liHVM i at VJ J t . V Hi t K.4 !SUV '-W rVBSSlNW PUBLIC LETOEIij SCEMBEB 192lr' - I II -. . I I I ----- t - ,, - - - . - J ? . ," -. I -ill. fl II- !! llllUll II H .. . I ' J y(t vsr !T XA Vt 'f Vii- '"Hi"" y i r r h!mm f"1 Store Hours: 9 to 5:30 Saturday ends tho very beautiful Faiihlon Rovlow living models 11 to 12:30 nnd 2:30 to 4. Gimbel Brothers MARKET (CHESTNUT st EIGHTH NINTH FVirlav ' sTamtjiml..... ICiL - Hr-i For Saturday -.... AUU1, jgg! Week of September. 26 tho Gimbel Fashion Review will bo given with living modcls-at tho Stanley Theatre. FOR HERASSAILANT ro A V . Saturday! i v This Is a Very Remarkable Offer for Autumn, 1921 I H . , Cecolla Plnkosh, Littlo Mana- yunk Cripple, Kicked by Drunken Man ' "WW . I J GBKSIRCY m; iiVi t -.r -,- WISH MAY BE GRANTED Tier little blonde head mlisinR the ton of the Mnclstrntc's dek by six V Inches, Cecelia l'lnkoili, n fiftwn-.xcnr- -ld cripple, of IW Kn.st street. Mnn- , iiyifhk, p'entlcd enrnctly for cleinencj this morning for a twrnty-five-year-old man who brutally knocked her down anil kicked her lnt evening Cecelia, with two companions. Hob nnna Hnttl, fifteen jears old. 100 Hast utrect, and Anna Stockomc, fifteen veari old. 130 Eat street, wns near fcnt and Cres-on streets on her way home from work. The girls aw John Kcbit, 141 Kan street. arpihiR with a woman. Kebit was drunk. It W nl legal, and his actions amused the girls who laughed at him. They ran and 1 he Immediately gae chae. I'nab'e to drag her little body along ns fat as her companlotn rould lice. Cecelia wan caught after n few vtepi Kebit Knocked her down and kieked her In the hip. It was charged, Patrolman Cavenaugh arrested Krhit and he n arraigned before Magistrate l'rlce in the Twenty-second "tn-et anil Hunting Park avenue police .tiitlon this morn ing. The little girls, nil small for their age, appeared dalntih dressed in one piece frocks to testify against him. Cecelia to'd her torv mid was cor roborated by the others. Kebit said : "That's rlght Judge' 1 was drunk and kicked her " Magistrate llire frowned severely and was about to sentence him when a voice sounded from behind his big desk. He had to lean over to ee Cecelia as &he said : "Please don't send him to jail. If he'll pay our wages that wcMost b coming here, because we promised the polkeman we would, wo would not want to see him punished." Although he cou'd not help smiling. Magistrate I'rice said: "Nji, little girl: it was a brutal as sault, and being drunk don't excuse it. I'll hae to sond him to jail." "Please gir him another chnneo ; I'm Mire he won't do it again." As CelH aid this "he smilid and tin- prisoner flushed and hung his head sliumeful'v rinnll Magwtratp Prle gnve In nn-l aid that he would hold Kebit in SlOO ball for a furthrr henrin; Stimln. when the girls could attend without los Ing their p-ij. He told thi'in to bring their parents with them and if the were if the snnie mind ho would gi: Kebit "another chaneo " Boy Is Run Down by Ice Wagon William (Jehman. ten Mars n'd, of Iloopes street ne.ir Kift -tlr-t. was run down b nn iee wagon hirth befori noon todnv He was taken to the Pros bjterlan Hospital, where the surgeon found Ins injuries slight The owner and driver of the wagon. Uny A. tial lnghan, o017 Girard avenue, was arrested. wiMMmwarac Here's something to whet yor appetite! g f Baby Norway Mackerel 3for10c The tang of the open sea is in 'em! I I g ?j.-:i:a(in'i'ajfli.iianiiiiniianncmniiiijniiiuiiiu'iifiniunii'iiiKii3iUij-i'niiiuiniiii;ni. 14 KARAT SOLID GOLD LGfy hlie fc MoUrl WatchE These are the famous 12-sizc, 7-Jcwel Elgin moremenU, fitted in the newest thin model 14-K solid gold cases. This is a watch that you will be proud to own. The timekeeping qualities of these "Elgin watches are known the world over. Our sale price is 517.45 in all our 3 stores. These 14-K solid gold Elgin watches el! regularly for S30.00. KiWOwlli For production costs of clothing have not been brought down to normal, to say nothing old-time values. But, as values go judged by good clothes, even ready-made this is great Men's-Suits Made to Measure for $35 It is about half price for equal made-to-order clothes in any usual way; beats ready-made. "How can Gimbels give the dollars' worth they claim?" We don't make the clothes but we deal with a big organization of merchant tailors. The concern has to keep its men busy or loose all the good ones. The public doesn't care, and don't buy clothes till they feel like it. The concern is in to lose thousands at the front end of every season so they lessen loss by getting this extra Gimbel business, at reduced price. There Are 137 Styles of Fabrics to Choose From or were when this was written some will run low each day now. You probably realize that "merchant tailoring" varies in excellence the con cern we deal with has distinct grades. Their best is chosen for this occasion and that applies to linings, everything to the "make and trim" as the tailors call it This Offer Ends Wednesday, September 21st that's as late as unprofitable business should be accepted by the concern. We trust our customers will make the most of the opportunity very many are ordering two suits; some three and four. 111 TV ' M $39.75 89 Women's Suits You'd Never, Never Guess the Prices to be $39.75, $59, $69 or Even $89! And that's just why Gimbel Suits are famous because we're always working on "how much better can we possibly make them than their price will buy elsewhere" ! Reproductions of famous French models included at every price not "reproduced" by the cheapening process of leaving one or two essentials out! But reproduced by master-tailors line for line; color for color; texture for texture ! Between $59 and $89 The new moussynes. The new panvelaines. The new Erminnies. The fashionable vcldynes. And wonderful duvet delaines. Choose 'whatever length coat suits your particular personality and choose from nutria, squirrel, mole, wolf, beaver and Australian opossum in the fur-trimmed styles. Or the Right Suit to Wear With Your Furs See These at $39.75 Styles and styles and styles! Embroideied or so smartly, simply, uniquely, Individually tailleur. Tricotines tricotines tricotines. r.imbij. salons of m-n., Third floor. A uf V A 829.73 A TOMORROW Women's $59.75 Canton Crepe Dresses, $29.75 Suitable for afternoon for theatre for dinner even for dancing. Black a clear, wonderful black Can ton crepe, moire ribbons, dangling balls and all all but the merest margin of flame-color, half hid in tho graceful sleeve. $45 Satins Also at $29.75 Navy blue or black, with the cire-braid interlaced festoonings. $39.75 to $45 Tricotines at $29.75 A smart coat-style all tricotine. And a dressier model combined with rich satin. Blue or black. ClmbeU. Huloni of Irri. Third floor. Tomorrow New Dresses Specials High School Girl For the RrJ j I I Special at $10 Four smart styles in good blue serges, and in brown, blue or henna wool-jerseys. Special at $13.75 Blue serges in half-a-dozen new styles. Special at $16.75 Sturdy serges. Smart jerseys. And dress-up dresses of blue taffeta. Special at $19.73 Fully a dozen models in serge, jersey, tricotine, crepe Je chine, taffeta and wonderful velveteens. 12-, 14- and 16-year sizes. School Dress Specials aC$5.95 For Girls of 6 to 14 "Regulations" of blue serge trimmed with yellow, white, red or black braid. All-black, too, for convents and boarding-school. Jumper styles, too cute as they make Girls' $15 to $35 Fall-Weight Coats "Fews" at $9.75 and $12.75 Serges. Tricotines. Velours. Fancy cloakings. ilmhrln, Sulont of Tirtia, Third floor. All-Wool Sweaters For Men and Boys Don't be caught "napping" when cooler Weather comes get a good warm sweater for school, tennis or golf or when you go on that gunning trip. Season's newest colors. Two styles "-one pictured. Men's a t $8 to $15. Boys' a t $6.50 to $9. A 1 1 sizes nnd every sweater car r i es the m a. n u f ac turer's guar antee to be inft nn. .Ant tilmhfM, Fourth floor. f.lmbfU, Second floor. H A Everything for Gym Work and Have You Noticed Gimbel Prices? $1.75 for the all-wool serge bloomers. Most stores ask a dollar morg for. $3.75 for the part-wool bloomers. Most stores ask a dollar more for. $1.50 and $2 for Block or White Gym Shoes. fllrUifl. hportH Clo'lirn Section, Third Moor. mm Tomorrow Untrimmed Felt Hood HATS Everyf Color! at. $1.50 Black, navy blue, sand, silver, Dinty green, henna, hyacinth, golf red, purple and the newest shade burro. Pheasant Tails, Special at 50c In the wonderful natural browns nnd flame color Blindlngs. (llmbtlft. Third floor. Men, These from London! Autumn Overcoats Sports Coats AU- Weather Coats and Golf and Sports Suits Bought in a depressed market at depressed exchange by our own Euro pean buyers from first hands. The best Irish, Scotch and English woolens. The garments by London i tailors. fr The ranges now being priced by Fifth Avenue's best shops at $60.00 to SBo.uu are liere--at $47. P. S. Knickers or long trousers, in some cases both, with suits. Special Purchase Home-Grown Clothes of Merit New well-tailored, stylish dressy suits in all the wanted materials, at $25 and $29. Kuppenheimer and 0ftetJ l$f Sttld Overcoats and All-Purpose Fall Coats The choice production of these two celebrated, makes at $35 and $45. EXTRA! SPECIAL!! Eight hundred (800) finely-tailored strictly up-to-date overcoats in the most desirable goods and models, at $25 and $29. Glmbrli. btcond floor. Subway Store-Jersey, Serge and Tricotine Dresses 3.85 at Values $7 to $10 Women's and Misses' Sizes Three hundred jerseys sleeveless and sleeved styles. Mostly slip-over. And all mighty, mighty smart! Three hundred tricotines embroidered or braid-trimmed. Scventy-flve serges. Variously in navy blue, blacV, brown, beaver ana reindeer. All sizes in tho lot misses', 10 nnd 18; women's, 36 to 44 not in every style, Tricotine, $3.85 Jersey, $3.85 Olmbell, hubwnr Store. Coney Fur Coats $39.75 Made up of selected skins in a belted model that is bound to be popular this winter. Every one beautifully lined. Black, brown and taupe. At $39.75. Fluffy Manchurian Wolf Sets in taupe, black and brown, bushy tail, silk 7 QC lined, at " Otmbelf, babwajr Store, Tomorrow Boys' Clothing for Fall and Winter Wear Parents will save money in buy ing boys' clothing at Gimbels. Norfolk Suits of All-Wool Materials $5.95 and $7.95 With Extra Knickers $7.95 and $10 Women 's LOW Shoes 6500 Pairs $1.65 JaJI. All comfortable low shoes! Patent leather, Drown kid, Black kid, AVhlte canvas. Various styles all sizes 2V4 to 7. Good range of widths. At $1.65 just about half of what it cost to make these trade-mark shoes. nirnDeU. Subway Stor. Boys Junior Suits All-wool; 3 to 8 years $4.05. Boys Wash Suits at Zlalf Price Olmbell, Hobwuy Store. 20 Men's and Young Men's, ) $ New Fall and Winter Suits These Suits will sell later in the season at $35 to $40 This is a new low price for such quality suits. Worsteds in neat pin stripes, blacks, blues and b5if h,?Vl0tS inatk irny8' owns 1 minBlo effects. Cassimeres and tweeds in a good variety of latestpatterns and smart colorings. Sizes for every size man. All tho RPnRnn' nnw.t stvles. at $20. Men's Trousers JtrC?,Ja'Am"w) $3.95 I COR. 8th & CHESTNUT STS. HtfMMKETST. 309 MARKET ST. (ilmbela, bubmijr More t 1 I :1 , ft-K . . , vtiAi H)Ug.Ji. v !.! fcs V 1 . I,' . t It i,.t4jsrte.i fJM54V?fVl'tt(, S5
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