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Industrial Management
Under the Personal Direction of ,
George F. Barben
in Internationally known Industrial Entlneer, m ahall conduct
a in waaka' couraa of rraotlcal tratnlnr for Foreman. 8unrln
tendanta. Factory and Production iranaitare and other factory
aiecuUvaa. TI couraa mil conalat nf lecture and dlacuaslona
of the broadeat nature, covartnc! Work of a SuiWTlaor, Or
ranliatlon, Managrrarnt, Standardlilnt Oprratlona. Flant Work
Inr CondlUona. Material and Production Control, Inaprrtlon.
Itun. Co.t Itrcord. Tlmekeeplnt;, Safetr, Maintenance and
otbar aubjeeta on which production la dependent. This eouraa
; has bean carefully planned to give real constructive tnatructlon
to executlvea who with U conduct their work along practical
modern line. Thone, write or call for full details and for
. tickets to openlnc meeting, October 22,
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, ACCOUNTS A FINANCE
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Central Building, 1421 Arch Street
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COX AND ROOSEVELT
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
UNTJER THE AUSPICES OP THE
Democratic Women of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music, Broad and Locust Sts.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 21, 8 O'CLOCK
ADDRESSES BY
HON. JOSEPH W. FOLK VmSa1SSST
MAJOR JOHN A. FARRELL,
Democratic Candidate for U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania
MRS. CARROLL MILLER, of Pittsburgh
MRS. CLARENCE RENSHAW, of Pittsburgh
JUDGE R. E. GOODALE, of Washington, D. C.
DR. CYRUS ADLER, of Philadelphia,
President of Dropsie College
COL. SAMUEL PRICE WETHERILL, of Philadelphia
MEN AND WOMEN VOTERS INVITED
Thera will be a complete presentation of the purposes and function of
the League of Nations and reasons why mothers and fathers should eupport
the ratification of the Peace Treaty and the Covenant of the League by voting;
for Governor James M. Cox. who has declared In favor of the League and
for participation of the Lnlted States In the world wide plan to end war
and restore peace. The 81,000 sons, brothers and husbands who died In France
and Flanders to make an end of war call to us to support the candidates who
are pledged to enter a union of the civilized nations of the world.
Tickets will be distributed free of charge at the following places:
Democratic Women's Committee of Penna,, 221 S. Broad St
LfCinwraLtu Mwmiin .uiiiiii,ki.u VJ4 J-Jliin., do OOUlll IDlh St.
Democratic City Committee of Phlla., X E. corner 10th & Vi
second nonr.
The Philadelphia Record office.
Walnut Sts.,
5(M0
Six Coupe
At $2145 F. O. B. Factory, this
handsome finely appointed Oldsmo
bile Coupe is unsurpassed in dollar
for dollar value.
A little later, when cold weather
sets in, the demand will likely ex
ceed the supply; right now we can
make prompt delivery.
LARSON-OLDSMOBILE
COMPANY,
800 North Broad Street
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An Exceptional
Cleaner
at an
Exceptional Price
and on
Easy Payment Terms
HERE is your oppor
tunity to buy a
really first-class electric
cleaner one which is en
dorsed and recommended
by us at a price considerably lower than others in
its class and on very easy payment terms.
$2.50
places this Philadelphia Electric Cleaner in your home and easy payments
of $3.50 per month will soon complete the balance.
This is an exceptional offer and holds good for a limited time only.
The Philadelphia Electric Cleaner is a splendid machine, sturdily and
substantially built, with many special features carpet sweeper brush,
adjustable nozzle, double thickness bag, General Electric motor, extra
length cord.
Remember: Thh tale hat only a Utile longer to rim. Demon'
ttrations of the Philadelphia Electric Cleaner at the Electric Shop
and Diitrtct Offices, or, phone Wainut 4700 for Jull inor motion.
The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO,
TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREET
9 South 40th Straat 6th and Diamond Straata 4600 FrankfoH Avanua
JlOOKanaington Annua 15th Straat and Columbia At.. 7 and 9 W. Chaltan Atanua
Broad and Ruacomb Straata (Logan)
DELAWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY
Chester Madia Lanadowna
This is "American Beauty" Electric Iron Week
American Beauty Electric Irons on sale at the Electric
Shop and all district sales offices.
Store Hours 9 to 5:30
GlMBEL BROTHERS
MARKET i CHESTNUT M llOHTH NIKTM
FOR THURSDAY
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Philadelphia, Pa.,. October 20. 1920
All the Player Pianos
From the International Piano Manufacturing Co.
Of Fall River, Massachusetts
In Bankruptcy
Have Been Sold to Gimbels
By Order of the United States Court
The International Piano Manufacturing Co. got into difficulty made instruments too
good for the prices they asked made so many that losses multipliedand the concern failed.
Ready for You: tQQC On Easy
Prices Start at pOc J Terms
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These Two Letters from Trustee and Receiver Tell the Story
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August 23rd. 1020
Glrabel tfrothara,
32nd bt., uroadway, 33rd St.,
Mow Xoric City. & Philadelphia, Pa.
Gontleraen:-
This Company was petitioned into bankruptcy and tho Court
appointed me one of the roceiToro to administer the Estate.
ttxaming the inventory on hand , I find the Estate oontalno ,
up to date, good stook, in perfect Condition, to complete
about two thousand pianos and player pianos. Permission is
obtained from the Court , to operate the shops of the bank
rupt, and manufacture pianos for a limited time, in order
to turn this merchandise, in part or all, into cash.
It is the opinion of the receivers, 'that a selling campaign
might not be to the best interests of the creditors, and I
am charged with the disposal of the pianos that are, and
will Be manufactured under the receiver-ship. I prefer to
sell the entire output to one. house, and knowing you are in
a position to buy in very large quantities, for spot cash,
I am willing to sell the instruments manufactured, consider
ably below the irarket price, and invito your offer in this
matter
xours vary truly,
MILTON HEED,
JOHN 3. UARTIH
JULIUS SCHftELLER
Receivers for the International
Piano Manufacturing Company.
Final Disposal of
the Entire Stock
Had to Await the
Court's Decision
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OOt. 11, 1920.
Oimbel othen,
32nd bt. , Broadway, 33rd bt.,
Hew xork ity. it Philadelphia, Fa,
Oentlenen:-
I beg to acknowledge your offer of the 22nd September
in connection with the entire manufactured output
of the Estate, under our administration. The offer
was submitted to the Court' for approval, and I wish
to advise you the order was issued this morning, con
firming our agreement in full.
The 'first shipment is being made at once.
Yours very truly,
UILTOtl REED
JOHN 3. UARTIH
JULIUS SCHNELLER
Trustees for the International
Piano Manufacturing Company.
in Bankruptcy.
tttigned)
Bv J. Schnellcr
Trustee.
(Signed) By J. Schneller
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Xresxy Receiver
The stock came to Ginibels the first lot we told of a few days ago now the remainder of the bankrupt stock
is coming. We paid considerably less than the regular price so shall you: We pass the savings on to you.
All Are 88-Note Players All Are Brand New
A remarkable opportunity to own an excellent Player Piano we guarantee them fully at a wonder
fully low price, and on easy terms of payment.
The Piano Store Will Be Open Till 9 o'Clock
Beginning This (Wednesday) Evening Enter at Ninth St. Door
Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh floor; also Subway Store
In Ut
New Gimbel Conreid
Phonographs, save Third at
Fully Guaranteed On Easy Terms
$79
First Payment
May be as
Little as
$5
The Conreid Plays All Disc Records
Polished mahogany case, 46 inches high, 20
wide, 20 deep.
They have the celebrated Heineman motor,
tone arm and sound box.
Complete Record Filing Cabinet is built into
the machine.
Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh floor; also Sub
way Store.
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