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EVEXIXG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.. W22
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Organ Plnys at 9, 11 and 1: 15
" MrletlJ nnil Clilnif. "I nnn
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
MQ
Time Is About the Only Thing the September Sales Are Running Short Of
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There Are These of Us Who
Are Constantly Lamenting
Our 111 Luck s
Tlicce people are all the time Vaiting for
something te turn up.
It is a delusion te believe in luck days and
spend life waiting for something te turn up,
while you de net even keep one eye open for
the opportunities passing along.
Lewell said:
"Geed luck is the willing handmaid of
upright, energetic character and conscientious
observance (if duty."
- The winds and waves are always en the
side of the watchful navigator at the wheel.
Signed
Stiitniihcr H'i
New Jacket Houses of Duvet yne
or Matelasse
I.nnjr, cle-c-fittinj? alcoves
appear en the new blouses of
ur-tnp.
In cut. tlit oleii'o arc like
little ceatees find are trimmed
at neck and wrists with a hit of
( I Itlr.l
Fashionable Veilings
have aiieil wayn of bei:nr intf
tftinp. Meshes take designs unto thoni theni
seHes in a most chanuin man
ner, be that a veil may be at once
consmathe and niail. Velvet,
dots, of course, like te show tlu lu
rches in arieus ni.es. .v de
lipii lepay iii'poctien.
ninck, brown, navy and taupe,
85c te $1.30 a jnrd.
I Main I lour)
Women Who Have a Knack
for Trimming Hats
arc,planuing all sorts of becoming headgear for the Autumn.
A tniiciy of unti mimed hat is
rc.ii!. felt-, .-hincd vchcte, but
ter's plush with elvct fairings
ml mi en. Seme need enl a pin ei
e metal ornament, ethers call for
th" snflneis of fuather.-. or t!i '
rav touch of a blight (lever.
Unliinimed hats ranee in piiie
frm-i M te RS.50.
i sri i-imI
The Lenger
Novelty Coats
of Fur
"Wild I. is ll,C 1(1-
i'eritc fur thin season r"'
Every fur, Oear
Medanje Fashion
sponsors whatever is
rich and beautiful.
leadtPil i jjreatly lil.eil:
Mud en Mal ("be.ucd inn.k
rnt) hehU its own; IVr-ian
lamb 1 u returned. And tin
Kins are e wrought as ti
limn like some '-uniptunm
fabn
Hen? i, a wende.ful lnoud lneud
1ad coat, loe-e sleeves, cut in
tiaurht. piaccful line, and
lemplit'l b, a luxurious tellai
nf ilPi-y cliiiK'hiUa. Hit
Ratinent can have an linins
'Itiied b the puichasci. Priie
?J.'i(jn.
Anether black caiacul has
wide sleeves and a hujri1 i'"
rellni. 1'rice -5030,
A Hiul.sen seal (shewed
mu-kt,u) ha a bleued panel
Icdrml
Women's Princess
Slips
Of w,i, liable satin in black,
a'y, blown and white, some with
imp shoulders ajul lace edge,
jeinu with built-up hheulders villi
"Hei ed finihli or lace edges.
J-0 te 57. SO.
f sateen in black, blown,
y and nil with camisole top.,
- ') and ?f!,3(i.
rhirtl I Imiri
1 Geed Scheel
Ceat With a
Threw Scarf
Jn ceinrri'ibl, c-ompanjen en
l,"l nun ning. It K of warm
oel MMtiny, lined und inter
nod. andean )(, Wl, in brown
?n , "i ,h" tl,r,"v M,r' t,''1'5
oe inngc and can be
nTipptMl nuirly around th
Cnnnl Wy'1 ' aiCI 11)0111
M 'MP Hands wmni.
t $14 1 CO 0Ultecn -vcar she"'
(hfcnnil 1'lner)
i
A
' fpttnafa.
braid with a Klint of linsel.
fn blown. bon'.or. pheasant
and nay, ai(!.7.".
Ceatees el satin iiiatela.'se
aie in black, In own and navy,
emhroideicd in .iher. SI 8.73.
I'limr)
50 Women's Tweed
Capes Priced
Down te $25
ll nr-p li W t"i ni-'c it 1 e li
plit ami iln roleis of in me '
unntril liinN : nil sein ' n i'fl iln'-
i . itn lli llncil Tl i y Jtj"t nlinnt
i. l.iup h !f ;irn,- t n.-
'ri llirrc ne .1 t'" Wfni luii
i.i's in e'nl drti "1 I- ne'i
ll'.'ll'n 1 J." I ,n,-i
. (I if.l I Imiri
S'ett. ieady-te-ear hats of
-eiateh felt or cleur have tin-up-turned
brims that appeal te
emijr women. $2.50 te s8.
Newest trimmings metal
handing?, feather leiivi, eeque
feather.', beaded ei nament-. and
p'ns include -eme 'matt things
trem ran-.
I tner I
m back, ami i ar.'u u! cutN,
Ctidle and cellar, $fi0(i.
A I'er'ean lamb teat with
i he sleeve line running fiein
sheuldei te waist and massive
Ces bolder aid shawl eellai.
snoe.
Such coat", aie fiein 13 te
"0 inche lone;.
ri,inrt
f . O
'm
New Winter Sports Skirts
Shew Interesting Differences
Met noticeable ate the nia
tenals, entiiely new and eei
I'tie imported.
l-'or example, a giacetul "wiap "wiap
aieund" skirl in a soft tan colei
with an ever-plaid of blown
lainel's hair. Anether pietty
-Kiit of the .nine style i in ma
tch sbe with curieu-, lai-ed blocks.
Stiiped hkirts .uy ihe monot
ony by shading one color into an-
(llr.l
Longcleth and Nainsoek
Special
Seineii having laige quantities
of white things made up at home
may like te take tJie opportune
or buing nt an advantage.
I.ongejeth in 10-ynrd pieces and
Sfi inches wide is priced $1.75 te
13.30 the piecV. .
I f . (rim
Radie
Broadcasting
Sftuien wee
If'anamahev's
11 .'M. Orand OiRan.
M.I'.O. United States -weather
report.
11.35. Chimes and htrekc of
neon en the organ belh.
1.13 I. M. Giatid Organ se
lections and trumpets.
7.30 te 8. Concert by J. W.
V. I. Militaty Band,
Aithur Resander, ditcc ditcc
ter: I. '.uitlnn "Mll.niie Suhnni'
t. fill" I in u1" Wa't!" .. .Sfiem.
ft liinarj- Iap .7amic'
I. I'ntiicurrl ni t" n'ili'1 Im I. niikd
nil CiiunlH liaici"'.
" n'nci nVmiile .Miir(li..l'e?aiiirr
8 te 9 I'. M. Conceit by the
following aiiists:
Utnjnmln 7Inrrlen, Ieln
1ceib 15 Mlllt'., t).irlleai
Mcrtim I'oitler. contialte
Item Ictta Hanlsen, i-ontralte
ieda Ha'c. mIaiie
Mut11ln til-.!-, i.i, llnminh Hnr
rlspu, l.ycy KlVntrlck, tioerso
i)Wfll. .lecuinpinlstu ami
lalil I'es-y. of the Nt. Vetls
i:cnniR "Mail.
1 I untrilte I.lttl" Mn'lier e Mln
v'i'i .Hi ih'lBHtu ..ttirlrlil''
y. - IVr.hf ntil Mr Kiir. un
i pl'ri t lia'i'm Iniliij"
A. ' i il,i,-Ku)cal J i
.Mr Hnrrlnt
llnrliu'u I'.uJ." nf !! Jlnit
Ml Mi'kr
1 rinne Air iln llnllfi loj-.f.et ih!
tim ltl
", fi.ntraltD
ii l'lcl iinlnn. -i' s m-
Ytrk aff
li t.linh . .Smejj
Mf. Itanl-u
.:50 V. M. Addtcss by David
f'ery, of the New Yerk
Keninfr Mail, en his
"Jack Rabbit" books.
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IIhh II-Mtnl . 1 ul r
JIM I'er'.!-i
Inlln Mclltntinn Iimh
rilfclH" Ur Mftl't
. M- tfirr-en
'i f'uil(en L'm l ttnin llm ei
Mr. Mlllr
10. "lune t.llHrlriiuni .:'
MIhs Hale
11. I'ontrnlle Hn-inr u l)riatii " llh
'jllri ebllriiln .. lr tl trtt
Mr. Hnrrlsun
I-' Mi'ln Viioritle-i Harm -n
Mr tla'rl"i i
11 I ir lone- I'ulp Moe i ejn.i
Ml. MUM
M i . j encert K(tu!A
Mi i He lit
Ml Hal
11 iVinlra'li) Uend Mfclit
Hub ?'f '1
Mr. n-irrirtnf
!) I'. M. Grand Organ Recital.
Miss Mary K. Vogt at
the consele:
1 lliiu M Pel -ml f as ml
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: snn-: . .. . ..Ti'p
. tietlrt in I Mlnei . fl'tili
li.t.ifri . . . cMii'iru i
1 HrrnKilc at liimu uiu'
" l!(iif' -li'iiriH ' r-ifljlh
Mh ' Mii-or
s Ibm i e, th s m
i vA- Ie tut nff
" I'pr.i.,,- or .-err.i of I'.ii.tr r
1' R TVi from i ii allT'n
r.itl'finH . .... Untrnen
0.33. United States Naial
Observatory time signal.
10.02. United States weather
forecast.
Imported Duplex
Gloves With Perfect
Fit, .$2 a Pair
'I hey fill the need for a hcaier
glove and aie- often taken fei
oft leathei because of the waj
they fit and the leather-like ap
pearance. They aie in htiap-ww3t htyle.
Aith fie-ineh cuffs anil h"Uc gores
in contrasting tones. The two
tone embroidery en the backs is
exceedingly pretty and the glees
aie in cery desirable tint and
-hade fiein palest pearJ gray or
delicate beige te dark In own.
(Muln I lunr)
Wanainaker
Special Corsets
The new draped gowns with
-moeth fronts and back.- make the
leneet corsets meie iniieitam
than ever, and some of the late-t
Wnnamaker Specials aie net only
leneet but peculiarly geed.
One is a lnidal cei.iet of white
atin topless, with elastic, and
a moderately long skirt which
may be had for only $3.
Anether is the .same model in
pink hreche. $:J,73.
A thiid is a pink lueche ceiset
for laige women. It has elastic
sections in front, and is tep'ess.
A le pi iced $fi.
(llilrtl I lour i
Colored
Handkerchiefs
Never Lack Friends
'e woman eer had he man
gay linen squaie-- that meie weie
net wanted.
Solid lentei.i and white beidei:'.
white centers and colored holders
-scores of designs and celniing"
at 23c and 30c each.
ether in the most unexpected wa
or haing wide colored stiipe
down each -nit only
Theie i- also a new Worumlie
iamel'-hnir skiit in natuial loIei
with a lentiastiug eer-dieck.
.lust the thing for u cnniel's-haii
spetts coat or cape.
Prices from $22.30 te SjR.ru.
I Iner)
ainoek in 10-,aid pieces, ijfi
un he: wide, !1.73 te ?3.e0 the
piece; 1(1 inches wide, $t.'J5 the
piece; 15 inches wide, $4.75 and
56 the piece.
a t-va r
yr4BRrW& iiagM j
A Rising Tide
of Splendor Produces
the Mede for Metal
IVfETAL, metal everywhere such is Fashion's
irL whim.
Madame flashes and sparkles with it,
mere radiant than ever before.
Gorgeous metal-cloth evening gowns, metallic
brocaded silks, metal laces and trimmings.
Metal gleams everywhere en her frocks. It
faces her train, circles her girdle, adorns' her shoul
ders. Her slippers arc bright with the luster of
geld or silver, her hair is dressed with it for
sooth, metal seem a part of her every accessory.
Hew it came about ic no matter. Paris knows,
but few women care.' But they are interested in
the 4
New Ball and Opera Gowns,
Mere Brilliantly Beautiful
Than Ever
Geld, .silver, bronze, gunmetal tissues and ethers in
cyclamen, heliotrope and white all with a metallic
sheen are these gowns made of.
As if that were net enough. ''they are oftentimes
embroidered with beads and have girdles- of pearl beads
and rhinestones or huge clasps of rhinestones.
Every one of the marvelous fabrics is imported;
never were such supple textures in metal before. And
the draperies quite impossible te describe them. They
must rightfully be seen.
Fer prices, one may begin at $11") and go up te
$233.
1 1 Ir.l I lunr)
Dancing Slippers of
Silver Brocade
made with low heel, rounded tee and one strap, are
$12.r0 a pair.
Dainty strap slippers.ef geld brocade, with narrow
tee and French heel, are $14 a pair.
In aluminum cloth preferred te silver cloth by
some are pretty French-heeled slippers at.$l5.
Prettiest of all are the hilver cloth cut-out sandals,
trimmed with silver brocade, at $17 a pair.
Brocaded and metal-cloth sandals and slippers are
made te order in colors te match gown.
(I'lrl I limn
French Metal Brocades Shine
Resplendent Among Silks
There are evening gowns wholly or partly made
out of them, there are wonderful wraps for balls and
the opera (and hew well they would go with regal
ermine fur).
Beautiful as the are. they are net beend the
dignity of being u.sed for linings for trains, pane's and
wraps.
Seme are in plain crepe de dime grounds with the
designs done in silver or geld; ethers are richly bro
caded en printed ground in many colors. Others, again,
are plain metal cloths.
$7.30 te $;i0 a yard.
II lrl I limn
New Metal
Trimmings Come
Direct Frem Paris
And they are the l.u-t weul
in fashion for the decoration of
cening dresses
They may be ei.uul of
laeeweik in peld, Hihe biene
or steel, or they may be intu
cate deiigns in metal cloth
connected with bead- It i
hard te say which 15 the meie
lovely.
Wide hands. !! te IS inches
wide, $:) te S80 a yaid. Kdges.
2 te 9 inches wide, $1 te SU
a yaid. Seme in matching
widths.
11 Heur)
Glittering Leaves
of metal cloth have a delicate, fragile appearance that
makes them suitable for evening use as dainty li'lets
for the hair, shoulder straps, girdles or trimming.
In geld, silver, bronze, steel, rose, green or blue
all gleaming with light. It is the metallic, or frosted
touch that lifts a thing into fashion thi.s season.
$7 a yard. ,
(Main
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!
ffiVF
Fine Metal Laces
Frem France
heei and delicate n- than
tnl. 01 heay and mh a
Spanish or Vt-ru-i. tlu-e laics
are alike in one n sped the
aie all cleel covered with
the designs.
nd most of the in m. be
had in full pts -insertion,
edgings, all-evets nnd wide
tlouneings te match.
They are in bright ami
antique geld and in blight m1
er and steel; and pi ices htait
at 7ee for a 3-inch edging and
end at $10.7") for a aid-wide
flouncing,
1 Mnln I lour)
Fleer) J
' :
Opportunities Are Many,Though Days
Are Few in the September Sale
of Heusewares
Saturday Ends the
Wonderful
Sale of Lamps
By far the largest sale of
the kind.
But se far as. stocks are
concerned, it leeks, if possi
ble, bigger, brighter and
better than at the outset.
A constant incoming
stream of new goods insures
abundant selection for the
last two days.
There is plenty of every
thing, except time.
Fine silk shades are show 11
in magnificent choice, from
8-inch size for boudoir lamps
te 26-inch .size for fleer
lamps;. New priced $4.73 te
$83, with 30 different price
between. Absolutely new are tint
s(tiare-base m a h 0 g a n y
candlesticks' te go with
mantel clocks $: te $6.
(I en rl It I lii'irl
Almest Every
Heme Has an
Ax minster Rug-
or Se
An upstait- sitting room, or a
'ibrary, 01 a den there a?e rooms
vraleie wheie no ethc lug .ecm
ede as well.
Far and au.n. Aminsters are
the most popular of medium
pi iceil rugs. And little wonder
when one .ee, the rich, deen
beauty of the patterns and col
orings. All of the seamless Aiu4tisters
heic am known the country ever
as the best.
) 1 ft.. ! (e f.n
X.I I (I.I, ft.. S.M.:.-, tu Mr..
I II ft.. Sll te I
'i 1." f(., dim .-,0.
1 inth I lenrl
England Has Sent
Seme Geed Heckey
Sticks
In remaikable selection, tee,
with one te meet the tasu m'
most cveiy plaei. .
'Ihe juices aie $'.). ?."i.."iii, m.
and $7.
English heckej ball. Js.'l
Heckej shin guaids fiym Knu
'and, .2.."0.
( I lie l.nllrri )
Egyptian Appliques
Frem England
They come b win (if Kngland,
mt they ically aie made in I.'gypt.
and are ivnl lepi e'entatieps
nf the an haii' and univers'nllj.
deceiatr.e ec-.g"s which r.ppeai
in the ancient wall-paintings.
The .squaies, table mats, wall
hangings pillow ceeis and
spieads ma ' lu seen today in the
"lit Xeedlev.e u S'eie and aie
moderately piiied fmni S" ."if tu
sYiO.
1 si, mill I lour I
Scotch Tweeds
flrsll t'sl II Ull of tilf ll-.ll
(UUP 1, H e s ll'jl) 1. ftl' nil')
ijirs. sUir's .11. I s nis
In iilaiilx 1 'I '.lis ere" '11 -i-i'
t m,ii mii.j , 1 1 c . w 1 1 u tai 01 nii
UM- ' ' I --,'! ', in It, " 1
.Ull
( l'lr-1 I lour 1
Ne Man Ever Put $7.50
Inte Better Oxfords
.Made ei 'ii .-Veti! Riam i.V
skin in a liiu.jne las', m,, t!u
leek like e!'ii us piutil i ifii t'
leal liiuhi t
Tliey liac thi ' i '. ii.imi)i tali
soft tee tVur nn n aii (online t.
Mn in
A Geed Necktie Is Werth SI
te Any Man
One of NlUnl sn ' Hit Is ,hmi I
fei a bi'aseii tut uisi a tmj;
se. ( ut i stn straiirht
paiKieu te st.mi
ter vfiiuf.
anil
A Greup of Fine Dining-Roem Suits
Reduced One - Th ird
m an, n;7,!iXucai;r ""i''"'"' m"'- in w""r ""'i-i"" '" """""s
. One le Fire Suits nf a Kind
-.mu le.pu'u. seu in aialiesanv m nei r. tin
ished jn two tones
SI.'iO -10 puiT sun of walnut encers in i(,
shades of hrewn.
$11)0 10-pii'u- sun in walnut -ii'iueis. tmshi.,
in hreiiii, and in l.euis I period.
S!)507-I0.pii'ce stni in w, ilnut, antiiutc lini-li
Italian influcnic.
.S8:i5.10.pii.i'i. miii e liuuretl imihe(,'iiin. Col Cel Col
emul design. i
Thousands of useful,
necessary things for the
household bear lowered
prices for two days mere.
Thousands of Philadel
phia homes need juat such
things.
And it is safe te say
that any article bought in
this September sale will
net need te be replaced
for a long time te come.
Every article is built for
service. Kvery article is
firs' quality, sound te the
core.
Savings aerage 27 per
cent en equipment for the
laundry, the cellar, the
pantry and kitchen, the
bathroom. the sewing
room and en many articles
iis-ed throughout' the
heu.se.
Brass Ware Specially
Priced
Jardinieres. Sl.fi." te SI 2.
I'mbrella Stands, S3.0 te
S12.
Vases. Sli te S.I.6.".
Ferneries, B-isketw, eli. SI. HO
te S7.1..
1 1 niirlli I loon
r.
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tUiXi
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s-juti
After All, What Is It That
Felks Call "Style"?
As far as a man is concerned, it is comfort
and ease and grace expressed in clothing.
Many a man ha the idea in the back of his, head
that "style" K a sweet-bounding excuse for looking
ridiculeu5. Ceat buttoned up around the "wish bone"
and flaring open where the belt button gleams: trousers
forcing the knees into a "gu-e-tep" and flapping like
a duster eer the shoes.
And in the half-price vrt el a suit that s- style.
But the Style in Wanamaker
Clethes Fits the Man
just as the style in sd clothes euqht te.
Lines are long and free and graceful, there's, the
rollicking ing (,f gi)udfcllewhip in the rut of every
coat.
Mil art clothes. the are and different.
Different from ether clothing and each suit just
different enough from the ether suit that it is going te
leek like it wa.s meant for the man who wears it.
After all. the master touch of designing makes
clothes what the are. Miits. .y.-) te S55. with liberal
cheesing at $15 and $50.
1 lliril I lour
I
t s.st upon, diiulile iii i ".ik -e'c-cii
te the In 1 an i inb 'hi s
'l syimis .,,, ,,,, 1,', (,jK
stlt.lU'O.
N'atuiall' tt e i i ii- i.ui -lui'
i tie s,,(t tan
I lour .
tfoeoiu'ss in niawiiir iJec-i'
unit th st., fei tneie mi
llipi s i,' ;, km,!, ,,i tain i '
-eucii leits el til. liiruuil pa". i
ill. one th tii-s lt a .j,.TIiii
t Muni I loon
. iiiii;ient;aie c-
(Iklli I'lmir)
Last Twe Days of
The China Sale
And All Incomplete
Dinner Sets
at Half
Une hundred of such set
are ready, every one at half
the original price or less.
French. English, Nippon
and American sets included.
Pei'fect wares, in a wide
range of decorations, but
with anywhere from one te
ten or mere pieces missing.
There are 51 -piece sets,
i3-piece sets. 88-piece sets.
!)3-piece sets, 103-piece sets,
100-piece sets. 112-piece seta.
Prices are $10, $12.50,
.SI 3, S20. $22.30, $25. $30,
S.'i5. !?.'i7.50. $65. $100, $125.
(I-mirth riixir)
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All-Weel Blankets
- S8.50 it Pair
Special ' i'J 'i' roler
" 1.
' Midii l.inrt-
' ' f k, i. nj .it -i' )., rv-
' ' ' ! "I ii. it li r. ax
.- li , i
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Walnut and Cocoanut
Pillows, 60c a Pound
I'm' 'ihiti nisc ami jreM pi.
s .U. ijm a., (oed inside as
i i le i eutsidi N'oliedv could
ati thin
ha i na '
iiem' aiipetizing
'Un nn s,iir. iurt IihIiiuI)
sSS'i lO.pit'Cf .ml ill f inured niuhe,in. Hri
pel rt lute dtsimi
s'JOUd lO.pii'u sun in hciiiul mahe(;an,
I outs lesinn,
SJ'i0 'li-pifCf suit hi dirurud walnut, deeer.
i led ii old hrii'i-t, I.eins W'l period.
1,120(1 10-ptice Miit in fisHrcil m!wsiiny,
l.tn.
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