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7, 1922
J( , ft
MIWi''
:wF7
yr5 son Shows Hew Meney Can Be
llade by Selling Heme-Baked Delicacies
'A List of the Ones That Would Prove Most Popular, With
Prices for Each, Will Prove Valuable te Have
nv M!!S. M. A. WHAON
,1, ion. '" ' " "'"'"1' M
"' rV'" rrimrii.
in - i .. -....i. .....
THE weiann who i" ' 4 ""
lin is.. '..; .!l,.tv iInIi. Is rcnll:
ft,nV, -Tr -nes forth int.. otl.er (W.ls
iur YrnM we nil of the he;l
Cttvrlh
f,n nliTritlen te inv a course
Sf1Uf"eii- In ''"' of ll. fa-hlenabln
"innmJ'Tnri- nf Mireiy. Hip tlmiRli-
. . Vii 'nt te n friciul h holism niifl
!t r. innk Iit place In the liouwheld,
K lH-r '"- "lf"' ",s!H, "ml '"V"',
IK ni.liment.H of a Reed lim.sewl c.
JiLi nnicn ni" '" fnrnlHR null
S, S'rW'' in lliclr own kltclirn.
.. i i. iiiiu in nin uini: ii ri nv-r-
n ii iimn II
U"1 ' . ain .. ...ml; I ip iuir rulliu .
wfth tlH- i""'"-'-v "'"' li,ls ,Mlt ,",r ''h"'
Jiln tiimuBli '"''W'
l'nmilnr fends re llnen lirewn
kria". te" hfttn''- "''"'j' wl!rnt '""i0"1'
!ml muffin-. I'f "'J n"'1 r.nte , T'
M.lie Wntpnti li" nrriinp-il n (.clieili 1e
rf nrlOM tlint me attractive- te both the
S.teinPii-l hpiseir. or home innile
Soien hr"n ;),,n,, w,,h '""mm ul.,ni
SsShenrtOhlrty .riKf.. Tl,i;. lenf.
liffle III n qiinrt meld, Is ilih nnd
SheUrael mid I- fine for liiiiel.e-.
ltmis nlih eeuntrv pmlc is fifty
Mnt a crock (olio pound of Itenns nnd
"ne peimil f Pn,; wll "'""""K. "k-
In? three ermks).
Whole client hrend with nuts nnd
taWni. el,;hitu two pmiinK sells for
fnrlv lent".
Wiele vlient iMiilliti'i nnd rcmw are
thirfv i flits a de.i'ii.
I'l'iN ni iiwh' " nlne-inuh pie tins
iml -e!l f'r Menty-fne cmih.
Indiiidnnl tnrlM i-et fifteen 'etiK
while slM'"1 of "'nub I ell for ten eent.
fnt! .
Thcinke ell fiem tupnt-fiw eenti.
for n Mill-'hllpeil -jmiiKe e.ike. te S."
fernlieniitlful h''''! '"like, lni'Bu and nice
jneiljli for n neildliu.
Itnelnn It'eun I!ie:nl
Dare in milnx bm'l
Inn e;i' "' ri mural,
fire ew1' " i' '"'f" I'hcnt four,
line mil! nnr-hllf i wm of hirml
Ttre rupi nf oatmeal,
Menmire iifler rnnnlnK the entmcal
through the feed chopper.
One cmI of Vne ()rlrait melattrs,
Ti e ruiif of rttl Mark ceflev.
Our cup of roll irntrr.
Thrcc-qmrlir cup of irhilc flour,
with tee trvrl fuKfrf;mniti of baking
pewifrr ftrd in llir flour.
One eiiff one-half cum of finrlu
chopped tnM,
Oiif anil one-half cup of seeded
rahini,
SIIt well nnd bent te nmnnth hatter.
Turn Inte thiee well-Rrrnped nnd floured
one-iieund coffee nun. Plnce In pnuee
pnn nnd (111 with cold wntcr te nbnut
two-thirds depth of the meld, (.'ever
the saucepan closely nnd Ktenm for one
and one-half hours. Then take off the
lld nnd Flnnd In warm even for twenty
mlinitcx te dry off. ("luce boiling Ntnrtu,
tlie blown lircatl tuny be moved ever te
the KliiiiiierliiR burner.
Halted Ilrana
Small creeki heldinc aheut three
quarters of a quart may be purchased
for linking the beans and jeii mny ask
n deposit (in the crocks until they nrc
icturned. Place one pound of navj
beans In a lnrge pan of unrm wnter te
Feak ever night. In the morning wash
well and plne In sniicepan. Cever with
boiling water. Iiring just te boiling
point and turn In colander. Wnnli well.
New return te the snucepan, cover ngnin
with boiling wnter nnd bring te boiling
point. Cook for just live minutes.
IJInse ngnln In the colander nnd divide
into three crock".
I'laie four tablespoons of ugnr In
skillet nnd burn n deep mahogany
lirewn. New ndd
Our 7i((rf of reld tenter,
Our trmpoen of pepper,
Ont tablespoon of salt,
One Icnipean of poultry seaseninq.
Tun onions, chopped fine,
Ore smiill can of tomatoes, crushing
the tomatoes fine,
Dhlde into three parts nnd pour ever
the beans. Then fill the" crocks te the
top with fold wnter. Hake In slew
eeu for thiee nnd one-half hours.
One pound nf country perk should he i
cut In three pieces, nnd one piece plnced 1
'. Ilin lmll.1... ..C ..n..l. . t. U.f...n ...1.1- '
III llll- IMIIIIIIH 111 VH II rim K uciwi C tlllfl
ing the bean''.
pmi-ei n
Itul nil
rei r. '
IS MI'MltKIAM
I i In fit: nirtnnr nf rm W-
, t. I .. Al.i:.AMli:il ll. I -
I "i I ilui III ' 7
, i .Mniii:r.
JDeatfjfi
n
t'lVI'f'i Imalnnil
' itlM p nn 1 frlii'tr
i fun ril poi u i
rim 1 I- ''" ii t-
, tr 1 1 n i ma he
ri ni s Ivj 10 Inl.
Ar.M'TI'.nv - " I
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e' i i 'i i i' ' I
, . f M i n
Ore l.'li N I
fern I "'i
un .,( (iinilirenU .Rfil SI linn, HcIt
,",,! fr me liiMi-l te ! i"Mlc.
in satl-iM it'Tir, n .It "J .10 u'cl'iCiJ. Ill
Ue Olhei I' I 'f "IiIb . ls:e ChcJtnut ei.
Etn-nici i i ' "
llti K Of ' 1 iiihI W'nmn.i- nw , ('ft.
I IS'.'. MtiM I '"' "' ' " 'e J' I' iin'l
H?, it i i ft no -I'.l lii . ?. P. J!.,
fro-i li Mniittitfi nf V.illl.iin H lint
ttr y, " " H'u.il it liii i.rd lr iiMiit
(in r nii ns m 1 1 ie til Sjii . 7 le
in i y
nK.Tiii
SI Mirvle Himi fine nnd Ce'irl Di'lnware,
'. S7, I -if A , anil (inplm- tt the South Seuth
mi Traiilen fn . nre lnlie-J te nttend t'n
ii'ial. iron . S 30 A M. Ht icliencn. ill I
liii!ilm'r(i nn.. (Mften UnlKhtn Solemn re
M'tlrin flaws Hi I'ImiIeh' Church, Oat: 'lew,
111 A. M Inl Ht I'hirlei' Ccm
ki.i:iv (in r, anna enrma'nn,
Inus'litir nf .Inlin it uml Inte Ccrfilla Klntn
(tie- Sitni Kclitltci (mil friend InilU'd I
tn runi-rni rrein her fther h leldence, 1-17
W lluntlni.ilnn t . Jten S no A M II
n'H m hlfch I i'n nt Oi.r l.n.ly nf Mercy
iIukIi 10 A M Im h rlctly nrhnte.
l.uTT.i At llrne'i.lMi N Y. (let B.
Hi.'-'. JOHN II. nun of Mary A and lute
Vi'illl.ini Lull Rsred "4 rnnenil ier ier
le nt Kirk i Nlce'n tiani 0rrrnnten
n'c. jren .it i I'. M. Int at Chcltcn
Hilln inin
I.YON- Oct n MAItY A. wife of
MlrhiiHl .1 I,m (nee Kelly) Relnthen and
frl mM liulKd te funer.il. Mnn.. 7 Te A.
f front r i-ldence Uil'i s '.M,uh t Solemn
niliii of lenlli-m fif St nihtlpl v Chiirfli
(I A M. Int ii Hely CreB Cem.
MelW.UdW.NT.Y. Suddinlv. en Oct .1.
U'2J JANP. KING, nld-m of Jehn Mcni
di ne HeleilM-i and friends nre Imlte-J i
te the Aerlrev, en Mcndn:' nfteinoen. at J.T0 i
o'clock, a, lie- late renldencc, 01 1 S. Yew-
dell nt Interment ptlate rieinaltis my
' , ....... .. . .. . i "vii i inierniem piiaie Iteinains limy (
ni..'Ji r I Aii.M.s, vlfe i,f I'crnni'l i )(, vlrwpj en Sunday eenliiB. 8 te 10 o'clock,
lunlr i ii ij.litufK j'li.l trlcmtii or.. .McNA.MKi: Oct . JAMES, himbind of
tav id i" ' I 'l'"1 ," A, J l,, Irf-nn Stelcner aed son of Inte Michael and
ih.i-i . - 1 '"tr.it i. n .idei.in mils I)ellt jrj; im nelntlei nnd friends In-c.'re-.iMii
(it' if ti Mnnli'i 10 V. ..I Sited t fimeriil. Men . 8.R0 A. M . Pile ren.
" ..",,.., ,. , lis. . . I'Ktice. 1 1JJ i; oxrenl t .ole,tin renulem
E".E11IIJII I - i I'HlA A. I'-- Ma., InninculatR Conieptlen Church 10 A.
If Hi J f J s Hi nietl..rii M W j It .v,v CHiliedml
KflatHf. -I I nn-1 ln.lt. il t. i.i-mr.1 y.spi.KH O. t I!, inl1:. rriANCKS .1.
." . ' '.. ' .". " " '...'".. ". JIKS-s. :il Kiinerl nerc ren Mnn. 2 P SI.
lesldeiue, net Sfite si. Camcli.ii, N. J. Int.
piKate
Sill HNKR Oct.t.COnNEI.IA Ht-EANOn.
.irn nf the Inte J Hart Mlchner and
dnunliler of the latx elnnel Jehn II tlrlnu
lutieial erlci'i and liueiment pri
st. I.'it lit Mt .Mnri.ih
.i he itir.l Sun., ufKr
:, AMKI,' r.. tieieied
l and t'n- liie Itui'e pll
l i.il '
in "H '
(m Iteri iin
! r .v
ni-i in i n
c-f.ci
h Cil '
te a -1 i
nettiti r I ' i .-' i
lie t t r ."ill t i
tmi si I ' 'i h.i'i h in A ' I
fc.u ' Hem i n. nm le l(i
le in I' t
I.I'(MLV (in n, t fi iriiM MUtYANN,
fle el W it II 1;ik1('c erres en
llmilav j,' i.ien, i -j n'c ,i-v at h r
IfiM" . i'HO s ii in. Interment at
il' I', i. i metei v. I-1 ien in mat call .sun-
C? "i- Ik
II..11
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I IN
Vlr lie
l!l I
HI A I
Ii' I
limla r i '
lT
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li.rr K
itiitf' i i
r ji i i
Ml l In I
t ure i i
ruribaii i i
liKrdj ,
Triitli
, ei" Imltvl Kirs
" N' "Hi I i.. i.
L VV.,,". '"?"". '"1.11:15 Oil n neHKI'.r. hm-hnnd efl
s.i.1 m.l ..lni y.,,.1, I Miner nelntlces nn.l frlemlu. r.liie '
m.lees uf I.'ntun A Towler Ce.. ule In-)
s It t-1 te attend fiiiifral nerlree. fain., 2..10 '
C M liti- rel.Uiice J22 Mnmhtill ae .
Collin I ile I'.i Int. Mt Merlnh Cem.
M 1 1. 1. s (.ut 7 11122. nv (JHAUI.i;s .1
Mil. US liitklnnd of Annie i: Mills In"
Sljefl HelitHen and friend, nlne Lecal
l'u nclieri' .Wn . (Since I'nlen Chipel. of
HniHiani. iind Heth.inv nictlierli-ed linltel
ii ' r. il WIS huMnn I nf te fanenil erleei en Mnr.diu. at 2 I M . I
. Iteni nued '... .venii, Ilrln-i'it lite le ilfii-e. liuft sharsuoed et Inter-
in. 1 t. nineril. Mnn., i litem I'imi'eii 1 enie'er. l'llinda may enll
i . i. , ie; . .l.'t V. Cm lie- ;S'i"di. ilV-nlllK 7 I'. l
II null Mil 1' li. St ( i- . '"'"" ''. ii uimiiiiiiri inv. ..... I
h in A. M Int Il.ilj Cress
d. n wfi. or L.irl I' M tote residence, I2M I
s r.ilih nt Srvl.e, Mnn. 1' M.. at tli i
of iirinrt ur s r j iiinKentielil sons aauu
i ,r t c. int'Ni i. if
, , I. i'iIiip, ni fr' Alula liia . V 111' Ht
I run. i.il jerxli"- In-. 'j'liui- eill sun cenmic, frntn S te 10
V II n.'.net. .'.Ml N Ml UltAY Suildetih. Oct f, I'ATRICK
ii n or r,iiini a. anil (lie nun .iirKuiei
, JVi:s t.CIluI PH '' Mtunv aK"l 2s c.n Helithea and
In. i ii.i. n,,,,!,,,,, nnd fileedi. l'lilla blr.. D-ntand l)l is A
ii, ' , nf sentlif rti ', una '
tt 1 t'i f 11 ei i hr
Int Weji Laurel lli'l I'rlemlt
O
J'r '' - I' M ,l', PMli'i III', I..I
ip.n m . . .!..., ii
C, ' - . ' 1 I i" II IS HI I L ...
J" 'll. II' I I i Tt.ir ,1 I'. ..,
(.OK.1 T. - ,. lil.nl,. ,,n II I
' Itlll I
I if
rAul.i
1 till prl lit'.
ill Willi im
h l-n ,13d
'r.rkferl
f'l a i e'li
"f innifii
r ji hi s ,
ten au ',Jn r
rtnn ( ,
IM I rV. ., b,"' "' '' "ifl.tr- of Wll Inn
imiu. are initn ,u vtenr, f,im.rn, rv:,
.., ' - ' M r.t her Inte leidcnee. I
Cw V, "l ! ' H'-n". -Mt V.rnen
Temtrn". .' " '". " II-'- IHIsn. I
lnltr.l t,, attend the funeral. Mnndaj
H .111 A M ficiu fmhci'H refcldtiicc 17HII N
mil t s i inn hieh icnuum maes St. .Mai
ne in ".i (.'hutch 10 A M Int. JIelv Crnm cem I
M'NAI.1.1 On .I SI SAN S. NCNAI.I.Y.
irur I ilnuutlti el lames mid Chleu (J. Sliucmuki r. ,
'' '. ' ....,1 i. If. nf I'meinll .' ViiiimHm Kpr,lp,l
Mnn . 12 M nt Tuck !ne. N. .!
(lSlK)ItNi: Oct il. Ht Ilo'itten. Tei .
,,no or ija,in UBiieine. i u-
J JI.. from resi-
ter Oslieine 4 Owen ave .
Il,
I
I
I
Tepiirii
(fee Tet i
vtM te n
t 6 30 ,
fprwee i.
"nrrii i
termn ,r
iprir
. rum-!
J,r 1 4f
A M .
florin i
iM-i i i i
Cell
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f'rie i
l" i h
POX -nt
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,-. I. ,n,i rt ,i . .MAItY ADOIS
i 'I 1 in II l,e ,.,!' .1 llleui- .,.. ,,i snn.l.v 1
r 1 1 iMnii Mnn -' ,i. , , m, riipsler 11.1
l.ni'cri,,, ne ri int. Arilnitteir Cem
rA.xsu.v siidde'ii, Oct r.. umVAiiU .
T . Iiustinnd "f Kate V I'as:en fn"e Davln'.
need Id llelaiaee nnl friends. .ile Klre i
Pent Truck Ne .'. llemv I, Schmidt I'et.
Ne lsfl nirrl'ati I.enlen hulled te fu
n. ml leMlri'H Sun 2 I' M nt Ut.i rem
dei,, iiiij i; I'erks nt Int I'ultner Cem
Crirnds inn, mil .(.it after 7 V l
I i;i ri'f ai snein V i et. n in 2
CI ltK--(i' I'KI'TIT ne I b fureral
rei,lcH nt I'l In te rraldenre, 200 flrsnt
M. Mm 2 I" M Int Trict ds lluilal
f.i'iltid Vnodntep N J
griUI.I.Y.- On Oct 5, 1H22 r.noRer, II
iuihind of Miry i Qulnlev UelatlceH nnl
fri. nds, alfi tuii.-nlMrH .f II, nf I, ; , and
cmplmen of P K. H , are Invited te tile
iirilrp nn Monday morning at 10 'JO o'clock.
. u'iiiihi I.... '" M iat" lefldeme, 202 N ,',3d tt Inter
- . " ' '' ' """: inent nt lterd"nt'iwn N J 'leImr Suiuliv
.. Iftlllllu null ... . . .".
11,1 1 , S til I
1 ,f P Ml n I) nnr
i 1 e nd fl 1. iins nie tn
1 ." im I .. n n n re
l.l I 1 e n,i ' j.e (Mr,
1 lUl"l!l I ll lit St I
j h nt in e clink In 1
un Ij 11 iij cull Sund.iv I
I
Vi
111
0111. in ni ,si 1 la'iclt
M in" .le Creii I
M'!Y I'f,
J l'.,x
.'Mii'iK ir-nten j, and Kiirilcntnnti,
..inn ,r, en at 1 ., ,...i,.s ... -.,., ,,.,.,.,,. .. ,,.
il 'm..III-.THI B ANN TAVI.OH 'widow ef1
James IluniEdcii, 111 the blttn iar of nor
uc 1
1111X51' Oct r, Mr:it'lON. eon of Ilenrv I
me M'irihii A Itldke, nued in Iteia l,i"M
and frlenda lnlU'd te funeral i,er,keH .Men,,
j r .,' ui 111s par. nit.- r. Kiuence .Muni et
' '.Ml II V lf, ,f
I ,-'1 en r.. .rlni.li .ir
.1 2 1' M 10 '
1 1 1111 11 h.c.. :.
ill s ni ,u I
(11.
Iui nit
I!eitiej and
I Hill 1...1II.I.
llilifiieMlle
I'a Int. !!,c(!iwoed Cem.
'Kill In;. 1 ., 1 ,n 1 ,
" ... S'Ul I
n i' 1 1 ' 1 .1 irdi of '
le A M It t nt p. it
M Ii
SlItMin Oct I 1022. KIlllAlm. I.u. 1
'nn,' of I'm Sehm I (nee Kepp) iue.1 ill
Ileliillies nnd friends and a'l secktiss of
i.iiii he 1, an a member are inlted te fu-1
tiir.tl Sun . e P M from lilv Inlu pm1. '
v,Ii: uid. 1, .f f.iinc demo Hill N S'nediiy l In: at Hillside
1 si '.1 lt,.,n,ei Mini ' i"e
ml M,,n s ',, , i IMOV Oct a WII.MXM H hu.bnpd
1 V. nun r. Miimn re ' "f 'i HI" H. Simen (ree .s.nnk) Mineral'
Mm I, i.U ,1' 1 let, ! Men 2 1' M . fiem hie late re-dd' nee. 7fl(si
II ', Ciei-k i'mii' I lei nil ree.d AV I' Krl. 1 ds ma, cull Sun
1 ' ii.t 1 iiIemvs . .en ih' Int Arllnxtn 1 em
' I. I 'ii Oillei,,., (n...1 slll'll! t I.lnviied N .1 IIANN'AII
11I tileiid. al 11 im" 1. MI'I IA vldeii of 1III1111 KuBseil Smlte
N ' -' slid nil mliei in, i ii'T 7,lh er Ileluil, and frlen In
1 11 ir.i nmei 1 ... m I Id. It'd te rmernl i.nh Men .' i M
1 Tn m fr ,m , ,1 p, le. I' . 1 liil" rfsldni i'nli) N lliuad
11 v. 1 "lirk ' el ' si Inl virhate
. . c ,i, .,, , .. 1, ,sri, AHT sepi I at l.lnnerch, r .
" 1" . M Int nt lI.ilvll.tl.A M hl'i:WHT dauuhter of tie lata ,
lit nt llnlj U11 A ,! Mirrrrt Miller Fiinral
ViJ' 1 ,Ml'-i H him- , Mivti-es will l.e liald at l.lnnereh, Piturday,
i ',' I' af. , a; 11. 1 1 ' sept
I ' -m I , in 1 . . .1.- ... Watt
" ' . '. ". .hi . " . : ......... ,.-. - iiiciiiiti I. 1
I 1 , fun.. ..I . ., -.1 l.l.iv .vr 'l'i n Jt'T. II 1. li'H'
1 11 11 lli'e 1 miiI n . hill. I 01 I InrdlC" J
1 , , .,!,, lil.n.N
8
,nn. H
Hi niu"" '. "l""i
Allar f,
lm.',r"
'"-tun tt t
l"?.n "m.
'."'."I te Ih
at 11'HO A M lliirlnl eer,lctf ut
irsl Hill at a 10 I M
I
VI 1 I.. 11. 1 nf Clnrdice J Sll'l Is llll ll"'UII did
nUn I.iei ut , ( nmllllltee (if thh
llll call s',, 1,111 Mil IH llliunvee pi sui'i' .'ei.1 UI
Heiiltli un i"d te runt u n.m e ;iu a .11
ill il it,. . 1nn, n, 1111 inti. residence Mil I in I. nice l
'I'f nsusn Hniman I"' t "l l-'r.J",, l,"em ,en"H' niy l.
'.in lied i fimeral, sat . mhH .Sun. . iifur 7 1 M
"nen '"IJ. V 1,1,1. n .., Al A n ci'" '.'". '.: ." .'"I
in MI'TA. dnimliter or tne nun iiirnaru ami
' -,l.;,;:;v, ;vv,Nx.:T.W,-,..,,ru "'"". c,.a..Ks
"rl ""' Th 'hu.,'ii Woedb,ir. N J. ni S.sn.P M.
' "-' II 'U2 HAlirtY I) 1 Sunda Oct 8 1P22 Int. et Mlingten
, ' nail Cn I Ta 1 IN J) Ceiimtcn ,.
"r i't ta ami f,i-nds nr, wrusrrn. Oct
feenV " 'r'1'" n M.m.ia, nfier- TlleUAS W. WI5IIH1KI. llimmM and
I'"1 IS'e'n v ,l ll"' lue1 " ",llr fil-iiiU nliie Merlen l.ndije. Ne 2H . I O
ff, n ' l mui hi Inuinuni ,,r- , O 1' lnMtB.1 l funernl eervlcea iind In-
.JAQriAtn, terment nt Merlen Kuuare M 1- ( liurch,
I'IIU , VJ,,f "etlm V .I.O.t r. IiinTl'Jyiu. " Monlcemery County. P.. en
'u't!'1"' 1 n" ' J.nr.. nKi.il 7.1 M.m 1 t
r.h II H. , J. ' . ... ', ..!'"'. r.'i'i(er.e . .- .: "
Cim.
l? ii
M linlin In llcrlln .
'' Hlliui j In,, k'l.n,,. -
"' "'"'' "t "criin, .,vt,iriiTAKi-.itH
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$28.50
Dresses, $10 te $38.50
Mnsf-. remarkahle fashion sale that even Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Stere ever had," people are saying. Values are remarkable. Variety is
extraordinary !
If this week had net been se abnormally het such garments at such
prices would have been impossible. Makers were anxious te sell, however,
and they turned ever te us as "specials" some of the most desirable styles of
the season. Yes, the' garments are all of this Autumn's making. There are
no "leftovers." Anybody can see that. Any one can tell their newness by
the changed lines, the longer lengths, the side draperies, the cape cellars, the
longer sleeves, the new materials and the entirely new trimmings.
Certainly this sale is the most remarkable of the Autumn season, and
it's worth coming a long distance te participate in.
Tweed Coats Just Arrived Specially Priced
$16.50 $22.50 $25 $28.50 $37.50
$16.50 coats nre of tan and blue mixtures, soft, fleecy and warm ; lined through
the shoulders with silk serge.
$22.50 coats are of herringbone tweeds with plaid backs; made like a man's
overcoat and exceedingly geed looking.
$25 English style coats of tweed have raglan sleeves, inverted-pleat backs and are
a little differently cut in front; either tan or brown.
$28.50 tweed coats are reittrh and fuzzy and woven in striking black and white
or color combinations; they are silk lined throughout.
$37.50 coats are of tweeds with luxurious radium silk
Suits, $25 te $55
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Sports
Chinchilla Coats
$16.75, $25, $27.50
$16.75 coats nre netnble because they
nre silk lined throughout.
$25 coats nre cut In mannish overcoat
style and have leather button. nnd no
belt; they are fully lined with peau de
cyRnc.
$27.50 coats have plaid backs and nrc
haif lined with silk.
Gray, tan, brown, reindeer and chew
among them, according te price.
Girls and Juniors
Share in the Sale
Pretty wool jcrsey and velveteen
dressc3, and combinations of serge and
crepe de chine, of duvetyn and wool pop
lin, of velveteen with crepe de chine and
ether wanted styles. Prices start at
SG.75 for 12 te 16 year dresses.
There are many specially priced coat?,
tee, and some extra geed knickers.
Fine
Fur- Trimmed Coats
$58.50, $78.50,
$87.50, $92.50
Luxurious wruppy coats of beautiful
belivia and trade-marked coatings in the
fashionable shades of beaver, brown,
navy, Sorrento blue, as well as black.
They have rich cellars of taupe wolf,
gray or brown dyed squirrel, black fox,
beautiful beaver or nutria.
Extra Size Coats
Specialized at
$58.50, $67.50, $75
te $125
Coats designed te make large women
leek mere slender and warm and smart
looking as well.
They are of belivia and beautiful coat
ings et various trade-marked kinds. Seme
nre plain, but the majority have fur col cel
lars of wolf, nutria, caracul or beaver.
"The Wanamaker Special"
a Silk Stocking That Will
Really Wear $1:75
Se well de women knew that fact that they come in or
write in for two, three, four, six and a dozen pair at a time.
One woman sends them te her daughter who lives in
Europe; ethers send them te their families in different
parts of this country.
The silk used is pure thread silk without any of the
leading often used te make inexpensive stockings leek ex
pensive. The garter tops and feet are of mercerized cotton
and the feet are well reinforced. And, of course, they are
full-fashioned. .
Blnck, white, navy, aluminum, slate, Russian calf, African brown
nnd bronze in .sizes Sfe te 10' a half size larger than one is
visually able te get.
(Down Btnlre. Stere, Central)
Women's Coats
in Reqular Sizes
Begin With Tweeds
at $10
Others are $12 and $13.50 big. sub
stantial coats, warm enough for really
cold days. Fur-trimmed coats begin at
S20.
New Belivia Coats
$28.50
These are the desirable plain stvle with
self-colored stitching and a cellar that
buttons high around the threat. Lined
with exceptionally geed silk.
Women's Suits
$25 te $55
Tweed suits at $20, fur-trimmed suits
at $25; sample suits at $25 and $32.50;
and pniticulurly fine suits, $55.
(I)ntvn Mnlrs !"lerr, Mnrkrt)
lining.
Thirty-five Styles
of Dresses at $10
Se pretty that one cannot imagine hew
pretty they nre. Think of canton crepe
frocks of real distinction at $10.
Think of evning a geed crepe de chine
drc3S at $10. Think of soft, luxurious
satin fieck3 at S10 and equally desir
able dull-surfaced brocaded crepe de
rhine dresses and fine Peiret twill frocks
at the same price.
Sizes for women and young women.
New Twill
Velveteen Dresses
Very Specially
Priced, $15
They come in brown, blue and black
nnd the velveteen is of geed velvety qual
ity. Trimmed with a touch of metal and
moire ribbon and with three-quarter flar
ing sleeves. Illustrated.
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Fifty Styles
of Special Dresses
at $25
Man. of them are samples, one or two
of a kind. Many come in all regular
sizes for women and young women.
There is amazing variety of materials,
including plain satin, matelasse combined
with sntin, chiffon velvet and atin com
binations, the canton crepe frock pic
tured with accordion-pleated skirt and
long pointed cape cellar, as well as many
ethers.
Other
Special Dresses
$12 te $38.50
Street frocks, afternoon frocks and
evening gowns. Seme copies of Paris
models. All of most attractive materials,
including s ilk crepes, wool crepes, trice
tine, Peiret twill, twill-back velveteen
and chiffon velvet.
Each of These Levely $8
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Net only different from each ether, but distinctively,,
enchantingly different in themselves.
Who but the cleverest of designers would think of cov
ering a large frame with navy blue panne velvet se in
formally that there is a whole soft edge 'round the brim
which adapts itself adorably te the wearer's taste? As if
that were net enough, a huge soft wing-like bow of the
velvet is pinned across the front with a beaded pin.
It required unusual color-sense te knew that silver-cloth
and biscuit-color velvet would make the loveliest combina
tion imaginable, and then te work it i-nte a hat all softly
shirred and puckered and piquant with an upstanding bow
en the side.
Ostrich also attains new ways of being graceful when
looped up en a drooping black hat of panne velvet combined
with dress velvet.
Embroideries gain richness and depth of color when applied te
the crowns of drooping, or lurge and flaring hats of dark-toned
velvets.
(Dunn Htnlr Stere, Market)
40-Inch Chiffen
Dress Velvet,
$5 Yard
Exquisitely soft and
shimmery, with a thick
silk nap and strong, long
wearing combination silk-and-cotton
back. Women
with clever fingers will
like it for dresses, hats.
and bits of lovely hand
work. Black only.
(l)euu Mulr Stere, Central)
Gay-Patterned
Kimene Silks,
$1.50 Yard
Peacocks, trailing flowers, cu
rious little Japanese picture pat
terns en delightful shades of old
rose, delft blue, navy and maize.
The silk is soft nnd smooth, a
reliable weight that will wear.
.'56 inches wide.
(Down Mnlrx Stere, Onlrnl)
Handkerchiefs for
Every One Real
"Finds"!
Snowy white ones gayly col
ored ones. Little ones for little
folk, pietty ones for women, geed
big ones for men. And every one
of them all-linen.
Women's Handkerchiefs,
12!2c te eOc
12'sc for white and pretty
bright-color ones.
15c for Just-new white ones
prfttily initialed nnd hemstitched;
all letters.
18c for white ones with daintily
embroidered corners.
25c for white ones with spoke speko speke
stitched hems.
"Sc and eOc for ' wn-thread
nnd hand-eir'". i ones in
gay colors nnd ' liveliest color
combinations.
Men's Handkerchiefs,
2nc and Hec
Nice big plnin white enes with
firmly hemstitched hems men
like them immensely'
Kiddies' Handkerchiefs. 18c
Wco white linen unes wtn tiai
linc little nurserv figures om em om
bieidered en tlir corners in color.
(IIehii Mnlrs -nrr, Centrnl)
Advance Netice
Stirring Sale of Women's Fashionable
Shoes in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere,
Monday at $3.90
Larger variety of better quality shoes than we have been able te offer all
season.
One-strap pumps, sandals and oxfords with turned or welted soles.
Among them gray suede, black satin, patent leather, calfskin, kidskin and dull
black leather. All sizes and widths.
(Down Mulr slurr, ( lie-tnnl )
Rugs That Loek Well and Wear
Well at Helpfully Moderate Prices
It is net at all our desire te stimulate buying by undue stress upon the likelihood
of prices rising. It seems only fair, however, te tell these of our customers who are
thinking of buying rugs in the near future that wholesale rug prices hae already
advanced, that they show no immediate signs of falling off. and that these rugs were
bought and retail-priced before the presen1" advance. That means that while our present
stock remains we can continue te offer these very advantageous values.
6x9 Feet Rurs
Velvets, .$20 ar i 2
Axminsters, SIS 7 $2" $27 50,
.$35.
Wiltens, $30, $.."..
6.9x12 Feet Hugs
Aminsteis, "!7 "0
Wiltens, .$72." 0
7.6x9 Feet Ruks
Velvets, $S'2.e0
Axminsters, .$35, ST "ii, $45
9xlS Feet Rujrs
Axnnn..tei.s, $7.i.
8.3x10.6 Feet Rugs
Tapestries, .$10 50. S'27 50.
Velvets, .$32 50, $12 50.
Axminsters, 31.r0. $'S 50, $15,
$52.50.
Wiltens, $fie. $0, S5,
9x12 Feet Rugs
Tnpefitr es, S22 "0. $.i0.
Velvets, $j5, 547..'i0
Axminsters., S33 50, $42 5e. Sile
Wiltens, StjTO, $1, $02 '.0.
10.6x13.6 Feet Rugs
Axminsters, 72.0.
Wiltens. SU...
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11.3x12 Feet Rugs
Axmins-ter-, $52.50, $60.
Wilten-., $100, $135
11.3x13 Feet Rugs
Axminsters, $62.50, $80.
Wiltens. $125, $150.
12x12 Feet Rugs
Woel-nno-fiber, $17.50, $22.50.
12x15 Feet Rugs
Woel-and-tiber, $22 50, .$27.50.
9x15 Feet Rugs
Asminsters, $52.50, $60.
Wiltens, $100, $130.
Woel-and-tiber, $20.
Introducing the Portiere Shep
Just Opened al the 13th and Market Streets Cerner of the Down
the Millinery Shep
Central Aisle
Down Stairs
Leng White Glace Lambskin
Gloves Almest a Third Less
12-button lenprth, $2.65. 10-button length, $.1.
Beautiful enes, made in America of very flne
French lambskin se dcxtreusly worked that it
closely resembles kidskin. Overseam sewn with
plain-stitched backs.
Women's White Ribbed Cotten
Vests, 25c
We'rti Rind te pasR the news of this shipment
nlens te our customers, for se many have been
askinp for thorn.
Built-up shoulder styles In reiiular sires.
(Down 8tlr fltore, Central AUI)
Full-Fashioned Black Cotten
Stockings, 35c Pair; 3 Pair for $1
Geed, heavy, closely woven stockings that will
Rive many a geed day's wear! All sizes for women.
Gingham Heuse Dresses, $1.90
Fresh lavender-nnd-white, black - and - white,
blue-and-white, ereen-and-whlte and brewn-and-white
checked ginghams, made in two new nnd
pretty styles.
One has a plain neckline and allover eyelet em
broidery down the front nnd en the pockets. The
ether has a vestee of linene and narrow ruffling
around the cellar find cuffs nnd en the pockets.
." iiiuuvia nave uc-Dacu sasnes.
Stairs Stere, Near
A (.penalized sefiuii dented te the sale ai!
display of elear portion and "eleur everdraper.e
for windows. A quiet, i.n. row dud, well-lighted
place where people deMnui; t make careful selec selec
tien of moderately priced draperies for their henus
may de e lei-uieh, caret' i'Ij and te the very lies?
advantage as te pri. e 'aung. assortment nnd
qunlit.
Fine French-Edge Velour
Portieres
2. Inches Wide. SI 1.50
.10 Inches Wide. SI 0.50
50 Inches Wide. S23.50
Exceptionally fine nuaiitv eleur. se soft and
rich and high-piled it leeks and feels almost like
velvet. The double French edge with which all
these portieres are finished adds nnmensurnbly te
their desirability. They nre all double-faced, either
all of ene color or in -siuh combinations as rose
nnd brown, blue and geld, blue and brown, fawn
and brown, blue and mulberry, and se en.
45-Inch Velour Portieres
Exceptional at $16.50
Just this one size at this unusual price. Made
ivitn tne open trench edge in desirable color effects.
(I)ehii Mitlm Stere, MnrLet)
Overdrapenes te Match
Portieres, $3.85
Consisting of two si!e pani
Twe and a quarter yards long an
nam colors eniy.
valance.
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