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WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
Stere Closes at 5
Genet-ally Cleudy
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jl,0(l,v nnil Clilme Noen
World's Best Goods Come First te Wanamaker's
me
Fear of Poverty,' Less of
Relatives and Isolation
are drawbacks in many lives, but they can
all be overcome by taking up employment,
finding a church, such as that your mother
loved, and net living in aN shell of
indifference.
Friendship is net a cake that you
make and put away in a cupboard. It is
something te share with ethers.
Signed
October H. 1M?-
The Finest Three-Piece Suits
Fer Women $
.. .1 .-..1.1 t.n fntilUnt flmtl
NOUIIIIR CUllIU " luiii".. ......
invthing known by that name in
times pat.
Lrieu soft-pile fabric Hnd
umne lints and nearly always fur-
Irnpmici.
mere is" i '""" "' "'
Aiing mannish about tlieni. I be
M0rt HUESinn Dieuses nil- niutii
A evidence; se are the English
Women's New Sports Clethes
in the Londen Shep
Although intended for sports
Irear, they aie much tee pretty
e be Kept solely Cor this. Most
omen are wearing these knitted
IDOrt ClOines ler u iiuiiuiiik
Jhepping tour or general use.
Among the new arrivals are the
Pettiest all-wool, silk or silk-nnd-
fenl slip-en sweaters with skirts
(The (.iillrr.t)
The Finest Leng Hair Furs
Trim Luxurious
Something in the long sweeping
iCmt
;tvti
HV9 01 Tnn vrnn thnmealvad
iy have suggested it. At all
nis u is a lore-shadowing of
new insmen.
There is a glorious black be
via wan with tin. iiBBn ,.r vui.
rt nd a huge cellar, cuffs and a
'tOad band ni-nimrl iV. Vi... li u
, --..-. miviiiiu ine iiciii till til
Be BOItssr lilnel; v 'I'V,., .:..,.
tm: "" 1'""
triAVVtilnii.l.. lA....l.. .1 I
tlO&t Of hnlh-ln Vine B ..W..,l ..ll
'If !he.aist aml cuffe of d'6(J fx.
f is Win and is ene of the most
(Flr.t
Exceptionally Dainty
L. R. Girdles
New ones at $.1 te K nr firm
id prettier than nnv w hnv .-
fj at the prices. They ave made
'Beautiful Dink filMlrerl r.iwkr.0
tin and elastic, of a quality ene
ia net expect te find under a
""en higher cost. Thi ii
i -" iltlt IMICtl
2 Jl6ht and graceful, and we
-nmemt them te women who
(Third
The Charming
for Yeung
trrlV ,,i"ee,re !,e easy and
Eh-'S" "lis ? f:
iitn ', .inDinHVens ei
nterial and color. And when
u " the st,eet ifc hRs iile
SouSlcket? 6eParat "tUe
ill j,ack Velvet- the loK leK
tted ever-Jacket embreid-
mv.in.ray. finished with
y iieuirrel cellar.
MenaJ i i?fne8 crePe- the i
? rki Jacket covered witl '
f V,inese embroidery.
ihi ftvi.c ,r b!ue peiret twill,
7 evn-jackft of black mate-
G
(cand
Otf&jpmwfc.
80 te $ 240
I box coats and the straight jack
ets. Many are fastened at the
.sides by string belts.
The linings of the coats often
repeat the silks of the blouses.
The girdles arc inteiesting; the
effect of the whole as should be
the case when the details arc se
well selected is extremely dis
tinguished. Prices $80 te $240.
I'lnur)
te match. The colors aie simply
fascinating. They are 4'- and
?37.50.
Knitted jackets with" skiits te
match are $15 te $155.
Separate jackets and capes
knitted and some of brushed
wool, for golf, skating and se en,
$20 te $.10.
New Wraps
interesting novelties in the Ceat
samns.
i
And there av any number of
ether new wiaps -ind capes of the
, most beautiful ort in belivia,
'matelasse and cleky with such
long-hail cd furs as black fox,
kit fox and red fox, dyed badger,
and either black or natural
combed caracul. In some of the
capes the entire lining is of the
caracul fur.
They are priced from $225 te
$175.
Fleur)
desire particularly attractive low
priced girdles.
One of satin and elastic is $3.
Others of figured broche and
elastic are $3 and $3.50. One prac
tically all of elastic is $5.
Fer girls are two excellent
medels in ceutil and clastic, nt $1
and $1.50.
Fleer)
Jaquette Dress
Women
lasse trimmed with mole fur,
or of matelasse almeht solidly
embroidered in gray or wine
color.
Priced $42.50 te $08.
Included between these prices
is it collection of leally lovely
afternoon and street dresses
in ether models, composed of
flne twill cloths, wool
openges, "wedding-ring" vel
vet, canton and Reneo
crepes, matelasses and jac
quard silks.
Sizes 14 te 20 years in both
groups.
Fleer)
Large Black Hats of
a Picturesque
Character
One such belongs in every out
fit, te complete afternoon and
restaurant toilettes.
Tllack velvet, black hatter's
plush, or the ' two in com
bination, are the favored models;
completed with estiich in one of
its vaiied forms; silver, geld or
iridescent ribbon; a touch of
white ermine, black monkey or
some ether fur.
Priced .$15 te $35.
(Second Fleur)
Silvery Slippers That
De Net Tarnish
Cleth of aluminum. Shimmer
ing silver in effect.' Yet far mere
durable than silver cloth, for they
will net tarnish. .The silvery
sheen remains undimmed while
the slipper lasts.
In one-strap style, with medium
tee and low Fieneh heel, or nar
rower tee and high French heel,
hand-turned, and finely made.
Pricea $15 it pair.
(Flrnt I'liier)
Belivia for the Finest
Black Wraps
It makes the handsomest day
wraps nnd coats, and serves
equally well for evening. In
blnck it is at its richest, combined
with fine fur.
There are many varieties, each
differently trade-marked by its
maker, but all belonging te the
belivia family. Rich as velvet,
yet warm as only all-weul can be.
Priced SO te $11 a yard, all 54
inches wide.
(Hr.l I ImiiD
English Needlecases
Frem Redditch
The best steel needles made
come from this little English
tnu.n nrtrl mir.e ft v..!i, ia riw.c.ft'f.
a large importation of them. i
Many women leek forward te
this importation for gifts. The '
cases are of h-atlier, attractively
made and priced from .$1.25 te
$22. All the needles are geld
eyed. I
4 M it 1 ii I lour)
Petticoats and
Bathrobes
Silk jersey and satin petticoats
at .$3.85, $5 and $7.50. The first
have deep pleated flounces; the
second have ruffled flounces; and
the tliinl aie in extra sizes. Other
i-atin petticoats in extra sizes are
.'5. TliDyall come in black and
stieet colors.
Knitted eotfen or wool petti
coats nt 75c te $4.85; in bluck,
gray and white.
The bathrobe-! are samples at
$3.85, all of eiderdown and in
gray, led, pinks and blues.
(Third Heur)
- '
Trim Wash Suits for I
Little Beys I
.Iiibt as spic-and-span as one
could wish, te match a little boy ,
with brushed-back hair and shin
ing face! The suits are sturdily
made and mostly are in manly
button-en models. Seme have'
white waists and violet, blue,
green or brown trousers. Sizes
two te live j ears, .$1.25 te $4.25.
(Third Fleur)
CARACUL
Favored Among
Fur Coats
In fact, this shaggy, curly
fur is having a very pro
nounced vogue this season,
and is treated in the same
novel fashions as ether furs.
Here is one example of it
cut with flaring straight lines
and having immense cellar
and sleeve borders of natuial
fckunk fur. $365.
Anether caracul beasts a
bread cellar and narrow
sleeve border of the new dark
dyed squirrel. $450.
A coat cut en straight lines
has the low set sleeve, a
bread braid girdle and a fox
cellar. $650.
One with dolman sleeves
has very dark natural fitch
fox trimming. $750.
One with lynx cuffs and
border Is $600.
A luxurious caracul cape
has fox cellar and border and
sells for $050.
(Second Fleer)
Japanese Pottery
Boudoir Lamps
Little vases in orchid, rose,
yellow or blue, mounted en black
weed and fitted for one light.
Price $3 each.
Little pleated silk shades for
them $1 te $5,50.
(Fourth Fleer)
Te Fry Oysters
doughnuts, French fried potatoes,
croquettes or anything that re
quires deep fat there is a handv
pan of iron with an inner basket
arrangement of wire. This bas
ket is en a handle and can be
lifted out, allowing its contents
te drain perfectly without retain
ing any superfluous grease.
In three sizes nt $1.45, S1.05
and $1.80. ,
1 (Fourth .Tloer) k
i
NEW:
Fleur d'Or Talcum
$1 a Bettle
The talcum is made in
France and packed in the
United States .by Wana
maker's. It is our own spe
cial talcum, with the delight
ful fragrance of Fleur d'Or,
in an especially graceful tall
square bottle.
(MmIii Fleur)
"My Life and Werk"
by Henry Ferd in collaboration
with Samuel Crewthcr, $3.50, in
which Mr. Ferd tells the story of .
a battle for nn ideal.
"Story Lives of Master Musi
cians," by Harn'ette Brewer,
$2.50. Life stories of twenty-two
great compeseis.
"Overset," by Franklin P.
Adams, $1.50. Filled with com
ments thoughtful and caustic.
"A Push Cart at the Curb,"
by Jehn Des Passes, $1.50. The
writer brings te these poems an
imagination that refracts his
thought like a prism.
(AImIii Fleer)
Beys Reefers
Frem England
. (In the Londen Shep) .
Sturdy little coats from
Rewc, the famous English
maker of children's clothes.
They are of navy blue chin
chilla, warmly lined and fin
ished with the brass buttons
of the Admiralty. Five te ten
year sizes, $25.
Navy blue cheviot over
coats for boys of 1 te 10, also
$25.
T hr (ullrr.t, lirihlllt)
Regent or Bend
Street Could Offer a
Man Ne Better
Leather Goods
lust a stej) inside the Chestnut
stieet deer, where he can leach
it readily, is a leal man's assort
ment of diessing-cases, wallets,
bill-books, hip-cases, letter cases,
'brief cases, coin purses, cigar and
cigarette cases, writing folds, col cel
lar bags, pin cases and all such
useful leather goods.
They are the best we can find
for him, in Europe or heie.
English pigskin, cowhide, seal,
alligator, estiich, and every geed
leather.
By way of example are Ameri
can dressing-cases at $12.75
black long-grain cowhide, with
ten ebony and haul rubber fit
tings, the brushes hand-drawn.
And a Londen dressing-case at
$200 pig.skin with ivory and sil
er fittings.
(.Muln Fluer)
When Yeu Want
an old desk or chair, a cor
ner cupboard or kitchen
drehser, a four-pest bed, a
drop-leaf breakfast table, a
tea-table, a chest of drawers,
or any ether old piece of fur
niture, visit
ANTIQUES
en the Fifth, Fleer. Most
likely the answer te your need
is there. Even if you want
nothing, you will enjoy wan
dering through these seven
quaint old-time rooms, fur
nished for the most part with
early American furniture.
(fifth Fleer)
Pekingese Enamel
In one of the cases in the
Oriental Stere you will find little
boxes and trays of it in its char
acteristic coloring sapphire, tur
quoise und iese. The boxes are
$2 te $8; the trays !$1.50 and $2.
Alse there are four unique
little jewel cases of pierced metal
weik, their tops set with jade and
agate. The fact that each has its
own little brocade shipping box
makes them peculiarly charming
for gifts. Price $18.50 each.
(Mln Fleer)
Empire
Cord and Fabric
Tires at New
Lew Prices
30x312 Fabric Tires
are new $7.50
30x31,2 Cord Tires
are new $10.75
Cord Tires in Other Sizes
32x3 'j new $16.50
32x4 new $20.50
34x4 new $22.00
33xM new $27.50
35x4 1 new $29.50
23r new $33.50
31x4 new $18.75
33x4 new $21.50
32x4'. new $26,50
34x4 ft new $28.50
36x4 , new $30.50
35x5 new $35,75
3x5 new $37.50
fcxtra heavy red tubes te fit
these tires at corresponding!'
low prices.
(Thr (llrr.v)
There's Everything
in Starting With the
Right Silver
In ether words, silver of the
finest kind that the purse can
afford, and in a pattern which
will accord with the dining-room
furnishings, and which will be a
pleasure te live with In the years
te come.
When a geed pattern has been
chosen it is a simple matter te
add the necessary pieces from
time te time, and that is what
many brides' prefer te de.
The sterling silver tea service
usually starts the list of wedding
gifts. The patterns most in favor
new aie the dignified
Colonial . HpppeJirlu'tc
Portsmouth Xncpert
Plymouth Muinte.mm
They are all five piece sets
whose prices range from $2-15 te
$1050. But any one of the pieces
may be bought separately.
i in 1 lour)
Yellow and Brown
Tenes
are richly present in new neck
laces and earrings of imitation
amber and topaz, often combined
with delicate metal links, medal
lions or chains.
This is one of the loveliest col
lections of its sort that we have
ever had. Necklaces piesent an
infinite variety, from pale opaque
jellew te dark clear brown, with
all the tones of color between.
Seme have an air of the Oiient
about them, especially in the de
signs of their metal work. Others
are simply the clear radiance of
the beads. All aie distinctive.
$5.50 te $18.
Earrings that may be .-aid te
match are $3.50 te $13.50.
(Mnln Fleur)
(MM
The Phonograph in Console
Ferm Has a Deuble Mission
As a musical instrument it has all that any phonograph
has. It brings into your home the world's best music inter
pretated by the world's greatest artists.
As a handsome, piece of furniture it is an addition te
the furnishings of any living room, library or music room.
Console cabinets can be had in nearly any period and in anv
weed te harmonize perfectly with th,e scheme of decoration.
Nearly all the famous makes ef: phonographs are new
available in this interesting form.
A Brunswick, in Colonial detdgn in maheganj or Amer
ican walnut, is $250.
A Senera.. in graceful Heppeluhitc design, Mlnut or
mahogany, is $200.
A Victrela, in mahogany, is S250.
A Cheney phonograph, in early English sMle developed
in walnut, is .3250 (illustrated).
All of these can be purchased en convenient term.
(Srrnuil Fleer)
Cunning Little White
Chinchilla Coats
are in styles especially for boys
ii trlfle rtf ri. .iil t ,, n ..........
I ... &.,. .i nc uuu tw jcni.-
1 One, for girls, has a round yoke
and is gathered below. $7. A
little girl'. hat, te match, is $3.50.
snowier wime cnincniua coat,
tailored for boys, is $7.50 nnd a
hat te match is $2.50.
(Third
rpHREE-PIECE costumes and topcoats, as well
as separate wraps of the finer kind, are made te
measure by the Custom Tailoring and Dressmaking
Bureau at reasonable prices.
thrrnlnl
Black Glass Console
Sets $3
Bluck glass is much in vogue.
In these new console sets it takes
a very interesting form.
Each set consists of one 10
inch flower bowl with separate
black base and two 12-inch can
dlesticks te match.
With flewei.s and colored can
dleB the effect is strikingly at
tractive and uncommon.
Price, $3 a set.
(fourth Fleer)
"Saw Weed"
is net bad advice nor bad fun if
you use one of these buck-sawa
that cut without binding. $1.00.
Saw-bucks te held the weed, $1.
Hand axes, $1 and $1.15.
Full Bize axes, $2 and $2.50.
Light-weight axes,
Bread hand axes, $2, $2.25 and
$2.50.
One and two man combination
saws, $3.50 te $5.50.
Many New Bales of
t Pieces Added te the
Rug Sale
Among the Persian rugs there is a particularly tine selection of
Mahals in carpet sizes.
The mere superb types of Persian weaves, such as Saruk.s and
Kas'hans, are also shown in rich assortment.
Notable in the groups of smaller pieces are Af-Shiraz rugs, Per
sian, but revealing the 'Afghan influence.
The wonderful collection of Chinese rugs has also been splendidly
enriched by new arrivals.
10.7 x7 ft., $1 89
8.7 x7.3 ft., SIIm
10.fi x7.2 ft.. $ 131)
9.7 xlO.7 ft., 8229
12.3 x9.J ft.. S289
Af-Shiraz rugs from 1x2.0
4x6 ft. at $37 te $1U.
10x8 ft., $175 13x10 ft..
12x9 ft., $285 12.5x9.3 ft..
11x8 ft., $275 129.1ft.,
Chinese Rugs, Smaller Sizes
7x4 ft., $85 and $95 i 5x5 ft., $75 6x3 ft.. $55 and $65
Cfililli I luuri
Men's Handkerchiefs
With Hand-Embroidered
Initials. 75c
Geed white Iiish linen hand
kerchiefs, with hemrtitched hern,
have hand-embieicleied initials in
a size that men like. Excellent
gift handkeichiefs! jsh.25 the
dozen.
(Mitln I lour)
Other Ceat-aud-Hut rfs
tan 01 blue warm cea
sizes one year te si year
1 .- hi e of
ting, ill
s, SI 2.50
th vets,
complete, te S65.
rur-trimiued broaucie
in light blue or beige, $2)
a set.
mil $28
Fleer)
Fleer)
All Aboard for Hf
All sorts of interesting and unusual costumes are being
made of crepe paper and two competent instructors are en
the Fourth Fleer te lend any assistance that you may require.
Colored sketches can be adapted or copied as you please.
Decorations for
Streamers of e ran ire. black or
yellow paper, 10?; festoons, 7c;
two colors, 10c.
Decorative crepe paper, mange
and black, 25c; borders. 10c
Gummed paper moons, stars,
etc., 10c package.
Cut-outs, black cats, bats,
Important te the Fun of the Feast
Cern peppers, 25c and 36c;
Animal cake cutters, 50c for nine; six fancy
sandwich cutters, 45c.
Toasting forks et brass. $1.50 te $2.50.
N'ut sets, twelve picks and two crackers, in
pretty-wooden hexVs, $2 te $.
Persian Mahals
13.1 x9.8 ft., S335 10.5 x7.2 ft.. $18. 12.10x9.1 ft.. $297
12.1 x8.1I ft.. S275 10.9x7 ft.. $17.") 12.t 9 ft., $282
12 x9 ft., $269 . 9.11x7 ft., $187 12.3 x9.3 ft.. $279
12.3 x8.9 ft.. $21.-, 10.7 x9 ft.. $265 12 x8.9 ft.. $257
11.11x8.9 ft., $265 13.2 x 10.5 ft.. $125 13.1 x8.10 ft., $365
ft. at $27 te
Beluchistan
$10 te $2.:.
Chinese Rugs
$425 I 9x6 ft.,
IQ. i 12x9 ft..
'a 9.11x8.2 ft.,
$345 10x8 ft.,
Every Chilly Morning a Weel
Rebe Is a Man's Comfert
Chilly exenlngs, tee, nV a fine
thing te lounge about in u snug,
easv lounging gown.
Seme Redleaf gowns alto
gether out of the ordinary, have
just come from England. All
wool worsted, splendidly made
and mighty fine te see.
(Mln
Exceptional Opportunities
in Furniture
Three-piece living-room suits,
made in our own facterv, over
stuffed, hair filled, excellently
constructed, covered In velour in
a choice of colors, priced at a
remarkably low figure $225.
Three-piece living-room suits.
everstufTed. hair filled, covered
in tapestry, velour and some in
mohair; fine-looking suits, of the
(FIHIi eiiil
Blankets and Quilts
in Splendid Readiness for
Every Winter Need
New is the time for lining Winter nests and here Is
stock of nest lining probably unequaled in qualities, quan
tities, desirableness and fair prices.
Abundance, excellence, geed values these are the Im
pressions the stock makes en you and they are well founded
en the actual merits of the goods.
Blankets In a marvelous assortment all the
nay from $5 for a part wool up through a splen-
aia airersity or fine pure
I he nevvvst cases nntiitl
brought hII-weu! blankets of se
lected whitf staple, finished with
rose or blue holders and a white
seitt-tte binding a! JI2 n pair
in double-bed and $1(1 in sluga
bed size.
Similar blankets in p'aid de
.signs and severul attractive 10I01
384 Weel Quilts Just Opened
And when we say "wool" we mean pure wool, net "com.
niercial" wool, which is another name for part cotton.
This newest shinmeiit hr.i.u-s
wool-tilled quilts in a vai etv of
sateen and cambru ceveiings te
sell at $7, $10 and $12.
They are just one group in a
wonderful stock in which you will
rind woeMilled and dewn-tilied
Mth
the Halloween Party
witches, pumpkins, etc, fit, he,
12c and 16c.
Paper pumpkin faces and 10I 10I
ered caps, 12c and 15.-
Place cards, 20c; j,ealx, 10c;
invitations, 7c
Paper napkins, 10c
demi ;
riuilis, oei-; seiH Moe.
corn te be nenned.
(I mirth Fleer)
Beautiful
Oriental
rugs approximated 3x6 ft.,
$145
$267
$275
$265
12x9 ft.. $325
12x9.4 ft., S335
11.10x9.2 ft., $379
8x5 ft., $95
5x3 ft.. $45 and $49
Theie are just as many colors
and pattern as tastes among the
men who wear them. Little
checks, big checks nnd plain col
ors, all trimmed with contrasting
silk braid.
Prices $25, $30, $35, $50 an
Seu.
Fleer)
soundest construction, and priced
at least 23 per cent below the
market value $225, $230, $25
and up te $520.
Three-niece suits with cane
backs, loose cushions, spring
seated, and covered in blue
velour $190 and $295.
Bedroom suits in walnut and
mahogany $184 te $350.
Klifh Floers)
icoel weaves te $40 a pair.
effects aie at the same prices.
Blankets woven warp and
"eft of hne. long btaple Cape
Cbleny wool, in plain colors and
plaids. Me 72x84 inches are be
lieved te be th best in the coun
try at the pi ice $10 each, sold
neie enlv.
quilt!, in a variety of styles, cov
erings and grades which emits
'et lung that any one can reason
ably desire.
All the highet-pneed wool-filled
quilts are made in our own work
looms. Huur
lleween!
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Six silver-p'sled picki- and a cracker in an oak
box, $1.25
Six picks and a cracker, boxed, 50c.
Separate picks, 15c and 35c for six.
Sepainte rratkern, 15r and 75c each.
Nut bowl with automatic crarkers, $4.25 te
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