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1 MUUH AUO ABOUT NOTH Nfi enirnriniln YftiWSV r hethe
air. unnicia should send the lieet
h 4 jinleU and Dlanten Quarrel About
( "t? Fleet Order Next June
V ' 'WWilngten, Ner. 8. The post-dec-tlen
laughB nrc new beginning. Hccm-
. lull? icnerant either of thn rrnnMnir 1n.
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ante Of thft Innuenrntlnn nf Trna!.tnt-
r '"w l! Harding, Hccrctary Dnntels and
,' n'O eprecntative Wanton, of Texas, arc
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around tbe world next June.
Mr. Daniels reaffirmed that regard
less of the opposition voiced by Mr.
IUnnten, he will send the fleet cruising
next June. It was well known te al
most everybody else, however, that Mr.
Danlclft will have retired te the quarter
deck of his newspaper in Italclgh, N.
0., three months earlier than his pros
pective order te the, fleet.
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Genuine and
All-inclusive !
v I iHAT is the reason news
-- of this notable event at
the William H. Wanamaker
store is traveling through
out Philadelphia and vicinity
among men and young men.
20 Off
Every article of merchan
dise in the store with this
reduction made from the
original price ticket only
after the sale is made.
Yeu can see the salesman
make the deduction, or if
you prefer you can make it
yourself.
There are no "if s" "ands"
or "buts" in this wonderful
opportunity for men & young
men te buy any article of
clothing whatever it may be
contained in the store.
Nothing is excluded.
William EL Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut St.
ADVKKTISKMKXT
A D VKKTISIPIKXT
The resignation of Dr. Jeseph Swain, after twenty years' servicu
as president of Swarthmbre College, brings te mind the many thinea
he has done for the education of women at Svvarthmere. Swarth Swarth
mere'a ideal woman is the practical woman who can manage her
home ns well as achieve distinction in ether lines. It is this type of
woman who patronizes the Chestnut Street Sheps.
TODAY I am going te introduce j
u y "mi! v vacuum I
Cleaner, which is en exhibition .
this week at the store of J. Frank-1
lin Miller, 1612 Chestnut Street, i
It is made here in Philadelphia,
and that means prompt and efficient ,
service rer tne muaaeipnia neuse-;
wife. The Emery has the carpet
weepcr type brush, which picks up
all thread, hairs, lint, etc., frm
the rugs, yet does net wear fhe nap. ,
The powerful air suction removes
all surface dirt, l"aving bright, clean
Ttlrre Thecn i femfnrnt; inenrn tli i
best possible method of cleaning
rugs and carpets. The cleaner is j
light and easy te handle, und re-1
quires no ether attention than oil- I
4 ntii.il in av waata "Vrtt. ui!1 n '
predate the fact, tee, that it is most
reasonably priced.
A LL the genius of the artists
i who create these oxeuisite st-
tings' for the most precious
of stones at the store of Bailey,
Benks & Biddle Company, finds ex
pression in a wonderfully beautifu1
dinner ring. It bears a Polished
Girdle Diamond u diamond cut
And polished according te u special
patented process which brings out
all the hidden beauties of the stone
n a nlat'num setting, whose deli
cate, falry-Hke traceries enhance the
beautv of the diamond. What a
wonderful Christmas gift it would
make I Then, there are pearls per
fectly matched and of that rare color
and luster tnac eniy me uneniai i
pearl itself possesses. There are
mnny rare and exquisitely lovely
-things In that department devoted
te the one-er-a-K,,,rt ieweis
WHAT is quite se satisfying as
the feeling that one is well
dressed? A well-tailored, com
fortable sports shirt adds immeas
"rnblv te the joy of an autumn ride
through country lanes. It is net
generally known that MacDnald &
Campbell, 1334-36 Chestnut Street,
are making custom-tailored shirts
fnr wnmen huh thev hav reilllv
earned a reputation for the excel
lence of their workmanship they
are tailored as carefully, of course,
as their custom shirts for ncn
and for their remarkably reasonable
nrtiim One tins t.hfi ndvnntacc. tee.
of selecting from a varied assort
ment of patterns and an excellent
range of colors. Many women like
them for business as well aa sperta
wear, ana im sure you win want nut
only one, but several of them.
4T XT HERE did you buy these
VV geed-looking new shoes, if
I'm net tee inquisitive?"
asked the Main Line lady.
"I wouldn't call them new, said
the ether. "I've been wearing them
for two months, but they have held
their imapc remarkably well. I
bought them at Del Mar & Com
pany's. The shop is en the second
fleer at 1211 Chestnut Street."
"De you knew whether they have
any bronze slippers? I'd like te
have a pair te wear with this suit
the kind with crossed straps if I can
get them at anything like a reason
able price." , A1
HitMtir -a T uin a nalr there
last week, and their prices really
re reasonable. I want a pair of
rogues, myself, se I'll go with you."
ONE can su ie much time when en a shopping inp u one k.u
beforehand just which stores one is going te visit. Many out-of-town
people have formed the habit of buying at Oppenhe im,
Cellins & Company's store at Twelfth and Chestnut Streets, because
they" am certahfefinding there the very newest things in wraps gewris,
Souses etc. New. teke the matter of wraps. Yeu really must n'i""
2h?B thefr luxurious dolmans anj wrappy coats. If you arc ta 1 ana
thM clothes really have ,the tight lines. mTrt
' THE CHESTNUT STKEBT ASSOCIATION
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Fer
Tueaday
Mr. Celin O'Mere, the Irish
Tener who tingi here Tuesday,
7 nRBed excluiively by the
Aeolian-Vecilion as te making
recerdi. Se is the Yerkea Dance
Orchestra.
GIMBEL
Brethers
MARKET. CHESTNUT KIQHTH NINTH
Monday, Nev. 8, 1920
Mr. Celin O'Mere is a batad
singer of rare harmwith the
artistry of developed talent hear
him. c "
Fer
Tuesday
and
Enlarged Talking Machine
Piane Warerooms
Twe-thirds of an Acre Every Modern ComfertFoWul Opening
" j
Celin O'Mere
Exclusive
Aeolian-Vecalion
Artist
Distinguished musical instruments have a splendid setting
at Gimbels the latest addition te the Talking Machine section
giving 46 sound-proof, yet well-ventilated, 'hearing rooms, with
a new home -for records mere convenient for you who come for
thdm.
Pianos and Player-Pianos
Hardman Vese Harrington Milten
Packard Conreid
Talking Machines
Victrela, Columbia, Aeolian-Vecalion,
Pathe, Conreid
Glmbeis, Hardman Hall, Seventh fleer
Cencert: Tuesday 2:30
The distinguished Irish tenor
Celin O'Mere
and
The Yerkes Dance Orchestra
Saxophone; Xylophone; Piane
OnCHESTIlA. ..... t
(a) "Just Like the Heur Jack Built." .
from' "ClnderelU en Broadway." ,
(b) "Myatle Nile" ... arn-Itrc
TENOR 80NO8. . . .
() "Ah, Moen of Mr DtllKM.7
from "PerUn aftrden"
. (b) "Cema Inte the Garden. Maud"
"Celin O'Mer."
OnCTTESTRA. .
(a) "snaKa Tour oneuiaer."
.lichman
...Balf
Tnlrniliirtnv "Dlvla TnA (ft TTitmv Tanfl". . .ftAmn"nt
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equr jrronie
TENOR BONOS rih).
"Ren of Washtncten Squar"
Prattv TClttv Kallv" ....Kalian TM
"Th Little Town In Outd Countr Down" Carle Sandera
"Bard of Armagh" , ,..m Old IrUh
"Conn o-Mere,-OnCHBSTRA.
(a) "Dreamr Amaron," waKa ...MacBeyle-VlBetnt
(b) "The Crocodile" ..., Mettan-Aket
TENOR SONGS.
a) "nerlena." Return (In French) FIaaen
(b) "The Klia That Made Teu Mine" Je Edward!
"Celin O'Mere."
ORCHESTRA.
"Bwunee"
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500 Silk Petticoats, at $5
and $5.95- -Especially "Blocks"
Especially these stunning block-flounce jersey pet
ticoats, that last year no better quality cost much
mere!
Wonderful color-combinations blue with great
gray blocks, brown with henna, blue with mahogany,
blue with green.
Plenty of taffetas, tee both plain and changeable.
And jersey tops with messaline or taffeta flounces.
Gimbels, Second fleer.
Sale of French Perfumes and Pdwders
Remaining Lets of
Coty's Face Powder ,
in Jacqueminet Rese, L' Or, UEffleurt, Chypre, Jasmine,
Styx, Ambre Antique Lilas and Mtnet odors.
Special
At $1 a Bex
Including War Tax
Violet.
300, Bettles of Cetv's Perfumes
Famed for the charm and exquisite truene3B of his floral odors. Litis, Heliotrope and
Special at $4.80 a Bettle.
Pink Batiste
Envelope
Chemises
at $1.95
Half-Price
or Less
Mostly tailored styles.
And some, besides, of "Seco
silk" Pink, tee.
And Pink Nightgowns
Alse $1.95
Alse Belew Half
Price
Batiste and some, besides of
"Witchery Crepe".
Slip-ever styles.
Gimbels. Second fleer.
lift' 'T " i ' rm 1
TmH ' ' '-AN
fc' tf- Jt'flBKv
v heavi
$215
OtKkv f!etv Piirfumeft
Styx extract, at $9.50. Jacqueminet Re3e, I Jacqueminet Rese Extract, an ounce for
extract and toilet water; L Or extracfand toilet $3.18. L' Or extract an ounce for $3.18. Chypre
water at $7.15 each. v I extract art ounce for $2.85.
Gimbels, Toilet Goods, Regular Section and 'Grand Aisle.
Women's
Flannel
and Serge
"Middies"
Warm as toast and smart as
a whipl
The flannels at $8.98 and
$10.76 in the brilliant scarlet
that England calls "hunting
pink;" and in two brilliant
shades of green hunter's green
and Erin green and 'W .-navy
blue.
The Sergcsr at
$4.50, $5 and $8.95
All navy blue.
But the quality! The cntt The
tailoring 1 The general air of
jauntiness!
First in Philadelphia tee.
Salens of Dress. Third fleer
Women's Coats and Wraps of the
Luxury Fabrics-
Such as Evera Superior Orlande Cerduval
Marvella Duvetyn Chameistyne Velende and
Chameleon
Specially Priced
Without Fur at $79.75 and $85
'" With Fur at $97.50 te $215
The furs being magnificent cellars-or cellars and cuffs-of Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat), or seal-:"?.!-.
nJ .n.iim.1 nr rrav seuirrel. or taupe-dyed wolf, or taupe-dyed nutria or natural
beaver, or natural raccoon, or Australian opossum A Wflrr9,f9t,r5,
Furs of ltKury. fabrics or luxury, uhum i....Ki - .,. -. " , .
fur, linings.
And 1000 Better-Than-Fine Coats and
Wraps at $35, $45 and $59.75
Variously of wool veleurs, veleurs d'argent, belivla, duvette de laine, and cashmere-belivia.
All with silk linings.
Without fur, at $35.
With seai-ayca ceney ,ui4i - lie ,-
With immense cellars of nutria or raccoon, or opossum, atgftJg. ,
A Faulty Sprinkler Brings
This Boek Sale
The matter wa adjusted by the Insurance people and the Beeks
are at Gimbels te sell
At Half the Original Value
And Lean The Half
nd with these we have put all our shelf-worn or otherwise hurt
Beeks
2347 Vels.
Fiction
20c te 50c
2746 Vels'
Miscellaneous
10c te 20c
1143 Vels.
Mark Twain
and O. Henr7
60c
1247 Vels.
Juvenile Beeks
30c te 45c
2732 Vels.
Miscellaneous
30c te $5
And
sure
&cauura Seta
te 18 vels, each
$2.50 te
$52.50
also, of course. e "
: te makeacceptable Chn.tmas gm .
Works or uickwh, , -- -r--
Mnten,iece. of De M-uipa"1' 6 vel.., $3.75
Werk, of Edgar Allen Pee, 10 vel.., $5.25
i i. r Jr I Honere de Balxac,
Jehn Fex, Jr., 6Q
6 vel.., .' ' f an
Rebert Leui. Stevenwn, 4 veI.jJ $l.l
UJZ Edition, Bey, .nd Gir,, BoeUc. JLJ.
A Furore Fr Misses'
Velveteen and Chiffen-Velvet
Dresses fA
Including some of these smart im
ported corded and striped velvets, that
make up into daringly unusual dresses.
Rich, dark browns glorious with her
furs3nd clewinR blues, mctlv.
Variously at $25,
$29.75, $35, $39.75,
$45 up te $95
Street styles up te dinner dress
3 y Ribbon-trimmed "shoe-polish" and $
moire riDDena F.c..--. - .- -
broidered. And some (at $75) with
side-fringing of monkey-fur ut like
Paris! .
Youthful Bridal Dresses
for Youthful Brides
T..Mj.ri rrcnes de Chine at $35.
Bead embroidered Geergettes at-
$49.75. , ......
Satins at $39.75 te $75 beaded
or ribbon-pointed or flying-panelled or
brocaded or corded.
White snowy white, sizes up te u.
Gimbels, Salens. of. Dress, Third fleer.
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Continuing the
Underwear Sale
Of New and Firat-Quality Goods
Savings Run Up te Half
Weman' a Pink Glove-Silh-Tep Union Suita, Lata Than
Half Prica at SI. 45. Dainty pink cotton befi; bedtca
tepaf tight hnae.
lir..n'. rMt,. lisfy. V TtA T!nh. TTiirh rt Inntf
sleeve vests; ankle-length tights. Regular and extra sizes d0 1 C
....... mrmm
?.e"",r $1.85
$4.25
$1.45
$1.45
$1.65
$1.95
$1.65
at
Women's White Merine Vests and Tights,
and extra sizes. Twe favorite styles at
"Luxurious Underwear" silk-and wool
Twe styles, at
Women's
Union Suits.
Beys' fall-weight gray ribbed cotton Union Suits?
ages 4 te 18, at
Misses' white cotton Union Suits, slightly fleeced.
Ages i te 10, at
Men's ribbed ecru cqtten Union Suits. Fall weight.
Sites 8i te U. Half price, at '
Men's ribbed cotton Union Suits, white and ecru.
Gibbs make. Various weights. Sixet Si te 40, at
Men's Merine Shirts and Drawers. Ilels make.
Warm, durable quality, at v
Gimbels; Regular Section, First fleer and Grand AM
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