GAS Maldafinn nd Appliances Cinders, Building Stone Gimbel Brothers MARKET CHESTNUT EIOHTH i NINTH FOR THURSDAY ! ... "inn nATAT.Oatia CHARLES D. HEAVEY 514 N. Cl.t St., Phlla. Ett. 1012 pa Mlmnnt 71M Night Woodland 311SW Fleet of Nino Trucks ., to Hire t . ANTWIIKRB, ANV TIME rifrfArrow. Packard, I'wrlf... ttlker. Domn-Staks and Van noilr Troeks. Store Hours : 9 to 5:30 Philadelphia, Wednesday, May 5, 1920. Summer furniture -for out-of-doors as well as infcide for porch of course. But why not a pergola, trellis and a bench or two? "Garden Craft" is best make. At Gimbels, Sixth floor. It D.BcfgerCo.,59N.23t New homes arc, building in Philadelphia new stand ards of comfort arc entering thousands of homes. Gimbels chiefly for furniture and floor coverings. nr.. -,--- nn.ozi && - Tlmmli Strtw FfulilOf, $ !07naeFr c-sPfc 4r &4&oM SafeWMk Infants ad nTsiiiu HORLICK'S TTOf ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Rich mtltc. mailed grain, In powder form, for Infants. Invalid nnd growing children. puro nutrition, upbulldlno the wholo body. Invtgorotes nuralng mothers and the ogcd. Moro nutritious llisn tea, coffee, etc. Inttantly prepared. Inquires no cooking. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price anroBUY'KmESi mmm OPEN A CjMRSE ACCOMT 44 South 8th St American Upholstery Co. Mum- i.arf st . Iliad. Old l'arlor Salts Rf-rsnstriictfd UrdiAliurad. tncrtai" efficiency of a true S0 fefMll. t'Z' &?' HIT u niiir.fi nii. js m 1 1 ii 2-oo GREATEST hUPTURE RETAINER II, Hf.dJaitln feature. f Ihla Pa4 fnke It r to wr'- and the Thumb trew K tiU(r allows of altering oraa- tttnt becan.a trusts Mint seemed rlbt g hg bfflnnlne wars not. tlnr JmiiroTad appilancra and adtancrd methada loaur. Improttnifnt for fiery cat. ont enra I. b! SEELEY. 1027 Walnut St. -fut out and keen for retrrene. m nd rolls1 sTih. Tlnt-Clati unan Slip for And IT. Weak aranfero . foTrra Mats In Order Wa carry a larr. HMftrttAn At Ifnhalal.n materials, selling at nholteal. prices. 30S Arch Street "&&' WANTED HAUNTED . HOUSE '.adir wlahea to rent haunted hours with real short for occupancy next Mondny. May 10th. Aiinnn-ssi daihV' newirr. CKNTUKY MIDMOIIT WHIM. Sam S. Shubert Thtatro KaUbllshrt 1863 I teeALDINE COFFEE SHOP Qulot, icstful a cory nook wlicro ou tlir-ouRlily mjov u nios' .itlsfylmr club orcal:Juatt itlutirr Im. or dinner OI'KN hUMI.VY J I i$6 Chestnut Streets I Women Have Opportunity to Earn Mone3r at Wanamaker's in uiious ways. If one lino of iij-cfulness isn't yours, an other one may be; and if you tannot k'iu your wholo day, we lmvo home hhort-houi' po sitions. By RcttiiiK a position at Wunumuker'.s light now you can liao a hand in helping atonic with the ptcat $20,000, 000 salu that is being held to break thu backbone of high pi ices. Some openings will uit ouni.j people be&t, others givo a thancc to the older women Uth their matuied experience of life, which is somctimea as good as busincsh experience. Just now we have positions for yil3 and iromeit who can Sell Goods Inspect and Wrap Act as Cashiers Do Clerical Work If you buliovo you can do any of thebo thing?, apply Employment Bureau Wanamuker's ty '"'ing M if af W SUNDAY OUTINGS From Markct street Wharf l Every Sunday 25 I Atlantic City Ocean City Coraons Inlet Sea Isle City Wlldwood DaundTrlp Angleaea "aflax tape rviay ..).liif,""", Avalon Aoil"M, W lldwood and Cape May 7.30W OtM'i City and Corona Inlet... . 7!S Atlanilo city and other rraoru . . . 7J0W WlldiliS'j!"1- .'tlv' Mantle City 6 08K From broad street station SO.so T"BB'Rjr,tf Trip War r n k.Mi. .i.i . Sundays, May 9 and June 6 $2.75 Waahlngton $2.25 BalHmoro War l,m per nMt MMfnmX Sunday, Moy M-iiroad Hirr.. , .n.. New York E ptvt. of The Barrett Co. Contractors for BARRETT ' SPECIFICATION ROOFS SLAG ROOFING PROMENADE TILE ROOFS WATER PROOFING ROOFING MATERIALS 36th St. & Gray's Ferry Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. BENEFICIAL LOANS lit JL'oal ffairs on HovitMi Fumlrur, eai r.arare ana naorsea non Call. Writ or Fhont Walnut J-J-7- BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Llcensed'Money.Lendtra IOT1I ... . ...... 10TTI rLOort Motny ouuaing ixoon N. E. Cor. Broad & Chestnut SU. j Utensrd br Htata Banklnr Commlaalaner I nr vommtrca Hraihrp of (?httmhr Ai.mtM.r lioara nr mu t tfnhr lt.ral Itaform Hnriiu to KHmI. ---. :. j.. .:r.-- .r. T 'ifl I oats tne ixiao onarn tvrii. incorparataaji if), Buttermilk is good for, young nnd for old yes, and those in-between. A real tonic and a real bracer, tool MMtmmmm (JSr vjv itr i.W 'sat, aaaF . -tli.T Cream BUTTRRMULK can be depended on to be the same full-flav-.ored, good-tasting Buttermilk today as yesterday and to morrow as today. It will appeal to you. May We Serve You a Quart Tomorrow ? Phone Baring 205 Abbotts Alderney Dairies. Inc. lst & Chestnut. Both Phones Have you tried Abbotts Ice Cream? A Thousand Silk Shirts at $6.95 rfk ? 7 ,-?- -J5. v Pull On Some Good Luck! t. Four months ago some style setter said "silk shirts are dead" and stores far and near sold off at any price what they had; then four or five big makers quit and sold out their stocks. And then. the style-setting man found out he was wrong, and one shirt maker alone bought nearly $300,000.00 worth of silks and resumed work. Meantime we had bought this thousand about half the price the maker expected and Thursday (tomorrow) we pass the bargain to you. $6.95 the western store that bought some sold them at $8.75 and startled its city. But think of $6.95 though the Westerner gave a great bargain. The silk today would cost you more than we charge for the well-made, liberal-size shirt crepes, silk broadcloth, jersey, heavy tub silks and satin stripes. Center pleat; five pearl buttons. Thursday! Regular shirt counter and Grand Aisle your regular salesman to serve you. Gimbels, Ninth Street Side 3000 Yards of Fresh Beautiful Silks Now ' ' $2-85aYard Grades That Are Selling Nearly Everywhere for $2.15 More a Yard! Crisp, bright, heavy Radium Taffetas 40 inches wide. Black, and a deep rich navy and brown and just every color Fashion wears I At $2.85 a yard. i i Other Fine Silks Are Reduced to the Same Low Price $2.85 a yard Striped Shirting Silks, Crepe, pongee or broadcloth weaves, $2.85. Washable Satins white .or adorably pink. And black taffeta, foulards, crepe de Chine, crepe georgette, brown and navy blue taffeta all the same fine quality you've "always bought at Gimbels," $2.85. Gimbels, Silk Salons, Second floor Wonderfully Low-Price Lot of 50-Piece Dinner Seb-JS& Close to Cost of 4l 7 CA a Set rorlurt.nn r H U $40,000 Worth of Women's Spring and Summer Weight Outer Wraps to Sell for $23,520 Just one more proof of the Gimbel habit of quietly, doggedly, steadily work ing away, without hysteria of merchandising just 'steadily, consistently produc ing best values. Silk-Lined Wool-Velour Coats at $21.75 Coats of Fine Polo-Cloth at $24.75 Silk-Lined Duvet de Laine Coats at $24.75 ' Silk-Lined Herringbone Bolivia Coats at $24.75 All in 06- or 38inch lengths the sports length Fashion craze of the moment. ODE Production at Sets complete for six persons. Gold-lacc border decoration; all handles goldrtraced; full gold-line on edge. Six each of dinner plates, tea plates, bread-apd-butter, soup plates, tea cups, lea saucers and dessert saucers; and one each of 10-inch meat dish, open vegetable dish, covered vegetable dish, sauce boat and stand, covered sugar bowl and cream jug. At 5;t.B0 the Set. Gimbels, Fourth floor. 45c 1200 Women's Vests, at Regular Value is a Third More Brand New First Quality Fine ribbed cotton Vests, bodice-style; lace yokes. Good value at regular price remarkable at 45c. Regular and extra sizes. Gimbels, First floor. Women's Plush Stoles, $5.95 and $7.50 Save a Fourth At 35.95, of fine seal plush, finished with two envelope pockets. Self-color lining. At S7.50, of moleskin-plush; pockets; self-color lining-Glmbels, Neckwear Store, First floor. Women's Low Shoes at $4,40 Stylish Footwear at Most Appealing Price Pumps patent leather and black kidskin and white canvas. And "tongue" pumps, with frills or of tail- leur plainness. . Black kidskin Oxfords turned and welted soles; Cuban heels; military heels; splendid lines. And Shoes of white canvas and Nu-buck Louis and Militaxy heels. This price saves you half from recent so- called values. v Gimbels, Second floor Polo Cloth Capes at $24.75 Big-full swirl. And in that lovely camel-tan. Voluminous Serge Capes at $24.75 Men's wear, serge Long throw-cape style. I Silk-lined Herringbone-Velour Cape-Wraps at $39 Bernard's famous one-tier throw and a two tier model that is equally unique. Tans, beavers, deer shades. Gimbels Salons of Dress, Third floor. C. B. "A la Spirite" Corsets, $2.50 but we'd have to charge $1.50 more if we bought more. A new topless model; fancy pinl: broche; elastic sections at waist line. Sizes 20- to 28-inch. Gimbels, Second floor and Grand Aisle House Furnishings and Lawn Mowers A Bargain Lawn Mowers, ball-bearing, 12 in. self-sharpening blades $4.95 saving $?, Thursday. . . A Bargain Brooms parlor brooms, four sewed 68c, Thurs day. A Bargain Garbage Cans with patent lock covers, Japanned 38c, Thursday. A Bargain Moth Bags Manahan Tar Moth Bags, overcoat size 30x5x50 at 90(j worth a third more. A Bargain O'Cedar Polishing Mops, prepared ready for use. 68c about half price, Thursday. Gimbels, House Furnishings, Fourth floor. 1285 Men's and Young Men's New Spring Suits at $2&59 On Sale in the Subway Store Save $7.50 on Each Suit , We purchased these Spring and Summer suits from one of our regular suppliers, at a price concession. Because of our standing on his books we had first choice of his Samples and Surplus Stock Single- and double-breasted models patch or flap pockets. Styles for dapper young men and also styles to satisfy matured men. f., . . BhiJ womeas Materials Cheviots Colors Tweeds Browns Grays Mixtures IHeather Effect We have your size, and expert fitters to wait on you. A generous saving of $7.50 on each suit at $23.50. 645 Boys' Norfolk Suits at $9 With Extra Pair of Lined Knickers at $11 Save $3 to $5 on These Suits Without a doubt these boys' Spring Suits are the sensation of the season. Of cheviot and tweed each durable and built for rough usage. Removable belt patch pockets slash pockets. And models that the "kids" are proud of. Stripes, fancy mixtures and heath er effects all shades. Some are mohair lined, too! Sizes 7 to 17. Save $3 to I 1 I ll l ZJ III 1 . ' Gimbels, Subway Store. HI . , Pi l P .ft i mi ii n II I1 $, at $9. Gimbels, Subway Store . ..a a j 717W T7 '" uwTyii;si wl't n X f ,1 11.. .. "V. r t , F'f, K wm is- it wy N , ;i - -,X vj? ivV v VT7" v'i nryrrfr- , t - ""S.A, n I" O -K J' J r,r V JJt Jf- - i. 4 . k c- "fl .V lM ,A 0. V ' s' 1 .r .. vtm fiM.t r ar . ?l n: "r . 1,X rll'M . !ilVW" . .L"V.lfc,H. a, ' &'. ifcXJjJ KtiKSUil.F M-"i ..liJUaaBMvv'.kliiMtauJt. w... n ... . Pennsylvania System V. 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