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GOLD & SILVER
tttntrr AH K!ni mxhiwt FrlrM IVtK
Peas Smeltlnf ft Refining Worki
"fM OH CM BW
9O0 Fllbrt St., Phl.. Fu
CREDIT CLOTHING!
Clolfai for Ihs Fntlrj Family
M Solicit Your Account
Hy-Grade Clothing Co.
827 CHESTNUT ST.
gJ Floor. Optn g"gf.
Furniture Sale
AT 40 SAVING
200 BEDROOM SUITES
400 RUGS
5.00 REFRIGERATORS
FEINSTEIN STORAGE CO.
S. E. Cor. 9th & Sprint Garden Sfs.
Open Eti. Cr&tlnc & Trte Dellrerr
SHEETfcgCK
WALL BOARD
This scientific, fireproof -Wall board Alls
any plastering need. Instead of having to
nail on lath and then troweling, and wait
ing for your scratch coat to dry and your
finishing coats to dry, you can nail Shcct
rock to walls or ceilings and they are
ready for paint, paper or panels. Ask for
sample.
JAMES E. TAGUE & CO.
10th & Columbia Ave. innd soso
Decorated Plates
Service, Dinner, Terrapin,
Salad, Fruit, Brcad-and Butter.
An unequalcd stock'.
Many at moderate prices.
frigkt.TynJale 6? van Roden, Inc.
Reputed the Largest Distributors of nigh Grade DInnorwarc
1212 Chestnut Street
Best White Enamel
Nursery Furniture
Aseptic
"Kiddie Koops"
Cribs
Bassinettes
Do take all the comfort you can Dressers
get in your nursery,' for In helping Wardrobes
yourself you help mako the baby Scales
comfortable. Every one of these Dainty Blankets
pretty 'practical things will prove and Comforts
invaluable.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
' - 1632 Chestnut Street
rnoToriATB
fHOTOriAYa
PHOTO PIAYS
TTHRU
JJFlMERICA
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
ftinamDra Mat Daiiyats. bv. l 9
JACK PICKrORD In "THE MTTT.,11
SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME"
ALLEGHENY MaDaly S'IB. Evgs. at 8
LOUISE OLAUM In
"THE) LONE WOLF'S PAUOHTEn"
ADAI I r B2D A THOMPSON 8TB.
ArULUJ MATINEE DAILT
VIVIAN MARTIN In '
"HUSBANDS AND WIVES"
AD"1 ATM A CHESTNUT Below 16TH
AKwUl io A. M to 11:15 P. M.
MARY MILES MINTER In
"NURSE MARJORIES"
BALTIMORE gS.'.BaaA",iVT,8.fc
WILL ROGERS In
"JUBllAI
BLUEBIRD &fES&$m
OIlVT5 TELE in
"LOVIS WITHOUT QUESTION"
BROADWAY SWftTA'
REX REACH'S
"THE SILVER HORDE"
r'ADPTYM 722 MARKET STREET
WrllUL. in A. M. tu llilS P. M.
HOT STEWART .In
"THE SAOEDRUSHEK"
PrMTT TOV EmiS AVE. AND 8TH
V-.LN1U1I MATINEE DAILT
MAT ALLISON In .
"THE WALK-OFFS"
rrI riMI AT Qtn. & Maplwood Ala
VAJL.VJllm.1 a 80. 7 una 0 P,
hir i i af, nun v
a a mt a trllfn ATT VrtTTVrt tn
"THE FORDIDDEN WOMAN"
M.
MAIN ST
EMPRESS
ntTOT LYTELL In
"THE RIQHT OP WAV
MANATUNIC
MATINEE DAILT
FAIRMOUNT atVMaSS
MARPIIALI, NEILAN'S
' 'THE RIVER'S END"
IT A Mil V THEATRE 1311 Marktt Bt.
r AlVllLiI 0 A. M. to Midnight
MARGUERITE FLAQER In
"THE THIRTIETH PIECE OF SILVETt"
'iATUl CT THEATRE Blow Spruo
3D 1 rl Ol. MATINEE DAILY
JACK PICKFORD In "THE LITTLE
SHEPHERD 01" KINQDOM COMB"
FRANKFORD 4"8 aWI0110
MADEL NORMVND In
"PINTO"
GREAT NORTHERN Dr3?r IWE
TOM MIX In
"THE CYCLONE"
IMPERIAL 32?-
& WALNUT STB.
Mata 3 3D Evn. 78
ANNETTE KELLERMANN In
"A DAUGHTER OF THE QQP" '
1DIO KENSINGTON AND
UMO ALLEGHENT AVENUES
W 8 HART In
"THE TOLLOATE"
I ATrAVCTTtr KENSINGTON AVE.
i-rtr- I LI 1C AND CAMBRIA 8T.
HURLEY MASON In
"MOLLY AND I"
LFAHPR laT LANCASTER AVH.
iVr1 MATINEE DAILT
Mirk .Twain, "Hui-kleDerry Finn"
, Added. "Loat City," No. 6
LIRFRTY uroad Columbia av.
V.V-1. MATINEE DAILT
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNO In
"THE FORBIDDEN WOMAN"
333 MARKET llSStt
.... LOUISE GLAUM In . '
"Mput, ehMt ihowln pronama for th
MODFI 25 SOUTH 8T. Orchaat:
1VXV1CJ Continuoui 1 to U.
ALLrSTAR CAST In
"THE BLINDNESS OF YOUTH"
OVERBROOK .S&SSShd Ava
. ANITA STEWART In
"IN OLD KENTUCKY"
PALACF 121i MARKET STREET
I Al-rt.Vj.C, io A M. to ltilb P. M.
, PRIJCILLA DEAN in
"THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL"
PRIfSlPPGC 1018 MARICET eTREET
1 IMlVHa0 8.p A. M. to 11:1B P. It
SIIIRLB? MASON In
"MOLLY AND I"
RFCFNT MARKET BT. Balow lTTH
IXCVJIIN 1 B.4 a. M. to 11 P. U
. HOPE HAMPTON In'
"A MODERN SALOME"
RIAI TO GERMANTOWN AVE.
lr-l-' AT TULPEHOCKEN BT
. JlD BENNETT In
"THE W6MAN IN THE SUITCASE"
RtJRY MKKBT ST. BELOW TTH
KUUY TAURI,0Aokir-.t0"!16P-il
"LOCKED LIPS"
SAVOY 1311 JIARKBT STREET
i3f. VU1 8 A. M. TO M1DNIOHT
LUCY COTTON In """"lul"
"PLIND LOVE"
SHERWOOD "&.&&&.
OLIVE THOMAs'ln
iimrT ivwt rati" t i i
VSU V.1HI
CTAWI TV MARKET ABOVE- ISTO
uiniibui Il:ln A. M. tnllinp. M.
"WHY CHi
rr. n. ns mti.t.t5
HANOE YOUR WIFE?"
OTAR KENSINGTON AND
" A r- LEHIGH A,VENUEfl
HUGH THOMPSON In
'TUB KEY TO POWER"
VICTORIA MmTtsoT,-,tfve'
CLEMENCEAU'B "THE STRONGEST."
Flynn World Bpsrlal "Outlawa of th Ej"
TITl' NlXON-NIRDLINGERfTV
JJ THEATRES J
BELMONT MD ABOVa "bjt
WILLIAM RUSSELL In
THE VALLEY OF TOMORROW
prnAR e0TJI CEDAR AVENU
V-tUAK SYLVIA DREAMER In
TUP. TITJIOD HARRIER" AHA.4 ?--,.
Bennett' "Th Olncham Girl"
Mack
coliseum nKTrarar,
Mark Twain' "Huckleberry Jinn" Addl
Flynn World Special "Ou;l,w of th Deep''
niimn FRONT ST.
JU1Y1DW Jumho Junction on Prankford
GIRARD AVK.
!
MRS IRENE CASTLS? in
"THE AMATEUR WIFE"
I nn 1CT B2D AND LOCUST STREOTa
LULUM Mata 180, smn Ev, ajOtall
QERALDINE FARRAR In "
"THE WOMAN AND THE PUPPET"
NIXON e2D AND 1IAnK3T5.Ta
SHIRLEY MASON In
"ilUL,L,l AINU 1"
and 0
DIOI I B2D AND SANBOM STa
K1VULI 'n Dall,
If, B. Wallhil In "Th; Confeealon"
Added Edg-ar'a "Hamlet'1
strand-Tt vSSancw
WALLACE REID In
"THE DANCIN' FOOL"
WEST ALLEGHENYA1tth
.ioutaI?"
tek apt a re Saturday avenlns and Buodar,
-1-i 'vii.n'" '' ifr , f n', ,'.y u, : 14 l , Z- -tt ' ' .' ' ',; ' , . .',,..
Store Hour1! 9 to 5:30
Get a good Camera, first off. It pays In satisfaction.
Let us advise with you as to the style and size best suited
for the "picture taking" you propose doing.
Glmbcls, Photographic Goods, First floor.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CMB3TNUV 11 KIOHTH NJNTM
For Wednesday
Phflndelphia, Tneiday, May 28, 1820
There's right way to use your Camera or Kodak. No
need to have to "unlearn" faulty methods our expert ad
vice Is yours for the asking.
Glmbcls, Photographic Goods, First floor.
In the Very Teeth of the Sensational Cotton Market Advances
Which Continue in Spite of All Rumor and Prophecy
This Sale of Women's and
Misses' Midsummer Dresses
At $10.75 and $15.75
Is nothing less than phenomenal.
Been working; working, working at it weekspricing down a little here, a little there and
holding on to quality like grim death 1
Values at $10.75 Like the
Good Old Days
Foulard voiles. Plain voiles. Ginghams. Organ
dies.
Plenty of blue-and-whiteC Plenty of white. But
plenty, too, of black-and-white, Copenhagen-and-white,
blue-and-buff, rose-and-white, orchid-and-white,
all-blue, all-white, maize, pink, rose, cantelope
yellow and the good bluest
And, at $15.75 .
Even greater -variety in foulardroiles even finer
qualities. ,
Organdies but the Imported organdie.
Ginghams the inimitable Scotch ones.
And mch dainty voiles 1
Colon are summer bloom I
Glmbcls, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
Only Gimbels Seem Equal to TJkis "
Sudden Demand for Women's
Straight-line, Full-length Coats
Tobably because Gimbels early sensed this coming demand and made ready.
Prices-Which Are $18.75, $29.75,
$35, $49.75 and $57-Are a
Third Below Regular Prices
Full-length, practical Coats of serge, tricotine, wool poplin or Poiret twill. Mostly in navy
blue; many in black; and yet plenty in partridge tan.
Tailored the way roc Wee tailoring done that is going out under the Gimbel label.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Basket-Weave Hats
Hand-plaited In Europe and
"Blocked" in America
at $1.50
Instead of two to three times the
price, because the three Gimbel
Stores massed buying power.
Big graceful droop-brim shapes.
Colors true and dye the best
black, pink, violet, navy blue and
brown.
Flower Wreaths,
$1.50
mf " II
Ostrich Wreaths,
$1.95
Gimbers, First floor
For Memorial Day
Oat-Door Sports
Girls' Regulation
Blouses at $2.50
"Paul Jones" and "Jack Tar"
and "Fayette" models every mid
dy a noted make.
Made of strong, smart white
jean all-white, or white with blue
collar and cuffs. Braid-trimmed.
And some with the embroidered
chevron on the sleeve.
8- to 20-ycar sires.
Gimbels,
Salons of Dress, Third floor.
814.78 1 ' 1 V
WM
14.7S
200 White Silk Separate Skirts
Summer's Most Fashionable Plain and Novelty Weaves
Go on Sale Tomorrow
at $14.75..
Save up to Half
Gorgette crepes plain and the lovely satin-stripeu novelty Georg
ettes. Crepes de Chine. Baronet satin. Queen Anne satin. Washable
satins. Fan-ta-si plain and novelty weaves.
Plain styles and every imaginable style of pleating.
bizes: Z4 to 32 waistbands.
And About Fifty Skirts in Stunning Colors
Both plain and novelty weaves. t
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
High-Neck Waists
With most unique neck-treatments
At $3 to $13.75
Batistes and voiles sheer, fine and lovely.
With filet turn-over collars. Or Irish nlcot-edsred collar and tucks.
Or just tucks tiny, tiny pinch-tucks in clusters, with bigger ones to emphasize l
their tininess.
A half dozen uniquely smart styles, at $3.
As many at $3.05.
And finer and finer, at each price-step $6.05, $6.05, $7.06, up to $13.75.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
r w fjrl tat ta'rl'i i IfiJI
'i 111 Xf III!
A II II I WaVilH . --
Men's Suits at $25 in the
Sale of 2000 Spring Suits
For Men Who Buy Clothes
areruiiy ana vv ivh ui iyc m
to vxooa vaiue
Sentiment doesn't govern a man when he buys
his clothes. He likes certain stores, ves, but it is
because he believes those stores give mm a square
deal in its final analysis he spends his dollar where
he gets a full dollar's worth. And the store that
holds to ;
Highest Standards in
Fabrics, Style and
Making
naturally is the store that gives the best dollar's
worth.
Kuppenheimer Suits Included
Gimbel suits are in styles that are distinctive;
the fabrics are for wear; the exit and tailoring hold
thdr shape. Clothes of Quality!
2000 Gimbel Spring suits are reduced
SlljlS NOW $25-Save $10 to $15
Suits Now $33.50 $
SuitS NOW $44rSave $11 to $16
in
IsflH
SuitS NOW $49-Se S16 to $21
Suits Now $59-Sa"e '6 to 2t
SuitS NOW $67-Saue to $23
Gimbels, Second floor
All 1 Clothing is Reduced Third Floor
In the Subway Store '
Men's and Young1 Men's
Suits Reduced to
Excellent quality, well-made; all are not silk-sewed, but all
I i t ...
nave monair nnings. single- ancaoupie-prcasted.
All Boys' Clothing is Reduced
$20
Save $8 to $17.50
Gimbels, Subway Store
Domestic Sewing Machines
Specially Priced at $47
jftf Brand New 1920 Machines
Sell Regularly for $8
More
.The Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany, of which we are the largest
agency has granted us this price con
cession for a short time only.
They are not prepared to fill orders
on cheaper grade machines and this
price stands
until further
notice.
Machi n e s
are ball-bearing
throughout,
easy running, with all the newest attach
ments, automatic lift, and are under the
Gimbel guarantee for ten years.
$5 Gash, $1 Weekly
Up extra charges of any kind.
Somtatlo Elootrio
Portafal XaohinM, 903
$10 to (15 Allowance on your old machine,
rerardleas of atje, make or condition, toward
the purchase of a Dojntlo Bleotrlo Boudoir
Cabinet Maoliln.
a ww if'Til
Domeatlo, 97
Singer Sewing Machines and $A 7
Willard Machines at ' 1
All attachments included.
Gimbels, Fourth floor and Subway Store
Gimbels 14-Section Dress Forms, at $18
Adjustable. Indispensable I Gimbels, First floor.
Men's Night
Shirts, $1.65
Muslin, right weight for
now; trimmed with fancy,
and white braid, surplice
neck; all sizes.
$1.65 is a special price
'way below today's value.
Gimbels, First floor,
Ninth Street
Boys Imported
English Admiral
Reefers at $10
Save a Third
Full-lined. All-wool. Gilt-button
trimmed smart; Ages 2V4
to 10.
Gimbels, Boy Clothing,
Third floor
O&lG jooo
lit i
4i It
Girls' Dresses
At $1
At $2
Save $1
to $2.95
Save $2
to $3
Plaid ginghams,
check ginghams,
chambrays, llneens.
Pinks and blues, and
rose anJ green. And
plaids 'of three to six
colors.
6- to 14-year sizes.
And 200
White
Dresses
at $2
Save $1.95
2 to $3
Fresh, crisp, dainty. Tuclced and embroidered and lace trimmed.
And each has ita touch of ribbon.
6- io 14-year sizes.
Gimbels, Subway Store
Subway Store PtL Dinner Sets at $4.95
Most Extraordinary Values
Excellent for apartments and summer homes and bungalows.
6 Dinner Plates.
Each Set
at $4.95
Consists of
6 Soup Plates.
6 Bread and Butter Plates.
6 Fruit Saucers.
One Meat Dish.
One Vegetable Dish.
One Sauce Boat.
6 Cups and Saucers.
Thousands of Odd Pieces in Decorated
Tableware at Extremely Low Prices
Dinner Plates, IBe each,
Tea Plates, 12c each.
Dessert Plates, 7c each.
Covered Vegetable Dishes, 60c
each.
Open Vegetable Dishes, 35c
eacn.
Sauce Boats, 25c each.
Sugar Bowls, 35c each.
Tea Cups, 15c each.
Saucers, 5c each.
Meat Platters, 15c, 20c, 35c and
ouc each.
SSEvrrrrrvt! "
'nnHiHiHHBH(
From one of America's larcent nnttcn-. fr, t .i. ,
have slight imperfections, but nothing to mar the looks or the service.
Gimbels, Subway Store
1650 Ready-to-Hang Awnings
Special at $2.95
Tan and white stripes.
Four sizes : 30, 36, 42 and 48 inches wide.
Complete with frames and fittings. 12-inch skirt
15,000 yards of Awning Materials, striped; 31 inches wide at 48c to 79c a yard.
500 Window Shades at 55c each , .
36x72 inches. Some are seconds. -pimbels, Subway Start, I?
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