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The llflbber'i Demand
.tih t loor of tho castle
MM I The Ra
,lmmcd behln CJ ,,, robbcr8
WMm!. El " " trcd t0
,umpel their - .
oltow. .., Thumn! The rob-
s ;;. t
tfc "T w Vthered the
Within tho 5".')cn her lor. her
lr WK'. C.5S SSnanm and Balky
!Sil!IS,S!ledtCI Murfa, loader of the
7",n,,n jour casuo rhio. imium
nL 9S nrt bid mo welcome, for
"She
Iht
Oretdy,
I hftv como to claim your daughter as I muttered,
mV hrlrlM." I Via, u....
laban the Greedy for aueh was the
name of Aatara'a father turned to hla
daughter.
"AIm, you hear sOiat T31 Murfa, the
robber, aaya. You must become hla
bride."
"Nay, father. I am pledued to Prince
Bashur. I am to bo hln alone." And
Aatara placed her hand In that of her
lover. "You must defend me against
this robber."
"How can I defend you?" groaned her
fathr. "Our walls nro strong and
could necr bo battered down! but we
havo nothing to eat. Wo would starve
to death In a week."
"I bring you fat beovea. I bring you
fat sheep. I bring vou a hundred sackH
of wheat," cried tho robber 121 Murfa,
from tho other side- of tho gate. "All
thla will I glvo to rtaban tho Greedy for
his daughter. And In token of my lovd
for her 1 glvo her this rug."
Ovor the castlo wall the robber throw
tho rug of I'cggy'n mother. Peggy
thought It ery cheeky of in Murfa to
glvo away a rug that didn't belong to
him, but sho was cry glad to see It
again and hoped tho fair Astara would
restore It to her. As f6r Whlffa. tho
guardlnn of tho rug he was nowhere
In night.
The eyes of rubair the Greedy lighted
up when HI Murfa spoko of tho fnt
beoea and sheep and the Backs of
wheat. Ho looked at IiIb daughter and
her lover.
"This robber, Kl Murfa, Is rich. He
wouldn't make a bad son-in-law," ho
Luxurious
Box Springs
Hair Mattresses
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
1632 CHESTNUT STREET
Will You Sleep Well
This Summer?
Outfit your country or sea
shore homo with Dougherty's
luxurious, cool Box Springs
and Hair Mattresses. Thia
season make the bed-timo
hours do their pnrt, in restor
ing your strength, by provid
ing the finest obtainable me
diums ever devised to ensure
tho most lcfrc&hing slumber
during tho heated term. Tho
superior quality of the mate
rials nnd workmanship makes
Dougherty's tho most econom
ical bedding of all.
T.nxnrloan Itnx Spring. TlHInhle
Hair MattreMfs, Wimilen lied.
Mend, Day lied. 1'nglUli Dairn
Tiirnltnrr, Dnlntv lltimkeU mid
Comforti, Artistic I,mpi, White
Rnnmrl Nursery Acremorlen,
Baby Cnrlolm.
One-Day Outings
From Philadelphia
Seashore - $1.25
Wnr T 10c
EVERY SUNDAY
(Krrrr tiny lomnirnrlnz June 21)
6,,-ll train lravra Chmtnut St. and South Ht. IVrrlrs 7 40 A M for
..,.: ? ftU'ni'i.'nTitJ indcSSi May. Tor Wlldwood 7.20 A M from Oht.
nut St and 7 1!i A. M. from poutn hi.
ATI.sNTIP CITY OPEAK CITY
UIMWOOD CAWJ MAY
' JlMurnln lcavrn all points 0 00 P. M.
New York - - - $2.50
THE MKTnOPOI.IS OV AMERICA
SUNDAYS. JUNE 13 AND 27
srwflnl train Ifaves Itwidlnc Termlnnl fl.OO A. SI.. njoppIiib nt
Art. Iluntlnxdon St.. Tni Jn"''?".,''"?'!? in,lu':f nkln,l0'" ta
Wif Srv. ork. Wriit 2Stl pt.. 7i47 1'. M.l Liberty Ht.. B P. 31. (S
War Tax SOo
Colnmbln
Returnlntr
(Std. tlm.)
Coal Region - - - $3.00
War Tax 2o
rAMAQCt, MAIIANOY CITY, On.nKRTON. MAnANOY 1'I.ANR. HIinN
ASTnOAII, OIIIARDVII-Llf. A8III.AND. SIT. CAKMEL. H11ASI0KIN
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
SpKlnl train IraTfs Iteadlns Tfrmlnal 7.00 A. M.. stoDptnc nt Columbia
Ave, Huntingdon nt SlannjrunK, consnonocHfn una .noitis
Rftnmlntr lfVes fihamoWn 7.10. P.M.. JH. Cnrmfl 7,40
P. St.. Uhlanri .IB r. M uirurimne b.xi r..ii nnenan.
riosli 8.00 I. M Slahanor Plane H.S3 r. SI., lillurrton 8
V. M.. Mnhanoy CltT 8.47 V. SI., Tnmaquo O.ID P. SI.
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
A Ufa ft ti .. M. .!... i.
her lover. "' clo,,e,y lo
rtil'U0-!? Prlnc Dnliur. I would rather
the robber." rtaban frowned.
'.'.nli MurJa wl," keep us ahut up If
Jinrvi" I?1, wedWm. Thpn you will
5,m I.rrl.nco.i IlMhur wl" tarvoi I
Si i.B.4rH?! "".hero will atarvc, iron
..u'f' "' ' uv ll. Penaih" .. ..
omul nut uecomo jji Aiurias
riiOToi'iuis
PHOTO PIAYS
THRU
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OFMERICA
PHOTOPLAYS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for tho theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanloy Company of America.
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W WMIujhowlat priJiraau f0r th. .. . ""OgKfcHOisniVT FINN" A
1 will slay thfs robber." cried
Basltur, stnrtlntf toword the
bride,
Prlnco
Bate.
Nay. Yott would be but ona aRnlnst
many una tliey would out you down,
cried Antarn. "I m marry the robber
and ao all "
Sho fondly embraced her lover, then
donned a Breat hluo robe and a ell.
Theo mado her look Hko all tho other
women In tho castle.
"Has tho robber, in Murfa ever seen
your face7" asked Hilly, Astara shook
her head, "Then why not gho him
another bride In jour plac7 One of the
servants should bo Rlad to get a rich
husband,"
But the servants sobbed and walled at
this. No one wanted to becomo tho brldo
of tho ugly, cruel ni Murfa
"Who will tit-coma tho hrldo of the
wealthy robborr' cried reggy, trying
to coax tho servants,
"Hee-haw I I'll becomo the bride of
tho robber" And up pranced Balhy
Bam, walking on his hind feet
Peiriry was shocked that Balky Sam
should Joke at such a time, for surely
It was a Joko for him to offer to become
the robber's brldo.
But Blllv didn't laugh. His eyes
Bparkled and lie looked from Balky Sam
to Astara. Ho had a' plan to ta.o tho
Persian maiden.
(Tomorrow will be toM how Bnlky
dam takes the place of'the bride.)
Pastors Off to Convocation
Trenton. .Ttino 2. The Iter. Luther
1 tJ ,J
of tho Luthcrai'i j
ur, nrid the Rct''
G. "WclbeJ, pastor
Church of tho Savlou
W. l'cnn Unrr, pnstor of 8t, Ilnrtholo-
mow's Cliurcb, left yesterday to attend
tho 173d annual convocation bt the
Lutheran MinNtorium of 1'cnnsylvnni
which began Its sessions la Wilkes
Tlnrrp.
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Store Hours: 9 to 5.30
As many dollars as ever and the Gimbel Store has
increased their buying power. It is made possible to gratify
wants more freely.
GimbelBrothers
MARKET CHESTNUT ii EIGHTH NINTH
For Thursday
Philadelphia, June 2, 1920.
The wastefulncs of careless returning goods is being cur-"
tailed. IJut for a concern to say. "No returns; no refunds is
the same as saying "otherwise you would not keep our bargains.
The Gimbel Store is an institution of service; not mere money
grabbing. '
Thursday is "Subway Store Day" at Gimbels
The best efforts of more than two hundred buyers, matching I No store can exist without profits, but the Gimbel system
the markets to gather goods advantageously, is reflected in these is to hold average profits low and to attract a greater and greater
occasional super-value days. I volume of business. Gimbels lead in value-giving.
5000 yards Bleached Muslin
Frait-of-the-Loom, Hill, Indian Head
and other grades Mill Remnants
Save $2.10 on Every 10 Yards
$2.15
Limit
10 Yards
to Customer
" Yard
No phone or mail orr.
sooo
Bleached Ccnterscam
Doubls-Slie
SHEETS
$1.45
Less than wholesale value.
Bleached Seamless Sheets.
Most wanted size, 81x90 in. Save
SSc on ejfch sheet, at
Utica Sheets, "seconds" marked Oneida Defects
spots and stains which first tubbing will
are oil
remove.
54x90 ins., at $1.95
72x90 ins., at $2.35
72x108 ins., $2.78
81x90 ins., at $2.95
90x90 ins.,. $2.78
Clearance of bleached Pillow Cases. Dependable
muslin. Some slightly imperfect. Three O Q
sizes, 42x36, 45x36 and 45x38j4 inches. fJjOC
Save 12c to 20c. J -"w
1500 snowy-white Summer Bedspreads; crinkled
dimity.
72x90 ins., at $2.95 81x90 ins., at $3.35
90x100 ins., $3.75
Pillow Cases, variously plain hem, scalloped and
embroidered. Save one-fourth, at 60c, 68c and 75c.
Gimbels, Subway Store
Table Damask Half Price
75c yard
, 64' and 70-inch
Thejp are manufacturer's mill ends and there's just about enough
to cover a day's selling. At 75c a yard. Half price.
2000 Yards of Heavy Union Toweling at 25c a Yard
You save 15c on every yard. Just think the mill price today is
34c more than we're selling it for at retail. None sold to dealers and
not over 20 yards to any one customer. At 25c a ard.
Qlmbeli, "Subuau Store Day"
1S00 New Summer Waistsat$1.6S
Save at Least Half
Lingerie and tailored styles.
Spir and span new crisp models.
All-white, some colored and two-tone effects.
Voiles, dainty lawns, barred muslins and striped madras.
Your Choice at $1.65
Olmbels, "Subway Star DayT
1075 Women's and Misses' Summer Dresses
Organdies Voiles -Nets Batistes Ginghams
At One Remarkable Price
Save $3, $5, $7.50
i$XP!3K Pf if rail imI i k Krl &&iXlsi
W HjM 1
ftO i)
-felt it paid him to sacrifice
up to $12.50
rrom a maker who just had to have space for fall stock and who wanted some quick money-
We bought them all. Organdies, nets, voiles, batistes and ginghams. All-white, all-pink, all-orchid, all-maize, all-rose, all-blue.
And plaids, and checks, and simply wonderful flowered voiles in summer's prettiest color-combinations
Misses' Sizes 14 to 18. Women's Sizes 36 to 44.
300 All-White Tub
Skirts at $2.65
Worth Double
and Triple
Gabardine.
Lineens.
Beautifully made.
With mighty smart pockets.
And the kind of belts that
different.
Olmbali, "5i(bt ay Store Day
are
ft
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$2.65
575 Girls '
Tub Dresses
Mighty Smart Very
Varied
A $1 GZ
& m. m Ft a;
, nr,, . . . Sri
worm uouoic ana Double
Double!
Ginghams. Lineens. Cham
brays. Repps. High waists
cute as can be! Long waists
cr, ery smart. Full skirt.
Color-trimmed pockets. Plaids
and plain colors.
o to 14 years.
iiHe5ii.ij ki LJii I ' VTl
sma i rrriK
$1.65 A1-65
TV
Men's
Union Suits
at 95c
Porous-knit and white gauze.
Sizes and style, including ath
letic, as you find them. 95c is
half price.
Women's Knit Union Sutts
at 38c. Seconds
Children's Plain and Fancy
Socks at 15c a pair. Sizes
4V2 to 6Vz
QimbeU, 'Subway Store Day"
300 House Dresses
Special at $1.35
Made of checked and plaid
ginghams; gathered back, belt
and sailor collar. Pocket is trim
med with plain chambray to
match. At $1.35.
Other House Dresses of strip
ed gingham and percale; two
models, at $1.95. Sizes 36 to
46.
Olmbeli, "Subicay Stote Day'
Attention, Men!
A recent purchase added to a large
lot from our regular stocks goes to make
up these
1500 Sample Lace Curtains at 38c each
Half Price and Less
Beautiful designs. Some are seconds; V2 to 2'4 yards long. Miny
of these curtains can be matched into pairs. No mail or phone orders
and none sold to dealers. The price 38c each.
2500 yards of Washable Cretonne at 34c a vd. Sac 20 per cent.
Yard wide Cretonne tn rich tapestry and floral patterns, beautiful
colorings.
Cretonne Window Draperies at $1.75 a Set. Save 25 per cent.
Full length curtains with centre alancc. Attractive designs and color
ings; ready to hang. , . , .
Qlnibeli, "Subuay Storr Pay
1165
uits
to be sold regardless of cost, at
Worsteds Cheviots Tweeds.
Single- and Double-breasted Models
Complete range of sizes and patterns.
Gimbels,
Subway Storr Day
Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs,
Odd Sizes, Variously Priced at $24,
$27, $30 and $33
Many Worth Almost Double
Border on three sides only. Oriental patterns. This is a limited lot there
fore we will not fill any mail or phone orders. None will be sold to dealers. 9x8
ft., at $24; 9x9 ft., at $27; 9x10 ft., at $30; 9x11 ft., at $33.
Clearance Sale of Summer Floor-coverings, Save One-third,
to more than half. Some are slight oeconds.
9xl0i2 ft., at $10.75; 6x9 ft., at $7.25.
Neenah Fiber Rugs, extra heavy
White Enameled
Bedsteads at $10
Japanese Matting Rugs, pretty sten
ciled designs, 9x11-8 ft., at $4.75.
Heavy China Matting Rugs, one scam,
splendid wearing quality, 9x12 ft., $5.50.
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, serviceable
and inexpensive, 9x12 ft., at $11.75;
grade, 6x9 ft., at $7.75; 4x7 ft., $4.75;
3x6 ft., $2.
Crcx Rugs, red woven border, 18x36
inches, at 50c. Very special.
Prairie Grass Rugs, pretty designs, excellent wearing quality, double
0x12 ft.
$7.95
Inlaid
8x10 ft
$6.75
in.
Linoleum, heavy grade, pretty
patterns, full rolls. Special at $1.05 and
$1.7S sq. yd.
6n9 ft. I 54x90
$5.75 I $3.75
Remnants of same
match, at 75c sq. yd
warp
.16x72
in.
$1.75
grade; many to
Otmbl, "Subtiay Stoie nay"
CFFrfTl
Full
Save $6
on!)
Slc
inch
a at
continuous post, 10 fillers at
head ami toot
t $10 ou save $6
Cotton Felt Mattresses
at $14 Sav. 514
i-orcn uocKcrs at $4.75
spindle WK. dp broad ,. rm.d
., ,,,. v o,0, a uay
Women's Kid
UlRh
Boys ' Cheviot Suits at $7.85
Norfolk I Save
Style I 33V1 Per Cent.
Neat checks and striped effects brown and gray. Well made
and excellent fitting models.
All sizes 7 to 17 years.
Boys' Wash Suits Specially Priced at $1.85
1onuu Tucker, middy. Olncr Twist and Norfolk styles. Madras,
gilatea;, and chambrays. For ages 3 to 8 cats
Olmbeli, ' Subway Store Dav"
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4500 Pairs of
Women's Summer Shoes
To be Sold at $3.85
Worth $2 to $4 More
Wanted leathers in ox
fords, pumps and colonials.
White Nubuck and bronze
color included in the lot.
Various styles. Turned
soles, military heels and
French heels.
Sizes up to 7 in. wide and
narrow widths. $3.85.
Children's Shoes at $1.95
Turned soles.. Patent leath
er and white and black kid.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Olnibolc, tubuay Utorc Day
v y
Men's Shoes at $4.85
Low shoes in tan gunmetal,
kid and patent leathers, good
year welted leather soles. Sizes
6 to 11.
and nM l . rt v .v,.
Cape Gloves at $i.5o oewing Maoitnes at Substantial bavtnes
C- o -.- .. .."-'
.",cuai at '
Soiled and
$1.50. Less
repaired
than half
OUub.ls, Subway Store Day
JJ
1500 Men's Summer
Neglige Shirts, $1.95
Small lots, seconds and shop
soiled shirts. Soft turn-back cuffs.
Sizes 14 to 17.
,At$1.05. Ruy a coodly supply.
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tlie
Singer be wine Machines. $15 New Hamm
at $22 Cosmo Machines at $33 Emblem at $31
Domestic, $47.
i i r,fPresfn" some factory samples. Some
used, still others the cases wete discontinued, but
.........,.. j i, me name as a orami new one
Pay $5 Balance $1 Weekly
Willard Parlor Cabinet Sewing Machines
at $49.50
This machine enables the woman who sews o have her
sewttiR machine in the room where the bet lialit is, and
it is in the guise of a mus.ie cabinel. H "P
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