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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Wool Remnants
From 81 to ~ Less

Almost all classes of sea-
sonable dress goods, from
light to heavy weights and
in lengths for women's and
children's coats and dresses,
women's suits and skirts.
(West AisIe)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

THE Toy Store has gone
back to everyday trim, but
as there are always children,
so there are always toys.
The Toy Store works all the
year round. (Seventh Floor,
Market.)
IF YOU want a view of per-
= feet and tranquil color you
will find it in the Oriental
Rug Store, where rugs from
the Far East cover all the
walls and floors with beauty.
(SeUenth Floor, CentrGl.)
THE framing counter is
busy as a beehive, franz
ing holiday pictures. Also
the blue room given over to
mirrors is a good place for
the home beautifier to visit.
(F1th Floor, Market.)
PITS of rare glass, ivory
and carved crystals are
in the Picture Store. (FJth
Floor, Market.)
A SUPERB old 1t ALA n
chest of carved walnut
has just been received in the
Little House. 1t should be
used in a great hall or living
room, with a backing of tap
estry or Italian embroidery,
and s h ould have great
candlesticks set upon it, with
old needlework under them.
The Little House is full of
such things. (FGth Floor,
Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
New and Lovely Blouses
for Girls

Designed specially for girls these blouses that
bnaon of simplicity and dantness which best suits youth
Usually they of crepe Georgete in white the soft
flesh pink and they have tiny tuc the round oval
necs and many frs peats to make them preer Some
in spover STYLE fasen at the side and of
course, down the front.
They're all fresh and pretty poses, all in 32 to
SO inch bust measure, and prices begin at $5 and
to $1,000.
Third FoOr,Ch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
WANAMAKER'S
The Lady Sitting. by Who Is
Knitting FuriOuSly

says: 81 have lost stitch or two on this sweater
for my soldier boy but guess no one will notice it.
The lady has gone her way and so has the
sweater she so patriOtically made, but who knows
what will come of hasty words imperfect labor?
The mechanic who hammered hard on the
anchor chains of the huge ocean steamship, which
dashed through the rough at the landing port
of Jaffa and let go her anchor left link of the
heavy chain unfinished, and from the flaw in it the
safety of the ship and its passengers mperiled
when it drifted out again into the raging, stormy
sea. As matter of fact it cost thousands of dollars
to recover that chain and repair that one bad link
which on its surface looked right, but was really all
wrong by reason of neglect incOmpetency of the
chainsmith.
The usual time for the New Years new
resolutions is at hand, and so many Of in the
habit of dropping stitches or wOrse
But please do not stop knitting for the boys
over there.
... -. .... ',','''' f&rnr
Dec. 9S, 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Chickering-AmpicO
Sch0macker-An,picO
New White Waists

They are coming in constantly, for women
them quite much in the Winter in Summer weather.
This time the consignment Includes
Voie with long, scaloped pleati round the neck $275.
Severely tailored lnenes with adjustable collars, 81.
Lawn with cross-bar tucks and coored nene collars,
1925.
Lnene with detachable collars severely tailored 1926.
Self-sriped madras, $3.50
Floor Gent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
When People Come
Back for a Certain
Perfume

you can be well assured that
it is good.
"Charme d'Amour" is one
of the most popular odors
we know and certainly one
of the best perfumes made in
this country.
Extract, $1.25 to $3.50.
Toilet water, $3.50 and $5.
Talcum powder, 75c.
(siain Floor. ChsStnut).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

THE Lamp Store is a per-
L feet forest of floor lamps,
not to mention their little
brothers-the table lamps
and candlesticks. EFourth
Floor, Central.)
WHEN we see the Basket
".Store sitting up and look
ing as if it had never lost a
member, we can hardly be-
lieve that so many hundreds
of baskets were sold before
Christmas. (Fourtk Floor,
Central.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Disposal of DaybedS

Scarcely feature of furniture stock is notable
than large variety of daybeds 1t will be good to
people to know that have lowered the prices of
number of these pieces one-third.
An ivory enamel and daybed, Louis XVI style, no
spring included, is $40.
Windsor head and foot daybed, including cretonne,
covered spring and cushion, is $50. asx
daybed that is reproduction of old trunde bed
is $52.
brown birch daybed with cretonne-covered spring is
$56.
A quaint-ooking daybed with enameled frame is
$40.
A daybed with curved head and foot and al.seel
spring covered in cretonne is now $S7.
(rlnh Floor 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

HUNDREDS of people
HI in Phiiadelphid buy
their Wdndmdker diaries as
regularly as the neW year
comes round. Find them
WhereUer you see a pile of
little red books. Price 10c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes $3.50 P. NJ.
Fine Neu Fashions SAVING Sales-Whcever Interests You
Mems Lined
Gloves

Small chance of cold
hands when a man wears
any of these:
Stout horsehide gloves, in
a good khaki shade, lined
with lambs wool, $5.75 a
pair.
Black or tan capeskins,
with strap wrists, with sepa-
rate wool lining, So a pair.
Tan c apesk n s, fleece
lined, So a pair; knit lined,
$4 a pair.
Gray mocha gloves, knit
lined, $3.50 a pair; in gray
or tan with fur at the wrists,
$3.50 a pair.
Sturdy buckskins, $3.50
up to $4.75 a pair.
Washable m oc as, in
beaver color, $4 a pair.
CMain Floor. CrntraU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
EUening Slippers

are in the mind of every
woman who is expecting fes-
tivities around New Years
Day. The Exclusive Little
Boot Shop has black patent
leather, bronze kid, white satin
and aluminium and gold cloth;
also buckles of cut steel, cut
bronze and rhinestones to go
on them.
(First Floor, Juniper and MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
At the Tip of Her Ear
a Pretty Earring

That is the present fad And the most fashionable ear
ring is the one which fits quite close the ear-and usually
it is round or oval in shape
Earrings of imitation jade aps lazul other coored
effects in pleasing designs, 75c and 81 pair.
Novelty earrings in many designs, Toe and 81 pair
Imitation pearl earrings, 75c to $lO.5O pair
ore,Ch ThirteenlD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Women's New Pajamas

The Little Nightgown Salon has just received big
shipment of particularly good Quite unlike any
thing we have yet had and very finely made.
Prices are $275 to 5000,
stss tTbrl Floor 81. ..tt..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
New " "BarOnet Satins -
Ready to Go South

lust as soon as they be made into suits and skirts
to wear with fmy blouses.
Nothing likely to take the place of this wonder
fully strous fabric the time for to make
their choice while the assortment is and unboken
light and dark shades in great variety and also white
$3.50 yard. - ,,..>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
The Finest Fur trimmed
Goats for Women
Are Every One Reduced


There dynes bovs, zenob and with collars
muskrat)
scarcely two alike Of these all Winter
o
Ff Floor CD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
New Handsome Black Skirts
Will Appeal to Many Women

Women dressing in all black those wearing mourn
inp will choose either one of the two goodookng models
in silk popn One SIS and the other $2775 The latter
has plain front and tiny pleats at either sde
Then there new fine black Duchess satin in 26 to 80
inch waist band beautifully designed with stitched peats
above and harng below This is $22 so and is really very
pretty skirt for any woman to wear for afternoons
FrstFI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Two Large Special Lots of
Women's High Lace Shoes

S55 are 1000 pair of high lace shoes of soft brown
kidskin with tan cloth tops and low walking heels.
At $675 1900 pair of high lace shoes of allbrown
kidskin with Cuban heels
Both styles have long vamps and toes and there
is good saving on every pair. .., ..t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
The Word Blankets Has NOW Such an
Agreeable Sound

There is no place as good as this in Philadel-
phia to buy blankets in; that is, for anyone who
wishes to be absolutely of the relableness of
the goods and the fairness of the prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Some Excellent Serapi Rugs in
Very Unusual Sizes

Small carpet sizes, about 6.7x4.7 it. Scraps in
these dimensions and distinctive. These
in soft Persian red and blue shades and in designs
showing the usual liveness and figure of Serapi pat
terms
Along with these we have group of Trans, size
4.6X6.6 #. approximately in Saraband designs, very
attractive pieces, priced similarly to the Seraps-$85
to $135.
Oor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

e,oo--Grand organ and Carol Singing.
t1;55--Old Carols by Brass Octet;
Chimes ht stroke of Noon.
5;15-Grond Organ and Carol Singing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
$500 Yards Outing Flannel
tSDeciaL at 25c a Yard

Also such good value believe there has been
any to time And this is just when people want
outing fannels.
Roth light and dark good variety of stripes and
checks suitable for nghgown paamas negges pettcoats and
children's garments.
1t is 26 inches wide.
(FirstF Ioor,C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Your Car Isn't
Complete Without
O. Limousine Case

For a woman these
cases contain a clock, a
mirror, a receptacle for
hairpins Cor to put a per-
fume bottle in) and a tiny
box for powder. The
price complete is $42.
For a man there is an
electric cigar lighter and
a container for ashes.
This case is only $18.
(JeweIry Store, Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

NEW YEARS. cards in plenty at SC to Csc; 1919
~ calendars SC to 25c. And there is none too much
time lett to choose either.
ain Centre
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uno 6eoriiden.
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Der I6er9luube iibsral feline hnnb i'm
Vorbote., 1918-08-28

OesioQc in eincr 6an1ilic ouf uncr-
flGrIide @ciic @lico Inn @IieO itorb,
un0 mol miro iih Die 9lusbrcitun8
ocS OilItcrcl Ennlpprgloubcns lciNt
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'Otcrf5citcn crfcnncn 81 f0nncn.
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%omppr gto6 III rnicrcn Sogcn &C.
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0tornborOt cin, OuB iic jc0cn Gotcn,
Vorbote., 1918-08-28
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poroen. Wo0en mir tiefer in ou5
9enten unb 5Iblen 0es @oltes hiitsn,
10 miiNen mir 1enau Die SilOunsSoers
fIItniTIe beiIel6en tennen -lern:n
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bereien &rantbeiten unb llnaliifsfdGe
Vorbote., 1918-08-28

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gren uno Srinten, beim S6lofen unb
9Sa9en gu befoi9en, 0amit Ii9 nitt
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lei lei IS oos Spinner, oos &o6en, bos
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aDer9lauben' feline farattriItliGen
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lerfer llber Dog 9ciamte WirtIfofts
Vorbote., 1918-08-28

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r1h" mlcOcrtOmmc. cincn &icuio
llltcr Die 3unQr l&no 0rci Gphcufrell.
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ocr @llcllltboft Der Ocl1tihcn Spro-
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totC @lncnlhoft. Die nid)t in florcr,
ollho1lltbcr Spro6c rcOctc, fcincn
G1nOrlf ouf oos &Occnlcbcn Ocs.
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nmt bis tiCf in 0na IS. I$obrbul1ocrt
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len Don Ser @crtitbGBrng ser 2lrbci-
tcrihoft. 9jc 9lrbcit brolht man.
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liBenoen in tttn9en0C Dtiin5e umieIs
}cn, Die e. ibncn crn6QIicbt, cin font
10rtnblc2 un0 pit inQar ouaId)meIicllz
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0iCIc 2lrbcit lciitcn lin0 pcrothtet.
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Sonnuerirelt0c sur StdrflnQ Oc5
&0rpcr5, SOS ucriogt lnon Scr 2(rbci-
tcIihait,
2ld, 1ll0 0n lit man uu6 nidt Inn
2lu2flijhtc pcrIcgcn, I'M nicic5 ltngc-
rchtc &crholtcn Ser bciibCnocn &loi=
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lhorf" nohGuuciiCn Oob Ser &on-
fcrott 0Ca l(ntcrnchmena bel TCricn-
nC01brun9 an Die ?Irbcitcr Qan5
rtotiithcr" crioI9cn nlijIic. g8ir obcr
irncM, 0oB bel ciriQcrmoBcn Qutcnl
Willcn aud} Der Sommerurlau6 fir
@lrbcitcr 0urthfijbrbor lit. }IQcrOinQ@
bart 0iCIr ISronc nidlt POM Stan0-
pu1tt oca @upitoIpr0fita, Tie mus
olcb pom ulIQcnlCjn mclHhlihcn
Stun0punft oll5 bctr0GtCt mcrOcn.
llNO mas Die 1robcn 9lpporQtc Scr
EOlt- un0 Observation-Disclosures
mO sic QroBit0otiichen &onlnulncn
Ofne ShdO>9ung t0nnen, ba5 IoG in
Eripotbetricbcn nitht m0qIic6 felt?
@cm Mcnih 0cnft Ooron oob oQc
2Irbcjtcr cjnca QroBcn @ctric6c2 5u
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iouCn. H&o Der quite 8iQc porbonocn
it, 0o iinOct iih oub cin @cQ. llN
mir fonncn ia ouh acknowledgements
.rcl1tcQcL ooB 0icicr &cQ bcrcita in
bCihciOcncn1 N}oBc in monctcn Gri-
ratbctricbcn bcIdrittcn lpor0cn lit.
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5CItcn SGllCn mlh onocrc @ctric6c
tomncn 0icicr QroBcn &uItllrioroc-
rlunQ bcrcit5 noh lu0 QCnGbrcn Ocn
rorin bCithiitiQten 2lrbcitcrn cincn
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infer Tort6c5nblun0 0c2 2lrbcitslu6-
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2ptfcben oen Tebren.

Sd 'tebc 5iuiidJen bcn IcGrer,
olc lcudlten iuic flimmernbcs Nplo.
SStc lan9c iuirh CO nud, m6brcn,
bls Sns Saatfurn sur G.rSe rpat -?
|n| ,tcgc 5iuiIdJcn bcn Ncbren,
llnb Iebc iuadicn bn@ Srpt.
SSle lanac mirh c& nu6 u6lrcn
ulS i'tm Gnbc uUn Glenn unn &ut :?
w. iutro nld)t lnnge mcbr wGGrcu,
bis hnk Der Stjuittrr uaGt -:
nann brlngt ibr gDlbrncn Mclrcn
'ute0er alien iSrnd)t uno Snat.
1dI iebe 5iuiidlCn hcn Ncbreu
fd,On bnIb crIdluiicncn MtpGu.
SlIm Slnbniulrbs niftlanac mrBr uGGrc
cr lcnf1tet ucrburgcn idJpn. -
Vorbote., 1918-08-28

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ten 6efert perOen tonnte. Die Std(le
uno oas @ieb Itiibfe er Durti 8reu82
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frau Die 3au6ertruft bieIer @epQlten
oienltbnr MAIDEN npllte.
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