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NINO PUBLIO LEDREB-PHlCADBLPHIA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 23.' 192S8 " T;-p
EVENING
Wn p!y t 9, 11 and 6:15
rhl.T. sad M.Udy at
WANAMAKER'S
Stere Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
Stere Closes at 5:30
things, is its worst moth.
you were employed te remember.
Signed
November S3, 1022.
It is male fiem the large
printed sports handkci chiefs in
fcislcy design and it comes in the
Lvritat colors in East Indian
Nd or bobolink (a sort of gray
fch tan). The price is $8.75.
Same of the ether new arrivals
gneng blouses for Winter suits
Fashion, Toe, Has Favorites
in Coats
SPORTS coats at less; but
the finer garments, made
of every variety of thick
and soft belivia weaves, and
trimmed with geed furs,
start at $110 and go up te
$350.
A handsome coat at the
Utter price is gray squirrel
fur from the hips up,' rich
gray belivia below. One at
$200 is black caracul above the
waist and cloth below. These
(Betend Fleer)
A Brown Marmet Fur Ceat
Is a Pretty Thing
ESPECIALLY when it -is
made of the soft and
silky skins used in Wana
makcr marmot coats, as ex
quisitely put together as mere
costly coats and us daintily
lined and carefully finished.
This year the marmot coats
are generally cut with a full
wing from the shoulders
town a much prettier effect
for this fur than straight
coats. Nearly all have a bor
der of horizontally worked
(Hcceud Fleer)
New Squirrel-Trimmed Coats
at the Prices Women Want
That is $100 and $115, but
the coats are such lovely
ones most people would
take them te be much mere
expensive.
Fer example, the $115 coat
is in the high luster belivia
coating, deep and exquisitely
80't. It litis both i-nflin. im.1
i ?J, bt'utiful gray squi
"I. I lie lines arc lemr nr
arc long and
(Ilr.t Fleer)
Baby's First Shoes
Must Be Carefully
Chesen
AOt nnlv fn irt i
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yrinkle v ill hurt the rebc-netal
lhani out "''se. "! tjie proper
tWiTi ,UiH '"'PC-riant te statt
White buckskin of velvety soft-
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holding ith shape
finely n,u.e and hand turned,
"enths te four yeais.
O'lrtt Iloer)
Weel Remnants for
t a Third Less
reed ., Yi rl Ulcm we m
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vKlhs for ,.l,ll,l....
MWtmen Cl' i8 n,se fHir
""wimcnt large eneuuh for
L?n!i J0?..""'1 cvn coots.
Kinds of the.mnuf t...ki
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ZZiSL "wiudint w
fflft
if Wins Bound te Come Seener or Later,
Whoever Is Able te Keep in
Mind His Weak Points
ind gradually learn te avoid them, will in
Murse of time master himself and be mere
valuable than the man who missteps himself
and has only te say, "I forget," as if that were
i sufficient excuse.
Carelessness, in- business, even in little
There are some geed qualities in every
Ifie, Dill uiey uu nut yny xur lusses irum
tiinuflrhtlessness or failures te remember what
QMfymtafc.
The Handkerchief Blouse is Quite a Novelty
arc a pretty navy blue crepe de
chine with bunds of piintcd crepe
finished with silk fageting.
Priced $0.85.
Or one may have a beaded
crppe de chine te complete an
afternoon costume, in navy, or
black with a design of red cher
ries, at $7.50.
(Third rioer)
Yeung Women Will Net Find Better Coats
Anywhere $110 te $350
lur-tepped coats give
warmth of fur where
the
it is
most needed.
A rich coat of blue belivia
embroidered in gray and sil
ver, with squirrel cellar and
cuffs, $215.
Many novelties in sleeve
effects and general line. Lux
urious elegance in linings
and finish.
Yeung women of M te 20
years arc invariably delighted
with them.
skins, like a wide, satiny
band around the bottom.
In addition te geed leeks
they arc practical and serv
iceable coats for hard wear.
Marmet coats in 36-inch
length, from $90 up. In three
quarter and full length, from
$125 up. With raccoon col cel
lar and cuffs, $135 up. With
nutria cellar and cuffs, $175.
A handsome full-cut coat
with cellar and cuffs of
Australian opossum, $225.
straight except under the
large arthliele, where there
flre a few gathers ending in
pointed panels.
The $100 model is n warm
thick pile belivia with n cellar
of darker gruy squirrel. The
back is loose, the belt only
appearing in the front. It
is prettily stitched in pnnel
effect.
The Van Dyke
Scallop en a Linen
Scarf
It is uncommon and striking.
On a group of Italian linen
scarfs it is used with interesting
effect in connection with neat
hand embroidery.
The last let went quickly and
new comes another group.
Of fine whitn Italian linen, size
18x90 at $5, 18x45 at $0 and lSx
51 inches at $7.
Cream-colored Italian linen
scarfs with plain scallop edges,
inseits of filet and hand-embroidered
dots nie in the same collec
tion at $3.50, $4 und $4.75.
(Flrit Doer)
Of Course, There Ought te Be
a New Rug en the Dining Roem
It will brighten up tlie whole
place and lend an atmosphere of
,.nl nhn,. te the Thanksirivlni?
hnmnrnmine. .
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for a lamp? Or a squirrel with tail curled ever his
back, or a flying duck?
These and some ether oddities from England are
the latest comers in the Lamp Stere, and may be had
for $50 each.
Certain new lamp shades are made of a strong paper
material which many years age was used for waterpails.
New it is made translucent, decorated and sold at $12
te $15 a shade.
(Fourth Fleer)
Many Delightful Silver Gifts
Are Moderately Priced
They are just the sort of Christmas gifts a woman who
takes a pride in her table appointments would appreciate.
There are any number of patterns and every piece is
sterling silver. ' '
Bread trays, $10.50 te $80.
Competes, $27 te $97.
Sandwich plates, $22 te $G0.
Centerpieces, $32 te $115.
Herry bowls, $20 te ?G8.
(Mln
At the Saturday Games
Young.Wemen Will Find
A Cleth Dress
Mighty Comfortable
It can be smart and becoming
enough te go te luncheon before
and tea after, tee.
Wall-tailored dresses of fine
twills and ether cloths, from $25
te $85. Selected because of the
unusually geed styles and clever
tailoring.
An exceptionally pretty dark
blue frock at $25 is beaded and
embroidered in crimson.
One at $30 has the new accordion-pleated
panels, and the top
and sleeves are all-ever embroid
ered. An extremely geed model at
48 has a Beries of loose, side
pleated panels, plaited girdle of
black ribbon, finished with a huge
fan-shaped cabochon of the rib
bon, and long ends. Yeke and
sleeves are pin-tucked.
Many prices and usually sev
eral models at each price, all in
sizes from 14 te 20 years.
(Second Fleer)
Sports
Millinery
Re -Priced
The little tickets have
changed en a number of
sports hats, of felt, velour
and novelty materials.
They new read one-half
and one-third less than for
merly. Wanamaker sports milli
nery is famous for style and
quality.
Te obtain it at lowered
prices is an opportunity
many will wish te take ad
vantage of.
(Second Fleer)
Women's Dark Lace
Evening Gowns
$42.50 te $60
Nothing is se practical and mi
ready for almost any emergency,
as every conservative woman ill
tell you.
Add te this the fnct that lace
is almost universally becoming te
both face and figure it has the
obliging trick of making n tee
plump woman leek slender, and
a tee slender one leek prettily
rounded and you will net wonder
at its vogue.
These little dinner fioeks nre
In plain brown, brown ami geld,
and black nnd (.liver.
One has a trailing spray of
geld and brown berries en its
Hkirt; ethers have big scarlet vel
vet poppies at the girdles te give
the necessary accent; one has the
corsage only of lace.
But they are all rather won
derful for the money $12.50 te
$60.
(Firm Fleer)
Ribbon Specials
Ready for Chrit.tma', hair rib
bons, fancy work and vests.
Some ave plaitN everything
from the tiniest checks te big
double plaids; are iHe inches wide
and 55e a yard, and the ethers
are fancy brocade", UVj inches
wide and 7&c a yard.
(Mnhi Heur)
Wilten Rugs
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JlVelvet Rugs
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About
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Penguin
Gravy beats, $G1 te $125.
Water pitchers, $45 te $165.
Benben dishes, $8.50 te $19.75.
Almend dishes, $26 te $35 a
dozen.
Flepr)
The Latest
Bracelets
in the Stere of Inexpensive
Jewelry are geld filled, with
various finishes green, an
tique and English.
Seme are jeweled with imi
tation stones and one style
with two drops will be par
ticularly becoming te some
plump wrist.
Prices $3.50 te S6.
(Main J'loer)
Tortoise Shell Frem
the Orient
Tortoise shell armlets are hern
at $25 each; and bracelets, $15
and $20.
One dark tortoise shell chain,
the links small and delicate,
$32,50. Anether of a shell se light
it must have belonged te a blonde
tortoise has larger links and sells
at $35.
They are among ether lovely
thing3 in the Oriental Stere.
(.Main Fleer)
The Handkerchief
Shep
Expands te Full
Christmas Size
Still, it scarcely seems large
enough te held the hundreds
and hundreds of pretty new
gift handkerchiefs which are
constantly arriving and con
stantly being sent out en their
pleasant mission.
There is no ether such col cel col
lectien of fine linen and beau
tiful silk handkerchiefs any
where else in the city. Ire
land and France have sent
their best ones of linen. Eng
land, the pretty silk sports
handkerchiefs in unique print
ings. France and Japan, plain
white silk handkerchiefs and,
from the latter country, are
also pongee silk handkerchiefs.
Women, handkerchlefi, 15 V.e
up te I50 nch. "
Men'i handkerchief, 35c te Its
each.
riiltdrrn'. handkerchief, lc te
91.35 each,
We are Mill taking orders for
lunil-embrelilered monejrrnmn ir
Initial, en Clirl.tmu. handker
chief., (Main Fleer)
A Notable
Cedar Chests
in a Special
Sale
Of beautifully marked
red Tennessee cedar, care
fully put together.
Each chest has air inner
dust strip, a lock and key,
braces for the lid and
casters. A generous
amount of cedar shavings
covers the bottom of the
chest.
AH are big, roomy
chests, m e a s u r i n g 48
inches long, 20 inches
wide and 21 inches high.
$19 for a plain cheat;
with tray, $21.
$21 for a chest with
studded brass bands; with
tray. $22.50.
(Fourth Fleer)
Bathroom
Mirrors, $5
Oval once or mirrors with rounded
co i new. , .. .. ,
rnpy nae wuie enartieled frtmii
a$gmaz9&s&
for a Man Without an
But there is consolation even when cold overcoats are better looking and better made
than ever and lower priced than several years have seen them.
Anether happy thought is the Wanamaker Men's Clothing Stere. When it's a matter
of getting warm in a hurry, it's a great thing te knew that
Every Man, Big or Little, Will
Find a Ceat te Please Him Here
Never have there been mere overcoats, nor such a great
variety of geed overcoats in one collection before.
Startling overcoats in many ways. Great, big, warm ones.
Robust and American-looking through and through. Or coats
that leek as if they just, stepped ever from Piccadilly.
Straight, flowing coats loose in line; big, manly ulsters;
coats with belts in the back, belts all around, or no belts at all.
?he fashion is for lightness, almost gayness. Plaids, over ever
plaids, herringbone effects in tans, grays and mixtures.
But the mere staid man needn't change a bit, for the darker,
quieter colors are here, tee.
Priced from $30 te $100, with the biggest selection around
$50.
Ne, Sir! Ne Man's Get a Right
te Tell Yeu That!
It's up te you te wear any kind of n hat you want and
you are the man te judge.
There's no such thing as looking foolish for the sake
of style.
Of course, the style influences the "tone" of a hat, the
curve and the roll of the brim and the fullness of the crown.
But that doesn't mean a stylish hat can leek only one
way there's enough leeway for every man te get a becom
ing one and at Wanamaker's he can. At $3, or $!, or $5, or $6.
(Miiln Iloer)
In Cemes Anether Let
of These Geed Scotch
Grain Oxfords at $7.75
Men took the first shipment out as fast as they could
walk.
Every pair is worth several dollars mere and they are
made in a way that the value can be seen at a glance.
Of real Scotch grain in a rich, deep tan. Deuble white
oak soles run clear te the heel and masterful shoemaking
shows in every seam.
(Main l'loer)
Men's Lined Gloves
Right Inside the
Moter Entrance
A man can step out of his car
and get them in no time.
Short, strap-wribt and gauntlet
styles, lined with seamless wool,
lamb, flcece or fur, $4 te $11.50 a
pair.
The famous English "Redlenf"
gloves, lined with rabbit, lamb or
squirrel, $7.50 te $16.50 a pair.
Scotch wool gloves, including
alpacas, Shetland?, camel's
hair, and lined wool, .$1 te $3.50
the pair.
(Main Fleer)
The Celd Wind Blew
in New Quilts
Weel ill ted. (.evercil with aatrcn In
n wonderful stltctleu of floral ami
Persian luttcrns and in every IijurI
liable inler rffcet.
I'rlced nt 110 mid $15 each and
splendid .ilin
(Sixth Meer)
Choice of Overstuffed
Furniture at 25 Per Cent
Less
But it is hardly feasible te
eecause me numncr et particular suits in
limited.
There are three at $2(i5
same price in figured velour.
On the ether hand, there are ten te a dozen of some ether
suits, priced $393, $193 and up te S350, these at the higher
figures being in velour or mohair.
All of the suits have Jeese-spring cushion scats, genuine
hair stuffing and are excellently constructed.
in tne wneie collection there
iiiusiij iniiivucu suns, uu MKen irem regular
lowered 23 per cent.
(I'lrili I'lenr)
It Is Estimated That There Arc
Sixty Times as Many Toys Per Child
Today as There Were Sixty Years Age
And it seems that most of them must be in the Wana
maker Tey Stei& ine vana
Toys tfcit (provide exercise; .toys that educate! Uv that
linn turn ImiEHiiIiiii k.. .kJ.j. u a ,l., Tm "'
and There Is Ne
(Third
Beys9
Overcoats
Ready for Winter's
Worst
Hardly an overcoat fab'
ric imaginable that will
net be found in the collec
tion, nnd overceatings
were never se fine and at
tractive looking as they
arc this season.
Styles also show a gen
eral improvement ever
former years.
Smart, distinctive gar
ments, including many
tweeds, were never se
much in evidence.
Every boy of every age
from 3 te IS years can be
fitted. Prices from $16.30
te $35.
(Third 1'lnur)
quote many individual prices,
some cases is
in tapestry and three at
the
are some hundreds of piece
s.
stock
and
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Being Manly Yet Pretty
Is the Problem a Lounging
Rebe Faces
But the "Redleaf" robes
have found a way at least
the newest fetyle te come ever
from England Is straight,
clean cut and as dignified a3
can be, at the same time full
of beauty in a me-,t unexpect
ed sort of a way.
They are worsted robes,
soft and almost silky te feel.
The roll cellars and turn-back
cuffs are in contrast with the
body color, including some of
the most delightful combina
tions imaginable. Fer in
stance, camel's hair color
robes with gray; French blue
(Main
The Town and Country Ceat Is
a Favorite With the Sportsman
There's none of that "bundled
up" disadvantage about them
for a fact they are light, yet wind
proof and warm.
Fer golfing, metering, shoot sheet
ing, skating for all outdoor
there couldn't be a better coat.
It has leather sleeves and the
body is leather lined. The knit
neck and wool wristlets make it
(The
Imported China Dinner Sets
One-Third . Less $50
Aif.pccioIi8n?upef 75 scts lc' Complete sets of 100 piec3,
nf flVL Vu ,fr?m 0?csC!1?- marked at an extraordinarily low
thS t -t "u ir! a ch01cc of Price S50, which is one-third tes
three handsome border patterns-. than regular.
(Fourth l'loer)
As .- .il. i, .ptBfcy ii n I .
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There's a Hidden Wealth of
Music in This Dainty Bit of
Furniture
JJEEP down in the console the very soul of it rests
the sensitive mechanism of the Brunswick phene-
L'raph, placing at your whim the gems of the greatest,
musical artists in the world.
Voices that have charmed the critics from Petres
jrrad te Frisce; instruments whose melodies echo around"
the world are yours te hem .mv ;,. ..n ,.r .l. ..-
Fer
the Brunswick's
New Stratford Medel
offers all the rich fullness of
tone, the charming reperteiie
of master musicians, the wealth
ui riiiunuininem mat rverv
emer Hrunswick pe.-ssewi
iiu ii eners mere.
Console itself is really
seme as a piece of furi
il 5 i"H'n Anne PWi
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fture.
tfd. iln-
Comferfi
Overcoat
with gray; gray with tan;
green with dark blue; gray
with French blue,' green with
black.
Down the front and around
the cellar, cuffs and pockets
there rum a silk cord trim
ming in still different colors,
somewhat gay.
Everyone agrees they are
beautiful robes and they
couldn't have arrived at a bet
ter time, for hundreds of
women are going te make
their husbands happy with
one for Christmas. Price $65.
Fleer)
snug where it touches the skin
nnd the elastic box pleat in the
back expands and gives with
every movement.
A fine selection of town and
country coats awaits the sports
man in the Sporting Goods Stere
corduroy, moleskin, fancy
tweeds, everplaids and wool suit
ings. meed $12.50 te $22.50.
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.iiiiiuueing qualities that I;
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