WTWi v" Twmr ' r . iT . fR-m ! ; H' r - i I jeTw'' nunirinrn J2W If . ri Unill 1 LflllLU Mr.e a i h i h rn ' , .. ;i j . - - - $ tO QUIT JANUARY 1 i a nd fti W. Crelly, First Assistant Ajjte Cressen, Will Rosume Law practice Lee A. Cressen. the chief. Ur has ben In charm of all tbn prohibition agents operating In l'enn- syivnniB. imcw jemer ami Delaware. Many et the spectacular raids In these states were conducted under his per sonal supervision. Mr. Crelly Is the second assistant te Mr. Cressvn te resign since March. The first was Majer Hey Dall, who like. wIsp resigned te resume the practice of law. "fKS-i3rWrjiW i au.. ' . ' .H. j"jf EVm.r, sPOttETg LEDGrl ' ' -; , J V,Vv ftrff j,in "Jv n rECOND Y AUTO THEFT IS HALTED MAN TO I Hiercemcnt officer for llii district, te alti'nt'''r(,' h'H ri"dirnnWen te the nn imdl prohibition director Mr. Crelly -no e, ' Three Arrested In Qermantewn by RETIRE Police en Suspicion ' Three men were nrreted lest night I nn thpv nttpmntprl nn nntnmnfifln fhpff ''Jehn W. Crelly. nv.istn.nt prohibition yirma.V . " wf were liehl under rw. uun Ml (i linn iiif; mimu .iiuin trnte IVnnerh this . morning for n further henritiic Siindnj. I Thi nrimitinrs nn. (lperffp TTnrnh nf QinVn (tin LAM Inn Tnnnani 1 nnil I ll-lfi 1lttt uf.nnt ItnlnV. flnsuln ! lfim,iM " ,Ml v ' ' """"J uhm i.wi.. ......, -i.i.vw. ..iii iai.iu, u tin- fiiiitiivi- ... h .. . ' vi'ii.'iii n.i.Tt. iiiiu iiiiifju ijiiiiiir. vi xii l.iwt (Joulter street. The police miy the men j urn pen inu an milometitlc owned by Samuel Mollcnkepf, of (134 West Jehnsen Rtrect, and were about te drive awny with the car, when they were arrested I IfeNins been connect) l with the nre fibltlen elliee since March ltefere i 'J " 5 1 9il I. f".. iuiiik nvrv nr ium it nrii iiruirniuic 111 L"nmn TtnnrnpU nnnppin l.ifnp lin un4 hslened here ns trnlfic ninimcer for the t f ra7llllM!rj' lllllllllt'Ill'. Jlltn'-IIIK llirilllKIl iiiv j'' i Mr. Crelh's home Is in Hernnten. . He was graduated from the St Themas ) Oellcgc, Scranton, nnd Inter from the , law school of the Catholic t'tilvcrsin , Washington. He wns admitted te the Var In 101(1. , As nssIsUint prohibition enforcement . gSO te 75 CenU a Dajl ,1; WILL WIRE M YOUR HOME P2Menthly Payment Plan j undJ rnin yenr tytt tehh peer ti$U ; "lU tahtti HAW Immm lMfnil m. i ' ViHALEM-OnOSBY : 140 North Uth SU IUc20 & St 4 Wl. 4S80 48M A 4SU 9 i-M'"" " "'"1 akn! If you take pride in the quality of the butter you use if you want te buy Philadelphia's Finest But ter insist en AKN. At all dealers. H. R. AIKEN Wholesale Butter, iggs. Margarines 128 N. Delaware Ave., Phila. AKN EGGS Fer Quality BUTTER FOR MEN: Plain white stitched . -all linen, hem .50c te $5.25 each White all hems . . linen, shadow ..50c te $3.50 each 1Ya White all linen, sheer and heavy, tape and cord bor ders $1.00 te $3.50 each White all linen, initial; per '., box of six. . .$5.00 and 57.00 rtwa "Bui Colored border all linen, ' $1.50 te $3.00 each . Colored cotton. .25c te 00c each FOH BOYS: Plain white- cotton, 20c and 25c each Plain white all linen, Sic each FOR WOMEN: Plain white all linen, hem stitched . 35c te $1.00 each Whitc all linen, tapes and cords ... . 50c te $1.00 each White all linen, initiul; box of bix. . .53.00 te $1.50 White all linen, initial, 50c te 75c each Real lace trimmed handker chiefs (Armenian), $1.00 te $5.00 each Val lace trimmed handker chiefs $5.00 te $6.50 each Point lace trimmed handker chiefs ..$38.00 te $50.00 each White all linen, embroidered, Irish, Swiss, Madeira, French and Spanish, 35c te $12.00 each Colored Berder, 25c te $3.75 each White cotton, initial; box of six ... $1.50 and $1.75 each White mull with cords, six for $1.00 Meurnins handkerchiefs, 45c te $2.00 each Gleve hnndkerchiefs embroid ered nnd plain, 25c te $1 each FOR CHILDREN: Plain white, or white with nur sery fiRures in colors, 18c te 25c each .J Write for our "Boek of Gift Suggestions" 100$ Chestnut Street $TEINWk TlANOS Consistency "I tried an amazingly large number of instruments, dozens of grands, and I could net make a choice; I could net select the few best ones, because all were best." Se said Paderewski, speaking of a visit te Steinway warerooms. The consistency of Steinway production excites the wonder of everybody else. It is the utter despair of ether pianemakers. It is the piano that may be bought with eyes shut. Ne expert's advice is needed by the purchaser of a Sleimcay. "All are best," as the great artist said. Select the case in harmony with your furnishings, and rely confi dently en Steinway for the essentials of the instrument beauty of tone, delicacy of touch, etc. and you will be satisfied . always. Yeu will belter understand thin Steinway Consistent by reading "Steinways of Today." A copy will be sent en request. Steinway pianos may be bought en monthly payments N.5fef5on&CeJlllChesfnuf5f: IRSheppatd &Sens Christmas Handkerchiefs "The best assortment and values in town" we're told that every day. yjjg,,,. ." w v ,"'? Fer Friday Stere Hours, 9 te 6 We are urging institutions te bring in their children in the early morning hours te pee The Land of Or; Philadelphia's wenderful toy store; and te ride the ponies. Gimbel Brethers MARKET" CHESTNUT :s EIGHTH NINTH HalsBasaBW 'aaaaiaaaaiBnTinaRniiinajii inMim i'j rfT-',-'l'Ji",',r''rr'n'," r ''''''''lipfWnWWWWlllWBMI J' I r 1 ' '; . , ' .iir.,1.,.,.,1 ,;,. ,1) i,, mmmmmmaimmim&xrz - u. j in imH.fi N Sunday, Dec 9, 1920 nm.iA n..r Outfit the regular $5 eni. i(ii 7S sort of a Christmas Idea. Ever.Rcady Flashlight, at 88c that is worth about double Glmbcls, Heme Furnishings, Fourth fleer. Fer Friday Lew Prices Are Here Six million dollar mark-down in the whole country, en the word of a great gatherer of statistics. And yet, en trains and trolleys you hear careless talk of "lower prices coming." Please step and think: tee low prices mean the stepping of tee many incomes te leave any of us unharmed. Rest en this Already prices en many things are under the cost of reproducing them and in such cases will rise later or the product will cease. And that shall net happen. Thejnterests of this great land are fairly well in hand. But it's a great shopping time,' surely at Gimbels. GLOVES Holiday Sale Extraordinary Great Preparations te Meet a Large Demand With Gloves of Most Wanted Sorts at Timely Savings Gloves are almost foremost in the list of Christmas gift things and it is a fine bit of helpfulness te bring se many of the favored serR Men's Gloves and Women's mMiL r .."' tZ iffA HaV ' iHwMn Men's one-clasp tan Cape Gloves, wool-lined. $3.95. Packed in Christmas gift-boxes if requested. It is the biggest thing yet, in gloves. ut savings of seventy-five cents te $2 a pair. Yes, boxed prettily for giving. Women's French kldskin and lambskin Gloves, white and mode; Paris-point and 6-row embroidery $1.85. Women's one-clasp washable Cape Gloves, out seam; shades of tan. $2.15. ( ' Women's strap-wrist washable Cape Gloves brown, gray and beaver. $3.85. Women's one-clasp mocha Gloves gray and beaver. $2.78. Women's 8-button length washable Cape Gloves brown and benvcr. $3.95. Women's suede Gloves broken lets from our own large stocks 2-clasp and slip-en styles. $1.48. Women's strap-wrist and 8-button length suede Glees tan, brown and beaver. $2.65. Men's one-clasp gray and tan suede Gloves, out seam. $2.15. Men's English tan Cape Gloves, prix-seam; spcar spcar peint embroidery. $1.95. Men'." one-clasp gray mocha Gldves, eutseam. $3.85 Men's, cashable Cape Gloves, American made; for dress and street wear. Tan. $2.65. Men's Aute Gauntlets, one -finger and mitten styles; warmly lined. Black. $2.85. v GimhclH, Gleve Section and Grand Aisle 6000 Men's Imported Silk Handkerchiefs Reduced te 50c Were $1 All either from Japan or China--where they make the best silks in the world for handkerchiefs. All-white "handkerchief-pongee" Handkerchiefs with block initial. White pongee Handkerchiefs with blue pinstripe borders. White Crepes de Chine Handkerchiefs with borders in the tie-and-sock-matching colors blues, lavenders, tans and greens. White Habutai Handkerchiefs with color stripe or figured borders. -i Mir r -m iii,WlS, And 6000 Women's Silk Handkerchiefs at 15c : Were 35c All crepes de Chine. In solid colors. And white centers with colored borders solid colors or smart stripes. Gimbels, First fleer. 500 Bexes of Fine Stationery Big, Big Bexes! 96 Sheets of Paper, 96 Envelope At $1.65 a Bex Combinations of bluc-and-white, pink-and-whltc, buff-and-whitc, violet-and-white in the delicate soft tinUs refined taste prescribes. Fine lawn-finish paper. Pretty deceAited box. r Gimbels, Stationery Stere, First fleer. Big Dells With Sleeping Eyes and Real Hair 'n Everything Special at $4.50 5Trwfy 20 inches high, with fluffy curls blonde or brown. Full jointed. Sleeping eyes with eye lashes. Pictured. Beautiful Dressed Dells, Special at $2.95 18-inch. Dressed in pretty sashed white dresses and "garden hats," or in pink or blue dresses with little bonnets te match. Besides, there are dells dressed by Gimbels "dell dressers," at $5 te $25. Paris-dressed dells at $10.50 te $75.00. And all the joys of The Teyland of Oz, yours te enjoy Come! Gimbels, Teyland of Oz, Fourth fleer. Over Eight Thousand Knitted Ties at 65c The Best Make the Sorts Selling at Three or Four Times the Price Best make full sizes, net stingy, stringy sorts crochet-, accordion- ancf pebble-stitch stripes and solid colors and heather mixtures. Why 65c? Because these were salesmen's samples, odd dozens after filling orders and some were "menders" i. e., requiring a well-hidden stitch or se te cure a knitting fault. Foremost make best styles 65c- Gimbels Men's Furnishing Section and Grand Aisle. Hm s"Sf jS In Time for Christmas! A Splendid Sale of Neta-Seme Hosiery for Men Reducing stocks making way for new orders and se helping te "quicken" business thank this bread Gimbel policy for sale prices en this geed nationally famous hosiery. I,OT 1. Men's Half Hese of fine combed cotton. 35c. LOT 2. Men's Mercerized Half Hese, 48c. LOT 3. Men's Thrcad-Silk Plaited Half Hese mixture of bilk and mercerized yarns, 65c. LOT 4. Men's Half Hese of artificial silk, plaited escr finest mercerized yarn, 65c. LOT 5. Men's Half Hese of pure thread silk twelve strands te the yarn, 83c. LOT 6. Cashmere Half Hese in heather mixtures, 95c. Sizes 0W te 12. Gray and colors. Gimbels, First fleer, Regular Section and Grand AisI. 1000 Fresh, Firm Initial and Wreath Embroidered Pillow Cases Ready for Santa Claus at $2.15 a Pair Special Dainty wreath design! Old English letter. Mus lin of linen-like firmness! "Regulation." 45x36 inch size. The Most Adorable Fluffy, Fletfcy Beacon Crib Blankets,' at $1.95 te $5.50. Bleck plaids. Cress bars white or pink or blue. Cute nursery borders """"" " . faulty uwia ut uuica. manKet Throws ler Gifts, at $5.95 Save a Third. Plaid steamer rug styles and Indian blan kets warm and rich! Gimbels, Beddething, Second fleer. Christmas Sale of Five Carloads of SEWING MACHINES Factory had the order for Gimbels (Philadelphia and New Yerk), but at shipping time certain lines were short. The shortage was filled by sending higher-priced machines, and it is these five carloads, plus machines from our own regular stocks, that bring this sale at Sensationally Lew Prices and On t 1 Weekly Payments of 11111 " fraTHHTr ' $43.00 Singer Sewing Machines Used n- fleer samples, geed as new, guurantcid, priced at a fraction of usual cost J Imii n I 1 ffl $59.00 L e s s i n g Cabinet Machines A delightfu i iall space cabinet, made by the fnmn'i and reliable Demestic Company. $75.00 raWHuFrn I IL4Lx Demestic Boudoir Cabinets A handsome cabinet m oak finish, new nnd very attractive, which usually sells for very much mere than this price 53-50 e newest up. Mew ui,uai. Demestic Machines That family favorite, ir te-date model, priced v tmAAi. nenn ah . vwu iu .pie.uu Allowance en lour Old Machine Towards the Purchase 0f Demestic Electric Boudoir Cabinet Gimbch, Fourth 'Fleer nnd SiiDWly g e. 1 ' 1 VMV, 11 I ( 4. A. 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