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du3try, General Says
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Sew York. April 7.-Tho ,flrit na
IIodaI Immigration conference ever held
,. n,rlm besnn here today to discuss
iturallr.atlon nntl Immigration laws,
"labor sliortaRC, Hie exodus of immt-1
trants from America and the cause of
nnr among the forclgn-born, with n
,icw to formulating recommendations to
Cwffiin H. narr, president of the!
tadSSry. nnd (lenjral Coleman d.i I'ont.
iS Irmai of the board of directors of
t "ffirrneial Council, opened the
meet In. A statement lirepurcd by K.
vr Mrrcillt!'. xeerctnry of njjrlciilttire.
'",, read. In which he approved of any
Ifiltlnitttc effort to point the way lu
ihlch the immigrant may be helped to
bteome a thoroiiKhgolnn American."
"America is -1,000.000 men Miort as
i result of the dwindling of Immigration
iinco the war," General du Pont Bald.
"Thousands of immigrants arc going
back: other thousands are migrating to
Canada, South America and Australia
M other countries nre making organ
ised efforts to attract Immigration.
The I nited States Biwi; i
"There are over 200 bll'.s pending In
Waslilngton which. If passed, will shut '
out the future supply of immigrant i
,.,t-mpn nnd will demoralize industrial I
and credit conditions lu America. They j
will also nave mo eucei 01 exciuumg
Immljrants who left this country fol-
JowinK tho armistice to attend to af-
fairs in the home lands and who may
rant to return to America..
"The indiscriminate denunciation of
tht foreign-born which has been taking
place in America is resulting In man;
of them leaving this country. It is ro
laltlog also in growing misunderstand
ings between native nnd foreign -born
residents and in n general demoraliza
tion of industrial and social life."
Special
Sale of
Good
Pianos
Taken in exchange for
the famous Lester, these
standard makes have been
put in first-class condition
by our factory experts.
Each represents a consid
erable saving.
$600 CHICKERING
Larjj mahogany case.
5500 HARDMAN
Hihojanv. Larce size.
$350 MARTIN
fine shape. Mahogany.
$400 BELLAK
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Store Hours: 9 to 5:30
High cost of living Is so largely a mere bugbear. Watch the
Gimbel adverting and buy as we find people anxious to sell. That
is our part, to find the goods. We serve.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET : CHESTNUT : EIGHTH : NINTH
FOR THURSDAY
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Two tremendously important sales are going on Million-Dolltl '
Silk Sale. Million-Dollar Furniture Sale, And we do not ut'
"Millions" carelessly. ,-
Tremendously Important Shoe Sale
mail mahopany case.
Una tone. LlUe new.
f350 SCHIRMER
"rge sire Mahogany.
$375 LEONARD
"cellcnt tone. Dark oak.
M50 ALBRECHT
'"K size. Mahogany.
$450 GIRARD
luhogany cae. Larg.
$350 VINCENT
rg alto. Mahogany
g00 CUNNINGHAM
UVt w Walnut case
gOO STEINWAY
WW lM. Mahogany.
$450 LESTER
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$350 GILBERT
r'mlali oak
$350 NEW YORK
rse "i-ihogany case
"50 RICHARDSON
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50 SCHENK
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$400 BYRNE
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$7.45 $5.85
Gimbel Shoes Sharply Reduced Included in Both Groups
These occasional shoe sales at Gimbels have become
famousfamous for the goodness of the shoes offered and
famous for the price saving.
High Shoes-Regal Shoes for Men-Oxfords
Factory surplus and odd casefuls secured through a
shoe broker. PerfectGoodyear Welted Soles.
Tan Cordovan Oxfords, Tan Russia Calf,
Gunmetal Calf and Kidskin Shoes and Oxfords
Styles for young men and conservative lasts as well.
Some of the high shoes have Neolin soles and Wingfoot
rubber heels. There are thirteen hundred pairs of the
ultra-stylish tan shoes alone.
-which means that men's shoes of $ 1 0 to $ 1 4 sorts
Jiy a pj will stop selling till this sale 'is over---Gimbel Shoes in
P f frO eluded equal bargains. Sizes 6 to 10.
Sold on Main Aisle of Subway Store
" Low Shoes for Women
Another offering of "factory rejects" and samples shoes
showing some little blemish that does not injure the wear and that is
ordinarily npt discovered after a wearing or two.
Oxfords : Pumps : Colonials With Large Buckle
All the good styles, even the ultra French short vamp and
stubby toe.
Patent leather, black kid, tan Russia calf, gunmetal calf, gray
kid, brown buck, black-and-White combination.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Besides the Walk-Over Shoes we offer, at the same greatly
reduced price $5.85 Low Shoes of gray buck, bronze kid and
patent leather Colonials and Pumps. All sizes.
To avoid disappointment, we must say: No C. O. D.'s; no
mail orders.
Two hundred salespeople; experienced helpers besides. The
big point in planning any sale is not the mere extra business of twenty
or thirty thousand dollars, but the Winning of new thousands of perma
nent friends for the . Store.
We desire that the shoes you buy fit your feet and fit as well
your visualization of what you need in shoes. Otherwise we do not
care a fig for the business.
The Gimbel Shoe business Subway Store division and Second-floor
division has grown great. Real good service has won
service meaning your good serving in shoe style, shoe comfort and
very real shoe values.
This Regal Walk-Over Sale entirely in the Subway Store.
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