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PHL- s EVENING PUBLIC LEDSIr- PHILADELPHIA;? &MURDAY.' DECEMBER 30, 1922T
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r WANAMAKER'S
STORE CLOSED ALL
DAY MONDAY
WANAMAKER'S
STORE CLOSED ALL
DAY MONDAY
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Twe of the Winter's Biggest Events Come te Wanamaker's
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Hasten Slowly
We should put the best interpretation en
whatever we hear concerning- our fellow-men and
keep siJence at least until the information given
us is reliably confirmed.
It would be well worth while winning- such a
record as that of Rudelph Stewart Walten, one of
the founders of the Wanamaker Schools of
Industry, who was well known te have never
spoken ill of any of his fellows.
The least thing we can de for each ether is te
net hurt, if net willing te help.
Frem the
Writings of
the Founder
QMmu.
With the New Year
Twe events of such magnitude and such incomparable opportunities that each year
their call is heard throughout the fashion world.
Every woman of taste within a hundred miles of Philadelphia, every housewife
vithin reach of the City is awaiting the message that the New Year brings, for en
Tuesday will start the
January Sale of White
arad With It Alse Starts the
Wamassnalier Annual Sale of Fusrs
Hardly a woman within hearing but who feels the stir
of eager anticipation.
Here are fields and fields of white, like the snowy
stretches of the Northland. And every garment in it is
new, the most desirable, almost every garment perfect.
Here are cases upon cases of furs, fashionable things
if eer there were fashionable things. Just such coats and
neckpieces as proud folk smiled upon this very season.
Everybody knows of what excellent quality everything
is and all this is here ready for cheesing en Tuesday
morning.
Everything Is New and Everything Is Frem
25 te 50 Per Cent Less
In the White Sale
Net a Ceat and Net a Neckpiece Escaped
the 25 Per Cent Reduction
In the Fur Sale
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1 HERE never has been such a year as
1 . a a , a .
lyzd neither has there ever been
such a white sale.
It's a sale for all tastes, all means.
It can dress te perfection the
woman of fashion and luxury, who wears noth
ing but supple silk next te her fair skin, and it
can serve equally well the busy little housewife
who does her own work, even te the washing1.
Fer the bride and the college girl, for the
business woman who practices her efficiency in
shopping, in fact, for every type of woman
that could be named (and nearly every woman
is a type in herself) it is an opportunity net te
be repeated here within six months, and net te
be matched anywhere else.
Fer the woman devoted te sports and out
door life, it brings everything she can need.
Fer the mother who wishes te clothe her
little fleck economically without descending te
"cheap" trash, it is a bonanza.
ATet a Single Garment
1 M Thni Wns Here
Christmas
It is a Wanamaker Original
White Sale, true te all its ancient
traditions, and without a single gar
ment in its thousands of offerings
that is even as ancient as last
Christmas!
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Everything in the Sale, from a
snowy white shirtwaist te an ex
quisite Philippine hand - embroid
ered chemise is NEW, fashionable
and desirable.
Here is the outstanding serv
ice and originality of this White
Sale that was first in the field
with the idea; it always was, and
always is a WHITE field.
Net that a black silk petticoat
is white or a child's dainty gingham
frock is colorless, but the whole col
lection is fresh as new-fallen snow.
Nothing here that ever saw a
iWanama'ker counter or shelf be
fore. Nothing here that represents a
false cut of the shears, an imperfect
shape or a "skimpy" proportion.
The only "seconds" in the Sale are
some of the famous C. B. corsets
at 65c (cut, all rjght, but showing
some such trifling defect as a
Se.
Of Intimate
Interest te
Women
Demestic
Undermuslins
Nightgowns, 50c te $6.50.
Chemises, 7ec te $5.50.
Combinations, $1.65 te
Drawers, 50c te 1.05.
Bleemers, 35c te SI.
Corset covers, 50c te SI.
Step-in bloomers, 50c te
$2.50.
Philippine Hand
Embroidered Garments
Nightgowns, SI. 05 te
$3.85.
Chemises, $1.65 te $3.85.
Drawers, $1 te $1.85.
Silk Underclothes
Nigh tgewns, $3.85, te
$10.75.
Chemises, $1.85 te $5.
Bleemers, $3.85 te S5.50.
Camisoles, S5c te $2.25.
Step-in bloomers. $2 te
$3.85.
Corsets
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rt i ilium we Inue imxemlilrri "line
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for.
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Other
Indispensables
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iren half rfffiilnr Drier
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Mil. iiflllriillts !! 85 te JIM.
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(utlmi lilrli iiUlx, I'etcr I'mi mul
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trlimncil xillh mil tllet unit IrUli
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dropped thread in the stitching,
etc.), and a small group among the
Philippine garments, which are
ever-blue (until their first washing)
and en that account are priced
$1.65, although exquisitely em
broidered. A n Offering Unequaled
-in Beauty, Quantity ,
Variety and Lew Prices
Quantities will reach 70,000 in
undermuslins alone.
There are 2000 overbleuses and
shirtwaists, including silk and cot
ton fabrics, and se en.
Qualities, for the prices, are al
most unbelievable. The prices
would have been net merely un
believable, but impossible, but for
the size of the orders, which enabled
the manufacturers te cut their
profit as we cut ours.
The assortment is delightful.
In the new famous Wanamaker
dollar nightgown (but this year
there s a 50c one), fully a dozen
different styles! In the finer and
the sample groups, number many
one and twos of a kind
OMEN by the hundreds have been
sitting back and awaiting this
word. New it has been spoken. The
great Wanamaker Annual Sale of
Furs is actually about te begin.
Yeu who read this announcement with a
quickening pulse have plenty of company.
Nearly everybody else feels the same about it
and all are coming bright and early Tuesday
morning.
Prices will net change in a day or two,
but you should see or, no you shouldn't, if
you need a new fur neckpiece or coat what
a day or two of selling will de te the stocks!
Every woman loves fine furs, loves te save
money, and knows the verity and the rigid
standards that stand behind prices and goods
in the great clearances of Winter
fur stocks that take place annually
in the famous Fur Salens.
This year, as all knew who keep
an eye en fashions, the furs, par
ticularly in coats, have reached a
degree of sumptuousness and
beauty beyond the high-water mark
of any previous season.
rphe Darling Little
- Jacquettes
that simply snuggle up te the heart
of young womanhood, have come in,
with their smart lines, their delight
ful blendings of furs, their glitter
ing clasps, their rich linings and
the Sale will open with a choice
among dozens of these highly
fashionable garments, scarcely any
two alike, each at exactly one
fourth the price it wears today.
Women who want the mere con
servative long coats, or the lovely
fur wrap with its graceful lines, will
be equally lucky in the range of
their selection, going from theimplest sports
coat of gleaming' muskrat te the most splen
did wrap fashioned of Alaska seal. Various
lengths, various styles, various fur trimmings,
everything beautifully cut and made,
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The Chance of
the Year
Coats are beih short and long.
Many are self -trimmed,
ethers trimmed richly with
contrasting fur.
Hudsen seal (dyed musk
rat), self-trimmed. S217 te
S562.
Hudsen seal (dyed nuil
rat), trimmed with con
trasting furs, $202 te $375.
Caracul in black, Kraj
and beige. S225 te $075.
Mele. $281 te $525.
Raccoon. S225 te $112.
Natural muskrat. self
trimmed, $112 te $1S0.
N a t u r a I musk r a t
trimmed with contrasting
fur, SlliS te S2S1.
Alse a collection of coats,
only one or two of a kind,
including leopard. Alaska
seal, ermine. Persian lamb,
wminit. una natural squir-
re
Xeckpieces
Fe scarfs, in all the dif
ferent colors, from black at
SIS te silver at $562.
Small animal scarfs in
one and two skin pieces, in
elude Russian sable, fisher,
Hudsen Bay sable, stone
marten, baum marten and
mink, at a price range going
Mem natural squirrel at $11
te a Russian sable at $35)3
Great Many Neckpieces
-1 A re Reduced, Toe
Every neckpiece we own, means
a great many neckpieces, repre
senting every worthwhile fur in the
market; from the sleek, silvery
squirrel te the superb Russian
sable; small one-skin pieces, great,
deep two-animal scarfs, cozy and
enveloping as any shiverer could
wish, of glorious, glossy fox or ether
flu fly furs.
And an honest one-fourth
sheared away ( te speak in fur lan
guage) from every original pricel
THE STORE WILL
BE CLOSED
en Monday and we wish you a
Happy Xew Year Xew
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