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1310 Chestnut St.
A Taffeta Frock
or Two !
In Navy Blue!!
"What shall I wear this afternoon?" a
troublesome question that is so aptly answered
here. For every woman who chooses to be known
as well-gowned will include a Navy Blue Taffeta
Frock in her Vacation Wardrobe.
$25, $39-50, $45
At theso prices ,you niay chooso with confidence. Bo
desired niceties of finish.
assured of fine-quality silks and of the daintiness of those
Alpine Wool Suits I deed for Travel
IjU Set it on the
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both
crown &
tattls.
Iiciouo,
drink with your meals,
Dr. Swert's, the Original Root Beer,
gives a zest which no other drink
can equal.
Made from the original formula
which has been a favorite in New
England for nearly 60 years.
The Dr. Swett Root Beer Co.
31it and Matter Streets
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell Phonal Poplar 1429
Local and Ont-of-Town DUtrlhotan. Write tJi
for Attractive Dealer reposition
(B&E)
Cntlon To prevent substitution look
for thin trade-mark Motto Into
the bottle,
IfcSwetts
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Tomorrow
Last Day of
One-third Off
Today and Saturday you
can purchase every article of
merchandise in our Store at
33 1-3 per cent, off its former
selling price
And No
Longer!
This applies with equal force
to Suits, Topcoats, Straw Hats,
Underwear, Collars, Ties, Flan
nel Trousers, Blue Serge Coats
anything in the Store.
Hundreds of men undoubt
edly will take advantage of this
last-minute opportunity.
Don't be among the late
comers.
Willi
iam H. Wanamaker
Store Hours 9 to 5
The fact of the matter is, that the real money
saving center of Philadelphia, is known Gimbcls.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET t CHESTNUT " EIGHTH NINTH
FOR SATURDAY
Philadelphia, Friday, June 18, 1921 ;
Shop carefully you are the one to know which
store gives best values. Some advertisers ae$
through queer glasses.
This Ten -Million -Dollar Adjustment Sale Is New
Proof of the Helpfulness of the Gimbel Store
The Gimbel merchandising plan is to depend on increasing
volume of business for profit and year after year it is first in value
giving. No store sells all articles at one rate of profit. Some goods
Can be inexpensively handled; others are fraught with danger of
loss but are necessary to handle in the cause of complete service.
But we are certain that any individual or family can make their
entire yearly purchases here to their large money advantage. That
is Gimbels every day. Emphatically true now.
Just now we are fighting for you and with you to ease the cost
of living, and we back this great sale with the power of the Store's
Ten-Million-Dollar holdings of goods.
We can continue the fight as long as necessary. It is a fight,
open and fair, against undue costs, which are a greater menace than
retailers' profits. Our woes grew out of the "cost-plus prices" of
war times. They must stop. Under them costs could rise to the
skies surely a fool's paradise.
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Make the Most of the Daily Bargain Feast
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Sale of Girls' Dainty Dresses
at $5.75, $7.75, $9.75 and $11.75
Mostly Half -Price
Though, savings actually run wp to $18.25.
Organdies all crisp ruffles or combined with embroidered organdies.
Voiles plain and figured.
And fascinating tissues made up in ways that bring out their full
beauty.
White, pink, blue, yellow, rose, orchid. Plaids and checks and solid
colors.
And every treatment from hand-smocking to wool-embroidery.
In each group
Little Girls' styles, in sizes 6 to 10.
Big Girls' styles, in sizes 10 to 14. 0
High School Girls' styles, sizes 12 to 16.
$5.75 Olnibelt. 51on of Drrfti, Third Root.
Where Else Can $5 Buy
Such Tub-Skirts as These?
Surf-satin (cotton) and the cotton gabardines that never seem to muss and that
do up repeatedly to look like new. Pre-shrunken.
fllmbel. Salon of Drem, Third floor.
Ribbon Sports Hats at $2.95
Mighty Glose to Half -Price
Which a clever maker had made up in slack season to keep his
people on full time.
Crowns of rows of ribbon, alternating with rows of Milan hemp
in contrast. The brims of the Milan hemp.
Tarn o' shanters and straight crowns. ' Mushroom, saucer, straight
and roll-up brims. Novel trimming, full lined and ready to wear.
(ilmlifU, Third iind Vlr.t floors.
Talking Machines at Half
Entire holdings of a thoroughly good maker one of the best standard
motors; universal tone arm, adapting the
machine to play any flat record.
Handsomely
Walnut
and Mahogany
Cased
Sale Price,
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Men's Suits Reduced
$27.50 and $33.SO
Close to Half the Regular Prices4
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Two styles of cabinet Colonial and Adam
style one is 48-in., the other, 45-in. high.
Terms too easy to worry any one.
blmbela. .xwtrtth floor and Subway Store.
The clearaway at reduced prices is based on canceled orders. The proposition is all
in your favor, and is right in line with the demand for good goods at lowered prices.
Every Suit Is All-Wool The Models and Materials Are Right Up to Date
(ilmbel. Hecond floor. Ninth SCrett.
Men's Straw Hats at $2.65
Save a Third. Sennit Straw Included!
A great assortment of smooth and rough weave Straw Hats at $3.43.
Boys' "Freshie"
Caps at 50c
Men's and boys' silk and mohair Summer
Caps, at $1.50 and S1.85.
(Umbel, llrat floor.
Hickok Buckles
Sale of Hickok
Selts and Buckles, $1.15,
$1.35, $2, $3.25 and $6
Prices are for belt and buckle complete. Variously silver
finished, sterling-front and solid sterling buckles. Pierced ini
tials, applied, initials or styles for engraving.
(ilmlirl. rlrnt floor. Mntli Street.
Assorted Chocolates, Less Than Half Price, at 78c lb.
Assorted Caramels at 38c lb. Save a Third
Two Fine
Candy Specials
The Chocolates arc Quinby's "California Chocolate Shop," fruit flavored.
The Caramels arc wrapped, and flavored with chocolate, vanilla, and
nougat.
(ilmlirlK, t'hotnut street Annex, drnnd Alle and Nubtraj Store.
3000 New Waists at $3
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Save $1.50
to $3
Twenty-five new
s t y 1 e f, mostly
short sleeve and
open-throat cool
est things that
Summer knows!
Of Summer's
cooles,t falnics, too
organdies and
voiles.
Simple little pic
nic styles up to
very pretty dress
up uffairs.
Plenty with
plenty of lace.
4ilmheb. Salon of Irrn. riilrd Moor.
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Sale of Women's and Misses9
Summery LTCSSeS
-4.75, $6.75 and 9J75
In lovely soft georgettes, stylish printed
voiles, and crisp organdies, nets and linccn.
Plain colors or checks or blocks. Ruffled
overskirt or straight model.
All sizes at each price $4.75, JG.75 and
$9.75.
Smart Shimmering
Baronet Satin Skirts
at $12.75
Plain colors and novelties, in pink, white,
blue, taupo and salmon. Sizes 23 to 30.
orth almost double, at S1A7&.
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(Umbel), (Subway More,
In the Subway Store
1200 Women's Petticoats
Specially Priced at 95c
Enough for Tomorrow
Of black sateen.
A figured flounce trims tho bottom.
And truly exceptional value at 95c.
Tilmbel. Subway Store.
1000 Boys' Wash Suits
at $2.50 and $3.50
Worth Almost Double
Solid colors, stripes and combinations in a variety of models. All
sizes, 3 to 10 years.
Boys' Cheviot Norfolk Suits, Now $5.95
Close to half price; for boys 7 to 17 years.
Olnibeli, Bubtrar .Store.
3000 Bathing Suits
of the Sturdy Surf
Satin (Cotton)
That outwears eery other sea-
$) going fabric on the market
At $3.95, $4.50, $5,
$5.45, $5.90, $6.50
and $6.90
Mostly English-make sateen
which is the best surf satin made.
Black. With the prettiest pipings and cordings
of white or green, or Copenhagen blue.
tilmbelH, salon, of Drew., Third door.
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From our regular stock prices slashed for a quick clearance.
The values are exceptionally great. One pi ice $15.
Men's "Palm Beach" Suits at $12.50 and $15.
Men's Mohair Suits, at $13.50 and $16.50.
filmbrlk, Suba, store.
WOMEN'S
White Shoes (
Worth 25 to 40 Percent More
$1.95
Cool and comfortable.
Of canvas high lace shoes lcathor or rubber soles.
Oxfords of canvas with rubber soles and heels. Another style Is
trimmed with brown leather strap.
All sizes. At $1.95.
Children's White Shoes at $1.50 and $1.95
Sizes 6 to 2
fllmbeli, hubnay Store.
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