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To Women Who Want Coats Buy Where. Variety Is. Greatest,
. - Qualities Best and Prices Fairest Gimbels
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If '5 a Question of Service
"Where will my money buy the most In all that combines to make
satisfaction?"
Fashion, form, desirability from your own viewpoint; durability,
if the article is meant to withstand wear, and price.
Price is the last thing- to think about because a wrong thing is
dear at any price, and a makeshift thing worries the owner by Its very
existence "and persistence.
And yet price is a great big factor in these days when we all seem
to want so much and prices are sliigh.
And the one bigegst, most helpful factor is
The Gimbel Store
It may be no better than other large stores ten years hence it
may not serve so well after it gets big enough to be proud. That's
history. And the cure for proud stores is to stop buying at them.
But any store, even if proud or. if dear, is better than the best store
whose'only claim is cheapness you know that. .'. ,
The Gimbel Store already one of the six great stores of America
is working to get .the volume of business that shall make it greatest of
all, believing it cam get big and still rfot be proud, and knowing thaj.
each milliot) added to yearly sales, increases the store's power to serve.
It would seem that thfc great problem is to best serve yourself.
We know what store will gain by that test
Where Paris has been mirrored most faithfully even in the lowest-priced coats. Where foresight led to buying up cloths to such advan
tage that we could, today sell to coatmakers every yard of cloth we have at a fine advance. Certain fabrics we paid $2.75 a yafd for,
makers arp glad to find at $4 or $4,501 Every cloth we bought hat advanced as markedly especially the imported fabrics. And with the
new fulness every advance on every yard mounts high I
At $15
At $16.75
At $18.75
At $21.75
These "Specials" for Saturday Selling
At $21.75
Swagger, belted cheviot Coats in black, blue, brown
or green. Plush-trimmed.
Black asrrachan-cloth Coats silk-lined. The huge
collar and the front-facings of silk plush.
Wool vclour Coats in one of the very new belt-in-front
models. Blue, black, green, brown. Fur band
on collar. (Pictured.)
Wool-plush Coats in blue, black, green, burgundy
and brown.
At $25
Silk-lined wool velour Coates trimmed with beaver
fabric-fur. Black and colors.
Coats of very fine black broadcloth suede-finish,
satiny-luster. Topped by a great collar of fine
skunk-opossum or natural raccoon. Satin-lined
throughout. (Pictured.)
. enr r Wool vqlour Coats in a model after Bernard's
At pZt7.0 "latest." Fur and velvet combines to make unique
collar and unique cuffs. Black, blue, brown or green.
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Fifteen hundred Silk Plush Coats With or Without Furs
We cannot buy these coats wholesale fqr as little as our own retail prices of today.
Silk-lined throughout. Fur-tnmmed, at $29.75, $35, $39.75, $45 to $59.75.
Without fur, it $25, $29.75, $35 and $45.
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Gimbels Llothiers Carerul
Suppose $25 isihe price you have set to pay for a suit and $25 for
an overcoat. Whre will you be best served?
It is your money you are free to spend it where you think best.
Gimbels offer 78 lines of Suits at $25
32 styles Fancy Worsteds 4 styles Blue Serges
8 styles SilkJVlixea Worsteds 6 styles Black Soft-finish Worsteds
6 styles Blue soft finish Worsteds 12 styles Gray soft and smooth finish'
10 styles Tweeds and Cheviots
And any normal man, stout or lean, wide or narrow, short pr tall,
can be really fitted. n -
In Overcoats at $25 Vicuna, melton, kersey, Elysian beaver, plaidr
back and worsted nub fabrics. .
Silk-lined, where that suits the style; silk sleeves and shoulders in
others; one-part luxury and four parts the common-sense of going. on and
off easily. Warmth and collar arrangement to meet your conditions. And
models enough tp tie you as tightly to Fashion as you'll stand. wV
bo much, tor .clothing at qo. , . rvk ,&v
There are suits 'in profusion at $15 to $40. And overcoats at $15
to $60. And all the garments in the Second-floor section are all-wool
and guaranteed for color which is a pretty rigid creed for this year of
grace.
Genuine "Patrick" Mackinaws are the sports coats of character. $10f.
$12 and $15 the high-lights for young men.
"Hungerford system" is anothername for trousers that fit. Special
at $5. . ,.'''
KKuppenheimer" leads the world on overcoats.
And with "Society Brand" forms,, the foremost ' collection of both
suits and overcoats. , w
"That wasn't absolutely true ten years ago ther.e were rivals. But
these houses grew both biggest and best. Gimbels, Second Floor, Ninth Street.
Important Sale of Silk Waists
At $2 and $3 : Values $3.50 to $5
Tub Silks and Crepes de Chne.
See details in tomorroto- morning's papers.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor, and First floor, Grand Aisle.
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Misses' Coats
Smartest Styles 0
Wonderful Savings
burplus lots, sample lines and "overcuts," from several famous coat-makers
'$16.50 to $29.75 Cloth Coats at $13.75
$25 Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats at $18.75
$35 Seal Plush Coats at $25
$35 Fur and Velvet-Trimmed Coats at $29.75
They include : Every fashionable and .tan1r rnnf.fah?t- .rv
color from fashionable burgundy to fashionable black; browns,
blues, greens. "Tweedy" coats and seal-plush coats and some of
stunning: novelty-cloths.
Every coat very, very full. Every coat warm as toast yet
almost weightless. . 41
Styles Are Utterly Fkscirftiting
Odd belts and quaintest pockets. Great collars with the pret
tiest tricks of buttoning under the chin I Some collars are fur
trimmed. Some collars are all of fur Kitt coney or skunk-opossum
or natural raccoon.
Besides, Two Wonderful Special Purchases of Coats
at $15 and $16.75
Velours and novelty cl,oths. With huge collars some of fur.
Misses' Suits Save a Third or More
$22 Suits at $15.75 sampies.
$29.73 Suits at $17.75 clearances.
$45 and $49.75 Suits at $35 clearances.
All colors. About a hundred styles. Variously cheviots, gab
ardines, velours, broadcloths, whipcords, velveteens. 14- to 18-year
sizes at each price.
Serges at $10 to $29.7,5. ,
Afternoon Dresses satins malhly at $15 to $45 '
Evening Dresses at $10.75 to $65.
O .Salons oi Dreit, Third floor.
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Gimbels Boys' Clothiers
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Ready yes, splendidly ready to outfit the boy with clothing
climatic conditions demand. '
Boy' Overcoat at $18 Are Specialized
Not a popular stylo missing. Snappy "plnched-backV nfodels in fancy
cheviots and overcoatings, also plain colors. Warmly fined in check flannel.
Convertible collar that buttons closely to the neck. For boys 12 to 18 years.
For the smaller boy of 3 to 12 years, Overcoats of bliie chinchilla double
breasted. Loose-fitting or belted back. Convertible collar. At $6.50; value
$8.50.
Boya'' Norfolk Suits at $10; Value $12.60 and $13.50
Many with extra knickerbockers. Of fine fabrics finely" tailored.
Trousers full lined. "Fob" pockets. For boys 7 to 18 years.
Boys' Suits nt $6.50; value $8.50. Mostly with extra pair of full-lined
knickerbockers. New models, with patch pockets and three-piece belt.
Gimbels, Third floor.
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Gimbel
Shoe Service
stands foremost in yalue and comfort-diving;
foremost in fasWons,
too, In these .days 'when tshoe
styles change as fast as millinery
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5-iM FURS Tfre
Durable furs. Fashion-approved furs. Ana so wide variety
in different fur colors as in styles that it's mighty easy to find the
fur that best brings out the beauty points every woman, has.
Quality For Quality Critical
Shoppers Find Gimbel Prices Lowest
These are' "specials"
Natural mink Sets at $59.
' Fine red fox Sets at $42.50.
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Fine Uack fox Sets at $39.50.
"Poiret" fox Sets at $62.50.
Natural wolf Sets at $55.
Taupe wolf Sets at $55.
Dlue wolf Sets a.t $55.
Near Seal (I'Zy) Coats at $110
With the huge collar, the "muff cuffs" and a broad border of skunk
opossum at $110.
Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) Coats very fine skins at $145.
Scotch mole Coats trimmed with kolinsfty-dyed fitclf-at $215.
Persian lamb Coat flat, glossy, navy black skins with collar of skunk
at $215. ' ' Gimbels, Salons of Dresu Third floor.
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.Women's Sweater Coats
Collared and "Cuffed" in White
And. prices arc surprisingly low. 9
Sweater Coats at $5, $6.50 arid 7.50
pt Shetland weave, middy cellar and cuffs of white brush wool. In pur
ple, greea aad Copenhagen. VJn pockets and sash, at $5.
At $.$0. Faricy Weave Sweaters in purple, rose, Copenhagen and green,
trimmed- jn white and with pearl buttons and loop fasteners.
At $7.50. A pretty model in green, purple and old re. garnished in,
white. ,bruh wool. j
Fqr Children : Sweaters at $3
la am rest, Copenhagen, dark
CJewJy wven and -very warm,
"gray;, twe pockets and roll collar,
Gimbals-, First floor.
GIMBELS
Market.: Chtnut
Eighth and Ninth
At $10.75 1 tb1u flt.SO
Nearly a Thousand Women's
and Misses' Goats at
$10.75 and $13J5
Values $15 to $27:50 fi
Just barely; unpacked!
Tyo-toned zibelines. Two-toned boucles Eng
lish mixtures and fine tweeds. English coatings.,
wool-plushes, corduroys, lynx pfur-cloth.
Colors? Every color I
Misses' sizes 14 to
18; women's sizes: 36
to 46 at each price.
Girls' $5 to $8.50 Coats
at $3.95 and $5
Smartest little styles,
Boucles, Corduroys,
Mixtures, Tweeds, Zibe
lines. Sizes 4 to 14 at each
price.
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Men's Suits and Overcoats
Special at $12.50 Each
"Twelve-fifty" will quickly clear them from the special tables a great
advantage in "stocking up" tomorrow, while the assortments arc com
plete for clothing prices are rising. There are Overcoats in medium as
well as winter weights, conservative styles for men and the smarter for
young men's models.
The Suits are worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and fancy mixtures
and a model suited for any man or young man may be found.
Choose at $12.50 each. - aimbei 8ubwr Wor
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Two Hundred Boys9 New Norfolk Suits
To Sell at $5 Each Instead'of $6.50 and $7.50
Wool cheviots and tweeds, for ages 7 to 18 years.
Yes and Overcoats arc ready, too some interesting values.
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