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DRUGGIST IN STORE
Armed Men Take $40 From
Chas. E. King, 24th and Mas
tor One Suspect Caught
CAFE MAN BLACKJACKED
Charles E. King, n druRgist at
Twenty-fourth and Mastor street, was
held up in his store by three bandits at
10:30 o'clock last night, just as he was
preparing to close the p'ace. The men
got $10 from his pocket and fled. One
suspect was captnred Inter.
This man gave hit nnme a .Terr
Hession, Spring Garden street near
Front. He was arrested In n house on
Bolton street near Twenty-third
The suspect was Identified bv King
at- one of the men who entered hl shop
Magistrate Oswald, at the Nineteenth
and Oxford streets station, held him
without bail for court on a charge of
larceny at the point of a revolver
"T was back in the prescription de
partment," said Mr King today,
"when I heard som one In the store
As I came around the end of the par
tition T found myself fnce to face with
two men. I could hear another one
but did not see, him.
"These two men pointed revolvers ,v
irfe and ordered me to hold nr m
hands. I did so. nnd they wnt fhrt. ish
mr pockets, getting a roll of bills .-on
taining about .$40. Then, threatening
to shoot if I called for help the men
Tan to the door, slammed It after them
and were gone. ...
"Mrs. King, who had come down
stairs at the sound of the talking and
running, found out whnt had happene.1
and ran to a side door and screamed 1
shouted out of the front door and a
crowd soon started after the bandits
They were chased through a number of
alleys and side streets, eventually get
ting away. I heard later one suspct t
was captured."
The man arrested gave the police hi
name as Jessie Hession and was found
in a house at 2318 Bolton street Mike
Hession. the man's brothen occupies
the Bolton street house. Hession. who
was smoking a cigarette by th parlor
window when arrested, denied any
knowledge of the robbery He gave hi
addrees as Ninth and Spring Garden
Two' Negroes last night attacked Wil
liam KalU in his Ice cream store at
1030 Jefferson street. Kaltz tvho is
twenty-six years old was blackjacked
and physicians at St Joseph's Hos
pltal, where hn was taken, fear his skull
mav have been fractured
The Negroes, according to Kaltz. en
tered his store and asked for lee rrpam
As he turned to srve them, he aid.
one hit him with a blackjack He did
not fall Immediately, but called for help,
so the men struck hiin again nnd again
He fell behind the counter and the
Negroes fled without obtaining anv
money. A man In the neighborhood
who saw the bandit run, called up the
Nineteenth and Oxford streets poller
station. Lleiitcnnnt Waning hurried to
the store. He got there just as Knltr.
was atnggcrfiT to his feet. 'Although
robbery In believed to have- been the
motive, nothing wat stolen.
LEGLESS MAN ROBBED
Crippled Musician Beaten Near Bel
mont Mansion
A legless Negro musician was beaten
and robbed near Belmont Mansion last
night by two white men who had vol
unteered to take him for a ride through
Hip Park In an nutomobile His broken
banjo was found near him The vic
tim Is James Tucker, Thirteenth street
near South, who has played his banjo
on that comer for nlmost twenty years.
Last night two men spoke to Tucker
while he was playing, nnd offered to
give him n ride through the Fark. He
accepted, taking his hat of money and
his banjo along.
Three hours later Park guards found
hlra cut, bruised and hysterical In the
bushes pn Belmont plntenu. His hat
nnd money were gone. He now is In
the West Philadelphia Homeopathic
Hospital.
Woman Swallows Poison
Believed to have been despondent over
illness, Mrs. Ruth McGlade, forty-nine
enrs old. of 417 Lincoln nvcniir. Pol-
iingdale. Delaware County, attempted
to end ber life yestcnlav by swallow
ing two poison tablets. The woman, who
was found bv her son Edward, twenty
ears old. was rushed to the University
Hospital in the ambulance of the Darby
fire company Her condition is said to
bf erious.
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Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT ".EIGHTH, !NI NTH "
Monday. June 27, 1921
Gimbel Restaurant
delightful-
service is
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Tuesday:
Sale of Women's and Misses' Dresses
l. n. nwTfr Co.. so n. id si
Vain iOOO Market SSS
Galvanized Boat Pumps
in the
It
Tenting Tonight
old camp ground? No
worry about storms, if
the tent la made of
waterproof canvas by
F. VANDERHERCHEN'S SONS
7 N. Water St., PhiL.
"At the Sin of tbe Sail"
"Everythinp n Canvas"
"V
Bncd-new hoie, in gtt
25-ft. or 50-ft. itetioni, I jTK.
per ft. . . . A "
Strong nd durabi with brass
roupllms lnelndM. Combination
jprai nezil 7Sr extra Fre mall
d-llery
R. Levick's Son & Co.
720 CHESTNUT STREET
Rttbbtr Dtaltrt lor SO Year
ti&Sh-
I Stationery
For Stenographers
BLANTC BOOKS
Bound and
Loot- Leaf
LITHOGRAPHED
PRINTING
ENGRAVING
OFFICE
BTATIONERT
AND SUPPLIES
GOOD stenographers not only want
but also deserve high-quality sup
plies. Mann products always measure
up to the most exacting requirements.
Stenographers' note-books and pencils :
stationery racks and holders , carbon paper
and second sheets , typewriter ribbons and
erasers. And so forth !
Mann'i "Phen-Klne" t ihe ldal paper
for looie carbon copies of correspondence.
In stock for Immediate delivery.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
New York Offices: SSI Broadway. Founded in 18i8
Gimbel
Sale of
High-Grade
Sewing
Machines
At Great
Reductions
Brand New
Machines
at Savings of
$5 to $30
Terms, $1 Weekly
Leasing Parlor
Cabinet Sewing
Machines, $47
Lessing, $47
Lessing Sewing
Machines, $35
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Letting, $35
The fact that these ma
chines are made by the
Domestic Sewing Machine
Co. is sufficient assurance
that they will last a life
time. $95 Domestic
Boudoir Cabinets
at $79.
Domestic, $79
Only a limited number to
sell at this price. Every
machine is greatly reduced
from regular prices.
Domestic 6-Drawer
Machines at $57
FLIES, Fleas, Mosquitoes,
bedbugs, roaches, water
bugs, moths, lice, coo ties, and
manyother household and gar
den insects are dangerous and
objectionable. Kill them with
Bee Brand Insect Powder.
Harmless to everything but insects.
It does not Bpet or stain. Pacied in
red rifting top canister, ready for in
stant use. 100 pure no adulter
ation. Buy a can today it will pay.
(5c and 40c Sold Everyhwere
McCORMICK & CO.
BALTIMORE
Philadelphia Sales Office,
Domestic, $57
The Domestic the
ideal Machine for
Home Sewing!
Women who know good
sewing machines will take
advantage of these unheard
of prices.
$10 to $15 Allowance for
your old sewing machine to
ward the purchase of a
Domestic Electric Boudoir
Cabinet Machine.
Gimbels, Fourth floor and.
Subway Store
worn Sotted
wis at fas
Woatn'j Cheek
VoUs at S14.Y5
Woman's lvrttw
Udmi at 97.00
No. 1 ---at $7.50---Women's
Sleeveless slip-on ' Dresses of Imported, English lineen
made with the "custom touches," such at that clever, clever bit
of fullness gathered in at the hips. Cool dark 'blue wtyh whjte
dots. Bound with white pique. Triromed'wfth white ball but
tons. White leather belt
Duplicated in white rep with polka 'dots and bindings of
French blue, navy blue or black.
No, 2---at $14.75JWomeri,8
Dresses of imported check voile In cool., bhtes-with-white.
Long-line model with the Tuxedo "collar" running clear to the
skirt-edge. Trimmed with dainty organdie points.
And a quaintly flowered vollejn a stftllopy model ,with the
scallops satin-bound and finished with tht cutest '-little satin
bows. "
No. 3 at .$25 Women's
The adorable dottadswls ofct
and blue-tones with dcepsMonet
And the sweetest Country Ctifb
chine bound and girdled with moire rib'
No. 4 at $6 Misses' Dresses
Ginghams all short sleeve ginghams. All straight line
styles. And all checks every check known to Fashion I Reds,
pinks, blues, browns, greens.
No. 5 at $12-Misses'
Onrandle ruffled orxxaingoteii-oiptwwttei, 'Att'-sastred
adorably ashd.
Embroidered voiles plenty, plenty . at fehw -m Hh'ftWl.
Dotted "voiles, too Including plenty of blae-nd-whJto.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
w4ont'
sain.
sweetest Country Clifb rDres olfdanoblue'crepe'de:
bran.
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Captured 200 Womtrts
Tricolette
Sweaters
Boih plain - Tveave and
drop-stitch.
That We Can
Sell at $7.95
Tuxedo style: with sash and
pockets.
Tomato, brown, tan, white,
gray, rose, navy blue, and
black.
The Fint We Had Like
Them Were $12.50!
Gimbels, Salons of Dress,
i Third floor
Two Fine Patterns of Community Plate
The Silver-Plated Ware Guaranteed, for Fifty Years, t Just Half
Price as Patterns are Discontinued
Lotrls XVI and Georgian two splendid, dipiified patterns much used instead of solid
silver in homes of refinement and wealth. '
lb.
Price
Sal.
Frio.
Teaspoons, set of 6 $2.25 $4.50
Dessert 8poons,
set of 6 4.25 8.50
5 o'Clock Teas,
set of 6 2.20 4.40
Table Spoons,
set of 6 4.80 9.00
Soup Spoons, set of 6 4.50 9.00
Orange Spoons,
set of 6 3.12 . 6.25
Iced Tea Spoons,
set of 6 3.38 6.75
!., It.
Pries rihi
Berry Spoons, each $1.88 ,$3.75
Sugar Bpoons, each .78 1.50
Baby Spoons, each. .80 1.00
Gravy Ladle, each. 1.50 3.00
Cream Ladle, each. 1.12 2.25
Dinner Forks set of 6 4.60 9.00
Dessert Forks,
set of 6 4.25 . 8.50
Oyster Forks, set of 6 2.88 5.75
Kal Rjr.
Price Prtc.
Salad Forks,
set of 6 . $4.00 $8.00
Cold Meat Forks,
each 1.25 2.50
Pickle Fork, each .. . 1.75
Dinner Knives,
set of 6 6.75 13.50
Dessert Knives,
.set of 6 6.63 13.25
Butter Spreaders,
set of 6 3.50 7.00
Butter Knives, each .75 . 1.50
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One script initial engraved free. An Old English letter,' SOc a dozen.
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Large selling space on Grand Aisle and ample nook9 for quiet selection in the Silverware
Section. Ample selling force. Gimbels, First floor
Hats
White Baronet
Satin
Ready-to-Wear
White baronet satin crowns-
white brushed wool brims, v
And the trimming is wool,
too perhaps gay-colored wool
flowers.
Perfectly fascinating.
Special at $2.95 and $3.98
Gimbels, Third floor
What Is So Cool As a Clean
White Tub Skirt?
And at Gimbels every skirt is made of the carefully pre-shrunken fab
rics that ensure safe laundering.
The favorites:
Surf Satins (cotton, of course), at
$3.95, $5 and $8.90.
Gabardines at $2.98, $3.95, $5t
$6.90 and $7.90.
By the way, those stunning check
gingham sports skirts are $7.90.
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Fine White Dimities
Down to 25c a yard
Stripes and firm little checks how crisp and cool it tubs! For-blouses,
dresses and Baby's clothes.
Summer's Prettiest Imported Swisses, $1.75 yd.
Brown, Copenhagen, blue, gray, smoke, light blue, rose, pink and red, all
with white dots.
Gimbels, Cotton Wash Goods, Second Floor
Just Imagine.
Cowhide Boston Bags
At $1.35!
Enough for Today
Lowest present price in Philadelphia for baei of
this kind!
Sewed-on frame, enameled surface. Black and
brown. Pictured. Handy for books, papers, week-end trips!
Gimbels, First Floor
Aerolux Porch Screens
Ready for the Fourth
Make the porch cooler make it more secluded two mighty important
requisites in summer-time.
Dark green and brown are favorite colors.
Wide slats, at $2.75, $3.75, $S.50 $6.
$7.25, $8.20, $9.75, $10.95 and $14.60.
In sizes ranging from 3x6 ft., 8 in. to
12 ft. x 6 ft, 8 inches.
Narrow slats, at $3, $4.20, $6.60,
$7.70, $9.40 to $17.60 in sires ranging
from 3$x7 ft. to 12x7.
200 Pieces Mosquito Netting
Special at $1.75 a Piece
And "a piece" means eight yards.
70 inches wide, too.
White, gray and black.
Gimbels, Upholstery Store, Fifth floor
Subway Store Offers Women's and Misses'
are
Gingham Dresses at
The fashionable checks and cross-bars. Every color in fashion, especially brown-and-white
and green-and-white and blue-and-white and plenty of pinks.
Organdie inserts big sashes double collars bound with the ginghams a-bias.
All have cool short sleeves.
$15 to $25 Vacation Dresses at
That Are Wbrth
$5 16 $6.30!
$975
Organdies some of the cutest ruffled styles
organdie flowers for a girdle.
Dotted Swisses.
Metallic voiles.
Crepes de chine. Georgettes.
with I Taffetas.
Travel styles. Hotel Dresses. Week-end Dresses.
Boardwalk Dresses.
Muses' sires, 16 and 18.
Women's sices, 38 to 44,
1000 Women's
Mi Bathing Suits
mm.
At
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' Values $4.50 to $8.50
Some Extra Sizes.
Manufacturer's clearance. The popular knit-wool suits
with knit-in bloomers color bordered and some with the
cutest braided "rain-bow girdles."
Surf satins (cotton), color-piped, sash-tied
some extra sires in these.
Plenty of the popular slip-ons.
Little Girls' Bathing Suits, at $1 value $3.
Cute, practical styles, for ages 3 to 6 years.
Gimbels, Subway Store
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Girls9 Dainty
Voile Dresses
$1.25
at
Values $2 to $4
Flowered and figured voiles
reproductions of silk geor
gettes, but more practical for
summer.
Velvet ribbon belts cm
broidery stitches, sashes, short
sleeves, cute collars.
Sizes 6 to M.
Gimbels, Subway Store
Olnrham at $3
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