'7 -fin f) ?", , '; - . - cx W t i 1 VtS 'A1 " "" " 'TlSTTMl1 EVENING UBBIO LEm;ERl?S 7 w.lv M ' .vV "J S i Store Hours," 9 to 5:30 Friday, May 27, 1921 vi.-".. . c T GiMBEt Brothers MARKET CHESTNUT .. EIGHTH NINTH For Saturday Quickest careful scrvlco for shoppera who will bo lit a hurry to catch trains the doublo holiday will luro to travel. ' Store will" be closed all of Monday Memorial Day T ' s rotn l& ssctiuiuay; lit 'i'O a ! I latl I fTT K-i !F0R S1MMEETING Convention at Pittsburgh 'in September Already Sub- Ject of Plans POSTS TO BACK CARNIVAL Preparation!? (or the American I.rjrioti Slate Convention which opens Septem ber 23 at Pittsburgh are beta made by the Allegheny County Committee and the pot" 1" the Plttobursh district. Department Commnnder Davln has named a committee on arrangement with A. .T. Logon m chairman. The posts in Pittsburgh are maklns prepa rations to welcome the lcicionalreg of the State and many entertainments aside from the official receptions arc planned. The Robert -3. Mnrtln Post. No. 00. will hold a street carnival on D street between Allegheny avenue and West moreland street for three days begin ning June 10. The post has the co operation of the merchants, and resi dents of the vicinity expect a large at tendance. The new pot headquarters at 205 Boudinot street are rapidly gearing completion. A card party and dance will be given Saturday night by the Ladles' Auxil iary of the Furraan-Bcnnlcker Post, Vo. 188, at 032 North Eleventh street. The hostesses will be Mrs. David Schwartr, Mrs. E. Hewston. Mrs. J. Mountain and Mrs. P. Margolls. ' Lawrence E. Delany Post No. 20 will hold its second annual reception and dance tonight at Mercantile Hall. Broad and Master streets. Colonel Tranklln D'Oller, Colonel Thomas F. vMeehan and Colonel C. P. Franklin Tise been invited to attend, together with all post commanders and adju tant! In the cltv. Sunday the post will .place markers on the graves of former members, and on Memorial Day the post 'Will furnish a tiring squad in command cf Lieutenant Robert E. Jones, which, with a detail from the Dost, will hold memorial services in Iloly Cross, Mount Moriah, Fernwood and Mount Sinai Cemeteries. Four tribute trees will be planted Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Rlttenhouse square by the Harry In gersoll Post Po. 174 as a living re minder of the four members of the post who have died in active service. ' The trees will be named after the men who were members of the post, one for Captain Harry Ingcrsoll, for whom the post is named, and another for Charles Graham, both of whom were killed overseas. The others are for Ernest J. Dix and Edgar N. Lance. CARDINAL TO DEDICATE Elaborate Preparations Made by St, Jerome's School, Tamaqua , On Memorial Dav Cardinal Dough erty will go to Tamaqua, Pa., where ho vwlll dedicate St. Jerome's new paro chial school. The up-state town is .making elaborate preparations for the 'reception of the prelate. Special dec orators from Roanoke, Va., have been f obtained to superintend the decora ' tions. The dedicatory exercises will com mence at 3 P. M. The Cardinal and his party will leave the Reading Tcr minal on the 8:30 o'clock train Mon dar morning, arriving in Tamaqua about 11 o'clock. Special trains will be run to Tamaqua from all parts of Schuylkill uounty. Yesterday afternoon Cardinal Dough erty confirmed a class of 200 children In St. Ann's Church, Lehigh avenue and Memphis street. He was assisted by the Rev. Matthew A. Hand, pastor jor the church. Cuticura Soap SHAVES Without Mug tap UuhnrlU tmmt strruOT Marti. Sargeoa Ct, S U $ Army Msdlcsl and Hospital LUt No. 10 Hospital Supplies and Equipment Medical and Hospital List '0 gives the keen Judicious buyer a world of op. portunlly (or obtnlnlnw quality equipment and supplies (or the hospital or store nt America1 greatest sourre of aupply. Those familiar with the other treat WAR DUPAUTMKNT medical alien need no further Introduction to know there are eiceptlonal chances In this sale Illds must be received not later than June 21 at the nmce nf the Surgeon (Jen eral of the Army. Washington. D C, J trite toduy for the rompletc million liar list. Ynu will find In the list a plentiful quantity from which to make your choice, with wide assortments In slaes The quality will appeal to your professional judrment lluylni groups may be formed to faclll. tits purchase and shipment, nida of such groups are to be submitted through a single representative bidder. A Million-Dollar Stock From Which to Fill Your Needs for the Coming Year Aprons, rubber. Individual drrnlnr Rags, lee. rubber. packets. Hags., hot wuter Jr. for dressings. syringe. Utters. DamUces elastic, Woi-tnrs 1 pestles gausr. p o p r , Tails. gauss roller, mns- Pill tiles. tin nnd robber I'na basins, (Martin), "heels. Impertloos naslns, rubber. rlnlh, Basins, operating sheets rotlon. room. elisors. Itrdpans. Shirts, rotlon. Ilea's, rrucmre, roia-, wnc.es c slippers. Ntoyes. ulrnhol. Nyjlnses. er. ulrrr A fountain, Tables, bedside. mess. Instrument anil operating. Tonmlquela Hi bun- dates, rubber. AT".",' Instrument. W ebbing, O. J1 t,n Inches, Inr. niankels, rubber. Mlankels. white. Holes, tablet. Hois, ointment, rtoies. fracture. Orsllnr. Cotton, absorbent. Cotton hats. Crotches. Cushions, rubber. Rye shade, first aid packets. SEND FOR THE COMPLETE LIST Address I Surplus' Property Section OCct of Surseon Gtntral " Ream 1060 Munitions Bid. Watainfton, D. C. All the Store is in Harmony With Outing Needs It's a little foretaste of the summer holiday this two-day Memorial Day outing opportunity and; to economise your time, we have fitted the store news to the occasion. v fe,s Dresses of Denisette UHwmxmw wm I 90 A r 525 V- I Checked I Charmingly Embroidered Special Tomorrow ftx pidO Beautifully made so beautifully that there's even a cool little silk lining under the "coat," which, by the way, can be used separately as a sort of a glorified sweater I All-henna. r All-black Paris' adored black! All-navy. Black "coat" with white skirt and testee. Henna with white. Honeydew with white. Navy with white. Sizes 36 to 48. Other Holiday Specials at $25 Beaded Georgettes in street colors. Beadcd Georgettes in dainty colors. Hand-drawn crepes dc chine in black, .vhite and gray. Hand-beaded satins navy blue and alack. Glnibels, Balnns of Dress, Third floar. Class Day, Graduation and Memorial Day Exercises DRESSES For Grammar School Girls Beginning with .the sweetest white lawns and "swoct pea" organdies. Crisp sashes. Cute jacket-effects. Tucks. Embroidery. Lace. 6 to 16 year sizes. Tomorrow Practical Ginghams Special at $2 Gay plaids and plain colors. 6 to 14 year sizes. Picnic Middles Special at $1 Jean. All white or white with red or bluo collars and cuffs. Regulation style and the new cuff-bottom blouse, buttoned at sides. Kilt Skirts Special' at $1.50 Made on a "body." Summer Coats Reduced Now $9.75 to $15 Vqlues $19.75 to $45 Capes Wraps Sports Coats. Everything for vacation wear. 6 to 14 car sizes. Glmbtls, Halnns of Dress, Third door. $10 Men's Kuppenheimer and Society Brand Suits Included in the Sale of 2000 Suits Just to "post" you as to "high grades and low prices that rule in this Sale, these suits are the same grades that sold at double the price, or near it, spring of a year ago ; and up to a third saved jaU early prices of this spring. Plain blues. Plaids and pencil stripes. -'Worsteds, tweeds and herringbones. 'Tomorrow ., Suits Gingham Vestees With Cuffs $l.SO Trim. Stylish. Smart. Wear one with the slip - over sweater, coat or dress. To morrow Vesteefl with cuffs of net and Val. lace, or all lace or tucked organdie in crossbar effect. $1.30 to $3.75. Venise Lace Collars. Some extra long to wear with sweaters. $1 and $1.50. (Umbels, Neckwear Section, First flsar. I Remarkable Sale of Women's Coats, Capes, Wraps Every Fashionable Summer Coating Every Fashionable Spring Coating Street Styles Travel Styles Sports Styles Boardwalk Styles -r-All Halj -Price Tomorrow at Duvets dc Laine 1 H f jg ( Serges Sports Coatings I Mk M , 1 Poiret Twills Satins $ VrdTT I Twill Cords Bolivias J I Tricotines A "Clean-up" by New York's biggest coat-maker a man whose regular visits to the Paris couturicres are the foundation of his wonderful style-success. Hand-tailored every garment. Silk-lined every garment. (Umbels, Hulons of Dmi, Third floor. v Women's $29.75 French Seal Fur Stoles at $15 TOMORROW "French seal" being an ex ceptional fine grade of seal dyed French coney skins. 72 inches long. 12 inches wide. Selected skins. . Silk lined. $50 Chokers at $29.75 Japanese sable. Stone marten. Olmbels, Fur Hnlons, Third floor. Grades that were $30 to $60 Spring of 1920 and that early this season were $30, to $35 $27 Suits Grades that were $70 to $80 Spring of 1920 and that oarly this season wero $45 to '$50 $37 Suits Grades that were $90 'in Spring; of 1920 and that early this season wero $55 to $66 $47, Men's $65 Imported Overcoats Now $45 Men's Silk-Lined Oxfbrd Vicuna Overcoats at $35 ajnasa u yjaff in ffitk r lifltJ Y 'ML - II iff K luH ill ill -A Coffyrlfrht, 1021. Housa ot Kuppenhelmar GlmbeU. Second floor. Ninth fltrcet. Men's $8 and $10 1 ffcyl QCl C.'IL- CkiVtc of Kfc"J Silk Shirts at TOMORROW Happened on a maker with an over-lot of $8 and $10 shirts a miscellaneous lot, but all sizes, and mighty good bargains at $4.95. The new stripes. nimbfla. First floor, Ninth Strut, Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings $1.75 and $2 Values TOMORROW At $1.25 Lisle tops and lisle soles. 50e Highly lustrous. Excellent wearing. Fine thread silks black and colors. Women's Fiber Silk Stockings, at First nnnlltips. in black, srrav and brown. Children's Mercerized Socks, at 35c A dozen or more different styles to choose from white and colors. Children's Full-Fashioned imported a tops the finest socks made. Sizes 4 to 9. ocks, at 45c Fine lisle. White with colored Ulmbrls, First floor. " A FrUl-Waist Like This of French voi le; with yards upon yards of fine real "saw tooth" filet lace edging Special Tomorrow at $5 A perfect bN 1 L.. I ueauiy ujiu one of the most remark able values we ever offered. Half-a-dozen other styles, besides, also special at $5. GlmMs, halons of Dress, Third floor. mhJmx .jcKvmrwi) ' f!M x J , Tomorrow Ready-to-Wear Organdie Hats Special at $3.95 r V.r M J' sOfe- Big. And stunning! Trimmed with great, big bows. Some with embroidery some witli nar row straw braid. Orchid, pink, white, light blue. Olmbels. First and Third floors. Women's Smart White Shoes s$en Wonderful Values at $7.65 Oxfords and strap - pumps. Styles for Decoration Day "out ings." Styles for the beach or summer hotel or country club. Tomorrow. . White Reign Cloth, White Eve Cloth or White Polar Cloth. All white. And black or tan trimmed the newer "trimmings!" Olmbrls, Second floor. "Zest" Auto Tires First Quality Non-Skid Guaranteed 6000 Miles Tomorrow Size Sale Price 30x3 $8.95 30x3y2 10.65 32x32 ' 13.50 31x4 14.95 32x4 17.95 33x4 18.95 34x4 19.95 Size Sale Price 32x4K2 $24 33x4J2 25 34x42 ' 26 35x42 27 36x4J2 28 35x5 31.45 Specials for This Sale Only CARMOJON TUBES Guaranteed 2 Years Greatest Value in the City tomorrow a Men's Straw Hats I $2.35 Wide and narrow bands black and brown. Fancy bands are extra. All sizes at 2.35. Imported nnd domestic Btrnwn. Fine nnd conrse ncnnlts saw or inblo edge. Have youre for Memorial Day wear. .N. jo ' T irElsssW P V4 'wvMf i! r Men's and Boy Outing HaU al 65c to $1.50 Olmbrls, First floor. Size Price 30x3. $2.05 30x3 Vz, 2.36 32x32, 2.59 Size Price Size Price Size Price Size Price 31x4. $2.89 34x4, $3.23 34x4!2, $3.83 33x5. $4.31 32x4. 3.00 32x4 Vlt 3.60 35x5 12, 3.94 35x5, 4.54 33x4, 3.11 33x42l &71 36x42, 4.09 37x5, 4.80 -Glmbrls, Fourth floor. Boys' Suits Half Price or Near It At $10 and' $15 Tomorrow. Some with extra full-lined knickers. ' Not every size in every style, but plenty of suits in ages 7 to 17. Suits that have been $15 to $30! Fine all-wool tweeds and cassimeres. Boys' Palm Keach, Oyster Cloth, White Duck. Black and White Linen and Panama Cloth Suits, at $6.50, $7.50, $8.75, $10 and $12.50 Ages 6 to 18 years. And every boy needs a 'cool suit" for Memorial Day outings and the seashore! Boys Tub Suits, at $3.75 $5 quality. Ages 3 to 10. Glmtxls, Third floor. 2000 3-lb. $1.60 Candy Combinations for j Pound Box of Assorted Chocolates Tomorrow Pound Box of Old-Fashloncd Mint Plait Pound Tin of Assorted Hard Candies 3 lbs., and all for 78c. Limit one combination to n customer, C. O. D. No mail orders. Olmbrls, Chestnut fitrwt Annex, Orond .AJsle and Kubwnr HUre, 78c None TOMORROW Sale of 1800 Girls' Dresses at $1.65 Values $2.95 up to $7.50! All of fine cotton voileB Check-voiles, flowered-voiles, figured-voiles, foulard-voiles. Fifteen styles with sashes, and lovely little hand - work touches and big, odd pocketB and wonderful sleevo styles. Rose, blue, green, navy blue, brown, maize. Dainty, dressy colorings and darker, more serviceable shades. 6- to 14-ycar sizes. OlmbrJs, riobwsr More. mm wr $1.65 Tomorrow in the Subway Store Men's and Young 4500 Men's Shirts at $1.15 Men's Suits at $16.50 and $20 Values $35 to $45 Tomorrow Single- usid double-breasted models in all tho wanted colors and materials. Also blue sorge. This season's newest and best styles. Exceptional values at $16.50 and $20. Sale of Palm BeacK Suits at $12.50 Continues Values $17 JO and $20 Every color and size up to 50 stout. Blue, black, gray, sand and natural color. We have a fine selection of White Duck Trousers just In time for Memorial Day Outings, at $2.50 and $3. Olmbels, Subtrar Store. TOMORROW Madras and 80-square percalo. Cut full and roomy. All have soft double cuffs. Excellent patterns, at $1.15. Men's Silk Shirts at $3.85 A lucky "purchase. Slightly imperfect. Just a little stain or a little mussed. Plain whites in the lot, as well as a good showing of nifty stripe-effects. Price $3.85. Olmbels. I'lillsdrlphlj, Hnbwroy Htore. Boys' Norfolk Suits at $6.75 With Extra Pair of Full-Lined Knickers Tomorrow Fancy cheviots in dressy patterns. Two lower flap pockets, all around belt, belt loops and watch pocket on knickers. At $6.75. Boys' $2.85 Wash Suits at $1.45 Various models in plain colors and combinations. Ages 3 to 8 years. Olmbels, Hubwsjr Htore, sale of Children's Educator Shoes Less Than Average Half Price Tomorrow "Rejects" and "discontinued lines." Button and lace high shoes. Low shoes and' ankle-strap pumps. White canvas, shiny patent leather, black and tan kid. For dress as well as play. Size. 8 ft to 2 EV I VJFSVm Size, 4 to 8 $2.45 Educator $185 Turned Soles oiv tkAMKM, w For Growing Feet Olmbels, Bubwa Mor- . Q A I 17 f MM Girl8' &r.M-iILim Dress-Up n FOR MEMORIAL iresses $ $1.95 DAY OUTINGS . Half I Price! Whito lawns. Colored brgandies. Lace and ribbon touches. 2- to 0-year sizes. "Regulation" dresses, also Gingham Playtime rompers besides. Olmbels, Hubwsr ' 1.9S 1 4. v U, W W? vjj K, f .' . ?r
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