Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 12, 1921, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 12, Image 12

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flTHUGS ROB WOMAN
1, ON LEAVING AUTO
Mrs. Anna Conloy, of Camdon,
Hold Up Horo as Husband
Seeks Gasoline
Two bandits held up Mrs. Anna
Conley, 014 Clinton utreet. Camden,
at Eighth nntl Christian MrceK latu
Saturday night, nnd, after taklnc Jewels
and money valued at $500, escaped, ac
cording to a report made to the police
. today.
Mrs. Conley motored to this city with
her httftbnnd to make n cnll. Coney
topped the car on Christian street near
Eighth to obtain gasoline.
Her husband failed to return
promptly and she went to look for him.
Two men who caw Mrs. Conley leave
the car offered to direct her to a place
where she could obtain gasoline. Just
as she passed n smnll street on Hlghth
street below Christian, the men sud
denly drew revolors nnd ordered the
woman to throw up her hands.
They then tore a gold wrist watrb,
studded with dlajiionds. from her wrist,
took several rings from her fingers, also
her purse, which contained sceral dol
lars. The men backed nway and told her
not to mote for five minutes. The rob
bers had nn nutomobile waiting near-
by. They escaped in the car.
EYEinNG FUBEIO IiBDEIPHmBEFArA; TtTESDAY, JUEY W 1921
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feeding. The food
for hahy's health,
if mother's milh
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Make Your Garden
A Wonder Garden
It's ens Market growers know the
secret, follow it mid ou will hiivo
'the largest crops of fruits and ege
tableR, an abundance of the biggest and
hweetcst scented (lowers of the mobt
intense -ind iid color?.
Hero is the secret:
The better grades of commercial fir
tillzern contain only 3 to 5 per cent
ISitrogen. (1 to 111 pPP rent Phosphoric
Acid and .1 to ,r per cent Totnsh, com
tuned in material that has no fertilizing
value., but makes weight and an odor
of tlio full 100 per cent quality
Science has produced a tatilet that
is rich in plant food, containing 11 per
cent Nitrogen, 12 per cent Phosphoric
Acid and l." per (nt Potuah, and it
is odorless and clean
Four tablets diswUed in a gallon of
water is used in place of liquid manuro
and is IrMs trouble and ghes better re
sults than Uie objectionable manure
wntcr. Three or four tablets (one eerv ten
dujs) placed In the hills with a dibble
wakes Cucumbers. Squish and Melons
fairly jump, alho Climbing Ornamental
piams.
' In hills, other than a lues, use one
tablet to ich hill.
For crops in drills, use one tablet
to each foot of row.
In Flower Beds and IWdcrs, place
tablets )ne foot apart.
Bush Fruits and Shrubbery, use
three to five tabletb, placed in the soil
with a Jiblle about euch plant
Fruit or Ornamental Trees, place
tablets two feet apart and extending
out from the trunk as far .is tho long
st branches.
Good also for cold frames, hot beds,
greenhoube benches and pot (mints.
Each tablet contains highly concen
trated, immediate available plant
food and enabks the grower to control
the dovo'opmor.t of plants. ihey ln
ctease production, Heighten color and
lmproe qualltj. Their use is highly
profitable.
Tho niirao of the tablet is Stim-l-PlanT.
No matter how fertile the soil,
Btiin-r I'lanT is efeciivo in feeding
und forwarding (tops. Market (iiir
dencrs all oer iro ordering In large
ciuantltits. Older b name there ii
no substitute
Trice delivered: 100 tablets, 75
i cents; 1000 tablets, $U SO The nmc
' r iu It with ordinal) fertilizer would
cost double and more
George C. Krttscn & Son,
Distributors, 1530 Chestnut St.
Sold in Philadelphia by Wnt. Henry
Maule, 21st and Arch; Henry !'.
Mlcliell, 518 Maikel; I. N. Simon,
43G Market; Moore Seed Co., 12.'
, Market; P. II. Mingle Co., 103 Mnr-
' bet; Tho Media Drug Co., r2d und
Market, 60th and Market, 69th and
Store Hours, 9 to S Closed Saturdays
pi J. Why not a Portable Talking Machine?
FOF Costs $27, and will snuggle along on anv
Wednesday 0UtinS' S as most machines but just the
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH
Tuesday, July 12, 1921
Hammock for porch or tree;
games; canoe helpfully yours on
sports.
For.
Wednesday,
Biberman Company closes out to Gimbels the entire Summer surplus of their four main plants Manayunk, Souderton, Norristown and Philadelphia. i
3600 Women s and Misses House-Dresses
ffe1
The Famous
Color-barred vO-iST' -i"" V . - ( b8sf iJ Eyelet Batiste, JL4 ) V Wala )
VoUe, S34J3 tf;V3Sw rJlnf.,a 0 ri-rL. . Trlmmea Ohawbray, 1 1 Gingham,
VWV'tf VoU't I Color-barred 5X85 IcM-A 53.85 Kc
Dotted Swiss, 5- Striped Tissne, M " j
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TftABt MARK AKt
To- $
morrow at
2oS
Values
$4,50 to $10
But fully 2500 of the 3600 are worth $6.50!
Thirty-one Styles such unicjuc, Batistes fast-color batistes
pretty models that they nevpr, never, .cool as a cucumber! Stripes, dots
never ought to call themselves Just cross-bars of red or blue or black or
house dresses! " pink or green or lavender.
Exquisitely Fresh - not only ff TisSUeS in co1- color
clean, but not even mussed. sPd Swissesand Poplinsall
Ginghams tiny checks, big white,
checks, two-tone checks, plaids and And two models two very pretty
plain chambrays. models in airplane linen!
Misses' Sizes: 16, 18, and 20
Women's Sizes: 36 to 46
Two Styles in Sizes up to 52
Even Styles for Short, Plump Women
Duplicate styles and colors in all three selling places
Third Floor First Floor and Subway Store
S. L. & G. H. Rogers Silverware
Near Half Price
A 1 Silver-Platcd Flatware a ery attractive, durable plate.
Teaipoone at $1 for Set of 6 Regularly $1.75
Detiert Spooni at $1.90 for Set of 6 Regularly $3.25
Tableipoons at $2 for Set of 6 Regularly $3.50
Deucrt Fork at $1.90 for Set of 6 Regularly $3.25
Medium Forks at $2 for Set of 6 Regularly $3.50
Sugar Spoons at 29c Each Regularly 50c
Butter Knives at 29c Each Regularly 50c
Chest of Silver-Plated Tableware Special at $9.95
26 Pieces Complete in Mahogany-Finished Chest
Gimbels, Silverware Section
$3.90
Another Hundred of the
White Baronet Satin Skirts
That hold their own through seashore dampness or moun
tain dryness and "tub" like new.
Special Tomorrow at $8.90
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Jsa tfiiflB'M
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The Best Sweaters
For motoring.
For that lake trip.
For cool evenings at the shore.
For mountain tops.
For camping.
For canoeing.
For debutante.
For mother.
Are Made of Zephyr
In Tuxedo styles.
In navy blue, black, honeydew, Harding blue,
henna, white, pink, tan, or raspberry.
And Special at $7.95
Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor
Sale of Notions: Dress Forms: Buttons
Nassau Dast
lnir Cotton. 6
spools OC
for . ..
30-yd. Dnrn
lnsr Cot- A(o
ton, dozen""
Hickory Sew
on Hose Sup
porters, oCo
2 nr for00
White Elai
tic at 50o n
doz. ards, Co
or yard. .
Wood Coat
Hangars, Co
wire hook.
Skirt Co
Hangers..
100-yd Spool
Silk, 81.15 -I fto
dn7 , orca AV
J. J. Clark's 6-cord Cotton at 65c a Dozen
Skirt Gauges, 8 inch, at 25c.
House Cloths, at 25c.
Slipper Trees, 10c pair, or 3
pairs for 25c.
Ironing-board Pads, at 85c
Ironing-board Covers, at 50c.
Twine Shopping Bags, at 25c
and 40c.
Hat Wire, for making hats, 3
pieces for 18c.
English metal Needle Cases,
18c each.
Collar Bands, 5 for 25c.
White trimming Braid, 5c a
piece
Dust Caps, 10c cadi, or 3 for
25c.
Boys' inside Trouser Bands, 2
for 40c
Darning Cotton, 25c a
Gimbel Lingerie Tape, 3 pieces
for 30c
Wire Hair Pins, heavy and in
visible, 3 pkgs for 15c
White
doz.
Gilt Safety Pins, 6 on a card,
value 10c. at. 3 for 22c
American Pins (Lance brand),
3 papers for 12c
Dress Forms
Queen Adjustable Dress Forms,
Jersey-coered wire skirt at- CJQC
tached JiU
Jcriey-covered Bust fljl 7C
Forms at p X I U
Jcrney-covered Dress Forms with
wire skirt attached, fl1 "TC
Pearl Buttons
Ocean Pearl Buttoni. slight sec
onds, all sizes for gingham dresses,
6 to 12 on n card, 20o to 45c enrd
Oriental Pearl Buttoni. first qual
ity, 3 to 12 on a card, loo to 30o card
Pearl Buttons In nn assortment of
ntjlcs and sizes, 6 cards for 20o.
In Subway Store Only
Itock-a-Bje Safety Pins, 1 doz
on card. Bo a card
Favorite Spool Cotton, 3-cord,
30o.
Dress Shields, 2 pairs for 25c.
LlngorloVTape. 3 pieces for 32c.
Vcnlda'T'ace Veils. Bo each
Bias Told, No 1 only. So piece
Sew-on Hose Supporters, So pr.
Wire Hair Pins. 3 pkgs for Be.
Oxford Shoe Lacers, 3 pairs
for 10c.
Real Hair Nets, SOo a doz Cap
or fringe.
Gimbels, Subway Store
Olmbel Shell
effect Hair Pins
2 boxes OCo
for . .
L' Annette
Hair Nets, cap
or fringe, "7Co
dozen '
K 1 e 1 n e r t s
Rubberized
HouseholdJCc
Aprons "
.Metal Pot
Cleaners for
Kitchen Uten
sils, two prjo
O. M. C. mer
cerized 13c Cro
chet Cotton, 10
b.Uls, box QCo
at PO
En a m e 1 o d
Shoe 3fl
Trees, pr JU
Come See What Dependable
White Silks J-BiKE.
Coolest, smartest for the beach and the mountains for golf and tennis and canoeing,
White Japanese Habutais at 05c for the lightest
coolest weights, up to $2.68 a yard for "tailoring
eights" for skirts and dresses and men's shirts.
White Washable Satins, at $1.65 and $1.95.
All-silk Crepe de Chine at $1.65 a yard for soft
blouse and dress weights, up to stunning heavv
grades of the irresistible Canton family, at $4.50
a )d.
Handsome Novelty White Silks at $3.95 and
$4.95. Gimbels, Silk Salons, Second floor
End-of-Season
Wall Paper Sale
5c to 32c
Clearaway of really attracts
Spring Wall Papers Papers not to
be re-ordered
A large assortment of remainder
lots at about wholesale prices Jo
to 320.
Room Loti
at $1 to $3 a Lot
Boom lots of Wall Paper
enough sldewall to paper a room
10x12 or 12xH ft.
"How to Hang Paper," our "In
struction Folder may be had upon
renuest Gimbels, Fifth floor
-Gimbels, Notion Store and Gland Aisle, First floor, also Subway Store
Porcelain Table Tops : "Seconds"--Specials
Two more carloads hae arrived just in time for Wednesday's selling. Some arc
slightly marred. Some arc almost perfect. Sues: 25x40, 27x41 and 27x48-inch.
If first quality 25x40j4-inch would be $5.45.
If first quality 27x48-inch would be $6.45.
Better looking and cheaper in the long run than oilcloth. Should be in every kitchen.
Can also be used as drip pans under autos. Worth again as much as $1.95.
Gimbels, Fourth floor
Tomorrow Fine Two-Ply
Printed Voiles at
50c a yard
IVere $1 Only Two Weeks Ago!
Very smart cool printings plenty of navy-and-whitc and brown-and-white.
And white-witii-color printings tiiat suggest certain quaint
fine foulard and radium silk designs.
And two-ply permanently beautiful of texture; 38-inch.
Gimbels, Cotton Wash Goods, Second floor
Men's White Shoe Sale
500 Pairs at $3.95
500 Pairs at $4.50
Welted soles, low broad heels.
Well built, good looking, com
fortable. For vacationists and summer
wear in general.
$3.95 and $4.95.
-Gimbels, Second floor
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Tomorrow 1000 Women's Bathing Suits AH "Specials"
Knit Bathing Suits sober as a judge or many-colored as
Joseph's coat specials at $3.95, $5.95, $6.80 and $7.95,
Surf Satin (cotton) Suits all-black, or black piped with color
specials at $2.95, $3.90 and $4.85.
Silk Suits Taffetas and satins, special at $4.85; silk-poplins, at
$8.90; taffetas, at $10.75 and $12.75.
Children's Suits the cutest knit ones; navy, yale blue or emerald
green special at $5.50.
Tights, at $1, $1.50 to $2.75.
Bloomers, at $2 to $5.
Gimbels. Salons of Dress, Third floor
Women's Fibre
Silk Stockings
Special at 50c
All first quality. Good shades
of gray and cordovan black, too.
Highly lustrous and a good, dur
able grade.
Gimbels, First floor.
Coiich Hammocks---
1 omorrow at $9.95 to $66.50
tlohlteld and Romelink Samples
Save a Third
a ;)!r.UfarUrcrs.' sa",P,es P's clean-up lots from Gimbels stocks
all styles, different colors ind color combinations.
iinhnlsE?,. wi,adJ,',tnb,'. "'ndHhlelds. other with
npholsterecl tmcks. ,om In the davenport 3-cushlon
Prnctlrnnv on. '""""V" to suit moat anyone's fancy.
Vnhiel J r. et?Ln ",tyle: varlously at 3.9S to 58.60.
N""'p" 'r' to 'nn fllmlrl Fonrth floor.
Tomorrow Important Sale of
Imported Hand Beaded
Bags at $3.95
hv V V t
Values $7.50 to $10.95
Rich, heavy headings in floral designs
plenty of soft colors on white, especially
pretty with summer gowns.
Big, smart and 7-inch bags, bead
fringed to greater depth in tassel or lattice
effects. Rich metal frames.
Gimbels, First floor
Hawaiian Pineapple
Tomorrow, 500 Cases OQc a
Direct Shipment J &0 can
cases''' HnPmeapP,ie Fomes '" larKe cans- Put "P ' heavy syrPi
lot fa ttn tn) SpcClaI at G-65: or in doien, half-dozen or 3-fl
lots, ai 20c a can.
Frafl
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t?.i 22; ?UaPhU' favorite.
10 iff ,JPonna' Alr.0
BBJOST BED JJEETB
Silver pake Brand, coofced rcn.lv
to nere larjjo nanltary cans. cnc '
dozen 18c cans special 93.40 -t
rtoion. 1.30. or can . ' 1 1 C
A trwnv w iTHtfT1 flOV!
5000 lb. My WUrt Blend Off;
fee, roaatad xreih dolly, n2
10-lb. price, 83.35, or CI
lbs rj.
BOITBIiESS BACON
PhllAdtlnhln. mild SUiar CUfi
fresh from the smoke house, 2$C
at
New 1921 Pack "Purity" Peas: Dozen, 1 A
Dozen or 3-Can Lots, Can at I'
Thousand Cases of These 20c Early June Peas
Lases at $3.18 .
BOON TO BD 0nT?"Xrt
Vrsnoh BtyU flonps, hlht Vffa
quart on, cas : dozen. '
rloxen, S3JBa, or S cant JjjJ
for
TOHMOBA BtAOK TB r.
WHOI.71 TOMATOEB BUT A CASH
I-nox rjrand, best packed hy Inml
solM meat. rd rlr,. i,i .1",?"":
inn o. j "S. "1 """"mry
$1
nice
...... -. uun, svooi dozen,
OBBllH vrrim mi'.'
n.9? er oho.P. n choice mltture.
Or..n ana Blaok Mlxea Ten, i
special at 4 lbs for . . $1
oALironina i-maoVes
oHLl11- l-nox "rand luscl.
ous yellow halves, n rich ajrup, iV
cans. case. 87.7S dozen, W.8B. ii
or 8 cans for P.l
..PA11M. V OO.'S SOAP
"Oalvanlo nrand," hlch prade
white laundry soap, at ?es tha"
t0'"-i" ,rr,fe- J cakes. 65c 2n
cakes. 81 Js, or box of A rE!
' oi igt,nn
Harmony Chop, pood quality tf
moia Black Tea, special at jk
lbs for T
OX KEABT oiraBBius . ,,
California white cherries, in .
svrup; big- sanitary cans; doien l
03.95, or S cans for
BUTTBB BBANB ,),
ous navor. Buttr """Li -
dozen cans, special a.4i S1.1U
dozen WJB. or i cans for V"
t jry& nozen jjo, or cnn t
Gimhels, Pmp Food Store, Chestnut Street Ann
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