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GlFviBEL BROTHERS
MARKET CHESTNUT ::EIOHTH NINTH
Friday, March 28, 1921
Monday Furniture Sale of most unusual
interest and economy. But, first and fore
most, is the charm of the goods.
For
Saturday
For
Saturday
"Tho drawing Master" moro than a toy;
ft' half a kindergarten. Anyone, big or little,
can draw pleasing pictures. ?5, $12 nnd f 15.
Come tee it. Joy Store, Fourth floor.
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LEGION MEN TOLD -sJX j
i
Colonel D'Ollor Tolls Ingersoll
Post Nippon 13 Dominated
by Militarists
KEPT UNDER SURVEILLANCE
Colonel Franklin D'Olicr. who re
...ntlv returned, from a trip to Jonnn
Z Thlnn. during which ..oundd
countries as to
future possible
disturbances, last
nlslit addrosscd a
meeting of the
Harry Ingersoli
Post, American
Legion, nnd die
mssedi the rela
tions of thfg eodn
trr With Jnnan.
fnlnnrl D'Oller declared the mental
niiididc nnd processes of the .Tspsnexre
ilosclv recmblotl thoso of the Teuton.
ifn ipvribetl tho cloio surveillance
maintained on his movement while he
w m there ana eniu:
"Thev imnelned I was there to Of
nni7c American reservists. Ihtf
Tould not be mode to believe differently
from what wmiu nave rxtn tnoir ne
iinn In n similar situation.
"The military party is now in powr
m Jnnan." ho continued. "They have
leen kept there by the succession of
nnrs Hint nave marKcu me nations
liWorv in the last thirty years, and
nhould the appear to lose prestige they
might undertake mcasurei tnnt would
tonrl In trouble with the United Ktatrft
They would, by this means get the
populace wiiii mem anu recall ineir
tupremacy.
Tim monthly mcetlne of John 1'.
ftnrland Post whs held Tuesday night
lit the Ilooevelt Hank llnli, Twenty
tn ct and Whirton streets. A large
attendance and new membership were
eportcd, aim piani were completed lor
n dance, with many new feature, to be
jiven Msrcii vj.
Tomorrow night the Society of the
Third DivMon will Show tome pic
tures vitally interesting to all men who
erved in the division during too war,
ns the reels Are action pictures taken
mi every front and sector on which
i hey served ani the Third didn't miss
many.
The division is shown in action in
ill its engagements and nio while with
the army of occupation in Germany.
'I he pictures were obtained through the
(Torts of the Third Division officers
niul the courtesy of the national so
i Itty. They will bo shown at the Grand
fraternity, 1020 Arch street, at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening .
TO HONOR DEAD HEROES
West Philadelphia High to Unveil
Memorial Tablet April 0
Tbo memory of twenty-one boys, pu
pil? of the AVest Philadelphia High
School for Hoys, who lost their lives in
Trance during thewar, will be honored
prll 0 nt the school.
This day wilt mark the four nnni
crsary of the entrance, nf the United
Mates into the vnr nKalnst Germany,
and in honor of tho event C. C, Heyl,
principal of the school, plans to have
nirn of nntloual reputation present.
lienernl 1'erfcliln; will be invited ns the
principal speaker, while (governor
Sproul and other prominent men atMi
will be invited to make addresses.
In honor of thcNJallen heroes n
bronze tablet will be unveiled In the
rhool. It was designed by Edward
Slicnton, tin illustrator nnd former pu
till of tho rehool. It is being made by
Mto Schwcizer, n sculptor of this city.
MRS. BONIFACE GIVES BAIL
"Female Ponzl" Puts Up Cash to
Appear to Aniwtr New Charge
Mrs. Mildred Honlface. the "female
I'onti." is at the homo of n relatim In
this city todny, having furnished $100
'asn nan last nigni to ootaln tier re
lease from the Gloucester county Jail at
Woodbury, N. .T.
An indlrtment chnnrintr her with nb
lalninc S2M0O by falm nrctenses frnm
Kverctt Marshall. Newfield, N. J., was
lunsneu Tcsiernny ny me uioucester
rounty tamrt. After site was din-
barged from rustidy she was rearrested
nt once on n warrant charging a statu
tory offense.
PAINT MAN
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" Store Manager
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Correapomlsncc
Manufacture
Formula.
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win conslittr pubtlcltr, rlc or
torf work, but not road or ouialdt
aelllne.
I'. O. BOX 2097
Minnt.K riTY offipk.
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Special for Easter!-
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COR. 8TH & CHESTNUT STS.
1017 MARKET ST.
909 MARKET ST.
Ready With Over 5000 Women's
New Spring COATS
and WRAPS
Remarkable Values
Values in quality and workmanship sup
ported by thoroughly good styles.
Pofo Cloth Coats natural fans and soft French blues
at $15 and 918.75.
Silk-lined Serge Capes at $21.75 black or navy blue.
Plenty of "sweep"!
And at $25. $29.75, $35 These Man
Tailored, Hand-Finished Coats,
Capes, Wraps
Valour CoaU, Cape and Wraps.
Bolivia Coats, Cape3 and Wraps.
Polo-cloth Coats. .
Mixture-Fabrics In motor and travel styles. '
Gabardine Coats, Capes nndWraps.
Tricotlira Coats, Capes and Wraps.
Every Garment Silk-Lined, and
as for Colors
Arab tan. Sof.
a)atn l Dtnt, ThUA float-.
$29.75
Black,
rento blue
Navy blue. Ostrjeh gray.
Urown. Hump-gray.
Unusually Beautiful Trimmed
Millinery
Inexpensively Priced
$8.50 to $18.50 ,
And deftly arranged so as to bo tha biggest
possible help' to the last-minute shopper.
Small and medium-brim hats smart for the
trip to the shore; or to wear to Easter morning's
service.
Largo dressy Hats for Easter week's "occa
sions." New flower and fruit-trimmed effects.
New ornaments.
New ribbon treatments.
Black, brown, navy blue, chcrry-rcd and gray.
(HmbeH, MllfllWi? Anion, Third flaor.
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I $5.95 to $12.75 Philippine Hand-
Embroidered Waists "Ir1 $3.95
Very fine cotton voiles.
And yitty flno batistes.
Many trimmed with real fllet.
All most elaborately hand-embroidered.
Oimbrl, Ha la it j ot Drna, fMrA flaar,
MMMUMtMataaMbMriaMM.
Women's $45 Serge Suits
Fifteen Styles-at $33.75
Regular and Extra Sizes
U. S. serges nnd men'a-wear serges the hind that wear and
wear and out-wear pretty nearly everything else!
Beautifully cut and made over the famous Oimbil-graded
patterns.
Man-tailoTed throughout Silk-lined coats.
Sizes: 34 to 48. '
$33.75 "Flex-o-Tex" Suits
Sixteen Styles at $1875
Regular and Extra Sixes
Sixteen styles. Thirty colorings.
Sizes 34 to 48.
And an Army of Bxpeft Salespeople and Fitters Rtadg tor Quickest
Latt'Mlhufe Service
fllrabrln. Halona of Drrf, TtUJ floor.
ocs
Misses' Suits
The New, Smart Tweeds-
Special l $
at
Tweeds and homostiuns. in tho softest, nretti-
est colorings of the spring tho new grays; the
new bluos, the now tans, tho new greens besides
very practical "business suits" In darker browns
and greens and blues.
The Famous "Flex-o-Tex"
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Suits Specially Priced
$15 and $18.75
The best wool-Jersey made.
A dozen smart styles.
Probably thirty colorings to choose from
plain or heather.
14 to 20 year sizes.
ttrnMa, Salona of Drcaa, Third floor.
lovely over-plaids.
if in natural tans, Harding blue
All Men's $11 to $17 Shoes, $3.75 to $9.75
New management makes absolute clearance.
$3.75 for a Line of $11 Shoes
.75 for a Line of $12 Shoes
$5.00 for a Line of $15 Shoes
$5.95 for $12 and $13 Shoes
$9.75 for $13 to $17 Shoes
Thousands of pairs, including; Hurley Shoes, Brennan's, Thompson Brothers "Welbred" and "Perfection.'
Sales are final no exchanges ; no C. O. D. ; none on mall order. Every pair should be fitted here.
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Girls' Spring Coats
Ten Styles Qt 17 rf
Special at t)l OU
Velouru In soft greens and fascinating
cherry-reds and tans.
Canvas-weaves in solid colors and those
ciy over-plal
Polo-eroaldn
and n wonderful deep rose-color.
uood blue serge.
And big, effective wool plaids.
Sports styles. Swirl'back styles. Belted
coats. Beltless coats. Yoke-models. Raglans.
0 to 10 year sixes.
Besides the Cutest Circular
Capes Also at $ 1 7.SO
Blue serge, with collar of contrasting color
and fabric.
Patch pockets two of 'cm.
8 to 10 year sizes.
UlmtxM, Salon of flrfa. Thlr flaor.
Entire Stock Reduced
to Average Half Price
$7.65 for $12 and $14 Shoes
$8.75 for $14 and $15 Shoes
Suits for Men and
, Young Men
$30 $35 $40
Mostly quarter-lined; silk-piped seams.
New browns; grays in dark, medium and light;
plain blues; hair-lines, pencil stripes, herringbone;
club and shepherd checks; Glen Urquhart plaids.
Double- and single-breasted. $30, $35 and $40.
Other Suits at $45, $50 and $60; finest foreign
suitings; many are silk-lined.
js$0tfefi ?3ran&
Cutaway Coats With Vest
Oxford vicuna; silk-lined, bound edge, at $65.
From another maker: Oxford vicuna, lined with
serge or silk; bound or plain edge, at $35.
EASTER SPECIAL !
300 Pure Worsted-lQ 50
Cheviot Suits J '
With Extra Trousers
From another maker
Popular one-button coat, quarter-lined; rich
shades of array, olive, new brown and Cuban brown
jitujjiiKuuim, exiraorxunarv vaiue at $zu.iu.
Thousands of pairs, but sizes will soon
begin to break. Bo fn time.
tlm!U, ftttmi awr.
2500 Pairs of Women's
Nsetyfe8t Strap Low Shoes
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Gimbel's Easter Shoe Special The Once-in-a-Year
Special Philadelphia's Best Shoe Special
$7.85
Brown Suede Black Suede
Black Satin Black Kid
And combination effects.
Gray Suede
Tan Russia Calf
Olmbrla, fitrtmt flan.
$1.25 Record Un
Albums at &
10-Inch size. Hold twelve records.
$1.50 Record Albums at $1.15
12-inch size. Hold twelve records.
Just ina largo stock of Records for Easter
Buy any selection of records on the Easy Payment
lAlta
ainilifU. HfjtMh finer, Alto hulmny fllorf.
Dainty Camisoles for Easter
Wearing at $ 1 , $ 1 .50 and $2
Plenty of pink plenty of white plenty half-lace!
And the popular navy blues at $1.50 and $2.
Lacy Envelope Chemises
Special at $1.50 and $1.95
.hJtiX&gf AoTeb.S asStr:pe,,toap8sfr0nt-th-t yU dn,t "" " -
Silk Petticoats Special at $3.95
Jersey tops. Plain and fancy flounces.
.. lllmbl, Hfrand flaar.
350 Newly Arrived
SPRING OVERCOATS
Famous Hudder; finest foreign Huddersfield
vicunas and coverts; Roberts cheviots, tweeds and
homespuns; staple oxfords and all the latest novelties
in coloring, weave and models. $30 to $55.
Raglan Topcoats, of black and white tweeds and
Knitted cloth m several colorings. $20 and $25.
GimheU, -reiNt flour, Xlrtth Sfrrrt,
"aaaaaaa
Easter Specials in
Men's Gloves
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Subway Store Sale of aft&ni
Very
Wonderful
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Dresses
at
10.75
Values $18 up to $30
Eight styles in trieolettc Rold-touchcd, eye
letted, elaborately brald-embroldercd, elaboratoly
silk-embroidered; embroidered In the new
cherry-red or in multi-color effects.
Draped tunics. And straight lines. And sur
plice effects. And sash-styles.
Several styles In trlcotincs tricotinea of
qualityl Color-embroidered. Or bead-embroidered,
One model entirely beaded in scarlet
beads and crystal.
Several models in taffeta noto especially
that model with the gold-hemmed ruffles set
u-bias.
Onc-clasp Gray Duplex Gloves. If .7.1
One-clasp Gray Silk Gloves, $U8.
UlnttKU, Ural ,
lOOO lbs. Milk
Chocolate, lb. box
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48c
Full Assortment of Easter Candies at Lowest Prices
fimbria. Chrrtnni Slret Annr , Grand Al.l.i Alt 8kw.r 8lorf
Candy Special 1000 lb3 of
Chocolate Straws, lb. box-
Boys' Easter Clothes
Show as much style detail In line, tailoring and finish
as those which father will wear on Easter morning.
Boys' Norfolk Suits at $10
Single- and double-breasted models in fancy
mixtures. Skcs 6 to 16 years
Boys' Norfolk Suits
Many icith extra pair of fulUlined Unickvrt.
At $12.50, $15, $17.50 and $20
Fine quality wool tweeds and cassimercs.
Sues 7 to 18 years.
Boys' Blue Serge Norfolk Suits
New models in sizes 8 to 18 years.
$12.50, $13.50, $15 and $20
Boys' Spring Reefers
at $5, $7.50 and $10
Sizes 3 to 10 years.
Boys' Washable Suits
at $2.50 and $3.75
Olmbrla. Third floor.
Men's Hats for Easter
I,ie?eriym.I?f,eL,' dby or a soft felt hat yu're surc to
And satisfaction at GImbcls. Popular shapes in the new pearl shades
and light tans and browns. All sizes, at $2.85, $3.45 and $5.
llmlwl, Klrat flaar.
Boys' Newest Straw Hots variously at $1.95 to $5.
Olmb.U, Third floor.
100 Fine
Fox Fur
Choker Scarfs
Misses' sizes 14 to 18.
Women's sizes 38 to 46.
-CilmlwK Snlnfa, Mnrr.
at $15
Half
Price
fine quality, soft Patagonian
fox scarfs in the new steel gray
color.
Beautifully mounted and fin
ished. Just right to perfect the Easter
costume.
Tilinbrla, 1'iir Salon.. Third floor.
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Men's Easter Bargains
$2 and $2.50 $150. $2 and i?2..
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Shirts at $1.25
Reinforced a newly arrived fresh lot with a
group of higher-priced sorts from stocks that are
just a trifle handled nothing to prevent a first
wearing. New striped effects. $1.25 for $2 and
$2.50 Shirts.
Ties at 95c
Bought these for this spring and Easter sell
ingbrand new, but for storckeeping reasons we
shall sell 1200 of these $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Tlas at
95c. For Easter and spring.
lilmbrN, rirat floor, Nlnlh Hlrrct.
Men's Choice Easter Suits and Top Coats
In the Stithwnrwwi Oaw
are 8pedal,priccSr!!dine8S t0 ShPPer just as the early customer. And these
$15 - $20 - $25
B&ys' Norfolk
Suits $7.95
Same Suit With Extra Pair
of Full-Lined Knickers
at $10
"Wearplodge" and other de
pcndablo makes. Ages 7 to 17.
Medium-weight and light-weight for spring and
summer wear.
WorBteds, cheviots, unfinished worsteds, popular serges, sum
mer flannels and standard cassimercs. Splendid range of colors
b ucs, grays, browns and greens. Neat stripes and mixtures besides
plain shades.
Quarter-lined. Half-lined. And all seams are piped. In single
and double-breasted models. At $15, $20 and ?25.
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