V 9:nWmfrMm&'"X?l(mmtimiMR!?Umx'I 41,krffS! WTBC4 T - " ' H " if "h ' ' - . tH -, IS -rTFiif it 7'mI ' 'H .l' M.14 M1' M '' A I-"' lTTM" ntn s't T-! T7"T (rnr V -r'H-"-ii " p.- TfTTTjx 'rfZ-r'T'T J 1 . . I , . . I.. J T Stere Hours, 9 te 5:30 Tuesday, Octeber 18, 1921 GlMBEL BROTHERS MARKET CHESTNUT EIGHTH NINTH Fer Fer Wednesday This Gimbct Anniversary shall be pleasantly Seventy-nine years of determined effort te Wednesday remembered by the bargains it brought- make a store that serves. WIFE SUA BY IN i?" i i M im w Aim m i hi it-' ?A l m , M' Wr 7 m k FIGHTINGFOR LIFE Mrs. Margaret Keller, 2812 Jas- per Street, May Recover, Say Hospital Doctors PUTS BLAME ON HUSBAND rhyslcJmiR nr the Eplxeepnl Hnspttnl hfive some hope for reeevery of Sirs. Mnrgnret Keller, 'JSIl! .tnsper street, shot twice In the head yesterday by a mnn she Fn.vi wni her husband. The nssnllnnt eHcnped. Mrs. Keller wtie reported te lie much brighter tedny, due te n bleed trnns trnns fUBlen marie yesterday nftermiim from her brother-in-law. .lames Mel'weti. a patrolman of the (raffle wpind. In a statement te MuRl-Unitr Pettz. made at the hospital. Mr. Keller laid all blame for thn shoetlnc en her hus band. She said ehe bad refused te be reconciled te his return after a separa tion of five months. She was en her way re the Lepal Aid Society, early yesterday, with her M"-ter-ln-law, Mrs. Atnelin Finnell. Their object was te enforce payment of pup pup pert money nutherlzed by the Municipal Oeurt when Mrv Keller had Iht hus band arrested for desertion and non support. At Jasper nnd isemersat fctreets, she says, her husband drove, up in an nu nu nu tomehlle. Mrs. Finnell walked up the street. There wan some amument nnd then. Mrs. Ftnnrll envs. Kellrr drew a gun and t-hnr his wife. Women's Dresses- 8M& AU! VlU!l fell? J IsUJ m-W S45.00 DnTetyn 839.70 Pelret Twill 820.75 Cashmere Crepe the Glorious New Duvetyns the "Jenny Celers Anniversary CB.1 ES In the tete de negrt browns and the soft hennas that all Faris recognizes as the colors that Jenny loves te work with and te wear herself. Twe models one reproduces a Jenny, with Jenny's clever ball trimming and Jenny's beloved bead-girdle. The ether is Madeleine et Madeleine's new "Venetian l.ady" model Venetian back; Venetian sleeve. Alse Special at $45 Canten Crepes in the high colors that are sweeping strongly back. (Ak te see the cockle-shell girdled model). Tricetinea in redingote effect, ever satin or ever tricetine a won derful street dress that likes iturlf equally well when it steps in-doers te luncheon, or steps upon the rlun-platferm. Tricetinea richly embroidered with silk, the motifs outlined with heads. Cashmere crepes with lace sleeves. Twe Sale-Specials at $29.75 One in Regular, One in Extra Sizes Peiret twill, with inset side-panels of overlapping rows of cire braid, and with the flarc-slcees -1bew-deep with braid. Green Canten crepe vrstee and sleeve-facing'". Sizes .te te 40. And a cashmere crepe v,h nuks and tucks, and the smartest little ribbon sash-girdle, in sizes up te -18. Gimbels, Salens of Dress, Third fleer Furniture Dining-Roem and Bedroom In the Anniversary Sale Your furniture needs can be supplied at worth while savings if your purchases arc made at Gimbcls. Easy Payments Arranged Gelden brown flaky fjli white g; trusties i no Appetite: Victer K 3 1 I Bread I 1, i At all our Stores s I' LpinenuuLBS I UTORE3 CO. W H ! I JaOTU-MJUt til SI i nmArrTAr Tmrri halnep at tbua (lrnl S SeriesofSalesefSampleLinesofFamousShoes These are the contents of the salesmen's trunks every shoe meant te tempt shoe stores te give orders the styles that will rule the winter. Sample sizes of Women's Shoes 31 2, 4 and 41 . ffO&S The $9 and $10 Lines at The $12 Lines at e Gimbels, Second fleer. iTTI t SrSSk i U t -l Qf AND RETURN h' 1 i v H p. r , r I'M ' a' i Sunday, October 23 Mopping nt !fHprt, HhormiikerH HhermiikerH vlllr. Antmrn. h ti j I U 1 1 1 Ifavrn. "I. C'liilr unit Irnchlllr. $2.15RParlimr $2-I5Hamburg $3MPettsville I 3i2? Shenandoah Ben Marche Gleve Sale A Week of Gloves at Paris Prices. Thi i- the practical tact despite tantt. dcju'te rerthin and at about what een that wonder -tore, an Hen Man he. of K we are scllmp fashionable fjlevcs at half last year's prices Parts, nui-t charge new. OT. Neifl nnd DMIshtlnl PIfmure Trip In thf tniinl nnla ( enl Held, ulth Frpnlr views of Ihr wlndins Schu.vlkHI nnd Mnani.iln In lMrrn Inntvanln. FOR WOMEN W eii'en' imperte'l K'd ilevc. eerseam rn. Par's point era era breidere'l hack': white; black: black-with-white, tan. brown and1 gray. $.? Gleve ter $1.15. Women'.- ibutten-lencth. nit- ported tah-wnst tilace Gleve, full pique sewn, embroidered hai'k. tan. brown and gray. $.V50 Gloves for $1.68. Women- Jclap imported Kid jec. full pique -cvn. heavy em em hreiderd backs tan, gray ,ii-d b'nwn $.?0 tlleve? for $1.38. Women l-itap pique Wash able (.'ape tilec-. s;ra. thn and hrnwn, regular .S I tilee for $1.48. Women- (i-biitteu .trap-wn-t Washable Cape Gleve, pique eun, embroidered back. Made from first -election of Seuth African capekin. Si 50 Gloves for $2.45. Women's lo-bulten length im-pertr-i white ( ilare (ilef, evr eam ewn. S' Gleve for $2.68 pair. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ! He-' and girl' Gra Mncha (i!ee. ter dre or -choel wear. , SJ.50 t. loves ter $1.15. j Beys' and girls' 1-cla-p Cape Gloves, fleecy-lined for the cooler da.vs. $1.38 Gloves for 95c. FOR MEN Men's 1-clasp Cape Gleve, out seam -ewn tan and brown. SJ.50 Gloves for $1.65. Men' 1 - clasp Gray Mecha Gloves, eutseam sewn; spear point hacks. $4 Gloves for $2.68. Men's 1-clasp Duplex Gloves, self- and black-embroidered. Gray. $1.50 Gloves for 95c. Men's strap -wrist tan suede Gleve, fleece-lined. S..50 Gloves for $1.85. Men's 1-clasp gray Suede Gleve, embroidered batk. $2.25 Gloves for $1.58. Gimbels. First fleer and Grand Aisle w Special Train Leaves BreH'I S'w S' i' "ii 7 ." A M W.--SI r"-''ii ipl-. i T .',. " K't'-tlll'l t r . - 7 31 HIu-t nr, 'vcii Ih'iatxinah 7 te P t l''tv. f i ii p M Unm. burn i.-. T M 1' M.r.BU 1" P .M 1 Pennsylvania System kV1 IJmlti-rf ?nr miarnitnrinininiTTininntr7iiLiirduiJinnmni!iCTi;iinj!naTTnj7niuiHsm,rf,amtiH:if(ii , Roem Heaters : Kitchen Chairs Refrigerators Curtain Stretchers -and a her of ether peciaU "i the A-iwrrsary Sale Mene -ae- and work aver Bowser and Bricks. GirriHE laundry and bay- J- window shall be of weed." said Mr. Rowser. "A wise law allows me thus te save fully two hun dred dollars in building." "Cousin Sam did that," urged Mrs. Rowser, "and he found that extra coal and repairs and painting and insurance cost him ever a hundred dollars every year." But Mr. Bowser in.si.-ted. The next winter an oil stove pet the laundry unci bay win dow alire. The rcbmldinR ce,t ever a thousand dollars, ''or Mrs. Bowser said, "Ne weed this time, Mr. Bowser. I don't like that kind of saving- All brick for me." When veu u'niil nnv lrifnnnn lrifnnnn tlen tibeut uric-Its. theli Kinds. role.H. qimlltlen, stylen. uses or nr!ee the products of difreient iiiHker'a. hew te wert! wpie Men tion lUiineH nt compe.ent niclil niclil tcetu. builder. t-iiKlnceis. etc.. cull up elthir of our olllces. KEYSTONE BRICK CO. Godfrey. K. of 21 st. piUc. VU. 2-34 F. SEITTER'S SONS Mcrlewn In ! "' X1'118 ,!fi-7 H. M. & C. B. SINER Church nnd Ticn l'Kf'1 H-a:) jOIlNlI.EARLEYej n j fi 7 m W rnrKln Mrnlrlirr. -J U V'fe- L dnlraiilrptl Itefun ' it ' ii'iitfr . '" puy FM si flP It- 'iVA 'I" i Br iHQ mi if" .l i , nter, b i f r p i r -.nf nh.'t riar. " ind feed ft" 11 h" i n ' rlr- a M ' 70 , ..r.H.i - S25 'tis' SI1 Ultrhfn C'hnlrii, ruiarl 1 mil" 0 halt Sl.28 Weel-Filled Cotten-Filled Down-Filled Save Third te Half of Prices That Ruled in July Wr,e fillniR i l.l. v ml iotteii tilling i all cotton, down filling all flown no ether adir ture. HeiiRht at mi ebh tide of the market. il-r-vc fonifertahlrs are at . xtrrmrly leu prirrs specials just ahead of old weather. alue are m r( ,, July selling prices (.aJtnnlvinl S I n il .. KefrtKerittm-. -.-".i ,n1 1 in'.ah 'e V ' Twe Mere Carloads of Porcelain Table Tops In the Anniversary Sale i'gln '.iiipericclien. hnl netiuny in ui in. N'cuie sent t O U. Size 24x36 at $1.68 Size 25x402 at $1.95 Size 27x41 at $1.95 Value, if perfect $5 te $6.45 iiniln 1- I'iiui th "lour $6.75 $3.95 regularly $6.50 $6.75 regulatly $14 I OOi i line white ieth.:i-,illed Ml-wool figured ateen Cem- t-omtertaDies, wun pimii ateen Jertables with plain border. Full - b'd ftTi QC fatecn borders, at . -ire. at t "'e . tin r.flr) ten $4.95 regularly $9 te $f2 , ,',"c, nuality figured Satin Com Cem Manufacturer', clearnn,, 'e, of tables; plan, mull her- $1A Comfertables. Cheire ,,e nRw,! 'lr' s ' "trh- a,f . eZ -Ik mull with plain mull hnrd( r-. -15 regularly $30 '.i dgtired silkeline, tr-'i skI"- Ml-wool fine satin - covered ' ith plain Freiuh (Jyj QK Comfertables. Plain satin border. . ambr-i- borders, at 't'.C'O Old rose and ('epenhagen J "I (- $5.95 regularly $9 te , $ 5 rcary 30 $12.50 i K.Ntra-size Down Quilts, e.7 11 w en I - lilted Comfertables. iet. h'me quality merccrired l-.(jure.l both si!'-. . ith i 'run sateen with plain sateen be'vlers. -.itren borders. t C AP .al season's price was ? 1 -J $9.95 regularly $22.50 $9.95 (jimbels. Second fleer lnuii Quilt- with li'ir. u sateen hnth sides. Detihle lied -if. liian.v border' d i Hampton Arm Chairs, Asserted Coverings, at $25 Values $35 te $45 ffiiij-wwt)i 3 Mahogany Wing Chairs at $18 Value $30 i D . 1 1 c Olde Virginia Arm Chairs and Rockers, Choice of Coverings, at $32.50 each Values $45 te $60 Chairs and rockers, as illustrat ed; high cane wing backs, deep j cane scats, dull finish. At $30. ' IB iHi SHI ifflRi -!-2 jvawHK ' T ."'.JS ' I l I' u prp $50 Colonial Four Four Pest Bedsteads at $25 $200 Bedroom Suite Special at $100 Represents the highest t.vpe of furniture construction irrespective of price. Four pieces at $100. $225 Chamber Suites at $135 In American walnut, bow-end bedstead, semi - vanity dressing case, beautifully finished, at $135. Mahogany bedsteads as illus trated, 4 feet h inches wide, heavy turned pests, mahogany built up head panels, dull-finish at $25. $500 Ten-Piece Dining-Roem Suite at $285 Beautiful suite, Italian motif, solid mahogany, solid walnut or solid walnut with Italian antique finish. Ten pieces, as illustrated, at $285. $400 Ten-Piece Dining Dining Roem Suite at ,, , pajq--- i hri. 'f1r-T7fT. -tyiid i ' i i ii i American walnut suite complete with set of chairs. Special at $185. Suite, four pieces (with out chairs), at $135. i r i t , . i i .GltedSl S "" i . , r-7 "Tl f i 1 LiJ $45 Library Tables, Twe Designs at $28 each J iL nidi Colonial libran tables, with hea pedestal base, large tops; diill'liinsh at $28 cadi. I Sectional Bookcases for Scheel, Heme and Scholar Pictured at tj)Z.3U Regularly $31.50 del a sectional Twe Hundred All Pure Cotten Mattresses Value Stitched Edges, $15 45 Pounds Weight Each Mattress Made Special te Your Order. Fancy Ticking. Special at $9.50 Value $15 - (iinibels, Sixth ilimr - Tr. zriiflr "'If' rTftTfwisrmd motive JJLflJt, I--I1 w.inteij Elff "H"iRl I te hae T" "'"-..-.(. ,. "housed." I I I T Z? 1 At$27.50 e.tra sections li cm he added tretn tune te time ter $6.75 a unit. Sizes 8' .. 10'4 and .V j inches high and ' inches wide -diinbels, Scvenili fleer Tomorrow-Famous Sewing Machines at Substantial Savin I i- n bij;h jrradf tnakr- th;it liaf an rniHi'e rrrutatKin im- rr' ulniit;.. diiralul t ami tmc -fwmjj finalities. Beth made li the I lenicMK ( iitnT.aiv Demestic Parler Cabinet, $59 y Regularly $75 : Lessing at $31, Regularly $39 s ill r ph I'.ratHl new 1''21 niddcU-cr.'iic-. iul opened. f'.ul f'.ul netice I he savings! Pay $1 Weekly j I i)wl) A $1.50 Hemstitcher Included With Each Sewing Machine Purchased Tomorrow Gimbels, Fourth fleer. PHOM AND MAIL ORDERS CARED FOR FROM THESE ANNIVERSARY SALE' SPECIALS Cans of Lenex ) 45c Peaches or Ar&ncets p&fr S it bmip;h't in rase. Uvc. 'i-deu r .Iran Int. of folk did net "put up" fruit the pa-t -ummer. Mipplv mir pantry at the low pr' lnts $5.45 5000 lbs. 55c Quaker Blend Tea Roem Coffee at 35c lb. In 25-, 10-. 5- or .1-lh lets. 100-lb. Bags of Sugar at $5.45 Philadelphia Reinied White, if purchased with $.1.50 vser.h of iUt grocer es, limit one oils, at 1 ROO nirxsec I Qv U O i. r .? Ik ,., .w.s.0 s.iua itauiui UUnUlCBS DttCOll) cLl CiJ- - New Canned Vegetables-Buy a case-Purity Sugar tern. Purity (.r.-e.i Stnn lif.ins, 1 1 n .etiex lieans with Perk, lic value, uise, $2.05; dozen, $1.35; or (,-can lets cui 1 1 NEW CORN STARCH , rAFI, mjfKKF J& :::r' corn iec wMwr,r 95c "LIBERTY BELL" COFFEE TEA HALF PPICF h a ,'- aiVr.".'. $2.35 ?xn rP : M-ed: 29c -Gimbels, Pure Feed Stere, Che-tnut Si reel Anm" Nie-J,.JMMiwMMm IIIIllllwlWll'ltw'l,lilu","'11'u"u"tw ,:u s,ii"Ji l-.'Vvtivn, t "i
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