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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PmDADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY- 21, ,1919
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POLES SEIZE THE
ALLIES LOST 300
IN SMYRNA FIGHT
"Enemy Fleeing in Panic," War
saw Reports Kerensky Asks
Aid for Russians
GRAVES FORBIDS MEDDLING
By Hip Associated Pres
Warsaw, May 1M. Proholiycz, Ho
ryslaw nml Mikohijnw have been cap
tured by. tlie Polo in their cntnpnlRti
In Gnlicln, according to nn oiricinl stutc
ment issued at stuff headquarters here
today, which nddt that the Poles have
crossed the Dniester river near Itoz
wndow. The text of tho statemeut
reads :
.''The Polish successes in Oalicia con
tiuue. AVe have occupied Dniliobycz.
naud Horyslnw, tlie nil wells at the lat
ter place being found intact. t'olisli
forces hac rnpttueil Mikolajow and
crossed the Dniester river near Roz
wadow and are in possession of the
road and railway from Lemncr tn'Mika
layof. They hate captured vast quaii
titles of war materials. The prisoners
taken have not et ftcrn counted. The
enemy is flying in a panic. Great en
thusiasm prevails inc itics taken by the
Poles and hundreds of volunteers bate
been enlisted at Sanibor."
Paris, May 21. (By A. P.) A. 1
Kerensky, former pieinirr of Russia,
nml spven other members of the Kus-
inn constituent nssemblj and members
of the Parisian union for the legenera
tion of Russia have issued nn appeal
n th democracies of the world for
nromnt action with a view to lielpinK
Russia out of her present chaotic condition.
It proposes the organisation 01 n
mission, composed of delegates from all
the. powers mid including representa
tives of organised labor, which will go
to Russia and explain to the people and
the different Russian goerninciits the
democratic aims they are pursuing.
The appeal njs: "It should be
stated categoiically that the different
Ruicruments lcpudiate the idea of any
intervention likely to infringe upon the
sovereign rights of Russia.1'
Vladhnstolt. Siberia. April Ul. -(Correspondence
of thcAssocintcd Press)
Major General William S. Graves,
commander of the American Uxpcdi
tiouary Forces in Siberia, has issued a
message, to his troops, in which he de
clares that the American policy in Rus
sia is tlie same today as when the
Washington (internment issued Its
nrm-liiinntinii at the time of the send
ing of the Amcticnn forces to Siberia.
The message is entitled "Our Duty
in Siberia." In it Major General
Graves says:
"The policy to be followed by our
troops In any country is one to be de
termined by the cxccuthc.
"It was clearly announced in the
most public and solemn manner thnt the
United States did not lontemplatc any
Interfcrcm c of any kind with the po
litical sowroigiity of Russiu, any inter
vention in her internal affairs or any
impairment of her territorial integrity.
"The I'nited States does not intend
to permit any of its agents to inter- j
fere with the sovereign rights of the
Russian people. Our aim has been to.
carry out to the letter the policy of our,
government. There has been no in
terference in the internal affairs of the
Russian people and no net ion has been
taken by the I'nited Stntes troops,
vhich could justly be said was taking
sides in the differences of the opinions
of the factious,
"We must all icalize that every na-,
tion has its own ideals and traditions,
which should be icspeited by all audi
especially by guests, as we ale. It is
hoped that rei citUen of the Tailed
$tates in Siberia, and especially those
wearing the Tinted States military uni
form, "ill constantly keep in mind
these facts and fully respect, not only
the laws, but the customs and traditions
of the people."
RUSSIAN UNIONS
BACK UP KOLCHAK
Announcement Pledges 20,
000,000 to Support Omsk
New York. May "1. -The Russian
co operative unions, comprising "(),
OOO.OOO heads of families in northern
Russia and Siberia, announced last
night, through representatives here,
their suppoit of the provisional Russian
government at Omsk. Siberia, headed by
Admiral Knlcbak. In a statement ap
pealing to the American people to lend
their "knowledge, experience mid re
sources" to the problem of saving Rus
sia the organization demanded libera
tion of tlie country fiom Ilolshevist rule.
While their piogram calls for ulti
mate establishment of a new govern
ment founded upon' a constituent assem
bly, thy unions declaied thnt they rec
ognized the Omsk legime as a "prac
tical, central government power sub
scribing to democratic principles." The
organization of Admiral Kolchnk, they
stated, was "re-establishing the state
and creating a fighting, disciplined
army."
Units of tlie Russian co-operative
unions, described as uonpoliticnl in nim
and which mnintain offices here, include
the Siberian Union of Creamery Socie
ties, the Northern Co-operative Unions
of Archangel, the Siberian Co -operative
Unions, the Co-operative Unions of thp
trans-Baikal region and the Council of
the AU-Siberinn Co-operative Assemblies.
Casualties Include Dead and
Prisoners Taken; Americans
Took No Part in Fighting
Paris, May 21. The Allied casual
ties. In the- fighting Incident to the
landing at Smyrna last Thursday
totalled 300, it has been officially an
nounced. The Turks defended the forts
stubbornly. The Allied casualties in-
ude a small number of dead, together
with some prisoners.
llritish, French and Italian forces
are still holding tho forts nml other
strategic points, while the Greeks are
occupying the center of the city proper.
American forces did not take part in
the fighting. Only a consular guard,
for the protection of Americans in the
city, was landed by the American war
ships. Dispatches received from Smyrna yes
terday afternoon indicate the city Is
now quiet and the Greeks arc taking
steps to testore, tranquillity. In the
(lunches Greek priests are recommend
ing just treatment for the Mohamme
dans nnd making every effort to prevent
a conflict over religious belief.
The ltnlians, who landed tionps at
Adalia, vilayet of Konich. 'prior to the
landing of the Greeks in Smyrna, also
disembarked troops on Saturday at
Iludrum, ninety-six miles south'east of
Smyrna, and at Makri. in the vilayet
of Smyrna, on the Gulf of Makrl.
An account of the Smyrna engage-
ment received on Sunday from Con
stantinople stated ISOO Turks nnd 100
Greeks were killed.
WAR FLAGS IN CAPITOL
Standards Borne In Battles in France
by Keystone Heroes Deposited
Ilarrlsburg, May 21. (By A. P.)-.
The first flags of a Pennsylvania unit
carried in the campaign in France have
been received by Adjutant General
Henry for deposit in the-state Capitol
with the Civil War battle flags. They
came from Colonel Frederick A. Snv
der. commanding tlie IfKld Engineers,
pait of the Keystone Division.
General Beary said the flags indicat
ed thnt the regiment participated in
the following engagements: Chnm-pague-Mnrne
defense, .lulv 15-18;
Aisnc-Marne offensive, July IS-August
(I; Fismes sector, August "-September
It; Oise-Aisuc offensive, September -1-7:
Meusc-Argonne offensive, September 20
to October !) ; Thiauiouit sector, Toul,
October 10 to November 11 ; all in
France last year.
The colors also include two battalion
national colors rnriied by the First
and Second Battalions.
Gabinetto
Disonorevoli
' Lft PACE
Tedesco Ritione
le Condizioni
Imposte Dagli Alleati
Published nnd tllnlrlbutetl t'nlr
PERMIT NO 3(1
Authorl7d by th- act of OctnW .
tniT. on ni t the rosloftlct o( I'M!
dflehlA, Pa.
Ily order of the PrIVnt
A S HURT.KSO.V
Poitmaster General.
vita' rcpresslva contro gli itallanl dl
Trieste, durante 11 periodo della guerra.
l.a stampn frauccsc ha dato n In! II
soprannomc "I'lmpiccntorc ill Trieste."
Hcmbrn die la partenzn dello Schu
macher sla dovuta ad un rirhlamo per
evltarc fastidi.
contrarlo
Kuropel,
Ilerllno. 'JO maggio. ln comunlcato
all'Associated Press, questa mattinn,
autorizzato dal Gabinetto, dire he In
Germania dcclina di fiimarc i termini
di! trnttato ill pace impost! dagll
Alleati, pcrchc' essi mirnno alia dls
struzine economicn, al disonore politico
cd alia degradaaione morale dell'lntein
nazione germanica, non solo per II pre-
scute, ma anche per lc futuie genera-i
zioni. ' '
Parigi, 21 maggio. I plenipotenziarl
tfilcschi presentcranno le loro osservn
zioni nl trattato di pace oggl o doinani.
Nessuna dilazione di tempo per replicare
urrn' ad esi actoidatn.
Geneialniente nei ciroli della Con
feren.a si credc clie la Germania tiuira'
per tirmare il tiattnto.
11 Presidente del ( ousiglio dei Mint
stri d'ltnlia, On. Orlando' e' purtito
la scors.i seta alia volta di Roma, ove
conferira' con i colleghl del sun Gnbi
ny,to soiira ccite questloni interne ed
esterc. Kgli tornera' in Parigi venerdi'
II giudicc Scliumacher. addetto alia
delegazionC nustnaca come inppie-
scntnntc del Tirolo, e parlllo inreiio a
Viennn. La sua prcsenza trn i dele
gati austriaci ha sollevato sfavorevoli
commenti pojchc' egli splego' una atti-
Parlgl, 211 maggio. La France Libre
pubblica nim terzn lettein dl Adrien
AVebeii siill' Italia. 11 coriispondentc
tllevn die una gaffe dell'Intesa, vengn
pure cnmmessn da Wilson, potrBnbe
NLondra, 20 iiinggio. La rlvista "Out essere di grnvissimo nocuinento ngli In
look" spera die le relazloni anglo- teressi della Francln ier la quale egll
Italiane non engnno turhatc dalla j vetle diminulrc senslbllinente le sim
qucstlone Adrlatiia. L'lnghllterrn non Pntio in 'Italia, causa I not! avveni
ha sinipatia per (e pedantl nmmotiUionl I "" I'sorta, peitani. la sun patrla
dl Wilson e la founa del suo manifesto1'"1 nfrettare un trattato di commercio
ha incoutrato qui" nltrettanta disap- !'"" J"'lnlil1 l", ' " dlstoglierc
nrovnzlone Iip In lintln 1 !,.,,, I ' ,tn"n da, qualsiasi ilesiilciio di un
fiontiere dell'ltnlln c' relemento T7 ravvic.i.amemo in (.erman.a.
esenzi.ile per ,mw cu,ea. :Ncl "rn.b''?m. ,lcl1 ',.r,B!,,,, ''" ''""
1It.lln ha bisogno dellMnghilterrn. del L "T "".T" ?" ' T "" TT
suo carbone. dei suol capltali e del sun "",""'"" " "', '" """ i"'"""""
.nn.l ii,i., ,",.,. ,.la savie.a edn lasseguazone, ma mette
appoggio politico. L Inzhilterra ha . i -,.-ji . ,, ...,'-
L Lnnn Jll'l,l!. . .. ' " hllnl"' iM-n-m- ii limn, CIIC llin null
"wvu" "' " 'itniM runic gnninie oeiia I
nn. l l.l!. . . .
i-.L I -"'u',rn"r" p,''' l.cvante. , pnrl(, deiritnlia sembia
...........,,. unr ii ipoKginre I i in in e.ri,,ia nnn.ni.
aspirnzionl, le quali non sono belle maniere;
jii.V.
... . . . .'l.lW .
nrll Interrssl hrlttnnlcl oil neclli-enrn llmnstrnlnln n nn"re zloiil eonra F utne. e cio In consider-1 "welcome home ,to as maiLV of the HI 7.UK; :
b . n-'p ........... .. . .- . sf, a
finfTrr nncnrn mrf,! i,i, 1i,,itnl,,nn ilnlln .,lnn ,1a11h ni.Biiiln nL,l,inn,n !, .hiaIIii ..fillne oottiircf ami n,ntlncu 1l1n u'Attl: HfiSw
nuova trlplicc fraio anglo nniertc nun. , v-na i,n ,tnin ,,nii liinii i. ,.. t. i, c,il ,,,! i,nv hrm ili.
delle
piu
le sue
Conclude I'niticolo invocaudo plena luce
n lealta' suH'ootrncisino the odpisce
1'ltalia.
La Fiance Libre pubblica un lungo
artliulnilel Deputnto Andie' l.ebev sulla
necessita' ed opportunlta' dl iiirallcnnza
intiina e lordinle fra I'ltnlin c la Finn-
da. lnsite perche' la Fi'iiiicin ntiri il,
....! nni.i...t .i.. t.i .......... i.. l...., 'a
rum rxjlllllll nil r llllin mii,.i,,,, hi mjmi
prcsenza provocaie. per il iiulih nn.ii di
tatto o qualsiasi altio inotivo. qiinli lie
risui die puo' essere piesn per incidentc
giave. Ksiiitn gll Alleati ml una inm
posizionc lenle c sinceia del piMldcina
Adiiatico in fnjoie ilell'ltnlia.
posta analogn fu fntta daU'Onorevole
Kmerson, repuhblicano dello Stato Ohio.
l'lunip, 20 maggio. - Un comitnto del
Concillo Nnrionale ha ieri unniiiine-
niente npprovnlo una ipqilicrnzione con
quale si diililarn che il pleblseito del
la
charged.
Irving G,
plans.
A committee, headpd by
Armstrong, Is preparing the
a
della
Washington. 1. ('., 20 tniigu'M La
Camera dei Itnppresentaiiti I House of
Representatives I lui oggl delibiiato di
non abla nuovainente n illvnnipnie. La richianinre ratleiizinne dei oinpoin'iiti
invidinbile; ma1 In Deleguzlone Americana pei In I'nie a
apprezza snpratuttn le Parigi pen lie' vedano die m,i tut la
essa soffersc tier la glustizia iill'ltalia liguarilo le aspnn-
ginrno HO ottolue legnlinente iniisie
lilta' ed il rln ondarin all Italia
I'nn lopia ill tale deliberazione
statu speilltii nlla Conferenni
I'me a Pin igi. Lm deliheraione illi e
ch la I'onfeieun lion pun' stjMnme la
uttn' ilnM'ltiiliii senza il consensu del
popolo il quale e' pionto a iesiere a
qualsiasi alto dl v inlcna (he si "in
IHPttPs,. inntio di ess,,.
Berwyn to Welcome Service Men
Citizens of I'ctu v u and the sm round
ing terntoi.v nie aiiiiuging to give a
Thres
something
about them
you'll like
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IsJSv
rm&m
Twtnlv to
the package
G'unbcl Brothers J J . store Hou-
9 to 5:30.
Gimbcl Brothers
II
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Wednesday, May 21, 1919.
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STOPS AND LECTURES TO BE MADE
BY THE 20-MULE BORAX TEAM
Wednesday, May 21st
VKANKFORI)
10:00 A. SI. Klnsr nnd llltmin Sis.
10:15 A. M. 1801 Orthodox ht. ,
10:30 A. 51. 1037 Orthodox M.
11KXIA. M. 1830 lrnnkford Atf.
11:15 A.M. 1510 Friinkford Aie.
11:30 A. M. 1S73 Sflltri St.
11:1.1 A. M. 1330 Sellers St.
12:15 1. M. 1534 Ruan ht.
14:13 r. M. 1133 Paul St.
1:00 r. SI. 1510 Tarkananna St.
1:45 1. M. 3U01 Arttidln Ave.
2:15 P. SI. 3;nn lrankford Are.
2:10 P. 51. .larr and Tloea Sts.
3.00 P. SI. 3341 Kensington Ave.
Thursday, May 22d
KKI.TO.NVH.I.K
10.0(1 A. SI. A and Loudtn Sin.
OI.NEY
10:30 A. SI. Rising Sun Lane and Tabor
Road
11:1)0 A. SI. 240 Chew St.
11:15 A. M. 3d nnd Tabor Road
11:45 A. SI. 5523 N. Fifth Ht.
r.ERMANTOHN
12:15 P. SI. 583 Slurvlne St.
1:30 P. SI. Sork Road and Wagner A7f.
1:45 P. SI. Mlndilm & I.tndley At.
2:00 P. 51. 1047 North nroad St.
2:30 P. 51. 15th and I.ouJru H(.
Friday, May 23d
. GER5IANT0WN
10-ofl A. 51. 1314 riermantawn Ave.
10:30 A. SI. 5000 Onnanttmn Ave.
ll:OOA.M. 3514 Onoantown Ave.
11:15 A. St. 5(100 (xrmnntnnn Ate.
11:30 A. SI. Chrltrn Crrmantonn Afes.
12:30 p,
14:43 r
SI 5342 rhuv St.
JI. 5740 Mtnton Are.
rilESTM'T HII.I,
1:15 P. SI. Duval nnd1 JffTrrtton Sts.
2:00 P. 51. 7121 tlrrmantown At.
1:15 P. 51. 7141 Ormantown Ate.
2:45 P. SI. H427 (iermantavvn Ave.
3:00 P. 5!. 8601 Cermantown Aio.
Saturday, May 24th
FALLS
12 Noon 223 Danfton St.
12:45 P. SI. 1221 Bldge Alf.
Toilet Goods Sale : Gimbels
Household Drugs Soaps Rubber Goods Brushes
SAVE A FOURTH TO THIRD
We believe no such varied assortment of dependable lotions, creams, soapy, powders and other articles is obtain
able anywhere else, at anything like the low prices of the Sale
FOR THE VERY GOOD REASON
that long-ahead preparation and exceptional facilities abroad as well ah here, and the Cimbel Laboratory in New York
all enabled us to buy in quantities before recent advances in prices grew serious.
aaie is in the KeguJar Section and on the urand Aisle, Mrst Hoor; also in the Enlarged Section in Subway Store
require stamps, the price
SSSaJc c " 'J
special Urder Jiootns will stive
quoted covers Everything.
you time. No luxury tax scare. On such items
Medicines : Drugs Needed In EveHy0
ousehold
Keep the Family Medicine Closet Supplied
Bathing Caps and Shoes
All-iublior BalhinK Cnps; an overstock puicliaso from
Mc;
Ammonia, pints, nt
pints, at Hie: quarts, at
4r,c;
Gimbels Household
quarts at 30c.
Gimbols Violet Ammonia
31'c.
Gimbels Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, 3 oi
8 o;., Soc.
Gimbels Imported Baj Rum, half pints,
pints, Hoc; quarts, SI. 50.
Gimbels Benzoin, Gl.vcerine and Rose Water, 8
03., 20c; 16 oz 40c.
Gimbels Boracic Acid. lb. pkp., 28c.
Powdered Borax, lb. pktr.. 13c.
Gimbels Camphorated Oil, 3 oz., 23c.
Gimbels Castor Oil. 3 oz.. 20c: 8 oz., 4."c.
Gimbels Spirits of Camphor, 3 oz.. 10c: 8 o SI.
Gimbels Tincture Benzoin, 'J oz., 3c; 4 oz., 10c.
12c.
Gimbels Fluid Kxtract Cascara. 2 oz., 21c; 1 o.
Gimbels Kphom Salts, lb. pk 10c.
Gimbels Alum, lb. pkp., 23c.
Gimbels Gljccrlne, 3 oz.. 20c; 8 o... 30r.
Gimbels Lime Water, pints, 12c.
Gimbels Rose Water, t oz., 20c; 8 oz., 10c.
Gimbels Seidlitz Powders, 12 in pkg., 29c.
Gimbels Sulphur, lb. pkp., 13c.
Gimbels Witch Hael, triple distilled, pints, 33c;
quarts, (52c.
Gimbels Violet Witch Hazel, half pints, 26c;
pints, 17c.
Gimbels Sodium Phosphate, lb. pkp., lfic.
Gimbels Essence Peppermint. 2-oz. bottle. 23c.
Gimbels Orris and Chalk, half-lb. pkp;., 13c.
Gimbels Bicarbonate of Soda. lb. pkp;., 10c.
iiiuiiuim-iuriM enanies us to otter a
and Batlunur Caps, at 25c ami 30c.
times a.s much.
Battling Shoes I
It seemed nearly impossible to
have a pair of Bathinp; Shoe-! ,
made to sell at 30c. Special '
value.
lot ot ery
Many are
lesirable Beach
worth thioe and
local
Hats
four
Sponces.
bath, toilet
to S3.
Sponges
for all purposes
cleaning, etc., at 10c
Imported Perfumery
Best European Makes Are Represented
Ctity of Fiance, Houbicant, Roper & Gallct, KerkofT, D'Orsay,
Avenel, LeRiand, Piveis Finns, "Violet," and many others,
lour finorite perfume is more than apt to be at Gimbels.
100 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets, 50c
Of course, guaranteed.
Tanlac at 89c.
Sloan's Liniment, at 21c, 12c, 84c.
"inol, a ifconstructive tonic, 89c.
'Hick's Malted Milk, 40c. 80c. $3.10.
:mbels Syrup Sarsaparilla, a spring
at
tonie, at
Usoline Oil, a refined mineral oil, large bottle
40c.
Xujol, a refined mineral oil 20-oz. size at 78c.
.Nuxated iron, 51. 10 size, c.
Freefone for corns. 30c.
Sal Hcpatica. at 26c.
Peroxide of Hydrogen, lb. bottle, 18c.
Amholt. & Schaefer's Malt Extract, an excellent
tonic, bottle at 13c.
Dioxogen, at 19c, 37c and 57c.
78c,
Gimbels Syrup White Pine and Tar, Kic.
(tlyco-Th moline, al 2(5c, 32c, 91c.
Jad Salts, at 78c.
Glass Menthol Inhalers, at 8c.
tocneiies Amos, a mouth wash, laice mzp. at
Castor Oil Capsules, one-half doz. in box. at 7r.
Baume's Analgcsique "Bcngique," at 32c.
L.vsol, at 13c and 83c.
Musterole, at 2(ic nnd 32c.
Mentholatum, at 21c and 42c.
Lambert's Listerine, at 21c, 17c, 8(c.
AJaddin'Soap Ujcs. in all shades, at 3 for 23c.
Carbona, 13c. 22c. 83c.
Kissingen Salts, lb. size, at $1.04.
Gimbels Fig Sjrup, large sizo, at 15c.
Palmolive Soap at $1 a Dozen
"Omnibus" Soaps, $1.50, 90c'
Face Powders Creams
Deodorants
Seeley's Adjustp Rupture Pad
.Increases efficiency of a trut$ SO f.
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Tli arlf-adjuttluc features of this r
It rMjr to vrmr. nnd th Ihumb.
Bi-rr lUiulntor nllo of altrrlni r-
ture at mil. moot ruimirn craw aianir
19 prrsuiie iruir mni icetnru tikh
r were not. iitir irop'o
flilrfflnrtd methods Insaro
for tery nnd tur
anr. . . .... i a.
wore bru t
la tho bestnninc
rnplltncrs and
mproTeniont- f
wSfwtk
Face Powders and Rouges
Java Face Powder, at 37c.
Ouida Face Powder, at 2fic
and 52c.
Tetlow's Swandown Face
Powder, 18c.
Tetlow's Gossamer Face Pow
der. 21c.
Tetlow'R Pussywillow Face
Powder, 40c.
Orchard White, at 37c.
Gimbels Liquid Rouge, 19c.
Gimbels, Vanity Box .Rouge,
complete, 19c.
Gimbels Face Powder. 32c box.
Gimbels Vanity Box Powder or
Rouge, with puff, 23c.
Gimbels Lip Sticks, 8c.
Gimbels Eye Brow Pencils. 8c.
Dorin's Compact Powder, 32c.
Dorin's Compact Rouge, 32c.
Hush, at 19c.
Mum, at 21c.
Odorsweet, at 19c.
Amolin, 19c and 37c.
Nonspi, at 42c.
Odorono, 26c, 32c and 94r,
Cold Creams
Ramsdell
Cold
Daggett &
Cream, at 37c.
Hinds. Honey and Almond Lo
tion, at 37c.
Gimbels Theatrical Cream, ii
lb., 21c; M lb., 33c; 1 lb., 58c.
Gimbels Almond Cream, 23c.
Elcaya Cream, at G3c.
Gimbels Cold Cream, lie jar.
Ponds Cold Cream, 21c and 12c.
You can't think of "delicious"
or "refreshing" without think
ing of Coca-Cola.
You can't drink Coca-Cola without
being delighted and refreshed.
The taste is the (est of Coca-Cola
quality bo clearly distinguishes it
from imitations that you cannot be
deceived.
Demand the genuine by (ull name
nicknames encourage substitution.
The Coca-Cola Co.
atlanta, ga.
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Celluloid Toilet Articles
Specials Sets Can Be "Matched Up"
Among which aie Hair Brush-
es, Mirrors, Combs. Puff Boxes.
Hair Receivers, Trays, Jewpl t
Boxes, Frames. Manicure Pieces,
Buffers, Cloth Brushes, Hat
Brushes. Perfume Bottles, etc.
Hair Brushes at $1 to $3.
Mirrors at $1.23 to S3.75.
Trays at 50c to S2.50.
Frames at 50c and $1.
Cloth Brushes at S2 and $2.25..
Hat Brushes at $1 and $1.23.
Shoe Horns at 10c and 50c.
Military Brushes at $2.50 and
$2.75.
And many other items.
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Special Engraving Offer
Three-piece Imperial Brush,
Comb and .Mirror Tjoilet Set,
complete with jour monogram,
at $5.
Rubber Goods and
Hospital Supplies
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles,
at 30c, 65c, 85c.
.tieiai hoi aler Unities,
special at $1.15.
Imalid Rings, at 50c and 75c.
Silk Riihbcrird Cushions for '
home oi traeling use, at SI. !
Infants' Far or llcer Sringes
at 10c.
Rubber Syringes, at 10c, 12' jc,
18c, 25c, 38c and 50c.
All-iuhhor Ice Caps, at $1. I
Rubber Tubing, 5' , ft. length,
25c. J
Chamois, at 25c, 45c, 75c, $1, i
S1.25.
Whisk Brooms, at 20c, 40c, 15c,
50c. 55c, ti.'ic.
Dressing Combs, at 10c, 25c. 35c i
and ti5c. i
I Black Ruhbei I)rcMing Combs.
at 20c.
And Other Specials in Soaps
Jas. b. Kirk s Jap Rose Glycer
ine Soap, large cakeh, at 7'2C
cake, 88c do.
Resinol Toilet Soap, 20c cake.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, 20c
cake.
Pears I'nsccnted Soap. 12c cake.
Gimhek Glycerine Soap, lose or
violet odor, 10c cake, 75c do..
Floating Castile Soap, large
bar, 50c bai.
Knk'b ()al Line Toilet Soap,
honey, eldei flower, glycerine,
large cakes, 10c cake, or $1 doz.
OIne Oil Soap, made of palm
and olhe oil, at 90c doz.
()lie Oil Castile Soap, 12c cake.
Shah of Pei mh Castile Soap, at
12c cake.
Lehman's Wonder Soap, made
of pure cocoanut oil, excellent for
shampooing, at 7c cake, 80c doz.
Reverie Toilet Soap, violet odor,
2 cakes in a box, at 15c.
American Lady Toilet Soap,
assorted odors 35c doz.
"Bamboo Flouts" Toilet Soap,
at 5c cake oi case of 100 cakes
for $4.65.
White Castile Soap, 50c bar.
Peroxide Toilet Soap, cake at
7c. 75c doz.
Gimbels Bath Soap, large
cakes, iolet odor, at $1.35 doz.
Spiehler's Olive Oil Castile
Kirk's Skin
do..
Soap, 7' 2 cake, 83c
Soap, at SI.
"Oh-.My'
Ha7Pl Soap,
100 cakes.
bar.
Floating Witch
: cake oi $4.75 for
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at 50c
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Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes Clothes Brushes
Han Blushes, at 50c, American and imported Hair Blushes, as
sorted wood backs, all excellent values.
Hair Brushes, at 25c. .
Hair Brushes, at 75c, S. S1.50
and up to S2.50. Assoited wood
backs, excellent biistles and
worth at least double.
Tooth Brushes, imnoited kinds,
all styles and textuies, at 10c,
121, c, 15c, 18c and 25c. Worth
double.
Nail brushes, at 10c, 15c, 18c
and 25c
Bath
handles,
Brushes, detachable
at 50c, 65c, 75c, $1.
Cloth and Hat Brushes, at 10c,
25c and 50c.
Complexion Brushes, at 25c.
Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes
special at 65c.
Hughes' Ideal Hair Brushes
at $1.45 and $1.65.
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Shaving
Preparations
Daggett & Ramsdell Shaving
Stick or Shaving Cream, at 23c.
Palmolive Shaving Cream, 28c.
Styptic Pencils, 5c each or 3
for 10c.
Camphorese, for after shaving,
at 15c. ,
Molle Shaving Cream, at 19c.
Johnson & Johnson Shaving
Cream, at 25c.
Shaving Bruahes, at 25c.
Worth much more.
Colgate's Shaving Stick or
Shaving Cream, and a half pint
of Gimbels imported Bay Rum,
the two for 70c.
Hair, Tonics
Beshore's Hair Tonic, at 68c.
Hay's Hair Health, at 37c and
78c.
Danderinc, at 73c.
Dylox for gray hair, at 52c.
Canute Water for gray hair,
al $1.
Gimbels Quinine Hair Tonic,
47c and 89c.
Gramaton Hair Tonic, 26c.
Gimbels Liquid Green Sham
poo, at 42c.
Gimbels Harina Cologne, 47c,
Gimbels Bandoline, at 21c.
Gimbels Brilliantine, at 26c.
Gimbels Hair Tonic, 68c.
J Tooth Preparations
1 Pebeco Tooth P.iste, at 38c.
lbodon Tooth Paste, at 19c.
, Pepsodent Tooth Paste, at 42c.
Fronham's Tooth Paste, 12c.
Kolynos Tooth Paste, at 21c.
Kal Pheno Tooth Paste or Pow
! der. at 21c.
I Colgate's Dental Cream, at He
and 26c.
Pjorrhocide, for icceding gums,
I at 78c.
i Lynns Tooth Powder, at 21c.
Calox Tooth Ponder, 21c and
47c.
Colgate's Dental Powder, 16c
1 and 25c.
I Gimbels Tooth Powder, lie.
I Rubifoam, at 21c.
Pyoradent, for leceding gums,
at 47c.
Lawiris, at 21c.
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, handles aie "seconds," at 17c each,
3 for 5lr. Child's si.e, handle.-, aie "seconds," at 10c.
Pills and
Bland's Iron Pills, 5-giain, 100
in bottle, at 18c.
Compound Cathartic Pills, Kit)
in bottle. 25c.
Calomel and Soda Tablets, one
fouith main, J00 in bottle, 15c;
one-tnnth grain, 100 in bottle,
15 c.
Tablets
Cascara Tablets, 3-grain, 100
in bottle, 21c; and 5-giain at
25c.
Aloin and Cosearin Tablets, 100
in bottle, 25c.
Hinkel's Cascarin, 25c.
Lady Webster Pills, 23c.
Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, 2 dggen at :5f)c, 100 for $1.19
1-lb. Cans Gimbels Violet or Corylopsis "1 Q
Toilet Powder A
Garden Talcum Powder,
Talcum Powder, laige cans
asst. odois. at lie can.
Johnson & Johnson Red Cross
Baby Talcum, at Hie can.
Mary
63c.
Ma is Talcum Powder,
Babcock's Butterfly
Powder, 26c.
26c.
Talcum
limit). Is Tnilfl (Jomls riPftlon ami UianU Aiiile Flrnt door;
also Knlnrsed Subway Stole Section
Palmolive Combinations
Palmolive Shampoo, with 2 cakes Palmolive Soap, at 47c.
Palmolive Cold Cream with 2 cakes Palmolive Spap, at 47c jar.
Palmolive Face Ponder, with 2 cakes Palmolive Soap, at 47c box.
Palmolive Talcum Powder, with 1 cake Palmolive Soap, at 24.
Manicure
Preparations
Gimbels Nail Bleach, at Kic
bottle.
Gimbels Nail Polish, at 1 tic
cake. Hyglo Nail Polish, at 20c and
37c.
Hyglo Cuticle Remoter, 20c.
Toilet Pumice, with or without
handle, at 7c.
Perfumed Powdered Pumice, at
15c. Nail Files, large sue, at 25c.
Manicure Scissors, at 75c.
Emery Boards, 5c doz.; large
size, 10c doz.
Nail Buffers, large size, 35c.
Real Orange Wood Sticks, at 5c
each.
Pearl Nail Cleaner. 10c each.
Nail ClippersHat 15c.
Cuter, for manicuring, at 32c
and 63c.
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Subway Store : Toilet Goods Specials
'aver, 4 Rolls I
Yum Yum Toilet
for 2.ic.
High-Grade Toilet Tissue, 4-oz.
Rolls at 12 Rolls for 35c.
Westoter Toilet Tissue, 10 Rolls
for 38c.
Bob White Toilet Tissue, 5
Rolls for 2")C
Puritan Toilet Tissue, 600
Sheets in Rolls, 6 Rolls 48c.
Handy Toilet Tissue, 7-oz.
Paekaire. 3 Packaires for 25c.
A. P. W. Toilet Tissue, (Rolls), i. 51.40.
10.000 Sheets in a carton, $1.45 ' Mothozone
Protection Against Moths
Naphthaline Flakes. 12c lb.
Naphthaline .Moth Balls, 15c. lb.
Tar Sheets, 10c ea., 90c doz.
Manahan's Tar Bags, Business
Suit size, 65c.
Manahan's Tar Bags, Overcoat
size, 90c.
Manahan's Tar Bags, Ulster
size, $1.15.
Manahan s Tar Bags, Auto size,
Crystals (a moth
compound), at 25c a package.
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A. P W, Paper Towels. 150 Naphthaline Cedar or Lavender,
Towels in a Roll, at 25c Roll. ! nt 20c a package.
Gimbels, Enlarged Toilet Goods Section, Subway Store
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