A'nr TUiknMj w s THSftai &.h EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIL ADELPHlX, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1922 vl -rAt I Vw Organ Plays at 9, 1 and 4: ;4" WANAMAKER'S Stere Opens at 9 Daylight-Saving Time WANAMAKER'S Stere Closes at 5 Daylight-Saving Time WANAMAKER'S WEATHER , Generally Fair jlf leily HUH tinmen hi .-.mm n fashions in Things te Wear Always Seem Richer and Finer at Wanamaker's HGSP7BW m Everything Has te Have a Beginning Yeu say you have no time te read, but you read the newspapers. Could you net crowd out ether things or some of your present reading and save A whole half hour just for reading certain books? Say Dr. Arneld's works, Chesterfield's letters te his son, Dr. Jehnsen, or Carlyle, or Plutarch's "Lives.' ' If net interested in these suggestions, ask some friend like1 Dr. Alexander MacCell or Dr. Russell Conwell te make a suggestion of books te you. When. you read for a half hour think it ever afterward by yourself. Signed September Zl, 1022. New Frem Paris Beaded Nets and Chiffens Only from Paris could such lovely things come and they de much toward lending the Paris leek te a gown. . In some cases they arc used for cntiic gowns, in ethers for ilecves, tunic blouses or panels. Glittering bugle beads of black, bronze or .steel are com- ( .Ma I u Women's Belivia Coats, Special, S30 and $45 Geed and warm for Winter, for they arc made of all-wool belivia, silk lined and interlined. Fash ionable, tee, being cut in the full circular way with large sleeves and wide cuffs, or bell shaped. The $30 coat has silk stitching and a high buttoning cellar of the material. Malay and black aie the colors. The $13 coat has a large cellar of bcavcrettc (dyed ceney) and thc back is laid in small box pleats. In brown, navy or black. (Tlml I'loer) New Jacket Blouses of Chinese Print The newest and smartest blouses te wear with Fall suits. They arc of crepe de chine, printed in cress-wise figured Btripcs in the gayest color com binations imaginable. Cut en the lines of a little box jacket, they are piped and cellaicd with plain color satin. $9.83 is a low price. (TMini i'i(inr) New L. R. Corsets Will Suit Many Women Every kind women are asking for is here. Such, for example, as elastic girdles, with either ceutil or orechc, in pink. The lace back Birdies, $2 te $. The slip-ens, $1.50 te $ii. !' H. waists with buttons and :lsps, ?l.ii3 te .?!. College giil corsets with giidlc 'Op, $1.05 and St. Olilril I lui. r) A Vessel Came Steaming In With Hosiery, Just in Time te Miss the Tariff Anether day would have been tee late. In tiie buing, tee, geed fortune helped keep the prices down for thej weie ordered just before quotations went sky-larking en the ether side. It is a' fact that the same goods hac since risen about 200 per cent. There arc strong, durable, long-wearing stockings for all the family in the let. . Stockings for men, for women ami for children, and net a a,r ca lf replaced for the. same price, title te higher costs in Europe and the tarilT in America. Women's Hosiery At f l.sn, liemitiriil mereerlteil "f tl(l,Rs, I, '.,' "I'erttt lieke nf inerier '. I IIp. One M)li- tilth lit-ut), jreii.i ,ertl, b.irsi the oilier "Mien hllirhril. win' '1" '"tllli'liil "III hlll,lll 1 1." I'i'ii-wiirk eleik.j nierier .(r.i. M",I"'K "lib "rlluil "J,.""! Mm It iiiHlimerr hIeiMiirs "'Hi ewru lii fltlVl "'m"' ""'"lliHITll.I.eil nrll linVI "r """"'erln-il hpnrlH lllHp '" Keiuilii,. hIH, lini ,.h,. '"" Kp..rtK luihe In heather rfrreti. ( Miiln mill Lingerie Ribbons relk" l" f01"1 nW!lv ' ten-yartl Main 7 bu.(-', "" white libbens, wldi , ; ' ' a l"ecx' "L-cording te SS J '""', iuullty. Alse 10c te . (Main Fleer) OMfprnafa. bincd in an all-ever pattern with embroidered or beaded flowers. One is jade green with white glass beads, another all bronze, a third, a symphony in Chinese blue and white or all white or black with a color. Prices range from S15 te S30 a yard. l'lner) Children's Mecha and Capeskin Gloves Unlined mocha in gray, rein deer and butternut shades. Half pique or eutseam sewn, $1.75, $2 and $2.25 a pair. Pique-sewn capeskin in beaver, tan, brown or pearl color, $1.85 and $2 a pair. Youths' kIi'h III Inn or lirnwn f iipmkln, eutneum t.cn, t'i.'iS u pulr. i Clllldrf n',,1 Imported clmmnln-IUIe Kletfit In muile, K'uy or brown. 75c n pulr. Duplex llhle In pebble or white, $ I "5 (Miiln Fleer) Te Make Cozy Winter Coats Delightful new coatings, soft of color and texture, are here in the right weights for sports coats, for capes and for the handsome fur-trimmed coats that arc se fashionable. In a wonderful variety of modish colorings. Helivias, $6 te $12 yard. Silk-nnd-vvoel duvet jncs, $11. All-wool duvctyncs, $6 te $8. Velours, $2.30 te $5. Plaid-back double faced coat ings, $4 te $8. Heavy weight imported Scotch tweeds, $3 and $6 yard. (I'lrxt Heer) Women's Flannelet Nightgowns The first cold nights have made people think of them. Here arc hundreds of new ones, every one freshly unpacked, and as soft and snug as can be. Stripes, checks and plain white, with or without cellars or in slip-ever style. Leng nnd short sleeves and braid or band trim mings. $1 te $2.30. (Thiril rinnr) Men's Hese t V rent", iinlilriirhril rnltnn lut If liime. t f 1..10, nmrll.v lisle nml liter irrlieil IIkIp luxe. At H, mererrltril lisle tmkl ulth IiiiihI clink. Children's Hese l II, full-fiishliiiieil line rusli luere Mieks. rimt I lenrc) All for Baby Little toilet sets, soft coat hang ers, carriage clamps, rattles, baby books, teething lings, etc. show hand-painted ribbons and wee metifa. 45c te $2.75. (Third Moe?) Women's Afternoon Gowns Display, the Graceful New Draperies ANTON crepe, jacquard crepe and satin crepe, expressing the new draped modes se gracefully that even the woman who loves straight lines best, will be likely te capitulate te them. Skillfully draped from side te side, or caught en one hip only, or seeming te fall everywhere in a series of fluttering points and panels. And what opportunity such drapings-give for the use of brilliant ornaments and cabochons! There is much fine hand-work about these gowns, and many dis tinctive features that entirely differentiate them from ordinary dresses, besides the beautiful quality of the materials used. Dark blue or black are the colors, and the prices, $52.50 te $72.50. (Flrit lloer) Charming New Silk Frecks for Yeung Women, $30 A NUMBER of delightful in the fashionable brown tones cec and black. One youthful dress has side panels and sleeves pleated in points. Anether has row upon row of silk scal loping. A third is embroidered all ever in big circles. Matelasse is the fashionable material (Second Many Attractive New Velvet Hats Are Priced as Lew as $10 and $12 Velvet seems te banish the wrinkles, brighten the eyes and clear up the complexion. Therefore most of the pretty new hats for matrons are made of this flattering material. Teques and small shapes, mostly, with a soft plume at the side, and se becoming that they take years off one's age. Fer younger women, velvet hats arc ready in every hue the new Paris apricot included. Many are priced below $10. In black or colors, for young or for middle-aged, it is easily possible te cheese a satisfactory new hat quickly and economically. (Second l'luer) Yeung Women's New Sports Coats, $25 LTERKINGBONES, mixtures and indefinite checks all in the favorite tan and brown tones. Exactly the coats young women like for school and general knock about wear. They are lined through the shoulders and sleeves with silk and some, of double-faced materials, have gayly contrasting backs. All are belted, generously pocketed and cut en the proper sports lines. l-l te 20 year New Slipper Arrivals Women's Shee Stere, $10 Fer afternoon wear, a dainty black patent leather one-strap slipper, perforated en vamp and strap; narrow tee, medium Leuis heel, light sole. Priced !?10. A black suede one-strap slipper with cut work at sides; medium tee and low Spanish heel. Price i?ll. Fbie Novelty Black Silks Assume a Place of Importance Paris is using them largely for evening as well as daytime gowns, and with such gowns are worn wraps or Balkan jackets of black "blister" silks. The Wanamaker Silk Stere has net had L Wfflm styles are of heavy crepe ea, caramel used in another gown. It is trimmed with black tabs piped in jade green te match the big square buckle which fastens the girtllc. All in 14 te 20 year sizes. Special at $18.50 a tucked crepe de chine dress in navy, black or Paris brown, trimmed with long tabs. I'loer) sizes. (Ctri enil I Imir I A hrewn silk design, with one strap, medium tee and low Spanish heel. Price $12. And a smart new street slipper of black calf, with wide two-buttoned strap, per forated tee and sides, Cuban heel and stout welted sole. Priced $12.50. (I'trM I lour) for years past such a splendid collection of the liner black satin brocades, broche silk crepes, satin-back crepes and "blister" silks of engaging loveliness. The prices range from $4 te $12.50 a yard. (Hrt Heur) de chine and Canten crepe and Paris and in navy ' t ( in the te $12.50 brocade slinnnr in cheeked ' iN- ftl l'N A) "Three o'clock in the Morning" played by Paul Whitemnn nnd his orchestra, i one of the new Victer records, just released. On the reverse side is "Oricn tale" introducing "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice," from Samson and Delilah. The record is num ber 18910. Anether of the new release te "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean," by the originators. It is number 18941. (Second Fleer) Beluchistan Rugs $13 te $17 Mostly in sizes approximating 3x5 ft. fJark, rich reds, greens and blues, enlivened with touches of ivory, give them a decorative value that is much appreciated by home furnishers. And they are rug3 of excellent wearing quality as well. A great many people buy them for wedding gifts. The prices arc moderate $13 te $17 each. (Seientli Doer) Boudoir Silver for Any Bride l'rem a number of beautiful sets in sterling silver, plain or engine-turned designs, one may select an entire set or several i separate pieces. I Hand mirrors, $17 te $36. j Hair brushes. Sl.L.'iO te $23. Combs. S3.2.J te S8. I Pun" jars, $14 te $28. Alse all the smaller articles te match. I (Miiln I'loer) I Chocolates With ' Tasty Centers Centeis of Wanamaker marsh- ' mallow (is there any ether quite se geed?), real nurt. pistachio, cocoanut, cherries, pecan maple, old-fashioned yellewjack, butter , creams that aie deliciously but tery, caramels and manv ethers! $1 a pound. Tine Caramels vanilla, raspberry, cocoanut, nougat, nut, molasses, mint and chocolate caramels of the kind one ' premises oneself "ju.-t one mere" each time. $1 a pound. (Deun stiilm slirpi (lirMnnt) New That YeuVe Seen All the Other Fellows What Kind of a Hat De Yeu Want? One that curls up along the sides, or one with a broader brim, a high crown or a low, flat one 7 It doesn't matter, for it's bound te be at Wanamaker's and what is mere, there are enough Main Ne Twe Men Are Alike and the Same Way With Brogues Most different f all arc the newest brogue.-. Seme in tan i smooth calfskin, a- -hm. as any Sunday fahn.n parade demands, that came in the ether day te sell at $ii.-40. First of all thc.v just have half a winged tip. It's a bright idea, miiln The Whole World Has Sent Baskets te Wanamaker's Sewing baskets from China. Waste liaket.- from Perte Rice, Japan and China. Flower baskets from .lapan. China or Bcllcfente, Pennsyhania. Clethes baskets and hampers from Czeche-Slnvalua. Baskets of all shapes and sizes made right here in the United States ,-eme b American Indians, some by the deft fingered blind. Here are fur-Mde baskets te held the legs th.it n will be crackling. Sewing baskets of all description-. Fluwer baskets with high arched handles and metal container.- for water. Baskets te held a Winter fernery by a sunnv window. Baskets for luncheons, for fruit or for candy. Strmgl made bushel baskets all the way from China. Each has been selected for some special virtue; r;uh is carefully made and perfect in every wav. Specially Priced in the September Sale of Heusewares Clethes baskets of split willow . SI. 23; of whole willow il.'M) and .'2.20. Siiuare-rerucrrH clothes baskets of wile. sj.T.'i te :$.i.."i(l Willow clothes hampers, T.l le '.'S inches high, SJ.T.'i te S3. I I niirlli Heer) The Lamp Sale Is Blight en All Sides It is all aglow with unuunl things, and new an- als con stantly enhance it- ladiame, fur instance: Adjustable, geese neck, all metal lamps, with half-nioen shades, finished in antique breni'e and vcrde $1. I.iiiiih of Hie Mime ih i ninliin. In Mil ml mi tile Heur I. ."ill. .Inimiieae nlvt.er sluules, nine les, nil iiiltim, (l.li! ift '... Ill, whlcli n Imir Hie tjkuitl price, (Fourth Fleer) 111 " - - - - IT FITS Right Off! There is the first satisfaction of a Wanamaker suit. Sleeves are net elbow length, there's no 'room for tucks across the back, the cellar isn't run ning away from the neck, nor does the trouser waist seem as if it ought te hang en the shoulders. A man's friends give him "the sec ond satisfaction" of a Wanamaker suit. "Where did you get it?" is another way of saying "It's mighty fine," and that gracefully easy, man's man leek about Wanamaker clothes is what the ether fellow likes as much as you. It takes a long while te With it all, Wanamaker clothes are' net higher priced. A geed suit is here for $25, while the best of all is only $55, and $15 and $50 offer remarkable cheesing. (Tlilril rioer) ether styles te leek at that a man knows the one he picks is the be coming one. And the price will be three, nr four, or five or mx dollars littie tneugh for a hat that will wear se long. rteiir) though, and men Seem te like it. Tin , aie blueher.-, but it'-, ihe raglan blu her, cut off diagonally. All the the eyelets aie lra rimmed, the side seams are linen with two lows of perforation, and a fnv ma!i perforations aie scattered heie and theie much like any ether brogue. rioer; Three I'nusual Groups in the China and Glass Sate Fine imported china tea sets of 'J.'5 piece. beauUtul luster ware in orange, canary and blue. .S l r a set. Thin-blown cr.vstal glas tumblers in a dainty light Meral cutting $1,120 a dozen. American semi-china din ner sets of lOti piece j in ; new medallion decoration e1' baskets of Mowers 'and con necting lines $20 a aui Every suit at Wana maker's is cut ever indi vidual specifications and it fits a man first hand, which is a mighty com fortable feeling when get ting into a new suit of clothes. come across the rest of the satisfaction a geed suit brings. Months most likely the months of thread -racking wear through which the suit stands up and leeks as geed as ever. Tailoring does it. His Fall Shirts Will Have Stiff Cuffs $2 The booms are neatlv pleated. Such shuts are of SO square pcicale a- line as percale can be, neatly stuped with black, laven der or blue. And $2 N a surprising price for Mich geed shirts. (Hfl Mel Everything- Frem Stripes te Autumn Leaves en Neckties Every nw let that comes for men seem.- te be a great deal different. And colors are ju.-t as libcial as the pattein Hut what it a great big story for men te knew is the fact that anything fashionable in neckwear I- among the ties at e" cents. I'heusnihls te rhoete fiem. ' Main riiinrl " W r.. V y .finer Helland Bulbs Just In luiip. hvaiintb, daffodil and i-ni a- luilb have just arrived from iii land f w mdmills. Tin v ai-e first s,.iM-tien bulbs of tin' tinest gi ade and will i un true te t pi . Little time Mielllil lie lest in i be planting, as the must be in the ground befeie the rrest h;u dens it. Tulips I at ll lUtt, I'er 100 X.',.1U k'J.SIl :i llulllile In : Lie i i.ir Hi mil Hyacinths HIl Kill Daffodils . iii l.V : ;s A half deen bulbs can be purchased at the doyen rate;' l'j at the bun lied rate. Crocus bulbs are 20e dozen or $1 the hundred. ( I Will Kluur) h, f- M jVA ' IS 1 i iTfl 1 l?t1 i t! a fi & m 1 ii I i in i a. i . ri .i j- Will I if fl t 'i II '! ms ""m iff ' t s V i & i t I'll: i (fourth Fleer)
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