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A Fairly Geed Reputation '
for Geed Judgment
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f certain reputation for fair dealing, and a
certainty- te be depended upon for truth! is
what a merchant miff nt care te nave saia-ei
him. Anything less will mar his standing
and lessen his success.
This is offered as the- consensus of a
lifetime of study and experience. ' ,';
' Within the dome of the building of Trade
and .Commerce of Manchester, the chief
cotton market of the world,' are the letters
easily read from the floer: "A geed name is
rather te be chosen than great riches."
Respectfully submitted.
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Nevembir tl, 19tt.
Speaking of the Things
Smart Felks Ares
Wearing
VHaHO
wf TO'3"
What Weman
Such Spert Coats Before?
I
T IS SAFE te say you will
see them nowhere else, for
they are among the exclu
sive novelties in the Women's
Ceat Salens. ' '
Imagine an imported basket
weave coating in a rich tan
with an everplaid of , black
camel's hair. An enormous
cellar and cuffs of beaver fur
completes it. The price is
$230.
Anether large tan and brown
plaid is lovely with the largest
cellar of tawny badger you can
rirt
The Little Hip-Length Coats
of Fur
THEY SEEM te have been
made for this climate. At
least they are admirably
suited te a Winter in which
some days are tee warm te re
quire a big fur coat.
Many women are settling
the matter by cheesing two
one in hip and one in ankle
length.
A delightful collection of the
short fur coats includes cara
cul in black, platinum gray,
ivory white, caramel, cafe
(Second
Dainty Dance
Miss 14
LOVELY girlish dresses of
fluttering gcorgette or
crepe romaine, in canary,
tea-rose, sunset, salmon, rose reso rese
pink and ether pastel color
ings. One delightful model in can
ary yellow, girdled with yel
(Second
New Fur-Trimmed Coats for
Yeung Women, $145
rpHE YOUNG WOMAN who
x wishes an extra-luxurious
coat at $145 should sen
tlicRc. Lines,1 fabric, furs and
fliURh are all uncommonly geed.
The materials are rich, soft,
lcep.piled bellvias, in walnut
brown, navy or Italian blue,
Mt fox gray or black, with col cel
Inia and cuffs of golden beaver
(H.cunil
,
ffiffamafc.
Ever Saw
think of and there are cuffs
and a facing down the front
of the same fur.
Even mere striking is a
black and white checked coat
made with huge loose sleeves
and entirely lined with black
dyed Ceney, which forms the
cellar and turned-back cuffs.
But each one is different and
each has its own particular
beauty. The prices begin at
$125 for a smart, little jacket
banded with beaver and go up
te $375.
Fleer)
au Iait and darker brown
shades. Alse Hudsen seal
(sheared muskrat) ; white
ceney, moleskin and gray squir
rel. Many are slightly bleuscd
in te hip'-bnnds, but some arc
en straight sacque or box lines.
Nearly all have cellars of
another fur, and sometimes
cuffs also. Rich-colored lin
ings onhance the beauty.
Priced $145 up the majority
around $300 and $400.
Fleer)
Frecks for
te 20
low and - silver roses, has a
skirt of intricate and fascinat
ing draperies. It is priced
$32.50.
In the group are ethers at
$32.50, $35, $37.50 and up te
$48.
Fleer)
or gray squirrel. Mntngs or
heavy crepe de chine, and
warm interlinings.
Twe models, ene a youthful
bloused-all-around effect, with
wrap-Me sleeves, and effective
metal ernuments at the side
front The ether a mere con
servative straight-line coat.
All in 14 te 20 year sites.
Fer)
' Vty '
Paris
Millinery
A new importation from
Careline Rebeux' and
ethers, just unboxed.
In felt, velvet, plush,
satin and lace.
Different and decidedly
chic. Net many, but
enough te mere than hint
at what the smart Parisi
enne is wearing en her head
at the moment.
Ask for them in the
French Millinery Salen. .
(llNBl VIM?) '
Rarely New a Skirt
Without an Ornament
It may be only a'cabochen or
clasp te held the drapery in place,
but it is mere likely .te be one of
the new and pretty long-fringed
ornaments.
The variety is almost endless
bright jet, steel, colored beads,
bronze or lovely ones made of
imitation pearls and sometimes
rhinestones.
Prices range from $2.35 te $25
each.
(Mala riser)
New Chiffen Velvet in
Black and Brown
The two colors that it seetns al
most impossible te get enough of
because everybody wants them.
In fine quality all-silk velvet.
chiffon weight and suddIs. and
just ine ming ier arapea s
1 A. 1L nr m - --
owns
or blouses. The width is 40 inches
and the price, $7.60 a yard.
Alse in the same quality and at
the same nrice ar manv nfhei.
fashionable light and dark shades..
Vint irlut ' ""
Women's Tailored Suits
Noteworthy at $35
If they were net sameles and
small leta made up from the ends
of materials, such suits would sell
at $7.50 te $20 mere.
The materials are cheviets,
hemespuns, veleurs and broad
cloths, some of them Imported;
and the range of colors gees from
the indispensable black and dark
blue and hair-striped and browns
(First
Skirts That Sent Abroad for
Their Materials
As a result, they are different
from most Bperts skirts and de
cidedly prettier.
One skirt pf tan camel's hair
cloth has a colored everplaid and
is scalloped down the left side.
Anether is in the softest pastel
stripes which fairly melt into each
(Flrit
Slippers Are Important in the
Evening
Glittering silver brocades, sil
ver cloths and the shimmering
aluminum cloths which de net tar
nish are among first favorites,
judging by their prevalence at
social functions.
One-strap slippers in aluminum
(Flnt
The Different Blouse That
Most Women Want
The blouse that has a unique
touch maybe a bit of trimming,
n new line or perhaps a new use
of materials.
Many such blouses are among
some new arrivals made of crepe
de chine In the three popular col cel col
orsnavy, black and brown.
(Third
CamePs-Hair Coating
Frem the Twe-Hump
Camel
That is, from the Northern
Asiatic species, with the heaviest
and warmest coat,
Naturally they are the best real
camcl's-hair coatings te be had,
thick and soft te touch, and they
are preferred for the handsomest
of coats.
In natural color only nt $6.50. In
natural, reindeer, brown and plaid,
$7.60. All are 54 inches wide.
v.. 1
A Silver Coffee Set
toUseenGhristmas
A wonderful gift
. The sets consist of four pieces
and are of convenient site for
serving the after-dinner coffee
in the drawing room as the
custom new is.
They are in the highest grade
sterling silver, in Colonial or
ether delightful oerled designs
I and priced from $218" te $370.
(Xtm n.er
Irish Linen Tea Cleths
and Scarfs for Less
An attractive collection of dainty.,
pure linen cloths, some hemstitched
nd embroidered, ethers with scal scal
lefMd edcrea and embroidery, sizes
46x45 te 54x54 inches new priced'
$6 te $9 each.
Hemstitched and embroidered,
linen scarfs, 18x36 and 18x54
inches, are marked $2 te $8 each.
The -linen is excellent and the
embroidery elaborate.
(Ilnl Wlmt)
Ready
The Fine French
Reynier Gloves
for Women
EVERY season women wait for
them. And they are worth
waiting feri
The finest gloves made in
France, having an exquisite per
fection of fit, an elastic flexibil
ity, and luxurious elegance no
ether glove seems quite te
equal;
' The importation includes short
and long gloves of kid and
suede, from two-clasp te 24
button length; in black, white
and a beautiful assortment of
street, afternoon and evening
shades.
-. Short gloves of everseam kid
-or suede, $3 a pair; pique-sewn
kid or suede, $3.60 a pair.
' Leng meusquetaire gloves,
from 8 button te 24 button
length,. kid from $5.60 te $15;
suede, from $4.50 te $12.60 a
eair. ,
Please note that, despite the
raised tariff. Orieea are as low
a,laatear.
te the light blues and grays.
.In the group are short coats,
long coats and coats of finger-tip
length.
Seme are entirely plain, some
self -strapped, some beast fur col cel
lars. There are plenty of sizes In the
let from 34 te 44 in regular sizes;
from 42', te 50', in extra sizes.
Fleer)
ether. There are black skirts with
heavy white stripes which seem te
run through the material, odd and
attractive.
Mostly the colors verge en tan
or brown te accord with sports
coats under which such skirts are
intended te be worn.
Priced $22.50 te $28.60.
Fleer)
Toilette
cloth, with
heels, $15 a
low or
pair.
high Ftench
Opera slippers of silver brocade
or cloth of silver, with low French
heels, $12 a pair.
Black satin one-strap evening
slippers with low Leuis heels, $9
and $12.50 a pair.
Fleer)
One has n curious but attractive
trimming of loops of cut work in
the seme shade as the blouse.
Anether vivid embroidered motifs
in unexpected places. Still an
other is mostly composed of a
gay plaid Georgette crepe te off
set the plainer crepe de chine.
r rices are $5.75 te $13.70. '
Fleer)
Brass Candlesticks
Frem England
This 'is the second consignment
se that the collection is new large
and, varied enough for almost
anybody te cheese from.
The candlesticks arc all quaint
and artistic and some serve mere
than the normal purpose of hold
ing lights, being equipped with
bells or ash trays.
Prices, $3 te $60 each, in the
lamp Stere,
Fourth Less
a
Disposal
Complete Suits, in Fine Choice at $175
Individual Pieces, Frem $30 te
Every piece if dependably geed upholstered fur
niture taken from regular stock and marked at a uni
form reduction of 25 per cent
It is furniture of excellent quality, attractive and
luxurious appearance and trustworthy, especially
where trustworthiness matters mestin the inner
parts.
It is hair-stuffed, well constructed with geed,
sound springs, cordage and webbing.
- Most of the pieces are overstuffed and tapestry
covered, but there are many pieces and some suits in
velvets and mehairs. '
The Whole Family Can Give
Thanks When SSuch a Rug
Is Put Down
, - Axminster rugs big seamless Axminsters in the colors
and bold patterns that no ether rugs can copy.
True enough, Axminsters are scarce, the demand is se
great. But for a while there's a feast of them at Wanamaker's.
The finest, the most beautiful, and in such endless variety!
Figures and plain colors and what net in all the shades the
rug makers could think of.
9x12 ft $55 and $65
8.3x10.6 ft .....$58
7.6x9 ft $46.75
6x9 ft 830.25 and 835.50
4.6 x 6.6 ft $15.50 and $19.50
86 x 76 in. . . $8.50 and $9.75
(STBth
A Fine Old
Walnut Table
from the late Governer Penny-
packer's collection is new in'
Antiques.
It is an oval-top gate-leg table
of dining-room size and attrac
tive design with extra heavy
turnings and double drawers.
Anether new arrival 1b an old
walnut highboy of eight draw
ers five long and three short
ornamented with the original
brasses.
An unique piece of old furni
ture such as fill the attractive
rooms of Antiques, is the best
kind of gift for some people
who "have everything."
(Fifth Fleer)
Paris Lingerie
Made of fine nainsoek and ba
tiste, with delicate hand stitchery
and hand embroidery and some
times a little lace.
Envelope chemises are priced
$6.75 te $10.75; nightgowns, $5 te
$10.50.
Loek for them in the French
Roem.
(Third Fleer)
Combs With Peacock
Celers
nre among the latest comer ; se are
combs combining Imitation coral with
Imitation jet ; and rhinestones with Jet.
The shapes am extremely graceful,
and prices M te S27.
(Main Fleer)
Trains
Are But One Thing
That Beys Are
Interested in
Yet the Tey Stere assort
ment of trains is particu
larly complete, like every
thing else in the Tey Stere.
Everything that "gees"
is of peculiar interest te
boys and one that may well
be encouraged. Every train,
each set of tracks, every
locomotive, down te the
simplest and up te the most
elaborate, is the best and
most durable of its kind.
(Seventh Fleer)
Silk Bleemers and
Step-ins
Bleemers of satin, $4.65 and
$4.75. Of jersey weave, $4.65. Of
radium with tilet edge, $4.65; of
crepe dc chine, $5; of crepe meteor,
$0.50; of plain heavy radium, $5.
As a rule the bloomers are pink or
orchid, a few are white.
Step-Inn of crepe de chine are
priced $!l.85 and $4.50. Of radium
trimmed with filet edge, $3.85;
with hand embroidery in the cor
ners, $3.85.
(Third Fleer)
r
(Firth
27 x 64 in $4.75 and $5.75
2.3x9 ft $14
2.3x12 ft $18.75
2.3 x 15 ft $23.50
8x9 ft $18.75
3x12 ft $25
Fleer)
The Wanamaker Clothing
Is Going Ahead in a
Wonderful Way
Last month bigger than the biggest; again
last week everywhere you leek a gain is
being chalked up.
Business like that has a meaning as plain
as a congressional election.
The man en the street sees the selection of
Winter suits and the selection of Winter over
coats as the best ever.
Yeung men, old men, all men will find it
true.
Same way with values when such suits can
be bought for $35 te $55; overcoats, $35 te $85.
(Third
After All, What Men Want Is a
Heavy Oxford That Leeks Neat
Net big and spread out and
"army" looking but trim and
smart, with the air of refinement
about it.
But it must be heay enough te
buffet the storms and keep out the
cold and stand up under the strain
of wear.
Which calls te mind some new
(Main
Creepers and Little Beys' Suits
The creeners are of cotton ded-
lin, duck, charnbray, cotton crepe
and gingham, in white, pink and
blue, many with hnnd stitching
and a few with pocket.-, in the shape
of ducks. Sizes ene nnd two
years.
(Third
Prices $3.25 te $4.75.
The Three Largest Lets
in the Hosiery Sale
Are for Women
Safe te say they are the bijyprest values, tee, for it has
been many a day since there has been anything te cempare
with them.
. An,d.80 b'K were the jjreups that even two days' selling
has failed te cut down the selection.
AT$1
Full fashioned silk stockings in
black and colors. "Seconds."
AT $1.75
All silk stockings. Fuil fash
ioned. First quality. Black, white
and cordovan.
(WMt
English and American
Choice of six new and
(ions including a coin-sold band design.
Rich handsome patterns, all with geld edges
and coin-geld handles.
Are Markem,
for a Specutm
Nearly all have loose-spring cushions.
There is an excellent choice of suits in tapestry at
moderate prices.
These suits comprise a davenport, winged arm
chair and rocker.
Compared with the present curve of market prices,
the saving of 25 per cent means mere than it leeks.
The entire offering is the best in a geed while, and
it is certainly of the kind that really means something
te all who need upholstered furniture of the most satis
factory kind at an economy that is worth its face value,
or mere. ,..
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Anyhow, He9 8 Your Champien
And Here's the Gelf Jacket te Give Him
There's none finer in all the world and what man
wouldn't appreciate it, even if he can't say as much for
his playing.
Naturally it is a cashmere wool golf jacket, every
thread. Se soft almost like silk te feel se clinging, yet
se free and elastic ; se warm.
.The wool was raised in Scotland where only the
finest is found and the jacket was woven there. It is the
collarless style that buttons down the front and has
sleeves. In three colors camel's hair, green and brown.
Priced $35.
At $30 is a jacket in the same style in four colors.
(Main Fleer)
Fleer)
oxfords that just came in. And
men seem te faer them. Of
grained calfskin, cither black or
tan.
Perfectly plain from tee te heel,
with thick soles and stoutly
stitched.
Naturally they are the full, com
fortable brogue last.
f rice $10.
Fleer)
The little suits are Oliver Twist
and middy styles, in the colors
which are as pretty for tiny boys
as for their sisters lavender,
yellow, green, pink and blue, be
sides white.
Sizes two
l $3 te $8.50.
Fleer)
te five years, prices
AT $3
Ribbed all-silk sports stockings
in black, white and colors. A'se
accerdian ribbed two-color stock
ings. "Seconds."
Alse in the sale are wemrn's
i silk vests. The bodice style in
I several colors at $1.50. The sav
i ing is one-half, same as in the
l hosiery.
Al.le)
Exceptional, at
exclusive decera
Just b5
rart rir
te $1085
$75
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Stere for Men
The Man Who Dees
the Carving Wants
Sharp Knives
There's hardly a mere certain
way of spoiling the hest'i
Thanksgiving dinner than by
givins him a dull knife te carve
with.
Geed caiving sets of stainless
steel with white ivoreid handles.
$6.25 for a knife, fork and
steel.
Similar sets with s'tfvor s'tfver s'tfvor
meuntrd stag handles, $10.
Twe-piece game sets, $4.
Poultry shears, $2.
Fine five-piece carving seta,
which means knives and forks
of two sizes, $17.50.
Stainless steel -knives and
forks with white ivoreid handles.
$7.50 for a set of six knives ana
six folks.
(r'eurlli I'lner)
!
New Gift
Handkerchiefs
Frem Japan
Women's sports handkerchiefs of
I
engee silk with ene comer em em
reidery of tiny roses. SI each or
$11 dozen.
Men's white silk handkerchiefs,
hemstitched. $1 and $1.25 each.
With colored border, $1.75 each.
(Multi I'loer)
Thanksgiving
Touches for the Table
I'lace f!U nnil rut-outs Hhew fat
turke Kebblcn or i'!irjnanUiemuin.
Benlt-rH or neikln of creie paper
nre doceratcil with liumpldrin, turkaya
nnit Autumn Ipem'h.
A arlety te cheese from at little
prices
(Fourth fleer)
Dinner Sets
$35
T
Complete sets of 106 pieces, of the finest
semi-china, priced considerably below tht
regular figure.
sets te go at $35 a set.
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