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EVENING PUBIilO EEDGER-PmEADEljPHIA MONDAY, 'APRIU 4, 1921
Stora Hours, 9 to 5.30
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH
Monday, April 4, 1921
Vantine leader in collecting
nnd selling Oriental goods for al
most seventy-five years. This
whole splendid Fifth Avenue, New
York collection came to us at half.
For
Tuesday
For
Tuesday
Said a
never seen
connoisseur "I have
a display ot unental
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Goods to equal
tliis Vantine sale
at Gimbels."
PRiiAGHES ON DEATH
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AS DAUGHTER DIES
Gloucester Minister Hears Child
Hns Passed Away at End
of Sermon
HAD BID HIM GOOD-NIGHT
' In the midst nf lifi- c mo In
ilcnth ' snlil t ho Rov V Unrip 'Am
inrrmnn pntor of the First McthodNt
t'hiireli nt (iloiicpstiT. N I . lMt nlglit
ili n cimon (o lii oonRn-entinn
Almost nf thp Mine nwmrnt iIioiirIi
unknown (o him the rlcrKjmnn iiRht
rcn-niontli-nM ilmiKhlor. I nitrn, who
lind hndc him pood nnsht hut n few
hour before, wns hrrnthinc her Inst nt
the Zlmmeitnnn home In Hridgptoii
At the ihtirrh the olerRMniin IipIiI" n
Inrce nudlenee snelllioiind n he bioiiRlit
before them n picture of the gre-jt mo
ment of denth nnil the reponibilllv of
propnrition for nfter life wlilili en
one niu"t rinlle in theli i-voiv iliv
thoughts nnd deed'
Twentv mllns nwnj nt lilt Unilseton
home the nme iibjeet in it ilifftn nt pn
title nppvnrul nlmost hh if in ioncrete
Illustration of his sermon, ns lii ihild.
?ho linil been ill uitli si"iilit fever
Kiiddenh took u turn for the wore His
wife with nnother vounR child vninly
did her best to me tlie sufferei. um
tuotied medienl nid nnd tlinn helplrsslv
ki pt WRil ii "he pi-xed nwn
Immrrliiiteh on the loiuluiion of lit"
sermon the telephom milR in the Mii1
of the pntoi V whispered inesnie mid
he pxened hunsilt from n Rroup of hi"
pnriihiotiers to leceup the enll Al
tliiniKli tho denth nf hi dniiRhter wa
unexpected nnd i-iino n n shoi U to him.
hi Ki pt hii poie nnd limriedh sauna
Rond-niRht to ceernl nf his pirlsliioiiPp
nsKcd his friend Pr llnrlnti 1' Minor
n trustee of the ihnieli to drhe him to
HridReton
The hild rontrniled the fntnl ill
news during the Methodist Conference in
New .Tere two vvppUh npo. AlthotiRh
thp Zlmmermnn home has been undet
qunrnntine Itiee that time, the little
one wns not thousht to be in nn Rrent
ihtiKcr nnd she hid hpr father T rhi ei
cood nipht betore he left to preiuh his
Mrmon Inst night
Son Frustrates Father's Suicide
Prompt lutinn "ii tin1 pait of Climbs
Smooth 111." North Tlnrtv -sixth ttteet.
pieiinted the dinth of lm filthei.
.TjpKhoii Stimuli s(mhH-six enrs old.
iiKordlng to tin poliet The nRul inun.
who is said tn hUM- In Mi diliresspil b
illness miiiTmI tin1 dooi nnd windows
of his iiiimii with pupi i nnd t i rin il mi
he mis Hi, ,)dor of tin rii iittrmlid
Mrs Siiinoth who notihul Iipi sC)n
rnndliiR in nn ndjniniiiK room lli-bioki
down the il'ioi ml found hi fntliei un
i onseious in i c hnir lie inrried him
out nnd snnt In in t the I'rt tlivutmn
Hospital when it is said lie will n
We're Sailors First
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$2iH Reading
$3:00 Pottsville
$3i0 Shenandoah I
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E In a biy Atlantic City
E file that lady' friend was E
r. luiined t" death Hud tin E
E huildinps in tht block had tin E
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E Must we give up life foi E
shingles?
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n The stiindinp: seam," nnu so
populai, kips tin loofs ,ni
admirable effect of formal
E elegance, and like shingles,
tin inn lm painted in an tint
or (oloi to harmonise with the
rest of the building Aiclu-
E teas hao learned to do with
E tin nnd paint what out grand-
fathers noei di earned of
E Tin mnUns the best loof,
but ou want the best tin. Ask
anv rnofti to name the bct
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Women's $29.75 to $45 Dresses at $25
With the lovely Kitten's Ear Crepe-Satin Dress pictured as one perfectly delightful example. The hem and sleeves are in
Vandyke points. And every point is bordered with jet-beads that are almost more buttons than beads 1
Smartly embroidered Trlcotines, besides.
And tucked mignonettes.
And tailor-stitched tricotines.
Elaborately eyeletted Crepe de Chins.
And hand-beaded Georgettes.
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Misses' $25 Dresses at $15
Tncolettes beautifully embroidered
Serges and Tricotines man-tailored.
Taffetas all ruffles! Or all lovely color-touchei'
And crepes de chine.
14 to 20 year sizes
Misses' $39.75 Suits at $29.75
Fifteen styles.
Tweeds. Nub-cloths, and "compose suits" check skirt; check
trimmed jacket.
Sizes 14 to 20.
Women's $55 to $79 Suits
at $45
1 ncotine? Poirct twills And wonderful, wonderful tweeds
Staple stjles And novelty styles Something particularly smart
for everv purpose from strict service to elaborate "occasion "
Sizes 34 to 51.
Women's $75 Wraps at $58
The lovely tricotine model pictured in navy blue and black.
( repe de chine lined throughout and nothing but actually seeing
tan tell joti the charm of the silver-gray lining in the navy blue
wrapt also black
Elaborately braid-treated the picture shows how.
Misses' $35 and $39.75 Coats at $25
Polo Coats. Wraps. Straight-line Coats. Capes.
Serges. Tricotines. Polo cloakings. Velours, and velours
overplaldings. Sizes 14 to 20.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Never Before Such Gimbel- Values at the Opening of the Season
Sale Extra ordi nary Spring and
Summer Underwear at Bargain Prices
. First Floor and Subway Store
15,600 garments. Fresh, clean, new stocks. Extra selling space for quick service
Women's Underwear
Women's Regular and Extra Size
Knitted Union Suits at 48c
r nc cotton Tight and loose knee stln
Low neck, sleeeless, also band top mode';
Rtin of the-mill lot
Women's First Quality "Seal
pack" Athletic Union Suits,
Half Price, $1.25
("hecks and novelty effects. Bodice model
Pihk and white.
Women's Regular and
Extra Size Vests,
15c and 28c
At 15c, Bodice stles. At 28e, Band tops
md lace yokes.
Women's "Nushape" Lisle Union
Suits at 95c
Hirsh's" three-piece model Various
style and weaves. Regular and extra sizes.
"Seconds."
Men's Underwear
Men's $1 Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers Famous "Conde"
Make at 50c
Long and short sleeve shirts. "Run-of-the-mill
lots "
Men's "Topkis" Athletic Union
Suits, at 68c
Striped madras and checked nainsook.
Various grades. "Seconds " Sizes 34 to 44.
Men's "Gibb" Split-Belt Union
Suits at 95c
Fine gauze cotton Athletic and regular
models. "Run-of-the-mill" lots
Children's Underwear
Children's "Bear Brand" Knitted
Waist Union Suits First
Quality 48c
Spring weight. Sizes 2 to 12 years
Boys' "Gibb" Split-Belt Union
Suits at 55c
Athletic knee style. "Run-of-the-mill" lots.
Sizes 4 to 16 years.
Boj's' 'Topkis" Nainsook Union
Suits at 58c
Athletic style. Sizes 4 to 12 years. "Sec
ondt."
Children's 'Topkis" Waist
Union Suits, at 58c
Checked nainsook. Sizes 4 to 12 years.
"Seconds."
Gimbels. First floor and Subway Storr
Tomorrow An Irresistible Sale of Women's
Strap Pumps
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Suede : Kidskin : Calf : Satin
Special at $8.85
The daintiness, the "lines," the beautifully novel "combinations" you'd associate with
shoes at $12 and more.
Makers' "friend-making concessions" to our new department head.
The new gray suede pumps.
The new black satins.
The new brown suedes.
The new light tan Russia calf.
The new "applique" effects black kid with gray suede applique; brown calf with
brown suede applique; brown suede with tan calf applique.
Low and high French heels. And the smartest new strap-effects!
Gimbels, Shoe Section, Second floor.
The Gimbel
Cottage Sale of
FURNITURE
Brings Savings of
Third to Half
One of the chief subdivisions of the sale is a lot of
Peel Cane, Reed and Grass Furniture
At Half Price Ranging $5 for $10 Chairs
Up to $20 for $40 Settees
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Chinese Fine Reed Suites, three pieces as illustrated.
Regular value, $76.
Special at $38
Celebrated Hour-Glass
Chairs at $7.25
Regularly $14 50
Chair as illustrated
is of the finest and
largest s i 5 e
chair of its
character
made. A direct
importation at
half price,
$7.25. Regular
value $14.50.
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Hong Kong Grass Chairs
and Rockers at $10
Regularly
$20
As illustrat
ed, made of
woven Hong
Kong gras,
large a n d
com fortsjjle.
At half price,
$10. Regular
ly $20.
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Hong Kong Grass S'lites, three pieces as illustrated.
Regular value, $80.
Special at $40
Fiber Reed Furniture at Reductions of 35 and More
A lot of Fiber Reed furniture in two
designs (one illustrated). Finest con
struction, spring seats, loose cushions,
cretonne upholstery, finished in beau
tiful shade of baronial brown finish
Three-piece Suites, half price, 555.
Regularly $110.
Same suite with 6-foot davenport,
three pieces. S85. Regularly $135.
Rockers, at $18. Regularly $30.
Settees, at $30. Regularly $50
Three-Piece Suite, $112.50
Regularly $225
This magnificent 'suite as illustrated
with 6-foot dacnport, large rocker and
arm chair, finest construction, spring
seats, loose cushions, upholstered backs,
coverings of cretonne, finished in bar
onial brown or antique ivory. Thret
pieces half price, $112.50. REGULAR
LY $225.
Fiber Reed Suites at 50 Discount
Chamber Suites, Finest Quality, at 30Discount
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Magnificent suite, as 'illustrated
Sheraton design, highest grade of fur
niture construction. Bow-end bedstead,
large bureau, magnificent chifforobe,
senu-vanity case, finished in mahog
anv, four or five pieces as follows.
Four-Piece Suite at $375
Five-Piece Suite at $478
Chamber Furniture
in Oak, Mahogany,
Walnut and Curly
Birch Four-Piece
Suites at .$240
Ml pieces as illustrated f
rst of construction, beautifully
linibhed, dust-proof interior,
large bureaus, clnffonniers,
toilet tables and full-size bed
steads. Four pieces in anv of
the above finishes at $240. Sold
separate!) if desired
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Carload of $35
Ostermoor
Mattresses at $25
$35 Brass Bedsteads at $15
A Special Purchase of 200 Bedsteads
Below Factory Cost
Two designs as illustrated,
2-inch posts, -inch fillitiR
rods, finest of satin finish, full
size. Regular value, $35.
To Be Closed Out at $15
Four-Post Bedsteads
Special at Half Price
Bedsteads as illustr.itrl l-mMi
turned posts, ma hoaanv hciil nan.
Ostermoor s celebrated box
edge mattresses, A5 pounds weight,
finest pure cotton felt filling,
heavy fancy tickings, Special price
of $25 for a $35 mattress.
els full size, dull finish. Regular
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A J HALF PRK F-, $27.50 each
60-Pound Mattresses
at $18, Regrularly $26
Felt mattress with 6-mcli bor
tier, Imperial edges, four rows of
stitching, full size, 60 pounds
weight, finest of fancy tickings.
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