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J ' Fill Government Tanker
j " Tfirco million barrels of fuel oil for
t Rovcrnment tnnkcrs are to be deliver!
HI iiiiiuciuipiini, arruriuijR in nil an
ttonnccment matte by the United States
sliIpplnR bonrtl today.
, Tuo dripping bonrd In lti statement
nonounccd the ncceptnncc of three lildi
for MipplyiiiK n totnl of 10,IL'u.0fl0
barrets of oil. The prices riiiico from
Sl.10 to JJ2.S0 n barrel, the board nsrec
JnB to charier the necesnry steamship
tranxportatlon nt n Itxed monthly rate
of $u,rU per deadweight ton.
000 to 7,00,000 barrels dnru n crlod
OI l II r co j ears ni xxcw uncuas.
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The shinning board recently called for
bids for furnishing a flvc-ycnr supply
of fiicl oil nt the rate of L'0,000,000
barrels it year.
Wills Probated Today
The will of Kntlirrlne A. t)erlijlilre.
of this city, who died in New York,
leaving nil vstnle vnlued nt SI 75. 000 mid
naming her son. Ileibert Derbyshire, as
solo benelieiary. wax ndmlttcd to pro
bntn today in tln office of the ri'gister
of wills. Other wills probated were Hint
of Dr. Joseph Farley, of this eit, who
died in Atlnntlc fit. $10,700. 1'rivifle
In nddltlon to the ntiiount delivered becpiests. The m ill of Mntildii Witt.
HITO0BBS CREEK CAR PLAN
Ban
licre, lltf.OOO barrels will Im delivered JtJiiU' llnrlng street.
nt rott Arthur. ie.. mm from -1,1)00.- nmoug relatives.
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Association Asks Mayor to
Trolley Loop on Boulevard
Twelve men, headed by George 11. ,
Sciffert, who is president of the fnblis ,
Creek l'nrkwny Homo Association,
enllrd on Mayor Moore today, to pro
test against operation of a trolley loop
on the (Vbbs creek boulevard.
An ordinance was pnssed Tuesday b
Council which would graiit the I It. T.
permission to operate Itoutc No. I- ,
ears north from Npmcc to Market
streets on the boulevard. At present,
the mule goes west only to Slxty-llrt
street.
The delrgntlou wants the Mn.vor to '
Diided eto the ordinance. They sny it would.
mar 'the boulevard.
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Manufacturers!
Increase Your Production With Automatic Machinery
In this way alone you can overcome incrcuscd labor costs and labor shortage. a
Wo can design and build automatic machinery that will speed up your production now
' while demand exceeds supplv and thereby increase vour profits from increased sales
and decreased production costs, and Inter when supph equals demand you will be pre
pared to profitably produce in the face of competition.
We Can Design and Build for Your Own Particular Product
Automatic Machinery for
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Hint rat In foil, rliomliilr bar mill in.U cnnilleH. .Mnrlilnr Unit w rim ,'..,000 imrki.ee of
""OAP .MilniiiHlle Miirliliip. Hint nriui rnrti cuke In lliif paper, mil In rurton iiml fold
cnrtiin tind imt curlon In liirgrr lio. ,
rOWinil Hi will mul.e Mnrldnr. llml I111U.I iij, ,rnn nr lm nrlKli mill till Hir ennir
Mllli pi mlrr. nr nliirr rnier nn Hie lin. unii tlir lu roinplrti-lv mHIi ii prlnlnl Mrnpprr. mill
llien nliirr n Irnile iiinrl. rnl tin rnrli mil nf llir piiekitEr unit iilme 11.11l.17.' In liircr ntrlnn.
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iiirillinnril Iliem liiKi-Hier. Iticli in Hie lintliim khiI. Plm e Ilie I ir nr Imllle itllh ilrciiln
r illrri'llniiH llirrrln. lurk In lop, mnkliiB imnpletr iur(,neil piiekus,. mIiIiiiiiI the liniili nf Hip
milium IiiiiiiI
rllltlC Mnrlilnr llml lll iilllnnml li-ully He time iirniiinl plrre cirnil., nrni In pnner
mill lenr Hckrt nil iiuMiIp- of purkMfe.
riOAUS 'Mnrlilnr Hull will aiitnnintlenll.v wrap I'ltTiim In pnper iiml foil. '
ril.l.S Mnrlilnr Hint wU,L count pill, plnrr tlirm In rIii liotllr. pur Inliel mi lioltlr. put
ImtHe In carton iiml rnl carton.
i:.Vi:i.OIKS Mnrlilnr Hint will put pnwilrr pufr or any otlirr nrtlrle In rinrlnpr mill uriil
nme nutomntlcally.
Box, candy, chemical, leather, metal, paint, paper, printing, rubber, sugar,
shoe, steel, textile, tobacco INDUSTRIES.
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR PRODUCT WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW
TO INCREASE PRODUCTION AND DECREASE PRODUCTION COSTS
MAY WE CALL AND GIVE DETAILS ?
NO OBLIGATION!
Giles Engineering Co., Inc.
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS
Automatic Machinery
Executive) Sales nnd Diiplay Offices
Phone Vanderbilt 9395 7300 Ext. 50
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GRAND CENTRAL PALACE
NEW YORK
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
101 TREMONT ST. 1537 CHESTNUT ST.
Phone Main 6936 Phone Locust 6636
DUPLEX TRUCKS
BUILT
T o H.
BUSINESS
&yOneaftAe O&test and Most Successful IrucU Cbnifi&Tites 'ttt Anertca,
Duplex Limited
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niHiincsa al a
P r i c c That
C an' t Be
Touched for
'alue Given.
$2935
(.ha-MS Delivered
Good Dealer
Territory
Available
a high-powered, high-geared,
speedy, pneumatic -tired, worm
driven truck, built to fill the gap be
tween strictly light delivery cars and
slower-speed, heavy-duty trucks.
Think of a trutk of "000 to 5000 pound capacity (including body)
traelinjr ca-ily nnd smoothly 25 to "( miles an hour. No truck
of like capacit can approach it.
And it does it safelv and. economically.
Sprrd i attained by hiph engine power not low pear ratio. This
is what transportation men have demanded, and the DUPLEX
LIMITED is the only truck that combines passenger-car speed
with motor-truck hauling capacity.
The DUPLEX LIMITED is a wotni-drivcn motor truck. the
brother of the famous DUPLEX 1-wheol drive heavy-duty truck,
a recognized leader in its fie'.d. Each has its distinctive uses,
Roth are .built to the same high mechanical and engineering
standard. But the DUPLEX LIMITED has many superior and
exclusive features besides it.- unu-ual speed. It will pay you to
investigate.
Specifications in Brief
Motor. 1 'j!, I':.1'.". 42 II I' nhril llniif. II"." I.tihrlcutlnn.
X.emtK' HlKh Prcusuf !-tm Itmr Alr. Shflrton Worm, with
nni-pl"- tnalliMblfl ml hovi nu rirr, pneumatic iifrx7 rear
v.x". front
l.inlinnrnl: Wlndnhli'ln clrtr!r llelillnE mil tnrtlnc; iimmir
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HUFFMAN-SOMTHWIH1TH CO.
1250 NORTH 2616 STREET, PHlLADELPfflA
'Pfioncs -Bell, Poplar 4265 - Ketone, Race 1967.
Store Opens 9 A. M.
Store Closes 5 P. M.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET t CHESTNUT a EIGHTH NINTH
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Philadelphia
Thursday July 29, 1920
Fore S6118 "Society Branc,, Suits
Arrived Too Late for the. Makers to Fill Many Qiders and
Gimbels Were Askbd to Distribute Them
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Every wearer of good clothes knows the "Society Brand" make-
iifSSSH or voung men and men who stay young.
ISI&St The hih arandard of workmanship isapparent in every stitch of
construction. Every garment is tailored alike the differences in prices are
merely cloth and trimmings.
The Fabrics Are All-Wool
Plenty of Tropical Weights Mported and Hockanum
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We distribute mese suits at a surprising price
concession v
32 $42 $52
Saving an Average Third
Glmbclft. btcond floor.
Men's Straw
Hats at $3
Rough and smooth straw. All
sizes. Unuiual Value at S3.
" Toyo, Panamas at $1.95
Men's Silk $0 Cfl
Outing Hats- S9--.OV
Boys' Straw t1
Hat, at- I1
filmbtls, rtrst floor.
tl. ) A. I). Act".
Misses' Fine TUB DRESSES
Reduced to $7.95
"Began Life" at $6 to $11 More
Mostly "case dresses" fresh as the clay they were mtide!
Gingham sports dresses with white pique waists and big but
tons gnd a smart silk tie.
Lineens (cotton) ; and reps in soft "smock colors" with hand
embroidered pockets.
Combination plain-and-printcd voiles Georgette reproductions!
Sashed ginghams with big, big pockets dainty checks and prac
tical dark plaids. r
But any wonderful style at $7.95 mostly half price and less.
Misses' Elaborately Beaded Georgette
Dresses at $19.75 -save $10
White anil inny. And, beside, veal "party Ocorgctte.s" with daintily bouffant
"hooped" hips. And fJeorKcttcs with lacy fagoting.
High School Girls' Tub Dresses the
Better SortReduced to $6.75
.Smart dressy afternoon ginghams. Fine durable crepes school-proof!
I'inc tissues. Crossbar ginghams. And Peter Pan dresses Ages 12 to 1G.
(.lnilirls, nloni of llrrxs. Tlilnl 1'oor.
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$7.93
Women's Silk
Bathing Suits
A Clearance of Ones and Twos
At $5.85, $6.50, $7.95,
$8.75 up to $29.75
Save $3 to $10 .
Crisp bright taffetas hand-embroidcrcd or hand
smocked br frilly or scalloped. Silk poplins often wool:em
broidered. Fine heavy satins shirred or smocked. And
cute daring styles with "pantalet bloomers."
All-black. All-navy. Or with becoming color touches.
CllnibrU, Snlonx of Drni, Tlilnl floor.
Embroidery "Flounced" Petticoats
at $1.50 Save 50c to 75c
So very reasonably priced that the acalion tcunk can always
have a fresh one for the fresh dress or s-kirt.
Soft white cambric with deep flounce of pretty embroidery yes,
and so practical for tubbing.
White Nainsook Nightgowns Those comfortable "slip-overs."
Trimmed with dainty embroidery edging and priced at SI. 13.
Envelope Chemises Sheer white nainook topped with lace yoke
anil shouldci--tiappcd with pink or blue ribbon. At S1.93.
(iliiilirli.. Nrtoml flour.
Candy Specials
Orleans Chocolates
Assorted, Half fk
Price nt lb. "box Vt
Comprising clincnlate-covcrcil nutn,
nouBitu, caramel? clilps. fruit flavors,
creams, hard centers, cherry centers.
Broken Cake Chocolate at
60c lb.
Wrapped Chocolate Car
amels at ;.")c lb.
(UnilirlN, lirsliiul strrot iuiu, (.rund
All unit .Sulmm More.
Boys' Washable Suits
Palm I Panama
Beach , Cloth
$11.50 $9.50
For Little
Boys
$1.85, $2.65, $3.50
The Palm Beach and Panama Suits are for boys 6 to 1G
years; the Middy and Oliver Twist models, ages 2io to1 10.
Boys' Washable Knickerbockers, at $1.50 and $1.83;
ages 6 to 1G.
Boys' Blouses, G to 1G years, at $1.
- -lllmhrls. Tlilnl flour.
Women's "Hosettes"
Silk and Fiber
Black and White
At 95c
a Pair
They're mighty popular for bathing.
Come ju-"t below the knee and have tumovei cuff tops that conceal
the round garters. , ,
Women's Silk Stockings at $2.50 a Pair
(iood heavy weight.
Full fashioned.
Lisle tops and soles rc-cnforcc the weaving qualities.
uineK and wnite. (.imiii., l'lmt floor.
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Men's Summer Oxfords -Reduced
Now $1.95 to $9.95
Been a Third More to Double
Men's White Canvas Oxfords, Welted Leather or Fiber Soles, reduced
to $1.95, $3.25 and $1.95.
Men's white Buckskin Brogue Oxfords, reduced to $11.83.
Meri's "Welbred" or "Perfection" Oxfords reduced to $7.75; dark
brown Cordovan (horsehide), also tan and gunmetal calfskin.
Men's Cordovan' (horsehide) Brogue Oxfords reduced to $9.93.
Gtnibrls, fefcond floor.
I Subway Store Sale of
Women's and Misses'
Cool Dresses
$3 : $5 : $8.75
Of lovely flowered voiles;
And embroidered voiles; and im
agine, plain-color organdies ;
Besides a few ginghams.
There are about 50 styles in the three
lots to make u choosing from.
And the colors include about every
shade a feminine heart could desire.
Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 44.
Remember the sale prices $3, $5 and
$8.75.
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Save 25 to 40 Percent on Men's and Young Men's
Suits at $15, $20 and $27.50
In the Subway Store
' These summer suits are grouped and re-priced for a quick clearance to allow
"easy sailing" when we start to take inventory. See the idea ?
Season's newest patterns and models for mature men as well as young fellows.
Of course you'll find single- and double-breasted styles in the lot.
Materials include tweeds, cheviots and worsteds.
Take your "pkk," at $15, $20 and $27.50.
filmlwlii. Subway Store.
(.IdiIicId. Su1iay Store.
1 OOO Boys'
Wash Suits
Reduced to
$1.85: $2.50: $3.50
Savings Run From a Third to a Half
Oliver Twist, middy and Norfolk mod
els. Ages 2'j to 10 years.
At $1.85, $2.50 and $3.50.
(ilmbeli, hulmay More.
Women's White
Canvas Low Shoes
at $2.90 :
Decided
Values
560 pairs to be exact.
There are pumps with leather soles
and either military or curved heels.
The sizes range from 3 to 7.
Bargains at $2.90
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