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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THCT1?SDAY, ,JlTLY U4, 1JI10
CITY SOLDIER HELPED
HOUSEWIVES FIGHT
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Gimbel Brothers
Store Hours : 9 to 5
Closed Summer 'Saturdays
For Tomorrow Friday-
Gimbel Brothers
Thursday, July 24, 1919.
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TO
Private Patrick Quinn Says Wil
son Promised "His Best" on
Prohibition Question
ADDRESSED PROTECTORS
Patrick A Quinn. whn wns one of
three Phlladolphlnns in President Wil
son's bocIjRiinrd, considers himself n
lucky mnn to have been able to see nnil
do the tlihiRs which were permitted him
on the liner fieorge Wnhlnj:toti when
she broiiRlit.the Chief Ilxecutivo home.
'The bodjKiiard wns composed of L'."0
men, picked from innny divisions mid
orKaniz.ntioiis, almost nlwnjs for dis
tinguished service or heroism. They
joined the President in Paris nnd nc
companied him to Brest.
suggested that nil the bodyguard stand j
at attention during the sneech. the I
dent snid nny who wished might ask
him questions, and thnt several soldiers
,1tr! not-. U..t ...... ,l. ...-..
sion was Hie first to be ernplojed in I
this duty. While thus ernplojed lie,
met his brother Michael, who wns later
wounded in action.
Private Quinn wns twice wounded,
nnco nt Chateau Thierry and ngain at
St. Millie!. lie was several times cited ,
for bravery. The CJuinns livent ll"S
Porter street. i
Judge McCormlck to Sit Here
Judge 11. I!. McCormick. of Lock I
Haven, who became known as a
"terror to criminnls." because of heavy
sentences he Imposed on defendants nr i
ralgned before him in Quarter Sessions I
Court during the crime wnve about si
months ngo, has been assigned by the
State Supreme Court to come here next
month nnd preside in Quarter Sessions i
Court No. 1. -IfiS City Hall. lie willi
act as a substitute for Common Pleas i
Court No. 1. which tnkes over the sum
iner business of all five courts of Coin
oion Pleas in August.
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CURB MARKET BAN
Police Head Advises Them to
Ask for Authorization
From Councils
West Philadelphia resident nrc pro- I
testing iiRninst police lrgulntlons- which1
Imve prohibited successful operation f
the Forty-ninth street curb market.
Farmers' wapons lmlted In Portj -ninth
street just nbovn Market street
luive been ordered nwnv by n traffic
serRennt. He snid nothing would be
permitted to be sold within the four
feet thvee-lncli limit, beennse thnt pnn
belonged to propertj owners,
"1 inn sorry," snld Superintendent of
Police Ttnbinson tndny, "but ro hnc
to protect the interests of the store
keepers. If the people want the curb
nmrkets they must obtain permission
for them from Councils. As It is the
police have ordeis to prohibit selling
from the street or wnpons excepting
regular curb mnrkets which hnve been
authorized by Councils. '
Housewives insist thnt the store
keepers do not sell produce nor fruit
un tne Jourtli of .lulyj'rivate (Juiiin nearly so cheap as tne sneer markets.
had the opportunity of hearing thei ''"' "md " yvny out," they sii.
rrt !. i it-i f c lmv' ,0 Rpt ,,0',1 ot " vacant lot.
Presidents speech. A hen soi.ie one . .
TRANSFER BILL IS SIGNED
President interposed and declared thnt ' Mayor Approves Measure Mothers',
he "just wanted to talk informally to Pens,on Money Is Provided !
the bojs. So (hey all sat down in n ,, ., ... , '. ... .,.'
row around him on the deck, with the , Mnor ""th Utt" M t be 5......min
less faired ones on the outside, and "'". "'""".J h. i,irl" d" "'
enjoyed President Wilson's first speech I Appropriation of $20,000 for mothers
on the peace treaty. , pensions. The signing of the bill re- ,
Pr vate Oiiinr, snl,l tl.nt nf !,. ,! leases lor paymeur pensions one to tin
of his brief talk, in which the President h'"""1" "lli,h hnvP. l,prn hM "" I"1"'1-
I for ili a Af nrnf'o Lintinflirn
expressed sorrow that the men could '"J-, l,li;S,r'1' "iRnnti.re
',,,, .. ,, ., .. ' 'he SLIO.OOO appropriated by Coiinci
not be lionie on the Jourtli, the Presi- . . . . . . , ..
,!., !,! v ,vi,n i.i,.i ,ii. ..I." "ffi-ir-nt to meet only the pro ral
lis
sitn
payment of Philadelphia county to the
tii.i -i, ,iiL i,n.,n viiv. nuic (MILS- . t .,
.. , ' ' ' summer mouths. An appropriation of
,.,'. . , . ,.,... ... ,$tiOO,(tOO wns passed by the Legislatine
What about prohibition' I, ,,hBI,elpWll mwt Wnbe eight-
The President laughed and promised , ,.,, por ,.Pnt of tliis sum, if widows
to "do in best." The work of the in this eit with dependent children nie
bodyguard ended at Hoboken Private to icceive the benefits of the act, nc
Quinn is one of three brothers, nil of col ding to Miss Kvelyn T. Calvin, ex
whom hnc had war records. He was ccutive secretary o,f the mothers' asslst
attached to the railway transportation 'mice fund.
service. Thirteenth (irnnd Division, and The bill also includes items for etia
from March, 101S, up to the signing of' clerk hire. Fifteen thousand dollars is
the armistice was employed in bringing i nppiopriated to the recorder of deeds
troops up to the trendies. His divi-1 for this purpose, ,s..(.iO(l to the city colli
inissioners and ."s.hiibi 10 nie receiver 01
tnes. Fifteen new jobs are created in
the Board of Recreation.
Your dentist will say
"clean your teeth !"
He knows Sozodont will-
clean Sf
If dental skill, during the past 70
years, eould have devised a bet
ter or safer formula for cleaning
the teeth and gums, we would be
using it and its name would still be
Jmodord
'At your dealer's
j pippin of &
DRINK"
O-APPLE-0 is more than
"something to drink". It is a
beverage that makes you smack
your lips with satisfaction the
real juice and flavor of sweet
crisp apples delightfully car
bonated. A drink that wins you
the first time you taste it.
O-APPLE-0 satisfies,
why it's so popular.
That's
Drink all you want of
O-APPLE-O. It's good for you.
All the value of a sound apple is
there all the refceshing quali
ties of perfect carbonating.
You can get O-APPLE-0 at
those places where good things
to eat and drink are sold. At
the club, the soda fountain, and
the restaurant. And if you want
it by the case ask your' grocer
or druggist.
Virginia Fruit Juice Co.
Norfolk, Va.
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Philadelphia Dlilributort
Winters & Kesler
Lfaytte Bide.
Phil.
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VGOUPON
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DAY
Boys'
No Mail or Phone Orders
Filled From Coupon Specials
This Does Not Apply to
Other Goods
.1
Women's Wash Dresses, at $5
Plain and fipiircd voile, gingham and linecn, at
$5. Bargain.
Wash Dresses of organdie, voile and linen 'ew
est fashion, at $7.50.
-OlmbelB, "Coupon Day," First floor
Women's Suits, at $18.75
Taffeta Coat Suits.
Wool Jersey Suits.
Serce Suits.
$18.75
Lineen Sleeveless Suits, smart looking, at $4.90.
Linecn Coat Suits, sizes as you find them, wanted
colors, at $6.75. OlraboU, "Coupon Day," Third floor
Women's Tub Skirts, at $2.50
Clearance of Tub Skirts, gabardines and novelty
weaves, at $2.50.
Colored stripe gabardine Skirts, at $3.75.
C learance of all Tub Skirts of the better kind, $5.
OlmbelB, "coupon Day," Third floor
Girls' Tub Dresses, at $1.55,
6 to 14 Years
Of plain and plaid gingham Regulation waist
models with contrasting-color trimming. Special
at $1.55. Olmbeln, "Coupon Day," rirst rioor
Rroken sires in Misses' Suits, at $5.
Misses' smart Sports Coats, at $5.
Misses' Capes reduced to $10 to $20 Were much
more. OlmbelB, "Coupon Day," Third floor
Women's Waists, at 95c to $2.95
Clearance of women's Waist3 in crepe de Chine,
Georgette crepe and striped silks, mostly light sum
mer colors, at $2.95. One-third to one-half less
than regular price.
Lingerie Blouses in all-white, white with color
trimming, or smart stripes; voiles, organdies, batiste
and madras, at $1.50.
Lingerie and tailored Blouses, voiles, organdies,
lawns, colored and all-white, half price, at $2.
Olmbels,, "Coupon Day," Thorotiffhfare, rirst floor
Lingerie and tailored Blouses of white striped
voiles, color checks and plain lawns. Clearance
sale, 95c. OlmbelB, "'Coupon Day," Third Floor
Women's 2-CIasp Silk Gloves, at 85c
White. Double finger ends.
.Women's 2-clasp chamoisettc Gloves, in white,
champagne and clianiois-color .it 45c a pais.
- Glmbols. "Counnn Day," Gl-.-vnd Msle
Women's 2-clasp lambskin Gloves in white, over
seam sewn, at $1.58 a pair.
Odd lots and some slighth mussed Silk Gloves,
at 68c.
Men's summer auto Gauntlets, gray, at $2.15.
Men's 1 -clasp Silk Gloves, in grav, at 95c. Sive
a third. Olmbels, "Coupon Day," rirst floor
500 Large-size Sofa Pillows, at 55c
In round and square shape, 2020 inches square,
filled with silk floss and covered in cretonne. ' Special
at 5"5c.
All remnants of Cretonne and light-weight Cur
tain Materials greath reduced in price one-third
and less. All-white Nets, Scrim and Marquisette at
one-half price. - Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Fifth floor
Willard Parlor Cabinet Sewing
Machines, at $37
When closed looks like an attractke music cab
inet. In handsome golden oak. Conyilcte set of at
tachments and fully guaranteed. Instructions free
at your home if you lie within city limits. Sold on
the Club Plan, $2 when ordering and the balance
$1 weekly. Olmbels, "Coupon Day," rourth floor
Porch Rockers, at $3
Can be taken apart and nut away during the
winter; green mission finish. Price $3.
Porch Chairs, at $2.75.
Couch Hammocks, full sire, well-made, chain
hung, at $9.85.
Porch Bench, ,V'. feet long, at 75c.
Canoe Cushions, leatherette cnercd. at $1.50.
Men's and bos' broken lot of Bathing Suits, all
wool: sizes 30 to A2. at $3.50.
Men's Life Guard Suits, white Spalding all
worsted jersey, blue flannel trunks, white web belt,
at $4.15.
Couch Hammock Springs, heavy coil, at 85c pr.
Grass Mats, for use on porch or step, at 7c each,
four for 25c.
Extra well-made 4-passencer Lawn Swings, ad
justable back and seat, at $9.65.
Odds and etuis of Hohlfeld Couch Hammocks,
samples. Sac nearly SO per cent. At $10 to $31.
Spalding and H C. Lee Tennis Rackets, well
made, strung with Oriental gut. at $2.
Odds and ends of Bsseball Masks, at 75c to
$3.50. -Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Fourth floor
100-Piece Dinner Sets, at $12.95
Initial Table Tumblers, at SI a dozen.
Initial Water 3oblets, at 25c each,
31-picce gold stamp border Cottage Sets with
bread-and-butter plates, at $2.95 a set.
32-piccc Cottage Sets, attractive border design,
at $3.75 a set.
Initial handled Iced Tea Glasses, engraved to
order, at 25c each
Blue Willow Bread-and-Butter Plates, by the
dozen only, at $1 a dozen.
Light-cut Relish or Olive Dishes canoe shape,
at 25c each.
15-piece first quality Cereal Sets, choice of four
clear patterns', at $8.95 a set.
Best quality Jelly Glasses, regulation sizes, at 30c
a dozen.
2-gallou squat-shape Fish Acquariums, ready to
use, at $1.
Gold band, "America" shape Tea Cups and
Saucers, at $2.25 a dozen.
Decorated English Teapots, 4-cup size, at 50c ea,
OUnbeU'Coupon Day," First and Fourth floori
(i
Coupon Day" Of Unusual Interest
Gimbel Coupon Days have grown iamous for value-giving.
This one is of especial richness. We "take stock" last day of the month count and measure everything, and
find the limited lots that should be pushed out.
Right for use with a pretty long using season remaining but stores have to plan far ahead.
Serve yourself and help us keep the Store new by carrying these tid-bits away.
Savings run to half.
Washable Suits, ar$2.25 J
l'or aRc 2Vi to S years ariotis models in many cnlols
ami color-comliiiiatiotis. At $2.25.
Roys' Washable Norfolk Suits, apre 7 to 17 years, at
$3.65.
Hoys' fine quality Wash Suits, aRes 2'j to 8 years, at
$3.85. Wintcd models and materials.
Roys' Norfolk Suits, at $11.50. T'"or apes 8 to 18 years.
With extra pair of full-lined trousers, at $14.50 I'lue
M-rgc and mixed tweeds.
- Olmbels, "oonpon Day," Third floor
2200
I.arpe
number
Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats, at $1
Women's readv-to-wear Hats of straw and
Georgette, at SI.
Women's ready-to wear Straw Hats, black and
colors, at $3.
Women's bankok and straw Sports Hats, banded,
black and colors, at $2.95. p
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Third floor
Floor Lamps, at $6, 8 and $10
Maljogany finish 2 electric lights, some gas. t
$6, $8 and $10.
Odd Silk Lamp Shades, at $2 to $10. Shop
handled. Olmbels, ''Coupon Da7," Grand Aisle
Odd Table and Reading Lamps, wi'h and without
shades, variously priced
Small Lamp Shades and Porch Lights on wire
frames, at 50c each
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Fourth floor
Women's Union Suits, at 65c and 85c
Samples and mill seconds.
Women's sample Vests, at 25c, 33c and 50c.
Women's cotton and lisle Hosiery, mill seconds,
at 35c.
Women's fine Hosiery, broken lines and mill lots,
at $1.15 a pair
Men's sample Socks, at 25c, 35c and 50c. Sizes
as they run
Men's Underwear, sample lots and some seconds
of Shirts and Drawers, at 50c & 75c. Sizes as thev run
Men's fine Union Suits, some seconds, at $1.
Sizes as they run
Children's white cotton Socks, at six pairs for $1,
Odd sizes
Children's fanc Socks, at 25c.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," rirst floor
Morning Dresses, at $1.95 and $2-85
Clearance of small lots Save a .dollar, at $1.95
and $2.85. onderful i allies.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Thoroughfare, First floor
W. B. Netting Corsets, at $1.35
Splendid model for average figure. Low bust
and moderately long skirt Exceptional value at
$1.35. Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Orand Aisle
Subway Store
s and Women's 3
OOalkrOver SHOES
and other equal makes
Palmolive Soap,at 8c a Cake
Gmibels rorylopsis or Violet Talcum, lb cans,
17c.
Y.-il Dona Talcum Powder, 10c a
tin.
Tooth Brushes, at 10c.
U-,rflbber Bathing Caps, at 20e.
Absorbent Cotton, lb. rolls, 45c.
Ciimbcls Glycerine Soap, rose or inlet odors,
75c dozen.
Household Rubber Gloves, all sizes. 25c a pair
-Glmbels. "Coupon Day," rirst floor. Some on
Thoroughfare
I" Jewel Refrigerators, at $31.50
Fifty onh Jewel Refrigerators,
nartments. wlii'e enameled provision
side te coin
chambers. 125
lbs rapacitv. at $31.50.
Peninsular Gas Ranges, five burners on top in
cluding simmering burner, full size Ifi-inch baking
and .broiling ovens, enamel nnnel door frames v Hte
enamel drin pan and broilmg nan. Connetted free
in cit" limits where fuel lino T-Ntends to kitchen.
Sold mi easy pavments, at $31.50.
I.tOOO feet of molded Garden Hose, li-incb size,
coupled in remnant lengths, at 15c ner foot; save
10c per foot
Little Witch Vacuum Cleaners, used like a broom,
easv to operate at $2.85. Save $3.
Parlor Corn Brooms, three sewed, good quality
corn, at 38c.
F.vcr-Readj Dish Washer, fits mi faucet, 'he
san'.tarv wa of washing dishes, at $1.85. c-re S2
Toilet Paper. 4-oz. rolls, at ten roll for 38c
Perfection Moth Bars, dflst, moisture and moth
proof. lAs-il inclies, at 25c.
Food Chopper, complete with foi-r knives, cuts
raw meats nuts, 'ccetables etc at SI. 25.
Arctic Wind Electric Fans. 6-inch size blades,
I'nhersal motor works on 'direct or alternating
current costs less than lc per hour to operate $3.95.
Window Screens, natural wood frimes 22 inches
high 21 closed 31 inches extension 'it 65c.
Screen Doors, odd siz.es anil 1
at SI to $3.
Little Wonder Butter Merger,
nierr-ed buttc with one pint of mill
'ltlv damaged,
ikf
nnd
2 lbs. of
one pound
of b"tter at 50c.
FirelciS Cookers, sligbt'v rubl" .' in lnndling,
one- two- and three-well sizes ,t S9 t. $27.50.
Twenty-fix c onlv. New Perfection Oil Cook
Stoves, three burners size, slighth shopworn. $17.50.
Washing Machines, sligbtlv r-bbed in handling
it S7 to $15. -Olmbels, "Coupon Day." Fourth floor
Shop-handled Bedr,rsreads, at $1.25
to $5
anously crochet, satin-finished Marseilles and
domestic and imported printed spreads. Main- at
one-third of regular selling price. t $1.25 to $5.
Comfortables variously filled with cotton, wool
and down at $2.95 to $9.75.
Camp Blankets suitable for Boy Scouts and out
ing purposes at $3.95.
Sheets variously single- and double-bed size.
Made from well-known qualities of muslin, at $1.15,
$1.48 and $1.68.
Embroidered scalloped initial Pillow Cases, made
frqm well-known muslni nearly all -initials, slightly
shop-mussed, at 43c each.
Shop-soiled Pillow Cases. Various size
42x36 to 45x36 inches, at 34c to 45c.
Sheeting Muslin from shop display ok.
perfect. ' :
72-inch, 53c a yard. 81-inch, at 58c a yv
Limited allowance to purchasers on account u.
dealers.
Olmbels, 'Coupon Day," Second floor. Some oa
Orand Aisle
v vhHl
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Infants' Dresses, at $2.35
Colored and white a dozen styles, incomplete in sires
hut some of all ies, 2 to 6 Special at $2.35.
I.oel Hats md Caps of lingerie and straw: some
''iov handling 1 jear to ft at $1.
Glmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor
Music Rolls, at 19c, 23c and 50c
assortment of dance classic and i peratic
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Seventh floor
Favorite Spool Cotton, at 38c a Doz.
i'clding wire metal Coat Hangers, three for 25c.
Slipper Trees, two pairs for 15c.
Mercerized Darning Cotton, six balls for 23c.
Mercerised Lingerie Tape, at three pieces for 35c.
Hias fold Ltwn or Cambric, sizes 1 to 4. at three
pieces for 45c.
i I'lesli p silk-lined Dress Shields, at 25c a pair.
Wash Cloths, at tbree for 22c.
ilkatecn Crochet Cotton, at three spools for 20c.
t M. C Crochet Cotton, white or ecru. 0 balls',
at 95c a box. - Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Grand Aisle
Men's Oxfords, at $4.45
( ordo-tan, gtinmetal calf or black glazed kid
Tnghsli style lasts or wide toe blucher style Ml
mzc,. t S4.45.
Men's White Buckskin Oxfords, at $6.90.
Men's White Reinskin Oxfords, at $4.90.
' - Pinvas Oxfords, at $2.65.
Men's White Canvas High Shoes, at $1.45.
Men's Bath Slippers, at 50c
Unvs' and Men's tan Scout Shoes, rediu ed to
$1.90; sizes lO'-j to l.V .. ,1t $2.45; sizes 1 to 0, at
$2.90. Men's sizes C to 11.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor
Women's and Misses' Shoes
Women's patent leather and dull leather Colonial
Pumps, turn soles and Louis heeK Broken sizes, at
$3.10.
Women's kid blucher Oxfords, turn sole, plain
tne. ( uban heel, at $3.90.
Short line Evening Slippers, broken s17es, at $1.
Jumble lot of Misses' and Children's White Can
vas High Shoes; white kid trimmed and Misses'
anil t hildr-n's tan alf Oxfords, at 51.50 a pair.
- Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor
Canvas-covered Dress Trunks, $9.95
Sizes 32 to 36. Sae a third, at $9.95.
Vulcanized and Mbre-covered Dre--- Trunks
fain linings Sizes 32-. 3d- and,40-iiub. at $14.95
( anacorred Wardrobe Trunks, full size. 9
bangers, shoe bag and hat box, at $34.75 Sa e 20
per cent. Glmbels, "Coupon Day," rifth floor
Sale Continues of
Summer Shoes- the women's mostly white.
Silk-and-Cotton Underwear Crepe,
at 35c a Yard
3S indies wide: flesh color onl.
line Scotch and American zephyr Gingham, at
35c vard.
White Mercerized Poplin, at 48c ard 34-inch.
Longcloth. j aril wide. 10 yards to a piece, at
$2.25. Limit, 3 nieces to a customer
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Orand Aisle
Chocolate-covered Caramels, 34c lb.
Mint Perfections, at 35c lb.
Assorted Fruit Paste, at 40c lb
-Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Chestnut Street Annex, Sub
way and Orand Aisle, First floor.
36-inch Black Surf Cloth,
at 85c a Yard
l'or making bathing suits
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor,
SOTfl on
Orand Aisle
Various Leather Articles, at $1 Each
Women's Belts and Girdles, in leather and silk,
liroken size. at 25c.
55c for Envelope Purses, black and colors; as
sorted leathers.
Wallets, dressing cases brush sets, hold-all and
manv other wanted necessaries.
$1.35 for Silk Bags, coxered frames, black, nay,
brown
$2.65 for Handbags, in assorted leathers, fabrics
and stvles.
$3.95 for black walrus grain effect leather
Traveling Bags, 16-iinh -c.
10c to $2.50 for Travelers' Necessaries dressing
cases, coat-hanger et- brush sets, writing folios,
emergency kit. in fab''!' i.ises
50c to' $2.50 for White Silk Bags, arious styles
and sizes.
OlmbelB, "Coupon Day," First floor
Muslin Underwear, at 65c to $3.95
Clearance of sample- and odd lots. Nightgowns,
em elope chemises penmats, coret covers and
drawers, at 65c to $3.95.
Silk-and-Cotton Petticoats, at 95c to $2.85.
White and colors
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Thoroughfare, First floor
Wallpaper, at 4c, 8c and 18c a Roll
Block and granite paper, bedroom stripes; sold
onlv with matched borders, at 4c a roll.
Bedroom paper. Iiinr -room and dining-room
papers Splendid selections. With borders to
match. At 8c a roll.
Oatmeal papers, embossed bedroom stripes and
floral effects. Sold with line dcromtivc borders.
At 18c a roll.
Olmbele, "Coupon Dry," Fourth floor
Men's Soft Straw Hats, at $1.65
Men'-. Madagascar Hats, at $1.
Boys Wash Hats, at 38c.
Boys' and Children's Straw Hats, at $1,45.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," First floor
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Market : .Chestnut : Eighth ;
Ninth
vi
Men's Imported Mohair Suits, at $11.50
Mm- Ccol Crash Slits, $10.75.
Men's Air-o-Weave Suits, $13.50.
' ' cassimcrc and cheviot Suits, at $20.50.
-ingle- and double-breasted waist-line
Suits, at $26.50.
-tra nair nf trousers
'"i-nr Silk Suits, at $18.75.
Slip-on Raincoats, double textures belt around, at $10.
-Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor
Men's Shirts, at $1.75
In fancy neckband only In white both neck
band and soft collar attached.
Men's Pajamas, at $1.75, pongee in all the good
plain colors; all sizes. Also fancy stripe percale.
Men's fine fibre silk and silk stripe Madras
Shirts, at $2 95. Slightly imperfect.
Men's Silk Four-in-Hands, 70c.
Men's Satin Pad Garters, 25c
Men's Solid Leather Belts, made of Cowhide, rt
50c.
Boys' Blouses, at 50c, soft collars attached, fancy
stripes on white grounds.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," First floor
Automobile Supplies
"Champion" Spark Plugs, for Ford cars, at 50c
each.
Punch Auto Lens, all sizes, at $1.45 pair.
Genuine Hand Klaxon, for auto, at $3.45.
Windshield Spot Light, with diminishing mirror,
at $2.15.
Parko Hand Cleanser, at 20c can.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," rourth floor
Crash Toweling, at 18c a Yard
Linen weft: for kitchen use. at 18c a vard.
Hemstitched Irish embroidered Tea Cloths, size
3dx36 inches, at $2.35.
C limy lace-trimmed Lunch Cloths. 72-inch dia
mctr": shgh'h sniled at $22.50 and $25.
25-piece Madeira Lunch Sets. Special at $18 a
set. Embroidered
Ml-Iinen Crash Toweling, heavy and absorbent
at ?Sc yard.
Bleached pure linen Table Damask. 70 inches
wid". at $3.00 a vard.
45-inch Dress Linen, for skirts, at 75c a yard.
Less thait wholesale.
Heay Union Crash Towelings, at 25c a yard.
. Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor
250 No-Waste, Freshly-Smoked
Boneless Butts, Specially Priced
at lb., 45c
2000 lb. Gimbel Harmony Chop de Luxe Black
Tea, at 3 lbs. for $1.
1000 lbs. Gimbel Coupon Blend Coffee, fresh from
the roaster, especially priced (limit 6 lbs.) A
at, 'b HbAC
IS ldils. Breakfast Cocoa, Peters' Brand, freshly
ground, at 3 lbs. for 78c.
Queen Olives, selected, meat, crisp fruit at doz
en 15c bottles. $1.15. or 10c bottle.
Tomato Soup, Mother Cook, condensed; dozen
or 'j-dozen tans, at, can 81 k.
Sardines, in tomato puree. California pack '4
sizc key-opening cans; dozen $1.50, or can 12J-2C
500 lbs f,iic full cream Cheese, at lb. 40c.
Cooked Hams, Wilson Certified Brand, sugar
cured, wafer-sliced, at 78c, or '.-lb., 42c.
Loaf Cakes Gnnbcl Baking, walnut, Sunshine or
gold, at. each 45c.
Glmbels, "Coupon Day," Pure rood Btore, Chestnut
Street Annex
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In the Subway Store
Men's and Young Men's Palm Beach and
Cool Cloth Suits, $7.50.
Lingerie Blouses, at 50c, 85c and $1. V orth
double
Women's and Mises' Tub Dresses, at $3.50.
Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses, at $9.75.
-lave a third on Skirts, at 85c.
Girls' Dresses, at 95c. Sae half on some.
omen's and Misses' Lineen (cotton) Suits,
at $6.50.
Hand. Bags and Purses, 5c to $1.65. Shop
soiled 160 scalloped Table Cloths, $2.75 each.
Rose Bath Toilet Soap, made by Palmolive
l o . 70c doen cakes
U-silk Ribbon, in plaids, checks, loop edge,
10c vard.
Men's Nepl'gc Shirts. Seconds and soil'd. $1.
Men's Bathing Suits, half nricc. 95c.
Window Shades, 50c each. Save one-third.
"Seconds
Boys' Wash Suits, $1.45 and $2.50; 3 to 17
vear.
Men's Straw Hats, 85c.
Clean-up of Boys' Straw Hats, at 50c.
38-in p'a'n-colored Dress Voile, 18c yard.
ieth donldc
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Odds and "ds of Wash Goods. 14c vard.
Women's Silk Stockings, mill irregulars, 35c.
v it, ji irii'ie
Children's
25c nair
ribbed Stockings and little Socks,
Men's Socks, h'-iek and colors 6 pairs for $1.
Women's Bungalow Aprons, 85c f $1.15.
Odds and short lots of China and Glass Ware,
it clearance r"ees.
40-in white Chiffon Voile, 20c yard. Slightly
imp-rfeet
Willard Sewinp Machines, special at $33. Sold
on eas pawnent plan $2 rash and $1 wceklv.
Sample Morning Dresses, $1.65. Some
seconds
Clearance of muslin Und-rwear, 65c to $3.95,
Pticoats, 85c, made of white sateen; seal
loped flouii'-e.
Special W. B. Corsets, $1.10. Splendid model.
Low bust, long skirt.
Women's white hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
one corner emhroidrcd. 4c.
Pillows, blue and white striped ticking, $1.25.
Porch Sewing Rockers, double woven .seat,
$1,65,
White net Fichus, lace- and ruffle-trimmed,
38c. ,
Natural Hair Nets, at 45c a dozen.
Women's 2-clasp silk and fabric Gloves. 38c.
Women's wdiite Canvas high and low Shoes,
$1.45.
Men's White Canvas Shoes, $1.50.
Children's tan leather Play Oxfords, 65c. 11
to 2.
New Process Floor Covering, remnants, 20c
so. vrt. One to two yards wide.
Prairie Grass Rugs, 9x12, at $7.75; 8x10, at
$6.75.
Tauestrv Brussels Stair Carnet, at 80c yard.
Velvet Stair Carpet, at $1.25 yard.
Overalls, at 65c. Worth double.
Linen-finished Sheets, seconds, $1.48. 81x90,
90x99 '
500 silkoline-covered. Comfortables, cotton fill
ed. $2.25, oisAeli, "Coitpon. Bjr," Subway Btore
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