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EVENING' PUBLIC LEDGElt-PHIIiADELPHIA", FRIDAY, 'APRII 16, 1920
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NAVY WILL TRAIN
RESERVE OFFICERS
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f-Mm Told They'll Bo Sent to Sen
as Soon ao Congreso Pro
vides Money
Service at sea on nnvftl vessels and
j.flnltc stud courses will bo arranged
for reserve o-fficers In the Fourth Naval
district as soon as Congress makes the
nT" ymePofntn0cna'rl7 800 reserve
.fflrors last night this was announced
bfoSptiln .T. .F. Zlegcmeler. The meet
ini? wis held In Common TIcAs Court
No. 2 1 n City Hall. .
Cnptnin ftifgcinnur n -m siht'- "'
tiavnl reserve forco matters In the
IltlrenU nf Nnvltrntlnn nf Wnaliliiofnn.
The meeting also was attended by Hear
ouiiiiriu nnncs a; utiftncs, command
ant of the Philadelphia Navy Yard and
tae lourth Naval district, and Com
mander It. C. Necdhnra tho district's
aide for personnel.
The actlvo training plan, as outlined,
PnllN fnl lllA fnlAlillnti ni..l ...-
iratcd training of tho naval reserve
forces as an essential bncklng for tho
r'-jfiunr navy in time of war. For oIU
ccrs sea service will be a requisite to
confirmation in rank, and those whoso
duties kept them ashore dflrlng the war
wlll be given tho opportunity to qualify
by threo months' sea duty.
Snerinl ftfllrlv flnnana nrnVinKlw M1 U
Arranged during tho coming summer
under the direction of Rear Admiral
nugncs, anu an effort will be made
iu icdu cnrouragcmcnc ana opportunity
for all officers to keep in touch with
naval development and affairs.
I
Gov.
Calvin Coolidge
Says:
UXXTE need more of the Office
; Desk and less of the Show
Window in Politics. Let men'
, in office substitute the mid
night oil for the lime - light.?
Fortfthra remarkable addreuai by
Governor Calvin Coolidfs bars been
fathered info book uadtr th till
"Havi Faith in Massachusetts"
Thby represent the results of his
twenty years of administrative ex
perience sound Americanism
from a really great American.
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ARID-ROLLS
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SUPREME
ONE dollar buys the Arto Roll! One dollar
v puts a roll in your player piano that gives you
the new song hits FIRST a roll of superior
quality a roll of finer music with the words of
each song so arranged on a music staff that it
actually teaches you to sing!
Why pay higher prices Arto Roll is only
$1.00! Hear these numbers today at the nearest
Arto Roll dealer.
Next Month's Music Now
All the Boys Love Mary One Step
Everybody's Buddy Fox Trot
Hen and tho Cow, The One Step
I'm Always Falling in Love With the
Other Fellow's Girl .... ', For Trot
In Old, Madeira Fox Trot
I've Found I Can't Live Without You.. Waltz Song
La Veeda (Castillan Fox Trot)
Melodious Jazz One Step
Mother's Hands Fox Trot
Mystery Fox Trot
Oh, By Jingo! Oh, By Gee! One. Step
Old Man Jazz Fox Trot
Oriental Stars Fox. Trot
Rose of Washington Square, Tho Fox Trot
There's Always Two Sides to a Story. .Waltz Song
When the Sun Goes Down in Cairo
Town Fox Trot
Who'll Take the Place of MaryT Waltz Song
Wild Flower Waltz Song
You Said It Fox Trot
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1136
1132
1118
1128
1129
1141
1140
1119
1121
1114
1122
1115
1137
1126
1120
1116
1117
Most Popular Songs From Previous Listings
1036 When You're a Million Miles From
Nowhere Ballad
1080 Daddy, You've Been a Mother to Me. . . .Ballad
1016 My Isle of Golden Dreams Waltz Song
1007 Let the Rest of the World Go By Waltz Song
1079 Venetian Moon Fox Trot
1073 That Naughty Waltz Wnltz Song
1086 Oh. How I Laueh When I Think How I
Cried About You Fox Trot
1055 Peggy Fox Trot
1050B Dardanella. (New Four Hand Arr.) Fox Trot
1085 I'll See You in Cuba Fox Trot
1084 Desert Dreams Fox Trot
1010 Wonderful Pal One Step
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Lira Daalert Wanted
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Store Hours, 9 to 5:30
Automobile Tires Super-Service guaranteed
for 6000 miles 30x3i2, $13.95. 32x4, $21.95. And
other sizes.
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FOR SATURDAY
Philadelphia, Friday, April 1G, I92u
Canoes will be scarce again this year. Mullina
-16 ft., $86; 17 ft, $89.50; 18 ft., $92.50.
Girls' Dresses at $5.75 and $7.75
Save $4.25 Up to $10 Because Being
Samples They Show Handling
And there's every lovely wash-stuff and style in
cluded, from the smartest check and plaid ginghams
of wonderful quality to adorable hand-embroidered
linens in exquisite colors. And Felstex dresses. And
sturdy, smart cotton crepes ?the Japanese crepes, with
pretty nearly no wear-out to them !
Wool-embroidered.
Or floss-embroidered.
Or pique-trimmed.,
Or but they're mostly hand-embroidered.
Lace-trimmed organdies, too.
About five hun
dred altogether
and mighty few
alike.
Sizes 6 to 12
in the $5.75 sale
group. Sizes 12, 14 and
16 in the $7.75
sale-group.
57.75
$5.75
And About 200 Coats
at $16.75 and $19.75
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Savings Run Up to $10
Serges, Velours, Mixtures and Poplins.
Street colors School-wear colors.
And the "polo colors" camel, and partridge and
jade green and bright blues.
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$19.75 $16.75
Otmbela, Salons of Srni, Third floor.
The Famous Gimbel "Flex-o-Tex" Suits
-Twelve Styles in Women's Suits Ten Styles in Misses' Suits
Sale-Grouped at $27.50 y7g
"Flex-o-Tcx" is the best wool-jcrsey we know
and in the exactly-right suiting-weight.
Each suit is cut out by itself no possible
chance of getting a mis-cut.
Every suit la man-tailored.
The styles are tho carcfullv-thoucrht-nut moilpls
for general wear.
Gay, bright country club colors, besides browns
and other tan shades, and navy blue and other
blues and greens and smart, serviceable heather-mixtures.
Fifteen Women's Styles in Blue Serge
Grouped a.t p3o.7o
Short coats antf long coats and every other length. Coats! Etons and pony coats and blouscd
coats and flared coats and straight-line coats!
As to skirts whether accordion-pleated or straight-lines they're smart.
Otmbeli. Billons of DreM. Third floor.
Clothes Worth While
Kuppenheimer Society Brand and
Associated Makes ?
Suits, $29 to $65
Overcoats,
$40 to $74
We have no arguments for high
values we haven't any. All through
the times that have made tailors fall
from grace we have held to
All-wool fabrics.
Silk-sewed seams.
Even improved designing.
Bettered tailoring, because the low
est grade we used to have is not prof
itable to you, on present cost basis.
The Gimbel Clothing Service is
Philadelphia's best from the stand
point of value ; of the integrity and
real excellence of the clothes.
And the business keeps growing
proving the public's appreciation.
London-made Overcoats, $40 to
$74.
Society Brand's most famous Over
coat rainproofed, of course the
Hudder, $48. ,
600 Spring Suits
and Overcoats
at $42.50
your profit, instead of our taking
it, for the fabrics were bought on
lower market.
Plenty of Worsteds : Tweeds :
Cassimeres t
Double- and single-breasted and
sports models as the more extreme
designs are called.
Overcoats in Oxford gray and new
est colorings, with plenty of the fa-
ored herringbones and wool velours.
Stond floor.
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Two Actually Famous Sale
Groups in Women's Wraps
Probably because both groups are comprised of the very
"values" that sevei'al manufacturers assured us were ab
solutely impossible but which we were absolutely deter
mined to reproduce in this sale.
Of course, owning the fabrics at a big saving helped.
Wool velour Capes big, volu-
d 1 minous unutterably graceful.
flL, 0 J 3 Manv styles and the color-range is
astonishing.
Silk-lined herringbone b o 1 i v i a
sports-length Coats.
Accordion-pleated Capes men's
wear serge, navy blue. Very, very,
veiy smart.
Full-lerfgth Street Coats wool
poplin; black or navy blue. A fine
cut and they're finely tailored.
Picked Up a Thousand
Ready-to-Wear Hats
For a Song! Out They Go
At $2.95, $3,95 and $4.95
$3.95
at $35
-Glmbeli. Salon of Drrso. Third floor.
Misses' and Children's "Fabs"
The New White
Shoe at $2, $2.25
and $2.50
White fabric shoes with their
uppers stitched down to sturdy
Neolin soles with a heavy cord
stitching that trims ! Pictured. Cute smart sturdy !
Oxford and high shoes. Widths C and E, 6 to 8, at $2;
8ij to 11, at 2.25; IIMj to 2 at $2.50. 4
Olmbfli, Shoe Swtlon, Second floor.
Wsviv.
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$1.9.", im,mfr
All-straw.
Straw, com
bined with Geor
gette, and the
f ascinatinc
transparent ef
fects. Mostly black,
brown and navy
blue; with Ray
flowers, unique
ribbon-treatments
and glycerincd
ostrich
$2.95 "fancies."
(ilnibrK Tlilfil and l'lrot floor.
2500 lbs. of Milk )
CHOCOLATE at (
38c lb.
or 2-lb. Box at 75c. One of the good makes.
Other Candy
Specials
Chocolate-Covered Marshmal- C C
lows; lb OOC
Assorted Hard Candies; lb.
at
40c
OlmlieU. Chmlnut Street Annrv, flnnil Mln and Subway More.
Every Man
'&&'
Knows Tliat the Regular Price of a Gillette Outfit Is at
Least Five Dollars But Here Are 2000
Navy Gillette 1 t qc
Razor Kits at fiP.yO
part of the surplus ordered by the Government before hostilities
ceased.
In a compact case; metal mirror and 12 blades arc included.
(ilmbrlK. J'rt floor.
Sale of 19,800
Men's Ties at 78c
Silk Four-in-hands some of them are of imported silks. Bought
long enough ago to make the price
Less Than Average Half
Too good a chance to let slip by, at 78c per!
GlintwU. nw floor. Ninth street.
Women's and Misses'
New Spring Suits
at $22.75
Savings by Steps Up to $17
Material alono is worth the sale price.
Fifteen styles mostly sports offects.
Kcgulation and dressy models with saddle-bag pockets that
button to the belt. Pockets that form part of a gore and big flat
"necessary" patch pockets.
Sizes for misses, 14 to 18; women, 3G to 44. Extra sizes, up to
D2, in somo styles.
Price, $22.75. Save up to $17.
dlmlwU, Hiibwuy ilor.
Women's Smart Spring Shoes at $7.90
Straight-laced oxfords in brown or black leather. Patent leather
plain pumps.
Patent lcathor or dull kid ribbon ties with high or low French
heels and turned soles. Complcto lines in all sizes. Price $7.00.
Men's Spring Shoes at $7.45
Tart English bals. that young men want. These have welted soles,
and at $7.45 you save $2.
Children's Shoes
Patent and dull leather high
shoes and anklerstrap pumps;
sizes 6 to 8, $2.95; sizes 8'j to 2,
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Boys Shoes at $2.95
and $3.95
Gunmetal and tan lace shoes
that aro well-made to stand any
boy. Sizes 0 to 5.
Olmb.lv Bobvur Stor.
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In the Subway Store
Women's Wool
Sweaters Specially
Priced at $7.95
A special purchase from a New
York maker.
You can choose from a beau
tiful assortment of colors. Tuxedo
model. Sizes 30 to 16.
(Umbel.. Sunuar Store.
Embroidered
Georgette Tab Collars
at 50c : Save Half
Suitable for round or square
neck dresses; white and ecru. At
50c.
Capes made of full flulTy mnv
abou and a row of ostrich trimmed
with nineteen tails, a cord and n
marabou tassel, specially priced
at $10.50.
Olnihel. Huhwur More.
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Women's Petticoats
at $2.95
Of pietty flowered or figured
heatherbloom nnd sateen; vnn
dyko or tailored flounce, fitted top.
Special at $2.95.
Envelope Chemises at
85c and $1.25
Nainsook and cambric; em
broidery and lacy effects,
(Jloihclt, Subway 8 1 of..'
IMftWan
Little Children's
Dresses at $1.95
Of assorted plaids, check ging
hams und plain-color ginghams.
Models straight line and
belted; big pockets, at $1.95.
Children's Straw and Lingerie
Hats, somo trimmed, somo plain
tailored. Specially priced at $1.25
to $4.95.
Olrabe.il, flbwjf Stor.
Boys' Suits and
Spring Top Coats
Stulish Cut Sturdy Materials
Unquestionable Values
Norfolk Suits Sizes 8 to 18 ycajs. At $14.30 and $18.50. With
extra pair of lined knickerbockers. At S17.50, $22 up to $46. Fancy
tweeds and cassimeres. Gray and woven mixtures. Slash pockets. Flan
pockets. All-around belts.
Junior Suits. Sizes 2 to 8 years. At $8.50. S10, 512 and $13.50.
1 op Coats, sizes 3 to 10 years. $3, $7.50 up to $2li. Fancy mixtures,
blue sorgo and tan worsteds. '
(ilmbe!.. Third floor.
Men's and Young Men's ) dft
All-Wool Worsted Suits, atj'-JU
The best values in Men's and Young Men's newest models for
Spring and Summer. Remaikably good materials in this special oft'er.
Blue, brown and gray herringbone and sclf-stripcs that ate rare
this .season are included in this sale ; also neat mixtures of brown and
black effects and pin stripes.
Models are single- and double-breasted. All sizes.
Save $7.50 to $12.50
Other Suits at 516.50, $23.30 and S2D.
Men's Spiing-wcight Top Conts at $12 up to $30.
Men's extra Trousers, special at $3, $1.95 and $5.50.
Cllrnbrln, Subujx More,
Wpvnen's
Stockings at 45c
a Pair
1200 pairs of women's fine sheer
gauze Stockings, semi-fashioned,
seamless foot; slight "mill sec
onds," at 45c a pair. Save half.
Children's fancy colored top
Socks, also some plain colors, at
3 pairs SI.
Men's line black or black with
apllt sole, at 25a a pair.
GlaaeU, Subway ttlor.
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Boys' Norfolk
Suits at $10.95
and $12.95
Special Prices
Snmo suits with an extra pair
of trousers, at $12.05 and $16.
Sizes run from 7 to 18 years.
Boy a' Wash Suita, at $2.50.
Slzea 3 to 8 years. Excellent
value.
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