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Y17X& PUBLIG 'LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,
1921
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IVi pni(inn1p ilel(lerin til Mr.
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p, .hiuiIM ninll romllnlo emigrex
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r n vtni in i hi" clovio necnmVnKiiare
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N.J. RAISES RAIL TAXES
Companies to Pay More Than Mil
lion Increase to State
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HARDING'S SISTER PLEADS
Mrs Remsberg Asks Leniency for
New York Thief
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CAN'T WED SON'S FIANCEE i
French Woman I to Be Deported.!
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M'ANENY TO RETIRE
Newspaperman to Quit New York
Times to Do Social Work
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l"ir nni'p for wirntille plnmilng mi, I rn
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For
Saturday
Store Hours: 9 to 5:30
t.
To mo i row ends GlmbolH most wonderful show-
inp of Paris Fashions on Living Models.
Next week at the Stanley Theater.
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET 'CHESTNUT J EIGHTH NINTH
Friday, March 4, 1921
For the first time the store- hasn't been bit:
enough to hold those desiring to witness the
Fashion Review, so it will be given all next week
as an mldcd feature at the Stanley
For
Saturday
Women's $50 to $90 Spring Suits
in One Tremendous Sale at
$39.75
Thirty-two styles to choose from including boxy coats, butterfly coats, rippling coats, blouse coats. Spanish
stylo coats, Mandarin-stylo coats, swirl-pancl-back coats; and the very best of good-looking taillcurs that ever
mirrored Paris' latest spring ideas!
Very fine Irlcotlnes mostly blue some black.
Very smart tweeds in the misty, mixy colorings.
Vciy fine men's-wear serges mostly blue.
Sizes: 34 all the way up to 03!
-Ahead 0 Any $33.75 Suits Anywhere!
All spring's i-tylcs.
All spring's new colots including applc-gicen, rust, Harding
"Flex-o-Tex" Suits at $18.75
besides the navy blues, the heathers, the
blue, the twinc-y tans
oxfords. Sizes up to 48.
(.IiiiIipIh. Salnim of tri, 'I lilril llimr.
Misses' Ultra-Smart
Tweed Suits S.s
Special at $25
Of tthop wonderful many-toned tweeds that look Spring tan
of dove gray or npple green 01 brown or very dark brown
or Harding blue but have at least five "hidden colors" that are
the last word in smartness.
Styles? The newer t-ort of sports styles that aie all the iagc.
Sizes: 14 to 20.
Fascinating Suit Styles
For Her Important First Suit
at $29.75 to $39.75
Cutest, -.auciest things in high, bright colors; and styles
you're moie apt to meet with at $:if).7." to $4f!
(Ilmtirl.., Hiilmtrt uf llrp.N, 'I hint tliior.
f?Sw . x r, .
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fi'U -'A -flHB .1HHIIII T . B9 M
( 'X$ .... cr v
Ull &IUV M. UIIIUI I UlU
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at $8.95 to $29.75
Kspeeiall.N
At .SS.ii.'i spin t.-. niudi'l of canvas weave in
wood, brown, blue or gieen. Swagger back;
laglan .-lecves Sizes 10 to 1(J.
A I SIS. SKi.75. S17.50. SISI.7S to S21.73
"(Iions up" roats foi sizes (i to 10 vears. In
oney dew. turquoise blue, i.openliagcn blue,
tans, loic-coloi and "natural. Cape-effects;
effects and wrap-style.
Al Sl.-i. S17..")0, Sl!l.7.". S2.- mid S29.7.". For
. ... ..iN - II. lining nltnltlilli nm I lilif n tit(I i
if.i'TS iu it iw (iun .- vvi , wiiiiik Hint a iiiuii ill
f'7 ront, wmij) or cape!
eon T"x liliiiiielh " ii I iiii or nrf, I hlnl llnor.
M( f "horn
if
"American Lady" Corsets
$3.50 Models
for $1.90
Low bust, medium skirt styles for slender and average
figures. Mostly with the elastic inset skirts that "cling"
and won't "work up."
Mostly dainty pinks with pretty trimming touches.
Nemo Self-Ueducing Corsets, Special at $.'. And sizes
22 tO ')(). (ilnil.i If. I'lnl. ur.rl Iiuii, ppiiii Hour.
Ten Saturday Specials
in $3 Waists
sit Z
4 (A
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jLq . At . . wr i L -'ry-
(sru fiw' wi
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Mostly semi-tailoted models
theicV a positive furore for them.
But some mighty pictty embioid-
trimmed models, too some
th eyelet collar and cuffs.
Ten styles including French
voiles (with band drawnwotk);
sheer, fine batistes; lawns (they
launder beautifully), and splendid
madrases.
t.lnibfl., Siilnim of llrr.N, Ililril flour.
Women's Coats
Saturday Specials
In wiap-styles. In 'coat-style.
In cape-styles. In spot ts-styles.
Special at $29.75 a sniait, sports length coat of fine vvool
vi'lour, in the new grays, tans and browns. Silk-lmed throughout.
Special at $25 full-length, silk-lined, Uiilor-stitched, wool
pup! in coat.
Special at $35 silk-lined, braid-tiimmed wrap of fine men's
wear serge in navy blue.
Polo Cloth Sports Coat hilk-lined at SIS, S2U.75. S.'l.'i, SI.",
and S49.75.
Normandy bolivin Sports Coats at M." and $."..
Sports Coats, of impoited tweeds and mixtures at S2U.75
and $3.". Ulnil.rK snlnn. r l)rr, 'llilnl llmir.
lOOO
READY-TO-WEAR
HATS
of the Milan Hemp Thai tn
Hotli Servicc-Uiriny and
Smart
Special at $4.95
The shapes aie the newest "block
shapes"; in medium sizes that aie the
idol of the hour
The trimmings aie the "fatK" and
"vogues" of the minute.
And the (olors aie black, blown,
navy, pearl-gray, henna and Harding
blue. UIiuIipIh. 'llilnl Hour
Subway Store Stages a Sensational
DRESS SALE
I liililiilili'lvil nllll
w iiii i.piimpiip, fttv
I niliriilitprnl unit
I j plrtlril 'I ii fir li,
l.1
llrmtpil l.riircrll.
Olpr Sim, JI.V
j-r, fiikv RSk.
ffl o - A rferJEr, WIjIiw k
1 I 50 Dresses.
Women's and misses' sizes.
All the new Spring Silks, including
Foulards.
Sixty-five advance Spring styles.
All at
15
Values $25 to $50
Whole dll'K-es ol foil lit nl
I'oulard bodice with liuoletti- -Uii-t
Taffeta embroideied in coin-dots anil coiit tize
e.v clots in color
TalTetas with lingciie tmuhes.
Taffetas with .iut-work enibionlci'.v in Knii
manian colors
Satins with gold-touched embtoidery.
Satins etnbtoulereil with chenille.
Tricolettcs embioidcied in color
Satins trimmed with velvet ribbons.
Satins with panel-linings of geianiuin color
lieorgette
(Jeorgcttes beaded from top tn toe! Anil
ill.-lincd.
Satin- with bias-set lullles
Taffetas satins- and nicotines heavily,
beautifully bended.
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Extra Space
Extra Salespeople
Subway Store
J
" Reduced Price"May Signify Much
or Little Depending on the. Make
t ietu Urand
On a Man's Suitor Overcoat
Establishes Value and Emphasizes
the Reduction
Makers of "Society Brand" Clothes also
had to adjust their stocks to it replacement
basis; and Gimbels, as exclusive Philadelphia
representatives, are the mediums "brokers,"
if you will! through whom they pass the re
duced prices to you. In particular
A Recently-Received
Lot of 2000 l$QA
&Qtkt) ?BrauJ) ' MU
Suits at
That Were $55 to $75
Up-to-date models in single- and duublo-
breastcd styles, suitable for wear all the year.
This clearaway of stocks also includes
That Were $55 to $75 Values
"Society Brand"
Overcoats I
and Ulsters i al
i
Were $50 to $60 J
Overcoats 1
and Ulsters at
Were $70 to $80 J
Overcoats
and Ulsters . al
Were $90 to $125 ,
$25
$35
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These Prices Are the Lowest Level for the Greatest
Values of the Season
Included are "(Yombies" (Aberdeen, Scotland, makers of the finest overcoatings in t
world) ; "Elysian" Fur Beavers, finest Crombie, Montagnacs, Kerseys, Meltons, Lo
uumes aim v iceces tne aristocracy ot Uvercoatdom.
i.imhtlo "fi mid Mimr Mnlh irr
the
fty
The "Wear and Tear" a limj dives His' Clothes Makes This Item
Formidable in Family Expenses Here's Help for the Famili Purse
Sale of 2600 Boys' Norfolk Suits at
Half Price
$8
75
$12.50 $17.50
Been $15 and $20 Been $25 Been $35
Most ut the Suits at SI2.r0 and up have an etra pair of trousers.
.Junior Suits and Serge Reefers. Spring weights, ini'tv stvles, al So.
Boy
The Suits in cassimere.s,
collar and i uli'.s.
lerscv iloth and wasliabl
top, with blue .serge I i'nusc-.s,
I.liiihpl. I Iimi (1....I
Sale Extraordinary !
2?00G Ivory-Grain
CELLULOID
Hand Mirrors and
Brushes
At $1.59 Each
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Sale of
BRIEF CASES
Secretaries and Folders
1J - ' ade "f high i. I'll, hand ItoaiilctJ n. uli.de
ithl (.i.i tn Ninf.iii (nwiiide-
lil.it U
C oido.iii
111 IIV.
N.itur.'l
Half
At $3.75
At $4.25
At $5 00
At $6.00
vr-n, At $7.50
r rice Al !!?-2
J At $11.00
At $12.50
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en's Natty Spring Hats, $2-85- $3-45 and 5
' .stilt II. it an. I Derbies n t i. - th,,- uti ,.
lll.Ultllll' I I V N,t,i.N t lilnwll. l III i til 1 I.,
sj.s.'i, s.! 1.1 .iinl "i.
New Importation of Men's Fine Caps
at $2, $2.50 and $3
i ium ii I' I I.did m.iili 1 in,., ,. mil
line I uglish i l-.l'i-
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$1.65 1o $3
Boys' New 1921
Hats at
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Dotted Veilings
Special at SOc to $ 1 .25 Yd.
In MllllU- i nil ll I l limit f( 1
nil inntrastlllK i .ilm t .1 im-his
'I to 11 i p.itl On nf
WILBUR BUDS ' SSc
1000 lbs. Special at lb. Box
CANDY SPECIAL Assorted Glncc Fruits;
Save a Fourth, 500 One-Pound-Boxes at-
CANDY SPECIAL Old-Fashioned Cream or lb.
Mint Plait, 1500 lbs. at C
ItlmlMts, ( lir. Iiiiii sir,.,.( mx (irniiij ur ml s,,,, ut
95c
Chem Craft
The Harmless Toy That
Teaches (hemi.stri in Uu
"'; ) ni"
$1.50 to $10
No J Set .Special lomnrrow I
j at S1.95. Itenularly $2.50.
$10 Doll Perambulator
Special Tomorrow at $7
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