U t' CP mmmF "M,fg . ju'i NpmmmwM&wm V n ' 2jkr- ' 21 .yVTTtP ntci w ranvaN rraicn fe . I I ru II 1 , If you buy an automobile with out having 'confidence in the organization which sells ft to you you are not lair with yourself. BIGeiCW-MUYM9TORC9 394 WORTH BR9A0 STRECT, PHILADELPHIA j :!i Save Coal and Money with a Heating Stove An oil, gas or electric heating stove will give immediate concen trated heat when and where you want it. "When it is necessary only to take the chill off the room in the morning or evening, think what a saving this is over that of running the furnace (ire. You can save on your coal bill in this way practically every day until the severe weather arrives. The cost of fuel for these heaters is about 2 cents per hour. Prices range from $3.50 to $38. Headquarter alio for Ga Range, Refrigerator, Kitchen Cabinet and Gas Water Heater all approved make. Gas Heaters Solarxlo nrcplace Quit Heatrr SoUnlo Portable Oss Hester I-aMdon Odorlrfll (las Itentrr . sfHNlMLrXH Hurler Oil Heater Quality Solarglo (2 types, fireplace and portable.) I.nwfcon Odorless (Compart, unique and powerful.) .,... . . Lnnnn and Uualllr Keflectors (eheer- (ul. Cotiprr lined.) Oil Heaters the narler Ideal Laits a lifetimes oess on neater maae.j EIeId IIas Miller barrier.) Alnmlno (patent oil fount, new oyer- heats.) Enjoy the convenience of an "All Ca" kitchen. We install coat tank heater in baiement, furnlthing hot Water and alto heating hitchen radiator. Estimate gladly furnithed. PHIL&DELPHI inree irDiuii TRNTRAL NMWII.1IW N. E. Cor. 13th & Arch Sts.X(J0. 10Z5 Arch St. Stores WEST PHILA. 263 South 52d St. This Store. opn Mon,, TrU and Hat. Erenlnro rilOTOl'LAY.S rnoToriYB PHOTOPLAYS THRU r Company w OFlMERICA The following theatres obtain their picture 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. ... iii.i. i T-aunk Ave. A hambrav: "h. w at . i:ves . o. t o utii PiSP In "KHIVOLOUH WIVES" OVERBROOK SfvR avB. THOMAS MKIQHAN til T1IK PniNCB CHAP" ALLEGHENY rranlcford & Allegheny Muf. nallv ":1B. Kaa- at 5 STAR CAST in "GO ANT) Q3T IT" . A POI I n 02D AND THOMPSON ST3. rUL.LJ ;itATiNrcn daily ALI-STAn CAST tn "GO AND OUT IT" ADPArMA CHITSTNUT Iiclow 10TU ARCADIA 10A.J1 t. n-i3 r. m. VAU Ml'IUlAV In. "TUB IUQHT TO LOVE" BALTIMORE 'iS.WSX ANNA Q NII.SbON In "THE FIOHTINO CHANCE" rT 1 lirOIDr BnOAD STREET AND BLUEB1KU SUBQUEHANNA AVE. AI.MA nUIIENS In "HUMOHEsqUE" BROADWAY lnStfffl m.v" EI.SIK rEROUSON In "LADY ROSE'S PAUGHTEIt" oADITAI 722 MARKET STREET CAl 1 1UL. io a m. to 11:10 P. M. WILL nOOERS In "CUPID THE COWPUNCHER" -.-m M1 A I Otn. & Maplenood Mn. COLUIN1AL. 2:30 7 nn.l 0 P. M. CONST VNCE TALMADOE In "THE LOVE EXPERT" runDCCC MAIN ST., MANAYUNK EMPREbb MATINEE DAILY THOMAS MEIOHAN In "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" FAIRMOUNT Iflth . Olrard Ave. MATINEE DAILY OLIVE THOMAS In "DARLING MINE" T-AIVIII V THEATRE 1311 Market St. T AM1L I n A. Jr. to Mldnleht "CUSTER'S LAST riaifT" CZL-TLJ CT THEATRE Relow Spruce 561 H 0 1 . MATINEE DAILY ALICE JOYCE In "THE PREY" FRANKFORD m AvST"D ALMA RUBENS In "HUMOUESQUE" GREAT NORTHERN DTVoatru& "SPRiSvSra?. ,n IMPERIAL i " OOTH & WALNUT STS Mnts.. 2 .10 Eae 7 L 0 DOl'OLAS FA1RRANKS In 111J-. '.-....''. iX , r-AnCD 'ST A LANCASTER AVE. LLAUtK MATINITE DAILY TIIOrAfl MEIOHAN In "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" LEHIGH PALACE A?r? CONSTANCE TALMADOE In "IN SEARCH OK A SINNER" 1 I IDCDTV DROAD & COLUMBIA AV. Llult.r. 1 I MATINEE DAILY ,V WILLIAM H HART In "THE CRADLE OF" COURAGE" 333 MARKEra?,? l-OVHTAVCK" TALMADOE In "THE LOVE EXPERT" MODEL1" A -Ti toF1" ALIRTArCAST In 'A CHILD KOR SALE" PAI AfC 12" MARKET 8TREET i -W--C io A. M. to 11.15 P. 3 AUU3 MURRAY In "A MORMON MAID" M. PRlMpFCO lOlfl MARKET STREET 1 iUV.E30 g 30 A. M. to ll:lo P. M. DU8TIN FARNUJI In "THE IRON STRAIN" RFPiFNT MARKET. ST. Below 1TTH lxI-VJ,--4 1 Mil A. M, to 11 P. IS, BRYANT WASHBURN In "A rULL HOUSE" R1AI TO OERMANTOWN AVE. r.l-l 1W AT TULPEHOCKEN TOM MIX In "THREE GOLD COINS" ST. RI IRY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH 1.IEI io X. M. to 11:15 P. M. MAnY UHLEfl MINTER In "A CUMBERLAND ROMANCE" SAVOY 12U MARKET STREET u)rt. VU1 S A. M. TO MIDNIGHT MARSHALL NEILAN'S "GO AND GET IT" SHERWOOD "ME., EARL WILLIAMS I'SI8' "THE PURPLE CIPJJjiR" STANLEY ",AnKET ABOVE 16TH fc3 1MllC.l 11 :15 A.M. to 11 :15 P.M. KATHERINE VacDOVALD In "THE NOTORIOUS MISS LISLE- VICTORIA ltAIKET ABOVE 0TH V l 1 V-rAlA n A, M. t, ii jiB p lL VIOLA DANA In "A CHORUS GIRL'S ROMANCE" tmThe NIXON-NIRDLINCERrfW 'F THEATRES IJ AVENUE 2ST" & ALLEGHENY AVUlNUt. A SPECIAL MATINEE "THE CltABR OF COURAQE" TIIEDA BARA In BALOME" CEDAR TH AND CEDAn AVENUE DOROTHY DALTON In "GUILTY OF LOVE" COLISEUM "AttKBT BETWEEN VW1-.10I.VJIV1 bjtj, AND wrn THOMAS M-EIOHAN In "CIVILIAN CLOTHES" IUMB0 "t"N'l'r 8T-, OIRARD AVE. JU1UUVJ jumto junction on Frnnkford "t. ENID BENNETT In "t'AJ.BU KUADS" I OP! KT r'-D AND I-OCUST STREETS LVJUUOl Mat. 1 30. 8:80. Eve 0 00 to 11 DOUOLAS MACLEAN in "THE JAILBIRD" NIXON 02D AND IAnKET BTS. 2 :15( 7 and 0 ETHEL CLAYTON In "THE WEB OF DESIRE" RIVOLI B2D AND "ANSON STS. Il V ULI JIAT pAILY DOROTHY DALTON In "HALF AN HOUR" 5 af ." i BELMONT "D AD0VB MARKET STRAND QKRMANTOWN AVE, O 1 1-V1N1- AT VENANQO DOROTHY DALTON In "HALF AN HOUR" ST. A T TDnO A 2132 OERMANTOWN AVE. AUlUlA MAT DAILY ANITA STEWART In "THE FlailTINO SHEPHERDESS" CENTURY Erls Ave an I 0th St. Matinee. 2:1b EUOENE O'BRIEN In "THE FIGUREHEAD" JEFFERSON ""AfStSMSfc JACK PICKFORD In "TUB POUULK-DYED DECEIVER" , PARK nIDC"? AY,Efl! DAUPHIN ST. 4 lxl- Mat. 2 15. Kvg fl.5 to 11 CHARLES RAY In " "HOMER COMES HOME" SUSQUEHANNA "Z1 ' 17TII lUHi f wit aonv .- ' '-' "THE FJOHTINO CHANCE" Complete chart ahonlnr pro am for the week appeara turdar erenln and Ouodar, V Ur.Hor,ttei;30 ' V i f "-if' ' Gimbel Brothers MARKET CMWTWUT H CiattTM I NINTH For Wednesday Subway Store Day ofthe Girtibel Adjustment Sale Envelope Chemises and Nightgowns $L65 Nalnaook and cambric; pretty icy and embroidery effects. Pttticoati in the Lot, too. ' At $1.65 Petticoats with change able silk flounce, cotton taffeta top; pretty colors and black, at $2.55. Cotton Petticoats $1. Pretty- floral patterns, deep pleated flounce, fitted top. Women's Warm Blanket . Robes, $4.75. Save $2 Warm, thick 'cozy blanket cloth, floral design. Big effective pat term, white or loft Alice blue, pearl gray. Dainty pink or rasp berry ihawl collar, pocket, cord girdle. Bungalow Apron 85c Checked ginghams, short sleeves, fastened in back. Full size, with belt OlmliaU, "Su&tcoy Store Da' Fine White Cambrics at 25c yd. Full yard wide. Save 10c on every yard. Otml)!, "Bubioav Btore Day" Election Returns Giant Search Light Co-operation of U; S. t Recruiting Service The sweep or beam of light can be seen 40 miles if clear; 25 miles under any conditions. lkittiiiiMMiMiatMaaL ftt i T Vi - . j if" 1, ii ' " -i , V w 9S - , i ,Saarch Light Election Returns From Gimbel Roof , 0wep of light Bouth to North npubllean' Tletorj. Sweep of llsht Sut to Wt Dmoertto Tlotorjr. Up-md-down.btam Result !n doubt. For lniUneo, South to North bmm at t 'cloak, means "MSMSchusstts rtepubllcan." Tlmo 8UU Time Stat 9 Mass. 10.40 Ohio 9,15 Maine, .10.50 N.Y. W0 Conn. U N. J. 9.45 Ky. il.io Md. 10 Tenn. 11.20-Del. 10.10 Ind. ll.W Mo. 10.20 111. 11.40 Colo. 10.30 Iowa 11.50 Cal. Country at Midnight Women 's Suits-Misses 'SuitsWonderful Wool-Jerseys, Silvertonea Serges and "Samples' At 15 Half -Price Styles with the smart mannish notched collars perhaps best Of all to wear with her furs. And some novelty-models with the sort of collars that button softly up to her very chin the style at the right of the group, shows how. Sports styles. Belted styles. Straight line Coat styles. And some really dressy models. And a splendid color-range. Sires for Misses W to 20 years. Sizes for women to 46 bust measure. 600 Girls' Dresses af$L45-- Half -Price and Way I Below Half Cotton serges and gabardines. Three styles two "regula tions" with embr jJdered chevron and red "service-stripe.'' And the third has a smart yoke made gay with embroidery. Six to fourteen year sizes. Navy blues and garnets. Ages 6 to 14 years. . OtmbeU, "ANotoajf Btore Day" V r 4mK'" rP w!itijyi f 11 rI L WoolJexser aUrertone IB flo Hlf-Prloe XU-rzto ITool-Jeney '-Frloe is Xau-P Women's and Misses Sweaters at $4.95 The lot Includes trlcolette tux edos, slightly shop-soiled; alpaca slipovers and tuxedoes, Shetland tuxedoes and all-wool slipovers. Broken sizes. Excellent values at $4.95. Dainty shades. Qlmbels, "Bubicav Btor Day" Yard-Wide Printed Percale 20c yd. Limited quantity. "Good as sortment of patterns. Most re markable value in town at 20c yd. 01mbl, "Subway Star Day", 1000 Cans "Love Joy" Talcum Powder, at 12Jzc can Worth Double Extra fine quality. Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1-lb. bottle, at 17c. Refined Petroleum Pomade Jelly an excellent toilet prepara tion, ll-oz. jar, at 20c. Puritan Toilet Tlsue, 700 sheets in a roll; made by A. P. W. Paper Co., at 9c roll or $1 dozen. OlmbeU, "Subway Store Day" Baby Leopard Fur Coats Reduced to $139 A saving of $40. But for Subway Store Day only. 36 Inches long. Richly silk-lined, $139. The huge overcollars are of seal-dyed coney or beaver or raccoon. Fur Neck-Pieces Reduced to $27.50 Odd Fox and Wolf Scarfs. Black, taupe and brown. (Umbels,-"Subway Store Day1' Gold Band Dinner Sets 31 pieces, $5.95 Half Price Some pieces show slight blemishes. Just 75 sets in this lot to be sold at $5.95. 500 Clear Crystal Glass Colonial Table Tumblers at 50c dozen Olmbela, "Subway Btore Day'' 10,000 Yards of Canton and Outing Flannel at 19c a yard Half Price Clearance of Men 's Shirts at 95c: Seconds (HmbaU, "Bubway Btor Day' 27 inches wide. Half price at 19c a yd. Bleached Seamless Shop-soiled Cotton Sheets, 81x90, save Sheet Blankets at 80c, at $1.68 each $2.65 a pair wn j j I Double bed six; almost Mill damaged. I f-nif price. Oimbels, "Subway Store DayT Sewing Machines at $33 Slightly Used Your choice of Singer, New Home, and Cosmo. At $33 Sold on Easy Terms $1 Weekly $1.15 each Men's Cotton Fleeced Shirts and Drawers Saving, a Third Just the kind of unSerweaAa man needs to keep him warm and comfortable. These are mill seconds and some sizes are miss ing, but you save a third at $1.15. Mi' and Children' Underwear, I Broken Lots of Women's Wm8.8J Silk Stocking, at 4Sc. Cotton Vest), and Drawers, Second I at $1.15 each Men' Sock, at 22c (Umbels, "Subway Btor -Day1' Mercenzed Cotton Tqble Damask at $1. 18 a yard Satin' finish; 64 inches wide. A "good" assortment of designs, with pink, blue and orange borders; fast colors. Special at 91.18 yd. Othar Vied Sewing Machine at $5 and $10. Singer, Wheeler & Wilton, Do. mettle and other ma km. giuantiti arm mited. All In perfect running "",r. Oimbels, "Bub way Btor Day'' Men's and Young Men's Suits Overcoats Fall and Winter and $26.50 Save a Third OVERCOATS include Ulsters, great Coats and Town msterss and form-fitting Coats. with self or velvet collars. Choice mater ials. Sizes 34 to 42. At $26.50. And the SUITS come in single and double-breasted models. Medium weight cheviots, cassi meres and tweeds. Sizes ii to 42, At $26.50. Oimbels, "Bubicoy Btor Day' MX , 2000 Pairs of Women's Smart Fall Shoes 300 yards heavy Kitchen Towel ing, for dish and roller towels; absorbent quality; special 1Q. at. vard IOC I Mercerized Napkins. 18x18. Ex tra fine quality, linen-finish. Neatly hemmed, ready for use, at, Jo doien PJ Oimbels, "Buhway Store Day' l - i mmummm.mmm hmm"i $3 $3 to $5 Less Than Regular Lace and button styles. Black and gray kid and patent leather; some with dull kid tops or Tfay kid tops or suede tops. The stylish narrow toe; smart long vamps and Louis heels street and drfcss wear. Sizes 2Vi to 6 and A, B, C nd"D widths. Previous prices ranged from $3 to $5 more. $3 a pair. 500 Paira of Misses' and Children's Shoes $1 Half Price at Oimbels, "Buhway Store Day'1 '1.85 800 Women's . Lingerie and Silk Blouses $1.45 A Clearance Just because they're mussed a little. Tricolette, georgette and lin gerie material. All-white and many assorted colors. Excep tional values at $1.45. Oimbels, "Bubuay Store Day" at Three-piece Carving Sets at $3.95 Stag handle, Russell steel, $3.95 set. Silver-plated Flatware, guaran teed ten years;, at 20c, 40c and 75c. Oimbels, "Bubxoay Btore Day" New Marabou Capes at $8.75 Made full and fluffy in the fox shape. Silk-lined in self color, at $8.75. Specially priced. Oimbels, "Subway Btore Day" Royal Worcester Corsets $2.25 Medium low bust and moderate length skirt For slender and aver age figures; pink coutil. At $2.25. Oimbels, 'ubtooy Btore Day" Women's Strap-Wrist Duplex Gloves at $1.65 White, natural, mode and beav er, at $1.65 pair. Women's one-clasp pique mocha Gloves, in tan shades, at $2.65 pr. Oimbels, "Buhway Btor Day" Dress Serge Special at $1.10 yd. Standard shade. Navy blue. 36 and 40 inches wide. 54-inch mixed Gray Suiting, $2 vard'V . ... -lOtmbels, "Subway 'ay" Victory Blend Coffee at 27c lb., 3 lbs. for 78c Limit 6 lbs. Oimbels, "Subway Btore Day" Favorite Spool Cotton 45c dozen JT Steel Scissors at 25a and 05c. Sanitary-Belts, at 30c and 45c. C. M. C. Mercerized Crochet, 10 balls in box, at $1.32. Oimbels, .buoy Btore Day" Hand Bags at 65c to $4.50 A manufacturer's lot of samples and odds and ends of lines. Leather, silk and velvet; fine as sortment of colors. At 65c to $4.50. Traveling Bags at $1.65. Oimbels, "Subway Btor Day" Peanut Squares, Specially Priced at 35c lb. Oimbels, "Buhway Btore Day'' Boys' Norfolk Suits With Extra Pair of Trousers at $8. 75 : , Boys' Double-breasted Overcoats, ages 8 to 18 years, at $8.75Sac;c Third Boys' Junior Suits and Overcor'a at $3.65 Half Price , Oimbels, "Subway Btore Day'' SjSSSJtjSJMOUSi' IllJj II 7rlltXSjaSMSBM)St 750 Window Shades at 70c each COST PRICE 36x72; opaque cloth. Colors dark green, yellow, dark blue and white. Complete with fixtures; spring roller. 70c each. 400 Pairs of Scrim Dutch Curtains, at $1.60 pr. Save a Third 2yi yards long; plain hemstitched; firm q'ualityj separate valance; ready to hang. White or ecru. 1000 ltards Colored Drapery Scrims, at 14c yd. Double bordered; beautiful cretonne colorings. Wash able. No mail orders. Oimbels, "Buhway Btort Day'' Men's Handkerchiefs at 45c half dozen Plain white and hemstitched, slight seconds. Oimbels, "Subway Btore Day'' Little Children's Rompers and Creepers at 90c a pair Pretty pink and blue check ginghams. Sizes 6 months to 6 years, 90c pr. Children's Muslin Combinations, embroidery and lace-trimmed, 85c each. Children's Muslin Drawers, neatly trimmed with embroidery; others hemstitched and tutfced; broken sizes, at 25c. Oimbels, "Buhway Btor Day'' Axminster -Rugs 9x12 ft., $42.50 : Save a Third 6xfrft., $27.50 : Save a Fourth Rich high pile. Soft warm colors in oriental designs. 9x12 ft., at $42.50, save $20. 6x9 ft., at $27.50, save $10. Gold Seat Congoleum "Squares," in four "good" patterns. All .sizes to match. Perfect Less than half the price of the Con goleum Rugs becayie they have no borders. All rounded cor ners. 6x9 ft.. Y 7'7x9 ft, I 9x9 ft, 9x1054 ft., 9x12 ft, $3.00 $3.50 $4.50 $5.50 $6.00 Oimbels, "Subway Btore Day'' HI ' I ) i S 1 A i fl n ' i. -1: - I ' ri, (Sv 4 M mn kit sr M i U SI ,.n V i V tl (, -r.a r f .&,1 , ' .. fcV.tfit"teiJSW! i',i 'U'tth
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