Vfl M ' J , 16 EVENING PUBLIC (LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921 Thursday, May 19, ig2l Store Hours 9 to 5:30 Pot II 's cst uy'nB time when sellers want to sell. I- l Thc M Lt Nclson Furniture Co., had to sell it failed. Friday Furniture here at half. 921 1 For1 Gimbel Brothers MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH Thc exact serving of hundreds of thousands o regu lar customers is this store's business to be the store of interest and charm to those who see it nearly every day. v AS "TRUST" PROOFi Fridayi is ftnniirn i I tt flrril tt i r DUiiituuHioomi iiiiiibii nin hi "a , lb Vl tv "v A, fr k ? "' $ Autos Dostroyed in Jersey and Near Sharon Hill Were Stolon Here More evidence of wlint the police be lleve is 'a constantly growing nutomo-' bile theft N.uulieate. oprrntlng between rennijlvnnln nml New Jersey as found in the burnlnc of two mnchiiiM lnt night in miburlmn towns in Delaware County and In the vicinity of Mnntun. X. J., where four more machines were unearthed in nn old bnm. nenldents in the vicinity of Sharon Hill melled Kinoke and looked in nin for a lire Inst nisht Tlii morning n workman. going through a wooded lot. found the nmolilcring remains of a machine allied at 51:000. which Imi been stolen, he sajs. fiom Leonard Siegel, 72.'1 Knit Allegheny avenue, ? terday. It w as n new model On the road at Ycndon the ear of Frank Oordon. 71M Wcnona street, was similarly destroed Detectives Swam and Tries, investigating, intimated there might be arrests In the case soon The four ears found in the Mnntun bnm belonged to Ro'on (Joltlfentlier. 1027 Knst I'nssjunk nvenue, Albert Koch. 12T1 Crense street Mrs. Hose Lowenthal, 'SM'2 South Tiftb street, ond Albert Dudle, WO.'? North Klevcnth utrcet. A warrant charging Prank Hut lcr, now in Camden jail, with Inrccio of the mnehlnes. wns taken ner l Deteetle Osterltold this morning Up will bring ItutlT to this it to fate t'ic ehargen. WILL BENEFITS HOSPITALS Estate of Ellwood Ramsey to Be Dl-I vided After Widow's Death ' Seeral hospitals will ftr-iitmillv I benefit under the will of Kllnood K.mi cey, ";t2." Wakefield xtrcet ionium 1 town, admitted to ptobate toiln He proides tlmt the hulk of his es tate, valued at Sltl.iiOO, be held In trust for his widow. Kdlth I.. Rainsfj I'ptm her death the principal is to be divided among St I.nKo's Hospital. ,fi fft rsoti Hospital, the l'niersin Hnspitnl and the Charih Ilosiiitnl, of Xornstown. The estate of Hilda IJell, i)2S Me Kean street, mined at S!17". is dis posed of in nriwite bequest Inventories In estntes were filed to dav ns follows Ilmriet M. Crazier, S101.42.n : Clnrles . M.Creiglit. $l.t".". Letters of administration were grnnten in the estnte of .lM'ph Gooskin, 21-17 Knst Ann stieet, amounting to 814.700 Hamburg Steak j Tc Chuck Roast 1" B SHAD FRESH DAILY 4fe Cheese 95 t snappy Miira mukiki.i l 50 Ml ! Mitchell's Market, Inc. 10 & 12 S. DELAWARE AVE LUNCH 1 , Connmmc Tnnlnrn i I ' 1'rlnl OtMrm ulth V Cole s i or Rnirniit or llrff lth rcrtalilrs a Mushril I'utntMn ItillP riirm IMr or " mM U I I rencn 1'nMrj 'WF F i Unit and Ilatlrr CoTre. Iru. 'Milk. , or (tiofnlittr J I cam J g-vX 1601 tHKSTMT pf , fitwli Uoom iki SlL 1.13 sot Til 1.VTII fifQ ' ffimsM i, :WH0lSALE I M HI (Ksi ""91 1'nsS liyti1 "It ti V i&&Z cs v yor bFFICE TSTORE DRIGHTqunrtera attract high. u (trodo help and trade. A PENCO Metal Ceiling lightens dingy offices and stores. It diffuses linht perfectly Pre vents falling plaster from en dangering lives or goods. Costs less than wood or plaster. Lasts a lifetime nerds no repairs. Wnlt lo-Jty fir 1'SNCO tockltt ihot iif mtul tnlmtt for humr, thunh, uhool, thtttrt, f(t,itimr, factory, office and Heir. PENN METAL COMPANY I tllll Malitl lil.t. Pnil.delpbis, P. ' I'KKCO ,U.d "'"j"Ci Gluing, VOOnA Cor-utt- Two Thousand MEN'S SUITS in a Sale Unusual "Kuppenheimer" and "Sociiety Brand" Suits Included We practically doubled the men's clothing business during the war years; higher prices helped the volume, to be sure. And we are sell ing more dollars worth so far in 1921, even with thc prices greatly lowered; must be selling half again as many garments. But we've found opportunity to serve even better. Look! TIM 9 Q - Grades That Were $70 to $80 in Spring, 1920 hQ7 II IMf C Grade That Were $90 in Spring, 1910 AJ PJ lflCn S tjllltS Grades That Opened This Season, $45 to $50 p O I IVICIl S tjUliS Grades That Were $55 to $65 Thi Season Jpfr I Many Kuppenheimer and Society Brand suits included covering well the season's range of worsteds, tweeds and imported mohairs. Blues? Yes, and the wanted plaids and pencil stripes. Every normal man can be fitted. -.There are 88 sizes1 and variations not in any one line; some fabrics and patterns are suitable for one range of sizes; some to other ranges. TIM" J ri - Grades That Were $50 to $60 in Spring, 1920 (t07 IVICIl S iMlltS Grades That Opened This Season at $30 to $35 ) I The Gimbel clothing service is unquestionably Philadelphia's best the finer lines giving all that merchant tailoring could give. ' Gimbels, Second floor r4- xtv ' I fir ! , $35 Two Hundred Women's Dresses Including Several Models That Reproduce or Adapt "Jenny" and "Miller Soeurs" Originals Ready Tomorrow at $35 o Note thc 'reversed graduation" of the tucks, in that model pictured tiie big gebt tuck at top a Jcnney trick. Crepe de chine very brillnnt crepe de chine. White, touched with black. Black, touched with white Note thc gracetul "handkerchief drape" model in Canton crepe adapted from Miller Soeurs. White. Black. Blue. N'ote the braid-embroidered Germaine model in crepe de chine. Black xsr white Three models in taffeta embroidered or tailored. Black. Navy blue. Brown Georgettes with the pleated over dress that Paris talks. White. Black. Blue Brown. . Vofc how many come in black or white a Paris vogue, Note that sizes rnn up to 48. Gimbels, Salons of Dress. Third floor Children's Dresses Dainty "Afternoon Styles" At $1.95 Special! Soft, fine white voiles with lawn yokes, cuffs, and hem in pink, blue or yellow set on with smart black stitching. Pictured. Ages 2 to 6. Dainty Lingerie Hats at $1 and $1.50 man half price. Lacy lawns and organdies, "sweet" with rib bons and tiny silk flowers. Ages 2 to 6. Gimbels, C hildren's Shop, Second floor Women's Low Shoes, at$3.65,$5.65&$7.65 Values $8 to $12.50 Tongue Pumps. Strap effects. Walking Oxfords. Suede; white kid; black calf; satin; tan Russia. Black, white, every smart brown, every smart gray, every smart combination. Fine leathers many hand turned soles! Louis, Baby Louis and Military heels. Gimbels, Shoe Section, Second floor Biggest Variety Anywhere! Women's Cape and Straightline Coats of that Famous-for-Goodness Tricotine 1 hat is also a fashion favorite. Of the most noel sort with tan stitch ing that "plaids" the whole thing I Or with rows and rows of Spanish fringe. Or in t li a t indescribably beautiful Toreador cut long points on the sides that "throw" over the shoulders. Or braid-bound. h t r a i g h 1 1 1 n e, of course. Silk-lined, of course. Hand-tailored, of course because it's Gimbels' Three-quarter sports styles at $25, $29.75 and $35. Full-length models begin at $29.75. Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor ot $19.75, $25, $39.75, $49.75, $55 and $59.75. at C o a t $25, $29.75, $35, $39.75, $45 and $59.75. -t i Mr! li'SIl h $19.76 yA VHf C An Opportunity For Every Woman to Own a Sewing Machine Famous Domestic Sewing Machines Fourth to Third Less Than Present Prices And Other Machines of Well-Known Makes in a Great Sale Each year the Domestic Company makes certain improve ments on their machines for 1921 a slight change in the wood work only. We offer our present stocks and a new lot of 1920 models including the Domestic, the Cosmo and the New Lessing Cabinet brand nevy perfect at a fourth to a third reduction from present prices. 40 Used Sew ing Machines Values up to $49.50 at $21 Including Best Known Makes. Perfect Working Order Wheeler & Wilson, $21 Pay $1 Weekly $10 to $15 Allowance on N our Old Machine Toward the Purchase of a Domestic Elcc trit Boudoir Cabinet Machine. Domestic Cabinet, $65 New Home, $21 Singer, $39 Lessing Cabinet, $47 Domestic, $57 Gimbels, fourth floor and Subway .Store As Small a Payment as $5 Will Send Home Full-Size Handsome Cabinet-Style Talking Machines At $57 In the Subway Store Easy Payments No More Obtainable at This Phenomenally Low Price When This Lot is Sold" Full elfnr tone como tn and hear them Universal Tone Arm will play any dmo (flat) remrd Strong double-spring motor Maker over-produced, and got pimbels to help so he could ease matters at the bank. j Gimbels, Subway Store Most Wonderful Suit Values the Subway Store Ever Offered! --- m vw a ts- Sf W Sports Cheviot, 910 1000 Suit. Women's and Misses' Sie Canvas ueaes, .Icisejs, Cl.etks 1 weeds, SCrBes, Tncotines, .Sports thcviots. 1 Values $15 to $40 But Mostly $25 In .illi,CiUI!yi? a, s,t,le Wl,,h the "ew ,0"8'r bcltless coat (there's a brlt fmluded detachable and attachable at will). ,rnI"ClLCll" ,wo;co,,or '"do models the tuxedo collar and the turn-back cuffs and the patch pocket-flaps of the contrast color. Including braid-trimmed serges. Including thc fashionable check-suitings The Serges mostly in na blue. The Tweeds in soft mird tans and gras ' The Jerseys -plain colors and heather tnktures. The Canvas Weaves and Sports Cheviots in apricot and Harding liluc and Iacnder and graj The checks in stunning two-color combinations. Misses' 16 to 18 year sizes. ' Women's 36 to 44 sizes. J 7 Will ir lU Twill, $xo Chick Vlonr, 910 Canvat-Wtav, in 1 '10' Yi SV. mift,tu Glmjielji, Subway Stor I ti- j -n'-ki 3vS vV . a U..
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