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That Old Soldier Hobbling
Along With a Weeden Leg
living en half pay and unable te de hard work,
would net exchange the honor he earned in
Luting under the American flag were a place
offered him in the President's Cabinet
What is success but te make sacrifices?
Te gain esteem by doing difficult things
uid refusing riches and honor offered at the
expense of cowardice and discarded principles.
Ge out of your way te pay respect te the
feldiers who brought DacK scars,
Siffned
November 22, 1922
Beautiful Coats of Black
Caracul Fur, $225 te $1250
CARACUL in its finer phases
is as glossy as satin, and
se supple that it has the
grace and flexibility of velvet.
Many coats of this flat and
silky "moire" caracul are num
bered in the large collection in
the Fur Salcn.
In lower-priced models the
far is thicker and shaggier, but
every coat here is of carefully
elected and beautifully worked
ikini.
A smart little sacque coat of
biek caracul is priced $zze.
(second
Finer Apron Sets
for Maids
Etch set includes an apron, a
elUrsnd a pair of cuffs, and all
art exceedingly dainty.
rt of nrsnndl with point for
Mnalftt, M.SS.
Vi ttmi-bar with embroidery, 80.
Of Uwn with fine embroidery, li.SS
Ml II.
Of French organdie with beading,
Milt with diet, 10.
Fanciful sets with borders, col cel
lars snd cuffs of lace and black
Ktln belts are priced $15.60.
(Third Fleer)
I1& One Pair of High Shoes Every
F Weman Needs
She may cling te oxfords and
pats for normal weather, but days
re bound te come when it will be
much mere comfortable te slip rub
Mrs en ever a smart pair of high
shoe.
(Flret
White and Black
JewelryInexpensive
Imitation rock crystal necklaces,
the faceted beads with roundels of
imitation Jet, priced $3.60 te $10.
, They are much liked with black
, witumes.
(Miiln Fleer)
Women's Afternoon
Dresses, Special
at $38.50
JJERE are some of the differ
ent medels one may cheese
from
of trepe e chine with He
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' hTy etlf.bratdlnf.
One Hlfi, coMeto beaded and
abreldered.
" with the bending kept pretty
"'r te fleet,, nnd girdle.
Asethtr having a matelaiee eeat
fMtenlng tlant-wli. with a dure
m eklrt.
"th It a lr altogether of (he
Mattt Irlmmrd ltl. fur.
Jhey arc in the three colors
Wch held in fast favor by
" woman who likes her dresses
useful as possible
". brown and navy.
inrat Fleer)
QMmmfy.
A handsome 60-inch coat
reaching te ankles, with cellar,
cuffs and skirt-bandings of lynx,
$1250.
Between the two are many
models, in short, three-quarter
and full lengths, trimmed with
fox, squirrel, lynx, fitch, skunk,
kolinsky and ether furs. The
long coats are priced from $473
upward.
Ne fur is mere fashionable,
and no season has developed
mere interesting variety in its
usage.
Fleer)
Women's Prettiest $100 Coats Are
Beaver Trimmed
Made of the softest and warm
est belivia coating, with a deep
silky pile. The beaver cellar is
large and fastens up snugly te the
threat, or it may be worn open.
Opinion is about evenly divided
as te which of the two styles is
the mere beautiful. One has the
new wide armhole with large cuffs.
(First
A well-made conservative shoe in
smooth black or tan calfskin, high
laced, welt soled, medium - teod,
with long wing tip and military
heel, cannot be excelled for $12 a
Pair.
Fleer)
Beguiling New Hats
for Small Ghildren
FRENCH as they leek, all
were made here. But many
are copies of Pari hats.
Fer tiny baby girls and boys
from one te three are little
bonnet and poke shapes, some
with ruffles and roses, ethers
with bands of fur or fur tails.
Usually in pale pink, blue or
white Frem $3.60 te $10.60.
Fer children from two te six
are hats nnd caps a trifle mere
sedate but nene the less new
and pretty.
Chinchilla, velvet, velour or
hroadcleth and the plainly tai
lered styles that boys like, $1.60
itylc
.60.
te $10
(Thtrf Flew)
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A New Table Silver
in French Renaissance Style
A STERLING silver with
the richest ornament-
tien is fittingly named
Francis I after the French
king who did se much for
art and letters.
There is a handsome ma
hogany chest of Francis I
silver which contains 168
pieces, everything that the
most exacting hostess
(aUlM
Feung Wemen9 8 Smart Sports Coats
of English Fabrics, $48 te $75
Net only English materials, but
made by an internationally famous
coat-maker, whose label in the
cellar is surety of both quality and
style.
He brings ever the identical
tweeds and soft, colorful home heme
spuns used in his best Londen
coats, and makes them up in New
Yerk ever his Londen models.
(Soeend
Women's
French Suede and
Duplex Lisle
Gloves
at Small Cost -
The little price of $1 and $1.15
a pair for Winter-weight duplex
lisle gloves that are always half
as much again.
Imported, and net only the fine
foreign chamois finish, but the
Srettieat shades of ecru, gray,
eaver, beige, fawn and white.
The gloves at $1 are two-clasp;
at $1.15, the strap-wrist style with
five-inch tops. Beth half pique
sewn.
Even better are the Freaeh lamb
suede gloves at $1.45 worth a
third mere.
Twe clasp, full pique sewn, and
In black, ecru, beaver, gray and
beige.
Wfit Altle)
New "Spanish"
Mantillas Frem Chiria
They are big and square with
long silk fringe. They fold diagon diagen
ally and are worn with one end
thrown ever the shoulder in Span
ish fashion.
Every particle of the embroidery
is hand done, black en white silk,
black en jade silk, all white, or
white done in colors.
Priced $37.60 te $100.
(Mala Fleer)
The lines are gracefully full from
the shoulder down and there is a
narrow belt ....
The ether model is loose and
flaring with hollow panels at each
side and the prettiest bell-shaped
sleeves.
Beth styles are in navy, Malay
brown or black.
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English Velveteen
Special, $3.75 a Yard
A sroed chiffon weisrht fe
A sroed chiffon weight for
dresses, blouses or two-piece ces-
tumes.
Beth color and pile are fast and
the shades unusually pretty to
bacco, navy and Napeleon blue,
bronze, copper, beaver, gobbler, red.
gunnwtal, mahogany, elephant and
pansy. 86 inches wide.
A finer quality English black vel
veteen, 88 inches wide, $4.50 a yard.
(Flrtl Fleer)
Silk Chemises
and Paisley Slips
The costume slips are of Paisley
printed crepe de chine, tailored,
and priced $8.75.
Envelope chemises of pink ra
dium, tailored, at $5; of crepe
backed satin, orchid, pink and
teach, $6.85; of radium with seal seal
eps and Irish plcet, $7.60.
Step-in combinations of crepe
barked satin, orchid and pink, $8.
Step-ins of crepe de chine, pink,
with hand embroidery and real
filet, $12.
(Third Fleer)
Favorite Medels in
Frelaset Corsets
Many women prefer this popular
front-laced corset, because of its
solid support for the back, and the
ease with which the lacing is ad
justed. Fer slender and average flgnrea It
a tepleee model of ilnk figured batltle.
at S.
An ostremelr low-topped model
Ink breehe with long ttralght llatt,
M.00.
A dainty walitllne model, eUghtlj
Ugher arreet aheulaert, le.
Fer the taU. leag-waltted arnra It
a lak breehe aiadel vita leaa imlalit
hips, gore with eltU fcelew fraat I
laelat, SIB, I
Mri VWegi
needs. The chest complete
is priced $698. Such a won
derful Christmas gift for a
bride-te-bet
But, if that is net pos
sible, a collection of silver
might be started this
Christmas with a dozen
knives, forks or spoons in
this beautiful Francis I
silver.
VtMt)
Yeung women could net have
anything mere "swagger" or
cesier te snuggle into at the games,
or -or any ether outdoor occasion.
Half a dozen models, all big,
loose, easy-fitting, boyish and com
fortable te the last degree. All
beautifully tailored.
Priced 48, $67.50, $66 and $75.
In sizes 14 te 20.
Fleer)
A Chickering Piane
92 Years Old
Has Just Come te the Piane Salens
TT IS numbered 858, and was sold by the house of
x Chickering, in Bosten, In 1830 nearly a century age.
It is an upright of black ebenized weed, much
decorated with gilt metal work, in a style amusing
te this generation.
It is an elder type by twenty years than even the
famous old Chickering piano with which Jenny Lind
made her triumphal progress through the United
States.
Decrepit? Far from it. It still stands up
straight and strong, and there's music of a sort te be
get out of its old ivories and strings yet.
What a far cry from this curious old instrument
te the new
Ctjfrkrrittg
ptattna
In every modern form of upright, small and large
grand, new grouped in the Piane Salens! '
Frem fine upright Chickerings at $876, and
"baby" grand Chickerings at $1225 up te the Chick-ering-Ampice
grand at $3500 this last the very
topmost achievement of piano development every
modern type of this world-famous piano will be
found en our floors.
We are proud te be the sole Philadelphia dis
tributors of Chickering pianos, which are equaled
by few and surpassed by none.
(Egyptian Ball. Second Fleer)
Bex After Bex
Weel-Blankets
But never box tee many for
the demand.
Never have any blankets wen
such a wide popularity se quickly
before.
And they have- wen it en merit.
Woven warp and filling of long,
strong:, serviceable Cape Colony
wool en the 60-60 principle, the
SIth
Short Cuts
in the Kitchen
Knlfe ebarpenera detlgned eipe.
etaUy far knives of stainless steel
are simple of operation. SB,
Wanamaker feed choppers, te
make the mines meat, (l.St, gi.78
and S3, Eaeh has fear attach
ments. Ne cause for tears when the neat
onion Is chopped I Three cheaper
keep the onion nnder a glass bell
daring tb chopping. IBe,
Jelly melds, of all shapes nnd
slies, S8e te 4.18.
Ieta of Individual melts wtth
fluted edges, e for twslv.
Mayonnaise mixing bowls da
way with the rteh of failure. The
oil and vinegar are mixed with the
egg drop by drop. (MS te i.u.
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Wets for Christmas and Thanks
giving roeklee can be grated In
clever Utile graters that sell at 60e
and Me.
iimn tain worn lima a
Be.
New Beeks
"A Life Unveiled," by a Child
of the Drumlins, introduction by
Jehn Burroughs; price $2. A
nature study of child, girl and
young woman written with the
power of a novelist.
"Under Four Administrations,"
by Oscar S. Straus; $4. An inspir
ing record of public service.
" 'Indiscretions' of Lady Susan,"
by Lady Suiian Townley; $5. Being
the personal recollections of a
diplomat's wife who has known the
world from Washington te Pekin.
(Main Fleer) .
Fittings for Her
Dressing Table
Yeung girls especially will like
the novel toilet pieces of white-en-amber
effect. Frem $1.25 for a
manicure article te $12 for the
mirror.
Shell-en-amber effect is another
novelty. Frem $1.35 for a small
article te $14 for the mirror.
Just as pretty as either are the
all-amber effects, from $1.25 te $12.
All the pieces are attractively de
signed and are sold either sepa
rately or by the set
(Main Fleat)
of Cape Colony
Coming In $10
best and most
tien known.
lasting; construe
One weighs almost as much as
a pair of ordinary blankets, but
costs much less.
Sold in Philadelphia at Wana
maker's only, size 72x84 inches,
in a choice of plain colors as well
as in plaids, all handsomely bound.
$10 is the lowest for which they
arc sold anywhere.
l'loer)
The Philadelphia
Camden Bridge
Is Completed
The Tey Stere Extra had
the news some hours age.
There's the Delaware, calmly
flowing underneath, and the
ferries plying from shore te
shore ! It's a splendid bridge.
Even the background and
the approaches en both sides
are complete and the bridge
is lit up, tee.
Almest every one will be
interested in seeing it, yet it
is only one of the interesting
points of this year's Tey
Stere that is se full of toys
that are honestly well worth
buying, as well as seeing.
It pays te buy toys that
last, toys that will give pleas
ure long after Christmas, toys
that are the best te bt had.
(areata Vleer)
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I Nobody but the .wL,M -.L . 'i
Nobody but the
English Make Such
Sewing Baskets
That is why we send there every
year for baskets te be given at
Christmas time.
They are poed, strong wicker
with colored leather tops, beauti
fully lined and fitted with the ne
cessities for Rewlntf. All the fittings
are excellent quality.
Prices from $10 te $60.
(Mela Fleer)
Carnelian Ornaments
Frem the Orient
Recently arrived are some charm
ing earrings, little carved oblongs,
pure in color, price $42.50.
Other earrings run from $18.60
for some of yellow tone te 800 for
a wonderfully dark pair with
pearls.
Pendants run from small ones
daintily carved, at $8.50, te un un
eounted ones at $45.
Girdles of carnelian circles en
knotted cords, $125 and $150.
A string of beads, clear and well
matched, $50.
(Main Fleer)
Upholstered Furniture in Fine Assortment
at 2R Per
- . v
A special disposal of several hundred pieces, including
ajarge choice of three-piece suite, mostly the overstuffed type,
in tapestry coverings, with a smaller selection of suits and
pieces in velvets and mehairs.
All of it has been taken from the regular stock and marked
25 per cent less.
All pieces have hair stuffing nnd are soundly constructed
with geed springs, cord and webbing.
There is an especially geed choice of suits in tapestry
at the moderate prices that meet the needs of se many homes.
Fer three-piece suits, comprising davenport, winged chair
and armchair, prices start at $175 and range up te $775.
Single pieces in wonderful variety at $30 te $75.
(Fifth Fleer)
The Right
Overcoats
for Real Beys
Are Right Here
Fer boys of 3 te 10 years
at $22.50 te $32 and for
boys of 11 te 18 at $16.50
te $35.
Fabrics, colors, patterns,
styles and tailoring the
best we have ever seen, the
best te be found anywhere.
(Third Fleer)
Certain Men Like
Sheer Handkerchiefs
With them a ravorlte Is a nlca Irish
llrmn her.dkerchlef with a tape border
and hand-cmbreldcred Initial at 1
ench, or 111 a dezrn.
It is particularly geed for Christ
mas giving en account of Its flntr than
usual quality.
(Main Fleer)
The Openwork Cleck
Denotes the Stocking
of the Moment
Madame will hardly adhere te
another thing with her mere flut
tering attires, or for the street,
either.
But it need net be n high-priced
stocking, for it is in a new group
at $1.76, ns well as in the liner
kinds. Silk in the chiffon weight
with the open French clocks.
In black, white and shoe colors.
Made serviceable with lisle-tops and
soles.
(Writ Aide)
1000 Pieces
Inviting Yeu te the
Gracious Warmth of the
Chimney Cerner
The Chimnev Cerner fn m fa.
lightful plnce where are
gathered all the charming things
that make a fireplace tha heart
of the house.
Here are shining andirons of
brass and dull ones of black iron
scores of different size and
styles te harmonize with differ
ent rooms.
English settee fenders, up
holstered with leather, lend an
old-world charm.
Among ether interesting
things are:
Pierced ColenUl breti frnfera:
plrrc d black fender with ohln ehln
l fcrM lop
""l" .. lile rimmed wtth
hrlsht breii
weed bntva corerod with bran In
rolled ilriltnti
fcri tim.Mng fOT, nrt May
. r.1""". e lighter..,
driftwood pewdrr te glte rotor te
tin- fliimri
old-fu.lilenrd ranrei or itrew
weed carrier.
Then there are such useful
things aa electric or gns legs,
coal grates, hearth brushes und
hre sets, bellows, leg rollers and
leg burners. All sound and mod
erately priced.
(Fearm Flew)
Quiet Dignity Gives That
Mannish Air te the New
Dinner Ceat
rIS a Londen Shep creation embodying the best in several
of Londen's most fashionable coats, refined and improved
here and there where American tastes differ.
Nowhere else will such a coat be found.
It is smart, almost animated with the swing and youth
of the lines. Yet it is without furbelows, without extremi
ties. A coat that speaks for the best, the cultured side of
the man.
In plain black or the indistinct herringbone with silk-faced
lapels and silk lined.
The coat and trousers are priced $65.
Vests that fashion prefers for the dinner attire black silk,
plain or fancy, $10 te $20.
(The Gallery)
Cent Lpss
r-ww -ww
Time te Bake
Fruit Cakes
if you want them really geed by
Christmas.
Pans of tin have removable
bottoms that come out when the
cake is turned out.
Nine, ten and eleven inch sizes
at $1.30, $1.40 and $1.50, respec
tively. (Fourth Fleer)
Chinese Ceral
Pendants i
Inexpensive nnd pretty, may be
seen In the Oriental Stere at $1.50
and $2.50, the first price for little
drops and the second for the drops
with kingfisher designs of butter
flies, bate and se en above them.
(Muln Fleer)
Men Have Found Scotch Grain
Oxfords te Be the Safest Kind
Seme of the Bturdiness and
ruggedness of the highlands seems
te be in the leather from Scot
land. It is bigger than weather, bigger
than the knocks and bumps of
day-in-day-out wear.
Therefore it is very much of an
(Meln
Silk and Weel Neckties
Have Joined the Dellar Greup
i,. i?? -eB in neat' c,ean-cut stripes something about the
size of hairlines but that's neither here nor there: silk and
wool ties are new, they are fashionable and men want them.
feaM?:L(i?1lmle, thefe are any number of ether kinds that are
fashionable, tee, at the same price.
(Main Fleer)
of Geld-Encrusted Glass
Just Opened, $3 a Piece
A brilliant new collection of probably the most popular
pieces in the whole sparkling realm of glassware.
Made of fine crystal with a wide encrusted geld band.
The price, $3 a piece, is much less than regular.
There are candy boxes, sandwich trays, cheese and cracker
dishes, vases, jugs, salad bowls, competes, fruit bowls; splen
did gifts at worth-while savings.
Alse about 500 new pieces of silver-encrusted glass with
an additional light cutting in silver-gray finish and comprising
me same items as the geId-encruBted group, but priced $3.76
each.
(Fourth Fleer)
Imported Porcelain
and Pottery Lamps
1 Frem England, China, Japan
j nnd France; in blue, oxblood, corn),
1 greun, yellow, brick red, mirror
blnck, powder blue.
They are equipped with one and
two lights; mounted in burnished
brass, and priced $8 te $7G.
Shades that could well be used
M mr mm - .
QU? 1U!0t?t 0t
tbec Days
must have been a melancholy
thing, te judge by some funny
little "betty-lamps" or "fat
lamps" new in Antiques.
They were the first form of
lamp used in America. Fat was
the oil, and a piece of burning
rag the wick.
The little lamp hung from a
nail or chairback, or semetimee
from a wooden ratchet. One of
the old weed ratchet "chan
deliers" from the late Gov Gov
ereor Pennypacker'a collection
is shown with the lampa.
Reman oil lamps of braas.
with clinking paraphernalia of
snuffers, cleaners, etc., sua
pended from the slender stand
ards, are priced $25.
interesting old Colonial and
Russian brass candlesticks also
suggest themselves for gifts;
and eome quaint "Paul Revere"
lanterns.
(Fifth Fleer)
event when well-made 6hees of
such leather can be had for $9 the
pair.
Oxfords of Iho blucher type,
following the lines of the bregu,
but perfectly plain except for
few tiny perforations en the tip.
" VillJT.
Fleer)
Thermometers
might almost he regarded aa
coal savers when properly used
one in ench room from cellar
te garret.
Ever se many kinda in the
Optical Goods Stere, 60c te fit,
(Mala Oaiury)
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