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Wayne B. Wheeler, attorney for the
f, Anti-Saloon league of America, is
tk sued a statement today In which ne
I declared that while the new prohibition
it i enforcement act is not as strong as
J' the leaeuo wished it to be, it tan bo
: mado airtight latr If tho need should
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nbuso tho privileges granted to them, it
will result in additional legislation. Tho
1,1 law will never bo mado weaker.
"The weak points of the bill from
5 the viewpoint of tho Anti-Saloon League
ij are found in some of tho restrictions
f made for nonbevcrage liquor and tho
ji ' large discretion given tho courts in the
L lines and imprisonment."
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PjfilTjADELPBXA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1910
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The Philadelphia
Art Galleries
I AT AUCTION
I On Wednesday, Oct IS, 1.919
J at 2i30 o'Clock P. M.
1 We' Will Sell at Unrestricted
Public Sale a Collection of
;Rare and Valuable
Violins and Bows
By Order of J. E. Koeisllnger, Esq.
Now on Exhibition
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Prices on Fancy
Groceries
are worth your .while You
do not have to make your
self a pack horse by carry
ing your purchases home.
Open an account and let us
serve you regularly t
1233 Market Street
and Branches
Chocolate
Golden Vanilla
One Package Makes Enough
for a, Larjo Fntnlly
At Tour Oroeers,
TITIS MOBEISON CO., TUVUi.
Immediate Delivery
If the publlo realized the wonderful
heat producing quality of Elephant Tea
Coal more of It would be used.
EGG COAk $11.50
"Follow the FlasT
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FRANK F. MATHERS
83d St. bel. Balthnor Ave..
B. W. Cor. 10th & U'Mhlnxtou Are.
Fhonea: XVboai'd 478. 'Dickinson 1418.
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Cultivate the. habit, of
calllnc it Roosovelt
Boulevard not the'
Northeast. The Man
was as big and as broad
and as straight as the
Boulevard that 'bears '
his name. It's very
worth while owning
one's home on such a
Boulevard. We have the
home or lot if you have
the wish, then it's an
easy matter for the two
of us to, get together.
We will meet you at our
Boulevard Office.
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Gimbel Brothers Store Hours 9 to 5.30 1 1 For Tomorrow Wednesday 1 1 Gimbel Brothers
Tuesday, October 14, 1919 '
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All Wool: All Silk Sewed: All Shrunk Linings
Let's look at the facts that rule the situation.
Most difficult to secure clothing of good fabric and good make so difficult that
UJVJOL OC11C1S UU liUU UiJ.
It is the dark hour of a slow, long dawn the war isn't over, in its effect on pro
duction. High prices are inevitable but don't pay high prices for low values.
It is a fine art to get ample supplies of all-wool fabrics we and our supplying
tailors did in one case, a lot of it was stolen; then recovered, and cannot be used till
court tries the accused the cloth is the evidence. But we have plenty for the time being
and that "evidence" lot will soon be released.
All-wool and that only in Second floor Section.
Sturdiness is standard in the Subway Store biggest dollar's worth of wear.
Kuppenheimer" and "Society Brand" Clothing
ouitsjato& Overcoats, $35 to $75 Great Coat. Up to $100
Not-Heavy Overcoats, $25, $30, $35 and up to $50
Suits, $30, $35, $40 and up to $50
growth of tnrewa'CW1 """ " " - nrmal vtORt " the real C0St:
876 Worsted Suits Specially Offered for Wednesday and Thursday, $45
Hungerford System of cutting Trousers is a Datenton comfort and rlMn.fitn- n iu. -r , .,..!
k ' ,: "s&wuiuuw, i luuacra, fco.ou to J1 J
Suite ta Btano (EUolltCfl
loys Suits . .
With Extra Pair of Trousers
$l.50, $15, $17.50 up to $37.50
t C Fancy tweeds, in grays, browns and olive mixtures; trench
1U models, all-around belt; full-lined "knickers;" 8 to 18 years.
t f 7 K( ox-pleated, inverted-pleat and knife-pleated, with
p 1. t JJ J-oke; also trench model, slash or patch pockets; 8 to
18 years.
Junior Ovrcoats, 3 to 10 years,
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olum
at $17.50 to $35. Kerseys, duf-
fle6; pebble cheviots and fancy
overcoatings; flannel-lined or with
Italian, cloth.
Junior Norf k Suits, at $13.50;
with extra pair of full-lined trous
ers one pair of knee-trousers and
one pair of knickerbockers; for
boys 4 to 10 years; fancy cheviots
in mixed sray and brown or olive
colorings; nifty little suits.
$2.25 for boys' sturdy Corduroy
Knickerbockers.
$1 for boys, serviceable Blouse's.
$3.50 for Washable Suits: 3 to 10 yrs.
"Oliver Twist," "Middy," Junior Norfolk and like models in beauti
ful patterns and colorings. Gimbels, Third floor.
Women's
and Try On Until
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and
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On
She finds '!
The exact shade of the exact color that is most becoming;
The best collar-treatment for her the loveliest "neckline."
The best-length coat for her particular figure.
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NO GUESSING AT COLOR OR STYLE as -when a suit is mad to order at a custom tailor's; and INSTEAD OF TO-ORDER PRICES4
Hundreds and Hundreds of Suits to Choose From---at
$59, $69, $75, $79 up to $295
In variety that provides not only the fashionable colore, but every
"shade of a shade."
Every fashionable fabric, from duvet de laine to peachbloom and
duvetyne.
furs.
Glorious styles with fur.'
Glorious styles to wear "with her own many wonderful separate
Famous Variety, Too, in Suits at $28.50, $29.75, $35,$37.50,$39.75 and $45
Wonderful serges. Lustrous broadcloths. Glowing velveteens
And ever-ready "Elex-o-tex" suits of the best wool-jersey known.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
All the Regular Sizes
All the Exlra1Sizes, Too
Silk Petticoats Great Variety
Great Values at $6.95
All-jerseys. '
All-taffetas.
.All-messalines.
And jersey tops with either messaline or taffeta flounces.
Wonderful suit-matching browns. Rich violets. Glorious. blues.
Serviceable taupes. New changeable effects.
And one color "inlaid"-in another stunningly I
Sateen Petticoats with Unique Persian Inserts
v at $2 and $2.95 '
Copies of expensive silk models, worked out in strong, thin-as-silk
sateen as carefully shaped as smartly flounced as silk.
Gimbels, Second floor.
Net Blouses-
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Net and
Lace, at $5
Dainty American-Made
Models Begin at $3
French Imports
Begin at $18.50
And net waists are quite the "order of the
day" in Paris and New York alike.
American Models at $3, $3.95, $5,
$5.95, $6.95, $7.95 up to $10
Include baby necks and high necks; frill
styles and as many fascinating collarless
models as fascinating collar effects.
The French Models at $18.50, $25,
$29.75 Are Dreams!
Mostly with real lace preferably filet.
Here and there is an adorable peplum.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
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Colombia arafonola,
typt a-3, $135
mm
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Aioll&n Vocation, tyl
430, at $140
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Conreld, 8s 5
rafonola
Gimbels, Second floor
With Six Records, Six Albums
and a Supply of Needles
SentHorae on aFirstPayment of
The combination totals $135 the big,
beautiful Columbia with records and the
rest and anyone can own it Five dollars
down; the remaining $130 in easy monthly
parts.
Talking Machine Congress
Quite the most extensive and beautiful
display that Philadelphia has ever known.
Victor Columbia Aeolian The
Victrola Grafonola Vocalion Conreid
One Hundred and Thirty-eight
Styles and Finishes
$22.50 to $2
Victrolas $22.50 to $325
Aeolian Vocalions, $70 to $440
Columbia Grafonolas, $32.50 to $250
.Conreid Talking Machines, $95
Best Service Most Helpful
Little wonder that the 'largest talking
machine business is centering
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At Gimbels
Women's Street and Dress Shoes at $ 1 1
'- . -" Five Smart High-cut Lace Styles
Women who fciow will tell you that, while of necessity shoe prices have advanced, the advance in prices Is less noticeable af
Gimbels.- In other words, less to pay for quality shoes here than anywhere else you- know"
All with leather French heels and
laced with blind eyelets.
' And notice the careful "finish"
th'e'neat edges of the Goodyear welt
ed solesthe lacings perfectlymatch
ed to leathers!
Two styles are pictured. Any style
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Tan Russia calf with gray suede
tops. '
Black kidskin with "pearl taupe"
kid tops.
Black patent leather with dark
taupe kid tops.
Black patent leather, with light
gray kid tops.
Brown Havana kidskin matched
with brown fabric tops.
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You May Try Records to
Your Hearts Content
Gimbel service is freely
yours if you are a Gimbel
customer. We help you
get the very most in en
joyment from your pur
chase; help you keep rec
ords and instrument in
good form. Have dem
onstrations arranged.
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