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Happy Faces Everywhere Anting TMigs I lake Otters -Glad-and Wamamaker's the Heart of It All
Frem the Writings of
The Founder
Seme Day Net Se Far Distant
, My Little Pencil
will have written its last piece and be laid aside.
With simple, heartfelt gratitude te the many who have
written me encouraging letters, nnd ethers who have
personally sought me with thankful words, I write these
heartfelt lines te say that what at first seemed a task became
g pleasure, because I felt in my own soul almost everything
I wrote, and desired, as I put it down in words, te be helpful
te these fellow-pilgrims en the way with me.
Much that I have said came out. of my experience and
observation; and much that I quoted was said by people that
I had personally known in this country and across the sea.
I refer te Henry Drummond, Professer Blackie, Charles H.
Spurgeon, Newman Hall, Lord Shaftesbury, Martin Tupper,
President Grant, President Garfield, President Harrison,
President McKinley, James G. Blaine, President Taf t, Geerge
H. Stuart, A. T. Stewart, Herace Greeley, D. L. Meedy,
Bishop Simpsen, Albert Barnes, Jehn Chambers, Judge
Geerge B. Orlady, Theodere Roosevelt, Antheny J. Drexel,
Jay Coeke, Jehn H. Converse, Henry Ward Beecher, Jehn B.
Gough, Sir Geerge Williams, J. Russell Miller, Geerge F.
Pentecost, Herace B. Claflin, Marshall Field, Jehn V. Farwell
and ethers.
I have read and searched and listened te wise men and
made the best use I could in the little scraps I have written
of everything that I thought might be useful te ethers,
truggling like myself te make the best of life.
The only wish I have is that I could have done all my
work better.
Signed
Furs Among the Most
Welcome Gifts
Comfeit, luxury, fashion,
beauty all are included In the
gift of fure, whether it take
the form of a long wrap or a
short coat; n tiny animal skm
te finish the tailored suit or
gown, or a magnificent piece
of fox.
The Fur Salen has a wen
derful assortment just new for
(Second
Slipper. Buckles, $1.75 te
$100 a Pair
Something every woman uses
and delights in. Se many kinds,
their variety is almost bewilder
ing. Frem oval buckles of brown
metal at $1.75 a pair, that will
leek well en bronze brown sup
pers, te beautiful French buckles
of geld and rhinostencs at $100 a
pair, patterned after old heir
looms. Glittering French cut hteel
(Flrtt
nAYBERRY candles
& may be had, two in
a box, for only 20c; and
mahogany candlesticks
te put them in are here
at 45c each.
(Fenrtli Fleer)
When Gleve Silk Underthings
Tumble Frem a Christmas Bex
what girl isn't delighted ?
Filmy, dainty, glorious gifts
that find appreciation the whole
world evtr.
And what a bewildering variety
thare is te cheese from. Moun
tainous quantities, yet in it all
thare isn't a single extreme net
one ugly combination. JuBt dainti
ness through and through.
lIn bodice nnd tchU, S8.2S (e .
Trimmed bedtvim ami trsti, U hikI
T.
(rirrt
Women's Velvet Gowns in Fine Reds,
New A Boudoir
Mule With Instep
Strap
.Wnely hand-fashioned of
"ch black satin lined with
flwh-coler.
i.S.ft padded insele, light
Katncr sole, satin-covered low
French heel, plain tee.
Tne odded novelty of a satin
instep strap net only makes it
Prettier, but holds the heel
mere firmly in place.
Priced ?12 the pair.
(Vint Fleer)
Carving: Sets for the
Christmas Bird, $6
Knife, fork and steel of goodly
Je mnde of stainless steel and
finished with stag handles.
te I2ir K0d carvinS 8ets 4,co
gm carvers, $8.76.
reulrry shears, 2.
('rlli Heet)
9,W
Saint Nicholas te leek at
prices en neckpieces running
from $13.50 for a little squir
rel skin te $750 for a silver
fox or Russian sable; and
prices en wraps running from
$125, for a little muskrat, te
$1500 for a sumptuous wrap
of natural mink.
Fleer)
buckles start at $5 a pair; French
cut bronze at $6. Geed-looking
pressed steel at $3 a pair. Ex
tremely effective black and silver
enamel at $3.
Unusual values are some gor
geous tongue -shaped buckles of
platineid thickly studded with
tiny rhincstenes. Special at $40
a pair.
Vloer)
Fine French Twill
Blue Serge
Special at $1.50
Midnight and navy blue,' in a
soft-finish French-twill weave,
admirable for tailored dresses.
12 inches wide, all-wool, of
course, and a special value.
(First Fleer)
4-
ruin llluemrrn, knre lentli, II
In Sill.
I.He - liliniueil liloemrr. knee
Irurtli, U nnd S7.C.0.
Spert bloemori, $i te .
I'anUUti, IMS te f 10.
Mrp-ln draweri, 18 and 17.
l'lain onreiepe alia, $4.50 te i&fia.
Lace-trtmmtd envelope lalte, 99 te
tn.
Herniatien union milt, f IS te 7 0.
Dre llp, fn.ne (e si?.
VlKlitgewnn, SI J. SO te II5 '
Oamlielrs 2.50 te f3.HO.
rioer)
Are Glories te See
Brocaded chiffon and chiifen velvet are beautiful fabrics
in themselves, but when one sees them in these fine tones of
red one realizes hew mere than beautiful they are.
The Kewns are in cardinals and dahlias; in rusty reds
and pale scarlets and rose shades.
As a rule they have nothing mere than a metal girdle or
an edge of fur for trimminpr, and nethinj? mere is required.
The fact that some have no sleeves at all, ethers little
caps, and ethers again have flowing sleeves of chiffon, makes
it possible te find something here for afternoon, for dinner
and for evening.
Prices $72.50 te $100.
yirt yioer)
Gifts in the Nightgown Shep
Dainty two-tenea pajamas of
hemstitched crepe Ue chine. Or
chid and blue, pink and blue, or
cnia arm canary, pinK ami orchid.
Priced flS.75.
Lace-trimmed pajamas in pink
or blue crepe de chine, some with
hand-embroidery. $12,60.
Thlri
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A Christmas Suggestion
, Replace the Silent Piane in Your '
Heme.With
9fe?AMPICO
the marvelous re-enacting piano, and thus
bring into your daily life the hearing of all
the music you love best, perfectly played by the
greatest pianists in the world.
Obtainable in Chickering, Knabe, Mar
shall & Wendell and Haines Brethers pianos,
all famed for beauty of tone and all sold only
at Wanamakcr's.
Your old piano may serve as part pay
ment. The balance en convenient termB.
The beauty of the Ampice's play
ing cannot be described. It must be
heard te be appreciated.
, (Enyptlnii Ilnll, Second Fleer)
1TTHETHER you think of it first or last for a gift,
ff a book is always tremendously satisfactory.
Net merely is it a delight at the moment but it is a
joy for years te come.
All worth-while books are at Wanamakcr's,
from Metlier Geese te classic poets.
(Main Fleer)
New. Spring Silks for
Holiday Giving
Imagine the delight of the
woman who opens a Christmas
box te find in it a dress pattern
of one of the dainty new foulard
silks for Spring, lovely printed
radiums crepes de chine or taf
fetas! The Silk Stere is full of beau
tiful suggestions for gifts, start
ing at $2 a yard, or less.
All boxed, if desired.
(r-'lrnt I'lenr)
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A FTER
-- there
that the majority of
women would rather
Have than a beautiful
piece of
Diamond
Jewelry
Perfect diamonds
mounted in openwork
platinum and in new
and rarely beautiful de
signs are assembled in
the Jewelry Stere.
Diamond rings $93 te $2800
Diamond bracelets, $135 te $1290
Diamond barpins, $130 te $1435
(Main Fleer)
P
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Pajamas of a new self-strreed
pink satine ever se much finer
and daintier than the price, $8,85,
indicates.
AH are two-piece slip-ever
models.
Tailored nightgowns of fine
crepe de chine, In pink, blue, or
chid or peach color. $f.
rtew)
1.
Cel
An Ash Receiver
That Clamps te a
Chair-Arm
is a comfortable thing for the
smoker who reads or quietly
meditates.
A match-box holder and cigar
rest are combined with this ash
receiver. The whole arrange
ment is priced $3.50.
(Tearth Fleer)
3rV
all is said,
is nothing
Cozy Knit Gifts for
the Children
Quite necessary, tee, when
Jack Frest gets around and
starts te nip fingers, ears and
tees.
Brushed wool sets of sweater,
P. leggings and mittens, In
tan, brown or white, $7.50 te 10.
Sices 1 te 4 years.
Knit caps, 86c te 0. Fer naw
tables and np te 6 years.
Knit and steckinette leggings,
$1.25 te $6.50. 1 te 8 years.
Sweaters, for boys and girls,
11.75 te $8. Frem baby sizes te
14 year olds.
(Third Xler)
A Pair of Feet
Comforts Costs $1
Comfy little thins te fa, bed
en ceW nlfht. nnil mlfl,ty nlcf
hrlatmas reminder. Bem mebiI
uref.r te eU them bed toeklai.
Of doeble-fMed eiderdown taWme
Pink or mr and In ! fS V
Mnin Fleer) ' "
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Earrings
Frem the Orient
Half a dozen of the mere in
expensive in the Oriental Stere
arc:
A pair uf pule nsate pendant, tt.
A Jnile nintintrd ulth white geld,
tti.RO.
Of UelM mate, $20.
Of tnatne r ate, f 17.80.
Of blue rhalreileny, ezquUII In
color, $10, SO.
Of pule carntllnn, $17.50.
(Main fleer)
Give Her
Embroidered
Pillow Cases
Geed muslin, of standard 4e
by 3(5 inch size, each pair in a
box.
Embroidered and hemstitched.
$1.35, $1.65, $2 and $2.50 the
pair.
Scalloped and embroidered, $2
and $2.50 a pair.
Made of unseamed tubine; mus
lin, scalloped nnd embroidered,
$2.75 a pair.
(I'lrM Fleer)
Lamps and
Candlesticks
Fine metal fleer lamps with
bridge arms, adjustable, and fin
ished in Rold, black and poly
chrome, ?55 te $200.
Library table lamps, fifteen
styles, complete with decorated
glass shades, $30 te $75.
English brass candlesticks in
half n hundred styles, from little
hquat fellows te these tall enough
te b'tand en the fleer, $:J te $C0.
each.
(Fourth rioer)
Silver-Plated Toilet
Articles Lowered
a Third
Manicure and toilet sets, all
boxed, and new priced from $2
for a five-piece manicure set, te
$20 for a twelve-piece set of
brush, comb, mirror and smaller
articles.
All were a third mere.
(Main fleer)
Going te Send Off
That Christmas
Surprise Package?
$2.50
That bip white box holds all
torts of goodies ftVe pound
boxes of these delicious candies;
chocolate-covered marshmallows,
crisp wafers, old-fashioned cream
mint, chocolates and ben-bens,
and old-fashioned stick candy.
Twe bright red snapping bon
bons are there, tee, for merry
Christmas and all is topped witii
a red rosette.
(Down Stair Stere)
Silk-and-Weel
Novelty Overbleuses ,
New $7.85
They were considerably mere.
Made of a fibre-silk and wool
fabric in smart knitted effect.
A navy, crimson and tan mix
ture, the round neck, short sleeves
and lower edge bound with navy
blue satin.
At $ 1,2.75 are effective duvc
tyn overbleuses in black, blue,
gray or brown, the long sleeves
of heavy silk crepe in gay Per
sian pattprn.
Just the blouse te accompany
tailored suits te luncheon and
matinf-e.
(Third Fleer)
Intimate Gifts for a
Weman Friend
Brassieres in pink silk, satin
or white linen, lace trimmed,
$2.50 te $10.
Fancy garters of satin. Vari
ous colors, some in black, lace
trimmed, $1 and $1.50.
Waist bags te held jewelry or
money. Pink, blue or orchid
satin, $3.
(Third I'loer)
"I want te give Berne- I
thing that will keep me in I
geed and lasting remem
brance, se I am giving a
piece of furniture
Wanamaker
Furniture"
Such is the feeling of peo pee peo
ple whose gifts hove about
them a quality of genuineness
and lasting worth. The num
ber of people of that kind is
large, and growing larger.
All seem te be delighted,with
tl.' Wanamnkur Christmas
furniture displays, which are
behiu be unequaled in
ovei'.u' , vhat can make a
celleitnip of the kind interest
ing and satisfying te every
body looking for better things.
Everything in the Wana
maker furniture stock is a
worthy home gift, but the se
lections en the fifth fleer, es
pecially these in the Chestnut
street section, are of such a
superb character that nobody
looking for a gift of distinction
can fall te see them without
being at a disadvantage.
(Fifth and HUth Flenri)
That Man!
Sphinx-like about his likea and his
dialikes, big in his heart, but close with his
words and never seeming te care much
about anything.
It's a question what te give him, and
a hard one, except if you knew him as
ether men de. '
Knewing men gives rise te these few
suggestions that are sure te win pleasure
en Christmas.
Something Handsome for
His Attire
Silk shirts, plain colors or stripes, $7.50 te $12.
Neckties, knitted or woven silk, 65 cents te
$3.50.
Mufflers in wool or silk, $5 te $12.
Handkerchiefs, linen cither plain or fancy, 50
cents te $-1 each; handsome silk ones, $2.75 te
$5 each.
Gloves, lined or unlincd-, $3 te $16.50.
Fancy or plain half hose, or wool, silk or
cotton, 35 centH te $8.50 the pair.
If He Likes Outdoor Sports
Sports half hose, $1.50 te $8.50 pair.
Gelf hose, $2.50 te $12.
Tweed caps from Londen, $3.
Sports oxfords, the two-tone kind with crepe
rubber soles, $7.
Lined auto gauntlets, $4.50 te $10.
Gelf jackets, mostly the soft cashmere wool,
S12 te $30.
Sweaters. $6 te $16.50.
Gelf bags, $1.50 te $30.
Gelf Balls, $6 te $12 the dozen.
Seme Men Like te Lounge
Around at Heme
Felt slippers, $1.90 te $3.25.
Leather slippers, in surprising variety, $1.50
te $10.
Cleth house cents. $5 te $20.
Velvet coats, $25 and $35.
Rcdleaf wool lounging gowns. $2S te $65.
Silk lounging gowns, $20 te $100.
English flannel gowns, $16.50.
Nearly Every Man Smokes
New and Then
Cigar or cigarette humidors. $5 te $85.
Pipes, all shapes nnd weeds, 75 cents te $12.
Pipe sets, in cases, $3.50 te $40.
Cigar holders. 75 cents te $16.
Cigarette holders, 50 cents te $40.
Tobacco pouches, in leather, rubber, pigskin
and silk. 75 cents te $12.
A Camera
Thing
Frem the boy te the girl, or
just the reverse, it is the one net
tee personal gift that still ele
quently tells the esteem that gees
with it.
And hew it will Immortalize all
the little jaunts together!
Cameras are net expensive, .but
at Wanamnker's they are sur
prisingly geed and in remark
able variety.
(Th
Have the Hearth Swept and Garnished
New andirons and a shining fender are $
fitting reception for His Jollity!
In fact, the whole Chimney Cerner is
filled with delightful things for the fireplace.
Shining brass andirons.
Andirons of black iron.
Fenders of every size.
A Glorious Choice of Small
Oriental Rugs
Woven into the warp and woof
of every Oriental rug there is
something that imparts te it a
gift quality of a unique kind,
something sentimental, something
almost romantic.
This is partly owing te the dis
tinctive colorings and strange
designs in which the Eastern peo
ples express their ideas of deco
rative beauty. Anether reason is
the mystic glamour which seems
te envelop the Oriental in all his
activities.
Te these who are thinking of
(Seventh
Sparkling
at Special Prices
rremu-'u snrpmenc jusc in tune
for quick Christmas cheesing and
offered at enp-third less than re
gular. Pine crystal in dcp, brillian'
cuttings. 7-piece water sets of six tum
blers nnd a hnlf-pallen jug $10
14-inch vaBOH, choice of three
handsome shaped, $7.50.
Sugar and cream sets, beautiful
cutting, $4 a sit.
fFoerth
When
Wants an
nA nnnt. Ttnsll.. nn.l 1 . Tr a1 .. ..
net it isn't in the place he ex
pected. An extra umbrella is a
geed practical gift that any man
will approve.
OUln
Geed Linen Gifts
Huckaback towels, fine, pure
flax weaves with damask borders,
hemstitched, 20x36 inches, $1.75.
Madeira hand embroidered,
hand-scalloped tea napkins, a new
let, woven of fine Irish linen,
(Firtt
A High Hat Lends
a Different Touch
for the man who likes different things, and it's
in high favor as a gift. The Londen high silk
hats, with the latest fads of Piccadilly are priced
-REDLEAF, $10; Lincoln-Bennett, $20.
Fur caps, tee, are a geed gift thetlte'nt. In
most nil furs and several styles, $6 te $50. Fur
cellars for coats, the detachable kind, $15 te $83.
Cases te carry high hats in, of geed leather,
splendidly finished, $17 te $37.
and thn Gallery)
(Main Fleer
Is Really the
te Give
.Brownie box cameras, $2 te $5.
Brownie folding cameras, $9 te
$16.50.
Felding pocket Kedaks, $6.50
te $100.
Graflex cameras, $85 te $240.
Autographic Kedaks, $6.50 te
S100.
Photograph Albums, 40 caeta te
$5.50.
Gallery)
for Santa Claus
Brass-covered weed bexe.
iVoerth fleer)
giving Oriental rugs as glf,
here are some commendable
greups:
New Kermanshah mats, 1.6x1.7
ft., $19; 1.10x2.6 ft. $22.50;
1.11x3 ft. $2fi.
Anatolian mats, approximately
1.8x3 ft.. S9.75.
Persian Mesuls, about 3.6x6 ft.,
$19 te $35.
Hamadans and Serapi, 1.6x6 ft.
$05 te $95.
Anether group of Hamadans,
3x4 ft., $89.
Cut Glass
Fruit bowls, deep hape, new
cuttings, $4.60.
fl-lnch nappies, and bon bens,
four styles, 15.
Imported China Sets
Geed Gifts at $5
rhere are 7-pieee cake sets,
14-plece chocolate sets, le.plece
tea sets, and 7-piece fruit sets.
do0r.t?er;s.Ch'n,, fn ''''
Fleer)
a Man
Umbrella
Mens silk umbrellas, full jue,
8 inches, many kinds of handles,
ma acce and ether hard weed,
ninvr tn,m.mEd' "t IB. $7.50.
$10, $12 and f 15.
Fleer)
dainty and gift-like, $S.7i5 a dozen.
Kine hemstitched, satin-damask
tea napkins of a bcuutiful quality
Irish linen, $7.C0 a dozen.
All will be boxed acceptably for
t'hnstmas presentation.
Fleer)
Little Things That Help
in Business
Wallets. $1.50 te $16.50.
Hrief cases, $3.75 te $18.
Trareling bags, cowhide, seal, walrus, pikskin.
$22 te $62.50.
Desk sets, bronze, $13-50 te $49.
Desk sets, leather, $13 te $35.
Silver pencils, $2.50 te $5.
Fountain pens, $2.50 te $50.
Portfolios, leather, $5 te $25.
Give a Quilt
Ne home can have tee many.
Give a geed aullt whether it be
wool-filled or down-filled or cotton-filled.
People haven't waited until
new te learn that Wanamaker
quilts are geed quilts, they found
that out long age.
But they seem te appreciate it
mere new than ever, se we ara
sending out gift quilts in all di
rections. The favorite kinds are priced
anywhere from $7 te $25.
(!) Fleer)
Ceal heds and weed baskets.
Brass toasting forks and firelighter?.
Driftwood powder te color the flames.
Old-fashioned weed carriers.
Bellows, hearth brushes and fire sets.
Leg rollers and coal grates.
The Debutante Likes
Feather Fans
Leng curling ostrich feathers
of the most gorgeotu hues te go
with her various dune frocks.
Seme of the fans are one
large feather mounted en a etng le
stick, ethers are folding fans. A
number are tipped irtth peacock
feathers.
Priced, 2.75 te $86
(Mats Ytoeri
Toys!
!
What magic in the
word! Hew man- must
still be bought te fill the
stocking and fill up that
space under the tree!
What joy they bring en
Christmas day nd if
they are Wanamaker toys
the joy lasts, for even
hurried last-minute shop,
pers cannot boy peer
quality toys at Wana
makcr's. New toys coming in
every day keep the as as
sertment fresh and
varied. Everything te
delight the heart of child
hood! (Borenlh Fleur)
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