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Store Hours: 9 to 5:30
It is tho work of all of us to "get out of thowar" as
all of us helped to "vyln the war. . . .
GiM bel Brothers
MARKlvTlCHE3Tl4UTi,K10MTH
For Monday
Philadelphia, June 5, 1920
No one business, no "class" of producers or of con
sumers have any! rights that stand above the rights of all.
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bulldin? for Is0nr;" tcly $50,000, was
"m C0,St, 'USSS'aS ceremony last
Ild wl,5, ifflfcSrd R "oh, com
h"by?S. Atlantic Coast Province,
mandero :th A ncnr .
.1 n.rmnntown n ..,.
' i Ma far WW""" " -
"n Btr" ' M-Jor Charles Campbell
rd V? h, service, which was at
assisted In tb "C drC(1 Salvationists.
rtffl" SB bnnd furn,8hcd tb0
Combination rnol jj.
round and skating rink w
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5-
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t active ;,,: ,u b0 used as u inu,
The roof nrA,L .lurlnK the atimmcr,
pound for eblWren during n
and will t,n winter. An nudltorlum.
ikitlM rink ' n winter. pcrg0
affomodatlnn upwar scrv?Ccs and
wl" b0, 'Tits In addition, there will
te.rt,S mna.lum. band room and
Semal classrooms thc h a
The new b"dl(ngCoVp(,, which Is at
enartert of 9,' t 103g Gcrmantown
Resent located gt McM,ng ,s tho
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Ten Million-Dollar Adjustment Sale
Cost of Living To Be Reasonably and Rationally Reduced
OBCfr i"
. llopust
nSMF.l"riM '"' 100( north)
000 ' ,, rovWELL. pastor.
Ea?25.LUvV. McCufay. opiate-P"tor.
S.'"i ifirvln Hanna. mimical ....
gteS.10:30a.
M !i44.?ft.TT:lS to 7:45 p. m. ,.
m.
Si$Bx
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7;.niAV ciiimcii or oeR"ANTown
lii .1 .7 nd Went cneuen avo.
ffi'l&&I "r Si Forb,.. will
E'."! Sub"ct: "Why Christen the
hMA'l ... ,hlMn. 11 a. "
CHiiw 'y-Xiin INVITED
rnni HAY. SUNDAY, TIIK OTH.
ETl Retort nrVRaymond T. Hye. of the
rnlveralty of Pennsylvania and chairman
!PJ . mpWinS llbUBK. on Mont-
vJLSJr? plk. A cordial InSltatlon to all.
W'&X ha a larao attendance.
PrfaliTtrrlan .
ffiroNP rRKSIIYTElUAN CHUlluii
E:nAlS.WDEKe,acCOLI D. D..
n'AWIn B. Ourley. Assistant Minister,
j&ler jficColl will preach at 11 nnd 8
f wring subject: "What Can the Average
',n D fir God and Country In a Time
vfi'oH .Welcome o All Servlcei
lUHDETllLEIIEJI "lESBYTKRIAN
JVl&BSTE Vc&nMICK. Pastor.
JomfTerrn'.r'f?."SPve."
Si-Tive-nTnWcfr 0t - E
mr:p,bvE.,Tu,,.r. author
OuMtte'Ra. Sermon.
The Pailor will preach both morning and
evening. Oerybody welcome.
ARCH ST. CIICRCH
ISlh and Arch street. -
The Iord'a Supper will b celebrated at
At S o'clock Doctor Macartney will preach
on "The Hour That May Never Come
Aitln." showing how there are noun In
a nun's life that itand out above nil oth
er! hi their possibilities for good, and.
If Deflected, for evil. Tho great hours
hen the soul makes Ita election, and
how deitlny waits on that election.
ST. HAUVKUll (French). 22d and De Lanccy
it. 10:13 a. m., Holy Communion. Rev.
T D. Malan.
rroteatant Kplacopal
s3SIiTEZI!
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FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
'CRtlH VWIMM1B WUirilltfiS
Open Er'ri. No Charge for Alterations
M SOUTH 8th ST.cTTday'
0LDSMOBILE
I pass. 8-cyllndar touring, newly
ttflnWied. Splendid condition.
1150.
LEXINGTON MOTOR COM
PANY OF PENNA.
W. A. KUSKIt, President
JJl North Ilrond Street. Phlla.
fCREDIT CLOTHING1
Clothes (or the Fntlro Family
We Solicit Your Account
Hy-Grade Clothing Co.
827 CHESTNUT ST.
2f Floor. Open Evgt
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
u fun tuau
R"', Principle: constant
I.. I'";' ano. . -mere Is not
Pt Just as good. Free book.
"' alio. There Is notb
lTI to 80 gallons, lc, naU
necvea Stnvn aa
& Foundry Co. So. 2d
PETRON1TF.
Composition Floors
8!wS!f 8,olvo.tho question of bath,
kitchen, laundry and atoro floors
Ust forever. Sanitary, beautiful,
er n! ht Immed,ats '. dv
Ptlla. Rep. Factory
Mill w i . B3-533 N. Olh St,
?31S Walnut Pl.ll... P.
Sprueo 5415 M..i 422
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K romni.. "Si..."". ' or drlo. N
wosjiil-s Hwan-n. ."?. our Diumoer
No First
Payment
required be
fore delivering
J''8ht into your
homo tho
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EASY TERMS
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"Ub. SAVILL'S SONS
1310 WALMQji BIBEET
DAVIES
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The Gimbel Store to Let Out Millions in Merchandise at Sharp
Decline from Prices Ruling Since the War
Tens of thousands of families know perfectly well that the Gimbel Store, by operating on a vast scale, Has served
them faithfully and well during the war and post-war days.
Business has been driven with helpful activity. Tremendous costs
and many perplexities have been met with in mill, factory and store.
These costs, of course, have meant higher prices for goods. While
newspapers with common consent, and of real necessity, have doubled their
selling price and in some cities have trebled the price: a two hundred
percent increase: we have been able to hold increases in selling price of
goods to much less advance.
Now, a general and wide-spread change to a less high-cost of
living is foreshadowed.
Regardless of what goods have been figured to cost in production,
prices bow to a tired and disgusted Public. You are to buy cheaper
not at before-the-war prices, for actual production costs will be held
higher through a full regard for the rights of Labor.
You Are to Buy Cheaper at Gimbels Starting Monday Morning
- What? 'Everything, though food prices will not come down much
until production improves. 'Scarcity of farm labor many farms cannot
be tilled at all as matters stand now, their workers busied in other occu
pations and slow-growing weather, with necessarily reduced acreage in
many crops, will keep foods tolerably high.
But the same cool spring, that has retarded crops, has served to
hasten the
Big Drop in the Prices of General Supplies
because in many sections it has lessened the distribution of goods.
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It is not altogether true that there has been an orev or spending.
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1 here has been an orgy or paying out money tor everything required. 1 he
requirements will continue, and so will the desire to possess comforts and
luxuries you simply will pay less money for goods.
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The Sale Restores Much of the Lost Power of the Dollar
Our plan and purpose is not sentimental, but rock-ribbed in good
business practice. We prosper through service the serviceability of the
Store to you.
We shall reach ahead to have for our Public the best values and
the most satisfying goods.
On This Straight-Forward Business Basis We Launch This
Most Tremendous Sale of Seasonable Goods tdI
Monday Morning
Gimbel 'Brothers Philadelphia and PostofHce
Subway Entrance is at 8th Street
24 Acres of Floor Space
Gimbel Brothers New York with the great Hotel Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania R. R. Station, all con
nected by new underground thoroughfare 800 feet long. PostofHce next beyond R. R. Station.
27 Acres of Floor Space
These two stores and their warehouses contain more than Twenty Million Dollars in merchandise
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