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tee the best in us, and that fact calls out of them their
l . . . x .. 4 Se a nUv anfl mnv tin a tml Inea
'best te give iu u. i f
te become se busy that we nave no ume wnen our
friends think of us and call.
uf is stranirelv made up of things that in
themselves seem inconsequential, which, when traced
through from beginning te
Signed
''October 2, 1033.
Everything That Is New for
Babies and Children
Everything thnt is warm and cozy, pretty and new, suitable
for Winter wear, indoors nnd out.
The best of American-made clothing and lovely things from
France and ether lands.
All that babies and children can possibly need is here in
It is the opening of the season for children. There Is
much te sec in the way of beautiful French things for baby
and charming dresses and coats from Paris.
(Third Fleer)
Charming Ceat-and-Hat Sets
for Children
Children of two te six years are
particularly feitunate, for they
may wear the warmest, prettiest
Styles are se individual and
lines of as much consequence as
in Mether's coat. One little coat
1 has a shaped and corded yoke
(flithat extends down partly ever
me SICCVUS UIUI una cm wing -
leuj. Almest all flare and show
an absence of belts.
(Third
A Sale of
Beaded Tunics
Samples
(Half Price)
Only once a year does
this opportunity come.
And hew women appre
ciate it!
The tunics are scintil
lating affairs, beaded and
spangled nnd some are
embroidered in addition.'
They are all hand-done
and in the newest styles,
for they are the samples
sent te America by an
important foreign manu
facturer. A great many are in
black jet effects, tome in
bronze, sapphire, green,
flame and white -and-black.
They are marked $15 te
$50 for the tunics and cer
tain single pieces for dra
peries are even lower.
(Wrsl AWIe)
Women's Tweed Sports Coats
With Large Raccoon Cellars
The tweed is double faced and go thick and warm that
no lining is needed, except in the yoke. Such coats are the
nicest kind for metering or for business women.
Beth herringbone weaves and mixtures in soft brown,
tan and gray, two styles, each having a shawl cellar of pret
tily blended raccoon fur.
Priced $47.50 and $57.50.
(Flrnl Fleer)
The New Chiffen Velvets
Which Evervhedv Wanrs
Juclcrinjr fiem Mm n. u ...,
started out, it will be the greatest
eivct bcaben eery known.
.lhe me."1 wonderful day-time
trl n.hiiT(n v.clvBlb' W'-"PS. ta,
wSe?fthcmhHtisallinline
"n tha new fa&hien tendency
(First
Women's Smart
New Oxfords te
Accompany
Weel Hese
calf"umyelut?M"011f'-et
umL Uh r.ft fwn buck
tW n ay. buuk "War. Celers
Sen hose?"' b,0WB op
we!u,b.Tk.ef the hh0.
JraSdta.tew Arf bi"
noftsSi!s,U,.l(ily-,nade Bll0 thnt
m " pair,
hw-v,.r..v..
friends
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ena, are almost miracles.
Materials arc soft nnd warm:
duvctyn, belivia, chamois cloth
and broadcloth and coats arc
prettily lined nnd fully inter
lined. Hats are in various becoming
shapes and are often touched with
fur te match the often time3 lux
urious cellars of the coats. Col Cel
ors, tee, are levely: russet, tan,
brown, leather tones, blues etc.
$20 te $60 a set.
Fleer)
All-Weel Tweeds
Half Price at $2
About twenty different shades
in Winter-weight tweed various
tans and browns, olive, orchid,
Burgundy, copper, chocolate, spice
and delightful blues.
54 inches wide, plain and her
ringbone weaves.
(First Fleer)
Paris Sends
Normandy
Laces for the Heme
Odd shapes for bureaus, chair
backs, pillow covers, centers,
dressing tables, etc., have just
come from Paris and many home
keepers will be eager te get them.
(Second Fleer)
The Ideal Scheel
Freck
varies according te personal
opinions.
But, whether it is a regulation
diess, a tub frock or a dark wool
dress, it is sure te be here in a
morlei becoming te the particular
girl in whom you are interested.
Sizes G te 14 years.
(Second Fleer) ,
tewaid the richest and most
supple of fabrics.
All-silk chiffon velvets, in every
shade that any one could want
and plenty of black, 40 inches
wide, $7 a yard. Millinery vel
vets, 19 inches wide, $3 and 53.50
u. mi cuiurs.
Fleer)
Little White Coats
for the li.iby Just rceliiR into hoi t
I'euts are alteKCthcr nnewy atnl
dainty. Alumn esery one Is touched
with haiiil-cMuhieldrry. fcathcratltoh fcathcratlteh
Inu, wee French luietn, tiny tuclw or
FinecKiiiR
Materials Includu c.iplimcrt', urmt.
crcpclla anil sill, faille
I'rlciil from Jn te J35, with many
Htnpr. I.i lictwuMi
iriilril Fleer)
Faille Ribbon
ip plnin nnd moire wrntn Is six
unci ii iimirivi' Inchen wide excellent
for Klrdle.M nnd paiieln and te mnKc
fiiHliienalilc rihlxin lints, liei.uiu of
ItH Reed welRht.
All the Autumn tones are licie:
Iiiciwiih, tnnn, KieeiiH, IjIui'm, ruHHet.
Iiuiple, entiiRc, navy, and se en.
7Su u nrd.
(Mnln F1er)
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OM jnmtifc.
Women's
Dresses in
$27.50
Even the makers of inex
pensive dresses nowadays are
copying them from Paris
models and the results arc
evident in ' some extremely
charming and gracefal gar
ments of the 'fashionable silk
crepes and satins.
Here is one with the flutter
ing cape sleeves; another has
the padded or rolled girdle
characteristic of Lanvin ;
another a curiously braided
girdle; ethers are braided
around the bottom.
Sleeves, by the way, are one
of the most important items
long and short, turned up te
show a bright lining or tang
and left open nt intervals te
show the arm. A geed deal
of braid is used.
Even before the war any
thing se pretty was almost un
heard of at such prices
$27.50 te $45. -
(Firm
Yeung Women's Navy Blue
Twill Frecks, $30
Frecks with long pointed panel.s
at the sides.
Frecks with roomy patch pock
ets covered with cress-stitch em
broidery done in blue, red, green
and tan a trimming repeated
en the cellar and cuffs.
Frecks cmbreideicd with heavy
(Second
Specially Priced Waists Frem
$2 te $6.85
Many pretty f new -silk over ever
blouses, beaded,' embroidered or
with.Pcr3ian trimmings and they
arc in exactly the rigjit shade3
for new Winter suits. S5 and
$6.85.
(Kant and
Women's Black Umbrellas
$1 te $10
The variety begins at SI for
geed cotton umbrellas (te $2.50).
Silk-and-cotton umbrellas, $3
te $5 and sillc at $5 te $10.
Seme have rings, cords or
(Mnln
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W 1- . I I'MH -! 11
In Many New Hemes
There Is an Empty
Cerner
Silver and jewels, linens and pictures and rugs and
furniture the bride's friends have thought of almost
everything.
But one thing they have failed te remember. Its
absence leaves an emptiness and a silence nothing else
can fill.
The missing gift'.'
It is MUSIC!
Never was a home complete without this most elo
quent and sweetest of the arts.
As a wedding gift it is superbly embodied in the
Bride's Own Piane
a small grand of diminutive size and exquisite tone.
In this diminutive grand form it may be selected here
from three of the world's most notable instruments
The Chickering
The Schemackcr
The Celebrated Knabe
any of them perfectly fitted te form the musical corner-stone
of a long and happy family life.
These nationally famous instruments can be pur
chased only at Wanamaker's in Philadelphia.
i:.UMilll llxll, NpiciimI Fleer)
,! ft,'-1 v-ftt $&),-
Afternoon
Browns
te $45
HIBbI
Fleer)
silk, with a tinsel thread
licjht-
mg the way.
And many ether charming
styles. All are practical dresses,
suitable for everyday Winter
wear. Girls at school will like
them for classroom.
14 te 20 year size3.
Fleer)
Crepe de chine waists and over ever
blouses in many colors, $3.Se.
Dainty voile waists with hand
drawn-work and icai filet or
Irish lace. Beth Peter Pan and
tuxedo styles, $2.
West Aisles)
straps. Gunmctal hnndles in
several shapes are well-liked.
Among them are new-fashioned
umbrellas with stub ferrules and
bakelite tips.
Fleer)
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Radie Broadcasting
Class B Station W-O-0
400 Meters
11 A. M. Grand Oigan.
11:00. United States weather
forecast.
11:55. Chimes and stroke of
neon en the organ bells.
4:45. Grand Organ selections
and trumpets.
7:30. Piane recital by Re
becca Kelker:
1. n. Mfhrze In 11 Miner . Chnpln
I). I'ortlre . . . . Sffrnecri;
2. n. Moment Muilcnl ... OHea
l. Impromptu Ne. n tlrl'3
3. Itcnlutlnnnrv Kttulc rie(
8 te 8:45 P. M. Tiega Cheral
Society will render
Part I Dudley Buck's
Musical Cantata, "Leg
end of Den Munie,"
Mr. James B. Hartzell
directing.
SoIeIMm I.euh Kmll Smith, tenor
MnxKiierlte Felette.
noiirane
Klmer O. Andersen, bass
Jeehlne rt. Honnlwe'l.
contralto
William J Mdjpr,
lnrltene
Itehrcr.i Kelker, piano
Helen W. Kane,
acoempinlst
'8:45. Grand Orgnn recital,
Miss Mary E. Vogt at
the Consele:
i
Arcnrllnn Wyll . Lemnre
Henuent Sens without Werd".
.WcMrfc6nhn
A'J Mntin .Oetinrtt
The Hw'nn Sf. Rnrni
Anilnntn Ne. 2 . . Wrlu
l.'ArleMenne Suite Mtct
Hnnnnre In C . fit. Clntri
Sprlnit Rene . . tfrlce
Itc'iucct- Sdikc of (il.'nlnf
fllbleii
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10.
9:le. Intermission of fifteen
minutes.
9:30. Part II of "Legend of
Den Munie" by the
Tiega Cheral Society.
9:55. United States Naval
Observatory time sig
nal.
10:02. United States weather
forecast and preas dis
patches. Decorative Linens
of Particular Merit
Doilies, tray cloths, center
pieces, bcarfs, with centers of fine,
pure linen elaborately trimmed
with an attractive machine-made
Venetian nice.
Purchasable either individually
or by the set, the individual pieces
ranging from 50c ecch for doilies
te $13.50 each for scarfs.
Sets of 13 picce3, $12.50.
(First Fleer)
It Is Said the Men of Ancient China
Lest Their Heads Over
Puna Chew
"The Game of a Hundred Intelligences"
Even the Imperial frown,
cartying with it execution as a
ncnnlty, failed co suppress
Pung Chew mere than 2000
years, age in the Orient.
Its captivating mysticisms
appealed te the Chinese hcait,
its numliPi'less intricacies chal
lenged the best in the Chinese
mind.
Of later ye.irs travelers,
through the Orient have re
turned with tales of the won
der game irs fascination, its'
never completed -science, its
("centh
Queen Mary
Charme d'Amour
The exquisite fragrance of
Chrrme d'Amour and the unex
celled quality of Queen Mary
combined, recommend these toilet
articles te discriminating women.
Tnlenm powder, 7Se.
Toilet HHter. !?.1 end S SO
Kvtr.ict, Kl .'ill. :i mill S.I SO
iiehet PI SI)
Fnee ponder, in white, natural nnd
brunette, $1 SO
( iimjMi t fare ponder, $1.
(Main Fleer)
Seme Women Like
Narrow Hem
Handkerchiefs
Otheis like wide hems, se in
some new handkerchiefs made for
us in Ireland the nme kinds have
three diffeient widths of hem.
riut whether the hem is wide or
narrow, the handkerchief does net
lese in size. An excellent quality
linen, and 75c each or $8.25 a
dozen.
(Muln I lunr)
What Is the Most
Important Point
About a
Phonograph?
Isn't it tone? If that is lack
ing in richness, sweetness nnd
clarity, what t mi compensate?
It is in tone thnt the
Brunswick .Phonograph
excels. It has a rare tonal qual
ity, even en the difficult high
piano netcs--ilways a test for
any phonograph.
The Hiunswick phonograph,
Type 207, H a splendid model for
$125. The minuet is mnheganv
nnd will mid te the grnce anil
bcaut of almost nny room.
Brunswick phonographs piny
all disc rceetds, and it in we'th
while te hear hew they play
them I '
(SetniKl Fleer)
Vs
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New Italian Pottery
of Distinctive
Charm
It comes in wonderfully attrac
tive shapes, combining medieval
and modern artistic ideas.
The decorations typify ancient
nnd mythological subjects and are
done in rich, striking color effects.
The assortment comprises vases,
flower jars, flower boxes, com com
eotes, covered jars, candlesticks
and plates, and there is a fasci
nating choice of designs and color
schemes te select from nt surpris
ingly moderate prices $2.50 te
$25.
(Fourth Fleer)
Fiction Fresh Frem
the Publishers
"They Call Mc Carpenter," by
Upton Sinclair, $1.75. A highly
fantastic romance. Wherever it
is read it will arouse tremendous
discussion.
. "In Jeopardy," by Van Tassel
Sutphcn, $1.90. A mystery story.
"Hirendclle," by Henry C. Row
land, $1.90.
"Gargoyles," by Ben Hccht, S2.
"Mummers in Mufti," by Philip
Curtiss, $1.75.
(.Main Fleer)
White Beads Are
Having a Decided
Vogue
They are. a striking note of
contrast with the fashionable
black silk gowns nnd black hats.
Newest are the long strands of
beads of uniform size or gradu
ated. CiMril lieniN nrr HI i.i te SI
Smeeth white bend, HI te H
(MhIh Fleer)
Inexpensive
Heuse Dresses
Plain cliamlirays and (.trlped and
chi ked KinKhami nnd weersuckera.
Prices, $1 B5 and JJ SS
(Third Fleer)
New Recerd Albums
Better and lower-priced than
ever. .They have an imitation
leather surface and are of the
loose leaf type.
Ten-inch size, $1.50.
Twelve-inch bize, $1.75.
(ereml Fleer)
technique. Mah Jengg they
called it and speedily it became
the most intriguing pastime in
the exclusive clubs.
New it is made possible for
all te enjoy the .-ame gamp
under a new name, Pung Chew.
A complete set in a service
able case is priced only $35.
In Philadelphia it is nt Wana
maker's exclusively and a little
bit of China has been fitted up
where a native player instructs,
in the mysteries of Punc
Chew.
Fleer)
October
Menth
Wise householders de their pai iting in the Fall
as a protection against the ravages of Winter storms.
Especially reefs and iron surfaces.
All varieties of Sherwin-Williams paints, shel
lacs, enamels, varnishes, etc., are te be had here, and
they are the purest and best paint products made.
Conveniences for Interiors
Varnish stains, 50c half pint; 1.55 qt.; S5.r0 gal.
Geld paint for radiators, picture frames, etc., yOc half
pint; silver paint. 70c half pint.
Steve-pipe enamel, 35c half pint.
Flat-tone waM paint, $1.05 quart; $3.75 gallon. (Thk
can be cleaned with water.)
Celd water paint, economical, practical and in lovely
tints, 80c for five pounds ; white, 75c for five pounds.
Wall plasters for patching cracks and fastening tiles,
three pounds for 25c ; six for 45c ; twelve for 85c.
Old Dutch enamel, the best white enamel made, 70c ter
half pint; $1.25 pint; $2.35 quart; $8 gallon.
Reef and Bridge Paint
a durable and economical covering for reefs, bridges
fences, etc. $1.15 for half gallon; $2.15 gallon.
Flaxeap
A linseed oil soap that renews the surface of furniture
and removes white marks. 35c pound.
(Brushes of all kinds, 5c te $10)
( Fourth I lour)
"Persian" Sterling
Silver Is New
Its first appearance in Philadel
phia. Hut many people hnr been
nsking for Mich a Mixer for some
time.
The pattern is an extremeh
pietty one nnd it is earned out in
the soft gray finish. K"ery edge
is seldei ed and the xverkmunship
is of the best throughout.
There are bonbon dishes stint
ing nt S12.50 nlse candy jais,
cheese and cracker dishes sand
wich plates, competes and se en
up te large fruit bowls at $45.
(Main rioer)
I
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Back of every house that's built,
every automobile, every suit of clothes
There's a Secret!
Something unseen, almost untalked of. but a man
is bound te "feel" that it is there.
Nothing could be as fine without it.
It isn't the master workmanship. Ner superior
materials. It's the art of the planner and designer that
keeps a meter humming, and makes a house attractive
and gives that air of distinction te a suit of clothes. And
Designing Is What Makes
, Wanamaker Clethes
Se Different
Designing makes them leek as if they belonged te
a man. Makes them smart, yet easy and free.
And with it all a suit can be had at Wanamaker's
for as little as $25; the best is only $55, while $45 and
$50 offer remarkable cheesing.
('third
Men Who Wear Cordovan Shoes
Wanted Something Different
And here it is a brogue in the best cordovan. Full and
roomy and as comfortable as a shoe can be.
A brogue beyond a question at the same time, as neat
and as smart a shoe as a man could ask for. There are perforations-
and there are sawtoeth edges, but they are of the tiniest
of the tiny.
The price, tee, is tiny, $10.
(Main Meer)
The Best Material That Could
Be Found Went Inte the
New Robes for Men
Light robes and pretty ones, just tilled with color. Kig,
bread stripes of the gayest shades imaginable run up and
down the full length.
The material is the best wool mixed with thu finest silk
and the cloth is light and fine.
Distinctive' is about the only way te describe such robes
ether men don't have anything like them. The price is $20.
( Main I lenr
Is a Great
The New Saruk Rugs Are
Gem-Like in Charm
Levelv combinations ej rose, amber, blue anil soft
green, patterns of fine decorative effect, together with
a wonderfully close, een stitch, give them an interest,
an individuality and a value which no ether rugs pesseaa,
Xoi are any rugs tint come gteupt, one of Saiuks aver-
fiem the Oiient s,e aub.,tanl,ul aging about Uixli.G ft. at ?175
in wave. '? ?-00: tn'! ethnr.t avcnigin?
,., , . . . "beul ;,-Pxr' ft nnd priced nt
Chcon; firm either of txx $75 te S100.
(.Seieiilh Fleur)
Fleer
Painting
Carpets, Toe, Have
a Loek of Greater
Beauty
Patt(rn- (elming , weav
ing, materials everj thing
M'etns bitter about the ncwi&t
inrpi-tn.
Rich, bcautiiiil things in
jus, the utrevb that leek best
in mrpeicd rooms. Kspecially
generous i the ihoeMng among
the much-. sought Ii dy Hruh
seN crrpets of better than
ordinary quality. They are in
puttems suitid n, halls nnd
.stairs and some hne lrf and
22'e mch berdir- te match
Priced ". ."i0 te S. 7.") the j aid.
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