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Realty Dealer, Taking. Family to
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of Trolley
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S.Tcn persons were badly InJurcdlfMit
.llV?h?n nn automobile In which they
ftrffi w .truck to .. policy car
Rising Sun irtcnuc and I street.
The automobile was driven by Law-
-. Wrtntcr. of Southampton. Bucks
rente M'Micr, ofl K,B
tt n" nue and ntt?niptcd to croM
jrfont ol "he. car, which was going in
tt!Hli taia WcrV takon to the Frank
. i Tin.nital Physicians saltl this
fiXt the codltlon of nil. with
ffirtcepMon of Webster, was serious.
lhThe others Injured are: Ralph goer,
.,, thirty three years, 404.1 North
wlVnnri street, laccrnt ons and cut of
We nm hands: Mrs. Ralph Hoer
.Vr thirty five yenrs old, fractured
Stall. I rVtured right arm, serious con
ft -Helen Hoerncr, ten years old,
S cd'skull, Internal Injuries, seri
ous i condition j Bert .Hoerncr, seven
rears old. lacerations of scalp, frac
tarcd right leg. 1c" arm torn; Fred
Hoerncr. nine years old. lacerations of
head and back: Varren Hoerncr. eleven
tm old, lacerations and contusions of
Wrtiler Is a nl estate, necnt, and
wis taking the Hoerncr. family out to
m a house on the outskjrt of the clt.vy
Passengers in the trolley car escaped
injury.
ESCAPING GAS BURNS GlftL
Accident Is Caused by. Spark Prom
Crossed Electric Wires
Itoso Bell,' sixteen, years old, of 12300
Cross street, was burned nbout tfic
faco and arms last evening when a spark
from tho looso ends of electric wires
exploded gas escaping from a nearby
pipe. ""
Two wires had been left hanging from
the 'celling near a gas pipe in n corner
of the room when electricians who were
wiring tho house quit for the day. An i
odor of escaping gas later in tho evening
caused Roso to mount a stcpladdcr to
investigate, nnd in some manner tho
wires became crossed, emitting the spark
that caused tho explosion. A lire alarm
was turned in, but no damage was doue.
Tho girl refused to be taken to a hos
pital nnd was treated nt n nearby drug
store.
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DRINK SPARKLING WATER
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your' drugglit. Order a caia tomorrow.
I'hont or write u, allon alzo 75c.
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Diamond Flexible
Bracelets
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S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
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dred business men take lunch here every day.
-Seventh floor.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT it EIGHTH NINTH
FOR THURSDAY
Philadelphia, Pa., June 9, 1920
In-town and out-of-town friends meet at the Gimbel
Restaurant. There is nothing quite so good in town.
Gimbels $10,000,000 Adjustment Sale
In Line With the Store s Creed of Real Helpfulness
un, ior tne power to state this case fairly!
Tf. mAfltia an rmip.h
to Philadelphia shoppers this widespread feast of lowered prices.
And yet, we so sincerely wish to keep the statements free of
buncombe. No offering of goods at Gimbels is made from any sen
timental standpoint.
This store's business is to win the public's confidence and sup
port. Our ideal is service most of wanted, reliable goods for the
dollar; sold with greatest comfort to the shopper.
The Store meets its ideal by doing its utmost.
Reliability first of all; true Fashions that make garments long
a source of satisfaction to their wearers; realness in all goods And
now
A Resolute Departure from War's High Prices,
This gives real help to the !ar ere majority who have been re
stricted in supplying their needs. We read the times as meaning
that
Manufacturer and Dealer are Packed up to
Move Forever from a Fool's Paradise
Goods will fetch such prices as the great body of purchasers cart
pay without groaning.
Production costs must react to that test. No longer can ex
penses be piled on and passed on to the consumer. The cost-plus
plan hurried production during the war did much to win the war.
But the war is over and cost-plus has no more standing today than
would a government that permanently pointed machine guns down
every street.
Rings, Bar Pins, Watches,
Lavallieres
Diamonds and Platinum
Below Today's Cost
And the more of an expert you arc in diamonds, the more
quickly you'll take advantage.
"Color" Is right the pure blue-white of fine stones.
And most of the diamonds are absolutely perfect.
And the platinum settings are most artistic.
Bar Pins and Brooches, now $30 to $1000.
Pendants and La Valliercs, now $35 to $29S,
Finger Rings, now $32 to $73S. Watches now $95 to $678.
Gimbels, Jewelry Store, First floor
Think of Women's
Sports Coats Silk-lined
Throughout at $15
Three-quarter length big pockets smart belt high or low
collar correct sleeve polo-cloth in the favorite "natural" shade.
Same model, in even finer polo-cloth unlined (motorists like
that), at $10.25; silk-lined, at $25.
Velour and Serge Capes and Restaurant
Wraps at $19.75
The velours in tan; navy blue and Copenhagen' blue.
The serges in the good old stand-by blue.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
100 Misses' Silk Dresses
Reduced to $16.75
Foulards taffetas Georgette combined with crepe de
Chine. And some of the sweetest little "dancing nets" net
combined with taffetas imaginable.
Travel styles.
Street styles.
Evening styles.
Week-end-styles.
Misses' Flex-o-Tex Suits Reduced to $24.75
In the "travel colors" heathery browns and greens and blues
and tanny tones.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor;
1200 Window Shades-
'--Special at 85c
All Colors
All Perfect
6 Feet Long
3 Feet Wide"
Complete with hardware and even the pull-cord!
Plenty of greens and buffs and even white.
Flat Brass Curtain Rods, Brackets,
Curved Ends
Non-tarnishable. Complete in a box. Gimbels, Upholstery Store, Fifth floor
45c
Hand-Embroidered Envelope Chemises
Latest Philippine Shipment to the White Sale
--at $2.85 and $3.85 SSLu"
Hand-scalloped, of course, and with the strap-like shoulder-treatments that are the most satis
factory under summer's sheer dresses and waists.
Exquisitely fine embroidery.
The Most Popular White Sale Groups are the Pink and White
Chemises at $1.50, $1.65 and $1.95
Batiste and nainsook. Strap-tops or shaped tops.
Hand-embroidered in pastel colors or lace-trimmed.
And the backs even as lovely as the fronts.
Gimbels, Second floor
Sweaters Reduced
Their New Prices Bring
Them to About Half Today's.
Market Prices.
Beginning with an exceedingly
smart Tuxedo.
Fiber-Silk Sweater Pictured
Reduced to
$10.50
Which is $4 lopped from its price
here, and $9.50 from its price elsewhere.
Robin's egg blue, tan, pink, rose, be
sides navy blue and black.
Three Shetland Models Reduced,
Two at $5.95, one at $7.95
Those at $5.95 have ripple skirts and
flare sleeves, but in different stitches.
Plain slip-on at $7.05.
Pink, turquoise, tan, Peking and black.
And there's a bit of black ribbon that
runs through.
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Strap-Wrist Fabric Gloves
Special at 85c
And also the fashionable styles with sack at wrist,
At 85c. They are broken lots of first-quality goods including
all sizes yes yours, to be sure! but not all sizes in each style.
Women's Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, at $1.55
Heavy Milanese silk. White only.
Save More Than a Third.
Gimbels, First floor
Women's Silk Stockings,
at $1.15 Slight "Seconds"
Of the regular $2 and $2.50 grades that's why they're made of
such fine lustrous silks.
Black white colors. And the defects are too slight to weaken
wear.
Women's Silk Stockings at $1.45 Save 50c. Mostly black and
cordovan.
' Gimbels, First floor.
175 Women's "F!ex-o-Tex"
Suits Reduced to $29
Particularly good sports styles with the clever "little
touches" that mark the difference between ordinary sports suits
and Gimbel-make.
All Colors travel and vacation heather colorings; Country
Club gay colors; including wonderful tan-brown shades and
woodsy effects and the richest, deepest rose-tones of the sea
son. And glorious blues. And but the color variety is won
derful. All sizes, too.
Lineen Suits Now $7.90
But Only About Fifty
Blue-tones, the lovely light and dark blues
A fascinating cut. With unique white cordings and buttons.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Women's Billie Burke
Mornieg Dresses
of Gingham
At $2.55
Straight-line model pleated front and back below a yoke. So
comfortable and easy to work in these warm days. A flat round
collar of chambray and loose three-quarter sleeves finished with
chambray cuffs. There are roomy pockets, too, banded at top with
chambray.
Gray, blue or lavender and white stripes.
The Adjustment Sale price lessens the regular price by a dollar
or more. ' Gimbels, Third floor
New Specials in Bedclothing
Sheets.. 81x90 inches. Of well
known, well-wearing quality of
muslin that is free from dressing.
Special at $2.35. Save 50c on
each one.
Pillow Cases. 45x381 inches.
Of standard Pepperill muslin.
Special at 48c. Save one-third!
Crochet Bedspreads. Double-
bed size. Fringed. With cut
corners for metal beds. Splendid
for summer use. Special at
$2.35. Save one-thirdl
Scalloped Bolster Cases. 42x
72 inches. Of durable muslin.
Special at $1.45. Save one-fourth!
Gimbels, Bedclothing Section, Second floor.
10,000 Cans Mixed
Soup Vegetables at
No. 2 cans. Limit one dozen.
6000 lbs. St. James
Coffee (Blend) lb. at
In 25-lb., 10-, S- or 3-lb. lots.
25 Chests Tippy
Orange Pekoe Tea, lb. at
New-season; in 10-lb., S- or 3-lb. lots.
Gimbels, Pure Food Store, Chestnut Street Annex
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45c
48c
7-Piece Cereal Sets
Half Price at $1.50
Three large jars, three small jars and one salt box. With
lettering on jars sugar, coffee, salt, spice, etc. At $1.50.
38-Piece White-and-Gold Cottage Sets-, Special at $9
Service for six people. Coin gold handles; dainty gold band
decoration on white porcelain body. A good saving at $9.
Gimbels, China and Glass Section, Fourth floor
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Electric Vacuum
.eaners
$16.95
Lightest machine made 8
lbs., thoroughly guaranteed. Com
plete with cord and plug.
Only a hundred at this price.
Gimbels, Fourth floor
Willard Sewing Machines at $39 Red$Toed
One of the Many Specials in the Tcn-Million-Dollar Adjustment Sale
Made by the Domestic Sewing Machine Company and fully guaranteed.
At $39. Other values;
Singer Sewing Machines at $45 Save $20
Domestic Sewing Machines at $47 Save $13
Willard Parlor Cabinet Sewing Machines, $47 &T'
$5 at Time of Purchase, Then $1 weekly for the balance
Gimbels, Fourth floor and Subway Store
910 to CIO kUowuio for your old wtMm U you purobai tbt Doin.atto Boudoir
Cublntt Bswln Maohln Uotrlo.
Rugs Save Tlnird or More
These told of are barest hint there are thousands of other rugs in the wanted sizes
9x12 ft. America's best fancy Grass Rugs at $15
9x12 ft. Reversible Wool-and-Fiber Rugs at $14.25 and $17.50
9x12 ft. heavy Colonial Rag Rugs at $16.75 and $24
9x12 ft. extra heavy Imported Rush Rugs at $21
9x12 ft. fine close pile seamless Velvet Rugs at $61.50
9x12 ft. high grade Royal Wilton Rugs at $98.50
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