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Last Shipment of Fine French
j "Reyhier" Kid Gloves
for the season is just in. Women who knew their
exquisite quality, and giftgivers who wish te make
' a choice that will compliment the recipient, will need
.no further hint.
The new importation is especially strong in two
clasp and three-clasp gloves of--kid and suede, at $3
and $3.50 a pair; and in the heavier chevrette gloves,
at $4 a pair.
0 Black, white and beautiful colors.
, (Main Fleer)
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Coats
are greatly in request as much by Santa Claus as by
anybody else. They are all rather jaunty some
straight and rippled, some a little bloused, some a
geed deal bloused.
One such jacket berdered.with dark squirrel is
priced $350. , k
A box coat with a big gray squirrel cellar, $450.
A longer coat with kolinsky fur, $575.
A simple straight coat with self -cellar, $200
A blouse with monkey fur cellar, $300.
(Second Fleer)
Seme Remarkable Women's Coats
Fur-Trimmed, at $95
Almest any. woman would
have te leek twice at the price
tag te make sure they are net
much higher priced.
They are in a beautiful deep
pile belivia coating, some have
the high luster finish, and the
(First
Seft Silk Frecks for Women
$57.50 and $65
Made of an entrancingly
light serpentlne crepe, simple,
nd designed te charmingly
take the place of the indispen
sable black gown in any
Weman's wardrobe.
(Pint
Hand-Made Blouses Are Dainty
Christmas Gifts
Seme of the prettiest are in
dimity or fine voile and in either
Peter Pan style or with tuxedo
cellars.
A number of the Peter Pan
(Third
Santa Claus Often
Bathrobes
And arrant In !.. .l.l-l.
thereupon. It means much for
the comfort of little folks en
oim,ern,n" an evenings.
-,Iwet bathrobes in all the
J&S fttfV thRt beyB, and
Jrls Hk. the best, 2 te fe year
92.26 te 5.60,
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cellars are large and of blended
kit'fex or silky black caracul.
There are two styles; one
straight of line, unbelted with
flaring .sleeves, and the ether
with pleated back, silk stitching
and narrow belt.
In brown, cinder or black.
Fleer)
Three models, one coat model
fastened at the Bide, another
coat model with' straight side
closing, and one with blouse and
graceful side drapery. All have
long bell sleeves.
Prices 57.50 and 65.
Fleer)
T
blouses open, in the back, and
they are especially nice te wear
under sweaters. All have hand hand
drawnwerk or real Irish lace
and mostly there is both, $2.50
te 0.7G.
Fleer)
Brings Children's
Eiderdown robes in pretty
pink and blue, 2 te 16 year
sizes, 3.60 te $6,60.
Corduroy bathrobes, aH geed
colors, 4 te 16 year sixes, $8.76
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te $6.60,
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V f70liBN of the megt f iittiieup UiU in dress are
.; W apt te prefer such handbf,te any ether kind
here?, r
, . k The frames re all' of sterling silver in the quaint
Putch designs, whlle.the bags are'made of imported
moire and novelty silks, velvet, leather or metal bro-
- cade. Every detail of the making Is exquisite te a
'degree, and the shapes are (kid and nei?.
, Any woman would ceunt: herself fortunate te
receive a gift of this sort and she would net be' likely
te see a duplicate elsewhere.
1 The prices are 242.50 te $72.60. ,
(MIb FlMr)
Traveling Clocks
TraveLFar as
Christmas Gifts
Such numbers of them
are going, out as gifts!, Ne
wonder, when they 'are
liked se well.
The'cases are of the pret
tiest colored leathers, rose,
blue, green, violet, brown
and se en. The clocks them
selves are geed timekeep
ers, and many have lumi
nous dials.
One-day movement, $18
te $23. Eight-day move
ment, $28 te $34.
" (Mala Flr)
Children's Fine
$1 te $2.25 a Pair
Best quality made. All-wool
felt with soft padded soles.
Alice blue, rose, brown or red.
Slippers with Greek key bor
der, $1.75 and $2 a pair, accord
ing te size. Bootees with sten
ciled animal tops, $2 and $2.25
(FlMt
New
Handkerchiefs
Frem Paris
Just in time for Christmas'
gift's te women of fastidious
ideas. They are .handkerchiefs
of sheer linen with tape bor
ders and hemstitched or hand
rolled hems, $2 each.
(Main Fleer) ,
Scetch'Tweeds
.Drep te $5
Large plaids and everplaids
in brown and gray effects,
black-and-white eyerplaids and
some rough "nub" effects in
brown, gray or blue. Splendid
coatings, cleakings, suitings and
skirtings.
All 64. inches wide.
(Flrt Fleer)
The Console
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Decorates Any Roem
MOST people can remember when the phonograph was
a crude and hideous horn, disfiguring every room it
occupied.
Today it may be a graceful console, made of rich
weed and fashioned in an artistic period design that
is an embellishment te any, room.
In the most beautiful homes a
console phonograph new eccuptes
the place of honor, delighting the ,
eye as well as the ear
There is no better placer in the city te study and
cheese from the many varied types of console phone pheno phene
graphs than the WanamaJcer Phonograph Salens
Artistic console 'models in Victrela,' Cheney,
, Brunswick and Senera phonographs the four lead
ing makes include American Colonial, Queen
Anne, Heppelwhite, Sheraton, late Georgian,- early
English, Adam, Gothic, Italian, 'Oriental, Chippen
dale, Leuis XV and ether designs, as well as simple
mahogany console models harmonizing with any
furnishing. .
Frem $100 te $1275 is the price rang en that
, desirable console models.
Easyrpayment terms apply U any.
Be a Silver
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terry Circle
with the label' of i the famous
old Connecticut clockmaker in
side, is new in "Antiques." It
is mahogany, of' unusually
graceful Chippendale design,
and well 'worth its moderate
price of $126 '
An old chest of drawers with
blanket-box top, made ej hand.
in the old days, of pmewoed put
together with wooden pegs, is
another interesting article at
$126. '
(Flflh Fleer)
Felt Slippers
a pair. Beth in sizes 6 te 2
for children about three te ten
years..
Fer babies up te four years
old sizes 8 te 6 light blue
and pink felt only, with turn
over tops and pompons, $1 a
pair.
Fleer)
Fine Silk Lingerie
Nightgowns of radium silk
pink, peach, orchid and blue
made in tailored style with wide
shoulder straps, $5.
Bleemers of the step-in type,
of radium, pink, blue and or
chid, with Irish insertion and
Valenciennes, $3.85. Others
with real filet edging, $5.
Others tailored with tucks
and French knots, flesh and
white, $5.
Envelope chemises of radium
and crepe de chine, pink and or
chid, with French knots, $5.
(Third Fleer)
Phonograph
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Boek for
Everybody
The Vanamaker Boek Stere is
-'.fc its best at this moment.
All. the new books are hre
poetry and Action, history, bleff
"raphy and autobiography, chfl
'dren's books and books for stu
dents and Illustrated holiday
books all placed se that they are
easy te see and te cheese from.
(Main Fleer)
.
Madeira
Embroidered
Linen
Centerpieces, $5
An exceptional special purchase
of handsome centerpieces, woven
of a fine pure linen and showing
an unusual amount of .excellent
Madeira hand-embroidery and eye
let work in beautiful designs.
All are carefully hand-scalloped,
and for Christmas giving; it would
be hard te think of anything mere
tasteful.
(Ftrtt t1r)
Newly Imported
Frem the Orient
Reck crystal necklaces of cut
beads are in varying lemrths and
sizes, and priced $85 te $85.
Cat's-eye malachite necklaces
with unusually large beads are
priced $85, $185 and $260. They
are intensely, interesting.' '
Carnelian necklaces, one of oval
beads, at $40: one of ribbed oval
beads, at $45, and 'one' of large
beads, at $75.
All in the Oriental' Stere.
(Main Fleer)
Mayflower
Firelighters, $3
A graceful shape in bright brass
which will reflect the firelight
most delightfully. The absorbent
pumice stone, which acts as a
torch, is larger than usual.
A brass tray te match, $1.
(Fourth fleer) .
n AY -BERRY .candles
I may be had this year
for the small sum of 20c
a pair, in a holly box.
(Fourth Fleer)
"Grape Jewelry-" '
, The bunch-of-grapes design is
se great a favorite in inexpensive
jewelry that one may have it in
pendants, in bracelets and ear
rings; and in several imitation
stones pearls, jade, Nlapis, coral
and jet.
Prices from $4.75 for a brace
let te $24 for a pair of earrings.
(Main Fleer)
-Candy Ordered New
Will Be Delivered
When Yeu Wish
with special care taken that
candies are packed fresh. It is
well te place orders for such pack
ages early.
Preferred for Five-Pound
Bexes
Mixtures of chocolates and bon
bons at 60c a pound leek well and
taste geed, and make pleasing
two-pound or five-pound boxes.
Seme people prefer just the' choc
olates. Clear candy toys, 40c a pound.
(Down Stain store) 7
Irish Linen Napkins
Unusual at $5 a
Dezen
Full-bleached, woven of pure
flax, in a choice of handsome floral
and spot patterns, and in size,
20x20 inches.
Imported direct from the looms
in Belfast and marked $5 a dozen.
(First Fleer)
Lamps for Desks and
Tables
200 boudoir desk and table
lamps with finely decorated glass
shades and metal bases te match
may be had for $8 te $47.50.
Fifty different designs,
(Fourth Fleer)
The Wrappings of,
Christmas -Gifts
seem prettier this year than ever.
Cards are charming and original
and there is a wonderful variety
of seals, papers, cords and stick
ers. It's better te cheese them early.
(Fourth Fleer)
Women's Tub
Dresses
Gay!' colored and prettily
trimmed chambray and ginghams
mav be had in boxes if St.
Nicholas wishes te make useful
gifts. ,
Seme large sizes are included
in the price range, $3.85 te $6.85.
(Third FlMr)
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Whoever makes a preent te any house
hold or te any Hemematfer of a placa of aub
stantial furniture "starts something ."
Here is no Christmas cake te be eten
up in a day, but something of real worth
and permanent usefulness.
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Yes, whoever gives a piece of furniture .
gives literally a piece of a home, te be woven
inseparably into the associations of that
blessed place.
Furniture is tlie gift of durabil
ity, if rightly selected. It is the gift
of indispensability, provided it is of
Wanamaker quality and shows
Wanamaker fine taste.
The kind of furniture that is gathered
here is the kind that grows closer and closer
te its owner with the passing of time.
The largest assemblage of gift pieces is
here and all of it is fine.
Plenty of it is se inexpensive that no
pocketbook that can reach te' a furniture
purchase at all need be shut up with a dis
appointed snap.
Things That Keep the Moferist
Warm Can Be Beautiful, Toe
(In the Londen Shep)
Seme of the newest meter
robes are of silk and mohair
plush, worked in crushed for
effects and in colors te match
the upholstering in the finer
cars. The reverse side is
stoutly made of bedferd cloth.
Matching the plush robes are
feet muffs, like huge beets.
They also are of plush, durably
(TBe
Grain Calf Oxfords Loek as Well
in Black as in Tan, $10
As many, men like the black ones, tee. They are
beguish in shape, sturdily sewn, heavy white oak soles
and rubber heels are already en.
Rather plain except for a few tiny perforations en
the tips.
(Main Flear)
Oriental Rugs Are Gifts of Distinction
Here are three crreuns of narticu
lar interest te gift-seekers, te anybody
who wants a small Oriental rug of
beauty and sound quality at the low
est market price.
' Hamadans, 3x4 ft., $35.
Mesuls, about 3x6 ft, $39.
New Imported Dinner Sets
Splendid Gifts
New shipment just opened. Of fine imported china
in three handsome new border patterns and one wide,
coin-geld band decoration.
All have coin-geld matt handles and are complete
sets of 106 pieces.
The most attractive group of dinner sets in a long
time and the prices axe moderate $60, $65, $67.50, $70
a set.
(Faarth Fleer)
Quilts That Enrich a Heme
Weel filled, covered in silk brocade and trimmed
with satin, $25. f
Weel filled, covered in brocaded satin, $30.
Mostly in rose and Copenhagen blue. Prices are
lower than quilts of this class generally sell for. .
Down-filled quilts, satin covered, extra large size,
beautifully adorned with hand-made lace and some in
applique; large choice of colors; priced much below regu
lar at $50 each.
(SUtli Fleer),
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Tllt.te tables, $13.59.
Boek troughs, $110.
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renroductiens
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lined and are wonderful com
panions en a cold day. The
robes are priced S30 te $55, the
feet muffs, $15 te $20.
Other lap robes may be of
wool, cashmere or vicuna. One
side is an attractive solid color,
the ether , plaids of delicate
shades. Big and wonderfully
warm and the edges are
fringed. Priced $8.50 te $60.
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Weaea'a writfag desks, $25.
Night tables, $7, $7.75.
Wladsar chain, $11.
Tea wagons, $19.50.
Gate-leg tables, $25. ' .
Dareapertend tablet, $9.
Snail console tables. $15.
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choice of ether pieces, in
ciuaing; unenuiviauai inings ana sinKing
of rare old tvees.
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Seme time or ether he tela a
game in and geed golf thhn ,
re mostly likely hobby rttlv
him.
Ne surprise could be a jollier
one than a box of golf balk
or a new bag1. TO
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Decked Bex
or dozen shirts the number
doesn't matter, they make a fine
gift te a man.
And there's a real Christmas
leek about the newest shirts te
come. Of woven madras with
stripes of many colors and
many styles, but through them
all runs the lustrous satin-leek
inpr stripes of fiber silk.
Leng-wearing- shirts as well
as beautiful, and the price is $3.
(Mala Fleer)
about 3x5 ft, $30 and 3x6
ft, $55.
Rich heavy, beautiful Saruks,
about 3.6x5 ft, $75 te $100.
Saruks and Kermanshahs, about
4.6x6.6 te 7 ft, $100 te $140.
. Charming Gifts .
That You'll Find in
the Heusewares
Stores
Doer step In the form of
black cats, French' fasKtea
figures, parrots, peacocks, et
Colonial bouquets of lowers, $3
te $6.
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SweeMened dinner chlmef
that vibrate softly through the
house are $5 and $6. There are
four tunes, tuned te a bugle,
mounted en a mahogany bast
which can lie flat or be hung en
the wall.
Metal holders te keep the!
breakfast newspaper upright
are of brass, at 92.25 ;,aa4.
nickel nlate. at S2JM.
Bed trays are of Ucht-walan li'i'j
waed, enameled white and 4e.
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