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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHfLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1922
Organ plays at 9, 11 and 4:50
(Mrledy nil Chime at Noen)
WEATHER
Fair
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Closes at 5
WANAMAKER'S
The Best Goods Frem All the World Meet at Wanamaker's
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Te See What Is Right and
Net te De It
te net be able te say Ne, and net te Jcnew when te
say Yes, denotes something lacking in our
make-up that would give moral courage te stand
upright and act up te what wc believe.
Pluck up courage, fear no man, but be a real
man, with a full degree of firmness te overcome
the weakness te which you have surrendered
your mind and heart.
A plain Ne is an honest chap, and a hearty
Yes at the right moment is everything.
Only dead fish float with the tide.
Signed
October 23, 1022.
The Place for
Weman te Get a Topcoat
1 the Wanamakcr Yeung Women's
Stere. Never in any past season
were the selections se large, the val
ues se extraordinary. All day long
the lovely, soft warm garments are-
peing oft en the shoulders 01 sous
fled veung women
who knew-
A Remarkablv Geed Ceat at $95
A smart bloused-back model of rich wool belivia, in
brown, gray or midnight blue, with large cellars of geed
beaver or squirrel fur. Crepe de chine lined and warmly inter
lined. Sizes 14 te 20 years.
(Second Fleur)
Women's Uncommonly Geed
Suits at $25 te $45
These are the plainer suits
made nf fine soft veleurs, Peiret
twills and tweeds, in navy, black,
vaiieus browns, oxford gray and
heather mixtures.
They are interlined for Winter
Wearing; and there is a variety cf
(First
Women 's Winter Coats
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Fine Parisienne Corsets
in Almest Fifty Medels
This includes elnstic girdles in
bucIi u variety of styles that even
the woman accustomed te having
her corset made te order finds
complete satisfaction in the '
"Parisienne." '
At least live or six times n year j
the French cersetiere of the
"Parisienne" gees te Paris for
(Third
t O WOMAN who is thinking about furs need wait
x any longer te make her choice the Fur Salen
new has a very fair representation of all the fashion
able things, beginning with little neck furs and run
ning up through staple fur coats te the finest novelty
coats.
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Nurses' Uniforms te
Measure
Made of excellent finalities of
muslin, poplin, or linen, at $.'. f0,
58.50 or $9.r0. Price ir.eludes ma
terials, fittings and making.
Nurses' capes of blue bioud bieud bioud
deth lined with scarlet, made te
mrnsuie, from $10.50 up.
Ask in ibu Custom Tuilering
Duieau.
(Second ricier)
Women's
Aprons, 65c
Medium large aprons made
f percale, seme in pinafore
Rtyle. Others of white lineue
with colored applique work.
Each CCc.
(Third Fleer)
QMjfaufe
Any Yeung
cither from "shopping around" or
trem past experience that they
could net have done better else
where. Fur-trimmed topcoats from
$47.(50 te 350.
Unfurred coats, in sports and
street stvles. S20 te S8S.
coats among them some button
ing high at the threat, some long
I and some short.
i Women who want something at
i once practical, geed-looking and
j inexpensive arc paiticularly in
vited te see them.
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Trimmed
With Beaver
Special at
$150
Net only is the large cellar
of beaver, but the cuffs as well
are of this beautiful fur, and it
is of the finest quality.
The coats are made of a
warm, soft belivia coating,
lined with crepe de chine and
interlined. They are loose and
flaring except at the waist,
where a narrow belt partly con
fines the fullness.
In Malay brown, navy, kit
fox crrav or black, all with
beaver. Seme of the coats
have a fine blended and dyed
squirrel fur instead of beaver,
and they are also $150.
(First Fleer)
ideas and materials. Seme of the
elastic girdles are imported entire
and many of the materials are
French. The trimmings, tee, are
unique and the walehn boning will
neither rust nor break.
There is only one place te buy
"Parisienne" corsets in Philadel
phia and that is at Wanamaker's.
Prices from $8 te $-10.
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I'loer)
Warm Nightgowns of
Flannellet
Regular sizes are of white
flaniii'llet with V necks at $1.2.),
ami with cellars at SI. 05. Sniped
tlannellet SI and $1.25, with col cel
lars, $1. . ,
Kxtia sixes are of striped
flannellet with V necks nt $1.25 te
$2.25. With long sleeves and no
cellars, $1.50. With low necks and
kimono sleeves, $1.50. Of plain
vellew and orchid flannellet. $1.85.
Of white flannellet and with col cel
lars, $1.7u.
(Third I'loer)
A Complete Knife Set
for the Kitchen
Each set includes a paring knife,
a butcher knife, a spatula, a small
cleaver, a slicer and a long fork.
They am of Arbl grade- steel with
coceabola handles, brass riveted.
The complete set, in a box, for $2.
(Fourth I'loer)
A Remarkable Outpouring
of Women's Silk Stockings
Involving Upwards of 20,000 Pairs, Werth Fully
$50,000 and Being Sold at Once for $25,000
Net a pair in the let but what is at least a half of what it was made te sell
for.
It's hard te realize hew many stockings 20,000 pairs actually is enough
for all the women in a geed-size city. i
And there are enough kinds te please all the women in a geed-size city. Plain
black ones, heather mixtures, open-work clocks, ribbed and plain colors galore.
It Is a Sale Se Biff That the Whole West Aisle Has
Been Given Over te It
A place where a dozen kinds of merchandise usually attract throngs each day.
Tomorrow, nothing but silk stockings silk stockings in quantities that
women seldom have seen before and at actual savings that rarely come te pass.
Nearly every pair is perfect first quality. Here and there is a pair with a
slight defect, nothing te harm it, but it always is plainly marked "second."
There are silk stockings for everyone and at prices that will pay everyone
te buy a season's supply.
$1 Actually Buys Silk Stockings
Seme firsts, some seconds, in black and colors.
Cotten top. Half price.
Silk-to-the-Tep Stockings, $1.50
Mack and colored ones. Seconds. Alse Richelieu
ribbed hose in shoe shades. First quality.
Fancy Silk Stockings at $1.75
Silk te the tops, s'eckings in solid colors; vertical
glove sill; and open-work clocked stockings v.-ith
cotton tops.
Is Her Birthday
Coming Soen?
If she is a debutante or net quite
"out" yet she will much appreciate
some one of these little gifts in
sterling silver.
Mesh bags, both long and narrow
and also square shapes, $25 te $59.
Powder boxes en a chain, $1.50
te $11.
Vanity caces, $1.1.50 te $27.
Photograph lockets, $2.25 te $8.
Lip salve holders, $2.50 te $5.50.
Hag tops, $15.
(Main I'loer)
Jersey Cleth Makes
Many Charming
Frecks
Hut it should be the substantial
all-wool variety firm and weighty,
yet soft.
New shipments of fine all-wool
jersey in this desirable quality pie
vide a delightful color assortment.
Paprika, cinnamon, dove gray,
taupe, cafe, sponge, walnut, oak,
jade, 'cherry, scarlet, orange, as
well as all the expected blues,
browns and ether colors.
54 inches wide, and $2 the yard.
(Flrt 1'Iiinr)
Candies
Fer the Halloween
Party
Salted nuts, $1.50 a pound; glace
nuts, $2; chocolate-covered nuts,
$1.25; Jerdan leasted almonds,
$1.15.
Crystallized mint wafers, 50c;
double vanilla mints in pumpkin
color, 70c. Pumpkin-colored mints
with perfect black cats en them,
each in an individual container,
10c each.
Chocolate straws, 70e; nut cara
mels, $1; crisp nut candies, $1; nut
balls with marshmallow centers,
10c each.
Jack Herner Pies
have 12 jelly geed favors in them:
Witches' kettle , at ?10; rose balls,
$8; big pumpkins with 12 smaller
pumpkins, $8; a dell and paper
carrots, $8; a monster bonbon with
12 favors, $1.
Bonbons with caps and favors
arc COc, $1, $1.25 and $2.50 a dozen.
Large witches' heads that can
be used for nuts or flowers are $3
each. Large pumpkin heads are
$1.50. Lucky black cats are $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.
Small black cats en cakes of
chocolate are 20c.
Baskets for holding salted nuts
are 10c, 15c and 20c.
The Harvester, made of imitation
vegetables, is worthy of being a
party feature, $10.
(Ilenn HUlrs Stere)
Women's New Calfskin Oxfords
With Buckled Straps
Sturdy grained russet calf
skin with full round tee, short
wing tip, extension sole und low
bread heel. A stitched strap
runs up the quarter from the
heel, and buckles ever the
lacing. Priced $10 the pair.
(I'lmt
A Sate Just for Women
MVmt Alili")
French Kid
Unequaled at $2
Ti-ii- in nnil ilnv out. there is
no ether such glove value te be
found as these "Uoyale" gloves,
made of the French national
skins in Grenoble exclusively for
Wanamaker's.
Pprfprtlv nut. beautifully
made, and in eleven shades of
(Main
Personal Greeting
Cards Can Be
Ordered New
Every year the cards seem piet
tier than the year before and se it
is new. There is really a remark
able assortment for as little as 50c
a dozen and from there prices rise
te $3.50 a dozen.
This is for the cards alone, on en
graving the name is extra, of
course.
(Miiln I'loer)
Fine New Steamer
Rugs Have Just
Come Frem
England
(In the Londen Shep)
The loveliest colorings we
have ever "seen in steamer rugs
and the softest texture!
A rug of cnmcl's-hair color
has two shades of Delft blue
combined with white in the
plaid leverse side.
Anether, in cornflower blue,
shows a plaid of old rose and
silver.
A russet rug has a plaid in
which gray and erange arc
mingled.
There is infinite variety
among thce beautiful and dis
timtive new rugs, which are of
softest wool with a silky finish.
Fer rough use, there are
darker plaids in the mere con
ventional Scotch tartan color
ings. All are of generous size, with
fringed ends, at prices ranging
from $15 te $00.
(The tiuMtry. rhmtliut)
Te Burn Leaves With
Safety
the best thing is a tiash burner.
It's of perforated metal with
lid that fastens tightly and keeps
the fire from spreading. In various
sizes at $2.25 te $5.
Geed rakes with wooden teeth
are $1.
(Fourth I'loer)
Regulation oxfords in stout
grained tan calf, with long
wing tip, extension sole, low
heels and plenty of perforating,
are $9 the pair.
Beth styles aie geed for wool
hose wear.
Fleer)
Heather Mixed Sports
Stockings, $1.35
Silk and mercerized. Sound first quality.
Sports Hese With Open
Werk, $2.50
Heavy, service stockings in heather mixtures with
open work clocks.
Reyale Gloves
tan, brown, beaver, mode and
gray, beside black and white.
Other fine French kid gloves
in the same two-clasp length at
$2.50 te $n.50 a pair, including
the famous and faultless Rey
niers. I'loer)
Beeks
"Human Nature in the Bible,"
by William Lyens Phelps, $2. A
book by an inspiring teacher of
men, depicting old characters as
if they were alive today.
"Single Blessedness and Other
Observations," by Geerge Ade,
$1.50. Discussing humorously
some mere or less serious ques
tions. "Our Republic; a Brief History
of the American People," by S. K.
Ferman, $5. Authoritative and
intenrely interesting.
(Main I'loer)
Surprisingly Pretty
Fabric Bags at $3
Seft duvctyne and chiffon velvet
bags are in browns and beaver
.hades, taupe, black and navy.
Meire silk bags aie in black or
navy blue.
Among them eu'l! find small
(hie bags for calling or for mat
inees; generous pouch shaped bags
for shopping and a wonderful va
riety of medium-size bags with
charming mountings. Seme show
filigree clasps, some have silvery
c.illeped frames, some frames are
covered and show no metal.
Fer mourning there are black
moire silk bags with gunmetal
flnish frames.
(Main I'loer)
Warm Vests and
Bathrobes
omen's woolen bathrobes of
v. lute with plaids in tan, lavender,
giay, pink find blue, nre cozy,
ample garments, with satin bind
ings and large pocket. $10.50.
(Juilted Japanese vests are $1.85
for 'he sleeveless and $;5.B3 for
the sieved. Beth kinds are black
v. ith linings of white or lavender,
an' I both are our own importation.
(Thlril I'loer)
Buckles as Varied as
the Gowns They
Adern
Metal buckles in antique geld or
silver l.m-h, buckles or clasps in
pretty jeweled designs and ethers
in eaboihen shape. tenu with long
bpaded fringe.
They arf m every form, cery
color, and it is hard te cheese be
cause all are mi attractive. Prices
start at 50c and go up te the finest
French cut steel huckiu with beaded
tassels at S.T7.50.
iMiiln Meer)
Blue-and-White Table
Cevers Are Easily
Cleaned
Of wluit 1 1 bble grain fabric with
Delft blue patterns, they can, when
soiled, be wiped etf with a damp
cloth. They measure 51 inches
ucres3 and are .-uitable for round or
square tables. $1.00.
(I mirth Fleer)
New Saruks 9 New Araks, New Hamadans
Enhance the Wonderful
Oriental Rug Sale
Persian Saruks. combine in a unique
degree beauty of color, pattern and texture
with heaviness and fineness" of weave.
These new Saruks are in sizes around
4.2x6.0 ft., and priced at $125 te $185.
The new Araks are 10.7x10.8 ft., and
marked $187 te $285. Red, ecru and
blue are the prevailing colors, and the de
signs are chiefly of the all-ever type that
furnish effectively.
The Hamadans are in sizes averaging
G.Gx4.6 ft., and the prices are $85 te $125.
Geed, heavy, serviceable weaves combining
geed leeks, geed wearing qualities and geed
value for the money.
The sale presents a glorious wealth of
carpet-size rugs, Persian and Chinese, all
priced en a very attractive basis.
Among the Mahals, Saruks, Kerman
shahs and Serapis are many notable values
in rugs of rich character and fine service
qualities.
Fans Are Se Much
Mere Than Fans
New, when they aie mere than
ever affairs of such wondrous color
and even possess rare beauty of '
line, they arc very often the note
of contrast that brings out all the
color tones of a costume otherwise
characterless.
Brilliant scarlet ceque feathers
have a gleaming beauty of line.
Ostrich tips are particularly ef
fective in black. Leng, willowy
ostrich, sometimes in brilliant jade,
falls freely ever metal gauze. The
fan of geld, silver or black lace is
very fashionable and there are
new beauties te be found in fans of
spangled gauze. $10 te $-13.
(Slain I'loer)
Among the Finest
of Lamps
shown at present in the Lamp
Stere are some copies of Old
English candlesticks. They are
made of solid brass with finishes
of fumed geld combined with laven----dcr,
carmine or black, and are
priced at S20 te $03. Only one or ,
two of a kind. i
Shades are $2." te $1-10. '
(Feiii 111 I loer)
A Levely New
Lay-Out of
Maderia Linens
Napkins that aie marvels of
daintiness.
Pillow ca?is equally exquisite.
Every piece in the collection
hand-embroidered and hand-scal-leped.
This is worth lemembering, be
cause net all Madeira linens are
scalloped by hand.
The work en these napkins nnd
pillow case is particularly fine and
should appeal te any woman of
taste and judgment in ruch thing?,
whether she wants some for a gift
or for her very own.
Madeira hand-embroidered and
hand-scalloped linen napkins, S7.75
te $25 a dozen.
Madeira hand-embroidered and
hnnd-scalleprd linen pillow eases,
22!x30 inches $7.75 te SI 5.75 a
pair.
(First I lour)
The Finest Music at Heme
In the comfortable surroundings where you can best enjoy it
At the end of the day when you feel most like it
When guests are te be entertained or young folks cheese te dance
Then what a pleasure it is te have an
AM PICO
The greatest pianists living have played their best for the Ampiee,
knowing that it will carry their fame far and wide, and that many a home
throughout the world will knew them only through this miracle piano.
A hearing of the Ampiee will convince you that such music, in the quiet
of your own home, will mean mere te you than any music you ever heard
before.
Sold only at Wanamaker's Piane Salens in the Chickering, Marshall &
Wendell, Haines Brethers and the celebrated Knabe Pianos.
(IllCJ'l'lliiii Hull, Srreml Fleer)
is a rug of geed quality.
(NcTcnth Meer)
A Whistling Celd Night Sends
Men After Warmer Pajamas
Just such nights are close by,
chilly ones are here and flannel
let is as snug as anything for a
lenir, comfortable sleep.
Flannellet pajamas, cut full
and roomy, are priced $2.50 te
$3. 50. White backgrounds with
(Muln
This Mahogany Stand
for Smokers Is Net
Easily Tipped Over
because the base is weighted. It
is of solid mahogany with a glas3
receptacle for ashes, two cigar
rests and a place for matches. L'n
isually geed for $7.50.
(Fourth I'loer)
Lew-Priced Dinnerware
of Unusual Merit
The demand of many people for lew-pricedfclinnerware of
geed individual quality and exceptional character finds a pretty
geed answer in a let of American ware in a pattern suggestive
of the .simple charm of Se many English sets.
These are open stock goods, and
can be had either in dinner tets
of 10t pieces, at 535, or dinner
sets of "2 pieces at $20, or
breakfast sets of 32 pieces at $8.
The ware is a geed semi-per-
(Fourth Fleer)
Fine Warm Weel Quilts
Tumbling In by the Hundred
Se far as it is humanly possible
te be absolutely sure of the com
position of anything, these quilts
are tilled with pure wool.
The significance of this i that
net all quilts that are called "wool
tilled quilts" are filled with pure
wool.
Sometimes people tell us of
"wool-filled" quilts that can be
bought for seemingly very low
prices.
Put at leat some of the "wool"
used in them is net the kind that
grows en a she"p.
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The Chinese carpets are wonderful in
the beauty of their various blue, geld, peach
and mulberry tones, and every one of them
various width strines in several
colors.
There are rlannellet night
gowns, tee, for the men who
prefer them. Patterned like the
pajamas and just as heavv. Priced
SI. 05 te $2.eO.
I'loer)
Geed Knockabout
Shoes for Beys
$4.50
Built te stand the hardest
kind of wear. They are Bluchcr
cut, of stuidy black or tan calf
skin, with thick soles and flat
heels. Sizes 22 te 0.
(Muln Fleer)
celain in a decoration consisting
of a large pink rose with green
leafage combined in a border de
sign of a really effective character.
Fer wares of such merit the
prices are very moderate.
Wanamaker wool-filled quilts
are as reliable in every ether fea
ture as they are in the tilling.
Fer days and days they have
been piling up at a great rate, es
pecially the lower-priced ones at
S7, $8."50 and $10.
These are in figured sateen cov
erings with plain sateen borders.
There's a splendid choice of
colors.
Other wool-filled quilts in beau
tiful selection up te $00, and
down-filled quilts at $10 te $65.
I'loer)
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