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J Organ plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
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WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
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Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5
TFarm Winter Wearables for All the Family at Wanamaker's
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Nothing in This World Is
Mere Powerful
in its usual effects en the human mind and heart than
the masterpiece of a great artist, like Rembrandt,
Cerreggio, MunUacsy and Turner, unless it be
The Massive Londen Organ
at Westminster Abbey
or the greatly enlarged, superb organ
In the Court
at Philadelphia,
On the bench of the gifted organ player are
painted the werds:
"Nene shall sit here except a master player."
Please be at home, yourself and your friends, and
enjoy our organ, which is an outgrowth of our
Piane Salens, containing the notable Chickerings,
Schemackers and celebrated Knabes.
Naught in the world equals the power of music.
Signed
October 24, MM-
100 Women's
Samples
Nearly every geed kind of
woolen sports skiits that women
nre asking for is in this collec
tion. We chose the prettiest
ones from a very large assort
ment. There are plain skirts and
pleated models, stripes, checks
(i:st
Yeung Women's
Gowns Display
They are such gowns as one
would expect only from costly
and individual dressmakers, and
jet their prices nre but $18 te $78.
Kntire yokes of fine hand-work,
or ether hand-made ornamentation,
Kive many of them a great deal of
distinction.
Their draperies) nre novel and
Kiaeeful, and they have many un
usual features that lift them out
of the ordinary. A new fashion
en one, for example, is a band
("eenU
A GOOD instance of the charm possessed
by a Paisley shawl may be seen in a costume just new
in
the Women s Fashion
coat is wholly of the Paisley,
of black mole; and the skirt
price is $200.
(I'irht
Women's New Tweed Coats
Plaid Backed at $45
Ne need te tell nny woman v.' he
:ces them, or better still, feels
them, hew warm and comfortable
they would be ou u cold Winter's)
day. And they aie the most prae
t i al coats for women who are out
in all weather-i.
One of the two styles is made
( 1'lr.it
Handsome Black j
Belivia Coatings i
are about as luxurious a cloth as i
could be chosen for the buck wrap '
of elegance for day or evening
v car. ,
. At $(J, ?8, $10, $11 and $12 a yard
is diversity of juice and texture,
but similarity in beauty and
warmth. All are 5- inches wide,
(l'lrnt riunr)
Each Importation of
Chamois-Lisle Gloves
Seems Prettier
Net only for the line suede-like
finish, but for the beautiful
colorings.
Twe-clasp and strap-wrist, each
et $1 a pair, in covert, oak, giay,
brown, black, white.
Strap-wrist, half pique sewn,
V'lth heavily crocheted backs and
contrasting inserts, in particularly,
oed shades of tan, beaver, mode,
wind, $1.50 a pair.
Sixtecn-butten length at $1.R0 in
leaver, cell'ee, oak, white, black.
(.Main I'loer)
New Teng
in Mandalay
A warm golden brown that
will be found te harmonize with
the entire series of brown
shades, from beige te walnut.
With black or blue gowns it will
be equally effective.
Fashioned of fine quality
(I'lrst
of Hener Here
Next te City Hall
Q
Sports Skirts
at $6.75
J and skirts which appear te be
a solid color until jeu see the
I under side of the pleats. All the
. most desirable shades, also, for
sweaters or te wear witn n
separate coat en the street. And
there aie all sizes in the let.
Alele)
Silk Afternoon
New Features
I that runs up the length of the
I arm, ever the shoulder, and
cresses in an odd cellar effect
under the chin.
I They arc made of beautiful
qualities of Canten and satin-faced
I crepe, embroidered and jacquard
I crepe, Rcnee crepe and matulasse,
1 in black (eftenest with a bright
note of color), blue or the many
fashirnnble bhades of brown. And
all sizes from 1 1 te 20 years are
i in the group.
fleer)
Salens. The short straight
with choker cellar and cuffs
is of black duvetyn. The
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like a man's overcoat with an in
1 verted pleat down the back, large
I sleeves and a narrow belt. In
gray or tan, flecked with color.
J The ether has a plain loose back,
large sleeves and double patch
I pocket". In olive, russet and tan.
All nre shoulder lined.
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Frelaset Corsets
If they are steadily increasing in
favor it is for several very geed
reasens:
First, they are easy te put en.
Then they have no lacing in the
back which makes them peculiarly
geed te wear under the present
smooth-bucked gowns.
Third, they are made of excellent
materials pink broche and ceutils.
Feui th, some of them are
strongly and seme very lightly
boned. Alse some are designed for
very tall as well as large women.
Fifth, they nre net expensive,
prices running from $5 te $Ki.
(Third I'loer)
Women's Cotten
Bleemers
Of white nainsoek or cambric
with edges of embroidery, the first
$1 a pair; the second $1.(55.
Of black sateen, $1; pink, white
and black, $1.05; pink, white and
orchid, $2; pink, white and black
Striped sateen, $2.25.
(Tlilrd l'leur)
ue Slippers
Brown Suede
suede, with the new tri-peintcd
tongue, shortened vamp and
medium tee, hand-turned sole,
twr-inch Spanish heel.
Ask for it in the Fine Iloet
Shep. Priced $14 the pair.
Iirunze buckles, $3 te $45 a
pair.
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Ready for
Halloween
Decorations &f nil kinds for
the party ernnge-und-blnck
crepe paper garlands, festoons
and borders.
Crepe paper napkins, tnble
cloths and plates, gay with
pumpkins, witches and black
cats.
Cut-outs for decorations or for
trimming costumes.
Seals, moons and stars, masks
and caps.
Costumes can be quickly and
easily made from crepe paper
and it will amaze" you te see
what pretty things nre being
turned out here. Competent in
structors will help you.
Fer the Feast
Cern peppers and corn.
Fancy cutters for sandwiches
and cakes.
Nut pick., crackers and bowls.
Candles
Hand-dipped candles for Hal
loween are appropriately col
ored black and orange and may
be had for 10c, 14c and 20c each
in the Lamp Stere.
(Fourth Fleer)
Gipsy Suits or
Sunbonnet Sue
at $2
Halloween sprites are very
busy en the Seventh Fleer,
keeping enough costumes ready
for everybody. There are sur
prising numbers of inexpensive
costumes for children.
Gipsy suits, clowns, Sunbon
net Sues, yama yama, etc., are
enlv $2 each, cemnletfi with
hats.
A new yama-vama suit is
S2.50. nnd n lnvflv Rnv T?lim
trimmed with lace and silver,
is S.'i.iU.
Then, there's an exceptional
Colen'al maid at $8.
Thesn n hut. n fnw nf tlm
many costumes for children and
adults at $3 te $10.
False faces and masks of all
kinds are ec te 20c.
Xoisemakers and novelties
nre 5c te $1.50.
(Seicntli Fleer)
Silks and Silk-and-Cottens
for Heme Use
Hew fortunate these lovely mate
rials, for it is their part te con
tribute te the comfort and ceiy
appearance of home!
We have never had a mere com
plete assortment of all kinds of
pretty fabrics for drapcties, lamp
shades, pillows, scarfs, etc. Plain
colors and delightful figures nnd all
colors. 85c te $2.!)0 a yard.
Many women will be making up'
lamp shades for Christmas and
what acceptable gifts they are, tee!
We have all the sundries that are
needed, such as silk and metallic
fringes, mess edgings, metallic
guimpes nnd silk and metallic
shade pulls, both domestic and
imported.
Fringes, $1 te $5.75 n yard.
Shade pulls, $1.50 and $2.
Mirror cords, $2 te $13.
Drapery edgings, 15c te 85c a
yard.
(Fifth I'loer)
A Suction
That Is Operated
-.n easily operated sweeper
that runs smoothly and quietly,
thoroughly cleaning all kinds of
carpets and rugs.
A small fan inside revolves
at high speed, creating a strong,
powerful suction which abso
lutely draws all the embedded
(Fourth
People Seem te Have Been Waiting for This
Remarkable
Sale of Oriental Rugs
just tht 3$ S?&M is " " ff-
. It is a remarkably helpful sale as regards Oriental rim, of practically every
desirable weave, grade and size, from tiny mats te magnificent cal-pet pieces '
Ihe showing of Persian and Chinese rugs in sizes around i).12 ft. is splendid
A Remarkable Greup of Large, Unusual
Much-Wanted Sizes .
Chinese, 15.6x12 ft 515 Afghan K, fivS n -
Sernpi, l9.i0xl2 ft Sfi9S India "Vteua f ' ! ! ' ! .' ." ! ! ! '.' '. f
Hnmadan, 20.3x8 ft
Anatolian, 19.9x9.5 ft
Kermanshnh, lG.9xlO.K) ft
Chinese, 24.7x12 ft
Antique Fereghan, 19.0x9.9
Our Own Victeria
Bath Tablet at 25c
It is a big oval tablet of excellent
Feap (unusually fine qunlity with
lets of lather), with pleasant
fragrances. In violet, wistaria,
sandalwood, hawthorn nnd carna
tion. (Mnln Fleer)
Women's Slip Slip
en Dresses of
Jersev
$16.50 and $20
Inexpensive and extremely con
venient and pretty. The jersey
is fine and soft, nnd of medium
weight; and it is made up in two
styles, one having a slip-en with
tucked panel and pleated skirt.
Celers ere navy, a dark henna,
beaver and browns.
(I'lrnt I'loer)
France Conceives Beautiful
Ways in Which te Send Candy
Candy and flowers are among the most acceptable gifts,
and sometimes they are the only ones that can, in convention,
be sent, se one welcomes new and mere elaborate ways of
sending the very best candy possible.
CAMEE
has some new and lovely boxes,
baskets and bags from France,
mnny of which can be used for
sewing utensils or for ether uses
long after the candy has disap
peared. Lacquered birds, hand
painted boxes, bags of exquisite
silk in quaint tints, trimmings of
metal laces and tiny perfect rib
bon flowers, baskets finished with
(Main
Phonographs of the Finest
Standard Makes Can Be Had
at Wanamaker's
Here are assembled the best
models of the most dependable
phonographs made. Yeu can
hear one after another, com
pare its tone with that of its
neighbor, and cheese the
period and cabinet that best
suit the furnishings of your
home.
Just new the console type
is a favorite. It can be had
in great variety of styles in
Senera at $125 te $(550
Victrela at $115 te $850
The cabinets are of beautiful workmanship in mahogany
or American walnut. Inside is the mechanism of a perfect
phonograph, with space for records. Outside, is a beautiful
piece of furniture.
All of these standard makes play any type of disc record.
(Srreml
"Printed Silks" Is the
Advice Paris Sends
Women are only beginning te
learn the marvelous possibilities of
figured silks, if rightly used.
Fer example, a lovely emetaH
gieen pussy willow taffeta with
deep purple iris en it would make
a fascinating itftetnoen gown with
long flowing sleeves, or one of the
new blouses. Many ether equally
pretty pussy willow taffetas, -JO
inches wide, $4 a yard.
Fer mere conservative tastes
are new radiums, white grounds,
closely covered with small colored
dots, 40 inches wide, $4 a yard.
(Flrnt Fleer)
Sweeper
Without Electricity
! grit, sand nnd dust out of the
rug. A bristle brush picks up
everything en the surface of the
rug.
This sweeper is called the
Vncuette. Its price is low nnd
operating costs are nothing.
Ask te see it en the
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$H'' Anatolian, 18x1:1.10 ft ):
$t Sernpi, 17.2x15 ft $i()75
Yh
$1475
ft., $2450
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Latest
Fiction
"Jean of Arc of the
North Weeds," by Ilelman
Day, $2.
"The Dust Flower," by
Basil King, $2.
"The Middle of Things,"
by J. S. Fletcher, $2.
"The Miracle," by E.
Temple Thursten, $2.
"Rackherse," by Geerge
Agnew Chamberlain, $1.90.
"Jack and I in Letus
Land," by the "Lady of the
Decoration," Frances Lit
tle. $1.40.
(Mliln Fleer)
silk in a distinctly French way
each one individual, make- Camee a
festival of color. $2 te $40.
Camee thoce'ates, the only kind
- that is fitting te fill them, nre
$1.50 a pound.
A pleasant thought te select a
particularly pretty receptacle in
which te send your candy te the
Halloween party's hostess!
Fleer)
Cheney at $250 te $1275
Brunswick at $225 te $175
Fleer)
Imitation Jade
Variously Interpreted
It is a distinct art te get the
various tints and q-ia'ities of jade
in imitations se faithful te the real
beauty of it that even very dis
ci iminating women are glad te
wear them.
There are various shadow and
s'zes of bend and different
Itngths of strings, aKe chains with
imitation jade ornaments. $1.25
te $18.
Fairings often combine nutal or
excellent imitations of ether stones.
$1.25 te S22 a pair.
Bracelets are SI 25 te 32 1.
(Main I lour)
Iren Fleer Lamps
With Shades, 310
A -tyle with three legs, goose geose goese
r ck curve and bla-L .nul geld
linish; the puce, complete with
parchment shade, being $10.
(1 eitrth Fleer)
A Riding Crep
!-. a charming gift fur th. Mil or
manwhe ndc. All km Is of
pntt crops and whips are m the
Londen Shep at prices ranging
hum $2.e te si.;,e.
i I he l.i.llt i , ( li.'-i tin ( i
a
nuni pi, zixir,.2 ft $1325
. , . .
.xln, ji Ml), i
ivnshnn. 10,8vi ft si7?n
Saruk, 20.6x13.6 ft !$3750
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Easy-te-Wear
Felt Hats
Can you remember when u hat
had te be put en "juat se,' pinned
fast "just se," and carefully kept
"just se" during the entire time
it was worn?
Te disarrange it by n hairs
breadth was fatal te its effect.
Times have changed, nnd hats
with them.
Metering, golfing, riding, nnd
active outdoor life have securely
established in women's hearts and
en their heads the soft felt hat
that can be squashed down en the
hair as carefree as a man's hat;
that can be worn at almost any
angle with geed grace; that suf
fers nothing by being jostled
around a bit.
Women wear these soft little
felt hats everywhere with the
town-tailertd suits ai well as with
country sports clothes.
They nre chaiming in color
almond and jade green, lemon
yellow, coral, brick or cherry red,
Havana brown, caramel, rust,
beige, beaver, dove or squirrel
gray, Princess Mary blue, or any
ether lovely color.
A great velvet cheu, a ribbon
loop or two, a Liberty silk ker
chief, n furry tail, a metal flower,
an odd ribbon conceit or a
fenthered fancy something of
this sort finishes them perfectly.
Priced from $12 up in the Wana
mnker Millinery Salens, where
they may be seen at their best.
(Vrrenil I'loer)
Have Yeu Seen the
New "Batik" Blouses?
They nre a heavy silk crepe with
curious printings in the oddest and '
richest colorings and women are
buying them te transform their i
tuuoree suns into tnree-piece
costumes.
The lines nre as simple and
straight an nnsvihln. rh Hmnnn
sleeves are elbow length with '
turned-tip cuff. There is absolutely
no trimming, for none is needed.
The price is $10.50. '
(Third Fleer) j
Wellington Knife
Beards
have a place in the kitchen of every
English household and are new
used round the world. Thry give
knives a brilliant and lasting'pelish
when used in combination with
Wellington polish.
Knife beards, fiec, 75c and 85c.
Polish, 35c.
(Fourth Fleer)
i
Beautifully Fitted Traveling
Cases, $25
Five ilifTt rent kinds at that very
modest price
Of bl.uk long grain leather,
carefully made and equipped with
double locks. They are lined with
glistening silk moire and are
equipped with all the essential toilet
(Mnln
Excellent Limoges Dinner Sets ,
$75
Fine French .hmn in two himrl.
sonic decoration-..
Sets of 10ti pieces priced nt u
very moderate figure considering
their excellence and considering
also the tendency of the ninrket.
All have coin guld handles and
(I mirth
A World
Novelty Furniture
The wntd "no. el" describes these pieces well, and n net
well enough.
Fer ceita nl thc aie as useful as they are nel, and
that is an in. pi iant tinner.
They cow-i quite an acreapre en the Fifth Fleer, the Chest
nut Street eni I .me; particular rieh m individual pieus of
a distinctly Jiarin.iij,' quality, including some notable repro
ductions. In the ireriernl collection there is a most interestine- diver
sity of thing's
Windser chair.", with weed
Cane-backtd chairs.
Gaie-lcmi d tables
Console tabh-i.
Desks.
Tea wagons.
Muffin stands.
h'asy
Pri
ces, from s7.75 for n Hewing cabinet te $176 for an en-y
chair.
These nre chiefly In rrnhegnny or walnut.
Customers are showing a particular interest in the nieces
that ha ve been decorated in floral and stripe effects in our own
studies. Any piece in the collection will be decorated te order.
UUtU I'loer)
After All,
What Is It That Men Call Style?
A hard question, sir, but it's safe te say
style doesn't mean the number of buttons en a
coat, nor the way the pockets slant, nor the cut
of the trousers at the knees or bottoms.
Getting iight down te facts, style is that
elusive something that makes a suit leek free
and comfortable, yet smart and full of the ever
youthful swing.
Every man ought te be his own style
ought, te wear clothes that become him and
ought te buy his clothes where he is sure of
getting a suit that will leek like it belonged en
him.
In Wcmamaker Suits
the Style Fits the Man
They are designed that way, by the best
designers the whole land ever.
Geed-looking suits every one, and tailored
te stay geed looking.
Net high priced either $25 te $55 with the
greatest selection around $40 and $45.
(Third Fleer)
Men's Geed Linen
Handkerchiefs, 25c
Geed substantial linen is used
and the handkerchief are cut en
true squares and neatly hem
stitched. 35c handkerchiefs have half-inch
or quarter-inch hems.
Others, at uOc, are of fine linen.
Extra Size at 75c
Large handkerchiefs of excellent
quality linen have half-inch hems.
Most men like them better than
any ether handkerchiefs.
(West Alnle)
Weel -Filled Blankets for
Warmth and Wear
$7.50 and $9 a Pair
Liked very much by experienced housekeepers because they
give extra geed service, stand rough handling and don't shrink.
Filled with wool and cotton waip.
Geed-looking, warm and practical. White, with borders in
either pink, or blue. Wide seisette binding.
Size, 60x80 inches -at $7.50 and 70x82 inches at $0 a pair.
(Mxtli Fleer)
Bureau Scarfs for
Less
They include
White cress-bar and plain scarfs,
with edging of imitation filet.
Unbleached muslin squares,
scarfs and centers, machine em
broidered in Bulgarian colors.
White cotton crash scarfs,
squares and centers, embroidered
in blue.
We have taken a third te a half
from their prices and they are
new 38c te $1.75.
i:iit Alnlr)
ariicles in imitation ivory, shell or
amber.
A charming case with eleven
fittings shows imitation shell or
amber, prettily decorated. Other
styles w ih"ut decoration have
twelve toilet articles.
Fleer)
edges. One eicoratien is a wide
.semi-conventional bonier in blue,
gieen and pink en an nery ground.
The ether n a blue motif, com
bined with tan and pink in a com
bination floral and eont.ntien.il
pattern.
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of Interesting Things in
seats and carved hacks.
Scwhw cabinets.
Tilt-top tables.
Sewiny tables.
Davenport-end tables.
Bookcases,
Bookrack-s.
chairs. .
Every Fair Reeter at
the Football Game
and every motorist, tee, loves the
comfort of a steamer rug.
Fer a fact, a steamer rug is
necessary for the evening ride
when the breeze blows chilly and
for the afternoon sitting outdoors.
Geed low-priced rugs are here
all-wool, size 60x72 inches, plain en
one side, plaid en the ether and
with fringed edges. Priced $7.50,
$10 and $12.
With them nre the finest im
ported rugs, $25 te $40.
(Mnln I'loer)
Werth
Noting
T DIVERSITY students and
ethers are enthusiastic about
a heatless trousers press that
weiks like magic. $1.
M
rpO make a tough piece of
x meat tender there is a handv
little affaii with 40 metal points
which aie te be pushed through
the meat. $1.
v
A can opener which turns in
x the sharp tin edge is a
blessing te heusewive- who
have cut their hands opening
cans. It works very easily and
is only 50c.
CCISSORS of three sues nail,
cuticle and combination are
of geed teel at 50c.
9
AN' apple cerei saves time.
rlThe-,e divide the apple in
four or eight parts and core it
at the same time. 50c.
A deg brush that will straight-
en out heavy Winter coats
has metal tc'th in the center
and bristles around the edire
$2.25. "-"-
M
TT'S cranbeiry time. Moulds
1 of all shapes and sizes can be
had at 2.3c te SI 25
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