iv, ! ' '.li 7-r 'Who hath smelt wood smoke at Iwilightf Who hath heard the birch log burning? Who is quick to read the noises of the night?" Kipling. Gim BEL-Brothers MARKET i CHESTNUT :IGHTH NINTH "Oht for bouhood's painless play. Sleep that wakes in laughing day, Health that mocks the doctor'.s rules, Knowledge never learned in schools." Whittier. Gimbels Outfit Young Folks for Camping g'- fc. "Reveille" Is your daughter your son going to any one of the splendidly organized and carefully conducted camps this 'summer? We hope so for the good they'll get from it; the good times they'll have. We have arranged to, completely outfit according to the requirements of the more than one hundred established camps in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Massachusetts, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia and Ontario, Canada. Consult the CAMP OUTFITTING ORGANIZATION THIRD FLOOR where gymnasium outfits are controlled. Everything convenient shoes to hat, and recommended tools of sports. The regulation outfits of each camp explained. ' We promise qualities that meet the most exacting demands and we promise excellence and durability in everything. By sheer g6od serving we command the gymnasium outfitting of most institutions in this section. Jr m "Taps" Find Any of the Articles Listed Below at Gimbels Camp Outfitting Headquarters Third Floor FOR GIRLS Middic Mouses Blue serge, Khaki Riding Shirts, khaki and white jean. Regula- Heavy Heathertone Shaker tion camp styles. Sweater. Silk Middic Tics - Orange, , & q( black, blue, green, brown and red j Sneakers. Bathing Shoes and California Bathing Suits. Sandals. Bloomers Of black or blue CreP Kimonos. serge, 3 yards wide regulation Beacon Blanket Bathrobes. style. Also black satine and Brown and black Camp white galateli for dress-up occa- Stockings. sions. ' Wool Golf Stockings knee Khaki Riding Breeches' and , high. Habits. . , Rain Coats. Khaki Riding Jockey Caps. Hockey Sticks. Cloth Riding Habits. ' Flannellet Nightgowns. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Sheets and Pillow Slips. Individual Drinking Cup. Compass. "Blankets cotton -and- wool; Flash Light. 'Lantern equipped with clec- all-wool Indian Blanket, and I Canoe Paddles. trie battery. Gimbels Special 3-lb. Khaki Canteen ' White Duck Hats .(navy Blanket, particularly for camp Ma8a ' dG cuit style). use. .Masquerade Suit. Watcr wings Rubber Ponchos including , &cout Axes. pasll Lighl the regulation army style. Jack-knife. Canteen. Steamer Rugs. Compass. Knife, Fork and Spoon (fold Straps for packs. Laundry Bag. ing camp outfit) . Tennis Racquets and (Balls. Duffle Bag. Folding Waterproof Canvas Khaki Sailor Hammocks. Hot Water Bag. ( Wash Basins and Buckets. Baseball Outfits. Thermos Bottle. Shoe Cleaning Outfits. Golf Outfits. Field Glasses. Collapsible Clothes Hanger Fishing Tackle. Sun Glasses. Outfits. Steamer Trunks. Camera. Writing Portfolios. Traveling Bags. Fountain Pen. ' Pedometers. Suit Cases. Sewing Kit. Diving Caps. Camping Kit equipped with Bible. I Turkish Towels and Face toilet articles. , Umbrella. i Cloths. I i FOR BOYS Qne-Piece Bathing Suits Web Belts. (California style). Scout Ax with Sheath. Two-Piece Bathing Suits. Money Belts. Bathing Trunks. High White Sneaks. All-Wool Long-Sleeve and Kliaki Shirts. High-Neck Jersey. Gray Flannel Shirts All-Wool Sweaters. Khaki Trousei.s. Flannellet Pajamas. ,IT, ., , w , , . J White Duck Trousers. Rubber Coat. , , , Flappers. Rubber Boots- Bathrobes. ' Handkerchiefs. Running Trunks. Pillows. Sleeveless Track Shirts. Moccasins. . Wool Stockings. Rifles, v ., Name our camp and we can tell you what the camp re quires what the camp suggests for boy or girl to take along. Find every thing you heed in one depart ment. Third floor. LiiiiiiUML BH Gimbels are Offi cial Outfitters for Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts for Indi vidual or Troop Headquarters o n Third floor. Gimbels, Third floor .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW iiiiiiiiiiiiV tfr 1 ffl f I Msll'f m I f -11 --wl Tuesday-Gimbel Subway Store Day No store can sell everything below cost common sense proves that. But about one-seventh of all production gets into hands that need money.- And we have two hundred buyers on the look-out. The Gimbel Subway Store serves first of all, reliability of goods; then real economy of price. Women's and Misses' $15 to $25 Suits, Coats and Dresses $10 Velour Dol $10 man I ted $10 Suit Crepe do Chine Dress $10 Priced Only for Sufyway Store Day A Very Wonderful "Clean up" of A bout a Thousand Garments DrCSSeS f'rpP0S dc Chine. Taffeta. Georgettes. Tricotinos. Serges. Satinf Tunir styles Wool-embroidered styles. Silk-embroidered tylcs. Color-embroidered styles. Bcad-cmbroidered -t lo" Mostlj nuj blues, browns nnd black. Plenty with big, smart sashes. Sllits Homespuns. Tweed-. Woo!-jcrsc.s. Serges. Poplins. Many i-ports styles. But braid-trimmed model", too. And plenty of the popular Tuxedos. Wonderful color-aricty. Coats HinRonal cheviots. Wool clours. Tinseltones. Goldtones. Sports rontings Mjlcs range from smart spoits coats to elaboiatcly embroid ered dolmans Capos and straight-line coats included Misses? Sizes, J I to 18 Women's Sizes, 30 to 44 (ilmlirU, buhx nil ln r Da Sale of Women's Low Shoes $1.95 and $2.75 Tomorrow at Most Unusual Values 3000 pairs in the lot summer shoes that could not be made for what they're selling for. Buy for present use and ''oN. your summer wardrobe! x vs'HiU? v .'., :w,"vn,A ,j3 XWV w 'k xA The Shoes at $1.95 - 1000 pairs pumps 'nnd oxfords. Stjles in patent leather nnd black kid. Ribbon tics. Plain pumps. Tongue pumps. Sizc.i 3 to 7. At $1.0.-.. The Shoes at $2.75 2000 puns - high gude tinde marked shoes in ,i ,inety of stjlc Patent lent-hei pump.", eyelet ties anil ofoids. Also bla 'k kid and t.in kid pumps. Gynmctal osfords. Turned, welted and stitched soles. Sizcm 2'j to 7. At SJ.73. g Men's and Young Men's New, Spring Suits $ 1 O I n'n Snio I iit' n it . aip p i r . n 11 mJ were neguiariy up to yo) rortynve uouars On Sale Tomorrow There are 450 garments in plain serviceable worsteds and cassimeres, fancy worsteds, tweeds and flannels half-lined or full-lined. Sizes for young men as well as maturer men 32 to 42. And about 350 Suits in the new popular herringbone material; plain blues, browns, grays and tan. Detachable pique edging on vest. Many have piped seams. Plenty of pin-stripes and various check effects. Mostly half lined with silk or mohair at $13. Men's $5 and $6 Trousers at $2.65 850 Pairs in lot Also 200 Men's Blue Serge Trousers at $2.65 buu plain jyray and neat dark mixtures ot durable, all-wool cabsimeres and 250 half worsted ; neat dark striped patterns. Sizes to fit any ordinary-sized man. To. morrow Boys' Extra- Trousers Spring Suits, $6. 75 Were $16.50 to $22.50 ' Just the patterns and colors "red-blooded" boys like. Extra well made, perfect fitting models. Liyht, medium or dark color cassimeres and tweeds. Sizes for boys, 7 to 1G years. At 6.7."). Boys' Corduroy Knickerbockers, Re Now $1.15 stw Jit 2B&rKv It nr ill ilmlrl, .Stibti rijy ,(m IUiu iimlrli Subuay Sturr Pay Sale of 9x12 ft. Axminster Rugs Eiery Rug a Fine Value $29. 75 long-ircaring Rugs .liiilirln, '.S ii (hi fly .so Day $150 fo EB& Ft Mahogany Talking Machines at Tomorrow A Sale Without Parallel No More Getable After This Lot Is Sold Never in the history of Gimbels have we had the opportunity to offer the public such marvelous cabinet-style talking machines at such an aston ishing price. High grade in every respect; for instance, every machine has- Solid mahogany lid and posts. One of the best motors made, r ive-ply oncer sides and doors. Artistic finish red and Engli.sh A tleav' mellow tone, brown. A beautiful piece of furniture. And nlns all Hut disc records. As Little as $5 Sends a Machine Home (InilirU, "Auburn .S mf ' J fx V X r -& i , T-'.r, i," S, . ' l( X. . !- li ''t . ..- i iWJi Jjdil mf '
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