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A Father Speaking te His Sen
aid, "Wear your learning, like your watch, in
private pocket, and de net pull it out and
itrike it merely te show that you have one."
. if you are asked what o'clock it is, reply,
tut de net proclaim it hourly and uncalled for.
Yeung: fellow, fold up your pride and keep
it under lock and key.
Signtd
November 2.1, 1022.
Dressmaking te Measure
at Moderate Prices
THE Women's Custom
Tailoring Bureau makes
te measure net only sim
ple daytime and street frocks,
hgt afternoon and dinner
gowns of any degree of elab
oration. (Btcend
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Fine Cashmere Duvetyn
Wraps All Have Mele Fur
NO OTHER fur seems te
blend as well with this
exquisite silk - and wool
fabric.
Sometimes it is the natural
mele, but, if the wrap is black,
the fur is the silky black-dyed
mole which is new se scarce.
One hardly knows what te
call Mich beautiful wrans.
They arc often mere like
cloaks with graceful envelop
ing lines. Anether one will
(I'lmt
Novelty Coats of
(Dyed Muskrat)
A LL the coats are long, and
l all of the one dark fur
which is becoming te
blonde and brunette. And
they have a certain distinc
tion, due te simplicity.
One, for instance, is quite
straight with a muffler cellar,
rust-colored lining and tas
selcd braid girdle. The price
is $450.
Anether, which a small
woman or young girl might
wear, has its cuffs and cellar
(fefcund
200 Women's Ceat and
Dress Suits
("Three-Piece" Suits) Reduced,
New $100 te $200
ATfllKD and sometimes
mere has been taken
from the prices of these
n sulis and here they are
JUHt In time for ThanksgMng
and Just the thingx te wear
nt the big game under warm
topcoats uf fur or cloth.
The) arc made of flour and
ether pik. fabrics; of fur
c eths and in u few in
stances of homespun and
tweeds.
All except the fur cloths
are trimmed with fur, natural
(rlml
New Dresses for the Yeung Weman
te Wear en Thanksgiving
"IHAUMtvr. iuti.. .I.,..-.,
j of paisley pattern crepe,
the new Hat crepe, tus
Raii crcj.e or crepe de chine.
we have smart hlouse
Jackets te match, ethers are
made in peplum fashion with
J bhu.su of printed crepe
trimmed with a loop trimming
the plain crepe.
Among the most novel is a
t
(Nri'und
Qfymttfe
Many lovely chiffon velvet
gowns have lately been made,
for 125. Simpler frocks are
priced from $25 te 835 (for
wool crepe and surge, up te
silk or Peirct twill at $50, and
kasha cloth at $65.
Prices include materials and
making.
Fleer)
resemble a double cape, the
shorter cape being lavishly
trimmed with the fur. Again
it is a full-length cape for
example, one of mole color
with bread bands of mole
from shoulder te hem
and a double high standing
cellar of mole.
Ne two are alike and the
individuality speaks for itself.
Thev ane priced from $230 te
$475.
Fleer)
the Hudsen Seal
made interesting by the fur
being worked in horizontal
lilies. Price $475.
A wrap coat with a jewelcd
button te match its blue and
taupe lining, $650.
One with circular skirt and
huge muffler, $700.
Anether with wide sleeves
and brown broche satin lin
ing, $075.
As a rule there are only one
or two of each style, but the
styles are many.
l'lnur)
and dyed squirrel, Australian
opossum, fox and beaver; and
all arc in the ment desirable
colors the prays, dark and
lighter browns, plenty of
black and dark blues.
The coats are long and
hliert; and the upper parts of
the dresses are made of silk-and-uoel
epenge, of printed
and plain crepes and various
novelties; as a rule the cor
sages match the coat linings.
Hardly two alike but all
sizes in the let,
llcmr)
V
soft platinum gray crepe,
etltchiil en the bleuse and
down one side the front with
coral red. The little jacket
has u tilmming of wide loops
of the crepe.
Ne matter what the plans
an e for Thanksgiving, thore is
n ntw and appropriate drebs
lieie.
I'ricesi from $18 te $8!).
Heur)
The Rustle of Silk
Is a sound every woman likes te
hear.
Glint of geld fnd silver, sheen
of. satin and silk, softness of
velvet, richness of brocade, ra
diance of color never was
(Mnt
These Slippers Are
Going te the Opera
as the proper complement te
beautiful evening toilettes.
Cleth of silver, or sparkling
silver brocade; cloth of geld or
geld brocade; cloth of alumi
num (which does net tarnish);
and metal cloth shot with all
the colors of the rainbow in a
lovely Persian sandal effect
Priced f 12 te $18 a pair.
Satin in brown or black, $9
te $14 a pair.
High or low French heels.
Lew-cut opera, one-strap or
sandal effects.
Rhinestone ornaments add te
their sparkle. $4 te $50 a pair.
(Flrit Fleer)
"Slip On Your Slippers9'
Is a Cheerful Invitation te Any Man
Then fellows a peaceful eve
ning with perhaps a pipe and
a geed book, or cheerful ones te
talk te.
But the slippers are the first
need and what a time Christmas
is te give them.
And what a wonderful selec
tion there is te pick Chustmas
slippers for all the men in the
family.
Leather ones, or felt ones, or
the felt that leeks rough and
ready like some new sort of
cloth, lined with camel's hair.
And what styles! Nine out
of ten men never knew before
there were se many different
kinds.
(Main
Read What These
Notable Musicians
Say of
he AM PICO
the crowning achievement of piano invention,
acknowledged by these and many ether discrim
inating artists te be the most highly perfected
re-enacting piano in the world.
Sergei Rachmanineff
the great Russian composer-pianist, says: "Because of
jts absolute faithfulness of reproduction and its capacity
te preserve the beautiful tone painting, the Ampice gees
far beyond any it-producing piano."
Fritz Kreisler
who plays the piano with the same exquisite art that he
plays the violin, says: "The Ampice is remarkable in
the highest degree a joy te the listener and te the
artist who see himself in an aitUtic mirror, se te
speak."
Lee Ornstein
the composer-pianist, whose individuality and expressive
art place him in the highest rank of living pianists, says:
"Te my mind no great artist can honestly proclaim the
playing of any instrument as comparable te the Ampice,
unless he ha- missed listening te it."
Godew8ky8
opinion of the Ampice is expressed in these werds: "I
must state that no recording of mine en any instrument
whatever gives me the deep unalloyed satisfaction that
these reproductions en the Ampice de."
Dehnany
the great Hungarian composer-pianist, says: "It is
-with gratification thnt I write you after hearing my own
tecerding for the Ampice. They are true portraits of
my playing and have made stjch a record as I am sat
isfied and delighted te have represent me. I congratu
late you en a supreme artistic success."
Ellu Ney
the brilliant Dutch pianist, employs this significant
phrase: "Truly it would be difficult te say whether the
artist or the instrument is playing if one did net knew."
Germaine Schnitzer
one of the greatest living women pianists, says: "The
day en which I could listen te myself en the Ampice
was ene of the happiest of myJife, and I am grateful te
have lived te be Ampiee'.s greatest admirer."
The Ampice, obtainable only in the finest
pianos, is te be had in the Chickering, the Knabe,
the Haines Brethers and the Marshall & Wendell.
It is priced from $1050 up, and for sale in
Philadelphia only at the Wanamaker Piane
Salens en the partial-payment plan, if desired.
(Kuitllun Hull, rlrteiiil Fleer)
in a Christmas Bex
there such a display as is new
spread out in the great Christ
mas Silk Stere, for holiday
cheesing.
Every gift length gees in a
box.
Flear)
About That New
Blouse for
Thanksgiving
Some especially pretty ones
of a kind many women are ask
ing for have just arrived. They
are in the form of juckets, open
all the way down the front and
fastening te one side.
One style is a dark blue or tan
blouse with a soutache silk
braiding in the' same or a con
trasting shade. Priced $13.50.
Anether new jacket blouse is
in heavy printed crepe, oyster
white in cqler, with navy or
black printing.
The revets and cuffs are of
plain black or navy crcpe de
chine.
The price is $22.50.
(Third Fleer)
In felt there is the high-low
model with the top that leeks as
if it were folded down and is
usually in centiasting colors; or
the little Evcit cut, or Remeos,
or several ether kinds with
leather or felt soles. Priced
$1.90 te $3.50.
IJut the difference is even
greater among the leather slip
peis. Of course, the Juliets
and little slip-en kinds lead,
then they grew all the way up
te the beet style with a fancy
plush top, or a geld band or
some ether mark of distinction.
They may be white, red, pat
ent leather in black, or any color
at all. Priced $1.30 te $10.
I'loer)
Wanamaker Hall
Clocks Travel
Far and Wide
One went as far West as Les
Angeles, California, where it has
become a part of a home. Others
have gene te Ohie, West Virginia
and many ether stutcs.
It speaks well for the reputation
of the Wanamaker clocks thut
people should come from afar te
buy them. The reputation for reli
ability has always been upheld and
we Intend that it always shall be
upheld.
- Mahogany-cased hall clocks from
the bf-st American makers, chiming
Westminster chimes en tubular
bells, are priced fiem $200 for one
in a plain Colonial case up te $825
for a finely carved period style.
(Muln Fleer)
A Dainty Gleve With
a Silver-Embroidered
Cuff
is ene of meny pretty glove novel
ties just arrived. It is of chamois
lisle with a line suede finish, and
comes in black, white, gray, mode
and beaver. Priced $2.50 a pair.
Lenger gloves in the same turn
up cuff style, embroidered te match
the backs, $3 a pair.
Other chamois-lisle novelties In
clude eight-button length slip-enj
with pearl-buckled bracelet straps
at $2.50.
TwcK-c-butten length mousque meusque
taires with novelty embroidered
bocks and arms, $2.73 and $3.
Embroideied cuff gauntlets, $3.
(Muln Fleer)
New Shipments of
Fine Belivia and
Duvetyn Coatings
Ne yivireity here, uhsitexf-r may le
elsewhere! K-ry w.uittrt roler anil
perv (IcslrnMt- wi-ave In line all-wool
belhl.is lrem $0 10 $11 u ,ird ami In
rich mid lUHtreus wool dinetyna from
$ SO te $8.
llnmlseniM -neueh for eui!ng as
well in day wr.ips.
All SI Indies uldp.
(Flmt Fleer)
Initial Handkerchiefs
te Give Her
Newly arrived and ii tilt daintier
than thi- enllnary Initial liandkircliW
TIip IliiPti In llrinr, the embroidery hand
ilone and the hem ppeke, tttltched.
I'rlctd 50e each or $5.50 a dozen.
(Knl Altle)
Holiday Ribbons
Are Ready
Bright red or reen. the two colors
mixed, or miwtletee, holly or pelnxbttla
all the illffeient kinds te tie up
Christmas packages.
Frem 10c te DOc a jdoce of ten
arcU.
(Main Fleer)
300 Pair
Letitia Corsets
Reduced
te lessen the number of models
in Lctitias and we arc weeding eutf
some models thut arc almost iden
tical with ethers.
About 300 pair, all new, all geed
and of all tpcs and varieties, arc
cut one-half and one-third.
The lowered prices are $2.50 te
$8.
Sire lines arc incomplete, of
course, but all sizes are included,
and there arc tjpes for all figures,
in ceul il, broche, batiste, suede
cloth or elastic. All are whalon whalen whalon
bened. (Third Fleer)
Fine Fleer Lanterns
Made of ureiiKlH Iren rind finished
in pelv limine, some with three fet
himI the reut with four; mid nil with
parchment ) linden, banded and
tlnt'd Trices, '10 and 133.50 each.
Minn flne laiKllsh table lanterns ara
made of brag They would be ilc-ce-rathe.
If placed en a mantel. Trice,
6u each.
(Fourth Fleer)
Mesh Bags With
Black Enamel
Peep narrow PaK' of Mher-ptated
nrim-r im-sh, with dots of blaik en.unej
scattered through them, nr the latent
fad. and graceful and attractlva for
gifts tliey arn.
Twe styles, each IS, 50.
(Main Fleer)
Oh, Well, It Won't Cost
Much te Get
A Rug for the
Guest Roem
It cm be made te leek cozy and
inviting vv i t li an inexpensive
woolen fiber rug or a Colonial rag
rug. And they arc much in favor,
tee.
Woolen Fiber
II l U ft , $HM te J3fl ,tn
H, .1x10,11 ft., I7 te .11.. -1(1
!) (I , II..'A le .-.-l)
Hap; Hurs
Oil: fl !, 811.13, HD..M)
Hx 10 ft., Ml. .Ml
, I, XlO.H ft., fit
(ixe ii 5.'-'. Sin
(bte(b Fleer)
A Quarter of a Millien Dellar Collection of the
World's Best Dinnerware
for Thanksgiving and Christmas Tables
Never have we shown such a wonderful stock of dinnerware, such a
splendid variety of decorations and patterns, such a range of prices in both
complete sets and open stock.
Nearly 300 separate and distinct patterns are shown and prices for
complete sets of 106 pieces range all the way from $15 te the rich and splen
did sets in elaborate geld embellishments at ?600 and, in individual pieces, te
$350 for a dozen magnificent service plates.
The cream of the world's best wares in the most beautiful patterns,
that is what the stock represents.
And it is doubtful if such low prices for such desirable wares can be
found anywhere else.
Here are a
French china dinner sets at $135, in
cluding two Thee. Haviland patterns; wide
border decorations, all with coin-geld
handles and geld .edges; splendid value, and
are in open stock. Complete sets of lOti
pieces.
French china dinner sets of 100 pieces
from Limoges, beautiful decorations, de
sirable shapes, all with geld edges and coin coin
geld handles, specially priced, $75.
English semi-china dinner sets of 100
pieces in a brand-new treatment, all pieces
in Colonial shape; with wide geld band en
edge and quarter-inch coin-geld shoulder
band, and matt geld handles throughout;
in the center of every piece a large flower
Reck Crystal
Frem the Orient
Necklace." of jiellsln d round
graduated balls are priced ?" and
$85. while a MrliiK of old crjBtal
beads Is marked ISO.
Recl: crjttul earrings Include
many Btylen hee;i!, balls and rings
between ?2S.50 and $40.
(.Muln Fleer)
Hew Easy It Is te
Snuggled Up in
He leeks warm
and cozy and even
teems possessed of
a new f-ensc of well
bcinp.
New that cold
days have come te
stay, mere men than
ever arc s-eekinc; the
comforting folds of
a big fur coat. And
-U
inq
mes-t of them arc
findinir it in the
Londen Shep.
Naturally the most demanded are the big hairy-looking rac
coon coats. They are lined with tweeds or worsteds in indistinct
plaids or nutria. Trier, $400 te $525.
Fur-lined coats with fur cellars have surfaces of tweed,
cheviot or melten in everplaids or plain colors. The Hninjrs arc of
muskrat or mink nnd the cellars, beaver or otter. 3185 te $850.
Then there are smart loekins tweed coats in a score of color
ings with Australian opossum or beaver cellars. Priced $75 te
$135.
Even children can get a racoon coat, for the sizes range as
bmall as eight years.
(The Gsllerj)
Rich and Exquisite Quilts
Quilts in h ch comfort and p
richness arc magnificently com
bined. I
Weel-filled, ."nine down-filled,
all beautiful, in cecrings of '
gorgeous silks, smu'iiis and bro-
cades and in the diwrsity of '
color effects, ranging from the ,
simple, plain tones te the most
gorgeous combination. i
iSUth
Less Than a Menth Till
Christmas!
All the toys have the word and Santa Claus has started
en his journey down' from Greenland te stay until Christmas!
He's premised te let us knew the minute the very minute
that he'll reach Philadelphia.
And the toys! These are their days. Hew proud they
are of having been chosen -out of a whole world of tevs
for the ureal Wanamaker Tey Stere! That means that they
are the best of their kind.
The best toys must hae the best Te Stere as their
background, se it is only natural they come te Wanamaker's.
a ' y- i '-V
few of the outstanding values:
(fourth Fleer)
What Mere Cheerful Gift Than
a Singing Canary?
Gay little Harz Mountain
senpster3 are p-ieed $4.7." each.
St. Andreasberg; rollers, $7.50
each.
Brass cages of all kinds, $3
te S18.75.
(Fourth Fleer)
Envy the Man All
a Big Fur Ceat
SvfyjT ,mta rfJTS4
RP
One entire room is given eer
te them. There isn't another
such cozy, colorful, comfort-full
place in America.
Prices from $20 all the way
up te $50.
Seme of the finest quilts are
handsomely enriched with leely
laces and anpliquc work.
Doer)
rn
basket medallion, the richest and hand
semest sets in a long time, $85 a set.
Coin-geld encrusted dinner sets choice
of three designs in fine French china; matt
geld handles, handsome shapes and low in
price $167.50 for a complete set of 106
pieces.
A special group of fine English and
American semi-rhina sets of 106 pieces in
new border decorations, geld edges and
coin-geld handles unusually low at $35 a
set.
Fine imported china dinner sets, three
handsome patterns, all new; complete sets
of 106 pieces, priced one-third less than
regular at $50 a set.
Wicker cajres and stands, $18
te $34.
Alse a complete collection of
everything necessary te a bird's
comfort.
Hew Beautiful Is a
Silk Shirt
Te Tep His Christmas
Gifts
Shirts that are gay with col
ors, or just the neat, always
fashionable white broadcloth.
There never were mere beau
tiful stripes in silk shirts
stripes in colors se much in
keeping with a man's attire.
Ami, surely enough, the best of
them must be here.
Jerseys, gleaming jacquards
and broadcloths in a wonderful
medley of stripes and the long
wearing broadcloths in plain
white.
Price $7.50.
(Main Fleer)
The Mayflower Fi re
Lighter Is New, $3
Of solid brass with a polished
surface, this charming bit of
brightness will light up any
hearthstone.
Within is a large piece of ab
sorbent fire-clay en a sturdy
red, te be used as a torch when
saturated with kerosene.
A brass tray te match is
priced $1.
(Fourth Fleer)
Helps for
the Partially Deaf
There is a considerable va
riety of ear-horns and electrical
instruments which are really
ireful te people who arc some semo seme
what deaf, and an expert will
csplain them te people who may
wi.sh te try them befere order
ing. (Main ((tilery)
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