Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

bathtubs the
ing tubs Of rubber that pack neatly in the Summer
trunk.
Pure, sweet soaps for the bath, too safe for the
rose-leaf skin, you'll find the Toilet Goods, To-
gether with the smallest softest and dantiest Of hair
brushes and combs - CONFLICTS, could verify call
them--cean, fluffy bath sponges and velvety Datn
powders
But isn't the kind of service that would leave
Baby adrift in the bathtub while mother shops else-
where for the dainty garments that must clothe him
Upstairs, there yards upon yards Of fine, white,
sheer materials to make his tiny clothes while the Lace
Store imports thousands Of yards annually Of pretty
Vaencennes and other aces especially TO trim them
There are swift, easy-running Wanamaker sewing
machines which to make the dainty things strongly,
that they'll last and aunder long easily, so that
Mother will not tire over her machine sewing
Then there electric sewing-nachnes, which do
the work for Mother the most easily Of all.
DUT above all. there's whole great STORE within
ID this Store, devoted wholly to Baby's needs
And the best spoiled baby and the most exacting
mother could search it and not find single thing that
that Chdrens Store (Third Floor Chestnut) does not
supply: from baby book record 70 spotess white
wicker bassinet wheels.
Not merely will the Store cut Baby's hair,
limited elsewhere it will treat the hair TO stimulate its
growth will spread his bed with the cunningest Of
tiny snowy sheets, slip under his head the downiest Of
pillows, covered with either the simplest or the most
elaborate slips (your choice hundreds Of styles
1t will him up with the dearest, warnest.
ightest pnkest bluest, whtest ot baoy-olankets OF
with soft quilted robes Of fine silk, handenbroidered in
Japan.
1t will spread out pretty nursery rug for him to
roll on it will furnish the nursery with every dainty,
useful bit Of furniture from diminutive clothestree
snowy laundry hamper to a cunning wardrobe.
But the big part is that here is to be found every
thing that baby sleep in rornp in creep in.
walk in play in, motor in 20 dayday in ensconced
in state in Of the thiryve styles Of babycarrages
that this house offer.
All babys underclothes are here, the best and most
comfortable kind, well his outermost clothes.
Dresses TO clothe thousands Of babies here, in
literally hundreds of different lovely styles.
You'll have no more trouble in finding mex
pensive little white lawn dress than exquisite
christening robe. trimmed elaborately with real lace,
at S125.
Most Of the finer hand mbroideries in dresses
bbs and the like French hand-vor. We think
nothing Of going to Paris for anything for
babes-nor for that matter to Japan (which has Just
sent two delightful new styles Of Baby Buntings)
to the Philippines
And shoes? Yes quite the darlngest ever!
Rows rows of them, in the shining glass cases
easily thousand pairs, indicating what great numbers
Of babies depend on this Store to make them
Portable.
Every kind Of shoe for the baby who cannot yet
walk; the soft crocheted bootee the soft Of
crepe de chine embroidered in pink or blue the dainty
washable strap slipper of embroidered pique sporty
anetie OF shiny black leather the plain black white
kid shoe, is represented
they'll gladly fit Baby with his first waking-shoes,
made for him as wee shoes should be made.
TN THE Toy Store-why that's Baby's own kingdom!
Il Here are the merrilyjingling rattles of various
kinds and descriptions here the soft squeezabe rubber
toys many FORMS the rag dolls not only hugga5le
but washable; the delightful oaters, ducks
fish, little soap doll to beguile the sometimes try
ing experiences of the bathtub the teething rings for
And still more here the Kumfy- -Kribs with
wire sides and wire covers in which Baby can sumber
peacefully, outdoors in and which can be wheeled
anywhere when in and folded up when out of use
Tiny couch hammocks too cool and airy; some
equipped with canopy and stand, others, capable of
folding so as travel in automobile; baby-walkers
in which to take the first steps; babypens to play in
safely high chairs safety gates to bring the number
of downstairs to the irreducibe minimum
these the great Toy Store provides for Baby.
The Book Store doesn't forget him, either. The
stocks of lively picture books for his moments of
literary research include Of the sturdy linen books
which are getting rare.
The Stationery Store has dainty cards, to engrave
with the announcement Of Baby's entrance into de-
lighted world.
The great Jewelry Store, that looks and IS So mag
ncent with all its Spendor of silver plate and glitter
of diamonds will surprise you with the assortment IL
show of pretty gold dresS-pins buttons of hand
some silver drinkng-cups and silver food-pushers.
Goodness, hare you anything else for BABY"
Yes, houses to raise him ia! For portable
LCooden houses see SeUenth Floor, Central!