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Mere Heusewares,
The Power te Read Beeks
te Advantage
does net come quickly or naturally te every
person. But a geed book can be counted en
te become, the best efSfriends.
A wise writer has said: "There are four
lerts of readers
"1. Heur-glass readers, whose reading runs in
and out and leaves nothing.
"2. Spenge readers, who imbibe all, but only te
give it out again as they get it, and perhaps net se
clean.
"3. Jelly-Bag readers, who keep the dregs and
refuse and let the pure run through.
"4. Diamond readers, who cast aside all that is
worthless and held only the gems."
ISigned
September 27, 1022.
France Sends Tiny
Evening
Just big enough te held a
powder puff and a handkerchief
and small enough te be tucked
in the pocket of an evening
wrap.
They're of chiffon velvet de
lightfully embroidered in wee
(Main
Twe Pretty Scheel
Frecks
for the gir? of 6 te 14 years are
In particular becoming styles.
One, at $6, is of chambray, in
blue, maize, geld, green or leather
brown, with pretty hand-work en
the white cellars and cuffs.
An unusual model of smooth
linen combines two colers: gray-tnd-blue,
cherry-and-white, geld-and-blue,
green-and-white or
brown-and-yellow, with lovely
band embroidery. There arc gath
ers at the neck and crochet but
tons. The dress flares out and
hangs loosely without a belt, in
charming way.
$13.50.
(Send Fleer)
Smart New Weel
Scarfs, $2 te 9
Celder winds of Autumn are
Mewing ever the hills and all the
lovely Autumn colors are assem
bling In new soft wool scarfs.
Seme new plain-color scarfs
re charming. Alse the contrast
ing stripes and plaids, many in
brown and tan.
One black scarf has a wide
border of white fiber silk. An An
other combines scarlet and black.
(Main Fleer)
Exquisite Transparent Silks
With Velour Breche Designs
Frem France
Probably the most exquisite
llks in years. And the beauty
is magnified many times when
such silk is used ever a brilliant
contrasting satin or metal cloth.
Beth chiffons and Georgette
crepes are se light and ethereal
(Flrnt
Seme Handsome Wraps
Are New Half Price
Among them are a number in Winter weights, but
the majority are net se heavy.
They are in the finest of silk-and-wool duvetyn or
wool belivia; most of the coats and wraps have large
cellars of caracul or squirrel fur ; some of the capes are
embroidered elaborately. There also are many handsome
novelties in the collection. All are beautifully silk lined.
In all the fashionable Fall colors, both light and
dark, and with the new prices of $75 and $100.
(Urst I'loer)
A Few of Many Striking Pieces
in the Sale of Rare Furniture
A satin-weed desk that
links up the days of Sheraton
with our own it combines
the folding and roll-top prin
ciple uniquely $90.
An inlaid satin-weed corn
node of unusualness, $270.
A Queen Anne winged
arm chair covered with mo
hair a fine piece of work
manship, $125.
A Chippendale arm chair
f mahogany that Themas
Unsclf would net disewna
QMffimwfa
Velvet Bags for
Use
steel beads and lined with silk.
All were made especially for
Wanamaker's.
Colorings are charming
cerise, geranium, currant,
taupe, marine blue, royal blue,
chocolate, Parma violet, jade
and black. $8.50 and $10.
Fleer)
New Hats and Coats
ftfr "Little Felk
Warm, snug, cozy and decidedly
geed te leek at. Many of the
newest coats and hats come in
sets.
One is of Pekin blue, tan, or
dark blue velour, trimmed with
fur. Priced $20, complete. Sizes
one year te four years. Most of
the ethers go en up te six years.
At $14 is a geed chinchilla set,
with a fine warm coat and a cun
ning hat, in brown or blue, sizes
two te six yeurs.
A bright red chinchilla coat,
double-breasted and with brass
buttons and a sleeve emblem, $25.
Altogether, a geed selection of
coats and sets between $10 and
$55.
(Third Fleer)
Children's Wool Weel
Plaid Sweaters
Frem England, $4.75
Ever se soft and equally
warm!
They are in plaids of brown-and-tan
or blue-and-tan, with
plain-color cellars and cuffs.
In slip-ever style, fitting snugly,
in sizes 4 te 12 years.
(Third Fleer)
and the velour broche designs
add their deep softness without
adding te the weight. In the rare
shades of orchid, green, sand,
Oriental blues, geranium, and se
en.
$12 te $16 a yard.
Fleer)
really fine reproduction, $100.
A Chippendale mahogany
writing table, $250.
A hand-decorated satin satin
weed easy chair, combining
service with distinctive qual
ity, $135.
Scores of ether pieces, the
fleer models of a famous
shop which we purchased
specially and are new selling
at half the recognized mar
ket values.
In the Little Heuse.
Mere Lamps, Mere China Aplenty,
The Paris Fashion
Presentation Includes
Copies of Paris Gowns
IDENTICAL in fabrics and colors and se true
te the originals that only the absence of the
Paris label tells the difference.
The gowns from which the reproductions were
made are net in the collection. They were de
signed by Jean Pateu, Lanvin, Jenny, Callet, Mil
ler Soeurs, Werth and ethers and carefully selected
for their suitability and appropriateness for Ameri
can women.
In certain cases the copies were made in Paris
itself or nearby, where the fine handwork could best
be done. In ethers the gowns were sent here te
be reproduced. "
With the new method of draping, the curiously
devised sleeves and materials and embroideries
which must be made especially for each individual
gown, it requires almost as great an art as te
originate the model.
There are mere than a hundred copies of Paris
gowns and costumes, including daytime and eve
ning gowns and lovely fur-trimmed two-piece cos
tumes for the street.
(First Fleer)
Youthful Teques
of Embroidered Velvet or
Duvetyne
A smart little hat of sand-color duvetyne
is almost covered with colorful embroidery.
Anether, of silver-gray velvet, is embroidered
in silver, and a narrow silver ribbon encircles
the crown.
There is a variety of colorings apricot,
coral, pheasant, mignonette, porcelain blue
and most of the hats have soft crushed crowns
and narrow rolling brims.
They were designed especially for young
women.
$18 and $22.
(Second Fleer) -
Shnple Silk Frecks
for Yeung Women
After all it's the simple frock
of crepe de chine or Canten crepe
which is eftenest worn. The
linc3 are soft and restful and
such frocks are wonderfully com
fortable and satisfying.
Plaited clrdlcs, metallic) clasps
catching .1 drapery .it the hip, fagot faget
ine, pleated panels, handkerchief
uleevcs and low wnlBtllnei are the
features of the Autumn mode. Parla
brown, coffee, blade and navy are the
colors.
Excellent cnoeelnr at $18.50, $!0
te $48.
1 te CO year flies.
(Second Fleer)
The North Wind "De Hewl"
and Men Want Snug
Things te Wear
Sweaters, vests, scarfs everything that's big and
warm and comfy, is en the tip of the tongue nowadays.
There's a buoyant twang in the air, outdoors is
calling, but a man must be warm te stay there.
Knitted vests that fit close
and leek geed, in heather mix
tures or plain colors, $6.
Sweaters, the pull-ever kind
with V necks or shawl cellars,
are in plain colors and priced
$8 or $10.
Hard worsted coat sweaters,
without cellars, are plain cel-
(Main
It's Bulb Time
Helland has sent the choicest
bulbs for Spring blooming and
they should be planted new.
ftiivh Det, I'erMO
Tnllpi, uliiRla.. no 4.1e $3,SO
Tullpi, double,. Re 43e f'1,00
Tulips, Dnrwln, 6a flOn $3
Hjuclntlm lOn HUe $ft
ItttfTedlln Be 4n '.'.7S
Crocus XOe $1
Sis linlbg run be bought iit the
4eie rule i 25 at (he 100 rut.
(Fourth Heer)
J
A Chauffeur Can Step Inte the
New Clethes That FU Demands
Warm, snug things te wear, built as sturdily almost as
the car itself.
Suits are in many styles, but usually only one color
gray. The materials are a hard-finished worsted or -whipcord.
Seme of the cea'ts have plain back, ethers are Norfolk
just in the back, while still ethers have the half-belted sports
back. Priced $32, $35 and $40.
visor caps te match the suite,
Black nuttec- , in w,.ftrW
$4,
$10. 4
Overcoats, big, warm and du-
rable,.are a little darker than the
(The
ered. $10 and $12.
Cardigan jackets, the kind
men have worn for a genera
tion past, are in black only.
Single breasted, $7.50 j deuble
breasted, $8.
Alpaca wool scarfs with
striped borders. Seft and
smart looking. 5.
Fleer)
A Bey's Shoes Ought te Loek
Just as Geed as Dad's
Geed ones de. In fact, one of Of smooth calfskin, cither tan
the new high shoes for beva is or dark brown nnd perfectly plain
made ever the same casv, fash- everywhere. But the soles tell a
ienable breguish last that is se fi TJuiZ?
popular with the grown-ups. Priced ?5. -.. Li,w
(Muln Fleer)
Mere Days for the
A Certaih Type of
Watch for Men
Is Reduced
It is a watch made by one of
the foremost American watch
makers and it is a geed, thor
oughly dcpendable timepicce In
every way.
This particular model, how
ever, Is being discontinued for a
newer style and se the price has
been reduced by exactly a third.
In 14-kt. geld case, $10, 85 1 nncl
I7 new.
Tn Kel(1-(lllrl cone, 30 nml M?
new.
Jtetli kinds may bn liml with either
tilt or silver flnlnhrd dial.
(Main Fleer)
A Motorist Can
Almest "Re-tire"
en What He Saves
en Empires
What he saves first en the pur
chase price for they are away
down right new backed up by
what he saves through extra
miles hefore new tires nre in
order.
All the new low-priced let nre
cord tires, fresh from the factory
and guaranteed.
SOxSVa 11.75
32 xStfi ..M7.3K
31x4 $10.75
32x4 H21.7.1
83x4 822.30
3t x I $23
Mxi'A $28
3.1x4 Mi 2H.7ft
31x4 $20.50
35x412 $30.50
30x4'j $81.50
83x5 $35
85x5 $30.75
37x5 $38.73
(The Oallcrj)
New Serapi Rugs
Exceptionally
Heavy and
Handsome
One has te feel the substance
of them te realize hew heavy and
substantial they are.
As for leeks, they nre typical
of the best Serapi weaves te be
found in any of the world's
markets.
Beld striking figures in rose,
blue and ecru combinations.
Prices are moderate
11.10x8.1 ft $J75
13.1 xO.O ft X375
12.0 x ft $305
12.1 X7.7 ft. $287
12.1 8.10 ft.l 325
11.5 X7.10 ft. .'. $'05
(Hctenth rioer)
Weel-Filled Quilts
of Real Merit, $10
Covered with sateen. Figured
centers, plain borders and backs.
Alse come with plain sateen en
both sides.
Better materials and better
making than in most quilts sold
at the price.
Others in down equally geed for
the money $10 each.
(Sixth I'loer)
Irish Linen Table
Damask, $2.25
a Yard
New goods, and the best in
many a day for the money.
Full-bleached, heavy, leathery
damask, in four floral patterns.
The width is 70 inches.
New napkins te match are
equally geed. $0.50 n dozen, in
the 22-inch width.
(First Fleer)
suits and have belts In the back.
Some garter "ned, ethers half
Unca. $28.
Wrist-strap glove of cape skin,
51.
Caller?)
Most of the Beys' .
New Suits Have
Twe Pair of
Trousers
An extra pair of trousers means
much in n boy's suit.
It means most in a Wanamnker
boy's suit because- of the extra
geed quality in fabrics and mak
ing. Selections are new abundantly
large and embrace every worthy
style, color and material.
Prices, $1L, 513.50 and up by
easy steps te $28.
Ages 8 te 18.
(Tlilrd rioer)
f
Net a Minute te Be Lest in the
Heusewares Sale
CEPTEMBER is drawing te a close and opportunity's knock will seen be
but an echo.
Every household in Philadelphia needs something that is included
in this sale. It holds conveniences and necessities for the laundry, the
kitchen, pantry, bathroom, linen closet, cellar, yard and perch.
Best of all, this sale combines high quality and low price as they
are seldom combined in any heusewares sale.
Net a "second," net a flimsy, unsubstantial article will be found
here.
Savings average 27 per cent.
(l'eurth rioer)
Ne Let Up, Even Though the China
Sale Has But Three Days te Ge
gELECTIONS are ample, values remarkable and new groups of attractive
. merchandise" are being added.
French, English, American and ether dinner sets are shown in
splendid choice at specially low prices.
Particularly notable is the showing of American and English din
ner sets of 106 pieces at such popular prices as $32.50, $35, $37.50 and
$40.
The full range of selection reaches from American sets of 106
pieces at $15 te magnificent French sets at $600.
Glassware is shown in brilliant assortment, including fine cut crys
tal, geld-decorated crystal, colored pieces and a wealth of light-cut glass
all at September
Opportunity Is Undimmed in This
Remarkable Sale of Lamps
TOREE mere days and
brilliant with opportunities that should be taken advantage of as quickly
as possible.
All the lamps, lamp shades and candlesticks are W te 50 per cent
less than regular.
Fine porcelain and pottery lamps, one and two light, mounted in
brass and finished in geld from England, Japan, China, and some
domestic are offered at $7 te $78 each.
Shades te go with them, $4.75 te $85.
The much-wanted English brass candlesticks, in 20 different sizes
and as many different styles, all in the old English finish that makes
them leek as if they had come down through the years, are priced at $3
te $36.
(Fourth Fleer)
Just Three
are left for supplying
It's the perfect laundry soap, economical of soap,
It blues as it washes.
5c the cake, $5 the 100 during September.
(Fourth Fleer)
but Only Three
September Sales
fti r F
lyl wll-'l
sale prices.
(I'eurlh rioer)
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then the light will "go out." Meantime It will be
Days
the household with
Blu-Mettle Seap
but predigul of lather.
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