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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, StePTEMBER 1, 1921
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JJ hen iMadomolgelle Longlen First Woman In Athletics In VrAnce wears suits;
when Madame Curie First Woman In Science In the World wears suits;
JXDen lin- Hording First Lady In America travels In suits;
when Marie. Queen of Itoumnnla, eoon to visit America wears suits.
It Behooved Gimbela to Be Ready Early With Suits for
Philadelphia Women. And We Are I
Gfmbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH
Thursday, September 1, 1921
Stoce Open. All of Saturday and Monday
A Very Extraordinary Announcement Bringing This Fine News
GRAND PIANOS for $595
Handsomely Cased in Mahogany. Overstrung Copper Bass Strings.
Spruce Sounding Board. Bell-Metal Plate. Double Cross-banded Veneers.
Almost as low in price as an upright almost as small
in size. But the form of the grand piano allows a tone
and bell-like resonance all its own; a beauty and grace
of line unapproached. And here is that Grand Piano-
Built to Bring the Note of Luxury
Within the Bounds of the
Average Apartment
It is an instrument to love and be proud of the
crowning mark of the real home.
Almost all musical instruments are sold on
Extended Payment Plan
With this we have simply tried to make the terms
easier as we have succeeded in bringing down the price.
Choose bench or stool either is included.
Free delivery.
And the Gimbel guarantee that means everything
for permanent satisfaction.
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Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh floor.
Beautiful Mahogany-Cased
Talking Machines MQ
that play 3 records with one winding nr
winding
They have one of the well-established motors
and in every way are quite sure to please.
Pay $5 and Secure
Immediate Delivery
paying balance in easy
monthly parts.
MAIL 'THIS TODAY
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Every Year or Two
The Gimbel business is at heart and in practice the selling of satisfaction.'
We have at no time taken the sale of an article simply to profit on the selling.
We did not sell musical instruments at all, until we saw that a new kind of
service could greatly benefit the public. Then men foremost in the craft were
organized to "make good on Gimbel lines." It was revolutionary it called for
a new manner of salesmanship it ended price haggling it made it as safe for
your little girl to buy a piano as for the most hardened bargain driver.
One great maker lost heart couldn't believe that a musical business,
music itself, could be a little bit of heaven. After arranging the agency,
suuua wcic iciubcu ub anu soia io anotner concern. We have them now !
In a very large territory we represent
Hardman Pianos 1 L .
Hardman Autotones the mstmnts Caruso loved
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