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EVENING PUBLIC! LEDGER EtltfAtfELPHlA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1911K
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Gimbel Brothers
For Tomorrow Saturday I Gimbel Brothers
Store Opcm al 9
Store Closes 5:30
Friday, September 2$, 1919.
SERIOUSLY BORED
START
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IVIen Covered With Blazing Gas-
olino AftoY Starting Engine
Thoy Had "Prjrned"
INJURED AIDING HUSBAND
A ninn nml n wo.vian are In St. I
Jospph'n Hntpital In 8 oritlrnl condl- !
tlnn. an the result of- n peculiar auto- '
mobile nceidcnt. Another nlKn was e
vcrdy burnrd at (lie samp time. '
Tlip acoldont occurred lat nijtlit when j
JnlltiR I'riro, 1227 North Marvin street. ,
nnrt Alexander Mnconski, 2,"0" KdRf-j
"inont street, were trying to start tin
automobile In front of Price's home.
After trying other expedients, the
men decided to "prime" the eiifiine
with cnsoline. They did nnd.whein
Hie endue turned over both men wcru
covered with the baz!nR gasoline it
threw out. ' 1
Mrs. Pi-ice saw the accident from her ,
Window and ran to "help her husband
and Masonskl. Her clothing also!
pandit lire. She and Mnjsonski were
terribly burned, most of their clothing-
hMtiiv hnpnml ntf hntnrit nplffhhors ftlded '
by her liutband cxtlnKuished the. flames.
Price, nlthoufth severely burned, is
not in n critical condition.
(JeoiKc 'Wal'nre, 1220 South Broad
street, and II. .T. Horsey, rVM3 OaRe
avenue, were painfull)' Injured when
) nntomnhile In which they were
rldliiR struck a pillar of the Market
Street "It" near rifty-seeond Htteet,
ii .,ii,t ti.o ..nlllutnn nnuirrrd when
the driver of the automobile tried to
avert a sinasliup with nnotner car. iuui
men were treated at the West Phila
delphia Homeopathic Ilosiiltnl.
Forever Scores
at Havre de Grace
fnntlnn.il Frnm I'nce One
Tltanlfi lift MnorrkVP 11. "0 0.30
Rubidium. 110. Colllnii ": 'i'V
Time 1:01 Tnrh- o' Gaunt. Hub nosa.
RnlllcUnir Airs. MlM Slnthem. Sfa Jllme.
Tffpy Shall Not P,is. (n)I.ucle May. (alSaflle
D . Hoynl Uedbinl nml I.ot-anberry Rlo ran. i
(a)M'urrnv entry. . , .
, SIX'ONI) IlACi:. the Om-n steep fchaw. .
thiee--Hr-nld ami up. rurs; JIOOO, -"()"
Have a It. art 1:13. Ilhioa ... 11.80 JH
Kea oBrf-m. 133. WMII-ims .. . ; -;;
Time 4-1 1 a-".. I'hallMiKB. (alSurrrlia mid i
(H)I!allyconnp4l nlsti r.m. (u)Samuel "ofs
TIIIIII) ItACI'. clllnn. three-year'-nlila and
Op. pursr X12.V1.S4. CI furlonss '
6eda 11-'. Wl'la 7 SD J3.40 !.
inutse y u. mciiui-
tlncer . ' 3-"
JI - " ""111ns. 104.
l ,ni. i fl l-'i i:ited II. urmii-y. -",,'
mr-v Sin w Ouppn Muclr Vir'"-J i"u-
l,art- Ivan anil Oalway also ran.
rOURTH HAi ri. rl.illnliirf . ""-"!"'" ,"""
un nurar Sl"J.'l III; mile anil a l-lll:
SAntSlnc"te.l.7 Wlli. . 70 SJ-j 30 JS 4P
Helirln, 07 Collllpttl l-'.S" J-4,1;
Thornliluom. 11", MeTmirt .. ,.'"
Time, 1:47 J-" Sophia tl.itpwonil. denp- ,
vleve II . Kntlo Cnnnl, 'Litira Mlllrr, 'Tout
slp Hlprman. Perapus. Chprnunn. .Io. r.
Murphy The I-ost H!rd. Napul', Alarrette.
al!n rnn.
FIFTH KACE. thp rircadllly I'urif, for
thrte-y ar-uiils nml u. S17.1H.J4, iiii.p unil ,
70 yards:
Bet'lp Mahone. 10!), Hrhut-
tlrpr -Pn -"
Duchpss I.no. 1)7. Ham- '
llton . --I11
liallymnonpy. 103. Mus-
ff rn v ...... . . . . . .
Tlmp. 1 :44 2-.1. , Uouglaa P. also ran
Field.
2.nil
2. so
L, ml-
Devil.
out
mt
out
AQUEDUCT RESULTS
rmST RAl'K. for maW.'n tlirep-JIfcf-oWs
and up. rlftimlnc, purap J0KI.I17. 1 mln-:
V 0 Klnis 111. Ilux- , ,, ,
ton evpn 1 to 2 'lin
Coul cell's (Imp. ). 107.
Myprs I to 1 7 to .1 3 te 5
Huzzaa. 11.1 nice.. . 31) to 1 10 to I .1 to 1
Time. 1 in 2-.1. ImllpcrePt. Overmatei- ;.
llnlafrp Suram-r SliiU. Mlw Stprlln frll:
cpps l.lo. Huv Travis and Wl'f-.piia alpn ran
SECOND HACK, thp Delhi, for all age,
handicap, $111(1.117 aildpil. I! furlongs:
Lord IirlKhton. UK. .....
Fator S to T 3 to ., 1 to 4
Frultcikt-. 114. Kum- ....
mpr 3 to 1 4 to ,1 1 to 3
FIsks. 11.1. nurn 5 to I 2 to 1 4 to ,i
' TI"ip 1 11 3-1. Masda and Toto also ran.
THIRD HACK, for marPs and Reldlmjs,
threP"ear-olds .tnd up. purse $1110.117, l mllP.
IVpo Louise 112. Davles 7 to UP 1 toll out
pamnrl (Imp ). 111.
EnKor . . ft to .1 2 to .1 .out
Sanberea (Imp I. 112. . - . .
Rife 12 to 1 3 to 1 S to 3
Time 1 41). raddle and Dahlnda also ran.
KoritTH HACK, thp Diablo, for thrpp-year-olds
and up. handicap. Mil". "7 lidded.
1 tnllp.
Over TI'p"- (Imp.). 114.
Falrbrother 3 i.o .1 out out
1Var Kiss lis. Callahan-. 10 te 1 S to .1 out
Hal'y 114. Kummer.. fl to .1 1 to 4 out
Time. 1.311 1-1. 'Spur alao ran. CJainpa
Rutlpr pntry. coupled.)
FIFTH RACK, for threp-ypar-olda and up.
rliilmlim. rurse iiiiin.iui. 1 .1-1(1 mllea,
OoalPr (Imii.). I02.Fator.13 to 111 2 to .1 out
Saaln. HI. nuxton... 0 to S 1 to 3 out
John I Day (Imp,). US. .
Rowat 7 to 1 2 to,l 3 to o
Tlmp, 2 13 2-.1. Rockport. War Note and
Bauette alsc' ran. "
Latonla Results
FIRST RACE, claiming, purse $1200. for
three- ear-olds and up, furlonis;
Pubahdar. 113. T. Murray. Itl.lO J4.80 3.O0
Crppn Gold. 113. Mooney. ... 4.0 S.fla
Arthur Mlddleton, 113. N.
Rarrett 12.00
Tlmp, 1 :13 J-.1. Premium. Cuy. Busy Joe.
Lady I.uxurv Wenonah, Prosit, SansymlnK,
Caeambo and Money also ran.
SECOND RACE, purse 11700. two-year-old
fillips. ,1h furlongs ......
Mabel C 112. Connplly. .J1B..10 $11.40 J.1'40
Iidy In Illaik. 112. Oroth .... tl.30 4.20
Luke's PpI, 113, Howard fi.70
' Time. 1:07 3-.1. May Rose Ablaze. Donna
Ttoma Anna Clatlup. AvIsp DoylP. Miss
Minks, lliddledee, Ruby and Ronnie Bird
THIRD RACE, purap $1600, for three-year-olds
and up, fl furlongs:
Dark Hill (Imp). 104, S.
floyll $59.70 $10.10 $12.10
Mahony, 107, R Holton ... 20 10 1370
Somewhere In France,
101. II. Lunsford 9.80
Time, 1:13 1-5. Oourmond Zulelka, Rrlg
oi War, Carrie Moore. High Gear, Words o'
Wisdom. Camouflage. Uelle vt Elizabeth
town wnd I.snc'nt alsn ran
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SUNDAY
OUTINGS
Im FROM MARKET STREET WHARF
Every Sunday until December 28, inc.
O ES. Atlantic City
te 3 Wlldvfood
-- Anglesea
RoundTrlp Sea sIo City
HReltf Stone Harbor
addttlouat AVAIOn
AnclMfa and Wlldrrcod - - -' 7.20AtJ
Atlantic City and otbetresorta- - 7.30
XSTOftn tlty and Cnraor.t InUt Ei-
curtion Sunday Saptambar 28
iirket Scct Wbatf . - . ,. . 7J04.
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Etery Sundiy until October 26, inc.
.50
$1
Round Trip
War Tax 12c,
additional,
1.75
ound Trip
14 rents A
addlilrmal,
Plna Baach Ocaan
Cata, Barnatal Flar,
baatlda Park, Laval
latta, Mantoleklngt
Bay Haad.
Atbury Park. Ocfan
Crova. Lonff Branch,
Balmar. Saa Girl,
bprlnc Laka,
Market Street Wharf .
FROM BROAD STREET STATION
,$2:JONewYork
1 War 'i'ai 20 rents additional n
SUNDAYS w
October 12. 19) November 9. and 1
mvm dhw, o.uomi nat rnmB.u.
UIV mils, B.IOIh
Pennsylvania R.R.
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For Women Who Like the "Ease" of a Sports Suit Combined With "That Smartly Tailored Look"
Gimbels Produce Women's "Flex-o-tex" Winter Suits
(Trade Marlcl
at
tpZOeDU.
29.75, $35 and $37.50
Menys Clothing
That's Worth-While in Sort and Style
Just watch the crowd! the men who are most badly
clothed really spend about as much for clothes as you.
They select badly choose their store poorly haggle
over prices (that seems to give some people real joy)
and. then live to find out that real values are not gotten
that way. May we offer real service?
"Kuppenheimer "
. and "Society Brand" Clothes
Suits at $35 to $75
Overcoats at $35 to $75
Othef Gimbel Lines Start at
One Girl Tells Another
and the Other Comes, Too
Gym
Bloomers
at $4.50
and $5.50
All-wool, at $5.50.
Part-wool, at $4.50.
Made exactly alike
according to spcu
licatiotis and sturdily
re-mforced. ,
White Middies,
at $1.90 '
Gym Shoes at
$1 and $1.35
Ties at $V
-Gimbels, Sports Clothes Section,
Third floor.
su$
Specials': Worsteds Suits, at $35, $40 and $45.
Fall Overcoats "Chesterfield" and fancy, $35 the "Chesterfield
are silk-lined; the others have silk-lined shoulders and sleeves.
Hungerford Trousers fit best hence, look best. $8.50 to .$12.
. Thg Gimbel Clothing Service is easily first in Philadelphia.
Gimbels, Second Floor
" Men's Soft Felt Hats, in silk-finish and smooth finish, fcO gC
special at PJ
CAPS Men's and Boys'; cloth mixtures, special at $1.25.
STIFF HATS,for men; special at $4.
Gimbels. Just in Off Market, at Ninth.
en s
Hats
isses' "Flex-o-tex' ' Suits
(Trftfle-Marlc)
In Beautiful Heather Colorings
At $35
ft. -... ,.!,.,.. u Ytrni1v mart lines
X I1C llllUll uvjvr "IV .......... - - - -
.Vote the stunning checker collar that ends with a
tassel in the back. And the tiny perpendicular
tucks and cross-wise tucks that band the bottom
of the coat. Rich blues, oxfords, woodland browns
and grays. Yoke and sleeves arc silk-lined.
And Suits of soft vclour, vest front, with deep
folds and button trimming. In 14 to 20 year sizes.
Mines' Dress Suits at $59.75
Designed especially to shdw off the young wo
man's . own furs.' Youthful .lines. In lovely
Autumn colors.
Misses' Fur-trimmed Suits,
at $65 to $165
Softest, loveliest fabrics rich colors and gorge
ous furs characterize these suits. For ages 14 to
20 years.
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-Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor. Suit, at S35
are the Vogue
V e 1 o ti r
hats fine
wool
"bod i e s,"
with t h e
correct
mixture of
hare fur
6oum on
and proper
ly trimmed
off.
In the
. correct
man n i s h
ami sports shapes.
With ribbon-band and bow
Silk-lined
Ready to wear
Black, brown, navy blue, olive
green (dark), reseda green (light),
rose henna and purple.
At $5.50.
Gimbels, Sports
M
Hats Section,
Third floor.
Chocolate Covered Ct CL c
ALMONDS ....
Chocolate Covered 7(z
PLANTATIONS.. '
Chocolate Covered 7flc
CHIPS iJ
CHOCOLATE fcc
STRAWS, at, lb...01'
Extra sour Lemon A Cc
Drops, lb T
Gimbels, Chestnut Street Annex,
Also First floor. Grand Aisle,
and Subway Store.
Wool jersey the best and safest wool-jersey of suiting
grade we know in true Winter warmth; practically without
weight.
Made by Expert Man-Tailors
Which insures safe, correct cut expert making.
No "crooked skirts" no "sagging coats" at Gimbels.
No monotony of style.
But Style First of All Got in
the Very Cut
Skirts cut to hang straight.
Collars in variety and "set" just so! Collars that fasten high or
low and that look smart both ways.
Sleeves cut just so set just so.
Pockets that "trim" as well as hold things.
Belt-variety. Pleat-variety. Tuck-variety. Pleats with tucks.
Every Fashionable Shade and Every Fashion
able Color, Especially the Aristocratic Browns
Smart heather browns, and maduro brown, and "Anzac brown"
with its green tone, and "chameleon brown" with Brazilian red and
hunter's green "chameleon-ing" through it. Seal brown.
Greens especially hunter's green in heather effect.
Blues solid navy and navy-heather and dragon-fly and Peking.
Oxford grays.
And good clear black. .
"Flex-o-tex" Suits at $28.50 at $29.75 at $35 at $37.50.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
"h?jf
The Boys' Extra-Trousers
Suits at $15
Will "Live" Practically As Long As Two Ordinary
Suits
in a fair and square wear-test.
Made of fine sturdy tweeds and cassimeres in gray, brown or olive
mixtures. And notice! all trouser seams taped and double-stitched
and reinforced at points of strain. And both pairs of trousers full
lined. All-round belted Trench models with slash pockets. Acres 8 to 18,
at SIS.
Other Extra-Trouser Suits at $12.50
Gradually up to $35
Gimbels, Boys' Clothing Section, Third floor.
S
Ties
Fall )
OOC
At 75c, $1, $2,
$2.50 and at
Exceptionally attractive showincr in just the neck
wear styles men are looking for this FalJ. Figured ef
fects, new designs from quiet to ultra, at 65c, 75c, SI.
$2 and $2.50.
Stiff Cuff
Soft Cuff
Men's Shirts
At $2.50, $3, $3.50,
$5, and at
Styles picked out by men who know.
New effects for Fall.
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Br
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Gimbels, First Door, Ninth Street
Warm Underwear
For the New Baby
Keeping the baby warm means keeping baby free from colds.
Ry? tr'l?1" m ?hi,e ou,in(? flannel, at BOe. A5e and SI.
to 2 year "size? " "K fla"nel " l nd 1'"' ln month
in J.SJ'EL'i" b5by co! days Jn the house pretty crocheted Sacques
sV,&S?$lV9SoS23lo.0r blUC- l0 "e mnth l nC y"r ,i,M- At'
hlUeF0FoCr00f.1vi?.vS,KCb BIa"'cef blanket-cloth in white, pink .nd
to' 2.50. COV"lnK bab,es of monh to one year. At J1.25. $1.95
BOYS'
Girls School Dresses of Serge at $8,95 f
Middv and Other Smnrl Models
Very serviceable and special values at $8.95. Jack Tar Middy Dresses of navy serge,
white braid-trimmed, side-panel dresses trimmed in wool embroidery or bodice effect embroidered
in contrasting color silk. And dresses of corduroy trimmed in plaid silk. For ages 6 to 14 years.
Girls' New Winter Coats, at $17.50: I Girls' Knitted Skirts of Navy Serge, $3
A splendid skirt for wear with middy blouses. On
muslin body. For ages 6 to 14 years. And Middy
Blouses, at S1.50 to $2. In 8 to 20 year sizes.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
F.vim Valati
Warm smart coats. 0 pebbled bolivia developed
on loose lines, full sweep back, raglan sleeves, helted
front. Deep convertible collar or beaver plush. lit
Burgundy, nav?, mode and seal brown. For ages
8 to 16 yeas. I
If a Woman Wants a Coat1
That Looks. Every Cent of the $35 to $6S She Planned to Invest in It She
Wants a Gimbel Coat. ,
And she wan it because the reason it looks its full worth is because it had to measure up
to Gimbel requirements regardless of its cost before its price was set.
For Instances:
Full-lined wool velour coats, at $35.
Duvet de Laine and silvertone-velour coats, at $39.75.,
Silvertone-velour cpas, with big fur collars, at $45.
Wool-velour coats or broadcloth coats with immense shawl-collars of seal-dyed coney, at
Richly Silk-lined bolivia coats, at $65.
Each Style Each Fabric in its Best New Colors
Gimbels, Salons pf Dress, Third floor.
$55.
IfheKind Gloves
A "Real Man" Likes
Fine skins finely "tailored." Clean-cut lines
from wrist to finger tips!
Men's OneJclasp Tan Cape Gloves, for street
wea'r.. At $2 and $2.50.
Men's 0ne-claspt Gray Suede Gloves, pique
sewn, at $2.50.
Men's One-clasp Gray JM'ochk Gloves, Out
seam' sewn, at $4. v '
& Men's One-clasp Gray Qhamoisette Gloves
at $1.. ;
-.Gimbels,,,Fi jst factor;
Ecru Neck-Fixings
Are Now Called For by Women
The vogue for brown has created the fashion for
ecru neck-fixings- These are late arrivals.
Collar and Cuff Sets of, crisp ecru organdie, em
broidered or hemstitched and edged in net ruffle.
Choice, $1.50 a set.
Also collars of ecru organdie with three rows of
ecru Valenciennes lace ruffles, at S2.25.
. Another collar shows Valenciennes lace insertion
in dianjond-shape and edged in ruffle of lace, at S3.
Other style collars of ecru voile with dainty
hand.drjwn work, at $1.25 and $1.75.
-rGimbeli, Neckwear Store, First floor.
Children's Coats at
$6.95 to $13.75
Velours, wool plush, corduroys
and che-jots, trimmed collars and
patch pockets. Warmly lined. 2
to 6 years. At $6.95 to $13.75.
'jimbels. Subway Store.
SabtVay StO Te-en s an YunS Men 's New Fall Saits
at $io.ou, $U, $cc.ov ana fto.vv
New up-to-date Fall models. Worsteds, cheviots,
cassimeres and tweeds. Especially well tailored.
AH sizes. Unusual choice at $18.50, $20, $22.50
and S25.
With Autumn a Realitv
New Fall Suits F;:dwuZi:
Are Essential
Forehanded buying results in
splendid values.
At $25, $29.75 and $39.75
Fabrics include silvertones, ve
lours, Poiret twill, serges, poplins
and jerseys. Coats cut on, straight
lines, many having fullness at the
sides. Braid and button trimmed.
With and without fur collars. The
most wanted colors of navy, Pekin,
taupe, brown, Oxford and black.
Misses' sizes 14 to 18 years.
Women's, 36 to 46.
Girls' School Dresses at $1.88
and $2.95. Tub dresses of course.
Sores of styles.
Pretty plaid woolen blue serge
Dresses, at $3.95, $5, $6.95 and
$7.95.
Dress-up dresses for girls, at
$8.95 to $14.95. These of silk,
corduroy and velvet. Winsome
styles. Serviceable warm coats for
girls al $8.95, $10.95, $12.95 'to
$19.95. For ages 8 to 14 years.
Gimbels. Subway Store.
Men' New Fall Overcoat, at $15, $18.80,
$22.50 and $25.
Men's Trousers, at $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5.
Gimbels. Subway Store.
Sample Cotton
Waists at $1.45
Excellent quality voile.
Plain tailored or dressy lace
and embroidery-trimmed mod
els. Various sizes.
Your Choice at
. $1.45
Gimbels, Subway Store.
New Silk Petticoats
at $2.95 and $3.75
Made with fitted heatherbloom
or.jersey top. Silk flounce, others
all satin. Pretty assortment of
colors.
Pink Envelope Chemises and
Crepe Bloomers, at 55c. Chemise
are of batiste; featherstitched in
blue.
Gimbels, Subway Store.
Men's Neglige Shirts at $1.65
New lot of shirts bought many months ago and only delivered
now. Soft cuff, full roomy make. New Fall effects. Sites 14
to 17. At $1.65.
Men's Open-end Ties, at B8c. Many new colors.
Gimbels. Subway Store.
New Berthas at
$1 to $2.50
For round-neck dresses. Made
of dainty chantilly lace; others
of ruffles of Val face; others of
net with a Venise lace edge, at
$1 to $2 50.
New Bib Collars of net trim
med with ruffles of Val lace, at
$1, $1.50 and $2.
Gimbels, Subway Store.
Women's Medium
weight White Cotton
Vests and Drawers
Vests are high-neck with long
sleeves. Drawers are ankle length,
at $1.
Men's Fall and Winter Union
Suits, special at $2.
Gimbels. Subway Store.
"American Lady" Corsets at $2 to $4
In the new models, styles for slender, medium or Urge women.
$2 to $4.
American Girl Corsets, designed for the young miss, $2 and
$2.50.
Pansy Brassieres in a score of styles. Daintily trimmed with
laces and embroidery, 'at 78c to $2.50. Gimbels, Subway Store.
Boys' Norfolk Suits Special at $11,85
Four hundred and sixty suits. All with extra pair of lined
knickerbockers.
Cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds of dressy kinds in waist-line
and full-belted models. A third under present values.
All sizes for boys 7 to 18 years, at $11.88.
Gimbels. Subway Store.
Women's Fall Boots at $4.45
Various styles in button and lace kid patent and dull leather
tan and gray all have high tops; high and low heels, 2yi to 7.
Men's Fall Shoe at $5.90
Plain black leather in three shapes; wide, narrow tnd medium
toes. ,Sizes 5 to 11. A dollar a pair less than the present value.
UlmbeU. fruhway More.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
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Gimbels, Second floor.
1 OOP Pairs Men's
Shoes Fall Styles
At $7 and $7.50
Ordered a year ago it was like pulling eye
teeth for the maker to ship today at the price
bargained for when ordered! these shoes
would cost us seven-fifty today, English style
last; black, at $7; dark tan, at $7.50. Pictured.
(JC QA for men's work or business Shoes;
P3 ''' made on the easy-to-the-foot Mun
son Army last; dark tan, gunmetal calf or black
glazed kid.
Shoes, sizes 2Vx to 6, at $4.45. Solid leather soles.
Lots of men can wear these 6's.
Gimbels, Second floor.
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