mmflAMI0i M" W(f uu- H- 'M ', 1 1 ft1" L ,". LW m IE ILL! TD HELP EMPLOYES Steol Company Directors Ap prove' Plan to Advance Money for Buying Homes IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED A fund of R8.000.000 for roeonstruc tion work nt Its various plouts, tlio es tablishment of n pension pystcm for employes and the adoption of nnlan to help, employes to own their own homes are among the things nuthnrized by the board of director of the Mldvalc Steel and Ordnance Company. Under the terms of the liome-buyinK plan, the company promises to advance to any emplojc 1)0 per cent of the cost of any nronertv he may nurcliasc as his home. The loan may be repaid In installments over a period not exceeding twelve years. After the new nension system cocs Into effect, any employ may retire nt the ago of Mxty-llve, nnd must retire nt seventy. The nmount of his pension !cwlll be based upon the number of jears lie lias been working for tne company and the average nmount of his earnings chirlog that time. The' $8,000,000 plant Improvements will be spent mostly in Johnstown nnd Coatesvlllc, nlthough alterations will bo made at the Nicctown plant, where electric furnaces will be instnllcd nnd the bar mills rearranged for more efli ricnt production of tool steel nnd other bar specialties. "The directors and officers firmly bc Hee," said A. C. Dinkey in a state ment given out after the meeting, "Jhnt the interests of the company are iden tical with those of the community in which the various plants arc located. They also believe thnt the idenl Ameri can community Is one in which all or at least the majority of the citizens own their own homes. In order to nssist in bringing about this condition a compre hensive plan was authorized whereby employes will be materially assisted in the purchasing their homes. Lnder this plnn the compauy will ncUnnce liu per cent of the total cost and will ex tend pnjments wcr n maximum period of twehc years." CARDINAL CALLS HE1RARCHY u.-a nf r.athollc Church In U. Sj Summons Leaders to Conference Cardlnnl Gibbons, chairman of the general committee on Cnthol c affairs and interests, has issued n call for the meeting of the entire Catholic hierarchy of the Vnited Stntes at the Catholic University in Washington September 21. The meeting will be the first of Its kind to be held since the third pleunry council of Baltiraoie In 1884. The general purpose of the confer . iv 111 lie to oreanize committees to studv nnd work for the welfare of church and countiv, particularly along social and emicnuonni lines, ii win discuss not only purely ecclesiastical questions, but social nnd educational problems involved in legislation under consideration by Congress, and will for mulate a uniform Catholic polio to co ordinate as far as possible all diocesan activities. Preparations for the meeting, next September will lie made by the general rommittee on Catholic affairs nnd In terests, the members of which are Cardinal Ribbons, chairman : Bishop Jfiildoon. of Roekford, 111., kc limit man; Bishop Sthrembs, of Toledo: Bishop (Jlass, of Halt Lake City, and Bishop Bussell, of Charleston, 8. C. Cardlnnl Oibbons also nnnounccd that hereafter nil bishops of the country, with the expressed npproal of Pope Benedict, would meet annually for the discussion of Catholic affairs. WILLS PROBATED TODAY Sum of $10,000 Bequeathed to the Pennsylvania Hospital The will of Itobert ItuKton Stcwnrt, Tnrrcsdale, probated today, leaves $10, 000 of an estate of $00,000 to the Pennsylvania Hospital. The All Saints' Church, of Torrcsdm. , is left S1000 and the remainder of the estate provides for a sister nnd other relatues. Tho Germantown Bojs' Club bene fited through the will of Ann Bacon, of Blkins Park, whose will disposed 'of an rstrtto of $27,000. The sum of S.'OO Is left to the dub nnd the remainder of the estate goes to lclatlves. Udward II. Burr, 24r0 Krankford avenue, left an estate of $09,000 to l datives. , Fall of Iron Ore Kills Four Paterson, June 0. Four men were crushed to death at Ilingwood, near here, when a quantity of iron ore at tho mine of the Ilingwood Compauy toppled on to a (mllding used as its office. PLATING SILVER! NICKEL I Polishing & Relacquering Single ricces, Larse or Small Lota TAR NICKEL PLATING WORKS 232 N. Fifth St. E.taWihtd Since 1970. Single I'll 'v9 Charming Gifts tf Jewelry for the GRADUATE and JUNE-BRIDE I f SPECIAL! N, ' lugk k "La Taosca" . $mB$k I 8 24JNCH $4 ffft JSMI P5: PEARLS ' a IfSSSVs $ MAIL ORDERS FILLED X 1-IlfRlil " t q And many other Q i f 1 A JJJ ' UL appropriate arti- . Q l : J W w A. c'es ' ' Quality (j ' i A Ei W GL jewelry at spe- JjT 3lf 1-P tfcV C cial nrices. fir rAI I " tft j T V i ('tfg$$m& ' S TM;. Gimbel Brothers Store Opens at 9 For Tomorrow Saturday Store Closes 5 :30 Gimbel Brothers 4 IJ Pridnw Tutu. fi. 1010 - -,n ,,...... v m.wmr- Summer is "The Time!" Dress for It Gimbels Don't let down summer is the time of growth, of life, of everything worth-while. Hotter the day, faster a horse can trot or run; better an athlete's record. A chill day puts base ball "on the bunk." Dress for it dress your home stuffs that doi't fade. Stop closing shutters and getting the house "funky." Gimbel helpfulness; Gimbel leadership in value-giving. Gimbels, Third floor? Gimbel Service in Chil dren's Hair Cutting quite the nicest. Gimbel Service for women hairdrctsing, manicuring. Bsammx n t M i H t I . II r1 w iM-' Organdies For the Party Voiles For the Street, Georgettes Morning Styles, All-Day Styles and Charming Boardwalk Fashion's, Tricolettes and Paulettes in Paris' Adored "Chemise Lines," The Street Silks Navy Blue Taffetas; Smartly Printed Foulards, The Tub Silks Especially White Crepes de Chine The Great June Sale Women's and Misses' Midsummer Dresses At $10, $15, $25 and $35 sroinHg:lfup Styles for tall women. Styles for short women Styles for plump women. Stjles for slim women Styles for big women Styles for little women. Miap" and "character" Stlei full of the thit muse demand Styles for bin; mics and for little mif C..1.. fn. -.... )...-.., ... i..Mn ,........ klv.lt.; U k.uik IUICS UIIU J1UIII MUltl Short Sleeves and Long Sleeves t tared Sleeves and bitted Sleeves Even Ruffled Sleeves t Draped skirts and straight skirts and quaintly ruffled skirts and caught-in-at-the-very-hem skirts. Round-necks and square-necks and pleasant-necks and fascinating collar treatments. Every Color That Seemed Good to Paris, Ne w York or Philadelphia Every size at each price Women's: 36 to 46; Misses' 14 to 20. Gimbels, Salons ofDress, Third floor en's Mohair Suits of Quality $3.95 Round Collar-Pleatings and Vandyke Pleats Cowl-Collars and Bib-Collars Slip-overs With Ne'er a Collar at all, at all Waists at 85c to Savings 20 to 45 Plenty with the fine little frillmss of exquisitely fine Valenciennes. Almost all with tucks odd, original tucking. Plenty with color-touches. Plenty in dainty "sunset colors." Voiles, Organdies, Dimities, Dotted Swisses, Novelty-Cottons, Color-Checks And sizes that provide for every figure-type as well as neck lines that provide for eery type of throat and head. Sale-Groups, 85c, $1, $1.45, $1.65, $2, $3 and $3.95 I Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor ' Thoroughfare Aisle, First floor Girls' Summer Dresses For Practical and Dress-up Wear At $3, $3.75, $5, $6.95, $8.95 up to $29.75 Whether it's a sturdy vacation dress of gingham an afternoon dress of voile, or a party or dance dress Gimbels offer the best selection and allies. Featured are Girls' Voile Dresses at $3.75. In green, rose, blue, with smocking, and white organdie collar, cuffs and sash. Tor ages 6 to 14 years. Organdie and Voile Dresses, in white, light blue, and pink; frilly fashions; many with ribbon girdle. In 6- to 14-year sizes. At $5, $6.95, $8.95, $10 to $15. For the little flower girls who precede the bride. Dainty Dresses of chiffon in rainbow tints. Fluffy, airy models. At $18.50. For the intermediate girl Di esses of Georgette or chiffon, in white, pink and blue. Pretty models at $16.75 up to $29.75. Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor 5000 Newly-Arrived Envelope Chemises Replenish the White Sale Save a Liberal Third faonte knee length F.mpire The eflects. Straight-line styles Strap-tops, handkerchief ribbon-straps. tops nnd At 85c, $1 $1.50 and $2 Pink batiste. White nainsook. Lace-trimmed backs as well as fronts. Or embroidery-trimmed with fin' little edges at neck and knee alike. At $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 TuW-satins in the smart, tailorv stjlcs that somehow best suit the shim mering stuff. Crepes de Chine mostly in ac models with plenty of-ribbons. Pink? oh " -"wK I cs! We've learned from New Orleans and Norfolk no sunstrokes down there men dress right for comfort and for appearances. We've always had Mohair Suits, but they lacked everything but the name men gave them not quotable, for this is a polite advertise ment. Ready now! Over 4000 Mohair Suits at $12.50 to $25 trousers comfort. Priestley mo- man" the achiever. Best Practical Windsor Crepe Bloomers Sale-Priced 85c Pink and white Re-inforced. One of the most popular items in the sale Gimbels, Second floor; some on First floor Made as our tjood worsted suits are made same wonderful hairs, chiefly. The pood, plain colors and stripes and checks. These are for men who "have arrived" and for the "coming athletic records on hot days Summer should help everything. Palm Beach Suits at $10 Kuppenheimer "Airo VVeave" Suits $12.50 to $20. Kool Kloth Suits, $10 to $15. Pure Silk Shantung Suits, $20. Irish Homespun Suits. ''Look for the imported label," $22.50. Feather-weight batiste, serge and unfinished worsted suits blues, grays and greens, $1S ' and $20. U. S. Navy White Duck and Twill and Government Khaki Trousers, $2 to $3.50. Mohair Office Coats, $2.95 to $6. Gimbels, Second floor Boys' Washable Suits at $2.50 J Japanese crepe. Oliver Twist, Junior Norfolk and Middy. White, tan, olive and pink in combination. For ages 3 to 8 the bargain of the season. Boys' Palm Beach Suits, for ages 8 to 18 $8.75. Charming model. A bargain. Boys' Blue Serge Suits, for ages 10 to 18 extra-trouser suits one pair can be white. At $18.50. Gimbels, Third floor $ IK flU t S2.50 $2.50 Women's Knitted Bathing-Suits With the Combination Knitted In Special Tomorrow at $6.90 Black or navy blue. Here and there, a ijayer color. Yes, worsted. Splendid swimming suit. Black Surf-Satin (Cotton) Suits With Gay-Color Pipings $3 Sheds water like the proverbial duck's back I Gimbels, Third floor Ready-to-Wear Ribbon wL Hats Clearance at $2.95 Manufacturing Milliner's Three to four dozen oC u stylo not enouKh for "MTrv" n h rlnRprl them out at about half-nrlce All the nportn colors canary-yellow, pink, blue lolet, white Ribbon crowns. Ribbon rlmn All-ribbon hats. Ribbon and fctraw, bon and taffeta. Untrimmed Leghorns $1.50 to $4.95 In ths exquisite, natural yellow that Is as like summer as .1 rose' ' Gimbels. Third floor manufacturer to Rib. Men's "Wellbred" Low Shoes That Snug to the Ankle : $9.50 to $12 Most men have knovn the annoyincr of having low shoes that "spread" nt the sides when the foot is bent in walking. Didn't seem to be a matter 01 puce but a fault in the construction that puzzle J shoe men to rectify. We hac low shoes that keep close to the foot under all circumstances made on specially designed combination lasts that hae top line-, a mc, or two sizes smaller than other usual lasts hac to the jme size toe-shape. Result is entirely srtiMactory. Shown in Gimbel "Wclbred " uow anoes ai iu.tu 10 9iu. i iiree ties arn pic- , lien h unite liiiuu jiiiuner uxioru'i .u 37. rveolin or lureu. in aarK lan cairshin, gunmetai cair. oiacu kid ikln and dark tan kldskin Men's wlne-Bliado Cordovar- (horsehlde) Low Shoes at 99 to 910.60. Men's white bucktkln Oxforda at $8.50. Fiber soles, rubber heels. Pictured. leather sole Men's Thlle ninas Oifouls anil lllsh Shoes, --H-otisly at 91.7S, S3 35, 92.50, S3 80. Borne h;i lubber i,ole fJImbels, Second floor Women's Kayser Silk Gloves That 'Wear Service Stars" Yes, stamped on the hem one or two or four or five of them, according to fineness and strength. Though each Kayser glove is the best-wearing glove possible at each price, or it wouldn't be sold at Gimbels! Women's Kayer One-Star Gloves at 85c Kayser Five-Star Gloves at $1.75 Kayser Two-Stir Gloves, at S1.15. Two-clasp. Extra heavy Milanese silk. Black, Kayser Pour-Star Gloves at S1.50. white and graj. All two-clasp, some with Paris point embroidery, mack, white and smart colors Gimbels, first floor. Cream Mint Plait The Good Old Fashioned Kind Other ( Sa,t Water Taff at -40c lb bo Net weight . ) -oure allowance is made lor the wrappings Candy Milk chocolate . qcc lb, Specials Klein's : Half Price at 0J Gimbels, Chestnut St. nnex, Grand isle anil uIivn nj Store of The Man Who Wants a Correct Straw Hat for $3 is Invited The Gimbel line is varied and winning. Panamas, $5 to $30 each equally worth its price. Toyos, $4. Sennit-braid Hats, $2.50. Madagascar for Boys fancy band. $2.15. Wash Hats, linen and duck, 65c, and more. Men's and Boys' Summer Caps, $1. Gimbels, Ninth-street corner Hats These are the Days When Men Appreciate Separate Soft ColS The Shirts and matching separate collar are in the new, neat, close-together, hair-line stripes and checks. $3.50. Ideal summer shirts. ' White Shirts With Attached Soft Collars, at ) White inrrccncd pongee, some hae long slec es and plain but- ton iuffs oth-rs long ileecs with soit turn-hack cuffs; some have elbow sleecs Nnd sonic have neckband. $2.25. SOFT COLLARS, at 25c, 35c, 40c and SOc. The demand is rapidl increasing Gunbcls, Market and Ninth Corner. j)4&D Women's and Misses' Coolest, Prettiest Tub Dresses at $5, $7. 95, $10 and $12.95 to be had in Philadelphia. J liousanils ol them each model seemingly prettier than the ntlior t Simple models or elaborately trimmed and, ruffled styles just as ou fancy. As to fabrics choose from cool organdies and voiles, in white and pale blues and pinks; printed voiles, in checks and the popular large floral designs; ginghams, in the gayest plaids and the dressy white nets. In sizes U to 18 years and sizes 36 to 46. . Girls' Voile ana Organdie Dresses, $2.95 Of voile, in white, pink, blue and green- smocked and some in checks, trimmed in white. And white organdies. Lovely White Dresses mostly of organ die, at $3.85, $4.85 and $5.88. For, the Growing Girl Voile Dresses; semi vnfe efler u;ili 9h. For aires 12. 14 and irfm ns yars- A 3-95- jalas Smart Wlite rub Skirts at $2.95, $3.85 and $5 Of fine surf-satin and gabardine". Newest models. Gimbels, Subway Store if Laar Mi Hi 'V V. ' I V I hi I WjTT ' KrY I i Y" "i W y 1 Voile J A at $10 In the Subway Store 11 1 Men 's and Women 's Shoes at $1. 95 Men's Palm Beach Suits k 368 Men's (2-piece) genuine Palm Tleach Suits ltr in just the right shades Naturals tans urays Blues Made- right fit right wear right Splendid range of sizes. For men and young men save quite a few dollars. i Men 's and Young Men fs Suits at $13.50, $16:50, $18.50 and $22.50 At these various prices we have an exceptionally well-balanced variety of worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and tweeds. Plenty o blue, grays, browns and neat mixtures. Models in clude the popular waist-line in single- and double-breasted styles, well suited to the young man's ideas; neat conservative styles for men of quiet tastes. Kange of sizes. At $13.50, $16.50, $18.50 and $22.50. I Gimbels, Subway Store i r. 3000 Pairs of Women's Low Shoes at $1.95; Pumps. Oxfords and C oloiuals of black Ltd, patent leather, white cauvns and tan kid 1000 Pairs of Men'h Shoea at 51.95; high and low shoes; various styles. 500 Pairs Boys' Shoes at $1.95; tan leather lace shoes with leather soles; also brown camas outing shoes with N'eolm soles, sues 10 to 5, at $1.95, Gimbels, Subway Store GIMBEL BROTHERS Market ; Chestnut : Eighth : Ninth Boys9 Norfolk Suits at $6.90, $10 and $11.50 With Extra Pair Knickers, at $8.50, $11.85 and $13.50 N aist-hne, form-fitting and full-belted models; choice cheviots and cassimeres, for boys 7 to 18 ears. Boys' Washable Norfolk Suits at $2.90; cream colored "Beach cloth"; 'sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys' Junior Wash Suits at $1.50, $1.90 and $2.50. Gimbels. Subway Store Men 's Neglige " Shirts at $1.65 Of cotton pongee and printed madras; well. made and roomy;,, made to the Gimbel standard--' with sof(, turn-back cuff, ExclV lent assortment of colorings t choose frorat sizes 14 to 7J Specially priced for Saturday's selling. uimoeis, subway M 'Of ,-r )""rA8 wr m "WM St llJECoc.Uth &.Chtivut SU f H'it ,. , u J v.. J& r -,i. w" .i - t," - " ...u. ' ... . ji y-pjm i j ..,-. JK, y. - ii . v y, . K KAur Ms:?m R. u V-U.OuA. H :.4 "V - " 5k, Jfc A aa Sni i .. n vi .. . '- .i ii ii . .v . a- ? . . r . - - . ' i-. i, . . -- . . . . .. i- l . t " ' T t Fv-
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