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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER TH1LADELPHI A, MONDAY. NOYEMBEK 10, 1919
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ND OF CAMPAIGN
Voters of Plymouth Will Ballot
on Hor Candidacy Next
Saturday
HER WIT ENLIVENS BATTLE
Plymouth. Nm 1". - Wlillr su
porters of the two malr rnnilirintrx fm
tlif .vent oiincodo tin- morlls "f Tidy
Astor'n nrsuniPiilM. tliov lnt that n
victory lir licr. should tnut c tlio out
romo of tin- I'limmlsn. will not ! "
ivnlIMcr." It H pointed out that Labor
in went years lms been in.ikiiiK rapid
atrldrs in this normally I'liioniot Htronc-
bold ami threatens to oveironio tin-j
majmitj (lie T.lliiaN thus far hnvn .
hold over the Lnbnr poll The mi-
rcrtalnty of Hip woman M'tP and tin I
fart that prohibition has Iippii piojprlpd
into Hip fight Ipud additional yimpllea-
tlotis to thp situation, whieli. these ob
ervers rrntpnd. will result fnvotably to
T.oiw.r nnil thp " A siiuitlif mi " Liberal'
candidate
TSut against this may be set the elaims
of Lady Astor. who eharaeterbrs lief
selt as not a "son" candidate and ad
dresses her nnppals to women because
the "moral Ititluenee'of 'onien is needed
in Ktwlniul today in adjusting Hip na
tion's pressing rcoiiomli' anil social
problems." , , .,
Todnv Hip tlirpc candidate and their
(importers will enter t:ie last hair of
the campaign intending to con'inue he
strenuous pace thej lune been going
until next Saturdnj, which is polling
nav.
Gimbel Brothers II Store Hours 9 to 5:30 II For Tomorrow Tuesday Gimbel Brothers
Monday, November 10, 1919
tt 11. ...... :.. nM Mn niinntiim
iter cumin""-.' .. - , , v i
fiom Landsend to Inverness, both for,
the novelty of an Anieiiian woman
seeking to enter thp House of ( ominous
and for his niqunno. plucli nnd, p eas
ing personality under i-pvcip lipckling
at meetings, I
In a packed sehoolhoiise a woman i
cried out: "I want to nslt l.nily An or
whv are we nil packed Into a room like
this." Quick as a flash came (lie re
tort: "Heeaufp men arranged it
To another heckler she said: I d
11. u. .... t l fm- I' i miillt I tlinn
rutin! in- .in .'. . ., , . . I
the first duchess or Lurope f(er I
a slight error of figures she bad made j
she nuickb rectified the same and raid : I
"It was Ke who admitted she was i
..., 11 wnv not Adam. If wei
women make a mistake we will mu so
Upon prohibition she rcmaiked: I
don't think the brewers ami publicans
are sinners, t will be perfcetl hiuare
to the liquor trade."
Her views upon the punishment o
the kaiser "the worst that one can
happen to him is to leave him alone.
Jf i were the kaiser and felt that l
had been sent from (lutl to rifle tin
world and found m.vself shut up in a
Dutch villa, that would be puiihhmcnt
enough for me." " .
Again she said: "One of niv enemies
said I hat a pretty face. T thought I
had lost that fifteen eais ago. It has
hiifkeil me un more than unj thing 1
"'Miae heard for long time."
HOLDS SHIPS FOR VOTES
Seamen's Union Candidate Detains
Crews In Italy Until Election
Koine, Nov. 10. Captain Olulietvi.
secretary of the Seamen's Federation,
who is candidate for office in the
general elections, has ordered steam
ships of several lines not to leave until
after the elections, in order to permit
the crews to vote. The elections will
take place November 1(1.
The order has i auseel a partial
paralysis of lonimerce, which is espe
cially serious in view of the fact that
Italy needs to continue all possible
activities in order to solve the many
difficult economic problems resulting
from the war.
PERMIT GERMAN ELECTIONS
Result in Plebiscite Areas Not Bind
ing Upon Allies
Paris, Nov. JO. flty A. P.I The
Supremo Council has decided not to
interfere with the (lerman municipal
elections now being held in areas where
plebiscites arc to be token under the
peace treats'.
It has decided, however, that such
elections' will be in no way binding
upon the Allies, which will disregard
them when th? final settlement of af
fairs in the distiicts in question is
aJTectcd, ,
Cuticura Helps
Skin and
Scalp Troubles
All dniffgUti: Soin M. Ointment a & M, Talcum 25
EUrapI eirh frca of "OitUtrt, Dtp 1, Bita "
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RALPH BINDE
415 Real Estate Trust Buildi
H. K. Cor. llroad and Cheatnut,
Great Bargain!
French-Krard Harp, splendid tons,
perfect .condition, suitable for con-
cert or orcheatra; reuaon for elllrnr
owner leaving the country Apt. (J03,
462J ChMtnut at, llarlnc 7827 W.
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Modernize Your Car
We cut down your 36x416
wheels to the new S. A. Ei
standard, 35x0, apply four
Firestone demountable rims
and furnish one extra for
$76.00; 24 hours' service)
storage free.
FRANKLIN TIRE &
RUBBER CO.
2121-25 Vine Street
Womens Satin Dresses a Style That Reproduces
a Madeleine et Madeleine But Is $65 Gimbels
A Remarkable Sale of Very
Remarkable Waists at $5.85
Save Third to Half
Not only remarkable in value (though dear knows they're
that!) but remarkable in that they're the very satins and
satin-combinations that are in strongest demand right now.
Satin Waists, delightfully cm- French blue. Taupe, Brown, Navjr '
broidercd. Blue, Plum. Bisque. White, Pink,
Georgette tops with the lower i Black, and the combination
t)al ff ""'V- , , ,. ,! N'avy blue embroidered in Amer-
Satin Waists, with frilling ofljca beauty. Brown with bisque.
Georgette. Taipe with i0itcr rej. pum with
Suit-Colors '?," ,iBhur p,,,m- whi,e wit"
And the printings .are aj varied.
Light Colors
Two-Color Effects-
At $5.85.
-(jimbelf, Salons of Dress. Third floor Some on First floor
Note the plisse ruffllngs down the sides.
Note the adorable sleeves.
But the characteristic Madeleine et Madeleine touch is the
soft maline cowl collar around the front, that turns into a coiffure
touching brim in the back.
Midnight' blue satin and maline alike.
And That's Only One of a Wonderful
Collection of Satin Gowns
Between $45 and $75
Ranging from plain tailored styles to the dressiest embroid
eredand beaded and draped and be-ruffled afternoon affairs
imaginable.
Straight line styles and caught-in-at-the-feet styles and
models of the generously full cut certain figures require.
Brilliant black. Darkest brown Midnight blue. And the one
taupe-shade that "flatters."
Gimbels Are Chosen to Distribute
Surplus Foods of the Navy Department
First Sale
Tomorrow
Tuesday.
Cash and Carry
R.000 cans. No. 2 Tomatoes 9c can
1,800 cans, 8-lb. each, Apple Butter 65c can
8,000 cans, 2,2 size, California Apricots 30c can
5,000 cans, 2XA size, California Asparagus 30c can
10,000 cans, No. 2, String Beans 10c can
Savings of about half.
Gimbels, Chestnut Street Annex
Satins at $29.75
Meteors at $29.75
style in "inserted fringe.'
nd a style with a blousrd
pleated tunic over the caiighi-
in skirt
Satins at $25
Iwo styles one surplice-with
a ash: the other with a tunic
-Gimbels, Salons of Dress
Third floot
Smart Cotton Petticoats
Still at th
Old Prices
Styles that reproduce silk petticoat
styles and even the fine, strong, supple
fabrics reproduce the best colorings of
the silk plain effects and the novelty
designs.
Heatherbloom Petticoats at
$2 and $2.95
All colors and black, with novelty
flounces.
Sateens at $2
Plain colors and black and the pompa
dour patterns.
Black Sateens With
Sectional Flounces at $1.50
The soft-finish sateen of high lustre
that wears and looks so well.
At $2,95 and $3.95
Heatherbloom and cotton jersey tops
with smartly tailored taffeta flounces.
Gimbels, Second floor
fuA
Flayer
Pianos
Perhaps We Are Unusually Proud of These
Particular Women's Ultra Fashionable Coats Beautifully Cased in Mahogany
But isn't it a matter for pride to have achieved the "scarce" fabrics in styles that mirror Paris and made
as a fastidious woman likes them and id held the costs down? Examples:
Fabric Fur Coats But the Fabric Furs de
CamePs-Hair Sports Coats "Bobby" -and
Full-Length at $59.75, $67.50, $75
up to $98.75
In the lovely natural color. Plain styles and fur-trimmed.
Luxe! at $29.75 to $195
Variously of
Ungava Seal fabrid-fur, beaver fabric-fur, Baffin seal fabric
fur and broad tail fabric-fur.
350 Fur-collared Coats
Wonder-Values at $35, $42.50 and $47.50
The collars variously of seal-dyed coney, taupe nutria, skunk
dyed opossum and natural raccoon. 0
Coats of the Luxurious Fabrics Richly Silk-Lined at $58 and $68
Bolivia, frostglow and chameleon cord. Gimbels, Salons of Dress. Third floor
Leather Coats at $39.75, $49.75, $55
and $69.75
In aviation, motor and street styles.
Leatherette Coats, at $25.00.
So Many Beautiful Gift Things
In the Toilet
Goods Store
These Are Wonderful Values!
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Dainty Bou
doir Lamps, at
1.B0 - Oil-
Burning No
need of "ftus
lng" with fix
tures. Ivory
finish metal
base w l t h I
dainty pink,
blue, old rose,
black- and
white or flow
ered shade.
Pictured, a t
$1.50.
1 ''$$$$&,
Bud Vaie,
at 50e. Of
clear blown
fflast with
ivory finished
celluloid base.
16 and 18 Piece Manicuring Sets,
at 55. Every needed article for
careful "hand-groominp!"
Of white ivory finish celluloid in
satin-lined leatherette case. Pic
tured. ,A splendid gift! At $5.
Perfume Sets, Hudnut's Du
Barry, at 98. SO a set. Talcum,
and a large bottle each of extract
and toilet water, in satin-lined box.
wffBw nil LfiL ftJi HHEks
i1itT"iyi!'iin"r",ji'i,T!'TtJf" '
Kewpie Powder Puffs, at $1.80.
Complete with tinted opaque glass
powder box. Pictured.
Combined Manicure and Toilet
Sets Eight .Pieces at 8. Of
ivory finish celluloid in dainty lined
box.
Gimbels, Toilet Good Store,
Third floor
Do
Christmas
Shopping
Now
Pay in
January
A Hundred Glorious Sample Coats
for Misses at $55 and $75 : NwfrHaif
a Savings Are
t oats of quality with both a fashion and price appeal.
Beautiful Dress Coats of soft, silky silvertone and velour, stun
iuiir three-quarter coats of velour and chinchilla; and smart sports
cats of chinchilla and frostglow!
Enriched with seaj, nutria, beaver and raccoon collars some are
cuffed or pocketed to match.
Of course, lined throughout in fancy silk or self color peau de cygne.
All the new colorings mahogany, Brazilian red, Oriental blue,
nut brown and beaver.
For ages 16 and 18 years.
$5S and $75. --Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Men Who Always Thought They Couldn't .
Wear Woolen Underwear Are "Turning to"
Duofold Health Underwear Men
and enjoying its comfort immensely. Woolen but non-irritating;
because softly cotton "lined." A wonderful protection against
colds.
Duofold Shirts and drawers, at $3.50 a garment; union suits,
at $6.25.
Men's Ecru Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, at $2.50 a suit.
Men's Gray Worsted Ribbed Union Suits, at $3.50.
All closed crotch styles and ankle length with long sleeves.
Splendid winter weights 1
Gimbels, First floor
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Wonderfully Attractive Variety in Lamps
Newest Styles in Floor Lamps, Table Lamps, Boudoir Lamps : and
Beautiful Silk Shades and Glass Shades
For particular mention today
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Instruments of proven worth and musical value instruments we believe
in, and most heartily guarantee.
We Believe the Value is Unmatched
And only the good fortune of a big order placed months ago makes this
offer possible. The makers could not deliver earlier and it stands to their fine
credit that we are to have now the full number ordered. And that is all too few.
Pay $3.50 Weekly
A supply of music rolls, a bench and free tuning for one year Included.
We are not at all sure that we can meet the piano demand from now until
Christmas which suggests-the advisability ofahoosing from present good stocks.
Hardmain : Vose : Packard
Milton : Conreid
PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
Floor Lamps Standards; mahogany-finish;
electric or gut, at $10,
$12, $14 and $16.
Mahogany and Sitk Shades.
Silk Shade, in charming variety,
at $6 to $2S.
BeaUtlfulTable Lamps, of metal
and glass. ,
'Polychrome and .Parchment
Shadei. . ,
Japanese Vases, mounted, elec
tric; and Silk Shades to match.
Boudoir Lamps with silk and
glass shades.
The low prices will astonish you I
t-Gimbels, Fourth floor
If not convenient to come to-the Store,
will you ask, by mailing in thecoupon, for
fuller particulars regarding the Player
Pianos at $525. Gimbels, Seventh floor.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
l' Market : Chestnut
Eighth and Ninth"
A
Gimbel Brother
Philadelphia.
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Pianos ottered at $&o.
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