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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHICADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921
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PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
N. E. Cor. llronii & Arch
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DRIGHT qunrters attract high-
grade help and trade. A
PENCO Metal Ceilins lightens
dingy offices and stores.
It diffuses light perfectly. Pre
vents falling plaster from en
dangering lives or goods. Costs
less than wood or plaster. Lasts
a lifetime needs no repairs.
ll'ntt ts-irt fit PENCO tocllttihr.
in$ mttal rating! fir heme, thvrch, ichcot,
thtitre, cafe, gj'df, fsctorjt ofke anJttort.
PENN METAL COMPANY
25th & Wharton Sti.
Philadelphia, Pa.
rCXTO Vital ISanf.
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tarnrr lit ut fir
Doort, Curnti it,
Stora Hours
9 to B:.to
FOR
FRIDAY
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH
Thursday,
Feb. 3, 1921
FOR
FRIDAY
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Safe
Milk
For Infanta
& Invalids
O COOKING
The "Food- Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch nt Home, Office, and
Fountains. A$k for HORLICICS.
"Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
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$55 W ek
Women's Luxurious Bolivia
Wraps-
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Luxuriously Lined
Luxuriously Embroidered
Luxuriously ' r, CjCC Worth
Fur-Trimmed mmmM PUJ $125
An elaborate sort of a wrap fit to wear to
really dressy occasions, yet serviceable as serv
iceable can be!
Those huge collars, by the way, are of Aus
tralian opossum.
200 More Fur-Collared
Wraps and Coats Now
$35, $45, $55 and $65
Worth $59.75, $69.75, $85 and $125
Warmly interlined.
Richly silk-lined.
Plentv of the straiphr-linn stlvrvs amnncr rlirm
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor I
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MKCHANICAL KOUIPMKNT FO
BUILDIN08 POWKR STEAM
ELECTRIC MJATINO Piunomu .
WATER SUPPLY OTSTKM8
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SENERA1. WPINO WORK I
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The main idea here is H
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Work and a Reasonable I
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SKfisff (DFFICE '
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More Tricolettes More Taffetas
More Tricotines More Satins
Dresses Sale-Grouped
at $18 and $29.75
Each fabric at both prices.
About fifty styles to choose from, pretty
evenly divided between the two prices.
All Spring's models all Spring treat
ments.
Mostly browns, blues, grays but the
new combinations, too.
Both Women's and Misses' Sizes
at Each Price
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
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Storo Hours, 9 to Bt30
For
Friday
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET i CHESTNUT" EIGHTH NINTH
Thursday, Fob. 3, I92t
For
Friday
Everything in Men's Clothing
Reduced to Half Price
"Kttppenheimer, " "fttffrfg Vtttttft
and Other Associated Gimbel Makes
It is the Gimbel Winter Sale for Which Men Wait
These famously fine makes of men's
clothing open their season at established
prices it is these full winter prices that
are
Cut in Half For
Sweeping Clearance
Everything Is included
$29.75
GREATEST SALE OF
Cowhide Boston Bags
Philadelphia Has Ever Known Seven Manufacturers Send
Over 7000 Average Half Price
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This is the largest purchase of Boston Bags any one Store ever made! and this is in
recognition of
The Unprecedented Demand for this stylish, convenient and practical bag for shopping;
for business, for nurses, doctors, bank runners; for motoring yes and traveling!
AH are of cowhide leather, hand-boarded, natural and enamoled-nurfaco flnlHlis; In
black, brown, tan and cordovan colors, Blzcs 13. 14, IS and 16 Inches. Leather or
fabric linings. Single or double rlnc liandl, others with double sewed-ln handles.
Regularly
$5.00
J U.VO $20 to $22.50
Regularly
$11.00
$2.95
$9.95
$5.95
Regularly
$3.50
$1.65
tfQ QC Regularly
P).7D $7.50
tC QC Regularly
iPO.UO $17.50
Regularly
$3.50
$1.95
IM QC Regularly
yHt.uo $10.00
Gimbels, First floor
$500,000.00 J
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
liNTIUl. VTOUC M riTUlKS
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DUPOKT-YOUNG
I CORPORATION
f I 1010 Commonwealth Ave.
HoMoll, 3Ill.
Meflu.il ftiKl ''uru-luil I'IukIm. Alii'hent
Cotton Difse'rih-s Suiti norv IlnnilaKia,
Dentu; Su-ia h I.iKaturei And tuture
flynriKei Thcrw uin tern 'Juliet Prepiru
tluns U."'ttMll b taps, fil.tfl' art! Hub
bor SptUa. u. t.Jlh. 1'uit. 3 ilk. datlae
Machinery
SlnKr B wlrff lu'tilns, Powler S!f'rs
Hotary iftprM I .oth Psto Ortndern,
tintjrv Miti ih lM'.d Flll.ru. Automali
Tiilcum 1'uw i r i. rn Houko, Muu' tin
HtKtnpine am.i'.! Kotary Ham) .SKItu,
Msam Ke'tlfs Alrehnl rcrtur Htllls,
Automati A UieM im Tpu injoi. 1'iaster
Tarl Hanilnsn NMndfra, Cami-roii Slit
ting and I Win Ilnff MuihlnQit. Kt
Rubttr C iiIit Jer Ilubbxr Mills Toroui
1'lakter vi il Machine, llelj and
Drums fur nidlang Ad)ilv I'lanwrii,
HUttlne linwlndinir Automatic Cotton.
Oauza fnltary Nniikln MarWnm. fiee ry
l'rs lVpr Tutf r. ToldlnK and I'tohh
Inr. Th' nnomoUT Knuravlnif and i:tchins
MaehlnfM Dli I'im.b Maerinea Drv Air
Steam Hterlllzers, Oluea lllontnK Kfjulp.
m.nt. C.ntrlfjiro frtrhtnn.. Drll Iii.
IluliLer Waihlnit Tank Sw Arbor tahio
Cotton Cu'tlnK Varn'no I"i ruii rIn
iriiiars. Ttiermom-tn ToBtlnrf Tunk
Copper Tatiiia Toolii, 1'lpca, pip Fltune,
Bteam K'-ttlen.
35 Motors 1 to 50 H. P.
40 Dttki, 35 Trpewriltri, 12 Addinr.
Machines 10G Metal Lockeri,
100 Tablet, 15 Plitfotm Scalet, 1
Automobile Truck, 300 Tout of Coal
SALE BEGINS FEB. 7
Catalpiruta o( 'hi nt In dtal from
Auctioneer, wlitro all Inijulrlea ura to
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NEWELL D. ATWOOD
AucrioNi:i:it
28 School Street, Hoiton
I'bonei 1'urt Hill 1363
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1000 Pairs of Women's $9
Mocha Strap-Gloves at $3.95
Best grade "blackhead mocha" from Arabia. Five most fashionable shades butter,
bisccit, mode, slate, stone.
And a thousand $3 and $3.50 French Kid 2-clasp Uloves at 31.95 white and blaclc only.
. Gimbels, First floor
Dining-Room Suites Half Price
Not only the halved prices, but also the convenience of spreading the payments over several
months. And over and above all else is the great fact that the furniture is good the artistic well
designed kind that one never tires of!
$950 Ten-Piece Suites, at $400 Brass Bedsteads
Less Than Half Price
$75 Brass Bedsteads, at $35
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Ulsters
Overcoats
Town Ulsters
Dress Suits Raincoats
Separate Trousers
Dinner Coats
Men's Suits Half Price
At $20 At $25 At $35
At $40 At $50
Men s Overcoats : Ulsters
Half Price
At $20 At $25 At $35
At $40 At $50
Mens Fur-Collar Overcoats
Half Price
At $35 At $55 At $75
Mens Separate Trousers
Half Price at $5, $7.50 and $10
Gimbels, Second floor, Ninth Street
All Boys' Clothing Half Price
Qiiifc i $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15,
UUlld $17.50, $20, $22.50, $25
f $7.50, $10,
Overcoats ifgjg
$22.50, $25
Boys' Wash Suits at $1.75 and $2.50
Boys Middy, Junior Norfolk and Oliver
Twist Suits at $5. Of Silk at $6.50
Gimbels, Third floor
Bulte, Illustrated, Queen Anne period, rnannlvo desltrn, in American
nut. Be-lncli burret. f.-inen tOD extent on tame, oineea bit
large china closet, beautiful eet of high-back, leather, cane panel
fhalrw Rpgnlar valu 0f.n Iieee than half prlc, at
$600 Queen Anne 4-Pc. Dining-Room Suites
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Four piece. 68-lnoh nnffet (t le7n; 84-lnah Kxtennlon Tahle.
$
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In? table.
$400
$300
A Illustrated. !H-lnch nottri, W
lnoh top mounts, 2-lnch nillncr rods,
a-tnch otoea rods, a-tnoh hunks,
beautiful satin ribbon nnisn, run-
sue, nerular vaiue o.
Z.i than half prloe, ..,
-$35
-Gimbels, Sixth floor
In the Subway Store
Men's Half Prices Begin at-
Men's Suits, $10, $12.50, $15, $20 and $25
Men's Overcoats, $10, $12.50, $15, $20 and $25
Men's Trousers, $2.50, $3.75, $5, $7.50, $10
Men's Raincoats, $10, $12.50, $15, $20
Boys' Clothing In the Subway Store
Suits and Overcoats, each at $2.50, $3.75, $5, $7. 50, $10, $12.50
Knickerbockers, $1.50. Wash Suits, $1.50 and $2.50.
-Gimbels, Subway Store
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