kTwv lW 'm-'i W hWt mvwrrm Tyff. i-4 W f yv- 'it "tV1 4 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922 rr. .., I Organ and Christmas Carels at 9 and 5:15 Chlmr mill HniM OuurtrteYt Noen WEATHER Cleudy i WANAMAKER'S v j ?. Stere Opens at 9 WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S Stere Closes at 5:30 A A Have Yeu Noticed the "Greater Refinement" That Cemes With a Wanamaker Gift? r.l l "Dinna Ye Mind" Hew Your Sweet Old Mether Used te Say : "A green Christmas me-ns a white Easter" and "a windy Saint Patrick's Day"? Truly the words of the old mother have a long life. They keep en coming back and coming back. "The Mither's breath is aye sweet." A full-grown young daughter is saying, proud and happy te have a mother living te give a present te this Christmas! President Harrison's old Indiana friend, Lew Wallace, who wrote "Ben Hur," once said, "Ged may have thought He could net be everywhere, therefore He made mothers." Signed M ffam&fey. (Written December 14, 1921.) ( I Sturdy Raccoon Coats for Women : MEW' encs iast lu)J1 in tl;e a''"!' Salen arc priced $250 le S55u j " prices which a geed many Santa Clauses nre considerinir Hav ing. Fer the woman who meters, gees in for winter life and sport, or merely gees out in all weathers, nothing could be better. All the coats are long some cjuite mannish and the fur is chosen for its darkness and fineness. (crenJ l'loer) The Prettiest Fur-Trimmed Coats Hurry In for Yeung Women ILST m time for the Christ mas festivities or te go out te some happi' young woman as a gift. I The smallr,e?s of the prices means tl :,t they are specials, I and renin -ka'ile ones, for all of tii" four styics are trimmed j with the fasiiienablc wolf fur. There i re two pretty styles in ! (.i"ceii Women's Fine Tweed Coats With Wolf Cellars at $100 yHAT a delightful gift for j colorings, indistinct plaids, any woman who has need stripes and herringbone mix- for a Warm, practical coat for I lures. metering or commuting or for i The coats are made in a a business woman who is out in , graceful loose fashion, which all weathers. . takes away the sevens tailored The tweed has a soft Shet- leek. All have huge cellars of land finish and is in English i the finest brown or gray wolf. (1 Irxt l'loer) It Was Opera VET I was starved for music. x Alene in the sitting-room, ; little grand opera of my own. Caruso himself better than any they Academy that nierht! should Minn- rn me In a moment his matchless voice filled the room. Dead and Rene, never te sing mere from the stage of the Metropolitan in New Yerk, or the Academy in Philadelphia. But singing there alone te me, in all the glory of a voice thai has never been surpassed, as if he were alive and joyous m the room. ' ' "Aida," "Faust." "Trovatore," "IuKliacci, eji and en lie eang. It was wonderful. It was solemn. It was glorious. And what but My Phonograph COUlll liaVf.ninHn n.iutilildt wer Caruso 1 had .Ohaliapin, two great Russian basso; and Melba, the bell-like notes of Ualli Cure!, Hemer, Gigli, and Schumann-lleink. Many a gorgeous evening of song or of fine instrumental music I have had, without going out of my home. The four finest makes Victrela Brunswick areall en sale in the Wanamaker Music Salens, in various models priced from tf $1275. Any of the four is a geed choice. Easy-payment terms apply te all. The best artists sing and play for Victer and Brunswick lvcerd both for here. ' One of the best assortment of the newest and most wanted Silks for Christmas N'ew changeable luffetns. I New waslmblu silks, plain New printed crepes, in I'ais- and stiipud. ley. Persian and ether designs. I New lilnck silks. New crepes de chine. , All ideal for gifts. 1'iiced , New radiums, printed and. I from S2 te if (1 a yard, in 32, Plain, ' He' and -JO inch widths, De::ctl New printed feulurds. if lequcsted. il'imt l'loer) all-wool belivia, in brown, black or navy with large wolf cellars. They are peau de cygnu lined and interlined at $15. Twe ether beautiful models in wool duvetyn in the new Meused back effect with waist line sleeves and wolf cellar and cuffs, are priced 87.50 each. In brown, black or navy. Sizes 1-1 te 20. l'loer; Night, But I Could Net Ge uddenly decided te have would hear at the Te be Without u irfiiiil iilinmnTn.ini. and fine records in these days is te miss one of the greatest pleasures of life De you knew some one who does net have one? If se, you could cer tainly net hit upon a happier gift A gift that will delight for years te come. of phonegrap hs- z. 5 ? T Cheney bonera (snenil l'luer) Beeks Among the Best of Christmas Gifts Wc pick half n dozen from the tnbles for serious readers: "The LotterB of Franklin K. Lane." Illustrated, $5. "The Leg-Cabin Lady." Anonymous. Illustrated, $2. "Jehn Burroughs' Talks," by Cliften Jehnsen. Illus trated, $1. "An Autobiography," by Marget Asquith, vels. 8 and J. ?6. "Life and LctterH of Wal ter H. rage," 2 vels., $10. "My Life and Works," by Henry Ferd, in Collaboration with S a m u e 1 Crewthcr, ?3.G0. "My Years en the Stage," by Jehn Drew. Illustrated, $5. "The Print of My Remem brance," by Augustus Themas. Illustrated, $1. "The luprct Shew of Memery," an Autobiog raphy, by Maurice During. Muln l'lenr) Linen Table Sets, Beautiful as They Are Practical One hemstitched table cloth of fine, pure flax, snowy damask, exquisitely finished and in a choice of lovely round and oval pat terns together with half a dozen matching napkins could you imagine anything m e r e appropriate for a home, anything mere likely le keep the giver in lasting remembrance? Hemstitched table cloth 6i5xC3 inches, and half a dozen hemstitched napkins, $12.75 a set. Hemstitched taule cloth GO'.xSG inches, and half a dozen hemstitched napkins, $15.75 a set. All handsomely boxed for giving. (I'lrst lloerl Guest Towels Will Be Welcome Ksini'lully the lctml thut .ira here fur ."iOe, "Be and $1 .-inn. Of ;iure limn. hem itiU'lml, in.ide with il.imn' bonier unJ bjiiuM for lnmi'iKrani. NV.illy 1je.i'U ier Christmas preacntutlun. (l'irxt 1 loeri a 2e te t-ale Seft Wide Ribbons or Girdles They are much used with young weinui'.-. and ;,ciuel girls' dance freu;s and a!s' ;'.fteru')u dresses In all the pietticst eve ning eoleis and Mime darker ones, ll'.a iiu'hes vide, Si. 50 a yard. (Mtiln liner I WWHH lug ' w'HTrT-i fffJTOHMI J .. ?! WM WW l ' ZP'5V , ... m i l limn ,.jj - w l 'fill - . 'j - Little things seen here and there suggest remembrances for men and women and little children, loe. In generous variety, and for the most part decidedly sasenablc in price. New Batik Handkerchiefs Frem Paris The first tlmp the re.il lHU!t ) i -(prni haf nppparert en liandKficlilptV In tills country. w far :i v Ism. a. Uut, In Paris, tliey aip all the rn vi lli thp .-eftrjst. lewllfHt hIIUs ami th. prdtlest colerltip-,, from tin- daintiest illtli- hiimllscrchli f ler : v. miiin nt S1.75. up te u Uitrq kcarf or mullK a i0. (Muin l'loer ) Uncommonly Dainty Chemises NethliiR loe'.a prettier lumlilliiK out of ii ChrlslmiiH hex than a lacy thin;; i ml tln-re nre evir no manv laey i-lirtnlipM peme ceiil.'d from l-'ri'licii models 'iiew In the Uudermirdri Stere. They are nil envelope nljle. and all 't sheer white mill plni cntt-jii., with Valenciennes lllet ami Irlah uc..., t'rltc'i. ?2.E) te $C. (Third l'loer) Silk Scarfs Seino l'alslcy iirlntcd en t'nlu p!U and prleed 52. CO le C.ne ; t!:.i reht In elld ilelleate i-olers such as plnltM and blutr at J2 te $T.r.0. Loek for them at the oe'j:.'.- r of r.eUnvear. (Mnln l'loer) Dainty New Wash Frecks for Scheel Girls Se prelty are they that home mothers rt.il auntN art. huylnj; tliviu fe- Chrlbt. Iran ulftsi. In white- dotted f-'wlh w.th li'ir.d hii.ecklnsr In color or In ulilte or col ored dimity or veile with hand ent ent U'eldjry. They are rnadu charn.mtily, je-. :no lrpxpenule. $SJ.M te $12.Cy. X'ei h'iiN fi te lu jxara. (sYceml 1 liir New Printed Crepe Blouses Are Welcomed as Gifts Ii. rleh l'lTHl.tn nilttlntM tliey loe!: wll with alme-.t nn color hKlrt or ('III. Ami there H no omitlen about their heltiK titii.nl fashionable number of br.iml-i'ew atyles I" '.he prlntpd eivjM- ami tie s-atln-faeeci eiepp, tome with iOmrl, ...une with luii Mn-Vi-f and en. Ii- a combination tC plain crepe ile Wiliiii aud pi 'nt-d erep 7.5l) ard 12 7.". (Third I lour) It Isn't Safe te Give Any Gelf Ball but the Best Hi. hkv te tt'l who a i. .in ii.l llalne for every peer .trelw, .mlis yi u Ivn him Slher Kliu'i. lnw selte.' Ivliewy them- tin y'l'u ' )( ;nnil U' .l' ' QH fKCUSe.J." HelliK poed, ever. Ru.i'e: 1.1 s tbern. Here evtry way they coin -b' ,, ne, led llr.e, Vellow line, (,Ti. -11 '(, iv-c-.s.-id ur n.e.di laailtliiir. t. tlie des-cn. (The (inllei-v i Fer the Daily Shave a inmi wi'l eppr. eiate n tir.-it-ra'p hliavliiR Irii-,1. ftniii 7Se te 1 ur a lomplete nhiiln stand, from Iilcltil li'uted at ?2.i0 te Pilvei i.a.U c! at J21.7:. .Muin l'loer) Ebony Military Brushes Frem $1.50 Up i-piielul prK in r pair en n ;,;ar biiishei. with ii.uii.al or blae.t ebiri. baeUii in d i.'oed br...tlc.i nil' fa of putter Bi'uiie ;i u "J i a in.'r. I Main Meer) "Unlit if ttuybvrru Candle Snul) It Often, Toe, for Hie Urifjltler That It Burns The Mere Luck 'Ticill mini; te Yeu." Uaylierry candles, two in a liellv I'es, only aec the box. (l'uur(b irjeur) Sl6Z" 3 ' i i l I I. ' V-l-N re h I 4, " . .i "yg' ,r Frem the Orient Ivery Necklaces iiic j.ert of oval b'-ads 1 prle -il $s; ineliicr with r'bb d oval bt-ail.s, lld.uii; htlll another hns round ribbed bead arid ntlls ut $12,50. Ovnl carved biiels a"e n.arlied $1S.5ii and ethers llchlv panul, S4e. VechlactH of mnnll -A.il limit with pendanta. J22,rai SIiibIe pendnntH en cords, Mc,r() and SIS. (Mil I ll Meer) All Men Like Geed Traveling Bags Thrtv are f-onie new wilrU!i baus tliat a man mlKht travel mound the world with and you would hardly knew thev bad been used a nil, te atrenff ami iliirnhlt. In the le'ither The laiKest hlze, 20 milieu. Is almeft liruii etieush te travel around the world wltli, for It h.lil an puia pult ti. d many ether iIiIiikm, l'rtced f lCTH. The mere u.sual .size, IS Inches. Is p.-kvil $1C75. lieth ate In breun only. (.Main l'lenr) Embroidered Pillow Cases for Gifts Mw.ij'H nci'etit.iliin ' J the home heme inaki r. The fellow lap re all of iue1 qua lit muslin, 15 by .id inch'!-', and each pair bexid' Lrnlirolilered mill In initialled, 1.35, fl.G.1, f. lllld ?..-.P. it piilr. si'iilliippil mill I'lnlirelilrrcd, tbry Bre pilreil $'J nml 'i..1lt ler ii lm of two. Mmlr of Inlilne in ii n 1 1 ii (no sen mm anil Neiillepril mid rnibrntilcrcd, SJ.7."i tile be of tire. (first l'loer) About the Finer Lamps ():! 's a Damascus ilner laiup of piere. d brass, the entlte column nhow nhew lni! tri lisht. Tie prle,. Ih $250. . entailer iMiniixuiis lamji, Jir,e. Kim. cloenno fleer lumps from JniMii, 1 no and $2(m. lieeillli pottery lamp.J, ?35 te $105. li.uliH if many kinds, $35 te $175. (I'eurtli Fleer) Opera and Field Glasses re ,1'nili,! the ! af.-M c,r gifts te c ioe-ii, Ine llr.st ur u. i;ir! and tlm hec nul fji" a man i i.i i sui;i;et'uiis tie.ii tl optical i.iukN ir. 'iterd -vefl 'S"-c s n i munt.s uf Mm i. y -llm. erwli.ii told, in hhe:i ; .ml 1 ru (' ti (Main (iullrrj I Dells Are Helding Out Their Arms se invitingly that little girls just want te take them right in. (Oh, hut it is a Dell Stere te de light a girl's heart!) Trains are running around se husil. Me chanical toys of every description are provok ing merriment and all the sleds, express wagons, kiddie cars and the like a r e finding places in Santa Claus' pack almost as een as thev arrive. The Tey Stere is such a jelly place: se many things te see se much fun in the Fun Gallery of queer mirrors; such a magnificent Ice Court of Simla Claus and, oust of all, such an eager-te-listen Santa C 1 a us in this pleasant fresh-air Tev Stere that is safe for all. N O T E : Toys pur chased new will he kept for delivery whenever you wish. (Seith l'loer) 4 dte fe J5'i; r-Srlrcrv ' vvKfir 'mk v 'SBiA "' -22MK'TWm whs raWfeMMK' SlfeniT 1.V .' ' if- " -'"W" Christmas Brings the Opportunity te Give Him a Watch Is lie young and only starting out in the business world? Then he will cer tainly need a dependable timepiece. Or perhaps he lias been gelpg along, trying te make te make the old watch held out for a few yeara longer. The fumily m-eds have taken all his attention and he has simply neglected himself. In either case what he should have this Christmas is a geed watch', the best te be had und we would suggest one from any of the threa well-known American mak ers, Heward, Walthnm or Elgin. Regular size watches in M 1st. geld cases, 31 te $310. In geld-filled cases, $19 te $71. In sterling silver cases, $21 te $61). Thin-model watches in 11 1st. geld cases. $7i te $310. Wrist watches in 11-kt. geld cases. $42 te $102. (.Mnln l'loer) Women's Suede and Capeskin Gloves Special at $1 te $2 One-clasp suede glows of sturdy quulity, h.-nf pique sewn, in tan, beaver and gray, the backs heavily em broidered in black. Unusual alue at $1. Eight-button length moua meua quetaire suede gleve3, out seam sewn; in tan and beaver, with Londen - point backs. Special at S1.S5. Strap-wri.it capeskin gloves with five-inch tops; tans and browns. Special at Si: e pair. (Ueit AUU-) Yeung Men Have a Way of Stepping Out in a Tuxedo Suit en Christmas TV'S a favorite gift from loving parents te the yduths at home or away at college. With the holidays, a formal attire becomes mere than ever needed and nine young men out of ten have elected the tuxedo. U's perfectly proper, yet youthful, easy and natural. Particularly the new tuxedos that just came in. A dif ferent cut, a distinctive cut yet there is nothing out of taste about it. The coat is a one-button model, the kind that buttons cress wise through the lapel instead of from the inside out. Otherwise the coat is rather censervativecut free and full; with satin-faced lapels and satin lined. Price, for coat and trousers. $45; ether tuxedo suits at $40 and up te $65. Fancy black vests, a little newer in cut and pattern. $7.50 te $11. (Tlilnl Meer) Common Sense Savs: "A Pair of Fine Blankets" Oiv.i van give mere arti.-,tic, novel and ingenious thin;-d te ii home, but for a real cold night, or morning, when real warmth and comfort ceum for mere than beauty and novelty aud ever se many ether nice things all put together, tlu gift that is going te In- appreciated is a pair of blanket-, especially of line hk.nl.vi ?. The bti choice In a pair of Australia! veul b'anlitts, white, with burder.- in lese, or blue, -ue TinM inche.-, weight ."'j In-,, v.'hnh means an extra half pound, moder ately price d sih a pair, and obtainable only at Wr.na-makfr'.-. Ne liner wool th.w. Ai!i tralian wool. -! lli 1 lour' A Chippendale Secretary Desk Is THEUE are gifts and gifts, but here is a gift that is bound te be remem bered, a gift that can be handed down te the next generation, like a grand father clock, and become a family inheritance. i.'-flllJl.L, ..- ' M ,. k'V ' vr. . rnmm "Redleaf" in a Tells the Whole AT A glance he knows there- isn't a better robe the whole length and breadth of the land. Fer "REDLEAF" means tailored te order in Londen for Wanamaker's. Hew fine the "REDLEAF" robes are! Seft, comfortable and attractive. Just as varied in price as the colors nnd pat- terns are, starting at $25 they (.Mnln A Little Secret, Are Going DAUGHTERS and sisters and friends are coming every day and looking at the men's idippers and buying three or four or half a dozen pair. But it's nothing te worry about because they are comfort able slippers nnd you'll like them. (Main Age Doesn't Make in Giving B IG robust men and women, or little boy& and girls wear them and like them, tee. Most comfortable things in the world for metering and Christmas is the one time m all the year for getting them. Fer one thing, the variety is bigger than ever. Men's Imitation Mfil, ?0 te 1S. Muslim!. 13. Hudsen Si-al fuheared rnusknit), $20. AUsl'u ''cal, te 30. (Main Seme Men's Weel Getting" Here- rPHEY t.inie all the v.-ay from - England, but that's no ex cute, being late calls for pun ishment, i And the punishment these socks are going te receive is an out-and-out advantage for everv man in Philadelphia and every Mluln Imported China Gifts. LMNK i.!ii:.a table -.i.-1-i nev.ly arrived. In handsome haiui painted decorations. It would be hard te think of a better home gift at the price. There are sevei. -piece cake sets, feiirteen-piece chocolate 'I'eurtli a wit tev veneratiens Chinnendale. in fm m.1. hegany veneers. Height 78 inches, width :it inches. Upper compartment fit ted with three adjustable shelves and the doers are latticed ever the glass. With the lid let down there is a roomy writing (rum i-ioer) Kl' f ..: -v.jr':, r..'"v-" .,twju V. .JKflKVI '' Lounging Rebe Story te a Man go en te $30, $35, $C0, $60 nnd up te $(55. The $05 robe is a handsome solid color affair with cellar, lapels, cuffs and pockets facing in a contrasting shade and silk i ' I i I I i cord trimming it all. At $G0 is the soft part cash mere in plain colors and as the prices go down there are dozens of checks and ether patterns. loer) Men! A Let of Yeu te Get Slippers Everybody does. They are dif ferent, tee. Seme like Russian beets with plush bands or geld bands around the tops it's no U3c, we couldn't begin te tell all about them nor hew many j difFerent kinds there are. Felt ones are priced $1.90 te 1 $3.25; leather, $1.50 te $10. l'loer) a Bit of Difference Fur Caps Women's In most the fashionable furs te match fur mats, Si:i..-(l te 13.00. Children's TUfferi-nt Myli-H for beya and KlrK .S.irr.- fursi as wemen'a. SO te S.J4. l'loer; Hese Were Late Half Price woman en the hunt fur Christ mas gifts for men. Heavy weight, soft wool hose, ribbed. As English looking as can be. Smart colorings cunieJ, tweed, coatings and heathers. I erfeet in every way, yet the price is only Si. 15 the pnir. 'lour) Sets. Excellent $5 set.-, llf teen-piece tea stats and seven-piee fruit sets. One of hundreds of groups of attractive' and delightful things that arc making the great store of china and glass a place of wonderful interest ami lulpful ness te gift-seekers, l'loer .rf..,.t. and the interior is neatly and conveniently arranged. Price $80. It takes thousands of ether practical, novel und beautiful things te make up this wonderful assem blage of gift furniture. WT -M-..-M 9 I ) u i V I f tt ti "W H r n m J "vfi - -y.-jv iij , ft,'i'AJ...Mtfet.,JW ?!.,&, fc.,
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