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EVENING' PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER HO, 1919
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AUSTRIAN
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W1PRE
IS
HBERED
Signing of Treaty Marks Break
Up of Powerful Dual
Monarchy
NEW STATES ARE FORMED
Hj- (he AMorlntnl Press
Paris, Sept. 10, Today's ciremontps
at St. Germain, when the Austrian
peace treaty wni signed, hromht to a
close three months of negotiation be
tween tlje Austrian republic and the
allied and associated powers.
An fhcomplete draft of the conditions
of peace wn handed the Austrian dele
gates nt St. Germain on June 2, the
reserved sections, rclatlnc to the mili
tary, financial, reparation and some
''boundary features of the treaty, being
presented on June 20.
The Austrian Government laid Its
counter-proposals before the Peace Con
ference, Inst month nnd the answer to
the Austrian delegation was made on
September 2.
The Austrian republic is very dif
ferent from the proud Austro-Hun-garian
empiro of 1014. The former
provinces of Bohemia and Moravia and
a part of the Duchy of Teschen now
form the republic of Czecho-Slovakla.
The remainder of Teschen nnd most of
Gallcla have been Incorporated into
Poland.
Monarchy nroken Up
The new Ukrainian republic take
certain sections in eastern Galicja anil
the former Austrian crownland of
Bukowina. Hungary has separated
from Austria along the historic
boundary between those portions of the
former empire, Iftt has herself lost parts
of the province ot Transylvania which
have been awarded to Rumania.
On the south the provinces of Car
Inthla, Dalmatla, Carbiola, Croatia and
Slovania, Bosnia and Herzegovina as
well as parts of Styria arc formed In
coujunction with Serbia into the new
Tugo-HIovak kingdom.'
Parts of Tyrol are taken over by
Italy, the boundaries of which are also
extended so as to include most of the
Isthrian peninsula and a strip along the
jwestern frontier of the province of
Carinthia.
All therefore that remains of the for
mer empire is what Is known as Ger
man Austria, including Upper and
Lower Austria and parts of Styria and
Tyrol.
Since the close of hostilities there
has been a movement afoot by which
Austria would be annexed by Germany.
By one of the most Important clauses
of the treaty signed today this is for
bidden. The treaty does not stipulate an
exact sum to be paid In Indemnities, but
this amount will be fixed by the in
demnity commission on May 1. 1021,
the commission also being empowered
to determine the details of the pay
ments, which will extend over a period
of thirty years. This sum must be paid
by the Austrian republic, and Is not to
be apportioned among the component
parts of the country which have been
declared independent.
Army "Cut to 30,000
In addition to paying indemnities,
Austria must also replace, ton for ton,
all ships lost by the Allies through the
activities ot the Austrian navy during
the war and physically restore Invaded
areas. She Is also to deliver up to al
lied countries works of art and objects
of historic value which were carried
away by the Austrlans during the con
flict. Austria's army Is reduced to 30,000
men on a purely voluntary basis, and
all her military establishments are cut
down in a proportionate manner. The
entire Austrian naval fleet- Is to be
handed over to the Allies, all ships un
der construction being broken up and
the salvage is not to be used! except for
Industrial purposes.
The economic clauses nnd those rela
tive to freedom ot transit are similar
to those of tne uerman pact.
Automobile Owners
Read This
Any one ean tinker with an auto
mobile, BUT It tabes , a rood me
chanic to properly repair It.
AND a vooii mechanic U ehiapcr
than a poor one.
Mechanical repair and body and tap
work In fast, everything- which yon
inlfht care to have done trait do.
Our prices ARE MOT extortionate
or unreasonable.
Perm-State Auto Co., Inc.
Charles Arnold, Manager
3812 Market St, Philadelphia
SPECIALS IN ,
Used Upright Pianos
90, $100, $110 Up
Good Condition Guaranteed
EASY TERMS
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1031-33 Chestnut St.
Victrniaa Records
Users of PEA Coal bo ad
vised nnd buy now. We hav
i' the size and quality. We
handle only tho very
PBEST COAL
Egg. ,$11.23 Stove $11.65
Nut.. 11.75 Pea... 9.55
PBOMPT DELIVERY
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Largest Coal Yanl in PMla
TreatoaAre. & Weitmorelaad
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Gimbel Brothers
Store Opens 9 A. M.
For Tomorrow Thursday
Closes at 5:30 P. M.
Gimbel Brothers
Wednesday Bptemh 10, SU
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It?s Not What a Woman Spends For Her Suit
Bat What That Spending Buys Gimbels
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Sfmtk.
At $265.00
At $95.00
Softest suede-velours. New tinseltones. Silvertones.
English herringbone suiting how it "grows" upon you! Tri
cotines the Famous Gimbel standard rricottne. broadcloths
"mirror" broadcloths !
Suits With Wonderful Fur Collars and
Cuffs and Bands
at $75, $89, $119, $150, $189, $210,
$250, $279, up to $295
Every soft, exquisite fabric of the season.
Every glorious color especially the browns.
Every fashionable trimming-fur used in such fascinat
ing ways.
Important more important this season than ever to every
woman in any walk of life society leaders, business women, college wo
men, doctors, lawyers, teachers and homebodies; alike..
Suits "Built" to Set Off Her
Own Furs at $49.75, $59, $69,
$79, $85, $89 and up to $110
Suits at $49.75 That Are a
Graphic Example of the
Utmost that $49.75 Can Buy
The Silvertones that usually, go into much higher
priced suits.
The Broadcloths that "belong" to, a much-more ex
pensive group.
Suode-velours that are almost priceless today 1
Right shades of right colors.
Richly silk-lined.
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From the Millinery
Number of "Vogue"-
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"Largo, shapes, wide sweeping brims, tricoroes, berets, mora J
v.uiur uiu wa iiava seen in rccenr seasons, ana a revival or xtaii
picture) jmaor weaxvon dress occasion. Tho small 'hat. howmmrv
bos notbeenvdiaplaced from its positions of prominence. Thero fa
nothlnpmoradrstlnguished'thama smallliead &bov&iurrotsdgtresXJ
Wool-Jerseys at $28.50 to $35
Serges at $29.75 to $45
Tweeds at $33.50 to $45
Splendid for service three hundred and sixty-five days
Good to travel in.
Good for that shore convention trip.
in a year! Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
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Glorious brown hats
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Glorious luster black.
Blue hats. Caouchine toncwhata.-
"Battlefield Flower" shade hats. Fur. Velvet Fabric.
Paris Millinery Begins at $25
Gimbel Millinery Begins at $6
Gimbels. Millinery' SalonsJThircfefloor'
Paris Says Duvetjme, Duvetyne, and More Duvetyne! Gimbelo Respond With
Silk Duvetyne
The most glorious, velvety, Paris-adored of all
the Paris-favored duvetyne family!
Here in the soft mellow fur shades. Here in
the soft blues or the "high" blues duvetyne brings
out so wonderfully.
43 inches wide. So beautiful ami fashionable
and scarce that it's not high at $12 a varti reorHir.
k promise to be higher!
And That Old-Tim Friend to Trim Elegance
Fine Ail-Wool Broadcloth
Not only a staple but a fashionable fabric.
Close nap, satin-finish a grade so fine few mills
can make it.
Yes, the colors. 48 and 54 inches wide. At $4,
$4.50 and $5.50.
Gimbels, Colored Dress Goods, Second floor.
Bertha Collars
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Appear on the Now Fall Dresses
New models have arrived. They are of lovely
Chantilly lace, soft net with dainty Vrnise lace edge,
or of embroidered net
Variously, $1.50, $2; $2.50 and $3.
Very deep Bertha Collars of lace or net are
shirred to fit close to the neck. At $2, $3 and $3.50.
New round Collars with rowsof lace ruffles, or
daintily hand-embroidered. And other pretty
models, at $1, $1.80, $2 to $3.
New Collars for square-neck dresses have a bib
front. Of net, lace-trimmed. At $1.50.
Gimbels, Neckwear Store. First floor.
A New Engagement
Ring Setting
is in high bowl-shape,
with the glorious stone
held still higher by dainty,
strong, unobtrusive
claws. The setting is
platinum, of course.
And the
Diamond
is a blue-white brilliant
from the famous Central
African mines. $850.
Gimbels. Jewelry Store,
First floor.
For People Who Think of Home as a Homey Place "With a Do and a C ' tnd a Singing Kcttle"
Cheery, Homey "Kitchen Things" Practical Labor Saving Things
At Splendid Savings in This
September Sale of Housef urnishings
For homey "kitchen things" must be substantial a permanent part of the home-scheme.
Galvanized
and Tinware
durbar Cans,
Japanned nnlshed.
with patent lock
covers, at 4oo
esch, family alzs. I
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notary Ash Blft.
r, rlustleaH, t1t
on afch oan or bar
rel, at S3. 60.
Wuh Boilers, metallic bottoms,
stile handles, at 81.43; family lie.
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QalTanlxtd Was
Tuba, corrugated
bottoma. aids droD
handles, family
bijo, at soo each
cave COo etch
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Bushel Baskets,
used a aah cans,
recommended by
the department of
hlgrhwayn, at 98o
ach
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H qt. Aluminum X.ippa Bauos
paus, at 7Do; 3 qt. aire, at 08c.
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8 In Aluminum Xlppsd Ttj Pan,
at 0o; In. alze, at 850.
2 qt. Aluminum Soubl Blca Boiler,
cover rlt both vessel", at 91.18.
6 jt. Aluminum
Oeamlois Sea Xst-
ties, with cold'
handles, at (3.43.
Olmbel o a s
Oook Btove,
threo lartre drill
ed burners on
top and ovon
burner, slie of
oven Kx 14x12
In.. Call ia rnr
neocea with rub
oer tublnr
Iron plpo,
SU.SD,
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1H qt. Aluminum Soup Strainers,
at 490.
VJ f
Stoves
lOOd OH Heaters,
smokeless and odorlean
patent burners, one cat
ion capacity, burns for
ten hours on one gallon
of oil, at 44.90.
-Olmbel , Fourth floor
Jiei i. i -t far.!..
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renlniulat Cabinet Qas Sumffes,
nve burners on top Including; sim
mering burner; elevated baking; and
broiling; ovens, enamel panel door
frames, white, enameled, drip and
broiling; pans. Sold on easy pay
ments. Connected tree In city limits
where fuel Una extends to kitchen,,
at 93S.7B.
Gimbels Were Among the First Stores to
Appreciate the Economy of
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Trousers OUIlS
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Boys'
For no matter how suit iis "built" the coat
always outlives the trousers. So, to avoid the
waste of "orphan" coats and to add months
of wear extra trousers!
Boys Ertra-Trousers Suits, at $17.50 -aires
8 to 18. Pleated Norfolks of fine rnmM
Trench models of sturdy blue cheviots. All
styles witn all-around belt, slash or patch
pockets and full-lined trousers. At $17.50.
Without extra trousers, at 915.
Hlfh 8chool Youths Extra-Trousers Suits,
at $37.60 sizes 31 to 36. Belted and waist
line models of fine cissimeres.
Gimbels, Third floor. '
Buying Up Fine Woolmn Autumn and Winter Weight Coat When
Prieee Were in Many Case Barely Half Today'i Price Bring
Women's Good, Sensible, Stylish
Coats at Marked Savings
With these as suggestions :
Black gabardine Coats sizes up
to 54 at 935.
Mighty good-looking silver-tone-velour
Coats for $39.75.
Fine street and auto Coats of
tweeds and overseas coatings at
$29.76, $37.50 and $46.
A particularly smart model in
wool velour at $49.75.
And a Rare Collection of
Coats de Luxe
Glorious fabrics
Paris-bred styles
Beautifully made.
But Priced the Gimbel way
at $69.75 to $395
Gimbels, Salons of Dress Third floor.
Women's Dresses Wonderful Tricolettes
at $35, $55, $59.50 up to $89.50
And tricolette is correct for any time anywhere any ago any coloring any typo figure!
So says Paris. So says London. So says New Yorlc.
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At $55, $59.50, up to $89.50
Drop-stitch tricolettes.
Paufettes.
And some adorable criss-cross weave tricolettes
with the ridges going both ways!
Coat-dress models long sleeves.
Draped models with shorter sleeves.
Straight-line models.
Browns, Darker Browns, Darkest Browns
And navy blue.
And midnight blue.
Here and there, a taupe or a black.
Pink and White Tricolettes
Very Special at $35
Mighty useful for semi-formal dinnera-and
dances for visiting-wear.
Elaborately braided.
Gimbels, Salon ot Dress. Third floory
Important Subway Store Sales
Sale of Sewing Machines
Your Choice of
Singer at $25 Willard at $34
Cosmo at $25 Domestic at $42
New Home at S42
$2 Cash and $1 weekly brings any machine to your home.
JBo-tt&mtlo Bewlnr
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Brand new Domestic, Willard and Cosmo machines.
In the lot are included floor samples
and used Singer and New Home machines.
Values Are Unusual
Ten-year Gimbel guarantee.
Instructions free, at your home withinJcitjr limits.
Hmb4t. SaVwar Btor
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$10 to $15 Allowance for your old machine
toward the purchase of the Domestic Electric Bou
doir Cabinet Machine.
v Cosmo, Sat
"Conreid" Phonographs at $95 Last Chance
When, a few months ago, we introduced to Philadelphia the charming "Con
reid" Phonograph, we were warned by the makers thai. a higher price must come,
It has. Therefore we will sell our present stock of
116 at $95 Then a Higher Price Will Be Named
It is easily the great bargain in talking machines
Noble, Big, Beautiful Mahogany cased. Oak cases as well,
46 in. high. Noiseless, durable motor. Tone arm adjusts to play
any disc record. You can modulate the tone, as in a player
piano. Come and hcarlt test It Inny way you please, ancksurcly try to-be
among the fortunate few to get a "Conreid" at $95.
If inconvenient to come to the store, just fill in this coupon and mail it
to us
Terms-so easy that -every home-can
have one, and a phonograph that yrill
grace any home in this great city,
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