ttr'W vrr.. fl J. iJ i)V: i y )'1T r , V ', ' ,J 4" t AW 7 f. ' vi 1 In ' , 1 t I X It, yr k .' ' t - f u BVENlte' PUBIiX tLEDGEK-PflUDELPHIA, FJIDY, JUNE It, 1920 TW'T EWSHCHARITIES TO LEND Motion Open. Department to Help Those Needing Funds .ration of .TculHh ClinrltlcB, 'SSutthS? nnnouncM the open- w 5L?MteS lioen Boelrtr, ono of the he.-t bodies of the federation. StKl taw temporary office" ni Scnthnnd Chestnut streets, at nn df d2.l--irntpd Loan Society was or- , ffirt t m' "bo. in tho Belle M'fil'.ffon I Hotel, by a Krm.p of rue;""-- rpi,,, nUm oi $ou.(w u'.lDmilckly sub-orlbpd. The society "J'c scml-plillnnthropic. It is to I uorkinBmcn, professional and l8,1?kXcs" men, unable to deal with imalbU h loans in periods of tcm- fcl'wrvlewi ulll be nominal, i.h lllllikopf, executive director, Mhe Federation of Jewish Charities, m TMtrrSny: "The opcnlnc of tho piLated Loan Society at tills time T. mntlo necessary by the frequent upon our omanlratlon for loans ft people who nro temporarily cm- i linre These people as n rule arc not ."? feirhiirltr. but nro anxious ,y to help themselrcH son we have found It necessary to pro cccd with the operation of this new organisation at once, rather than wait until its formal opening enrly in the fall, when the society will occupy its own bulldlntc in properly equipped of flees. Wo hope the people will avail themselves of the services of this or ganisation nnd that those who require assistance will not hesitate to apply to us. 'Ihe announcement of tho ditto of the opening will bo made next week." .KDIIOATIONAI. Vonn Wnmfii nnd nirl. DKVOy. l'A. For this rca- KpjjrATIONAJi llnth Hue Student may begin their study Bf business and secretarial sub jects as well in the Summer as in tho Fall Summer School 6 Weeks . Beginning July 6 Peirce School of Business Administration rlfti Mrrtt. Hft of Itrond. rhlludclohln Dor rrtdualei urn In constant amna for vxivtylnt poiltlom. Orr shorthand. Ih t'ty, npffdr tyttem. emulate builnui ltd aeeratarlal eour. Day nd Nltbt Claife. Inlnlva trnlnlng. Enroll any time Call or writ for fnu nartlculars an pnttoua. fig VIM. nnSINEHS COI.T.F.OB 1017 Chcitnnt Bt. ..ml fAll of Onmmrrri "-IV -.""."-- Ltill.-... I'auaaejpoj Strnyer's Business College rMlantpMii, flrratfft PnalnfM School 107 Chfttnnt St. rhont Wnlnnt S nnsi.yy. pa. School for Exceptional Children Drv facility In n bountiful nubttrbnn hnme for iho enrr and trnlnlnir of children irho Ihrouch mrntnl dlnabllltv nro unable ti attmd tiubllc or prlinto Krhoola Dept t! DomMtlr Sclcnco for oldir rlrl" 14 tnllM from rhlln Ilnnhlot Mollle A. Woods, rrin., not 171. Itnln, I'n. wist niKSTi'.n. i'A. West Chester State Normal Sclioo On Prnnalanla II. It trolley to Ptilla. riti for touching, college, business. 1200. HJJHWS mm imr DEVON MANOR Deon Manor hna oolvn1 n tlinr nuKhly modern tralnlnu to flt rIi-Ik for tho future A suburban srhool only 10 miles from Philadelphia, It enjoys tho cultural Rdvnntnge of that city whlln commnndlnc tho finest surroundings for quiet norves nnd eoncentrntlon of Interest Oollcce prepnratory nnd Junior - collego courses. Work In Soclnl Service, Secretaryjihlp, Domcutlo Science, jra sic and Art. Tho main bulldlnir. ono of five. oerlookd tho countrysldo from a campus of sixteen acres Tennis, basketball, hockey, nrchery. fenclnc, horseback riding, cold and skating. Tor cataloK address MRS. LANGDON CASKIN Principal Box 110 Devon, Pa. EDUCATIONAL Young Meif nnd Hots NfAV 11U()(IMni:i,I). l'A. Carson Long Institute Mtli Ymir. A Home Hehool for Hoys 9 bull'lln". IS acres. In tho healthful foothills of thn Illue nidge. Individual and personal Instruction how to learn, how to labor, how to live Tollego Prepnr ntory, lluslness, Junior Courses. Hpan l"n.wf 'rench, Public Speaking. Henarato building for boys under 13 ears. Strong religious, but non-sectarian Influence: 1400 nnd urn Juniors. I17B. Address Carson iAing Institute. Hox t,, New Illoomflold, I'a. . IICTIIM-JIBM. VA. Bethlehem Preparatory School llellilelirm. I'n. inon bovs pre- i.iivi. , iv-uuiK uiiivcrsiiics in 4S years Unanimous endorse ment of our ork by prlnelpitl universities BchiWrshlpi In nrious nolleees .rodrn build Ings. Oymuaslum Swimming Tool and extensive Athletic grounds Jlenson-ihle rales Hep. nrate Junior Srlinnl. ("ntnlog. JOHN I). TI'dOM. It. A.. Headmaster Af.TSIH'KO. I'A. DARLINGTON SEMINARY A deeloplnc Hchool for (llrls. nn aero estnto In rennsvlvanln m nmst country. Language. Art. Music. Expression Secre tarial. Ijuslness, nnd Household Manage ment, College Preparation Catalogue CHRISTINE 1 nYE. President Hox 010. West Chester Pa. Young Men nnd Hoy "KISKI"4'J Special preparation for collcgo and tech nical schools. Preceptorial system All sports. Gymnasium, .swimming pool, etc Hihool owns Its own farm and dairy, luto )80O. For catalog address Dox 830, DR. A. W. WILSON, Jr., President Saltsburg, Pa. RWAKTIIMOIti:. l'A. Swarthmore Preparatory Prepares Ilojs for Collexe nr f.lfenork. Bmnll t'liiHirt). Junior Kept. Hummer School. 1'or catalogue! addret W. P. TOMLINSON, M. A. Ilox 20. Hwarthmore. I'n. HKM.EFONTE, I'A, Georao School -fountry school for rate dormitories Courses broad and thor ough. Student studies under supervision of Srlnclpal Ornduates succeed In college peclal courses Athletics Bymniislum, pool 227 wooded ucres and open country along Neshamlny Creek Knilnwid Rates mod erate. Catalog George A. Will ton. A. M.. Box 2S'S. tlenrge School. I'n. ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL WAYNE. (Main I-lne P. R. R.) PA. Healthful location, homellko buildings Mental nnd phslcnl Instruction, high moral Influence mnltes unusual appeal to pirents and lioyg 1'repirea for college or business. CHARLES HENRY STROUT, A.M., lleailmnster RANIIOI.PH-MACON ACADKMV University, Scientific School nnd Huslness i-repnraiion. Miiunry rrnining hw.iiiiii Enulpment Terms 4K0 Address the Principal. Hox 133, front Rojal, Va Bellefonte Academy I'lmllcJ lo i nnd up llnth ear. Athletic field and fymnnslum. Moderate rales Catalog. James ' Ilugliew. A.M.. Headmaster. Ilollcfonte, I'n. HTAI1NTON. VA. Staunton Military Academy Largest private Academy In tho East Prepires for Universities. lnernment Acad emles or lluslness 27S.000 barracks Hates, 1000. Send for catalog. COL. WM. G. KABLE, Ph.D. Principal, Staunton. Va H'A VNKSIIORO. VA. I'lSHllURNK MILITARY SCHOOL Prepares for universities and business life, personal attention, restful military training, It O. T C under U S War Dept . 4lst year, new $100,0011 flruproof equipment, di ploma admits to all colleges, rate. JflO'i spring encumpment near famous caverns nt Grottoes for all students Catalogue. Tin., MiJ .Morgan H Huclnlns. Hox 414, Waynesboro, Va, b Come in Today or Tomorrow and Share in the Last Two Days of AP.U ...J ' .$, ,. -,"'.''''"" 'f?": jyyf (MUM 1UB JllvljlSa?) B ,aVw &?MM9 'imsmk s Men's9 Women's & Growing Girls" LOWandCIIAl? HIGH wl Every Shoe in This Lot at the One Price, $3.98 Sa Women's: 7'ntenl High Heel Pumps Pntent lllgll Heel Oxfords Dull High Heel Pumps lllmk Kill Medium Heel Oxfnnls llron C'Blf 'Meillum Heel Oxfords uluik I.iice. Louis Heel, 1 lilte Iinr hole, (looiljcnr Uelt IllacU Kid Comfnrl Shoo Growing Girls': Patent White Cloth Top Patent Pumps Dull Pumps Patent Oxfords niack Kid Oxfords Hrown Kid Oxfords Brown Calf Ovfords Men's: Ounnielnl Illiirliers Mr! Kid und Ciunmelal Illurlirr Oxfords (lunnietiil Congress (lnllrrs Smoked Horsehide Scout Shoe. Heavy Brown Work Shoe Women's Lisle Hose 2 pair for $1.39 Patent Mur.x Junes Hull Kid Mury Junes Willie DueU .Mury Jane uluuk Oxfords iibinU Hiscli Hhoes In but ton ami lure In funis' Onnxu Mary Junes (iiinmelul I. nro CHILDREN'S MARY JANES and OXFORDS There's a Miscellaneous Collection of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes in Our Bargain Bins That Can Be Had for a Song! Men' Mercerized Hose, &nVo fAv$1 Assortment f Muules. fj't iU'I A Men's Firestone Short Boots $ga49 bllKlitly ilamnBcil Misses and Children's 1 iArk- FOOT . SANDALS AND PLAY OXFORDS AVgC3 98c to $1.98 Men's Tan Work Bluchers PcjfKod a Stitchec Soles $2.98 "Keds" Tennis Shoes Air Styles and Si: j vjtr jf-Y 98c to $1.49 mail nnnuns nnnMiTl.Y KILLED 116-118-120. N. Eighth St., Philadelphia, Pa. ilN FRIDAY ITNTIT. q n tvi a ArriTwr.Ava TiMnnr. in P 1 SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8P. M. a he Largest Shoe Retailers iniho World, We Can't Be trn,tD,Bnu Store Houra, 9 to 5:30 Best service before the during the war and Gimbels. war now Gimbel Brothers MARKET i'CHESTNUT :, EIGHTH NINTH FOR SATURDAY Philadelphia, Fridny, June 11, 1920 The business grows by your favor you know where quality goods cost least. . "ill 920 If Gimbels $10,000,000 Adjustment Sale Is a Plan to Cure the Ills of Inflated Prices by Resolute Action To Give Play to the Country's Productive Powers for Which Theorists Have Idly Prayed Adjusted consumption of goods is necessary if we are to have greatly increased production without wage cutting. To simply make a lot of goods would be to bring about such conditions as have prevailed in times of depression. Nobody in right mind desires such a course. Moderated prices that will enable the entire population to buy freely will continue prosperity and give it a new fullness of meaning. The man who has worn his clothes to almost-tatters because he had to, or chose to do so as a fling at price raisers, has neither been personally comfortable nor a real live unit in the scheme of national welfare. Natural Mink Fur Chokers Save $10 at $23.50 to $39.75 Save $20 at $59 to $69 Choker animal-scarfs. One- and two-animals, minks in hih fashion this summer. And (Jlmlifls, Vur Salons, Third floor. Now, he can return to normal conditions. No victory has, been won yet. At most we have set our faces to the right. But be courageous and keep on helping:, helping yourself and helping all consumers. And withal be wise in choos ing yqur store. . In any movement there are camp followers strong on the hurrah, but listless as to real work; hopeful of sharing advantage by simply standing in the chorus. When one strikes oil, twenty holes are started to catch the money of those who see nothing short of wealth in any oil venture. the store that has been proved really helpful is the store to hold to now. You can save by spending, or pretty nearly squander your money. . , Waists of Firm, Heavy, Tub-Grade Habutai Silk Special at $2.85 Three styles. White. Long and thiec-quartcr sleeves. filmtx-K Salons of Drr. Third floor. Somf on I Imt floor. Men's Cool B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers Special at 85c a Garment Of fine cheek nainsook. Men's Fine Check Nainsook Union Suits, Special at S1.35. A good saving at this pi ice. Full, comfortable athletic "cut." C.lmbclH. rimt floor. Irish Linen Handkerchiefs Reduced Women's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with one-quar-tcr-inch hems. At 18c each. Save more than n third! iMen's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. Regular size, of fine quality linen with one-half-inch hems. At 38c each. Save a third. , Olinbrln. FlMt floor. Boys' Wash Suits $2.50 to $7.50 $5 to $10 2(s to 10 years. 7 to 17 years. Boys' Blue Serge Suits (l e ( lobars Save a Third at- ' A U Kegulatlon Middy model, long or short 1 All-wool. trousers (ilmhrK Third lloor. Men's Sennit Straw Hats at $3.45: in Save a Third fine and coarse I English and American makes weaves, smooth nnd rough edges. ' Saturday's price $3.45. Boys' Fine Straws at $1.50 Summer Caps for men and boys, at $1J0. ClmbrlM. rirnl floor, Chiffon-Finished Voiles 38 Inches Wide at 38c Almost half a hundred printed patterns. Vaiious pinks, greens, tans, also lose and black, and every imaginable blue from sky to navy, with pretty designs in contrasting colors. Save 25 at 38c a yard. (Umbels, Cotton Wuuli (.ooils, Scconil floor. In the June Silk Sale Beach Silk ps k.i At New Low Prices Fine Blnck Pcau do Soie Now $2.68 a yard. Smart for surf buits. The luster and strength and rich black that resists salt water so welll 40-inch White Sports Satin Now $3.85 a yard. For cool, shimmering "Boardwalk" skirts, ".Thimble-top" weave tip-top for style! (IfmbrlH, Sill, Snl, Srond floor. 1000 Pairs Men's ) Oxfords Reduced tof $7.75 l' Save Average '39 fo A do.cn styles of Gimbel "Perfection" and "Wel- bteri' including cordovan tan caltskin, gunmetal calf. omen kiuskiii; iiutiuw, mcuiuin or wiuc-toe lasts. Keduced to 57.75. nimlwlH. S.conri door. Grammar School and High School Girls' Dresses Retced$ 14.75 Graduation dresses, dress-up dresses and afternoon frocks. Ruflly chifFons, dainty nets, crisp organdies nnd organdie-frilled voiles and nets. White and adorably dainty colors. Some are lace-trimmed. (ilmliclH, Suloii4 of IrfH. Ililrd floor. Men's Muslin 1 d1 ?C Night Shirts at J1'00 Trimmed with fancy braid or white brnid; breast pocket; surplice neck. $1.65 is the low record for the season for this quality. OlmbrU. rirnt floor. Mnlh Strrtt. White Milanese Silk Gloves at $1.05 Sae Close to a Third Two-clasp btylo. Guaranteed finger ends. And the hve-iow embroidered backs in contrasting colors reign supreme in the realm of "glove smartness." (jlmhfU. 1 Irst floor. omen's Bathing Suits Special at $5.45 Surf -satin (cotton). Black, with smart pipings of brilliant jade-grcen, Copenhagen bluo or white. Slip-over model, with "pietend" buttonholes of zephyr and smoked peail buttons. fitmlxN, Nilons of DrrM. Third floor. Half and Third Saved on Fans, at $1.50 to $3.75 the dearest, spangled and hand-painted styles! U $1.30 and $1.75. Hand-pamtcd, with spangles galore. At $2 and $3. Hand-painting on gauze, decorated with spangles. Carved bone-effect sticks. And at $3.75. Beautiful hand-painted floral decorations and bone sticks. nimbrlH, l"irt llnor Shadow-Proof White Sateen ' Petticoats Special at $2.45 Double-panel Tucked flounce, with ruffle. Tho best summei petticoats general wear. for sports and libeln, eiontl floor. Women's White Linen Separate Skirts Save at $7.50 Smartly tailored model, with the famous "casing gathers" in back; two bet-in pockets; and for tailory trimming big pfcatl buttons. Glmbtln. Galons of l)rr4. Third floor. Women's Fine Low Shoes Reduced to $7.40 Save $3.60 to $4.60 Pumps and two-eyelet tics of patent leather, white washable kid, glazed kid, gunmetal calf or Haan.i brown kid. Turned or welted soles. Louis heels. Beauties! At $7.40. nimbrlH, Shop section, woml floor Full-Size, Chain-Hung Couch Hammocks I Save Close to Third at $10.95 Khaki-color. Extra thick mattiess; iron support springs; magazine pocket; complete with chains; special at $10.95. litmbrU, I ourlh floor. Fine Fluffy Marabou Capes Near Half Price at $6.75 Trimmed thtough cente'r with wide band of ostrich, fudged with full fluffy mniabou tails. Silk lined. "Tied" with silk cord bmnrtly muiabou tipped. Black, seal and natural. A "wonder" nt $6.75. Other excellent values at $1.95 to $12.95. GlmbfU, NwKuour More. Flrrt lloor. IS Velvet Ribbon For the Ultra-Fashionable Sashes, Girdles and Hat Trimmings Rich quality m black, and black only, becau.se it seems to be the most popular. 2Vj in. wide, at t)5c. ) Save Vi in. wide, at 90c. (, Fourth 4 in. wide, at $1.25. f to 5 in. wide, at $1.50. Third (ilmbrlN. 1'lmt Hour Parlor-Cabinet Sewing Machines Special at $47 Made bj the Domestic Sewing Machine Company Easy Payments $1 Weekly An cxtiaordinary offer that means cloe to one fouith sanngs for this Willurd Cabinet Machine. When dosed lesemblcs a music cabinet. I.lmlirl. I ourtli floor Children's Three-Quarter-Length Mercerized Black Cotton Stockings Special at 68c Roll top nnd the most durable "Derby-ribbed" styles. Sizes 6 to 92. Women's Silk-and-Fibcr On.vx Stockings, Special at $1.15. All first quality. The favorite whitb. cordovan, navy and black. (ilmhrU. KlrM lloor. Sheets and Pillow Cases SPECIALLY PRICED ' Double-Bed Sheets. Size 81x90 inches, with 3-mch hems. Of etrn -.tiong quality muslin free from dressing. At $2.35. Save 50c on ttach One; Save $6 on a Dozen Pillow Cabes. Size 45x38 V- inches. Made by one of the best and oldest manufacturers. At 18c. Just one-thhd less than lcgular price. (ilmhrls llnl l.lnrn Krrtlon, Sfond floor fb300of Coffee at 38c lb. C up o' Comfort Blend oi M Wife's Blend two favo ntrs of the Gimbel line Tea at 3 lbs. for $1.10 Limit 2o lb!. Siellr Coffee at 48c lb. In '2.0-, 10-, b- or .". lb. lots. (ilinbrU I'liri" I oixl "More tliextniit Mrrn nnc. Women's and Misses' Dresses at $5, $6.85 and $9.85. Some of silk-and-cotton. Girls' Dresses, $5.95. Sizes 6 to 16 yrs. Blue, pink and orchid organdies. Women's Skirts in lineen (cotton) and gabardine, regular and extra sizes, at $1 and $2.65. -,. Women's Shoes, $3.45. Children's Barefoot Sandals at $1. 200 Pairs of Women's White Canvas Low Shoes. Slightly soiled and sizes t 1 broken, at New Lingerie Blouses, special at $2. the Subway Store Boys' Wash Suits at $2.50. Save one third. 2V2 years to 10 years. Women's sixteen-button length Silk Gloves, double tipped, white only, at $2. Net Vestees lace-trimmed, at $1. Pearl Earrings with French backs, 35c. G. B. Corsets, low bust or topless models, pink broche, at $2.90. Clearance of Women's Slip-over Sweat ers at $3.95 and $5.95. Children's Wash Dresses at $1.95. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Men's Palm Beach Suits at $12.50. Tan and gray. 33 to 42. Mannibh Navy Suiting Serge at $2.25. 500 Window Shades at 83c each. 36x72, spring rollers, wanted colors. 2500 yards of fine Longcloth, velvet fnw ish, yard wide, 45c yard. jp 35x38-inch printed Dress Voile, 30iu. 1000 Bleached Seamed-Centcr Sheets, double-bed size, special $1.45. High-grade Toilet Paper, 4-oz. rolls, at 12 rolls for 38c. Suit Cases at $1.95. 24-inch size. Every one marked at half price. Olmlida, Hubwar blorr. IL s 5E fl .'i i ri O v V, ffl ff " A i 4 I., ?, rm ti l if f.' 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