i Band and Oman at 9 and 4:43
Orean at 11
SlcHwly nnil Clilmx nt Xnen
Courtesy, Service
A Great Unitarian Clergyman
of Our Youthful Days
whose words arc much read, said this
substantially: j
"Profanity is an awful vice. I ask you whose
name it is you use se lightly? Have you ever
pondered the meaning of that name? Have you
ever thought what it is you mingle with your
passion and your wit?"
Geerge Washington also said that profane
swearing was foolish and wicked and a vice mean
and low. , 3 -4fifiii
These opinions are worthy of thought.
Signed
October 'IS, 102.
Women's Newest Winter
Wraps Are Very Beautiful
Any woman might well be ex
cased for falling in love with
then at first sight and doubtless
many women will de exactly that
thing.
They are made from the softest
deep-pile beltvia coatings with
a lilky sheen and ethcra are
changeable in effect. The lines are
Ioem and graceful, with sleeves
(First
"The horn of the hunter is heard en the hill"
Correct Riding Clethes
for Women
In the Londen Shep
Never has there been mere interest in horses and horse
back riding than is manifest right new as any bright
morning in the park will show you.
""--
(The (iillrr.v,
ft
Many Yeung Women Ask for
Coats Without Fur
Beautiful examples are priced $37.50 te $110. Such gar
ments as it was quite impossible te find a year age at any
thing like such prices. Three models among many are :
At $37.30, coats of soft ribbed
wool belivia in reindeer, blue,
brown or black, made with .shal
low yeke back, muffler cellar,
gathers ever hips, lining of peau
de cyene and intcrlinincr.
At 37.50, coats of rich, thick- j
piled wool belivia in shades of
brown, cinnamon, navy and black;
withraglan shoulder, wide sleeves
nd a trimming of heavy sejf-cel-
(Herein!
Women's Seft and
Levely 1 fternoen Gowns
of Duvetyn and Chiffen
"viB
if'Jx
fill
$JteM H
lffep y
I J. Hi T Vrr i
'Jf IV IV
m Si
(llril
WANAMAKER'S
Q mutafy.
extending from Bheulder te waist
and narrowing te a cuff. In cer
tain models they are cut in ene
with the wrap itself.
The furs, with which theBe
wraps are se generously trimmed,
are the finest quality of beaver
and the fashionable kit fox. In
black, kit fox, gray, cinder, navy
and Hawaiian blue, $159 and $175.
Fleer)
Hunt clubs are holding their
openings and the hunting season
will seen be in full swing.
New cress-saddle habits of
whipcord nie in field gray and
fawn at $70.
Imported English habits ar
$85.
Breeches of tobacco brown
suede cloth are $Ie; of tan or
brown Bedford cord, $35.
. Interesting waistcoats of black-and-white
checks, tan, gray or
brown English cloths or red and
green cricket cloth are S10 te $30.
A wonderfully Interesting col
lection of whips and crops, $5 te
$12.
Stiff hats of hattci's plush,
Slu.
( limtnut)
or stitching. Crepe de chine
lined and interlined.
At $(.", handsome coats of thick
belivia iirtlalay brown, black and
navy; with tasseled scarf cellar,
crepe de chine lining and inter
lining. These coats are se excellent in
every way that we shall be willing:
te have them btand for the gen
eral goodness of the whole coat
collection in 1-t te 20 year sizes.
I'lenr)
Velvet
Tlie chiffon vehets aie in
four models
ene witli embroidered
sleeves and girdle;
ene "absolutely plain with
eirculnr cape sleeves and cir
cular skirt;
ene with, long sleeve and
novelty satin' skirt;
ene with a lacu beitha. (
The colors in this group in
clude black, henna, daik blue
and browns, in vaiieus com
binatiens'.
Duvetyn dresses are in solid
colors as te their skirts and
combination colors as te their
upper parts, the bodices being
embroidered. These might al
most be worn as sport dresses
because of a certain dinh they
have.
Prices ate moderate from
$32.50 te $17.50.
l'loer)
M
EVENING PUBLf(3
Stere Opens
and Dependable
Women Are Amazed
te Find Hand-Drawn
Colored
Handkerchiefs at 85c
All the colors are here blues,
rose, pink, orange, tan, yellow,
orchid, etc., and the drawnwerk
and embroidery are in contrast
ing colors. Seme in white with
colored work.
Many people will be especially
pleased te get them for gifts.
(Main Fleer)
Hand-Painted
Halloween Bexes in
Camee
What nicer te send away for
Halloween than a big round box
of Camee chocolates (hew geed
.they are!) with a jelly cover that
is full of the atmosphere of Hal
loween! There nie many boxes in in
dividual designs, te delight the
eyes of children or grown-ups.
The candy, itself, is sure te please
every one! Such delicious nuts,
such interesting goodies in the
content and all through the fine
grade of smooth chocolate that
means Camee! $1.50 a pound.
Filled boxes arc $2.50 te $8.50.
(Mnln Iloer)
5000 Pair Women s
Fine Kid and Cape
Street Gloves af
Extraordinary Savings
Part of a large special purchase bought at most
Padvantageeus prices. A great many are half price
netablv the longer capeskin
majority are priced just a little mere than one-half.
At $1.65, fine French kid pique
gloves, two clasp, heavily
embroidered backs. White,
black, brown, tan, gray.
At $1.30, one-clasp gloves of
best Seuth African cape
skin, full pique sewn, with
plain or embroidered backs.
Brown, beaver, tan and two
grays.
At $2. strap-wrist and pull-en
capc3kin proves with 5'i-
mcli tops; pique sewn; em
All are first quality gloves in the most desirable
styles for Autumn and Winter.
t Ailc)
SPECIAL
Schoolgirls' Topcoats
at $16.50
Fer girls of about 8 te 14
years.
Exceptionally geed coats of
thick, warm wool coating, lined
throughout. The easy raglan
sleeve", large threw scarf with
fiinged ends, and big patch pock
ets, are just what schoolgirls like.
In blown, reindeer or Sorrento
blue shades.
Other coats in C te 17 year
.sizes, from $12.50 te $110, includ
ing chinchilla, sports woolens,
belivias and duvctyns, many fur
trimmed. (si'einl I'lenr)
Baby Should Start
Life With His
Own Silver
One of the nicest gifts is :i
sterling silver bowl nnd plate for
his bread and milk, gruel, broth
or anything else in his simple
menu. Such a set may cost from
$14 te $50 with many prices in
between.
An even inoie complete set of
pitcher, bowl and plate, prettily
etched, is $100.
Thiee-piece sets of fork, knife
and spoon, are SG.25 te $8.50.
Feed pushers, $1.75 te $3.25.
Ferks, $1.50 te $2.25.
Spoons with straight handle,
$1.50 te $2.25, and with bent han
dles, $1.25 te $2.
(Mnln l'loer)
Waffle Time!
and time for griddle cakes,
corn muffins, popovers, etc.
Waffle irons, of old-fashioned
ironware, can be had with a
low base and in the regular
pattern at $1.75; heart-and-star
shape, $1.85.
High base, regular style,
$2.10; heart-and-star, $2.20.
Aluminum waffle pans, low
base in regular or heart-shaped
style, $3.05. High base, $1.
Of Old-Fashioned
-Ironware
Griddles, 90e and $1.05.
Muffin or popover pans, six
cups, 70c; eleven cups, SI. '
Heart-and-star pans, 45c and
50c.
Bread-stick pans, $1.35.
dfuurlli Fleer)
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY.
WANAMAKER'S
at 9
Seme Levely Imitation
Lapis Lazuli
Jewelry
are te be seen in an aisle case in
the Chestnut Street Section of
the Main Fleer. They arc quite
unusual and very pretty and
wearable. The stones might eas
ily be taken for lapis lazuli and
the settings and designs arc dis
tinctive and charming.
Prices arc especially moderate
for jewelry with se much char
acter anil distinction.
Bracelets are $1.25 te $9.50.
Earrings are $1.25 te $6.
Necklaces arc $2.50 te $15.
Lapis lazuli blue is very fash
ionable this season!
(Mnln rioer)
Exquisite White
Beaded Tunics for
the Debutante
They are handsome enough te
be used for her "coming-out
frock, if she be wishes, for they
arc among the loveliest of their
kind that have come from Paris
this season.
Seme arc of white chiffon or
Georgette crepe, sewn with crystal
beads, bugles and n number have
imitation seed pearls and spar
kling rhinestones.
Others are of white net, a mass
of opalescent spangles which
change color with every motion.
These are much used for ball and
opera gowns. Prices start at $35
and go te $125.
(Mnln l'loer)
and lambskin gloves, ine
broidered backs. Old iveiy,
peail, brown and beaver.
At $2.50, long gloves of the
finest quality capeskin ami
lambskin, in stiap-wrist and
meusquutairc styles. Eight
button length in old ivory,
gray, tan, brown and beaver
cape, ami white lambskin.
Twelve-button length in tan
and brown capeskin. These
are all remarkable values.
Odd Jewelry Frem
the Orient
Seme of the single pieces in
the Oriental Stere are these:
A rose-colored tourmaline pend
ant, wendei fully cut, $250.
A string of lapis lazuli beads
for $125; and earrings te go with
it for $52.50; besides pieces of un
set lapis at $22.50. Lapis hat
pin?', $25.
A pair of long cameo earrings,
very graceful, $32.50.
Anether pair of earrings, set,
w itli ruby carbuncles, is $135.
A long string of very dark
round amethysts knotted is $225.
A lovely amethyst pendant, $70.
Amethyst carvings, chased and
mounted with white geld, $44.
Earrings of topaz nnd white
geld, $56.
(Main Fleer)
Bandeaux and
Brassieres Special
New brassieres of white, pink
or striped satin, some with elastic
in the waist, are special! v priced
at $1 and $1.50.
I.eng-waisted bandeaux of pink
satin, special at $1.50.
Handeaux of regular length,
special at 50c te 75c, including
white and pink satin tailored
models nt iSOe.
iTIiIrd rlner)
:.-
Babies9 White
Coats
Specially Priced
Seft white coats of cashmere
and ciepella are piettily scal
loped and embroidered by
hand. All are nicely lined nnd
warmly interlined. Styles are
cunning, tee, us in one little
sheit cent that has u circular
yeke with smocking below it.
There are long nnd short cenrs
in thh special let, net mnnyJ
of n kind, in sizes for infant's
mm v4
I 'i yi'. fl 'A k VAWIa'Wl
"V-.. ,
te children of two years. $5
te $11.50.
J - (Third Fleer)
I
Stere
Goods Always
Honfleur
Specials
Extract, in 1'Empirc, rose or
violet, 50c a bottle.
Toilet water, In 1'Emplre,
violet, Ueuquet Amour, is 50c
and 85c.
Lilac or Wistaria vegetal, 75c.
Cleansing cream, skin cream
and Yeuth-and-B,eauty cream are
'40c a jar.
Lemen cleansing cream, 35c and
65c.
Talcum powder, In rose, violet
or PEmpire, 15c.
Face powder, 35c.
Compact face powder, white,
natural, rathel or rouge, is 75c.
Sachet, in violet, rose or PEm
pire, 35c.
Bath crystals, in violet, rose or
verbena, 50c nnd 85c.
Violet ammonia, 20c and 30c.
Bay rum, 50c, 85c, $1.05.
Witch hazel, 35c and GRc.
(IVmI Alilf)
A Novelty Lamp
A little squat thing in the shape
of an Egyptian dancing girl. Net
only does it give light in an inter
esting way, but it burns perfume
and makes the air sweet-smelling.
Price $15.
A very substantial iien fleer
lamp might be mentioned also
it has an adjustable arm, is fin
ished in polychrome and costs
only $20.
A shade te go with it might
be chosen from a group at $1.25
te $4.50.
(Fourth l'loer)
Teresa Carrene Still Plays in
Your Heme If Yeu Possess
9Jhe AM PICO
This celebrated Spanish pianist, whose superb
playing endeared her te music-levers throughout
the world, recorded some of her finest interpre
tations for the Ampice, including compositions of
Chepin, Schubert and Tschaikewsky, and her own
delightful Spanish dance.
As the talking machine has immortalized the
voiceef Caruso, se the Ampice immortalizes the
art of the pianist. It delivers the pianist's playing
through the very keys, strings and tone of the piano.
It is net an imitation. It is the actual playing, just
as if his fintrcrs were touching the keys.
In the Wanamaker Piane Salens you may hear
the Ampice in the
Chickering Marshall & Wendell
Haines Brethers tZif
Ivnabc pianos
All types of pianos and player-pianos are taken m
exchange. Convenient terms of purchase nu.v be a i canned.
(I.K.Mitiini Hull, Stroud 1 lour)
A Furniture Occasion of
Two-Feld Helpfulness
"It never rains but it pours." The t-xtraerdinary special
purchase of low-priced bedroom furniture from our chief
supplier of such goods was scarcely en the floors when two
ether remarkable let? came along, bringing
the best offering of three-piece overstuffed
living-room suits in years.
Frem one leading maker have come three-piece over
stuffed suits in ten different patterns, some in velour, some
in tapestry, all very well made, filled with hair and marked
at an unusually low price $225.
In this same purchase are a number of ery line three
piece overstuffed suits, built for luxury and ervicc, covered
in mohair, priced at $3G0 and $520.
Alse a group of cane-backed three-piece uhs with loose
cushions in blue velour, with spring seats ami .separate pil
lows, te sell for $190. All the suits in thi- iMrcha.-e are
priced very much below today's regular aim-.
Along with these we are offering a wonderful let of
three-piece overstuffed suits, made in our own workrooms
covered with velvet (we bought an upholstering faeiurv's sur
plus), in a choice of colors, every suit tilled with hair, .splen
didly made and priced at an extraerdinanl lev tigmv -!?22:.
And in the meantime the special sellinf
of low-priced bedroom suits gees en and en.
(Infill nnil sixth riimr.i
"Snow Falls in
Blair County"
Says a Dispatch
I'lie Ih.xt snow of the season
fell in Ilelhdaysburg, Pa., en
Tuesdie last, October 10, accord
ing te a lire-- lepeit. '
it iPinindeil us of hew splendid-
iend, we aie with
Quilts and !
Blankets
Te paiaphrase an old i of rain,
"tomorrow the snow may be fly
ing although it's se balmy today."
This is net intended te lake the
joy out of life but te point the
moral of being geed and ready for ,
the cold weather when it comes.
Weel-tilled quilts in wonderful
a.-'iurtr.Ktu at ?7 te $G0.
Blankets and blankets and
blankets for the coldest wind that
blewi. ,,.
. (sixth rue H
OCTOBER 12.
1922
moo
WANAMAKER'S
Closes at 5
It happened a year age, yet hardly a
day gees by but what some man comes
along wearing one of these shirts and
asking for mere. '
Best shirts ever, mighty geed looking
and they wear like iron, every one agrees.
It's a hard matter te get geed im
ported madras shirts te sell at anything
like a low price.
But we have done it again.
The men wouldn't have it any ether
way.
A big let of imported madras shirts
every one soundly geed has just get
here, and
They Will Be
Clear, neat, business-looking shirts in
a dozen different stripe arrangements.
And stripes in half a dozen different
colors.
Every shirt is made of woven madras
imported from England.
Kashan and Saruk Rugs Persia's Finest,
Lend Their Glories te the
or bfa.it . H'i' iff. fineness of vea (.
inc. these aiv the iiM.it superb rims woven.
1 hc con-i ;utf thf nie.u beautiful
ful of unusual opportunities net en'y in
Caucasian piece.-.
HUOMUII ft.
!U (K7.3 ft.
12xS.U ft.
10.vSx7.10 ft.
M.7 ft.
ll.U8.S It.
1.1.1x10.1) ft.
Small Saruks O.Gxe
Hcluclustans, ."i5
.
at Wanamaker's
Men Are Still Talking About That Wonderful
Sale of Imported
Madras Shirts
Sold at Once for
at a geed deal
Main I Icmr i
Real Service in These New
Oxfords for Men
Sele.-- are extra heavy and the oxfords are of heavy
Sceich-grained calfskin, cut with plenty of room through the
tee and equipped with rubber heels.
In a pleasing shade of nut brown and quite without per
foratiens.
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These Who Leve the Brier and;
Fen Are Getting Inte
Hunting
Open .season's just ahead in Pennsylvania it j Novem
ber the first for bear, pheasants, quail, rabbits, ruffled grouse,
squirrel and turkey.
The huntsman or the huntrc.-s can go te Roem 13?,, City
Hall, or any county courthouse for a gunner's license and
te Wanamaker's fei everything else that's needed in the
chase.
I'er ccythiiur N licie that
eithcr it en or women wain. All
the trun- thai are let Par. e:.
Ithaca. Fex, Ltfever. Wini-hc-tiT
and Remington. F'n: e-? fmni
51 1. 50 te $100.
In clelhing then- aie ilie 1'us
ha' rainproof hunting garnunts
ter men and women.
Coats 5i." te ?ir.
Treuseis an i bji-i-hti, $ -. ''" u
SI'.
W t .-J.j tu MJ.T.'i.
Hat , 1 '! te !!.
Hip
Beys' Headgear Is
Leng Suffering
and then-full mu.-t Ik made I'
durable raw- Isw v ell put to
gether. V ai'.ama'ni-r hat- :.n 1
inp- ;i'i' al! "." ' ' at.
(iuud -himl cap- nt' ;v.eed- are
Sl..li, Mi and .-'."0: !":g i-h Ri-d-leai
eat - an- '.
Tweeu nat- : t -.A: foil h;.:s
$1.
' Mum I In ii r
Uniforms for
Trained Nurses
Stiuight-lim t-u'i a- mil. -l'aeied
in tin .mi'miiii wn-'il :
in the wni i i :a-; i,.:i. 1, ,i u,.
na- wai-illi i '.'.. , ;,- v.. 'I
as maig.it iii-, e.i. ii i.u.ili i '"
w 'ute linelie ul i f h:li i it e-i
peplill. I'lK-c i ! i he t ih ;,.,.
J.3..0 and S-l.r.O an.; i.-' tl , .,, ,,t,
ii.-"0 and $7. ."id.
' llnul I l,,,,n
Oriental Rug
i-nliti. ni
et mar.' -pl ml d new urmip- 'i a sale (jrim
lVi -ian uiavi-. Inn a'-e in Chines' and
r
Superb Kashan and Saruk
i.
10.K7 ft
1 2x8.0 fl
10.7S fl
11.1x8.1
l-.7!)..
i::. ft
20x10..-)
$
877."
S7."i
5S8.1
Of
. $107.-1
ft
$l5e te ijJHe; -1.6x0 ft., $123 te $li0.
te JixG ft
qiu te $z.
Hercz rugs, 5x6 ft., $73.
WEATHER
Fair
' -Mi i
$2.50 Apiece
Every yard of this madras is among
the best te be had.
And every shirt has been made under
Wanamaker supervision, evor the Wana
maker full-form, and is tailored te last.
Any shirt in the let would be reasonable
mere.
it I Imir
Clethes
' :'y- M pKe'd ?J te $12.30.
ineluii.nj; thr heavy Oregon city
hirt, mi
HueiN.
fine fei the r.eithcrn
.Iiiet niecca-in hoot's for men
and wvinen head the footwear
nth piict- between .C.7e and
'I here are sweaters, town and
i uunlry i-enl-. sheep-iincd eeats,
i nl'1'i.y dethiug, leather par
i. out- Miu t-.i-i-j t.dng cl-e that
make- 'lie hunt comfortable.
t.allrr i
An Elcclric Steve
Only $1.50
It will tun-' 1)1 1 ad, boil toffee,
heat -nap anu ,- (ui'e m ad
d l 1 1. t ) t1 i- i- a -a.i'e. Of
.-.I .ni.iiiim . . "mla'i"! feet,
e ii :.n 1 pi'i -ad- te :c
I'mir h I In 'i
New Bertha Cellars
Special, $1 and $1.50
." - ira-i e! tee le 'i.e . u" i a--.
-.i e "in . Hirul in i 'i i e lar
- ;. It'll ii i t -I c'. ' One can
baldly ha tee linn ; .
Killn r in all-'ai e m- 'i eat
Ii i'lin ul v it h 'a, e. 5i.'' i i.Mpr-in-t
i'-l):u-i. kiniN and 1 e etheri
rtlin.li open nur the huulderi.
VII are unu'iiaMy eiet'.
i M.llu I turn I
Sale
path in and Iem-Iidl. s of jelul-
Rugs
ft
ft
ft
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, S78S
. $800
, $9(55
.$2000
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