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New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Wanamaker's Sets the Standard


Ready-t0-W Wear Clothing
This twenty years ago when
first made up what known WANA gE1V9sszs--$
MAKER SPECIFICATIONS It is true hSNSs -~<
today in higher degree. Wananaker sEax# Gs@S
! ! J
specifications are today even more rigid than NH ]SA
they ever MP l1hMJh
When first formulated these specifca Il M
tons the clothing industry amazed "But H1Zaat IhM
are not equipped to make clothing we'll d1s
that the factories said Then put aHH F~vEi
equipment: put IN Wanamaksr Tailoring n T7tJl
This was done. A Wanarnaker tailoring Il n
shop installed in the best clothing factories >Z
w us of ff sE a1sfY Re E fsa 1pa ssssn G
we began turning out grade of ready -to-wear ~
clothing that had not been equaed up TO that III
time, and which set standard for mems 81 =
clothing for all America 49,
This in reality the beginning of the hand tailored M
wear clothing now made SO much of for advertising purposes B
that time only custommade clothing andtaored in the vital
towea clothing began more largely by hand for
but natural that other stores insisted clothing to
countr-not in New York City-frankly admits today NJ u
Wananaker specifications mems clothing and the basil
What are Wnnamnker Specifications
Well they much than IA points or 81 points
quoted in other advertisements We with the
clothing specifications produce what the public m
ested in What the CHARACTER Of the clothing In what va
This is Our Ansuer:
Wanamaker clothngssnade over these Wanalaker specifications ID
give best service because:
1t is aoo and onlyawool but mainly of long .tap
wool that looks well the back feels right hand wr
longer than short wool
z II is welfing and the fit the clothing wonI
because the tailored by hand
The Of the fit in clothing is important
fabric or the style.
1t is durable. Pockets tear down. Parts wont bread
The clothing won't give point normal
A. 1t is and ahead of New York style
because inspiration mainly from London, where fashions
originate.
Reaching the of London through
are instantly with each change fashions
interpret putting quickly into Wanamaker readtow
clothing this styles kept abreast of
custonl-n,ade clothing
S. There large stocks and large variety and
models covering all sizes and The man. the
feona man. the elderly man, the young man at
school college, the in husness-a be pleased
and fitted without delay alteration of garments
s. At each price the value the greatest hue
of the foregoing qualities and because
buying and selling in large voun1e adding only working profit
Business Suits, $35 $65. Winter Overcoat $40 $
Apiece Sports Suits $50 SIS Evening Dress Suits $40
3-piece Sports Suits $40 to 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Parade of Wooden Soldiers

From "ChauUe Souris"
is one, of the popular new AMPIco record
ings this month.
"The 10Th Hole" is another new fox trot,
record
Eight new fox trots are among the months
best popular numbers.
First Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13

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New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Humidity

.. M 7oi1 p. M. -. 4os p. M. a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
GsneraI Weather conaitions

barometer Readings
] q. m. s9oall u m 90 asIa
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13

This is registration day.
u you do not register you can.
not vote!
to 1880 p. m. = ~
kssiste. early!
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
What are Wnnamnker Specifications !?

WE'LL they much than IA points or 81 points
quoted other advertisements We
technical language of specifications W. the ]
clothing such specifications produce. And that public
esed n What the CHARACTER of the cohng In what wa
better than other cohng In what will better
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18
.S175,00o EXHIBIT
BUILDING FOR FAIR

roIunbus. O.. Feb. I7--Actual work
ON the new capitol exhibit building mt
the uate fair grounds here, to cost
around Sis. 900 IS to start soon accord.
ing IT, l.. j. Tahor, state director OF
agriculture. ,,
PANS Tor the building. which probably
win 10 the largest of iis Kind IN the
stint. Lay, been completed by Z. a.
ImIarn, state architect Iidh Tor ns
construction are I" BE- awarded hhI"h 20.
Iha buIIdInr VIII contain 1894 h'ahs
H., nIl slov,n j.a" ul"rh, dnh VIII ""-
,un.....d..I, 81 i,asi 600 small ""'''"'a'
~ .rIu awe. .In.i ~" "'i""
to.lu. ,..si n.r i"aaea "'s s's"h'lI
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18

UicksvilIo. o., Feb. I7-FohnTh'"wh'
=: hamlet nix miles west az hero, '"''
hrnIes tho hGih founding OF the 'h"' q"
~ christ Ih,I'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18

,r,n,, q Feb II or the 1,52 hom"a
IN TInin. "2@1 al" owned ny "''''' 10
and I5@G are rented. h''"l"'"h !"
ngurrs just complied by b"'I"'"R NV
rurluii0n OfficlnlB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-18

hoI,vaIk o. rch ~ h"iNrJ I""h"
by Iho state hh""h th"' ~ pc Wv ~
TiuI ,VnIh Irail' own Ih''i NV" "'"''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31

Advertising is the beacon light of
prosperity. Advertising is the force
that brings success to any business
venture 1t is the force. which. If
rightly applied. forms permanent
foundation Of business enterprises. II
Is the force that has built M hun
dredS Of the leading commercial,
financial and industrial organizations.
1t is the same force that permeates
the propaganda which is at this time
helping 20 restore business back 10 q
normal condition. Hope is kept alive
by the iuvigorating force Of adver-
Using. Il is the instrument that IS
SCATTERING peSSlmiSm, encOurd Eiug
industry and fostering the gradual
recovery Of the buying impulse and
which. We firmly believe. will result IN
creating hrmer market all around.
Therefore. il behooveS all business
men 10 eNemplity = firm belief in ad-
yertiSiDg as the beacon light of pros
perity, because il ST he ever present
force which inspires an optimistic
view OF things in general. In fact, it
Is the only remedy that will cure the
business ills this country has suffered
during the past TWO years.
Advertising is the force that is
functioning in the gradual develop
ment Of good business, and will bring
Us out Of a period Of semi-depression
into a prosperous and progressive fu-
ture. It embraces all and effects all.
1t is power intimately and insepa
rably linked with the buyer and the
seller and applies TO little as well as
big business enterprises.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31
FRIENDSVlLLE

The interior Of the First National
Bank building is being remodeled.
Miss Mabel Brown, who was visit
ing with Miss Theresa Fox, left for
her home one day last week
Mr.. F. G. Fox, who was a patient
in the Western Maryland Hospital in
Cumberland for several days recent
ly, has returned to his home some
what improved
The |. 0. o. F. lodge initiated Prof.
Owen Friend at its session held on
last Saturday evening.
The Knights Of Pythias members
had a great time last Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs Earl took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Garlitz on Friday
last. The preacher enjoyed the "yei-
low legged chicken served in royal
style.
The Rebekah lodge will meet the
first Tuesday in September in the
knights Of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Gladys Mason Porter was
quite III all Of last week but is now
improved.
Three automobiles filed with mem
bers Of the Methodist church at this
place were at Mountain Lake Park
on August 24th-Methodis Day.
Mrs. Augustine, who has been here
for some time, will leave for her
home in a day or two
The members Of the Ladies' Aid had
a good time eating and planning their
work on Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. K. VI. Holman. Friends
vile is not only friendly, but the peo-
pie know how to prepare enjoyable
refreshments and they also are liberal
in sharing with others
Last Thursday the Friendsville Mil
itary Band gave Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Friend, newly married couple,
a serenade.
Rev. J. A. Earl will preach at the
NJ. E. church on September Bird, 7:30
p. m, on Baptism" He will tell you
things you never heard before All
are invited, but especially Disciples,
Baptists and perplexed Methodists.
The preachers aim is to do his audi
Ors good at all Of the services. Mr..
Howard A. Skidmore united with the
church Sunday evening This is a
growing church.
Progress is written on every street
in our town. One cannot come to
Friendsville any time without hearing
the slogan go Forward" The law
of evolution was long time in arriv-
ing here but since it came the town
has evolved very rapidly.
n.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31
PUBLIC SALE
Real and Personal
Property

| will offer at public sale, at my
farm located on the Altamont road,
about one mile from ThayerVille, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER STH, 1922
beginning at 1000 o'clock all of the
following described personal and real
estate:
One Disc Harrow, / Spring Tooth
Harrow, l two-horSe Cultivator, /
Plow, l Land Roller, Empire Grain
Drill, l Walking Cultivator, l Hay
Rake, Moving Machine, l Gray
Horse. weight 1900; , Black Horses,
each weighing 1900; l Gray Horse,
weight 100; 5 Milk Cows, > Cows,
dry; \ number of Young Cattle,
Brood Sows, IA Shoats, l 5-H. p.
HerShell engine, Lett Feed Mill and
Crusher, Corn Planter, l Wood saw,
l Incubator and Brooder, good as
new; Lot Of Chains, l Set Heavy
Truck Chains, l Ford Touring Car,
, Pair Spreaders, l Double set Work
Harness, l Kant Hook, Lot of hay
and Straw, providing a bailer can be
had before the day of sale, $50 bu.
Oats, IS bu Wheat, l Maytag Power
Washing Machine, l Hand Washer,
W ASH DOIItI anu IuO, OlOIneS NflnS-
err, l Churn, l good Cook Stove,
Davenport, Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet,
l Organ, Beds, Lot 0 Milk Crooks
The farm consisting of 100 arcre of
land, IS acres Of which is cleared, will
also be offered for sale The farm is
improved by good house and barn
and other outbuildings.
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40
and under, cash on the day of sale;
sums over SO a credit Of four
months will be given, purchaser to
give note with approved security and
interest. ROBERT NJ. GLASS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31

erty street; Groom house; modern
cOnveniences; lot l20xl50 feet. APP
ply to John NJ. Jarboe, Oakland,
Md.-AdvertisemCnt Gift.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31

FOR sALE-House and lot on Lib
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-31
ApvERrIslNG MD pROsrERlrY

THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

An air Of thing Spanish 10
achieved in these jet black
combs that look we'll in either
blond or dark hair. The Jet is
cut In a number of interesting
shapes. ............... 3.95
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

The flexible bracelet Is In
high favor, particularly those
in box setting, like this one.
OF sterling silver, Of all rhine
stones or rhinestones dternat-
ing with colored stones. Fas-
tened with safety chain. $50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

This mlfe is prepared TO sevu
the end Of a mans watch chain
BY virtue Of its beauty, and to
serve when needed by reason Of
two sharp blades. OF IA kt:
green gold in engine turned
designs, with shield in center.
$50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

The combination of n kt
green gold with platinum i'
ever a favored one, particu-
larly in these good = looking
Knives. In engine turned de-
signs, with shield for mono
gram. Two blades. -. l4.50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

Creamy, lustrous are the pearl
beads that comprise this short
nccklaco-24 inches in length.
with beauty dominating every
inch. Finished with gold clasp.
z.95
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

Such distinction as these clE-
arctic cases display is cause for
the delight of the most pardcu.
lar man - for they are Of
sterling silver, pleasurably thin,
engine turned or hammered,
and gold lined. ..... l4.50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

In complete harmony Is thi,
enamel smoking set - useful
slIks to feminine or %a;eo-
In. n smoker. 1t may be had in
= a.. number Of coIors. with a bor-
der Of gold. 49,. $50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

This double compact pro
vddes within small space both
powder and rouge, two pun;
and clear mirrorA In gold
finish. ...x..,.....@s.. S0c
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Children's
Easter
Parasols

Every little girl likes to carry
a parasol on Easter-and VIC
have wonderful assortment
of new ones-for her.
Cotton Parasols, in Dresden
colorings, 7Sc.
Colored Figured Sateen Para
soils, $l.zS.
Pongee Parasols, in colors,
$1.50 to $3.50.
Flowered Silk Null japanese
Parasols, s..
Silk-fnished Poplin, Palm
shape Parasols, SIS.
Pure Silk Parasols, lovely
models, s. to S..
Peggy Shower-proof Umbrellas,
s..
Umbrella Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
SPECIAL
TOMORROW
Direct Importation
Children's Imported
Easter Socks
SOC pair

We can supply every child's
sock needs with this large
shipment of exclusive novelties
just arrived. They are of =
particularly fine quality mercer
lied lisle-and the color as
sortments are varied and de-
lightful. Something to match
most every Easter outht-in
sizes from 5H to oA.
Plain colors with Roma n
stripes-two-color stripe effects
jacquard checks and stripes
white with many pretty colors
in fact, just about everything
in children's socks-at SOC pair.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

New Banister Shoes featured in
several up-to-date models, black
and tan. $1Z pair.
Shoes at $1O-Glove-Grip Shoes,
of Golden Brown Vici Kidskin,
Panama last; Black Kangaroo
Bluchers; New shades of Tan
Russia .Calfskin Brogues, with
straight tip and glove-grip instep;
Smoked Horsehide Glove-Grip
Shorts Oxfords with brown sad
die apron. Also Gun Metal Calf
Evening star., 1922-04-14
For the Girls Easter
Goats
Suits
Hats
Goats, $3.50

An unusually low price
to pay for splendid
coats, such as these are
but you will be par
ticularly pleased with
the becoming styles, the
good quality of the fab
rics-and their excellent
tailoring-choose from
orchid, tans, blues and
rose shades.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Easter Toys and Baskets

to
feet Rabba
Wooden
Toy Fourth door
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Mems Banister and Other Good Shoes
Youu Wear Them Easter-4nd Many Months After,oard

skin Plain-toe Sports Oxfords
with white welt and gun metal
leather saddle apron; Tan Russia
Calfskin in English Oxfords.
Oxfords at $o-In four of the best
liked models and feathers.
Oxfords at $7.5O-Two very pop
ular full toe Norwegian Grain
Leather Brogues with wing tip
and full flange heels, black and
tan.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Bring the School Girl in During the Holidays
and have her New Corset fitted

Now splendid time begin getting ready for graduation and
be considered the have especially de-
signed models for growing which
Lazel Posture Waisto white bae S. The Posture Gdle
ine model of pink broche and other especially made grds
S. to S.
Coretsec noor.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Before Easter
You'll Want
New Neckwear

WHITE RGANDY
VESTEES Special, $1.35 set
With edges and embroid-
cred dots in bright colors,
are becoming. With cuffs
also, $1.65 set.
White and Colored Organdy
Collar and Cuff Sets, with COL
ored stitching and embroidered
dots, 81.
Fringed-end Sports Scarfs,
plain colored or, striped, SOS
to $z1.
Fiber Silk Hat Scarfs, fringe
edged, in colors. $150.
Neckwear Section. First 6oos.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Easter
Footwear
Fol: Girls and Boys

Girls Strapped Patent
Leather Pumps, in growing
girls and misses sizes-a
smart new model, with
round toe, turn sole and low
heel. Sizes 111z to 2, IS;
2Lz to 7, ST..
Boys Dark Brown Oxfords,
with round toe, wing tip and
perforations, welt soles and
low heels. Sizes 21z to 6,
$3.50 pair.
Juvenile Shoe Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Dotted Easter
sa+-s
VeiEngs

In colors to match or in con-
trast-to your Easter hat.
Fascinating meshes with che
mile dots in all-over designs or
conventional m otifs-s olid
colors and two-toned effects
all new, all smart-black and
white, in new woven meshes-
hat the matron will like.
Soc to 85c Yard
Yelling Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

A gentleman instinctively knows how
to react toward any social amenity.
He is at ease because he is always
natural. In his selection of clothes
he chooses those patterns and modes
that are conducive to poise and grace.
This affords him an advantage in his
daily contact with other men. The
knowledge that he is correctly attired
enables him to give his whole mind
to the niceties of an occasion.
Invariably, such men choose Hirsh,
Evening star., 1922-04-14

For the Easter promenade-this
smart sports pump, built on a
comfortable, attractive last of
gray ooze calf, with patent
leather trimmings-the shield
wing tip, the saddle strap, and
the back stay of the patent
leather in smart contrast to
the gray ooze-1-inch sport
heels and welt soles add the
finishing touch.
Women's Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Your Easter Petticoat
Is Here-Charming Styles, IS to 50

Whatever your Easter costume you be that you
will find lovely petticoat accompany from spen-
did seleconmany many styles, in satin radium tafeta
beautiful coiorsnew this seasonpeated ruled, tucked
and tailored models-regular and extra sizes.
ttcoatS hoor
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Becoming GirIish Hats
1926 to $3.50
More Dressy STYLES

up to $19.75
Practically everything in
smartly styled hats for
girls-the popular Piping
Rocks-and other clever
little models-all ready to
put right on.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
COIOred TsUeed
Suits, $29.5O

Both the box coat and long
straightline models are fea-
tured in these smart tailored
suits for girls-rose, tan,
blue and orchid offer a good
choice of colors-and invert-
ed pleated backs, different
sorts of pockets, belts and
collars distinguish the vari-
Gus types of models. These
are the better sort of tweed
suits-that girls like.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Easter Clothes for Little Folks
From, 2 to 6 Years

COATS AND CAPES in delightful styles: Dainty models of
$40 to $27.5O smart eolored tweedsFsome da;nt;v
shocked shred preed with bit of
teal little models that will do for occasionand
these charming and oufin colored tafeta
BONNETS AND HATS Every kind of a bonnet for little
!, $3.50 to $3.50 sster-danty affairs Of eolored Or
gandyace de chine strawseghons
with ribbons little tailored hats for every day.
ADORABLE FROCKS Handmade French Froeks of crepe de
$3.50 to $225O orngs~dainy affairs Of oreandy and
voe beautifully trimmed with embroidery and fock
smocking-and models the exclusive little
Inez frocks.
Infants
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Youths and Young Fellows Oxfords, $3.50

youth larger splendid qualities
$3.50
Norwegian Norwegian Grain Saghp
Grain traghtp Bogues Tan Calf
skin in and dark shades
Mem Shoe euon First 90. 4.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
SPECIAL
85c

For Over Easter
pound Homemade Chocolates.
l pound Jordan Almonds.
Chocolate Easter Eggs, Sc
to $780,
Jelly Beans, Csc pound.
All sorts of lovely sweets
and favors for Easter enter
tanning.
Candy Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Easter Victro1a Outfit
Special
$40

Victrola No. 90, mahogany or
oak. Complete set of. albums.
$40 worth of records of your
own selection.
The complete
outfit, $40
Just pay $40 for the records at
time Of purchase-30 days later
begin paying on the Victrola-
without interest.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

ON BEING CORRECT WITHOUT FAULT
Z <, ),
gentleman dncivy knows how Wckw Clothes They
toward social ameny garments atmosphere
he at ease because ne always of dignity that them
ma a = INNS ms % selection Oh Oh CLONES % essential good dress
@ nc n 100 d h p @ a d moass % Psng that IIsh, Wkwi Clothes
ina: % are ed eq h &C G P a g s should excel in these
dav contact with other men The devoted exclusively
aeSgf S E he e.. s 1ssse iss; ]
wna rs elec. lou WIN ma
Invariably, ready wear home
HIRsH, WICKWIRE CLOTHES
Featuring These Suits at SIS and $50
WOODWARD HI' SUITS
Are the Hgtwater Mark Of Hgh-crode
Suits for High School and Other Lads
Tailored proper lines Plenty plain and
Of ' Youth and the proportion and na
stature youth. models and four button sacks
.s- Exceptional Showing at SIS .
MANY suits matched with extra trousers at $5 pair
M.c s.eaps. s.nn floor
Mems Easter Haberdashery
Fouriu.Hands Csc Silk Socks
One-Third Are$ 81
Pure slk-new colongs stripes
and ehees,to sandol
Crochet Ties cn: c,
In Many Weaues
Exclusively will be - f"'-o""'""' '"'"e
. Plain
embroidered and jacquard backs
hgures ><' 3D. ~''o ~ anu 3D. Suede Gloves
Sterling Slper = So pair
Buckle
Plain elaborate designs with aano"e'c".es
ample space for engraving initials Plain and Fancy
monograms ~ to Slo Hemsitc ched PureW Linen
Sterling Silver initiated Buckles $780,
81 and $3.50 qualities with handem-
ST. $5o $3.50 broiderd initials 81 and $5o
Tan and Gray Hats Fancy Linen Handkerchies-Fne
FOrE sneer rlench nanoinaoe on' IN aidrs
different 'o'eS NoeA oe ~N
some bands of self color, and anu ~N.'"
Novelty
well Silk
S. 81 and S.. kerchies, in
SILK HATS-The newest blocks, o eo""A''"s ~o' ~''''
uure silk beaver s12 WALKING sTIcKs-Lgh
Menss Section Fha floor
Mems Banister and Other Good Shoes
Youu Year Them Easer-And Many Months Atter,card
New Shoes featured in skin Pan-toe Sports Oxords
uptodte models black with white welt and metal
and $1z pair. leather saddle apron; Tan Russia
Shoes at s1o-Cove- Grip Shoes Calfin in English Oxords
Golden Brown Vici Kidsn
Evening star., 1922-04-14

If Record has been discontinued
Victor catalogue which viii for
stock of Victor Records Of the most complete to be
found #stsea saaas.4 -
Try us for the hard-to-get Victor Records
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Girls. Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-04-14
Handkerchief
Plain and Fancy

FI0IH uStu TUStCy
Hemstitched Pure White Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs, embroidered initials,
Soc. Finer qualities with hand-em-
broidered initials, 81 and $1.50.
Fancy Linen Handkerchiefs - Fine,
sheer French handmade ones, in a large
variety of novelty colored borders. 81
and $3.50.
Novelty Silk Handkerchiefs, ST and
$1.50. Handmade Pongee Silk Hand
kerchiefs, with hand-drawn threads, in
contrasting colors. $l.s0.
WALKING STIcKS-Light woods
are favored, $3.50 to $40.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Wickwire Clothes. They find in these
garments well defined atmosphere
Of quiet dignity that to them is
essential to good dress. tits not sur
prising that Hrsh, Wickwire Clothes
should excel in these matters. A
score of years, devoted exclusively to
the ashioning of gentemen's clothes
have made Hirsh, Wickwire an arbiter
in what is correct. You will find
these clothes reasonably priced. They
are also ready to wear home.
Evening star., 1922-04-14

Tailored on the proper lines for
young fellows-they have the snap
of youth and the proportion of
stature that belong to youth.