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Director of Public Works Cavnn will
address members of the United Busl
aess Men's Association tonight on im
portant municipal construction topics.
Tho meeting will be tit-Id at 8 o'clock in
the Hotel Walton. Philip II. Gadsden,
representing the United Gas Improve
Mint Co., will speak on the new ltrltlsh
thermal unit system recently introduced
here by the U. G. I.
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Dr. George Knrlo Italgucl will lec
ture at the l'kltoimislan Club Saturday,
November 0, at 3 o'clock, under the
nuspiccs of the current events commit
tee, Mts. Walter Willnrd, chairman.
Ills subject will be "The Capitals of
Europe Since the War' Dr. Kalguel
recently returned from Europe where
he Rtudled conditions and visited the
battlefields where the American forces
were victorious. A tea and reception
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Other Goods ,
Whatever you've Been looking at if the lot has sold down to an end, few, remnant' or small
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quantity you'll be able to buy on Coupon Day at a big saving.
And what bargains!
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Wbmen's Smart Satin Dresses, at $29.75
A very charming model. Choice of navy, brown and
black. Specially priced at 128.78.
Another wonderful model In velour smart and youth
fulnicely tailored.
In glorious colors reindeer, brown and plum. Sizea
34 to 42. Splendid value at 928.
Glmbela, "Coupon Day." Third floor.
Women's Smart Fall Shoes', at $7.90
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Pleated Velour-finish Plaid Skirts,
at $9.75
In two models one is pla.n box pleated and the
other is pleated and has two large pockets. Save $3,
at 19.78.
OlmbeJs, "Coupon Pay," Third floor.-
Girls'
Winter Coats, at $10
Save up to $9.75
Just 75 coats in the lot.
Plain-color cheviot trimmed with band of
keramie. And corduroy coats with convertible col
lars. And they're durable mixtures that sport large
comfortable collars.
All wanted shades. 8- to 16-year sizes. At $10.
Glmbels, "Con Pen Day." Third floor.
I Crepe de Chine Blouses, Special at $3.95
In flesh, white, navy and black; two models, at
$3.98.
Heavy quality Crepe de Chine Waists with long
tuxedo collar of Venise lace; square neckline; tuck
ed and lace-trimmed vestee; long sleeves; price $5.
Excellent values.
Glmbeli, "Coupon nor." Third floor
25 Women's Plush Coatees with Lovely
Opossum Collars, at $28
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The saving on these coatees is $17. Rare values,
at $28.
,47 Women's Suede Cloth Sports Coats with kit
coney collars, at $36. Save $15.
175 Women's Full-lined Winter Coats, of velour
and silk-lined. Navy, black, brown, deei
taupe. Fur-trimmed. Were $12.75 more.
T.lmbela, "Conpon Day," Third floor.
) Women's Fine Fox Scarfs, at $59.75
In taupe and brown shades. Silk lining. Excel
lent value, at $39.78.
Glmbels. "Conpon Day." Third floor.
Men's and Women's Umbrellas, at $2.85
Of American taffeta (cotton); tape edge, silk
case; pretty assortment of handles. At $2.88, t
Men's and women's Union Taffeta (silk-and-cotton)
Umbrellas, smart and good looking, $4.88.
r.t-l1 "fVumn it." r.rnd Alule T1rt floor.
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Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery, j
at $1.35 Slight Seconds V
Black kid leather; lace or button styles. Save $2.10,
at $7.90.
, Misses' Laced'Shoes of dull-calfskin, stout soles, McKay
flat heel, broad" toes, at'$2.95. Worth 80c more j' and you'll
find sizes up to 2.
Olmbets, "Conpon Day," Second Xloor
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I MenVV-Ncck Sweaters,at$2.25
Men's and Young Menfs.FaU.and'l $Q Pn
Winter Suits and Overcoats,. at. . )l a&D.DU
SavingM of $18i60 to ' $23.50
68 Ulsters, cut full; Oxford frieze and fancies. $28.80
96 belted and plain Ulsters for 'young men!' $26.50.
88 fall-weight Overcoats, '$86.80. '-'
168 fall Suits, double- and single-breasted, $28.80.
, Olmbels, "Conpon Dr Second User,
Women's merino Vests and Tights, at $1.88.
Men's Union Suits, broken lots, at $1.98. Save
a third.
Boys' Wool Sports Stockings, heather mixtures:
fancy roll tops; not all sizes in every kind, at $1.28
a pair. Worth double and three times as much.
OtmboU. "Conpon Par." Wrst lloer.
Player-Piano Music, at 25c, 35c and 50c
Popular songs, classic pieces and dances.
Olmbels. "Coupon Day." ITnrdman Hu,
SoTsnth floor and Bob way mora.
I Women's Ready-to-War Velvet Hats at $1
Black and colors.
Women's Untrimmed Velvet Hats, black and
colors, at 46c.
Children's Ready-to-wear Hats, at 28c.
Olmbrla. "Conpon Day." first floor
I Infants' Dresses, at $2.25 Half Price
Of gingham and
waist styles. Ages
Ones and twos of .1 kind,
orprandie and lawn. Yoke and
2 to 6 years, at $2.26.
Little Children's Sleepers, outing flannel; broken
lots in 2- to 10-vear size, at $1.95. bave a tnira
Olmbols. "Coupon lXy." bcond
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Pattern Table Cloths, at $4.65
Imported damask cloths at about wholesale cost.
Size 2x2 yards. At $4.66.
1000 yards of Huck Toweling, at 22c a yard.
1200 fancy Turkish Towels, pink or blue mono
gram borders, at 40c each. Save 20c.
Law-trimmed Lunch Cloths, 54 inches in
diameter, at $3.80. Save a dollar.
Hemstitched Union Huck Towels, space for
initial, save 15c, at 46c each.
Umbel, "Conpon Ihr." ond floor.
Dainty Muslin Underwear,
at 75c to $3.95
Samples and odd lots nightgowns, envelope
chemises, petticoats and combinations. White and
shell-pink. Some silk ones in the lot. At 78c to
$3.96.
Jersey Silk Petticoats, pleated flounce and fancjy
Persian border, at $3.GS.
lntb1a "OnMnnn Dr." Tint floor.
Womens Fur-Trimmed Suits
Coupon Priced
tMQ ( Save $1S
npHcO $20 to $25
$48 $36.75
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Such luxurious fabrics as yalamas, duvet de lalnes,
tinseltones and broadcloths.
Such correct (and selected) furs as sealine (fine seal
dyed coney), or nutria. Huge collars of the fur and
some of the coats are banded with fur to match.
Embroidered models, too.
Sizes mostly 34s to 40s but some styles in 42, 44,
46 and 48 sizes.
Colors brown, Zanzibar and sable. Suchow.
Nanking and navy blues. And black.
Silk-Lined, Warmly Interlined
"Flex-o-Tex" Suits
Trade-Mark
Coupon Priced
$36.75. Sr
Choose your suit from six different stylees.
Chooao your most becoming color from browns, blues,
bronze tones, greens, mahogany shades and oxford crays.
Tailored by thu same experts who tailor our finest Trlco
tines. Biiea 34 to 46.
Obnbels, salons of Dress. Third floor.
Women's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs,
6 for $1.25
iT.mttitrhrH. Excellent value.
Women's Irish linen Handkerchiefs, embroidered
in one corner, assorted patterns, at 26c each
fllmbels. "Coupon Pay," Fl
First floor
All-Wool Navy Blue Serge,
at $1.15, $1.50 and $1.95 a Yard
Savings of a third to half. 36-inch, at $1.18. 50
inch, at $1.80. 54-inch, at $1.98.
Olmbels, "Conpon Day." Serond floor.
I Floor Lamps Complete, at $15
With silk shade. For electric or gas. At $18.
Also Floor Lamps, at $28.
24-inch Silk Shades, at $18.
Table Lamp Silk Shades, at $8. Slightly shop
soiled. Small Electric Dresser Lamps, mahogany with
silk shade or metal base with glass shade, at $8.
Save half.
fllmbcts, "Coupon Pay," Fourth floor.
Women's Wool Scarfs, at $7.95
$10 elsewhere. Various smart combinations;
generous size, too. At $7.08.
Women's Venise Lace Collars, semi-roll shape,
at $1. Save 50c.
Marabou Capes, silk lined, at $6.88.
Scarfs of moleskin plush, at $7.98.
Vestees of fine net and ruffles of Val. lace, at
85c.
(Umbel. 'Conpon Day," First nor, some on Grand Aisle.
Lesting Parlor Cabinet Sewing Machines,
at $53
Enclosed in a handsome golden oak case". Dust
proof: Guaranteed to do any kind of family sewing.
Complete set of attachments included free with
each machine; at $83.
Sold on the Gimbel Easy Payment Plan of $1
Weekly.
Olmbels, 'Coupon Day." Fenrth floor.
50-Piece Dinner Sets, at $9.95
From one of America's best potters. Full bloom
ing rose decoration. All pieces full gold-line finish
ed; a complete set for 6 persons. Exceptional value
at $9.98.
$29.80 for 97-piece Dinner Sets. Coin-gold dec
oration and handles are coin-god finished. An open
stock pattern.
Just 25 gold fligree lace-deeoratcd Dinner Sets,
31 pieces, at $4.98, Complete fir six people. Set
consists of 6 dinner plates, 6 bread-and-btitters, 6
fruit saucers, 6 cups and saucers, 1 meat dish.
fllmbels, "Coupon Day." Fourth floor.
Mostly maroon;' button-down-front. Worth
double and more, at $2.28.-
Odds and ends of Vacuum Bottles, slightly
tarnished; Universal -and Thermos In the lot; pint
and quart sizes, at $2.78 and $3.60.
Checker and Chess Boards, complete with check
ers or chess men, at 80c. Half price.
Boys' shawl-collar Sweaters, sizes 30 to 34; navy
or red, at $2.98.
Repainted Golf Balls, "good" condition, at $6 a
dozen. Save $3. i
Regulation Spalding Footballs, made for over
seas shipment; gdod heavy leather; guaranteed
bladder, at $6.60. , .
--Olmbels. "Coupon Dw," Fourth floor
1000 Loom Lace Panel Curtains,
at $1 Each
Filet design. 50 inches wide and 2 yards long,
at $1 each saving of 65c.
2500 W'ndow Shades in all the wanted colors;
36 in. x 60 111. long, with fixtures ready to hang, at
72c. Save 43c. Olmbels. "Coupon nav." iwwi. n
Assorted Hard Candy, at 28c lb. Tin
-nimbcls, "1
Coupon Day," Chestnut Ht. Annex
nnd KnniTOr Store
Men's Soft Cuff Shirts', at $1.38
Sizes 15 to 17.
Buy for
A clean-up of our regular-stock.
At $1.38. t.
Men's new four-in-hand Ties, at 88c.
r'hnaftMfio trifle
Men's strong Elastic Suspenders, at 50c
Men's Pad Garters, at 26c
Boys' Shirts of percale and madras, at $1.16.
AH sizes. OlmbVls "Confom Day." First floor.
1 Men's Shoes Reduced to $5.90 "71
uruKcn sizes, pampies ana lines irom stock.
In tan, gunmetrfl calf and patent colt. Vatuej
run to double, nt SR.fiO. l
Men's Slippers, black kid romeos and everetta,
a i .uu.
Boys' "Well-bHt" 8hoes reduced to $1.90 and
$3.90. Black box calf with solid leather soles.
Broken sizes.
Olmbels. "Coupon IMy," Second fleer.
Men's Soft Felt Hats, at $2.95
andjgray
fiattfHt $2
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Brown, green andjgray. Save $1, at $2.9S.
Men's Cloth HatflBt $2.98.
Men's and boys' Simple Caps, at 96c.
Hoys' Velvet Tarns and "Jack'Tar" Hats, at 85e.
irst noor.
OJmbeln, "Coupon Day,"
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6000 Boxes of Cotv's Face Pnwrlore
At $1.19 a box: isjs
AH Shades and Odors Including the Famous L'Origan
Practically every woman knows what the name of Coty of Paris
means in the realm of perfumes and povJders. ' '
This sale of Coty Face Powders is without precedent in Philadol
phia and is another incident of Gimbels efforts to bring back pre-war
prices.
Your choice of any shade or odor, at $1.19 a box less than be
fore the war I
Olmbels. "Coupon Day,' First floor.
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9 x 12 ft. Extra-Heavy Reversible Wool-and-Fiber
Rugs, at $21
Women's 8-Button Length Washable Cape
Gloves, at $5.50
In beaver shade, at $8.60.
Women's 1-clasp Chamois Gloves, in white, at
$1.16.
Women's, Gauntlet Fabric Gloves, spear point
backs; white and natural chamois, at $1.38.
Men's 1-clasp tan Cape Gloves, outseam sewn,
at $2.66.
Men's heavy leather Gauntlets, mostly in small
sizes, at $1.96.
Men's 1-clasp Fabric Gloves, at 68c.
Women's 2-clasp overseam kid and lambskin
Gloves, white and "champagne, at $2.16.
Women's elastic wrist and 2-clasp Chamoisette
Gloves, in gray and mastic, at 88c.
Olmbels, "Coopon Day," ltrs floor.
Hat Trimmtnys, at 50c
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John J. Clark's 6-cord Sewing Cotton, White
or omen, ni oc a uozen Spools
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L Annette real Hair Nets, cap or fringe shape,
six shades; also gray and white, at 05c a dozxn.
C. M. C. Crochet Cotton in white or ecru, at 10
balls for $1.32.
.imfis, "Coupon nay,1
9x12 ft, finest seamlesss Wilton Velvet Rugs, at
$92.50. . - t,
8.3x10.6 ft. high-grade Royal Wilton Rugs, some
seamless, at $96.60.
Heavy Tapestry Brussels Carpet, at $1.95 yard.
High pile Axminster Carpets, at $3.70 yard.
Fine Velvet Carpet, at $3.76 yard.
Heavy printed Linoleum, 4 yards wide, at $1.10
square yard.
Fine Imported Inlaid Linoleum, at $3 sq. yd.
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Fifth floor
425 Boys' Norfolk Suits, at $12.50
With Extra Pair of full-lined Knickers, at $15.
Save a fourth.
Of fancy wool tweeds in several shades, some
with yoke back and pleats; coats are moliair-lincd.
All sizes, 8 to 18 years, at $13.75 and $16.76.
Boys' Junior Suits, ages 2JJ to 10 years, coupon
priced at $7.60. Save a third. Cassimcrcs; velvet and
knitted jersey cloth.
Olmbels. "Coupon Day," Third floor.
Oil Heaters, at $4.95
Smokeless and odorless: one gallon capacity,
burns for ten hours on one filling, at $4.96. Limited
quantity.
Round "Morning Star" Gas Heaters, made of
sheet steel, nickel-trinyned; has patent burner which
throws a powerful heat, at $2.65.
Alaska Star Refrigerators, seamless porcelain
lined, side ice compartment, 90 lbs. capacity, $49.50.
Olmbsls, "Coupon Day,'' Fifth floor.
Round Mexican Shopping Baskets, made of
polished bamboo, at 65c.
Imported Oval Willow Clothes Baskets, at 96c.
Three-piece Sheffield Carving Sets, knife, fork
and steel, stag handles, at $2.98.
Casseroles, made of solid brass, nickel-plated,
with Pyrex inset, at $3.95.
Electric Grills, boils, broils and toasts, complete
with cord and plug, at $7.45.
Gillette Safety Razors, a standard triple-plated
silver set with 12 blades, at $3.75.
Aluminum Stew Pans, 1-qt. size, at 25c. Un
finished handles.
Aluminum Saucepan Sets, extra quality, the dur
able kind, sizes 1-, 2- and 3-qt , at $2.80.
5-qt. Aluminum Tea Kettles, extra quality, $2.95.
Oak Tabourettes, mission finish, strongly made,
at 55c.
Palm Brooms, a substitute for corn, extra strong,
at 38c.
Olmbels; "Coupon Day," Fourth floor.
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Fiber-Covered Steamer Wardrobe
Trunks, at $23
Save $12. Four hangers and plenty of drawer
space,
43 Sample Trunks canvas and fiber-covered; as
sorted sizes, at $10 to $28. Save $6.50 to $15.
Olmbels. "Coupon Day." Herenth floor.
I' 1500 Boxes .Writing Paper, at 18c
Also Correspondence Cards, at 18c a box.
White linen-finish paper 24 sheets and 24 en
velopes. Also some assorted pink and blue tinted
paper, at 18c a box. ;
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," First floor.
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Yellow Pie Pumpkin at 28c a Can K
Van Camp Packiru? Co.'s so-called No. 0 gallon
cans tor family use, hotels and'' boarding hpules;
limit 8 cans, at 4 cans for $1, or 28c a can '
Dry Roast Coffee, Philadelphia Blend'; fresh from
the roaster, at 4 lbs. for $1, or lb., 28c.
Green and black Mixed Sweet Drjiwjng Tea, at'
3 lbs. for 98c, or lb., 36c. , ,' '
Breakfast Cocoa, rich In butter fat; Purity Brand,
at 3 lbs. for 76c. i ''
Table Butter, fancy cr5rnery butter, counter.'ije-
Hvery, one lb. cartons, at 89c, , -
Tomatoes, Eglantine; No. "2 family size cans in
' case, dozen or one-half dozen lots', tit 13ca can.
Uncoated White Rica, at 3 ills', for A a. ."' .
First floor. -Olmbels. "CoipW D,y,' CHmfu't,Mre. AiSsisL,
Women's Velvet Bags, at $1.25
Ulack only, metal frames, silk lined. Half price,
at $1.28.
Hand Bags, of 'black long grain leather, swagger
shape, at $1.88. .,,.. - ij
Travelers' Sewing Bags, collapsible,, draw string
top; fitted with sewing accessories, at $1.65.
Dressing Cases for men; tan hide, at $2.80.
Suede Hand Bags, in gray or brown; etched
metal frames, at $1.66.
Dressing Cases; tan hide, case, fitted with 2 mili
tary brushes and 5 Other toilet accessories, at $3.66.
Chiffon Velvet Hand Bags, with hand-engraved
metal etched frames, at $4.95.
Fabrikoid Traveling Bags, 18-inch, leather-lined,
at $7.95. '
Cowhide Traveling Bags, leather-lined; 18-inch,
at $10.95.
Black auto enameled Visiting Cases, 26- and 28
inch; extra deep; half price, at $16.
High-grade Cowhide Traveling Bags, 18- and 20
inch; single- and double handles, at $18.50 and
$22.60. Half price.
" Olmbels. "Coupon Day." Flrnt floor.
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Subtway Store
Women's and Misses' Coats at $10
Women's and Misses' Dressas, at $12
' ' Girls' Dresses, at $1.65
s Girls' Winter Coats, at $8.75
Assorted Plaid Skirts, rjt $8
Men's and young men's Fall"! $l O Cfl
and Winter Overcoats at " ssJV
Misses' and children's Shoes, at $1.95. 8 to 2.
Women's Shoes; at $2.95. Sizes 2A to 7.
Boys' School Shoes, at $1.85 and $2.45. Sizes
10 to 5.
Boys' Norfolk and Junior Suits, at $5.85.
3 to 8 years.
v Women's and misses' surplice and tie-back
Sweaters, at $2.98.
Men's heavy-weight Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, at $1.33.
Women's high-neck, ankle-length Union Suits,
at $1.35.
Women's black c6tton Stockings, at 22c a pair
Pansy Sport Corsets, elastfc inserts, at $1.90.
Band Aprons, neat striped' and plaid percales,
at 38c. '
Clearance of Muslin Underwear, 50c to $2.98.
Sateen Petticoats, at 95c. Tailored flounce.
Real Hair Nets, cap and fringe shape, at 60c
a dozen.
Seal Plush Stoles, silk-lined, pocket-trimmed,
$6.50.
Women's strap-wrist fabric Gloves, at $1.05,
Japanese Silk Pongee, at 98c a yard.
Babies' Dresses, neatly trimmed with embroid
ery, at 80c.
Clearance of Smocks and Waists, at 76c.
Men's Neglige Shirts, at $1.48. Seconds and
shop-soiled. ,
Fancy Sateen, for coat linings, at 95c a yard.
3500 U. S. S. B. Huck Towels, special at 12',e.
Wool, novelty gray, Suiting, 54 Jnches wide,
special at $1.98 a yard.
Shop-soiled Blankets at great savings, $3-95
to $18.
Seamless unbleached Sheets,' at 94c each.
Single-bed size. '
Traveling Bags and -Suit Cases, 60c to $5.95.
Cosmo Sewing Machines, at $33; new a'"1
guaranteed. $1 weekly.
50-picce Blue-Bird Cottage Sets, best quality,
at $0.60 a set. ,
Umbrellas, at $"1.85. Samples.
White enameled 'Bed Outfits, at $18.60.
Wool-face Tjajjjestry Brussels Rugs, Oriental
patterns, 9x12, at $20. .
, Wool-and-fiber. Rugs,' plain centers, fancy
borders, 9x12 ft., at $16.
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