ik'frfeM
siiiffliSiPs
. 'li'F'
rvw- i. .'- di ... .'puw?.KW-i,- i vMHHmr jti jj
;aw!eiffiri "' irjmm:-';rp'SiJiH vvi
iSiffiiVlmDli;- Ndf
BEHSW 192J v -''''-jSpis'seB
iiav h ft but .nixT A" 'a rnrr
aBBBajmBjarawsrw-"TJ :.'.'. '.nH
&s
V
fe(
!?
FOR SALE
it i. 1.KP0KB prncw ,
SAUNDERS
Hk, Ilk n Mk V$3 te SIS
ESTABLISHED ft TEAM
Ladies Let Cuticura
Keep i our aiun
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Turalalnd. Taitallail cr Kapalrad by
Mi E.
ARNOLD
tea
Electrical Contractors
1019 CHERRY ST.
EatiMfaM IStT
ry
BIB
TlGL0N ANNEK
1604- CHESTNUT
Frem Noen te P. a.
Special
& Sunday Cnnera
$1.00 and $1.50
CilckeBWIUDiM,$1.2S
Sncitl Plsjttri, 60c te 91
HOMES
WIRED
INCLUDING FIXTURES
15 MONTHS
UP
TO
TO
PAY
WHALEN-CROSBY
" HON. 11th St. B
Opn Friday Etr-nlnK & hat. Afternoon ,
I CAN Or'FER
ntcciillvf nlilllty gntnpct ttireiisti ln
y.arV rxpfrlmrn with one of the
lnrgft rorperntlnna In PlillnrlrtpliUi
ren handle mi iMce fotce, tioekhr-epln
atnfr, rorrriinnii'tiie, Muff, and can
iun'tiae elwtrlrul miivl!rfi: mil 2K.
niarrlM, Amorlrne by liltth eud erigin:
tli bout of ri'frrrtiivn, of cuurae. Call
VOU umi me?
BOX M 413. LEDQEK OFFICE
i7E PER THOUSAND
7 J rikinfss ninns
1
K printed uu the biat iiuullt) Lund-cul
In mhiivI mj Uw In pric" that li Is hardly
m 1..11h alil - Hint it -ard nlilrh truly
iiurikvulrt .e'i nul eiir ImisIiiph i'euM bi
pn..i:i'ii at tuch a low price, Hut nil mm
ltc u I" nHt "tir p.iiui1i-h r.n J j en qui
Man be lOHTlmviI tlmt we bIvk v t the lint
rnrd ou have emr lind, reardleai of price,
ml nnlv nt M.7& pr low.
f'nll INin'i' 1 Si nr 1'i-rk S21I f-T mii'
THE MAJESTIC PRESS
PRINTERS and STATIOXERS
1214 Girard Ave; Phila., Pa.
Let m 1t"te y?. en all your prlntln
and ttnt'"r. e can t7 you meaty.
CLUBWOMEN TURN
TO COMING ELECTION
Politics Absorbs Interest of
Members, Who Urge All
te Vete "
94TH ANNUAL
FLOWER
SHOW
of the HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF PENNA.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Nev. 7th, 8th and 9th
A pageant of glorious color, show
ing the newest and most beautiful
blooms from -Oardens in Pennsyl
vania, New Jersey, Delaware and
Connecticut.
MUSIC, PHIZES. JUDGING BY
THE PUBLIC
The Lewest Price
in Six Years!
i3 ps
In all our Stores
J
This olertleri en Tuewlnr Ims turnul
the Attention of the nipmbertf of the
wempn'n clulw te the. question of poll,
ties nnl ether ' .iiattrm are of ncc ncc
enrtnr.r Impertnncc Jimt new.
Most of the recent club pregritpis
have been In rhnrge of thp Citlzeniihlp
.Cemmlttepji In these clubs which hnre
such department, find topics of din.
Mission and speech In'the prnfVsms hrive
Included such subjects as "The Kerem
bcr Election," and various topics about
the woman voter.
Seme, of the clubs hnve taken up the
slecnn "The non voter Is net n geed
citizen," nnd all are uriinR their mem
ber te vote at the coating election.
, Ilathawav-Shakespeare Club
On Friday afternoon at 2:.10 o'clock
the club HI have n musical nftermien.
with selections from Beethoven, nnd
al a short xketch of the life- of the
composer by Mr. William McCain.
Civic Club
The Ttpnrsnnlzntien C.'nmmlttea of lh
club Is taking up its work nnd expects
ie new irequenr meetings seen.
Miss Laura H Garnell tins con
sented te act ns- chnirmnn of the com
mittee in ehnnre of th aeenernl incetlnss.
recently nutherlxed t ebe appointed by
the beard.
Monday nt 11 o'clock the Juniors
win meet with Mrs. I. II. fVHnrn, sen
ior chairman, nnd Mrs. V. Hnnsell, Jr.,
junior chairman..
The tlrxt Industrial Relations meeting
of the rear will be held at 11 o'clock
en WedneMlnyrl Plans for the winter's
activities will be mane.
Weman's Club of Bala Cynwyd
The executive beard meeting will be at
the home of the president, Mrs. Isaac
Kershaw. Friday nt 9:45 o'clock.
The community choral will meet at
8 o'clock Mniidny evening nt 815
Pala avenue, Cynwyd,
A rummage sale for the benefit of the
nllllrilri ftmil ulll lm IiaI.1 l... nt.iL..i.
of the club Wednesday 'Thurwlav and
r rwn.v nr e-n .MIlTKPt street.
Wednesday nt .'I o'clock, Mrs. Her
man II. nirney, prcMdent of the
Phllemuftinn Club, will give an "Ac
count of the Ooedwill Delegation te
France." There will n1w be a glimpse
of the Hely I,nnd" b.v Miss Laura
Hell. "The Ainerlciin Colenv in Jerusa
lem." by Mr. II. .1. Kaltenthaler, nnd
"The Value of the Hellar In the Near
East.'' b.v MIm "nlii O. Clnmpitt.
Mrs. CharleM W. Xevln will be in
haw of tills meetltiK. and Miss Ella
nlieth N. Askew nml Mrs. Leslie Jcffcr Jcffcr
sen will he nt the tea table, i
The bridge afternoons .will commence
Thursday nt 2:1." o'clock under the
lendershlp of Mrs. V. II. Mills. Jfrs.
M. M. II. Curtis nnd Mrs. Leslie Jef
ferii. On Armistice Vny nt neon there will
lip fi slinrf tlifitibui'lvltiw u.nl,.,. tK-
the leadership of Mrs. Clarence L.
jinrpcr.
Weman's Club of Gcrmantevr-n
Monday nt 2:110 n regular meeting1
will he held, nt which Mrs. H. .
.i..i..n ..t.iu.n ..... rimn iti J III?
Hiblf) as Literature." Hcpert from the
.-Mnrc reiertiiinn win ve given ey Mrs
Herbert (J. Wise nml Mrs. I. I'linmn
Willits.
- The first card party of the season
will be held at, the club house Wednes
day nt U:."0 o'clock. These parlies are
lltutnp tin, rdiiilpniiinulit,! at Afu t
Wendell Hulblird., ' '
Thursday at :0 o'clock in the
chnpcl of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, High street, Warwick James
iTicn win kive a current events lec
ture en "England's Obligations; Do De
mestic and Foreign."
Saturday at -1 o'clock there will
be an open meeting for members mid
their friends, both men and women.
Tlieimis Itacburn White will be the
speaker.
College Club
The second of the supper conferences
en America's international relations will
ee iichi nt me iniiege uniu en Thurs
day evening at tl o'clock.
SAN SALVADOR COUNCIL
TO CELEBRATE JUBILEE
Entertainment, Dinner and Dance
te Be Features of Event
Cen fei ring of n degree tomorrow
nfternoeii, celebration of u mass to
morrow morning, an entertainment
Monday night and a dinner nnd dunce
next Thursday evening are the main
features of the silver jubilee of San
Salvader Council, Ne. :.'.'!. Knights of
Columbus.
The ceremonies will begin with n
high iimm at ?:H0 o'clock tomorrow in
the Church of the (Jesu. Thirty-rive
candidate comprise the class en which
will be conferred the tirt degree tomor
row afternoon. James l. Mallen, pnst
grand knight, will nfilclnte.
'Talented members) of the council, ns
Msted by a bevy of pretty girls, ii
present a skit which will feature the
entertainment in Mercantile Hall Mon
day night. A dance will fellow the aue
net revue. The climax of the itibll'w
will come Thursday evening with n
banquet in Scottish Kite Hall. P. II.
Kelly will be tenstmaster. Speakers will
include Mayer Moere. Supreme Knight
Juinci A. Flaherty, Judge Lewis, of ths
Municipal Court, the Hev. Charles Lee
O'llrieu mid ethers.
PHILADELPHJANS GO ABROAD
Sail Today en Three Liners Frem
New Yerk for Europe
Philiulelphinns sailing tedny from
New Yerk en the White Star liner
Olympla for Cherbourg and Seuthamp
ten are: umuei it. i miners, Mr. and
Mrs. Jnmes A. Devlin, Jr.. Mrs. James
A Devlin. Sr., Philip Hrunet, Themas
A. McAlennn, H. Wrny. N'lchelas Ml
truskl, Miss Until A. May and Miss
Olive L. Whitson. W. ,F. Crethers.
Chester, Pa., also Is booked for the
cabin.
Miss Annie It. Nichols and Mr. nnd
Mrs. August P. Dedrave, of this city,
will Hill loony i nun .ire ierK en I lie
Ited Slur liner Lapland for Antwerp.
Miss Issbclle Sanderson, of this city,
is booked for the cabin en the White
Star liner Cedric, Nailing tedny from
New Yerk te Liverpool.
BEQUESTS TO HOSPITALS
Lankenau and Jeffersen Named In
Will of Jacob Nagley
Several Institutions will share Jn the
estate of Jacob Nagley, who died
recently in the Jeffersen Hospital,
leaving property valued at $10,000. His
will was probated today.
After making private bcquesls
amounting U $5500 the testator pro pre
vliles that the residue shall be divider!
among the Jeffersen and Lniikenaii
hospitals nnd the Lutheran Orphan's
Heme and Asylum for Aged and In
The will of Mrs. Linda Hewell Jor Jer
dan, OS'J Clinten street, who died Octo
ber . SIS, leaves an estate valued nl
$81,000 te her son, Fred Jerdsa, and
dsuihter, Adelaide T. .Farr.
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
7
Move
wer Me
,
Coats, Suits, Dresses a Quarter, Third and Half Less
A
of
Fas
liens
zm
i fit
1
-WMLL H f U
fit Wl $38.50 J fr i p
5 Sri i'K
$10.75 J V fV $45)J
for Women and Girls
m
$38.50
It
?.".75
i jgji v-m "mm wml
i v IS Hi & A Sf lea, ie Isi m7?J$
e ,a m a fr a r 40 a
j m ci m sb w
Added te the thousands of new garments are a number of our regular
stock dresses and coats which have bean freshly reduced in price.
Then for Monday are a number of brand-new "specials" unpacked tee
late for today's selling.
Extraordinarily geed clothes. It's easy te see that the prices often hardly
cover the cost of-the materials.
Wemen9 s Coats
Quarter te Half Less
Women's sports coats of her
ringbone tweed, double-faced cloths, (b- f 'rTfT 4. dOET
chinchilla and plaid-back tun cloths, !K I 1 1- il T.fl n
variously uriccd Y1V,,W psl
SI.-, "V si.v.O
They are possible in this sale because of the friendly co-operation of fifty
of our regular makers with whom we have important business dealings all year
'round.
They have helped te make this Annual Fashion Sale by far the best in
the whole history of Wanamaker's Down Stain? Stere.
Women's tan nole coats, which leek like camel's hair; flJrtpT
e vcleur with fur, tweed nnd chinchilla cloth coats, silk Hjjj
d throughout t
iful belivia with caracul or Manchurian
$38.50 and $45
livia with embroidered loose bnck nnd
ileusc backs; cellars of squirrel, fitch-
1 at A. . t. 1 .. ..-. - Mnllnwit ft 1 I
u caracui; seat ciein ceais nave iuvkc iui tu"
2? $47.50, -$50 te $75
some
lined throughout
Women's coats of soft, beautiful belivia with caracul or Manchurian
weif deg or opossum cellars,
seme with cuffs te match;
some richly embroidered.
Women's sample coats of belivia with embroidered loose bnck nnd
eliuivee nr aritmt will, iVin nnw hlnltSO hacks! CllllarS of SdUirrel. fltch-
dyeti opossum and caracul; seal cloth coats have large fur cellars; all
beautifully lined
crepe de chine or
dc cyclic
(Down Stair Stere, Market)
Lew Heels en Women's
Shoes Are Here te Stay
Comfert, fashion and common sense join in heartily
indorsing them, and Wanamaker's Down Stairs Shee Stere,
anticipating the popular demand there would be for them
this season, offers
Lew-Heeled Oxfords and Pumps at $5
Comfert in every line of their well-proportioned lasts.
The tees are pleasantly rounded. The heels are wide and
quite low and they already have rubber top lifts attached.
Shoes which a woman can put en and wear and then forget,
secure in their geed leeks and perfect fit and comfort. Black
or brown calf.
Closing Out 500 Pair Women's Shoes at $2.50
Kinds formerly two and three times as much. Pumps,
oxfords, evening slippers. Tan and black leather, satin, sil
ver and geld metal cloth. Size assortments are broken or
the shoes show signs of handling, hence the extraordinary
marking down. The styles are geed.
The qualities are these of shoes erdinnrily priced a great deal
higher. The size and style assortments are both large, though net
complete. (i)0n Stelr Stere, Cheat nut)
Women's Dresses Quarter te Half Less
SK
wv ,ifj: extra sizes AZ'? te .y" are l'eirct twill nml Canten tirtw
$za
Women's dresses of wool veldur with silk embroidery, wool
jcrtcy and wcel serge; sizes 14 te 40
Specially Geed Satin
Petticoats, $4.50
Frem carefully placed tape "hangers" at clastic waistband, te
daintv pleated frill' at hem, these satin petticoats are exactly right.
"The satin is smooth and lustrous and heavy.
The fullness is gathered te back and sides leaving the front plain.
.nma and nlacket are finished with nicety.
Henna, jade, midnight and Copenhagen blue, taupe and American
Beauty.
They arc amazing at the price!
(Down Stntri Stere, Central;
Colored Linens, $1 Yard
The geed weight and firm "French" weave which deft fingers take
joy in transforming into lovely drawn-thread towels. Attractive shades
of pink, yellow, blue, tan. rose and lavender. And as they are "fi inches
wide, a yard will make two towels. A charming and inexpensive gift
thought!
Handkerchief Linen "Squares," 17c Each
In eighteen shades, gay or delicately pastel. Already tern "square,"
ready te embroider und complete.
(linn n Stair Stere, Ontrnl) v
Women's Dresses, just unpacked, of geed heavy
crepe de chine in simple styles, mostly bluck, benie in
brown; sizes 1(5 te 42
Women's dresses of brocaded silk and wool crepe, heavy crepc dc
chine, embroidered Peiret twill, beautiful crepe-back TP7 OCT
satin, serge with Paisley silk bodices, diaped crepe de 2S rSm
chine; sizes 16 te 44 Y1 -'t
Women's dresses of Peiret twill with PaiMcy bodices
nnd circular skirts; Canten crepe, tricetinc and long
line Peiret twill; sizes 10 te 42
Women's dressed of rich Canten crepe, tricetinc and Peiret twill
witli brightly colored silks; dance frocks of pastel taffeta
and Ince; among them sizes 16 te 44 and extra sizes 42Vi
te 52V
Women's velveteen dresses with silver lace cellars or Paisley
bodices or ribbon trimming; (Uf nf" A. (X H f P i
sizcs,4te4 . $9.75 te $16.50
Women's vcleur dresses with blouse bodice and
elaborate embreiderv, brown and reindeer; sizes 16
te 40
Women's sample dreaafes, mostly .Canten crepe and l'eirct twill
of the liner kinds in simple restrained .styles, also jhe OPT
charming evening frocks of pastel tatleta and cmlten;, P) I 7 f,W
(liunii MHir Mere, Mnrl.rt)
$6.50
cavy crepc dc
$7.85
$9.75
tplO
Women's dresses of veheteen. heavy C'aiifen crepc, some with
touches of monkey fur and bends, crepc-buck satin; sizes 16 te
4b; extra sizes 42's te .j2V arc Peiret twill ami Cante
crepc
Girls' navy cmbrnid
ercd serge dres5.es; ,iz
i te 14 yaars
j ,irN' crepe dc chine
and Canten crepe dr.-?e; . .
$13.50
sizes 14 te 42.
tteiifcr QD) Sale
Thousands of pairs of fresh, perfect new gloves of many
fashionable styles, kinds and colors, arc marked a fourth te
half less than prevailing standard prices.
12-Butten Chamois-Lisle Gloves, 85c
A Third Less
Firm, soft fabric gloves in two-clasp style. Spear point stitched
backs.
French Lambskin Gloves, $1
Mere Than a Third Less
Twe-clasp style with Paris point stitched bacl.
Silk-Lined Chamois-Lisle Gloves, 81.35
.1erc Than Fourth Less
Sclf-cmbreidcrcd backs; tailored strap wrists with flaring cuffs.
French Kidskin Gloves, $1.65
lwesf a Third Less
Fine imported kidskin gloves, everseam sewn, in two-clasp stvle.
(Down Stulm Stere, Ontrnl)
Silky New Fex Scarfs
Unexpectedly Lew at
$30 te $50
Fex animal scarfs of silky, long
furred pelts. Unusually soft and
lustrous; undeniably flattering te
the wearer. Taupe, brown and
black.
Seal-Dyed Ceney Coats, $80
Seft, thickly furred, exceed
ingly like Hudsen seal in appear
ance. Rig shawl cellars. 40 inches
long.
Seal-Dyed Ceney Coats With
Muffler Cellars, $90 .
44-inch Seal-Dyed Capes
44-inch Seal-Dyed Capes with BerderV. .
(!own SUIn Stere, Murkrl)
JHbT
'in 'raiaW
T" raBBaaar
.$120
.$123
Marie Antoinette Lace
Panels, $3.90 te $8
Snowy white and soft ecru panels of exception
ally geed heavy net. beautifully appliqued in the
distinctive pntteni'i which have made Marie
Antoinette draperies se popular.
They were purchased seme time age, and their
present cost at wholesale is considerably higher than
their retail prices here Monday. "1M and 2V4 yards
long and, variously priced according te width and
elaboration of pattern.
36 inch panels, fl.DO te $5.50.
42 inch panels, $1.25 te $5.
CO inch panels, 55 te $6.50.
72 inch panels, 2 yards long, $8.
Beautiful New Cretonnes
, 65c and 75c Yard
This Autumn's new patterns, freshly unpacked
and assuredly the most attractive in many a day.
liorgeeus flowers and rich tapestry effects. Light
and dark grounds.
Heavy in weight, firm in weave; 6 inches, wide.
(Hehh stair Stere, Chcatnat)
Cretonnes, 25c te
$1.25 Yard
Tables piled higli with new Autumn cretonnes
in a perfect orgy of lovely colors. Their average
width is 36 inches.
Fresh Curtain Tgzi
35c Yard
-tn
J-t0
Theu make pretty and serviceable curtains and
are especially nlce for panels under draperies.
White, cream and ecru in well-chosen patterns.
Window Shades
65c and 85c
Twe shades of green, two shades of tan, terra
cotta and white. All fixtures for hanging included.
65c for water color opaque shades.
85c for oil color epauup shades.
Special orders taken for odd and extra size win
dow shades.
New Deuble-Face Weel Rugs at Lew Prices
A new kind of wool rug woven en a .-taut fiber tilling. The wool comes im en
both sides, and the tilling lends a line body and stability which insures long servicu and
keeps the rug Hat and firm en the fleer.
Celers are especially desirable; rose, blue, taupe and tan in plain and two-lone pffpclB.
J9 ft. rugs $1H.30 ' :!;N72 in. rugs s;
S-,xi0? ft rURSi 52' !K,'" ft- r" .'"
!x60 in. rugs $ V2:t ft. rugs $:
Axminslcr Ruks llit-aiul-Miss Rag Rugs
8.3x10.6 ft. rugs, ?3(..r0 .i12 ft. nigs sy) s' " n"-'s :.-.) xl0 ft. rugs .
y l f i . I,x!' fU rus s"',, xl- ft- rugs ..
- - -JS -- "'-?-
nun Slulr. Sn, (l,r,i..,ll " " ?lr'
Deuble-Face Velour Portieres
I he Little Portiere Shep will furnish these
portieres in uimest nny color combination nni
ucairca. ftxi'ciiciuiy mane 01 iiucK-nappeil vcleur
58.50
$10.00
,..$14
Ijouble Trench clges mid cnjerully bound hems
Customers tell us tlmt they an; the he-it te he had'
tilt at Ill-It- ill. IIM'HM lll'll-l
2:i-Inch Width, $14.50 l!(i and 45-Inch Widths, SID.50
1
Women's sample frocks of chiffon civet, cre'.ir-baek .-atin, chin-
cniua .e.'iiiu. iucc, ecaiieu crepe, nanu nanu nanu
sonie cloth frock?; i.cs 14 te 42, vari
eusly priced ,
..$30, $38.50
Girls ' and Juniors '
Dresses and Coats
$5, $5,75, $6.75
$7.75 te $16.50
ids, belivia, velour and tan cloth, some
V... $10.75 te $38.50
tan coatings and ;iiin'i"l-liwd
$7.75 te $25
Junier girls' topcoats of tweeds, belivia, velour and tan cloth, some
fur trimmed, sizes 1.
and 17 yeais, variously
nriced
fJirls topcoats of tweeds, velour, tan coatings and flunu'd-liwd
chinchilla, seme styles "ur trimmed;
sizes H te 12 years, vurieu.-ly priced
Weel-Mixed and All-Weel
Blankets, $5 te $10 Pair
Substitute "warmth and wear" for "warp and weft"
and you have a geed idea of the comfort and service that are
woven into these moderately-priced blankets.
$5 pair for soft silver-gray single-bed blanket?! with just
enough wool te give them the "feel" one like. 00x80 inches.
$6 pair for 72xS2-inch size.
$7 pair for fleecy white wool mixed blankets with pink
or blue border. 72x82 inches.
i?10 pair for delightfully warm, light all-wool blankets,
either plain white or plaid. Gray, blue, pink, tan plaids en
white and red en black. 70x80 inches.
(Duuii Malm Sler Cent nil)
Down Stairs Central Aisle
Real Lace Trims Cellar and Cuff Sets
at Half Price, 50c
Owing te a manufacturer'-! price concession, here are e ilar and
culT sets of creamy, fne mch net ttinimcd with rich looking Insertions
of real Irish and filet lace.
One must really try them en te see hew becoming they arc and
hew they freshen up the individual frock.
White, Cream and Ecru Marquisette Curtains
Less at $1
l'resh, clean curtains certainly de brighten up a room amazingly!
Thee at $1 are specially priced, are made of geed )irnl marquisette
and neatly finished with wide hemstitched hems.
2'i yards long.
Upholstery Remnants, Half Price, 10c te $1 Yard
Ne need te tell any housewife the h.indied and one ucs she can
make of remnants!
These in geed, practical lengths are just half t'.cir eidinarv prices
nnd include cretonne, sateen, silkeline, net, marquf-etti', madras, bur
lap, cotton and silk-and-cotton ot,rdrnper. materials.
Colonial Hit-and-Miss Raj? Rugs, 15c te $1.75
Really geed kinds of new rag rugs audi as our customers lil.e!
18.:U inches--loc -jx-'t indies -$1
'Jlxati inches- C0c .'idxtiO 'iiches $l.;;."i
J5x.i0 inches 85c ;;i;.7J inches .? 1.75
a (IIiimii -liiii S(nr, rnlr.il IkIh)
(Ilium Mulr.sii.n-. .Nrnr t let Mllllnir.i , Marl.rl)
50-Inch Width, $2.1.50 J
I
m", - 1 ' ) '"i '
W
m.K
VfitekfAA
.
"s?-K
r.-lWSLi. .1-rftJA.., A.A-?
-n,Ti .. a -T .-.,. ,..,....-..
Caltfwa ITm.v
LLMBs' VWT
Vf ''V''