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Store Opens at 9
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Tool Things to Wear and Other Goods That Real Summer Brings to Mind
t Water at a Distance Does
jNot rut uut a Jture
" Near at Hand
$ Many times in' the
!otir recollection, valuable properties were
destroyed by fire because of scanty supply
of water.
It IS oe tier lu luoii aiieau anu oe
prepared for possible happenings. "A
bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush."
Having an old horse-shoe "foriuck" is
not equal to life-time savings for your
daughter's dowry.
Sigjicd
hint U, J811.
JThe oad Brimmed Hats Most
Women Wear in Summer
$1.50
lop rtraw hats with brims
fetbend and dtp In most becom
df cotvm.
Leghorns, yeddas, tagal and
ether fancy straws.
Btack, white, Jade, orange,
Writ, tangerine, brown, navy,
enhid, delft and cornflower blue.
ITiey are untrimmod, but some
(Second Floor,
Wise Women Take a Raincoat
to the Mountains and Seashore
There is a very useful new
rtijeoat of lustrous silk faille.
It is showerproofed, but it has
the tailored aspect of a coat with
I belt and large collar that may
be buttoned up close. In a pretty
(First Floor,
Dainty Voile
Over-Blouses Look
Well With Tub
Skirts
Here are two styles, in
particular, that women have
found very good indeed for
this purpose and, in conse
quence, they are decided fav
orites. One has a round, flat collar,
pin tuck's, short sleeves and
is trimmed with nai rotor Val
enciennes lace. The other has
a squat e neck, short sleeves
and wide Valenciennes lace.
Both blouses have tie-back
sashes.
They are inexpensively
priced at $5 and $5.50, but
there are many other styles
between these prices and $12.
(Third Floor, Outrun
TirHITE vestinos to put
'f into a dress at the last
minute are of tucked net or
pf net and lace combined.
Jie first sells at $2.50 to
UM a yard, and the second
at $3.75 to $6.75.
(Main Floor, Central)
COLLAR and cuff sets of
real filet lace are vera
desirable indeed to wear
kMi silk sweaters the col
lars being the straight tux
edo sort. Theg cost $5 the
set.
(Main rioor, fentrnl)
$0 ",("tU W"lCn a,'e aHfi'
ing us for crlnklu crepe
Nomas that wc are glad
t0 announce these. Some
J Plain pink and blue
" with white, and
"uu are pink blue " -J
striped with while, and
Wmnterf with it. $3.85 is the
pne of either style.
(Third Floor, Central)
jj0FT satin ribbon for
Olrdles is here in six
J nine inch widths-the
l8 $1.65 a yard, the sec
f.S0ai,iirrf. Colon
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old times, within
Jtfkm
to $7
of them nedd nothimr more tlian
a length of wide ribbon.
For the others there arc lovely
wreaths of poppies, buttercups,
cornflowers, clovers, morning
glories, bluets, or some other
pretty flower and foliage garni
ture. The hats aie $1.50 to $7.
Wreaths from $2 to $5
Clienlnut)
shade of
$37.50.
pastel blue or gray,
Many other kinds of raincoats
arc here also, in rubberized cloth
and showerproofed cloths, among
them some Imported ones. Prices
are from $27.50 to $57.50.
Central)
Comfortable L. R.
Corset Waists
Women like them not merely
because they are comfortable, but
because they can be laundered
an important point in hot
weather.
A short model of batiste has a
clasp in front, clastic sides and
light boning; $1.(55.
A similar model with buttoned
.front is also $1.65. Both are for
slender figures.
An L. R. with low bust, long
skirt and light boning, $1.05.
A girdle of pink broche with
elastic sides is $8. The same
thing made of white coutil is
$2.60.
An clastic slip-on of pink
broche hns a closed hack and a
clasp front and costs $5
(Third Floor, Chestnut)
$1.25 and $2.25 Tub
Skirts Are Here
Once More
This is the first time since the
war we have had white tub skiits
for such little prices as these.
There are two good sports
styles, plain in front and with
gathered back, and they have
verv attractive sports pockets
trimmed, like the belt, with but
tons. Either one of those mod
els would look very well with
sweaters. '
(Knot AIMe)
Women's Silk
Umbrellas at $5
Silk-covered umbrellas with
paragon frames, and hardwood 01
bakelite handles, with bakelitc
rings or silk cord loops. The
colors arc purple, taupe, navy
blue and green, besides black.
(Miiln Floor, MnrUel)
$6.75 Is Little for Women's
Shoes Like These
Some of them have been double. Others sevoral dollars
more A few have been $6.75, but these were special purchases
that enabled us to price them below value when they first came in.
Ten models and materials.
A btown satin one-strap slipper with light turned sole and
A gray suedo short-tongue pump with Louis heel and turned
sole The same pump in tan calfskin.
A one-strap slipper of brown kidskin with turned sole and
I ouis heel. The same onc-stiap slipper in tan calfskin.
two-strap slipper of tan calf with straight tin and moder
ate Cuban heel. The same two-strap slipper in dull black call-
Sk"n osford tie of soft black kidskin with military heel. The
same oxford in brown kidskin. Or in tan calfskin with pcrfoia-
lnSny pair of them is fine value for $6.75.
(First Floor. Mnrhet)
Kiddies' Barefoot
Sandals
Well made of stiong Russia tan
calfskin, with stout flexible soles.
Youngsters wear them with socks
ur no socks-ami find them jolly
cool and comfortable.
Sizes 0 to 8 at $2.75. Sizes 81
to 11 at $3.50. Sizes UVit to i.
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Electric Fans
make all tho .difference between
sweltering and comfort on a hot
day"No reason why HOME as
well ns office should not be
equipped with them.
Every good make here, sta
tionary and oscillating, from
eight inch to sixteen inch, priced
$10 to $47.
(Fourth Floor, Centrnl)
Women's Bright Colored
Gingham Frocks $7.75 to $25
If: as somebody suggests the
joy of putting on new clothes is
due to the fact that wc get rid of
our old selves and become new
people, it is a joy which is easily
come by with dresscs at these
prices!
The ginghams arc checks in
nlmcst every color you can
(Flr.t Floor
inraiiTORiiiii
Particularly Good rocks for
Girls and Young Women
Tomorrow wc have for girls and young women thice pai
ticularly good groups of Summer dresses. They are all special
purchases, which enables us to price them lower than usual.
A Silk Sports Dress at $28.50
Earlier shipments of this dress sold for half again as much.
It is extraordinary value for $28.50.
A two-piece model of rich crepe do chine the skirt finely
pleated and fastened to a thin silk undci bodice, .and the hand
embroidered waist blousing loosely over it soft sash with long
fringed ends.
Nay blue with n touch of rose or coral hand-embroidery;
firefly; delft blue; brown.
Or the skirt white and the blouse in jude green, pink or
firefly.
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
Sleeveless Dresses of Rough Silk Crepe, $20
This is a well-known trade-marked "sports" silk crepe -lovely
in the rose, turquoise blue or leather color of these fioeks.
A straight line model with narrow kid belt, large pockets and
becoming collar of White silk ciepc. .
The last we had like them sold for a fourth more.
Sizes 14 to 20 years.
Gingham Frocks at $14.50
Plenty of gingham dresses for less, but these arc very good
style indeed, well-made and of nice gingham.
Half a dozen pretty models and every color you could name
cherry red, shepherd's check, oichid, green, blue, pink, tan and
so on.
Sizes 14 to 20.
(Srronil Floor, heMniit) r -
Inexpensive Handbags
of Leather
These bags arc chiefly in flat, en elope shapes so much in fuot
and there aie a great many different styles.
Pin seal, crepe grain seal, long grain leather, spider calfskin and
alligator calfskin are the leathers used, and they are in black, blue,
biown and gray.
Prices $2 to 6.50.
(Mnin Floor,
More of, Those Parcel
Post Hampers
Orders ennic from Hawaii and
fnr-westorn states on the Inst lot
advertised.
Strongly made of whole willow,
parcel post size -21x11x14 inches.
Just right for mailing tho family
laundry.
Priced $7. Rod lock and two
l.eyj, GOc additional.
(Fourth Floor, Cenlrftl)
WEAR SILK
Nothing equals its cool touch on the skin in hot
weather.
It is the coolest fabric made for underclothes,
dresses, waists, shirts, pajamas, dustcoats.
Now that so many silks are washable, its use is
thoroughly practical.
For hot-weather wear. we recommend cool white
tub silks, thin navy blue or black "China" silks, or the
ever-popular and economical thin pongee silks and
striped tub silks from $1 to $2.50 a yard.
(I'lrnt I loor, Chestnut)
think of-vpink, green, red, blu,
brown and laender; nnd plaids
of a mixtuie of color. They
usually have white trimmings,
but often arc finished bimply with
self-bands or birfdings; nnd the
styles vnry from coat-dresses to
"wrap-arounds."
Prices, $7.75, $13.76 and $25.
Centrnl)
( heatntit)
A New Importation
of Fleur d'Or Powder
75c a Box
This delightful French face
powder, made by Claiie of Paris,
it put up in less cxpen&ivo boxes, .
and wc have made a ..pecial ar
rangement with the manufac
turer to let us sell it for exactly
half price.
The same size box.-s and the
same three color?, Blanche, Nnt
ural and Rachel.
(Writ Ulr)
The Man With a Hose
Undoes the Drought .
And he's the only man who can!
When gardens and '.awns aie parched, and batkynrtls sweltering,
he gets out his stieam of cooling shovvois, and ctetes a wide ladius
of leficshmont.
JVew Shipments of the Famous Wanamakcr
Red Rubber Garden Hose
"Superb," a strong elastic si.-plj led uibbci hose at 28- a foot.
And "Redleaf," A strong live-ply red rubber hose at 25c.
Thos.c are the UwieiF. Other good garden hose fiom lfic a fool
up. Reels and all attachments. .
New Fiction
Buff:' a Collie," by Albort
Payson Tcrhune, $2. A book
of the strange adventures of
a dog and his master.
"Tnr.an the Terrible," by
Edgar Rice Burroughs, $1.90.
Tho latest doings of this most
fascinating of strange char
acters. "Coquette." by FiankSwin
nerton, $1.90. A vivid nnrra
tive of an intense and emo
tional trill
(Mnin Floor Tlilrlrrntli)
J TTLE one-light table
4 lamps wade of Japan
ese vases in various shapes
designs oj flowers and
birds upon them arc in
two sizes and priced at
$5.50 and $6.50.
Among the other UttU
items of interest in the
L a m p Store are glace
shields for electric lamps,
price $2.
(Fourth Floor, Centrnl) .
New Cut Glass
Month
The mcrrv, "mnrry" month of
,lunc is a great month for cut
glass buying, naturally.
Our bright arrays of these
goods are kept constantly re
freshed with sparkling new sup
plies of crystal of standard
grade in various handsome cut
tings. Hundreds of pieces aie priced
20 to 50 per cent less than rcg
ular rates, including these:
(Fourth Floor,
Boys' Wash Suits Cool as
Cucumbers
and good as can be had for
I he prlceo anywhere, North,
South, East or West this is
where you will find them.
Wash suits of real Palm Beach
cloth, in sizes for boys of 8 to 18
cnrs, at $13.50, in Norfolk
.tyles.
Wash suits of gray crash for
boys of 8 to 18 years, $10.
(Seionil Hoor
"Please Suggest
Records Suitable
for Sunday
Playing"
is a request that reaches us
quite often. Here is a list of
fine pieces of music of a devo
tional chaiacter, all of which
can be obtained on Victor Rec
ords in our Phonogiaph Store:
S8103 Hosnnnn (in French)
Caruso
71108 Open the Gales of the
Temple, Williams
ooOoil I Know That My Re
deemer Lieth, from
"The Messiah," Marsh.
Oh! For the Wings of
a Dove, Marsh
45080 The Palms, Wericn
lath The Lost Chord, Wer
icniath 35481 Hallelujah Chorus,
Pryor's Band
The Heavens arc Tell
ing, Conwa.t Hand
16008 The Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere, Jarvis
Christ Arose, Haydn
Quartet
35674 Festival To 1) e u m
(Parts 1 a n d 2),
Tunity Choir
(Seioml I loor, ( enlrnll
To the Majority of
Men Time Means
Money
Such men cannot afford to de
pend upon one watch alone, even
though it is. a good one. An
other watch to take its place
while it is being cleaned or put
in order is an economical neces
sity. And men who enjoy golf nnd
other sports' find a wrist watch a
cry great convenience.
For everyday use a regular
model Wnltham watch in 14-kt.
gold case, is $64 to $115. A thin
model Wnltham in 14-kt. gold
cane, $300 to $325.
Or a regular model Elgin in
14-kt. gold case, $35 to $58. A
thin-model Elgin in 14-kt. gold
case, $75 to $300.
Howard watches, gold-filled
cases, arc $63 to $120.75. In 14
kt gold case-, $84 to $147.
Wrist watches, Elgin nnd Wnl
tham movements, $22 to $107.
(Jewelrj More, Clietnut mid
Thirteenth)
Picnic Hampers and
Travel Baskets
Made of Japanese mntting in
variou" sizes, from capacity for
one lunch to food for n family
and its friends. Priced $1.75 nnd
upward.
Finer baskets of white reed,
stiongly made, $3.50 nnd up.
(Fourth Floor, fentrnl)
for the "Marry"
of June
Flower vases, $3 to $26.50.
Water pitchers, $6 to $14.75
Orange bowls, $4.76 to $12.75.
Compotes, $3 to $18.
Olive or bonbon dishes, $1.85
o S3.
Mayonnnisc sets, $3 75 to $12.
Sandwich trays, $6.75 to
512.75.
Footed dishes, $3.75 to $6.75.
Salad or berry bowls, $3.75 to
$20.
Piimh bowls, $23 to $175.
CheMnut)
Wash suits of tan linen, in 8 to
18 year sizes, $8.50.
Wash trousers, in 8 to 18 car
m.cs, $1.75 to $3.
Sports blouses for boys of S to
15 years, $1 25 to $2.25.
And for lads of 3 to 9 years we
hate a very good selection of
wnsh suits in Oliver Twist, midd.v
and shirt styles at $4 to $5.50.
t'entrnl)
Another Carload of
Kennebec Canoes
We do not know of any other
canoes bn good and wc are glad
to be able to promise delicr
before the Fourth of July.
Just now ve hnvc 12, 16, 17 and
18 foot tanocs in led, green, blue
nnd gray.
Kennebec models, $77.50 to
$100.50.
Kinco models, $70 to $102.
Torpedo models, $80 to $103.
Sponson models, $97 50 to
120.50.
Outboaid motor models, $90 to
m32.
Maine guide models, $75 to $80.
War canoe models, $150 to
f280.
Paddle.-, cushions, etc., for
canoes.
(The (inller.v, Juniper)
A Cold Drink
Any Minute
mi the motor, in the sickroom,
on the picnic, anywhere, rcgard-le-
of ice if you have a
VACUUM BOTTLE. No longer,
a luxuiy, but a necessity. Every
size, style and fotm is here, fiom
$2.25 for half-pint size to $15 for
cation.
(I mirth I loor, (entrul)
Bath Towels Made
to Excel
The are made specially for
this store, w ith the idea of offer
ing something exceptionally good
ut the pi ices 75c and SI each.
They are woven of good ub
soi bent cotton, full bleached, and
bnve plenty of body to insure
good service.
Size 22.l(i at $1; sue 2ll,3.Ki
Intjiea r.t 75-.
xr IFIrnl I loor, ( hclnnt)
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There 's a World of
Difference in
Men 's Tropical Suits
In buying suits of this kind, one of the surest things
is that the man who looris for cheapness can easily
find it.
It is equally certain that the man who looks for
quality finds it just as easily if he looks where quality
belongs.
By "cheapness" we mean the kind of seeming econ
omy that is costliness in disguise.
By quality we mean genuineness in the fabrics and,
above all, fineness, carefulness, thoroughness in the
tailorwork. The distinguishing mark of every Wana
makcr tropical suit is the genuineness of the fabrics
and the superiority of the tailoring.
If you happen to see or hear of tropical suits at
prices lower than Wanamaker prices, it will be worth
your while to compare the qualities.
You will see as clear as print the difference in the
quality, in the stitching of the edges, the finishing of
the pockets, the making of the collars and lapels.
Tropical suits of lightest weight tropical worsteds, $32 to $-,'0.
Mohair suits in striped and self-striped effects, $25 to $30.
Palm Beach suits, all of the real Palm Beach fabric, $20
and $22.50.
Knitted sports coats, $20.
White flannel tiousers, $12.
White duck trouseis, $3 and $3.50.
Khaki trousers, $2 and "$3.50.
Regular Summer suits in cool, fancv , mixed woolens, $35 to
$55, with a choice of very attractive youth's models at $25 to $40.
(Third Floor, Mnrkrt)
Now a Man's Good Summer
Shirt at $1.50
Lower and lower! This is the smallest price a
man's good shirt has regularly sold for in years.
Fine, firm percale is the material used in these
shirts.
All soft cuff, plain neglige style. All the goods
are guaranteed fast color and the designs are pleasing
stripes.
New Woven Madras Shirts for $2.50
This latest shipment brings soft cuff, plain neglige
shirts of an excellent quality woven madras in stripes
of various kinds, including some of the always popular
seersucker stripes.
All sizes in the lot.
(Main I loor, Market)
Some Men A re Buying Their
Second Straw Hats
These are the men who thought they would save
money on straw hats by buying them around the lowest
prices quoted.
They have found in many cases that the hats are
not giving the service they hoped for and that a. pro
nounced and somewhat freakish style becomes tiresome.
These men are now appreciating the fine fashion
and splendid wearing quality of Lincoln-Bennett and
Redleaf London straw hats and many of them will be
glad to get shapes with wider brims, of which we have a
good assortment.
Prices $3, $4 and $5.
N Mnin I loor, Mrlet I
Men's $5.75
Were Never
In fact we hao
thus new low price.
They are an excellent quality Irish linen handker
chief with a quarter-inch hem, plain hemstitched, and
they are a good size.
For men who always like to have a reserve supply
of handkerchiefs on hand, this is a timely opportunity
to economize on the usual cost.
(rt AIlA
Men's Athletic Union Suits at
75c Half the Regular Price
These are the ery suits hundreds of men want
tomorrow, next month and all summer,.
They are sleeveless and in knee'length, with elastic
cotton webbing at the belt and cut roomy and full for
greater comfort.
The fabrics are nainsook, self-striped madras.and a
cool cotton.
Wc have 9(500 of these suits to sell at this wonder
fully low price rml they are all first-grade goods. The
reasqn for this half-price clcarawny is that the maker
was overstocked and was obligt o make a great con
cession in order to move his ei mrplus.
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