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Philadelphia, Monday, March 20, 1921 Iif
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Stere Hours, 9 A. M te 5:30 P. M.
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET -.CHESTNUT" EIGHTH NINTH
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Gimbel. Service is utterly unlike that of most
stores. The customers must have the required
article net' something we just must sell.
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Radie "Listen In" wave length, U60 melon.
Tuesday
Complete sels and parts
foremost service at
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Gimbels.
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March 23 Arc Indefinitely
Extended
SCATTERED ALL OVER U. S.
1l tin- Associated l'i(s
W.iililiisl. Mm ili .( -About iTinii
ullcui wlmlltril inlu t li- I niU'-l Suite
tinder Icmiuiinv iMMinii- tint winihl
ixtilrc Mim-li - "ml lnnc Uiciii llnbh
tn linmrdliit- ili'inniiitii'ii hit.'1 1" cii
shun mi imli'linlH1 i -wiMi-nti hi nun
for tlirlr Mf Ciiiiintis-li'li''' i'-iii-inl
lluMinml. nt tin liniiilsi.itf'Hi I'"1" '" I
nnnetim i'il iIj
An irfiinf mili'i' v.i' I'"1'! '"
lllih. fur ll"" l'liri")-1 I lu-binnl " j
IilnlnVil. 1c.iiii tin tut lli.H I'.i-vil tin j
Itntltc lnt W(ft. .mil i rin It'll tn
p1!s tile SftintP flmrlh. titmiilr- m i
tlir mlml-simi "f li'1 nil' I' i "u 1 1 m '
into tilt' t'liltnl Stnti -. itli"iit tv-siml
te 'iiovWen- "f tin C'li'-i-iil ln n
Mtrlftliu imiiilsi.it mil '
In III Mi lii ill ill '.I'' 'li !l1 ' ""
enniftliiil, vim truii'-rnt nliin'! i.iiv
r.iiritr:ui iintmti.illt.' inn! In MiMlllnii I
llM'P It liriu lltll'ii' nf A-I'ltli" lllllMll'
tlicir liiunlui -nili H" Sirtnii uml Ai -
innnliiiis ninl 'I'iiiK. 'iimlnl In tin
l'tiltcil Stiili" .tflrf tin- Ii"mI iiiiiiiIiii of
Iili11xiilii.il nf'tlnlr n.ilmii ilitlis .'il
m!silili' te tin' 1 iiitnl "-t.it'- lui'l l hi
fxban-tcil.-
Itrlisiuu Ueillcs Mil
A n n-illt nf Mirmil I tpri lit ill iii) ,
i f rrlntlM-i In the 1 tilt il Stilt. nml n -
liSinm Fnnllc. tin' miillrrini nt for 1111
niPfllnti' (Jiperinlmn wsis iml infeiml
.isnitist tlii-iii. tlimrsli in tin1 i .lit ut
Iilple n of 1 1 IIIIS'1 1 tn - tin- t'llii.inl
Suatii-lilp Cenip.iin mill tin t.niin-
lurtlt litlil .'1 tiilltrmri-v nxi'l tin ill-,
i uni-l.ltirr- of tin ir iiiihal i
The JnimleiMtii". .itti r role im- it tin ,
nertt of iiriirtil. M.nitinl " r tin1
Tnlteil ttati"-. ninl tin ce-t of h
niscmbling tlii'in for ili nnrt.itleii. .is w II
ni tin liiimatiltm inn uliin lietii te i ml
ins thrm Imi k te tlin teniittii- if dr.
pnrturc, 1i:im jihIiimiI tlm i n.n tun nt ,
of tin -pi ' ml Irsi-! itlmi
Ceniml niiii'i I In 1 lii.l in rn.npei - '
atlen villi tin1 Si imti t'eiiiniltii i en
Immlcr.itleii lin- m.n ili ilh emiiiii
prrptriitniii of imenilnn lit- te tin in ml
Inc fiPimr.il 1 in niiji ,i t ion Mill. ! -lum il
te ettenil tin prm .-ion- nt tlm pit.ii,"
qtiettl ll .
I'revi-liitt fur Critilli.ifi-
TIip-p atiii'iiilnn nt .in1 ilii:inil in
elimllintc lln Ulmis viun .w tin1 inn
flint hi i nietn i t'm iniitii ehIpi it
tlu 'irepiiMili in nppie.iil In tlir ,i ii
nti anil IIeu!'. .iln ii ip-iiiii: te iiiim
the I'nltpil St.itr tiftir .lulj 1 will
h.ie te grt from tlm Ann in. in ('ennl
In tlirlr leiintrj of n -iiliie' .1 ii'ititt ii'ititt
cnte that will -Mew tint i In iimtii ut
lninili;i.iiit te tlm I'liitnl Stnti n in
vj'ili tin, in., i iiuini'i.i'i il ha- net
bpptt i li.m-tPil
Stcuiu-liip (inniiaiili - "i nt In i - ti in-
nertitic .lin aln li te tlm I nlii.l si, n,
vlthetlt iidi a ri'itilii.iti. vmhiIiI i. I
liable te dim nml mint prn.ilm-, Im I
iiilnitien dntlmrltli i en-nli i tlmt'
niloptien of -oine mii li nlnti weiilil pii -vent
tlm (liMiiipeintini nt .iml lianl-lup
tlttpri il li. iiiniix tmliMiIiiul vim nli iii-
ilencd tlicir feinni tin im- nt 1 m lil,
keIiI iirepurt nml -pmmiiI fninih nn'
bnsliiPss lel.ttmii-hip- te . mm tn i
1'nltPil St.itp-. enli in tinil thiinihi-lnailtui-lbli'.
ELECTROCUTE WIFE-SLAYER
Albert White Says "Geed-by" With
out Tremor in Voice
l!olpfeiito. I'm.. Marrli ' i i I'.v
' t A ll i i Teiipiicp Inn . inn ii t '
I.awrriiPi fount for tin iimihIii if
i wifi eui .ii I'.IUI, ,i- I'lfin
ittcil nt tlm Itei Kpw l'i nil) nti ir ,lil
inrniiii;. Wlmn Wlnte w i Inmielit
te en Satniil.i In1 w.i n (.inp.inii i
his .piiitu.il niu-i but tin Iiiiipi
'nrnpil Iieiih' ami liiti w i .uiiiiilii1
1 the rliiilr tin' Hr 'I W Yeiii.-'
aplnln of tin i nm nt uii
He walknl te tin1 i lull 1 1 i t 1 1 1 1
iinrmil. nml wilheiil ,i mmm -,i .1
.'Kill -In" te ill I In In -i i miti. i
is ma'lp at 7 US nml n in1 iiiimit'
in Whlle wa pieimiiiu 1 1 ik nl
vu'iiih' vinii i -
Twenty-Five Paris
Medel Hats
$25
Imported
for Inspiration j
and Priced at J
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fiCLs-1
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About a
third what
they cost te
import! Hut
what inspi
ration they
proved t e
t h e clotr cletr
b r a i n c d.
clever - I'm
Kored milli
nery work
room !
Rcbeux,
Lewis,
Marie
Louise,
Vasselin
Villctard
" a m e ii y
these pres
ent."
One- net only of a S(vle b u t
even of a type! ' '
(.Imlicl. Milliner ftileti., fblrtl deer.
These Twe Women's Dresses Pictured Are -Beth
Reproductions of Famous Paris Medels
, One of. a "Jenny" The Other of a "Molyneux"
-Yet Their ! $QC
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Tin tnee moflel H mtulc nf the rMict swlrl-pattern
Imp Hint ia known it" the "iMelyncux lncc" till through
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Price Is
lace iiiorlel is nm
'nils, and 'that you aw en one of the Molyneux models
n lu.st week's l-'ushien Review. ,
Tlm "thrce-niccc medi'l" pietuictl s-Jciniu'a favorite
combination of Kasha with Canten. An tt lias t he
fittest little I'oatee-nlse of Hie Kasha, te maleh the
skirt-part nf the tlrc,s. Navy Kaf-ha with cither carmine
or French blue top--the coulee lined te match.
Six Other
"Reproduction"
Styles Included
. Big, Big Values
at $35
A two-celot model of I'eiict and
Canten crepe, enibietdered togethei
with libesme and tfeld threads.
A beaded Canten eiepe show ins:
lite Russian tendene.
A satin Canten crepe with flyinjr
panels. , ,
A Ipvelv, simple-line medrl or
Canten crepe with a wenderTul
vinp;-sleee.
Anether lace model.
And an cmbieideied Canten.
Sizes tip te 'Hi.
-(IiiiIhN, -.liens uf Drc.i., Jlilril tluei.
Newest Fancy.
Weave Mignonette
Over Blouses
at $3.95
Value $.,95
2s
Coel smart
and one of
the models that
.sell at sight!
Bleck-weave.
Wenderfui
coloring s
marabclla, Mo
hawk, c a n n a,
tangerine, navy,
j a d c, and a
wonderful deep
sea blue with a
h.i n t of sea
green in its
color-depths.
White linen
Peter Pan cellar
and cuffs, bound
with thp color.
(Umbels Niton et.llrcKi, I bird fleer.
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This Sale of Women's and Misses' JjOQ
$75 English "Teppers" at VP
i- the most unique Sale in the entire history of Sports Coats!
Because we were "en the spot" when a great distributing .station in England was willing te close out
all surplusage of the famous English, Irish and Scotch fabrics
ttccause the three Gimbel Stores combined in the enormous purchase;
Because we bought the smartest model from Londen's smartest Custom Tailor;
Because Ave had them made at a most wonderful saving andv by exactly
that model
Here are thp Smartest S7." Sports Coats of the Season at S2S!
Herringbone Mixtures Nubs Batleys Fleeces
Tweeds Friezes Levats Galashiels
Favorite raglan .shoulder. Inverted pleat back. Big mami'sh topper pockets.
Silk-lined te waist (.sleeves silk-lined, tee) with the me.sl famous men's-wcar lining
silk in all the world made in Iluddersfield, England, and pretty nearly as strong
a.s iron! " -
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Over Twenty Different Weaves
II- te J0-eiir i.es. ".G te Id in women's M.e.
Smart Spring Clethes for Men' and Yeung Men
&
Over Fifty Wonderful Colorings
'I we lenKths: J'.G te UT; and Jl!) te 10.
Misses' en Sale Misses' Salen, Third Fleer Women's en Sale Women's Salen, Third Fleer
k
te
Seuth America
OiiUS.QevQmmeiitSliips
Fastest Time
te niedi Janeiro. Mnntevnkeanil Bu'iiei
Aire". Hnt xlilni Amrrirnn rvni.
Amrrirnn foeri Mnerl nii'otufert sail
Iiik.i from IMcr i llobekni.
iiilii- liir ii
liiertrnn I i.kIiei inl I
Gimbels Select the Silks
and Shades for These
Women's
Full-Fashioned Silk
Stockings at $1.95
I Ik mIK iihi t br nm, -tietisrnnd ptr ptr
feitl dyed. I lie -ban's tiui-t inateh the
ptevatlintr sbec shad we often M'tid
-watches of tin- faslneiuiblc, leathets
(luce t te the mill.
Black, White, and 14 Geed
Shades Arc Ready for
Your Easter
'I i j te liiujr -i ample el tin -ludt
jeu wiint te muti It
i.unl.il-. 1 ir-l llunr.
Fer Easter Gifts or Easter' Wearing
!T Sale of Sample SJ
I i
'f i
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Petticoats at $3.95
Values $5 le $6&i
Mestl.v silU-jpi.seys.
nd mostly -iievelty flounce stsle
t'h the vety prettiest of the new color
l illations.
Paisley Print
Slep-in Petticoats
at $5.95
The i ute. short ptilne't iiimiiIhI te
vr.ir with the new Iwied uit.
Ikay eicpe de chine.
nd eh. but tlies-e Paisley pattcin
an i ute, i ute, cute!
CilnilirU, ,., nm! 0i,r.
Leng Chamois-Lisle
1 wit. e-biftten lengths with -niait em em
Ineideicd bitik.s. 'I lie colets ate pentjee,
mastic mid biiuit. .Special at SI."".
Strap-Wrist Gloves
Chamois-Lisle at
$1 a Pair
Smatt, .-eniceable irlees in minir,
pongee, jri.ty or heaer.
Women's Kayscr Silk
Gloves
I he 1.,'nl with uiiuiaiilci'd (itic r tip-.
Tye-rlap styles in white ."11111 the splint,'
-Itailc, at
75c, $1, $1.25 and
$1.50 a Pair
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Spring Suits : Tep Coats
Gelf Suits : Sports Suits
Kuppenheimer
AND
xmetylSranu
$35 $40 $45
These clothes have individuality smart
"lines" that are tailored in; tailor finishes
and spirited style built in the garments
put there te stay, net just pressed in.
Xew twecd.s, shaffKy het tiiiKbenes, m crplaid.,
ca.ss.iineie.1, pencil ssti'.ipeH, worsteds, checks.
A full range of the season's new fabrics.
Suits in single- and double-breasted styles',
three- and four-button; Topcoats in newest
models. 533. 510 and l..
Londen-made Tep Coats are i''-$35
eluded in the group at .
New and wanted. colorings.
Suits and Tep Coats
Gelf and Sports Suits
$25 and $30
Included ai" many small let.s of Kuppenlieiniei
and Heeietv lit and Suits, ns wyll as ether Oimbel
line. S2-,'and M).
Men's and Yeung Men's Tep Coats I $22.50
for Spring at
Regularly $30 ami $35
InipeitLii l)iiimni tweul.- che iels. Iiemcsinitis,
iiidescint win sleds and wool knitted fabiith.
(Juaitei satin yoke lined and silk-timiincc;
la-rlait or lejrul.ir .shoulder; hi owns-, r-reens, bhick-and-wliite,
jiay.s, fain ic1-.
liiKircs-t Mil ii. 'if u -'tine; tit !22.."0:
lilnilirl-, mi mill Hum. MiilU Mrrtt.
Tan mi-rl 1 11 n inl i W
S llrSlrrn nrlil II i II B
V "t nrlil ctill' IJirreitter E
I Munson Steamship Lines
I It H'all St.. Vrw AerU fur I
H l'hllPil.liiliH OITiis-. Ilrrirl lltJc I
I Hamming Operators for J
yu. S. SHIPPING BOARTy
W: J'lW.'lJtsERViCEF.'l'N.irJi I
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Niw Ynrlv le MureneV
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te nvMetnii. neiiLuuNr,
MAMUURO
N Amciii-Hn 1 Uy r n -ri
Resolute M.i -', Ma '10, .June U7
Keliiiuie Ma 111, .hine II!. .Inly 11
licqulur Service
TO'IIAMHURG DlRLt I
SallniK" rvfiv lliursdnv, h tti- nui
lar sttMinirri Mount CMy Mount Car
roll, Mount Clinten, llna, Havtrn,
WuerlUniberc. illi 'tmul . ibin mi J
linpt'Jc'l llilnl i-t''lJ ' en "MJ'i 1 1 v i i
UNlTtD AMERICAN LINKS, Inc.
.If llru nh js N . (ir l.e ul SltMlm-
Sfcliili snilM Jt
Dixie Steamship Lines
m PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester, Glasgow
U.S.S.B.SS"EASTERN PILOT''
Expelled te Sail Murrli 20
U.S.S.B. SS 'WOODMANSID
Cxpcctiril te 5ml ITnrly April
AI' tu.MI ltl.SC I. i; mi.,
Harriss, Magill & Ce., Inc.
Gimbels Are Proud of Their Service te
Heme-Makers Quality at Lew Prices
Short-Handled Matteck Furniture for the Kitchen
Tables Special Values
Picks at 26c
I I 111
i i : k i n a m"
puk Steel with
i in bread bladi
:nid one Ions pick
i e t handle
iiiitdiiier.s, camp
pis, l',(, Scouts
.i ii. I contractor
will be nitetested.
Jtic only u
tiiiitien of then
eith.
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Zinc - '1 op Kite h e a
I'ahles, white enainel-lin-1
tsh base with pat titiened
diawer, it'Kitlar a I u e
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Biggest Sale We've Known of Women's Shoes
5S
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Umbrella
Jars
75c
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Slat ls, llMl'd Willi sr,l
het te li 1 II-1 ni h iliaiiir -
(ii ami J i im h - liij,rli
nnWnwn 1 1
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.WOO I'ercelaia Tep
1 lichen 'I'.ilili't.. -white
iiiaiml linihi'd bate with
pin titii.iii d diawei, slight
unpi i fi 1 1 tuns
Jie Jt ill! indies, if
lit t -, would
-It), at
n J."i s 11 till lies if
tn Is would
I ! ', at
Si.i 27 18 nnhffii if
ut st would 1 (I?C AC
In Ml, at . . iPO.y5
i Hl in .
$4.95
;Jp5.y5
Imported Porcelain Cereal
Sets at $4.95
( mi i t nir of sin spice jais, i ceteal
iat , tan ml betib, one Mneuar liettlt1 and
,i,altii tin 'I iDinplcti, at Sl.ll.'i. Nene
il.l hi ili alt t
'ttiaMiMMIilBiik
'I no Carloads of Hound
IE a c k Kitchen Chairs,
n.ituial lintdied, t 1)
'tieitjr, siunly k i n d.
.j..,;jil. value jJU8
a 00 White roriehiin reriehiin
Tup I'aslry Tables, while
enainel-finihli ba , Heur
and niKnr bin, etic diaw
er, si,e 2a N 10' j ttube,
sslij?htlv marred. If lust
finality would 1 (T( Af
iest ?I8, ai i PJ.tU
Felding Ironing Beards
On stand, l'j ft., islra
sti'eiucl.V made and ted
In need; lesju 1 C?1 QC
latly !?J.'.5, at I Pa JJ
Kitchen Steels
White enameled, J I
niche's hit h, w ilh i nbbi t
tint) e il l tr . ti L'ularK
.1)1.45
We Bought a Big Maker's 18,000-Pair Stock of
ew Stylish Shoes te Sell at $4.10
Trouble wa.s, he dcceive,d him.sell' thought niarliet.s .still existed for $11 hhoeh-wtnd when the stock was ready there
appeared none te buy it. Trouble and a um-.s.sarily forced sale. Net s.i stores in America buv 18 000 nail's of .shoes
one time. Gimbel eiler was accepted. The Sliees He Hoped Would Sell at SI I Are 81.10. And enlv four weeks before I'-aster
TAN CALFSKIN Qivryn Pmne . T.., D - n D e. . PATFNT CObT
tobasce kid "" f !" luuguc i umub . iress rumps : etreet riiMMFTALCAu
Pumps : Evening Slippers : Brogues : Walking Oxfords gffiSfN K,DSK
They Have the Lew Heel : Business -wear Shoes fffeciSne
.Alere than fifty .styles we pit turt thu.si1 in largest suiiply, .se that mail orders can he lilted. Clip the picture am
please order promptly even in such a tremendous hale sizes will .seen break. Sale en Secimil ii'l...rs;.i,.i. Ki'diuii an
the 100-l'oet Aisle. '
Twe Hundred Trained Salespeople who an anxious, te give exact sen ice all pledged te the new. splendid ideal!
in .shoe selling. All sizes, '2,y. te 8 widths, A A te I).
GRAY KIDSKIN
GRAY SUEDE
WHITE KID
BUCKSKIN
at
-Ciii'iilicl-, luurtli Heur.
2300 Pairs of Hand-Made Sample Shoes at $3.20
200 Salespeople Seating Capacity 1100
Wc Cheese this time te sell 3700 pahs of shoes--
many unci net te be icerdcrcu at qJ.
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