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MEWS 111 PERIL
AS BRITISH LEAVE
Inhabitants of Caucasus at
Mercy of Foes With De
parture of Troops
AID OF U. S. INVOKED
DEPUTIES TO APPROVE
.PEACEJREATI SOON
French Chamber Will Accept
Pact First and Discuss Ob
jections Afterward
POST-WAR BILLS FOLLOW
By the Associated Press ,,
Paris, Aur. 28. British troops began
I'ttvlnfj the Caucasus region on August
15 anil Will all be out o districts where
they have been protecting Armenians
before September 15, Davis Arnold, of
Providence, It. I., managing director of
the American commlttco for relief in
the Near Kast, said today upon his
return to Paris from London.
While at the British capital ho Inter
viewed Viscount Peel, undersecretary of
war, who told him it Was impossible
for the British to retniu troops in Ar
menia unless the United States snouiu
; u nceni-nnrn h1ii would send troops to
relieve them within two or three months.
Mr. Arnold, who left Constantinople
three weeks ngo, says it Is Imperative
that Turkey, both European and Asi
atic, should be policed by foreign
troops. He says if this is not done
there will bo wholesale massacres.
"For humane reasons," he said, tlic
TInited States should accept the man
date for nil Turkey. I believe 100,000
Americans could police both Kuropcan
and Asiatic Turkey and keep the coun
try in order for two years, or until
local conditions arc stabilized, rrom
400,000 to 500,000 Armenians now in
Bussian Armenia will undoubtedly
btarvc or be killed if the British leave
Mvitliout other foreigners entering to
net as a police force, as Armenia is
being oppressed equally by the Geor
gians, Turks, Tartars and Kurds. The
40,000 children now being fed by Amer
icans must inevitably starve if no for
eign police force is provided. There are
probably another half million Armenian
lugitives in southern Russia who want
to return home but cannot do so."
PUBLISHER DENIES
BERLIN MADE OFFER
Judet Says if German Had Bid
for His Papers, He Would
Have Refused
Berne. Aug. 28.-(By A. V.J-V.rn-ct
Tndet. former owner of the 1 aris
newspaper IEclair, who has been in
dicted in Paris on n charge, of having
had dealings with the enemy in the
purchase or founding of French news
papers with German capital, denied yes
terday that he ever had received any of
fer from Gottlieb von Jngow, then Ger
man minister of foreign affairs, to carry
on German propaganda in France. He
mid that if he hud received such an
offer ho would have rejected it with
scorn. ' ,
Continuing. Judet declared that, dur
!n t,ia nnlltiral enreer. .ho had rc-
,.!..l -nrnnnOtinim of all kinds, but
never had accepted them, inasmuch as
it was his opinion that politics was
not a commercial commodity.
Tuesday's Pnri.s newspapers published
ti letter purporting to hae been writ
ten by Von .lagow to Baron on der
Lantk'cn, at the. time German civil
governor of Belgium, paying Von Jngow
could obtain the services of Judcl for
German propaganda in France for the
Him of 2,000,000 francs.
Judet has been l'ning in Berne since
3JI17, bhortly after the urrtt in Paris
of Bolo Pasha, who Ws executed, and
nf Pierre I.cnoir, who has been con-
clpmned to death, on charges similar
to those against Judet.
Soldier Foes of Reds, Says T. R.
Detroit, Aug. 2S. Lieutenant .Colo
nel Theodore Booscvelt, addressing a
Michi'rnn American Legion rally here
last night, branded the Bolshevists, I.
W. AW, and "kindred anarchists," as
the natural enemies of returned soldiers,
in answering what he termed a feeling
in some sections of the country that
bolshevism might iind sympathizers in
the ranks ot cx-scrviccmcn.
By the Associated Press
Paris, Aug. 2S. llntlfleatiou within
a short time of the peace treaty with
Germany, now before the "Chamber of
Deputies, seems probable, despite the
views of some elements that France
Is not' guaranteed sufficient military
protection by the document, but the
ratification vote will not conclude the
debate on the treaty. After the pact
bas been ratified, "motions of regret,"
embodying the objections to BUch clauses
of the document as have met with crit
icism, "will be presented, thus reopen
ing the debate.
After there are disposed of, the
Chamber will pass to discussion of the
Anglo-American-French treaty for the
protection of France in case of unwar
ranted nggression by Germany. The de
bate' on this pact is expected to bo brief,
as the government is considered likely
to content itself with making n state
ment nf the circumstances under which
the treaty was signed nnd explaining
what protection is afforded by It.
Then the Parliament will tone up im
amnesty bill, In the eontrovcrh.v over
which the opponents of tho government
nrc counted upon to marshal all their
strength. Next on the program Is the
bill for the abolition of courts -martial,
followed by n measure calling for the
division of Alsace and Lorraine Into de
partments, like the other French provinces.
BELGIUM BUYS U. S. FOOD
Cobletu, Aug. 14. (Correspondence
of the Associated Press) Surplus nrmy
food supplies stored in Antwerp nnd
the Hook of Holland were sold recently
to the Belgian Government for $11,
000,000. The food was brought from
America for the army of occupation.
Belgium is also figuring on buying the
clothing and other stocks of army ma
terial stored In Antwerp warehouses.
The sales arc being handled by the
United States Liquidation Commis
sion, which has established a branch in
Coblenz.
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Binders and
Leaves
and
in stock
tnade-to-order
A large stock of all
standard loose leaf forms.
The largest factory to
turn out your-made-to-onter
requirement!.
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$17.07
21.78
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Sal. rrlee
$9.35
13.10
15.55
Also Service Stations for United States, Goodrich and
Firestone Tires
Adjustments That Satisfy Tubes Guaranteed
' One Year. Your Money Back if Not Satisfied
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Il. Phone, Sproee 1808
TIRE CO.
1535 Q&pst:
Keystone, Race IBS
Gimbel Brothers
Slorc Opens at 9
Store Closes 5
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No Mail or Phone Orders
Filled from Coupon Specials
This Does Not Apply to
Other Goods
There isn't any trashy merchandise at G imbels, but all over the Store there are odd lots and ends of lines that we can't or won't
renew; and over lots of goods so good that we overbought whatever the store-keeping reason for reduction
There's a Great Deal Missing From the First Prices
Saving You Fourth, Third, Half
100 Women's Capes nnd Dolmans,
at $18.50 and $25
In serge, tncotine, Bolivia; sonic lined with silk.
Mostly navy blue and black; some tan, rookie and
rose.
Short Cape Coats' of navy blue, black or tan
serge, at $7.50. Olmb.la, "Coupon Day," Tlilrd floor.
Women's Fall Homespun SuitB at $33.50
Two attractive styles taillciir or belted; wanted
woodsy brown and new blue. Sizes 34 to 44. At
$33.50.
New fall black, Broadcloth Suits, at $45. Smartly
tailored. Same style in Oxford suiting at $45.
Women's Taffeta Silk Suits, Wool Jersey Suits
and a few Serge Suits, at $15. Broken styles and
sizes, your choice. Save $10 to $15.
Olrabols, "Coupon Say," Third floor.
I riisy-s' Summer Dr". n T2 8r' and $3.85
Worth two and three times as much.
Clearance of Misses' Coats, at $4.75. Save
double and more.
Misses' Capes, at $10. Odd styles, one and two
of a kind. Some lined throughout.
Gimbals, "Coupon Hay," Tnlra floor.
Girls' Tub Dressc. o tn 14 years, at $2.
Qlmbels, "Oonpon Day," Throughfare, Firat floor.
Women's Muslin Underwear,
at 85c to $3.95
Wallofier. at 5c n pico?
24 designs to choose from. For bedroom, dining
room, kitchen or sitting room. At 5c a Piece.
At 9c a piece .fine satin-stripe papers, also tloral
effects, etc. . , . . .
At 18c a piece embossed stripe and chintz
effects, imitation grass cloth, foliages and tapestries
and engraved tile papers.
All sold with borders or hinders to match
CUmDels, "uonpon "i -
Men's Oxfords at $3.95
Men's Union Suit, at $1.50
Wonderful savings. Samples and odds and ends.
AH garments at 85c to $3.95.
Petticoats, near half, at $1.10 to $2.25.
dinibels, "Coupon Day," Thoroughfare Aisle.
Girli' Cots. at $2.75 and $4.75
Clearance of Women's Voile Dresses,
at $3.85
Sizes 36 to 42.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Tnorongnfare.
Women's Waists, at $1.25 and $2
At $1.25 Clearance of lingerie and tailored
Blouses, organdies, lawn, batiste and voile. Plain
colors, stripes or all-white, half price and less. A
great many "Royal" Waists among the lot.
At $2 500 sample cotton Waists, organdies and
voile, fancy lace-trimmed styles. Samples of higher
priced models.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Say," First and Third floor. Rom
on Thoroughfare, Flnt floor.
Fall-weight Coats; checks in btirclla and silk pop
lins. One and two of a kind, (i to 14 vears, at
52.75 and $4.75.
Qtmbelo, "Coupon Day," Third floor.
Clenn-uo of Men's Str-w Hats, at SI
Men's and boys'-Caps, at 75c. ,
Boys' Wash Hats, at 25c
Qlmbal, "coupon Say,"
First floor.
Min'-j Madras Shirts, nt M.35
Mctil IVccH.t-co-.. nt 25c. 50c 75c and SI
Men's Silk Four-in-Handa, at 45c.
Men's terry cloth Bath Robes, at $3.25.
Men's Silk Shirts, at $5.95; slight seconds.
Men's muslin Night Shirts, at $1.50.
Boy's collar-attached Blouses, at G8c.
Bovs' Leather Belts, at 50c.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," First floor, ninth Etrset Side.
Knit suits, some are mussed most sizes 36 to
42. Many athletic union suits reduced for this sale.
At Men's'Socks. at 18c and 2Sc. .Some are second-.
Men's gray medium cotton Shirts and Drawers,
long sleeves, at $1.25. Vnklc-length drawers
Women's knee Drawers, a. 5c.
Women's odds and ends ot Union Suits, mussed
and seconds, at 65c.
Women's Vests. 3 for $1. 36 and 38 only.
Bovs' cotton Union Suits, seconds, at 65c.
Women's fine Silk StockingB, mill irregulars, at
85c Some silk-and-fibcr mixed.
Women's fancv drop-stitch Hosiery, at 38c.
Women's mercerized Hosiery, at 35c; 3 pairs
for $1. , L ,,
Clearancr of Sweaters, no exchanges, at $5,
$5.95, $1C95, $12.50 and $20. ,. ,.
uxmDeis, "uoupuu j, - "'
Women's 12-Button Milanese Silk Gloves
at $1.38
Tan gunmetal calf or glazed kd; broken sizes at
$3.95. Worth up to more than double.
Men's White Reinskin Oxfords, at $3.95, white
Neolin or leather soles.
Men's White Canvas Oxfords, at $1.90.
Men's White Canvas High Shoes, at $1.25.
Men's tan Scout Shoes, at $2.90.
Boys' tan Scout Shoes, at $2.25 and $2.45, as to
size.
Men's Bath Slippers, at 25c
5000 pairs of women's "Foot-hold" Rubbers, at
50c a pair.
275 pairs of women's High Shoes, various kinds.
Sizes somewhat broken, at $3.40 a pair.
400 pairs of Jap straw Slippers, at SOc a pair.
500 boxes ot Universal White Cleaner, at 11V
a box.
Women's Patent Leather Buckles, for low shoes,
at 10c a pair.
Children's Tan Shoes, high and low shoes, mixed
lot, sizes 0 to 2, at $2.50.
Black and white Bathing Slippers, at 50c a pair.
' Qlmbels, "Oonpon Say," Second Floor.
Jewel Refrigerators at $31.50
Of fancy metal, jeweled with various colored
stone settings in oxidized and green gold-finish.
vnn ana wnnoui pcnaanis. At Z5c, 50c, 75c and
$1. Values double and more
Qimbele. "Coupon Bay" Grand Aisle, rlrst rioor.
I Hohlfeld Couch Hammocks, nt $14 95
Tub Skirts, at $2 and $2-50
Various materials. Your choice at $2 and $2.50.
Colored stripe yarn ded gabardine Skirts, at $3.
General clearance of all high-priced Tub Skirts.
Gabardine Russian cords, embroidered and fancv
stripe Gabardine and linen, at one price, $5.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Third floor.
Adjustable hack rest and windshield; khaki color
full size, at $14.95.
Golf Clubs, Irons and Wooden Irons, slightly
rusted; a lot of Burk professional clubs in the lot
at $1.95.
Spalding Tennis Rackets at a big reduction; save
$1 lO lf.
Women's 2-clasp white Milanese Silk Gloves, at
90c.
Women's 2-clasp black French kid Gloves, at
$1.95. Paris point hacks.
Men's summer driving Gauntlets, in gray, at
SI. 95. Qlmbels. "Coupon Day," First floor.
Bihv Carrirprps'. M S27.50
Slocum, at $3.50.
Tournament, at $4.
D. H., at $5.
Palmolive Toilet Soap, at 8c cake
Gimbels violet or corylopsis Talcum Powder, lb.
cans, at 17c.
Tooth Brushes, at 10c
Omnibus Toilet Soap, large size, at 12c.
Peroxide of Hydrogen. lb. bottle, at 16c.
Qlmbels, "Cropon Pay," Grand Aisle.
Wo-.imVb Rrnd"-n-W,-r H?ts. nt SI. 95 I
Ribbon and Bankok Sports Hats, show a little
handling; light shades, at $1.95.
Ready-to-wear Hats, in Georgette, all colors, at
$3.
Untrimmed Straw Hats, black and colors, at 75c.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Third floor.
Women's Neckwear,
at 12V4c, 25c and 50c
Geneva, at $1.50.
Greenwood, at $2.
Oval, at $2.50.
Lakeside, at $3.
Heavy cam as Golf Bags, with leather bindings
and finish, 4-in. top, at $2.75; 5-in. top, at $3.
Odds and ends of wool Bathing Suits, broken
sizes and colors, mostly sleeveless, at $3.50.
Men's and boys' Lifeguard Bathing Suits, ilutc
wool jersey, blue flannel nants and white web belt.
itcte at $4.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor.
A'Jtorrfohile SitnnlVs I
Wood and reed combination and -.oiiic all-reed.
These are floor samples at less than one-third reg
ular price. Slightly soiled. Special, $27.50.
Baby Strollers one of a kind. Floor samples
less one-third recrnlar nrice. $9 to $16.50.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Fourth floor.
Willard Parlor Cabinet Sewing Machines
at $42
Side ice compartments, white enameled food
chambers; golden oak finish; 125 lbs. capacity, at
$31.50.
Peninsular Gas Ranges, five burners on top, in
cluding simmering burner; white enameled panel
door frames, white enameled broiling and drip
pans; baking and broiling ovens. Connected free in
city limits where fuel line extends to kitchens. Sold
on cas payments, at $31.50.
Window Screens, walnut stained frames, 24 in.
high, 23 in. closed. 37 in. open, at 60c.
4-in. molded Garden Hose, coupled in remnant
lengths, at lGc a loot.
Ncff Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, three burners,
slightly marred in handling, at $17.50; save $6.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Say," Fourth Floor.
Player Piano Music, at 18c, 23c and 40c
Large selection of classic and dance music, new
and perfect. Reduced to 18c, 23c and 40c
Qlmbeln, "Coupon Say," Hardmnn Kail, Barents floor.
Corsets, at 85c
Slight seconds; all sizes; various makes. At 85c.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Bay," Thoronifhrare.
compl
30x3 Dreadnought ribbed tread casing, guaran
teed, special at $10.85.
32x4 Dreadnought Tiies, complete with a rim
and tube, non-skid tire, guaranteed 4000 miles, at
$25. None sold to dealers.
Cementless Patches, at 15c a box.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Fourth floor.
Enclosed in handsome, golden oak cases, all en
closed and absolutely dust-proof. Ball-bearing
throughout and very light running. Every machine
guaranteed for ten jcars against any mechanical
imperfection.
Sold on the Club Plan, $2 when ordering and
balance $1 wecklv.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Fourth floor.
Bovs' School Suits nt $14.50 I
full-lined trousers; all
ages 8 to 18 years, at
Half price and less.
Collarless Vestees of pleated net and lace, at $1.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day Grand Aisle.
Willow Grass Rusts
at Half Price and Less
Size 18x36 in., at 40c
Size 27x54 in., at
$1.15.
Size 9x6 ft., at $1.75.
Size 4 ft. 6x7 ft. 6.,
at $3.75.
Size 9x12 ft, at $9.50
Size 9x 15 ft.,at $11.50
Half price for 9x12 ft. Heavy Rush Rugs, at
$11.75.
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs
Sfze 6x9 ft., at $8.25 I Size 8 ft. 3 x 10 ft 6.,
Size 9x12 ft.at $13.75 1 at $12.75.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Fifth floor.
1000 Cretonne-covered Cushions, at 65c
Filled with 100 pure floss.
500 yards of Novelty Marquisette, with bluebird
design, 35 inches wide, at 18c a yard.
Qlmbels, "coupon Say," Fifth floor.
5000 yds.
of "Scotch" Union
Crash, at 25c yd.
Kitchen
r
Lace-trimmed Bureau Scarfs, at $1.
72-inch Table Damasks, at 80c a yard.
Qlmbels, "Coupon Day," Second floor.
AH-Wool Ponlin. wt $2 n vd. I
Tomorrow
The August
Piano . Sale
Terms Are Easy and a
Privilege of Exchange
With an cxtta pair of
wool, strong and durable
$14.50.
Boys' Norfolk Suits, 8 to IS years, at $16.50.
With extra pair of full-lined knickerbockers.
Boys' Wash Suits, ages 2y to 8 years, at $2.15.
Boys' Khaki Trousers, ages 6 to 11 ycar, at $1.
Sa e 50c
Boys' Wash Suits, at $2.95; ages 2, 2 and 3
years. Worth half more
Boys' Washable Norfolk Suits, 8 to 17 cars. at
$3.65. Qlmbels, "Coupon Bay," Third Floor.
In The Subway Store
Chocrl-t-roverrd CnramcHows. at 55c lb.
Assorted fruit-flavored Jelly Drops, at 3Sc lb
Assorted Perfections, at 33c lb
Qlmbels, "Conpon Day," Grand Aisle, Annex and
Subway Stole
Navy and other colors; 40 inches wide.
Fancy Worsted Plaids, rich colors, 40 inches
wide, at $1.35 a yard,
All-wool navy blue Batiste, 36 inches wide, at
$1 a yard. Qlmbels, "Conpon Say." Second floor
On Monday,
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The China Sale
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Furnishings Sale
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Coffee, at 42c lb.
Coupon .special blend dry-roast process, limit
5 lbs., at lb. 42e.
Coupon special blend new-season Black Tea,
half price, limit 6 lbs., at 3 lb. $1.10, or lb. 38c.
Hams, fresh from the smoke house, small fam
ily size, at wholesale, if purchased with other gro
ceries, at lb. 38J$c.
Small Baking Beans, fancy quahtv. at 3 lbs. for
35c.
Cocoa. Lenox Brand, freshlj giound, 3 lbs. 45c
Cocoa at 78c. v
Flavoring Extract, Lenox, Almond, Orange, or
Lemon flavoring, at 3 bottles 80c, each 23c.
Worcestershire Sauce, Lenox, high-grade Sauce,
three 25c bottles for 50c.
Full Cream Dairy Cheese, at 3-lb. cut, $1.25, or
lb. 42c.
Loaf Cakes, Gimbel Baking Gold, or Sunshine or
Raisin, counter delivery, at each 45c
Cooked Ham. Wilson's certified, no waste, de
licious flavor Hams, counter delivcrv, at lb. 88c,
or Yi lb. 46c.
fHnibMi "Conoon Day," Cheataut Street Annev.
Men's and Young Men's Suits,
Special at $7.50
Clearance of Cotton Waists, at 65c .All-white
and assorted colors.
Summer Dresses at $2. Sizes as you find
them. Women's and misses'. (
Bathing Suits, special at $1.50. Women.
Girls Dresses, at $1. 6 to 14 years; worth
more. . , .
Summer Skirts, neatly made and trimmed, at
95c. .
Odds and ends Cotton Wash Goods, 14c yard.
32-inch striped Seersucker Gingham, 28c yard.
Clearance of Seamless Sheets, at $1.28 each.
"Seconds." , ,
Soiled Blankets, wool-nap (cotton), double
size. $2.88 pair.
Men's Shirts, mussed, odd lots and seconds,
$1.
All new feather Pillows, $1.25.
Men's four-in-hand Ties, 25c
Women's Bungalow Aprons, figured percales
and ginghams, welt made, $1. ,....,
Women's plain white hemstitched Handkefi
chiefs, at 55c doen.
Women's Silk Stockings, mill seconds, at 35c
pair.
Children's Ribbed Stockings and fancy Socks,
at 25c pair.
Men's cotton Socks. 6 pairs 90c.
Clean-up of men'!, Straw Hats, at 50c
Clean-up ot odd Caps, at 40c.
Bovs' Wash Hats and Straws, clean-up, at
20c.
2000 vard', of various Silk-and-Cotton Weaves,
special at $1. 36 inches wide.
Dainty pink Bandeaux Brassieres, t 38c. All
sizes.
Clearance of Muslin Underwear, at 65c to
$1.95.
Clearance of Sateen Petticoats, at 50c to 75c.
Clearance of House Dresses and Breakfast
Coats, at $1.50.
5000 pieces of odds and ends of Cotton Linens,
at 5c to $3. Sae up to half.
9x12 feet Axminster Rugs, heavy quality, at
$21.00.
Qlrabols, "coupon Say," nubway Store
As We Size Up Future Conditions There Will Be No Such Opportunities to Pay So Little For Years
For Good Furniture as For That Offered In The August Sale That Ends Tomorrow Gimbels
And there is still available at August Sale prices tor tomorrow 600 Bedroom Suites. 300 Dining Room Suites. 410 Luxurious Upholstered Living Room Suites, 140
Solid Mahogany and Cane Living Room Suites, besides all the odd pieces and discontinued patterns, floor samples to be closed out at half price.
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Bedroom Furniture at Half Price Complete Suites
Odd Pieces and Discontinued Patterns to be Closed out,
Quantities at Half Price Not Guaranteed.
ANTIQUE IVORY CHAMBER SUITE AT $100. SAVE HALF
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Suite -an Illustrated, ttrlpllcatn glass toilet table, lame bureau, chlffo
robe and beadstead, finished In Ivory finish. Speolal at S10O.
At 8350 Solid Mahoeany Hepplewhtte Chamber Suite, seven pieces.
At $200 Solid Mahogany Chamber Suite, -IftBplece Heppelwhlte
At W78 FOUiy PIECK 'American Walnut Chamber Suite, Sheraton
CS At 475 Three Piece Old Ivory Chamber Suite, Colonial design.
At 13S Four Piece Chamber Suite, In Old Ivory finish..
At 8350 Colonial Suite In Mahogany, exceptional value.
At 050 Exceptionally fine Mahogany Bureau Hepplewhtte design.
At 840 Hepplewhtte Chlfforobe to match.
At $43.o0 Mahogany Chlfforobe, extra line construction.
At 327.50 Solid Mahogany Chifforobe.
At 850 American Walnut Hepplewhito Bureau.
At 960 Pair American Walnut Bedsteada'" alze Hepplewhito
At 822.60 Mahogany Trlplicato Glass Tolfct Table.
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Dining: Room Suite
at $200. Save Half
Suite as llluKtrated,
American Walnut o r
MahORany Queen Ann
(leblgn. 6(i-in. Buftot. 54
In Top Extension Table.
Cabinet Serving Table,
large China Closet with
drawer Special at 8300.
25 Solid Mahofjany-andCane Living
Room Suites at $200. Save Half
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American Walnut Bureau. Queen Anne design.
817.50 Ivory Chlfforobo, ,
Exceptionally handsoino Suite
as illustrated, 1-ln. low bad.
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Chair. Luxurious Arm C'.ia r.
all spring edges, spring cubli
fnns rovlrinns of hllU damask
Complete with bolster and pillows, at aL
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Market - Chestnut - Eighth - Ninth
Two Dining Room Suites to Ce Closed Out at $195
Louis Fourteenth and
Queen Anne Dining
Room Suites, as illus
trated in American
Walnut or Mahogany
CO-ln. Buffet. large China
Closet, Serving Table
nnd 18-in. Top Extension
Tabic. Special at 3193
each.
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Tables at JIAX.P PKXC3
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ture consisting ot d
enports, arm cnalra owl
rockers djooatlo4
rattens and odd jila;
floor campjos at kW
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