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DETROIT
October 12
THROUGH SLEEPERS
To Dftrolt on rMinjlTnla Llmllfd
Icotb Mroad Htrwt Station H10 1. M..
nrrlre Urtrolt 7iOO A. M.
For reservations In Throujh Slteplnc
Cr October 10 nnd 11. apply, to
neareat Ticket Artnt or 11 Mc
donouih, 1). P. A 1S3S Cheatnut
direct Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania System
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W JOLY
"You're the Best
Dealer in Town"
'And I 'm your friend for life.
"You've saved me time,
trouble and temper lots of
each.
"You certainly did me a
mighty good turn when you
recommended the
PRONOUNCED 'jO-t.BE
SPARK PLUG
TOR AUTOMOD1LES, TRUCKS 6TRACTORS "
Fires a leaner mixture than any other plug built
Can't break. Can't leak. Can't pre-ignite.
DIRECT rACTORY lUSTHIHUTOItS
INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SALES CO.
1504 Vine .Street, Philadelphia
FOR SALE BY
BOMEBVILLE GARAOE,
Sth SomervUle bit.
OOtONIAL OARAOK.
leiO-Sl Huntlnir Tarlc A".
CHA8. DANGLK AUTO REP. SHOP.
128 E. Chelten Ave.
EVEREADY AUTO SUPPLY CO..
1S01 Prunkford Ave.
MOORE SON, Connlioliockeii, l'n.
MUBON'S OARAGE. HrUboro, To.
WM. L. SCHWARTZ,
800 t Ave., Jrnklntown, Pa.
JAMES A. LAICGAY, 500 S. 02d St.
" WEST AVENUE GAR OE,
Jcnklntotvn, Fa.
ENT KKOTIIEK4. Illoonmlnirc Pa.
' SMITH STRAUS Co.Jenklntown.ru.
M. A. DOOLINO SONS,
N'orrlstown, Pa.
I.OVELAND (PARKS,
410 Lino St., Camden
HERliEKT T. BORDEN,
Mlckleton, N. J.
LirSCHITZ & GOI.DHERG,
2214-10 Denlo At., Altoono, Po.
MAIN LINE BATTERY & ELECTRIC
CO., 314 V. Luncanter Aie.
Ardrnore, Fa.
WM. Ii. SCHWARTZ,
1437 Pine St., Norrlitown, Pn.
SIASON'S GARAGE, Hatboro, Ta.
XT. RUSH A SON, Willow Orore, Pa.
WYNCOTE GARAGE, Wyncote, Pa.
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOl'IWS
.PHOTO PIAY5V
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V COMPANY J
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
Alt,.,!,..., iv-h Morris a,yuS"., o
Alnambra Mat Daily at j. uv . o 43 . o
CUOOKED STREETS';
ALLEGHENY ,M. "
NT.ILAN'B ,.
"DON'T UVUIl MAnRY"
ADrkT I Pk 62D AND THOMPFON 8T3
ArULLU MATIN LE DAILY
RODERT WARWICK I:
HE HI"RTEI.NTH M.'
"THE
AN"
AnpAniA CHEST NUT IIclow 10TH
AKCAU1A xo A M to 11 15 P M
EM.I'iTT IJUTF.Il In
SOMU-llilNu TO THINK A11QUT"
r AT 'rTDtr Sf-T i nAI.TIMORK
BALTIIVlOKh Km,, (130 Sat Mat
OI. l l- TlluM " In
'TOOTLIOHTS AND SH DOWS '
V-it t lrnmn broad stiii'.et and
BLUEBIKL) 5 SUSQUEHANNA AVE
PAl'I.INi: PKLDEItK K In
THE WOJLVN IN ROOM 13"
BROADWAY DTo $AnZVJ "
ALICE KRADY in
SINNERS"
- A DITTM 7J'J MARKET STREET
CAPI I OL 10 A M. to 11 15 P M
TIIEDA KARA In
"LLEUPATRA '
ri -.Kit A I Gin . Maplewno.1 Aea
VL.V'111-' J '" 7 itnJ it I1
PWME HI IfT'S
III Jl"!" VJ 1.
M
nFDt!Dnn7 3D and
V V lulL)lUWIV 1
AVERFORD AVE.
HOPE HAM1TON In
I MODERN SALOME"
PAI AfF LJ14 MARKET STREET
I VI-i-C jo a. M. to 11.15 P. M.
DOROTHY DALTON In
"HALF AN HOUR"
PRINCESS
101S MARKET STREET
8 30 A. It loll'tlli M
ANTOVln MuREVO AND EDITH 8TORE.
"fllE ISL.VND Of REGENERATION"
RPP.PNT M.VRKET ST. Helow 17T11
rVE-VJEJ'N 1 o j-, A m. to 11 P. M.
OI.IVE THOMAS In
DAUI.INO MINE"
R F A 1 T'n OERMANTOWN AVE.
IX1-1 1 J AT TL Ll'EHOCKE.V fir.
OHA, UAREW In
"LOVE'S PP.OTEQE"
RIIRY MARKET ST. 1JELOW 7TH
iJOl jo A. M to 11:10 P. ii.
ETHEL CLAYTON In
CROOKED STREETS"
AVnV 1211 MARKET STREET
Jf VVJ1 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
ANNA NILSSON In
"THE nailTINO CHANCE"
SHERWOOD cn?a,nni,2BEviraT3
rMDDCCQ MAIN T. MAVAYUNK
EMrKLbb matinee daily
'DON T EVER MARRY"
FAIRMOUNT 2"$&'tl
.?;VJJnnili!AVDSKTVn".
1J11 Market St
to MldnlBht
ob,v CAHKW In
LOVE'S PROTEOE'
STANLEY MAJ'KET ADOVE 1QTH
JlrtHLCI 11:15A M to 11:10 P.M.
, , CHARLES RAY In
"A VILLAQE SLEUTir
VICTORIA JIAHKET ABOVE 0TH
VlllIM- oa M to 11:13 P.M.
rvMr-TT CORRIOAN In
"PARTNERS OP" THE NiaHT"
fTThe NIXON-NIRDLINGERil
U THEATRES KJ
FAMILY tiieaat11m-
CLTLJ CT THEATRE Below Spruca
5o 1 H 3 1 . MATINEE DAILY
nwEM rOOnE In
"SOONER OR LATER '
FRANKFORD "l0ST"D
.."Tiu'sLraM-
GREAT NORTHERN "Wio'V?"
Et'OENP O HRIFN In
"THE KICl'REIIEAD
- .nrni a t nnTir h WALNUT 8TS
llVlrii,r.lML. Matn.2 80 Etc . 7 &. 0
MITCHELL LEWIS In
''11URNINO DAYLIUHT"
TT.nrD 41ST LANCASTER AVL
I .F.AUbrS. MATINEE DAILY
nnUCH GflRDftN In ,
BB HOUSE OF THE TOLLING IlELl!"
AVENUE 25lh st- '51 A&'BhnK4&
JACK PICKFORD In
"A DOUIILE-DYED DECEIVER'
BELMONT D AD0VE MARKET
OKOHOE WALSH In
"THE DEAD LINE"
CEDAR C0TH AN CEDAn AVENUE
STAR CAST In
KAJIONA"
PHI ISFI IM M.VRKET BETWEDN
VWIliJI-cjivi r,nTn aju 00TI,
MARY PICKFORb In
"REBECCA OF s"NNYUROOK FARM"
IIIMRD TONT ST. & GIRARD AVE
jumuiy Iiimbn Junction on Frankfort "L"
KATIIERINE MoDONALD In
"THE BEAUTY MARKET"
1 1BERTY
"YES OR NO"
BROAD & COLUMBIA AV
MATINUIS DAILY
(
TiuAntrrTi
.. - IVI HIMVIL Id. , r . 1 1 .1 r ,t
STREET THEATRE
w S UAIIT In
THE CRADLE OF COURAOE"
aeNT-M-I 425 SOUTH BT Oreheetra.
MUUlIi Continuous 1 lo 11.
CONSTANCE TALMAOOE In
"TN HFtnCIt OF A PtNVER"
1 Of NT n2n AND LOCUST STREETS
LULUOl van. 130,8 30 r.K oaotoii
ALMA RUBEN'S In "HUMOnESQUE"
Harold Llnfl "GET OUT It GET UNDER"
NIXON B2D AND MAni:oI?1T8STfBn a 0
HUNHHTNTC COMTDY
"MAHY'8 LITTLE LOBSTER"
Rlni I MD AND 8ANSOM STS.
ll V WLjI Matinee Dallv
II B Warner In "Onj Ifonr I)'for Dawn"
Added Mack Bennett Comedy ."It'a a Boy"
;TR AND OERMANTOWN AVE.
3 1 ixrllil' at VEVANnn
ALMA RUnENS In VKNANao
"HtiMonPunfn!-"
Storo Hours, 9 to 5:30
It grows 1 All Philadelphia Is realizing that GImbel
Anniversary Sales are the big real move to sensible, 'comfort
able prices.
AURORA
MAT!
"ONCE TO FVERY
2132 OERMANTOWN AVE. , TFFFFRSON ""' ... J)a.unnln Sl"
J" TorTnne nnirmn in UAU'r
"THE WHISPER MARKET"
MITINEE DAILY
MABFL WHITE In .
MAIM
PARK
cJW&i&tf&r& 'tu. week appear. SaturTO'Vvepin, ana Bundar.
RIDGE AVE. DAUHINST.
Mat 2'in r.vt 0.43 to 11
AT.MA Hl'FlENS In
WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
century ailr
"EYES OF THE WORLD"
nninE ill"
Gimbel Brothers
, MARKET i CHESTMUT M EIGHTH I NINTH
For Friday
Tickets at Ajlmbels Swarthmore plays Penn, Saturday
at 3. ' Reserved Seats, $1 and $1.50. - '
Police Carnival at Shlbe Park, Saturday at 1:30; grand.
rtand($l.
Eight Thousand Pairs of Shoes at Half
A Subway Store Sale
$4.45
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m mt IPrr- ' for Women "J,
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WIIMIl.tlrVv IIMIIIINIIItlllHis. tv YTK A Br I I I . . ... - . -
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' $ JB? Jmr
; Walk-Over (vv7
Shoes XllP!IW
$4.45 IJiL-
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$5.45
Nationally-Known Shoes
for Men
As we said the other day, any man or woman who
now buys supplies at war-prices, must like them. It
surely isn't necessary.
y, j Shoes for women factory "rejects," to
fflCDCfclOtfet', be sure (all-sufficient reason for halving
the prices), but the most careful woman will get more
marks and mars oh her shoes in two wearings than are on
any of these yet you save in buying as much as you
spend.
The drawings show the outline and stylish cold-weather height of these shoes. Here are the leathers and
combinations
Patent Leather, with black satin iops.
Black Suede.
Brown Kid.
Plain and Tipped Toes.
Welted and Turned Soles.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Black Kid.
Tan Calfskin All the most desired shades
in highest grades.
Several hundred pairs of perfect shoes from our own stocks are reduced and put with the KJ3tf-xr to perfect the
size lines.
Think of Men's Cordo-Calf Shoes
Nearest and Satisfactory Approach to Cordovan
$5.45
And, besides, there are tan calfskin, gun-metal calf and black
kidskin shoes in styles enough to suit all men. Sizes 6 to 11.
All at $5.45.
Very large annex space the Subway-Store Main Aisle is
added to the shoe section and
A HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SALESPEOPLE, on duty and
at call to give quick, accurate service.
You will think away back to 1914 to recall such shoe values.
The Walk-Over Manufacturers do not, as a rule, make clear
ance sales at this season, but are co-operating closely to add to the
"back-to-reason" price sales that mark this Gimbel 78th Anniver
sary celebration.
The movement accentuates the real power and helpfulness of
the Gimbel Store the money advantages are all yours.
Gimbels, Subway Store.
Tomorrow-Nine o'Clock-in the SUBWAY STORE -
524 Women's and Misses' Winter Coats and
Dolman-Wraps
MrttaK1 WsicjJiTl
Of such luxurious fabrics as Bohvias and
Frostglow-bolivias and silvertones and tinsel
tones and satiny broadcloths and smart, warm
velours
At $28
Velour
Bolivia
-Bolivia
Many at Half -Price
Thirty-three styles including the newest dolman-wrap
features the new swivel-back coats the new yoke-effects
the new panel treatments.
Over a Hundred Have Huge, Smart
Fur Collars
and every Coat is ei S t lined throughout with rich silk or tailor
lined. Some of the Collars are as Big as Capes!
And every collar has several ways of being worn buttoned close
or spread out or half-close.
Over a Hundred Different Colorings!
Including all the new browns all the new blues and oxford grey
and plenty of black and reindeers and beavers and here and there
a "novelty shade" 1
Misses' Sizes: 14 to 20 years.
Women's Sizes: 34 to 44 inches bust-measure.
And there are even extra sizes In certain styles that "lend them
selves" to slenderizing treatments. Gimbels, Subway Store
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Velour
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Broadcloth
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