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Storq Hours, 9 to 5:30
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6rtriber.s
Be fair. Equip your kitchen as thoroughly as any
office or mill. Doesnrt cost muchhut, if it did, there
still is no excuse.
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and we sell nothing just for the sake of getting youM
mnnev. Eauin vour home fairlv. ?.v
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Sheik Sayo Allah Will Bleoo All
' Who Dlo Fighting Against
Fair That Woman Should
j j Nationauoia
'insurgents near capital
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CoiMlnnllnopIc, l April M.Siiltiin
"Mfhinod VI of Turkey Iibh (Unsolved
. ih.Vliombor of Deputies nnd lins thrown
ill Ms polltlcnl nnd relliciouA power
into tlio uulnucc ns n flnnl mensurn hi
rombatliiK the Nntlounltot movement In
Aln Minor-
Observers here, dcclnre the next fort
jilchl will detrrmluc whether he can
'rflllv nny renl foree. to opponc Mimtnpha
Keinnl, 'liend of the notionalist move
ment, who Is virtual rtilcr of most of
.the Turkish pohsckoIous cost of, the
Dardanelles,
iiu'mih of heaven nnd eternal tor-
.-( nt hrll" are called down on the
heads of all Moslems who do not support
the sullun by uurnznuo aduuuhu i
fcndl, the new Shclk-Ul-Idam. He
txcorlatcs the nationalists and declares
"all Mussulman who kill Nationalists
jll be blessed by Allah nnd nil wjio
die fie'i'lnR ,lic rcUcls cnrn ctcrnBl e'ory
kMobitellon of -the sultan's .ndhcr
rts has beuu in tho Wands. In. the sea
of Marmora and ntoiiR the phorcs of the
lilack sen. Anzevour l'nsha, formerly
i Clrcasslon bandit, has organized scv
ral thousand opponents of the ntlon-
.. . . litnt.n ntwl Pnnnrmn nil IMP
ausis in. "'","",'" ::. ;i.;m.
southern snore 01 mo m ........,
and Is the most Important supporter of
the sultan. , .
Nationalist forces nre reported to be
doslne In on Auzcvour in nn effort to
tut him off from Constantinople nnd
capturo tho city of Uruba, fifty-seven
X southeast of here. This Is the
ancient capital of Turkey nnd the Nn
tlonallsts wish to secure it for senti
mental reasons. They nre nlso said to
be approaching close to the British base
at Isrnld, but It is doubtful if an en
gagement will be fought there, as a
formidable fleet Is supporting the Brit
ish land forces.
There N little disposition on the part
of the Turks in this city to Join the
nultan's forces. They say their fathers
l ,...11..... nrn lnlill1I ill Mimt llllllfl
Kemal's urmy and that they will not
engage ir. n civil war.
Home. April 1H. (By A. l'.f Ques
tions which will be discussed nt the
mwting of the Supremo Allied Council
t Son Homo were considered by the
Council of Ministers yesterday. Italy
has reached an ugrecmeut with Kng
land regarding the Turkish problem uml
colonial compensation, according to the
Epoca,
Thoroughness
typical of every
Wilson job
Just the way our men brush tho
paint Into every' "noolc and
cranny Is typical of Wilson
thoroughness1. This, tocotlier
with tho fact that wo use only
the okl-tlmn paint essentials
pure wlilto lead, oil and turpen
tine accounts for our being on
the job for Bit years. Thorcwsrh.
uess pays you and us,
Will sland the test of time
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Reliable Merchandise
Your tonfidence in our mer-'
chandiso la justified becauso
our buying judgment is tho
result of long buying ex
perience. Wo find reliable
merchandise tho most profit
able. Put rccor'"mnl American
And X Thoy nro roliable
aro 8av? your Power
Red hly lns,t,al,cd - and
ftSm i, y cxSolle"t service
om tho manufacturer.
Send for our compiett eaalofft
CHARLES
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Is it fair that man should apply the
"helps" to efficient work while woman
labors at the wash tub with the
old -style washboard?
1890 Meth
od
ric
Won't Answer
S2tJi0BJrV,bUea holes ln tl,u wdshboard
tSe.T '" m"W faCe " to Uw
for 1 920's Work
The Old-style Washboard
Has Had Its Day
It was the best we knew in 1890. So was the can
dle, the stagecoach and the old horsecar before human
ity's needs demanded more .efficient means.
The candle was costly for the light it gave. It wore
out eyes. The stagecoach apd horsecar were costly for
the time consumed. They wore out the vitality of men.
But the washboard wasyes, and j the worst
of all. It wears out women. Our country can't afford
such waste. Mothers are worn out and they cannot be.
replaced yours or anybody's.
There is an alternative you can afford an Elec
tric Washing Machine.
No man who ever worked under the comfort of
steam heat or, in summer, sustained by electric fans
and ice water; who has derricks to do his lifting and en
gines to move things, has any moral right to let his
women folks be old at forty.
What lies tombstones
tell: "Beloved Wife
The 1900 Cataract Electric
Clothes Washer Sold on
Easy Monthly Payments
The washer is- demonstrated at any time during
store hours by trained representatives who have been
sent from the factory where the machine is manufac
tured. They will gladly explain the operation and mech
anism here or will call at your home if you are unable to
visit the Store.
The "1900 Cataract Washer" for
1920 s Sanitary, Labor-saving Way
The most scientific washing machine known the'
most simple in construction the easiest to operate
the easiest to buy.
No moving devices to wear out clothes. No mov
ing devices to wear out women; no lifting; no hard work
to clean up after the washing is done.
The only machine operated in a rocking, swinging
rnotion that swirls the water through the tub in the
"Figure Eight" movement.
The solid copper tub is lined with tin and built so
that the clothes idle back and forth, allowing the action
of the water and the creamy, soapy suds to do the work.,
. The swinging, reversible wringer is worked elec
trically, thereby eliminating the tiresome, nerve
wracking hand work.
. As for the work it can do this machine does a
family wash for 5 people in 1 1-2 hours, washing wrist
bands and collarbands without the aid of a board.
And at the approximate cost of 2c an hour for
electric current thereby saving labor, clothes, money
and woman.
Comes in two
sizes home size,
which holds the
equivalent o f 8
sheets; or laundry
size, which holds 12
sheets.
All Electric Washers take
most of the wearing: work
from the woman, but the
"1900 Cataract" takes all
wear from wonum and f
the clothes.
Come and see.
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GIMBEL BROTHERS,
Philadelphia
Please have a representative call upon me, so that I may
learn the full details of your interesting easy-payment nrono
sition on 1900 Cataract Electric Clothes Washer.
Name
Address
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