, known under various trade marked names, but all alike in their thick, soft texture and rich velvety appearance. Exclusive models. Of most we have but one of a kind, of none mere than two or three. They are, in fact, such individual costumes as a woman might have made te order by her favorite fashionable tailor but here all ready te put en and walk out. A number are richly fur-trimmed squirrel, fox, wolf, lynx and ether pelts. Others are left unadorned, that hand some separate furs may be worn with them. Lines, tailoring and finish arc of the perfection expected in costumes of this quality. And there is much varia tion of coat length and general cut. In the best colors of the year kit fox gray, the charming new browns, darkest blue, black and a deep wine red. Priced $90 te $225. (lint Fleer) Seme New Hats for Little Children Tarns, pokes anrl llttle hats with rolling brims are all ready te go te kindergarten. They are of broadcloth, duvetyne, felt and velour, touched with fur or flauntlncr bobbing tassels of silk plush. :.76 te JG.76. (Third Fleer) Weel Velour in New Celers Women cannot give up the soft texture and excellent servlce of wool eleur. It Is here In subtle blurs, navy, splce brown, Caire red, copper, kit fox, deer and in black. 54 Inches wide at U'.BU yard. (First Fleer) Radie Broadcasting Station WOO Wanamaker8 11 A. M. (Daylight-saving time) Grand Organ 11:30. United States weather report. 11:55. Chimes and stroke ei neon en the organ bells. 4:30. Half hour recital con cluding with the Grand Organ selections and trumpets. 7:30. Evening recital by the following artists: Helen Markly Themas, soprane: Josephlne Bonnlwell, contralto : Daniel Carle Hlgglns. tenor Henri F. May, baritene: Sarah venore Shrlner, reader: Eleaner E. Hamil ton and David n. Crerler, planlsU ; Lucy Kllpatrlck and Lerey Baw Baw den, accompanists. , 1, Seprano, A Itlrthdar Ge MIm Themas S. Barltone, a. Res of Ttittrdar. Tenner b. All the Reses of June. Oeehl Mr. Msy 3 Duel. T.evely Night (Tale of Hoff mann) Offenhaeh Mli Henntwell nnd Mr. Hlnlns 4. Due for Twe Pianos. Hungarian Daren, Ne. M7 Brahms Miss Hamilton ami Mr. Creiler B. Tener. The AmrlcAn Come. Fester Mr. Hlgglns fl. Readlnr, At the Theatre. .. Original Minn Shrlncr 7. Contralto, Jasmin Doer Bcett Ml-n Hennlwell t 8. Seprano, Ooed Tiyn TesH Mlna Themas 0. Reading, Willie MIm yhrlner 10. narllene. Vln'en Tucltlve (Herodlaile) Massentt Mr. Muy 11. Dim for Twe rianes, rantanla C Miner Mneart MIbh llnnilltnii nml Mr. Crezlcr 12 Tener, llmle Tciore (Den Olevannl). Mozart Mr, Tllcxlns 13. Contrnlte I Dreamt ScMra Mlsi Hennlwell Jt. Reaillntr, Her 1'lrrt RMe In Otty-. mobile . If all Mln Shiner 1." Duet, Hiini t" Our Mountain'. (11 TroMitere) Vrrrtl MIib nennlnall nnd Mr. HleslnR 0 P. M. Organ Rncltnl, Minn Mary K. Vect at the Console. 1. Blue, Danube Strausa '.'. TorteBe ilei Cardlnaue Borten a. fraitle Rene Krelsltr 4. Dwg River t.. .negers T. Kvenlng- Devotion , William rt. Klefile .Vaamet T. Intermejre I.ei Sjlphe .. . Davli R. Jeur ile Prlntemp Kinder 11. Ixie SenB .Vevln 1lt. ctAleetlem from T,nhenerln. .trnniler 11. T.lelieetrnuin Mszt i 12. Re quest. OM rnmlllar Mele.lle I 13. Pien HereUiue Ttleult I 11. iluKimn Jlonnnce rjylnerr 1,1. Sdierze Caprlen Hpre'ii in, Tetnttn In I Jllner .Vevln 10:55. 11:02. United Stales Naval Ob Ob scrvatery time signal. United States weather report and press dis patches. Through FashieiVs Eye Of Course Yeu Are Enjoying the New Paris Hats MATERIALS are rich. Celers are fascinating. But it is the simple hats, the hats of wonderful line and almost unadorned elegance, that speak their Paris heritage most clearly. Frem Lewis is the famous Venetian tricerne in silver-bound black velvet, with Chantilly lace cascading from the brim. Lanvin's surprising Russian turban in ruddy brown crepe and mink fur; the curious Chinese effects; the Directeire pokes of Rebeux and Lanvin; Marcelle Dem ay's glorious symphonies in all the new browns; Maria Guy's huge moire-bow hat each is but one of a gr.laxy of mil linery loveliness and distinction. (Second Fleer) Silks A Mede of Magnificence METALLIC brocades, velour brocades, cloth of silver or of geld, colorful imprimes, sumptuously Oriental such is the mode" for Winter. It means that balls and dinners, supper dances and the opera will take en a new radiance, for never have silks Wn mere beau tiful. Metal cloths have this year lest the stiffness which has been their drawback and have caught the grace and suppleness of chiffon. Fer daytime wear brocades are just as fashionable as for evening. There are entrancing patterns in crepe meteor broche, Canten crepe broche and in Georgette brocaded in velour. (I'lrst Fleer) Yeung Women's Topcoats of Double Deuble Faced Woolens, $35 Thick ui in coats, cut en speita lines, are of brown or tan mixtures which nhc. plaids or contrasting colors en the ieverhe Hides. Bitf patch pechets, rngliin s-lieulders, notch Lellais and buckled belts aie Points that gills like. The coats re lined through the sheuldcis and sleeves with peau de cyKne. 14 te 20 year sizes. New Suits, .$35 v Of herrinnbene tweeds in blue or Vrewn tones, simply tailored nnd nnished with narrow belts. Exnct y right for everyday wear. 14 te year sizes. W il (Unit Fleer) Longcleth and ty Nainsoek Special .I'OiiKdetli, le.yiml pieces, $175. $1'. ff25 nnd up te $3.S0. jjNiilnaoek. In ac-lncli width, $1.7&, -J5, TU.7C anil $3.50 the piece. In "Inch width, $1.26. In 45-lucn MUi. 4.76 nnd $6, (Flnl Fleer) A Man Cheesing a Watch shows something of his character. Fer one thing, he shows the value he places en Time, spe cifically correct time. Alse, he shows the value ha places en Meney. And, finally, he shows hew much he values a standard of quality in that marvelous thing, a watch, "the box of wonders in your pocket," as somebody has called it. Men who appreciate all these things at their true Werth choeso the watches here named, and they choeso incomparably well: Heward, Waltham, Elgin, Illinois Heward watchen, 14-k. void, 184 la 1147. Geld fllled, fflS te V130.7G. Wltlinm wAtrlirn, 14-k. told, Italu model, 300 te 310. 14-k. cold, ret-ular model, 57 te I9R, Geld fllled, rejrnlnr model, 32 te S7I. Elgin wittclien, 14-k. cold, thin model, 75 le 175. 14-k. sold, regular model, 184 te IBS. Oeld lllled, regular model, 3ft te 3(. IlllneN wiitehen, 14-k. retd, thin model, 140. 11-k. geld, regular medal, 830 te 19.. Oeld lllled, regular model, fSS te 871, (Main Fleer) Silk Lingerie Pretty Enough for Brides Dainty enough for a bridal trous seau are matching sets of night gowns, chemise and drawers, in pink radium silk, finished with plain silk binding, and ornamented with fine pinch-tucking and clus ters of Kiench knots. Gowns, $10.50; chemises, $5.75; drawers. S5. ' Anether style in pink radium, hemstitched and filet-edged, is 35.50 for the chemise, $9.50 for tiie gown. Unusually geed crepe de chine chemises, trimmed with French knots nnd hemstitching, are $4.50. (Third I'loer) The Schoolgirl Who Wants an Outfit Mad-3 te Order will find geed materials, excellent models and prompt service await ing her in the Women's Custom Tailoring Bureau. Scheel and college uniforms, street dresses, dress and party frocks, cent'? nnd winps all the up-te-date apparel of a well equipped -ardrebe, is made te measure at lea.senable prices. The satisfaction of mothers who have tried thi3 seivice for their schoelgiil daughters is the best indersement of its excellence. C-.ieiid fleer) Peter Pan Blouses Have Mere Friends Than Ever Scheel t i mil ' i ed the npcd for new bleues .I'ai eung women like Peter Pan bleu-iT, bet of all. Fresh white dimities are smaitly tailored into u -u-ts that are trimmed with tucks, feather stitch ing, Iri"h pu-et edsres or with hand-diaun lellni and cjfT-. .. te $3.85. (llnril 1 lunr) Capping and Aprening the Maid Every p nci !m! iit of white net, lawn, .i.-lm, dutul swiss or what-net that lmusiheld helper, wear en then hid i rendv, priced 12c te ."i eme uin with black velvet ei nblu n Ceirect wlnte ap.rts for every household -cniee, the iKiteriafh carefully chosen, mc-l of the cm cm breideries imported. 50c te $.',85. (Vilril flour) Reliability Is the First Essential in Wanamaker Reus sewares Never Such a Bright and Busy Lamp Sale Opportunities are glow- 6 ing en every hand. j Remember, we offer the p whole steek of lamps, lamp shades and candlesticks at s reduced prices, which 8 means a saving of any where from 10 te 50 per J cent, or en an average about 25 per cent. Among hundreds of at tractive groups are some fine glass shades with metal base for boudoir and li brary. They are hand painted in landscape and floral decorations com plete at ?16.50 te $62.50. Mirror black pottery lamps from China, mounted in solid brass case, the bases finished in geld from $35 te $62.50. Shades te use with them, $15 te $55. (Fourth Fleer) Every article must be dependable, carefully planner' and soundly constructed. Ne makeshifts, no "seconds," no flimsy, trashy goods ai e allowed. Yeu can rely absolutely upon the service of any article here. Bathroom Fixtures are an illustration. Brass is the bae of all our metal fixtures, whether white or nickel plated, as it has been proved the most satis factory from all viewpoints. Porceleid is the finish used en all the better grades of white fixtures. This snow-white surface will net flake nor crack with the ex pansion and contraction of the metal beneath. Bath tub seats $2.75 Steels ?().50 and $7.7." Mirrors $i) te $1(.7. Medicine cabinets $25 White Enamel Supplies Steels $i.7., and $:i Shee polishing boxes, $2.75, $3.60, $1.25 Medicine cabinets. .$6.75 S7.50 te $12.25 Glass towel reds $1.25 te $1.60 (fourth Fleer) Nurses, in a large New Yerk hospital have told us the purest laundry soap they have ever seen is Blu-Mettle Seap It will stand every chemical test for purity and every practical test for efllciency. People are taking advantage of the Septem ber Sale price and are ordering it by the case $5 per hundred bars. Single bars, 5c each. Kvcrv IXi K a Dav of Opportunity in The China and S mi . ... t i no great, b g beauiilul fttere el cl-'na and gla is sparkling wjih unusual things thehe September j Sale days. winner sets and glass ware of every desirable description are offered in magnificent assortments at I OMuaiuuuilI HaVlllgS. ! Here are a few of the unusual greups: Imported china euns and j b:ui'rH, m mi hII.iiut blue de- i f.ipn ournerdjnmy at SU a -0,tal jmj k.., hlt., ia crackled kIiihs one low ceered JK and si tall glasses te mntchS3.75 a set. l-'ine thin-blown cr.xstal glass Kebltts in a prett floral cultlns J a dozen. (Fourth Fleer) Like a Man Feeling Easy, Standing en His Dignity that's hew the new Fall suits leek. ' Talking fashion te a man is about like singing "II Trovatore" en a reef garden, until fashion strikes home with comfort. Then he's all attention. But in the new Fall suit he is all at ease, for if' fashion ever was comfort it is right new. Straight free lines, yet dignified lines. Make a fel low leek like a man's man through and through. Delightfully careless, leungy, yet smart and there'a youth and vigor and a rollicking geed swing in every lint of them. Lapels are softly rolled, as they ought te be en a well-dressed man, and the real dignity of the cut the long, free leek is buttoned in by two. three, or some times four buttons. There's no end te the colors, f J rays, bright mix tures, dark ones, all that a man talks about, but brown is far ahead. And prices start with a mighty geed suit at $25; The best of all is $55 and there's great cheesing at $40 and $15. (Thlril I lenr) The Broken Stripe's the Thing en the New Crocheted Neckties Thin stripes, almost the pin size, but they are irregular and broken and different looking. Fer the most part the ties are in ,l-e a number of elid colon daik colors mny and blacl: and bt , Idnet or brown. K' ery thread brown .etcwith stripes of geld rJl-Ml'; an i woven u the durable or white ei -some ether light c-le'. -rai"ht t!e. Pi.ecd $'J. (Mam I lunr) After Leeking The.in All Over Here's the Best Brogue Every day a couple of men av s'. C5 A brogue that i? smarter. ?t 'i-.j vvith it al' the price is only SILI V). Xet an i a mark of a hregu ha been uirittid vet it's trim and ne.v oeking Sawtooth fining and perfotn perfetn perfotn liens thei. i "t be, but thev a: neat ami ; ; ,". j c ,nfei table, and I hf leat' r i- Se -t. h grain calf skin, lust .i" all. The tip is thd 1 t."U .mil, of ceurM, fuii-u ! t le culet i., '..in i Mam 1 lunr) Right New Is a Geed Time te Buy Geed Rugs A leek at thi nigs t' II- v iij, And a li eV at tin- pike tags, complete the i ir utiun New Hif. .in ic., nig i" rv day, mi a weil ' of roler- mil patterns galore A xnu.'if I'jr Fitifs , Seamed or Seamless i. ii H.3IO.Ii fl. ft v It U til in i ii II W li .i : t in iti Wilten Rugs "i: ii. i iii (i n i. hi in . n Malitf and Arak Rugrfi Moderately Priced in !. tiie best low - th u en i fiem the Tht.v aii' I i neil i.m; j uin-. nf I Tiny (v -n: ., S1 M, ,,uaiitiefl with nli'j, cf .ipiuaianee and cet.-bk' diiciative lIiiuiii. lll the best giatle at OXCtp- : r : " II. :is.-,li f.. - lUid'i Brussels Rugs mi; i ,, ' i M'nl'i I In r, A Bmwn Reason Means a Drewn Umbrella What c .Htien Mi.hime I i i eth in shailt and styles. Seeies el' di.fi lent kinds aie hi l -'itli bandits of almej-t all tvpi tvpi tvpi Some aie j'.'iihe., seiim- bakclif . nd the Minu- materials aie mm 'or tips and fvtiule. Straps, lings or ihungs aie used ' 'e carry lliem by, while the silk evers are either plain or beideied vith tape, n.u row or wide. Prices, $5, $7.50, $10, .,li; ane 15. ( M tin I lunr) in mi ly low fice 111 v l I ' II 1 I II I . i ' ' 'i.; r ni.s v : ,,, i : it. i ii. " ' i ' ii i ' - : J ti I ' S I III fl i ' n !!'.; ,, l VI it in ii , i i, I . i ii. I i l i -i , , 'Hill I ,,, 1 IIIC m nit lies .tut is: ia S3U 1T Twte Cleths and .!i '. : : Specially Priced , i -Hi il vnu.p iiiiuhased -" a n ' ! lielfa-t maker at ' in.. ! :i iiv,. I'i.' i' '"...i , . .(rei nn,j i'ei I patinr, uii iltmask of ui'til) iiiml,!;,, I'cuy, eleBely viM.1. i.f i, n. (iiu -t mii ni and luii'hid lil.e a ,iei'e of line -atiii Tahli'i.'eths in mx m(...S from J te ysx.'J ya.ds, at ?12 te !J.i. N'ar-l.ins te match, 'J2.22 at VI'" aril 'i2- inchei at ,'17 .0 a deI n. ( I lrt Hcmr) ' V001, QuiUt should be bought right away, wiar fV kct conditions indicate. Selections arc excel cut at prices commencing al $8.50 for wool-MM aw wun ngurea camtmc centers and backs and Sis'"!!! ?L lieriZ8 anLl geUlg i:i1 b" eay ep itV, $ldt $18 te $60 each u 1 ft (Fourth !) (Hlslb Fleer) 4 , tuvHjl '34'j m.. t' j K n
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