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Mayor to Ride in First Coach
in Riclora' and Drivers'
Parade, May 14
ON UPPER WISSAHICKON
Oremonl" which proml to be 1p
cldwlly picturesque will mark the open
ing of the first horne show of the ea
on, which will be held alone the upper
Wlnahlckon Mar 1 1. Prominent horse
enthunlasta -vx ill participate In the
ewnt.
Flans for the show were outlined at
a meeting of the riders nnd drivers of
Philadelphia at the Mayor's reception
room last night.
Mayor Moore has told the committee
In charge that he will ride In the first
coach In line, that of Frederick Straw,
bridge. At Valley Oreen he will re
tUw the lln John 11. K. Scott and
Ahton Little will also furnish coaches,
which will lead the march. I
Tentative plana will include the rid- '
era following the coaches, riding four
abreast, and drivero, two abreast, down
ths drive, followed by wheelmen, a sur
vival of the days when atltos were
not thought of Superintendent of
Police William B Mills has offered to
lead personally n squad of mounted
police, and mounted park guards will
act an an evort Members of the First
Cavalry hare also volunteered their
serrlce.
Besides being in the nature of an ex
pocitlon of the glories of the horse the
events of the day are intended to con
ntituta a silent protest to the demands
f automoblllsts that the upper TTlssa
hlckon. now closed to them be opened
"It is our hope." said W. I?. Thorn- ,
cas, president, "that a permanent rul
Jnj will be pissed whereby the lanes
And bypaths remain n calm and peace
fnl resort for the , pedestrian, rider,
driver and wheelman." j
Colonel H, K. Hathaway suggested
last night that a move be sta-tpd to
widen Rittenhouse street down to the
WTt, to provide a better entry from
Gemaotown. All organizations Inter
wtd In horses will be asked to partici
pate. In, the parade on May 14, and a
city-wide, campaign to stir up interest
Jo the projt will be started at once
Etcaplng Proner Shot In Hip
Tlufus Johnson, tventy two years old,
of Eighty-seventh iNfft and Gibson
avtnne. last night was shot In the hip
by Foliceman Haas, of ti Thirty-second
district. Johnson had "n arrest
ed on a charge of disorderly cvluct and
was trying to get awa from ls. He
was taken to the University Htital.
He is a Negro
Store Hour, 9 to 5:30
For
Saturday
Bring the children to GJmbels Saturday between
11 and 12 to meet Johnny Jones. Wo told the
Stanley Theatre that very many wanted to see him.
Olmbfls, Second floor, Wthth Strmt Bide,
Gimbel Brothers
MARkET CHESTNUT: EIGHTH NINTH
!
Every Saturday in the Subway Store there Is
n fine bargain In coffee. Tomorrow 20c lb. Whole,
ground or pulverized. Largo lota sent; singlo
pounds, counter delivery.
Friday, April 29, 1921
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For
Saturday
Sale of Women's Blue Tricotine Suits
Shave With
Cuticura Soap
The New Way
Without Mug
Malia Fly Screens
Rust Proof Durable
Mil for your
Individual w1n!oi.
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RECORDS Tomorrow
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H.ROYER SMITH
COM PAIM'V
10th & Walnut Sts.
Storm Open Saturday Evening!
J Tor ha'iies to-'jred V
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d a'e relief in a jar o'
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smarting; or sting ng vie i
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coel'iig to'jeh o prod i i
romfort unrl pleep So'd ir
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Resinol
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Way look through SPEARE'S
INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
rraom for tlilr laaWiaaallty.
Ko ccmsplcnooi Unci, no loif-
lag pltct for dirt.
Honett, contcientioue aye
service at a moderate cost.
09n Btunlr Until T. St.
.oiancAi.
DfMDF,snJZ.y
Tomorrow
at
Gorgeously Beaded
Elaborately Embroidered
Or Very Smartly Tailleur
$54.75
Half-Pricc
or IVIuch
Below Half!
Nowhere else such values!
Not even here before this I
And so nearly impossible that wsll, never mind, wo did achieve it!
Every saving: advantage.
Every Fashion hint. ,
"Going away" Suits for brides. Costume suits for occasions. Suits for sum
mer travel. But, above all, qualities for service that's a Gimbel hobby!
Some Black, Too, of Courae
Correct styles for mourning.
"Dressier models for the woman who looks her best in black.
Silk-Lined Coats
Smartly-Set Skirts
Mandarin Sleeves or Mannish Sleeves
And every "line" from cute bloused styles to beltless models.
Sizes 34 to 48.
Olmbflt, Salons of Iltm, Third floor.
Just Fifty!
$50 Stone
Marten
Fur
Scarfs
Tomorrow
at $29.75
Be early! Tomorrow.
All carefully selected
skins.
All in the softly shaded
brown tones that are
ultra - fashionable this
Spring and that are in
every fashionable Spring
trosscau !
OlmbtK J"r Pslont, Third floor.
Misses, Suits-Sale Grouped
Tomorrow at $15 and $25
But the Values Run Up to $47!
And there never, never, never was such a suit-year! It's tho
colors!
The Suits at $15 Wool-jerseys, mostly in smart dark, service
able colors.
The Suits at $25 Tweeds stunning tweeds! And adorable
canvns-weaves in those wonderful new ''straw-tans." And home
spuns in Hardin? blue and tomato red and tans and browns. And
"composo" suits.
Clearance of Coats. Capes
and Wraps Reduced to $19.75
oporcs coais. r.moroiaerea wraps, were ana tnere a cape.
Sports coating. Velours. Serges. Club checks.
-01mbln, Solon of DrriK, Third floor.
Spring's Tweed Suits Made
Ultra Smart With a
Flash of Color From
Sports Scarfs
of Fiber Silk
Tomorrow at
$2.95, $3.95 and $5
Fancy novelty weave. Solid
colors of the wanted suit shades,
$2.95.
Fancy novelty stripes in rich
Roman effects beautiful Mend
ings of colors. $3.95 and $5.
(llmbrlfti Nfclmrur Hwtlon,
rirnt floor.
Girls' "May Procession" Dresses
Specials at $5, $6.95 and $8.95
u TuWO ILtylcs at $:, Dainty organdies with new
bortna effect of embroidery and plenty of Valen
ciennes lace. And nn adorable cotton voile with
embroidery and lace and ribbon.
i lovely model pictured at $6.95 Cotton J
vonc, lucKea ana every deep tuck is lace-frilled!
Laco shoulder-scams and sleeve-stripes.
Three "dreams" at $8.95 Nets, all ruffles and
fichus; organdies embroidered, lace-trimmed one
stylo with lace-bordered, scallopcd-edged skirt.
Slightly Mussed White Dresses,
Now $3.95 and $6.95
Were $5.95 to $15
Organdies voiles batistes lawns nets.
(ilmbflii. Third floor.
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$6.95 J
$2,25 Lacy Nightgowns
jtorroio
&
$1.50
Saturday special.
Four new effec
tive styles.
White nainsook.
Daintily tucked.
Embroidery in
sertions, too!
Slashed sleeves.
a 1 abo r a tel
trimmed backs.
filmtwl., Bttoni floor.
Tod
ay
Tools Paints
A newly-good service. AH tools at low prices. Tomorrow
Saws 26-inch, at $1. .
Meat Saws 14- and 16-inch, 50c.
Hatchets Assorted styles, "seconds," at 75c.
Block Planes 7-inch, adjustable, at 85c.
Cutting Plyers 6-inch, at 50c.
Braces Standard size, at $1.
-and so on through a list of handy tools.
Lucas 'Defender" Paints
For inside and outside work.
S1.50 half gallon, $2.75 a gallon.
All wanted colors. 80c quart,
2000 Pairs of
Women's
Strap Pumps
At $7.65
Made to Sell for $11 to $12.50
Made by a factory with country-wide fame for fineness.
Brown suede. Brown satin. Black satin,
""hitc kid. Gray suedc. Tan calf.
J1 sizes. And
at-v Louis, Louis and Cuban Heels r.
Jlml)p, Hlioo Sirtlon, Second floor.
' SALE OF
Refrigerators
Is Going On
"Alaska" makes and Hnney
we believe them best of all..
$19.75 to $67.50
Easy payments cheerfully arranged.
ilmbfl, 1'ourlh floor.
nlraMn, Fourth floor.
$6 Basket-Weave
TJrt0- Hats
Tomorrow
at $2.95
Big;, lovely floppv
brims. Atlantic City's
favorite!
Trimmed with rich,
flowers and ribbons.
Black and white,
navy and white, rose,
b r o w rf lade - green,
orchid and henna.
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-GlmbtlA, Flrnt and
Third floori.
Men's Ball-Strap Oxfords
Tomorrow at $7.85
Recent $12.50 Kinds
Brogue lasts. Low flange heels. Up-to-the-minute
in stylel Solid leather.
Light and medium shades of tan calf.
S7.8!, by virtue of good buying.
Of particular interest to youl.
(llmhelp, Second floor.
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Canton Preserved
Ginger ,n f:!hen 75c Each
t-AVflj' SPECIAL Chocolate - covered 1 CO.
.,wrries in liquid cream
SPECIAL Chocolate - covered
.lb.
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CANDY
Sponge v b. ; doc
Glmbtln, Che.tnut Strrtt Annex,
Oram AUIn and Bubivuj Htarr.
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CORRECT STYLE LONG WEAR
LASTING SATISFACTION IN
MEN'S Kuppenheimer , and
Society Brand Suits
Smart Spring Styles Tomorrow at
$35, $40 and $45
Last Spring's $60 to $75 Kinds
ALSO AT
$50 and $60
Some Are Quarter- and Half-Lined With Silk
Grades That Sold at $80 to $90 a Year Ago
And good clothes from other Gimbel suppliers
170 Suits 73 Top Coat
In singlo- and double-brcaatcd
moaeis; ai-
$21.50
Extra Pair of Trousers With
Suita at
$25, $37.50
HAt-rlng-bonea ; diagonal wortedi
ilmbfli, Hrcond floor. Ninth fllrrfl.
Boys' $15 to $25 Suits
Tomorrow at $10
Ages 7
to 17
in, and
Your boy's size is here in some style. Saturday specials.
Blue serges tailored as dressy suits should be.
lirown and gray cassimeres with the quality woven
stitched in.
Single- and double-breasted models. All all-wool.
Boys' fine $30 to $33 Suits at $16.50 Many with extra trousers!
Ages 7 to 18. All-wool tweeds, cassimeres, and soft-finish, worsteds.
fllmbtli. Boj' Clothln Section, Third floor.
Terry
Cloth
$4.35
Men's
Bath Robes
Tomorrow Special at-
Turkish toweling:, you knowjnakes the
ideal robe for men, for lounging or lntfcb.
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Good color effects.
Maker takes the loss you save a third at
1.35.
Glinbcli. First floor, nt Ninth Street.
Record Albums Specials
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10-inch 69c
Regularly $135
Each Holds
12 Records
12-inch $1.25
Regularly $U0
Preserve your records these albumi
doit.
Victor May Records
Ready Tomorrow Come
Hear Them
flbnbeli, SeTvnth Boon AUo 8ubwy Store.
Subway Store Sale
Women's and Misses' $15 to $20
Suits
Tomorrow
at
$10
Tomorrow
Five styles in jersey a docn smart colorings
Ono style in smart, mix-y tweed.
And sprinklings of mighty good-looking serges.
Misses' sizes: 14 to 18.
Women's sizes: 36 to 41.
Girls $2 Gingham Dresses at $1
Checks and plaids and ovor-plaids.
Cutest pocHet-trimmed styles and
even some with patent leather belts.
6- to 14-year sites.
fctylcs with sashes. And
fllmlwlii, Subway fetore.
Subway Blend Steel-Cut Coffee 20c lb.
(llmMi, hubwur Slorr.
600 Men's New Suits
Just
Arrived
at $16.50
Tomorrow First time this particular clothing
has been on sale at this price or any other price.
Single- and double-breasted models for young
men and older men.
Materials include serges, woistcds and chev
iots in blue, brown, gray and neat, attractive
mixtutes. Good range of sizes, at $16.50.
aimorla, Holiwar filorf.
Boys' New Wash Suits
$1.75 and $2.85
A new purchase of cool summer suits for
boys of 3 to 9 years.
Plain blues, white and a score of color
combinations. Various styles that will please
any youngster.
Your choice at $1.75 and $2.83.
ilmbrl, Hubwnr Store,
5
Tomorrow
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Subway Store Sale
Close to Half Price
5950 Pairs of Boys' and Girls' Shoes in a Great Spring Sale
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Ready Saturday moraine. Three thousand of thn noarlv iv h0nA r,nu. .. v .. 01
looking and long-wearing shoe with honest oak-Wthpr nlp sFn,i -L luiXt TL
s, Truitt Brothers. Bint?hamton. Nnw YnrV nnf 0 oi; ;, i :.. . L. , .,? ,, ,' .
n qk ,v. 4-u i ' ---.. --.., yv u. cm in vani jixu agreeing w reDUiia ine snocs
S1.J5 when they need reDainnc: work un fn. m AtnAriAV f i, i i j.. ,.,?". -r..
r ., Wi wMi,w,ui w, me gcnuiui muuern snoe repairing, xuu
a good-
maker
for
simply mail the shoes and the monev.
We shall sell these shoes regularly at .$2.75 to ?8.76, as to size. In this f riend-making sale
All Sizes of Youngster" Shoes are S 1 85
ISifiJjLti E fVer Und bUttn SiZGS' Child6 i-8' 2'
Misses' and Children's Low Shoes fr I52 ft;
andooJdand'XJ IMiTpumJ&MS? 'and blacWf ??- to C. Patent lear
black leather and tan. ' P - atent leather, , ami black kid ankle-stra pumps and button shoes with
rpU. lit.. I liexiblo turned soles.
Ihis la best news in years! Large selling space; ample selling force.
tiimbels, Subwav Storo. itninir qi;,. .,.i .. ASain
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