"m Igfr lis' ' ' : ' i ' ;4eWrtfttnNnnTrT L icrum 1 wi 1 iimiiun 1 l m Stere Opens, 9 A.'M. te 5:30 P. M. ' Philadelphia, Wed ne id ay, "June 14, 1922 Gimbel Brethers MARKET 1 CHESTNUT t .EIGHTH NINTH t Fer Fer Stere closes today at 5:30. Commencing Thursday, June leth, Summer hours will be in fdrce Stere opening at i) and closing at 5. Mistakes? .Every business makes them. Our aim is te reduce the number and te take titc hurt te eurselves'1 in every case. Buncombe? no; friendliness. y Thursday Thursday . BBII AIM jSihMmd Insure Success of Jewish ii.:wr dv Homeland, Brith Abra- ? r& J LODGE ham Declares BILL COMMENDED in rr te Atlmjlflf ntt TtinA 1.1 nnl.c4. fA&JMBi for n nfemlicrsMn f ''(10.000. the pfe f Jndfpcndrnt Order of llrltli Alirnham. ',', Jit top concluding M"inn of It antnnl ,, convention here .vpttnli.v. petitioned ' Cengresn te" pass the 1 .01 co bill recog receg nising the Ilrllish mandate ever Pales finr. ) The resolution declared thnt pnwte of the bill would Wrtually lnure th-suet-ess of the Jewish home-land move Mint and that' the egtnblMimcnt nf a home for the Jewish nation would be bet a matter of a short time. Speaker1' alie urged that ilclfsnte g" back te their locality and make the matter :i lectl lsue with Kepre'-enfntUei and Senater wlm'SeuKht election. . CTbe convention ye-terilnj ted te adil , additional ten ientMe enelr member dues, the assessment te be ued in carrying out the work of nKrlrulturNtK throughout the world and ppeelally ' la the war-tern Kurepean countries. Saratoga Spilngs wen the 1012! gather- 1 ,lnjc. The vote was somewhat of n sur prise as th order has ben mcetln; In Atlantic City vear after year. I Municipal Court Judge Aaren .T. J.evy, of New Yerk, was unanimously Ve-eleeteil fraud mnter. Other office filled without opposition were: Grand tecretary. Max I.. Ilellnndei'. of New Yolk; grand trustee. Ilmry S. Nndel frelss. of New erk. and chairman of Jaw, Jacob Achcr. of lloten. MINGO CLERGYMAN SHOT : SHERIFF, COURT IS TOLD v - - Weman Causes All Evidence en March te Be Allowed Charleston. W. Va., June 11. A ew angle whiih may prolong indefi nitely the trial of the Her. J. K. Wll butn for the killing of Deputy Sheriff 1 Gere, of I.egan County, developed late I yesterday. 1 The Ceuit ruled evidence may be In- treduccd from thf -first gathering of armed miners at Marmet last Mtmmer wntll Federal troops were sent into the southern coal fields and the fighting 1 Stepped. T The reason for the ruling, the Court beld, whk that the motive for the kill- ' tog must be preed and whether mnllre was behind it. The Court contended ' this conclusion could h re.-ietieil unit ' y the jury in ascertaining facts con"- aected with the armed march. The point was brought up by the Cress-examination uf Mrs. Isabella I lllgss, a beardlnj house keeper in Blair. .. - 1 While the men were .standing about. Mrs. Rirgs said, one of them lifted a 1 fun and told the crowd : , "Here's the gun that shot Gere. The ' preacher pepped it te him." 1 Twe eye-witnesses 'of the sheeting also testified. They were Jack Ilrink- man and Velasco Cnrpcnter. The lat- 1 ttt was one of the eight originally in tiicted in connection with the killing, but who turned State's witnesses during th Blizzard trial. The prosecution said It had thirty snore witnesses te examine and ns evi dence wan extended te the whole inarch It would be necessary te Irrlng in many ere.. HARDING FOR GIVING TARIFF PRIORITY OVER BONUS BILL1 President Will Back Opponents of' 1 McCumber In Senate Fight Washington, June 14. (Uy A. 1'.) JOppenents of the plan fit Chairman aacuumDer or the senate Finance Cem- 1 mittctt te sidetrack the Tnriff Hill for' the' soldiers' bonus will have the sup port of President Harding when the question is brought te a decision in shaping the majority plans for con- 1 sideratien of the bonus bill. It was, stated officially at the White Heuse ' yesterday that President Harding re- I gards tariff legislation ns most im portant and worthy of the undivided attention of the Senate at this time, j Although Senater McCumber has' flTcn notice that he will call up thei bonus bill in tlie near future, plans for itsconsideratien remained indefinite te- 1 day with some Republican leaders de airing a party conference te puns" en the 'question of priority as between the ' two .bills. . Definite shaping of plans may fellow the return here today of Senater Ledge, i the Republican leader. Should a patty I conference be called Senater McCumber, and ether proponents of the bonus are expected te make a fight against de- ! laying Senate action en the measure. 1 ,FIRE ON LAKE A MYSTERY Repert of Craft Burning- -en St. Clair Unverified r Detroit, June 14. (Hy A. P.) Harber officials made little headwuj to day in verifying a report that a jneht or some ether small vessel hurmd te the water's edge In Lake St. Clair late last night and sank. Lighthouse kcpns declare they saw no fire en the lake nnd Inarters of pasuing lrelghters knew nothing of the report. Residents of Grosue Peintc declare they saw the fire nbeut two miles off shore. Seme said they believed they could mnke out a large btcumship standing by. Power beats wcie sent te the scene before daybreak, but could find no isreckage or ether evideiue of mishap. .GERMANY'SQUOTA IS CUT Tstal Immigration Allotment Is In- , crease Over Last Year f Washington, June 4. The number f aliens te be admitted Inte the I'nited States the coming fiscal year front the principal countries of the world under the 8 per cent ietricilvc luiiulgr.t- ren Act was fixed yesterday by the i LaberDepartment at ;i."i7,!Mi:i, ns com pared with .1S5,R2." lant year. Germany's quota was reduced from ' 88,030 te 67,007, by reason of the fiiet i that, Silesia's quota was tranhferrel te the number te be admitted from Poland. Bpaln. under the new regulations, is SSrt pernutted te iuercaHc her ouetn from iftRf' IPl nl2- A nepnrate (juutn was Xr eTaslgnated for Hussian Armenia. . IIHMk HI IK IIIMIUV UIIUITIRIC ntmkf i LrftTt BsMMtlensi in IJnlviUis In v9- yjLia swi -T -.w v v f t hi w w in t lt.it-, Teta S7.7B9.fiSB ft K T . f f vpalUmere, June W, .lehns Hep- University receiveel 57,7e0,0.'8 in In the last year, Frank J, Ceed- pretiqent, etutcd in his nnutuil read at the commencement ex- "?r. ZZ w -vit-",i '0-. P'1K passt i ;? i -r v irija an "t ', yesterday. Ian (tfce Be ilta, canto gent single mi te, $(j.0m.0(H) m Tomorrow : Misses' Dresses Tub-Silks and Dressy, Beautiful Cottens f-'i Sale -Grouped $16.50 The smartly color-striped white tub-silks that every body wears mornings and afternoons at the Country Club. The smartly tailored silk pongees that are a great fad this summer, besides being cool. The lovely dotted Swisses navy blues, browns, and teds. Wonderful non-crush lin ens in colors geed enough te eat! Geed, little, tailery styles hew they suit the texture of linenl And the imported Eng lish garden dresses that are a positive been at the shore. A Sale Greup at $12.75 Includes Linens in soft colors and plenty of all-white. Dotted voiles plenty of navy and white. Dotted Swisses the pret ty dark-ground Swisses. And a Whole "Rummage Reel" at $12.75 Mostly organdies. All high-priced Dresses that a careful tubbing will make like new. lilmbtln. Salens of Dre, Third fleer. V 7 I Perte Rican, Philippine and American-Made Vacation Lingerie Sale- With Grouped JkJ MS Values Up . at Kw w$4 Philippine hand-made luxury in nightgowns and perfectly wonder ful petticoats, net only the flounce hand-embroidered, but the very duet ruffle hand-eeallepedl P6rte Rican nightgowns and envelope chemises. And the loveliest, fluffiest, lace-topped nainsoek nightgowns and envelope chemises te tuck into that vacation trunk net hand-made, but machine-made lingerie that is a revelation of what exquisite things machines can be made te de,when brains direct them! fllmbtU, Second fleer. Tomorrow Women's DressesImiwtarit Showing of Summer Resort Gowns Specially Grouped at I Men's Sexten Union Suits Tomorrow at- 95c is the get-acquainted price! Regularly $1.35 te $1.75 Fine cool madras and nainsoeks a newly comfortable durable athletic cut. Netice especially the Sexten all-round web belt and three-piece "balloon" seat. Sizes 34 te 46. Olmbcli, ririt fleer. . Fair Hands Wear Gloves except during sports, of course, and indoor hours. The pores of the hands tend te coarsen with constant exposure te sun and wind. And then, tee, think of sunburned hands with fairy dance dresses next fall! Heavy Milanese Silk Gloves, special at $1.35 16-button length. Novelty and Strap-wrist styles at 95c. Gtabtl. GIote Shep. Vint fleer. Twe of the Most Stunning Cotten Waist Medels of the Season The orer-bleuse at $5.95 of fine French voile, with the new Ukrainian embroidery in red and blue. Plenty of hand-hemstitching. Plenty of real Irish lace. Peasant sleeve. Slip-ever neck. The Frill-Waist at $lb.95 is laden with the exquisite Florentine filet known as "antique filet" in the exquisite old-time patterns that Italy was famous for. Glmtwli, Salens ef Dren, Third fleer. I BBbBbbbbbbbBbB 'JoSebHII Hi 35 Including the airiest of lace-and. Georgette gowns-i in the all-white or trie all-black that are the "two "bhj themes" of better class Paris this summer'. In the very grace ful style, pictured which, comet in. sues up te 5j? Wonderful Sports Dressesr-the love Her, heavier silks that women iajes for their "favorite "sport" sitting upon the club ver anda I Satin -"faced crepes se rich I Se Indescribably rich!. Canten crepes the dress of dresses for train -wear for "heavy' days at the shore, when the dampness dispirits almost every ether fabric! Flat crepes the flat crepes that drape better than anything! Anri hnnrtafl frnwna -frnm Pnftc 4Vioea in utfua tin tn 4R ?" Coel Navy-and-White Dotted Swittet . Special at $10 Sizes up te 42. aimtwli. Salens of Drew, Third fleer. A Heat-Dispelling Toilet Goods Sale! Te feel fresh and cool is what every one is seeking these warm days. Use cooling toiletries ! are worth while. Mail and phone orders filled. Order Desk en Grand Aisle. And the savings $1 La Fevre's Mande, 35c La Fevre's Ncdra Celd Cream, $1.35 value for 79c 4 Talcum Powders 2Cc DJei Kins Talcum Powder. 10c. 25c Mavis Talcum Powder. 17c. (Slmbel Talcum Pender in 1-lb. cans In forylepsls odors or un scented. 19c. 10c Vnl Dena Talcum Powder, 7c. 25c Babcecus "As the Petals" Talcum Powder. 19c. Smith, Kllne and French 25c Orange Blessem Talcum, at 19c. $1.25 Le Fevre's Combination, 65c 65i I.e Fevre's Xedra Celd Cream. 60c Le Fevre's Xedra Face Powder, the two ler ec. Manicure Preparations 25c $1.75 Vantine Combination at 50c $1.00 double box of compact Face Powder and Rouge, 75c Sachet, the two for SOc. Compact Faa Powders and Routt In fancy caiei at one- third their regnlar prices. Toilet Soaps Deodorants 30c Odoreno, at 'J3c, fiOc Odoreno, at 40c. GOu Amelln, at 40c. SOc Amelln, at "Oc. Face Powders and Rouges 60c Pussywillew Face Powder. 33c. levy's La Blache Face Powder, 45c. 2Ec Lady 'arle Face Powder, 19c. 50c Ladv Carj le Face Powder, S8e. 50c Derln's compact Face Powder, S5c. 23c CJImbels Liquid Tleuce. 18c. Oucrlaln's Lip Stick, metal case, OBc. Uuerlatn's Lip Stick, leather case, 83c. A 2.'.c cake Oulda Reute Free with each box of Oulda Face Powder at 23c and SOc. Odd let of Imported and Demestic Fecn Powders at one-third off their regular prices. Seme at half price. Rubber Goods at a Fraction of Their Fermer Prices Guaranteed Het-Water Bettles, all new, J1.00 value, at flOc. 11.50 Guaranteed Het-Water Bettles, at 73c. $2.60 Guaranteed Het-Water Bettles, at fl.4S. $1.00 Fountain Syrlncpt. com cem com plete with rubber tubing and hard rubber pipes, at 00c, $2.60 Fountain Syringes, com plete, at S1.43. $1.00 Douche Syringe, at 30c. 75c Melded lea Caps, at 38r. Household Rubber Gloves, 76c kinds, at 88c. $2 Metal Het-Water BettleB, at SI. 45. 25c Rubber Complexion Brushes, 13c. Deuble-coated Rubber Sheeting, maroon or white; yard wide, at SBc a yard. Hair Preparations $1.50 Ferrond's Hair Grewer, 03c, i0c Hay's Hair Health. 33c. $1.20 Hay's Hair Health. 73c. 4 0c Glmbels Bandeline, 2Sc. 35c Glmbels Brllllantine, 23c a 75u ( Hever' h Mnnge Cure, 48c. 50u Palmolive Shampoo, 35c, 30c Danderine, (it 23c, tool of Hygiene and I'ubllc line from the Jterkcfeller t'en? ... ar s. total uonuiieiis exceeded tbe sums preyitletlwr till juvstituUeK. - aMW ' T ! " A v P 'WK' ,-:. .v? . a . . fU dTI $ste44&k&&& Ivory-Coler Celluloid Toilet Ware Half Price and Less Seeial attractive patterns In a Keed heavy creamy stock. A few of the many pieces are: Powder Bexes. Hair Receivers, at St. 00 and SI. 10. Hair Brushes, si.93 and S3.S0. Mirrors, si, S3, S3. 30 and S4.80. Combs, SBc. 33c and 73c. Cleth Brushes, Sl.ae and 11.45. Bennet Brushes, si.eu. Trays, 40c, SI.7S uml S2.25, 35c Cutex Xall White. . . . 35c Cutex Liquid Nail 35c Cutex Nail Paste.... ) Mch 10c Pumlca Stene, at 7c. 25c Olmbels Nail Fellsh, He. 25c Glmbels Nail Bleach, 18c. SOc Nail Polishers, at 3Bc. 35c Nail Files, at tBc. Leng Emery Beards, pkg. of 12 for 10c. Shaving Preparations 26c Daggett & Ramsdell ShaUng Stick. SOc. 25c Daggett & Ramsdell Shaving Cream. 20c. 33c Molle Shaving Cream, 25c. 35c Rubberset Shaving Brush, 25c. Heme Remedies and Household Drugs 76c Baume Analgeslque, Bengue, SOc, . COc California Syrup of Figs, 40c. SOc Musterele, 40c. 25c Cascarets, 17c. 50c Cascarets. 36c. 25c Hill's Cascara Quinine, 17c. 60c Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, 35c. 60e Lysol Disinfectant, 10c. 26c Lysol Disinfectant, 30c. BOc Olmbels Fig Syrup, 25c. $3.76 Herllck's Malted Milk, S2.80. 26c Carter's Liver Pills, lflc. 30e Glyco-Thymellne. 21e. 25c lb. Peroxide of Hydiegen, 18c. $1.00 Brome Seltzer, 16c. Glycerine and Rese Water, 3 oz, lBc. Glycerine and Rese Watec, 8 oz., IBe. Glycerine, plain, 3 oz , 20c. Glycerine, plain. 8 e , BOc. Camphorated OH, 3 oz , 30c. Essence of Peppermint, 2 oz , 25c KBsence of Peppermint, 4 oz., 4 Be. Caster Oil, 3-oz. bottle, 3 Be. Caster OH, 8-oz. bottle, BOc. Ammonia, Violet, pt, bottle, 15e, Ammonia, Violet, qt bottle, 2Sc. Ammonia, Household, pt. bottle, IBc. Ammonia, Household, qt. bottle, SBc. Ammonia, Aromatic Spirits, 3-oz. bottle, SOc. Ammonia, Aromatic Spirits, 8-oz. bottle. 60c. Witch Hazel, triple distilled, 8-oz. bottle, 20c. Witch Hazel, triple distilled, 32 oz bottle, 05c, Witch Hazel. Violet, 8-oz. bottle, 25c. Witch Hazel, Violet. 16-oz. bottle, 45c. Benzoin, Glycerine and Rese Water Letien 8-oz. bottle, 15r. 16-oz. bottle. 25c. Bay Rum, Imported, Glmbels, 7-oz. bottle, OBc. 14-oz. bottle. 81.20. Qt. bottle. SI. SB. Epsom Salts, lb. pkg.. 10c. Chalk and Orris, Vi-lb. pkg 20c. Seldlltz Powders, box of 12, at 29c. Sodium Phosphate, lb. pkg., SOc, Bicarbonate of Seda, lb. pUg,, 10c. Borax, lb. pkg., IBc. 50a Glmbels Milk of Magnesia. 23c. Effervescent Sodium Phosphate, Magnesia Citrate and Vichy Salts, !i lb, SOc lb., 70c, Klsslngcn Salts, lb. size. 73c. One dozen cakes Glmbels Hard Water Seap, value; 10c a cake; 1 dozen Wash Cleths, value $1.00 dozen. The two for 81.00. Lemen Complexion Seap, 3c a cake, or 25 cakes for f 1.00, Reslnel Toilet Seap, ISe a cake. Palmolive Toilet Seap, 7e a cake. Olmbels Peroxide Complexion Seap, 3 cakes In box, lOe a cake, or 3 cakes for 2Bc. Olmbels Peroxide Bath Seap, I0e a cake, 81.10 a desen. Glmbels Rese Glycerine Seap, 7e a cake, 7fle a dozen. Kirk's Square or Oval Line Toilet Seap, 10c a cska, 81,00 a dozen. 10c Lehman's Wonder Seap, 7c a cake, 80c a dozen. Large cake Cucumber Toilet Seap, shaped like a cucumber, at 10c a cake, 11,00 a dozen. Castile Soaps ' 35c Olmbels Ollve Oil Castile Seap, wrapped In tin foil, at C cakes for 11.3ft, or 2Be a cake. Large bar Green Castile Seap, at 40e a bar. Large bar White Floating Cas tile Seap, see a bar, 4 -lb. bar Olive OH Castile Seap, $1.00 value, at 10c. Pure Olive Oil Castile Seap, IS He a cake, (1.20 a- dozen. French Perfumes Made from the flowers of the fields of Southern France. Coty's Toilet Water, L'Orlgan, In original bottle. $6.75 size at I3.7S i $13 size at B7.S0 $26 size at $17.80. Chypre Toilet Water. $6.75 size at 3.73 $18 size at 87.80. L'Or Toilet Water. $13 size at 7.60) $25 size at $17.50. Jacqueminet Rese Toilet Water, $6 75 size at $3.78; $13 size at I7.S0 $26 ilze at $17.60. Round Glass Bettles filled with Cety'n Toilet Water In L'Orlgan, Rese Jacqueminet and Chypre, at M oz., 60c i 1-oz.. S1.00. Coty's Styx Toilet Water, '.a-oz., 7Bi i-oz., SI.2B. Round Glass Bettles filled with Oucrlaln's Jlckey Perfume, U-oz., at 0ct 1-oz., 81.20. Heublgant's Coeur de Jeauettr, 'i 07... 8l.20i 1-or., 82.26. Kerkoff's DJer Kiss, U-oz. at 70et 1-oz.. 81.33. Colored striped long narrow bot tles, with elongated steppers, filled with Vantlne's Perfume, at 26e each. Kerkoff's DJer Kiss Perfume, $1.75 size at 81.40 $2.50 size at $2.10; $3.25 size at .7B. Kerkeffs DJer Kiss Toilet Water. $1.75 size at 81.45. Kerkoff's DJer Kiss Face Powder, 60c slze at 38c. Pills and Tablets 25c Bland's Iren Pills. 100 for 17c. 4$e Cathartic Compound Tablets, 100 for SBc. 26e Calomel and Seda Tablets. H-gr., 100 for 15c. 36c Cascara Sagrada Tablets, 100 3-gr ISc. Rhinitis Tablets. 100 In bottle, at SOc. Qulntne PHIu. S-grain, 100 for 68e. Migraine Pllh, 100 for SOc. Asafetlda, 100 3-graln for SOc. Pocket-sire Seda Mint Tablets, 10c. Pocket-sire Seda Mint and Pepm Tablets. 10c. Seda Mint Tablets, U-lb. glass, 2Sc. Hair, Teeth, Nail, Bath Brushes Hair llrinhn, felt kinds, at SSe, SOc. 75c and up te 12.80) values 60c te $4,60. Teeth nruiliei, all textures and styles, at lOe, IBe, 18c, 2Be and SSet alues 18c te 76c. Nail limine., at 10c, 18c, 23c and up te BOc values 16e te $1, $1 50 Bath Brushes, 9Sc. Dressing Combs 75c Hard Rubber -Dressing Combs, 43c, 35c Hard Rubber Dressing Combs, 26r, Shell - color Celluloid Dressing Combs, 75c, BOc and 36c kinds, at SOc, 3Se and SBc. Newest Bathing Caps Rubberized silk, sateen and all rubber In a number of pretty styles and colors, at 8Se, 60c, 85c, 7 Be, 81.00 and up te $8,25. Bathing Shoes At SBc, SBc, 81.00 and up te $3 for a beautiful black brocade high HMOO with uhltn satin vnmn Olmbels, Regular Section ana iitmi Ai.la. Flr.t AT Sale of Clocks Save Half We ve taken no chances you de net. First of all, we knew the clocks knew they are trustworthy se are the makers. , Toe many of same lines hence, the sale te us at a less. ' 8-dayCleck; half-hour strike; mahogany-finish case, 20 J4 ins. long, 1 1 Va ins. high. $7.95 instead of $1 6.50. Full Westminster Chime Cleck chimes en quarter hour; solid ma- negany; lb ins. high; 13 ins. wide. Been our $75 clock this let at $37.50. A rather sumptu ous gift. Mahegany-hmsh Alarm Cleck same shape as$7.95 clock shown above. $2.95. The clock business has been wen by Gimbels. fllll 11111 sLaafaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfetaA I SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaHil $37.50 $7.95 Glmbels. Cleck SeetUa and Oraad Aisle. Teeth Pastes ROe Pebeco Teeth Paste, Sic. 25e S. S. White Teeth Paste, 17c. 25c Kal Phene Teeth Paste, ISe. $1.00 Pyerrhlclde, for receding gums, 75e. 60c Caulk Dental Cream, 35c. Face Creams 30c Hind's Heney and Almend Cream, SBc. 36c Helmes' Frestllla, Sle. 90e lb.-tln Glmbels Theatrical Cream, SOc. COc H-lb.-tln Olmbels Theatrical Cream, SBc. 50n Olmbels Benzoin and Almend Letien. SSe. 60c Tale's Almend Blessem Cream. 38c. , ' F Lemen Celd-Massage and Cleansing Cream: SOc alze, SSet 6ec size, 42c ; 86e size, B8c $1.26 III 1 ur , , a T? '. :h" ' i ' sfK f " AyAV. . " -V ( .. ? lk r4f , K-t... IK a .. i . i ... . ... A . iLtkir . . d. 1 . . l, '. A . I S.sZW Jl .-r. , --r.'iv- "N ' ' ' If..' A'i. 1 - ... i:-,,m In the Subway Stere Toilet Paper Specials Waldorf Toilet Paper. G50 sheets In a roll, 12 rolls for 90c. Heb White Toilet Paper, 4j-0Z. rolls. 14 rolls for 80c. Crosscut Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets in a roll, at 12 rolls for 1.60, Snow Dlrd Toilet Paper, at Se a roll; sse a dozen rolls; 81.00 for 3 dozen rolls. Fer Protection Against Moths Manahan Bags !H5 Business Suit alze, at lie, jl.80 Ulster Suit size, at S1.80. .ki0 ?te Ceat slM' '. Hethei; Tar Bags 76c sire, at Bc, Tar Hhesls 85e dozen size, at BOc. Cctlar nags $1.75 size, at St.SO; $2 size, at 81.80. $2.60 size, at '"I -.! size, at 83,0a, 5 GlmtwU, Bubwar Stere, White Organdie Vestees With Cuffs te Match, Special $1 Exquisite organdie Vestees and Cuffs. Tucked and trimmed with val and venise lace; wonderful value d for p 1 Crisp organdie Vestees and Cuffs. Dress-sports models white with alternately hem stitched colored blocks in red, kiccu, navy, cepen ana iav- i i ender. Value $1.50 nt. . . . P X Glmbels. First riser. E' J i v i IP ' aim lf ft IB 1 Tomorrow Odd Let of Napkins Priced Specially Lew Beautiful patterns fine heavy all-linen satin damask. But no table cloths te match. Se 20-Inch size C Eft a dozen Napkins.... JDOeOU 22-inch size d 7f- a dozen Napkins.... PDe0 Regularly a geed bit mere! Olmbels. linen Shsp, Beeead fleer. Wash Suits for Beys Four thousand of them for boys of 3 te 1 0 $1.85 for the $2.50 te $3.50 qualities. Geed cottons white or wifk woven-in color. In both groups these styles Oliver Twist, $2.95 for the $3.85 te $6.50 qualities. Shantung silk, Venetian, linen, seisette, galatea. Middy, Breadfall, Junier Norfolk and Balkan. Glmbels, Third fleer. Pocket Knives at 34c Government Pocket Knives, 34c Melded Garden Hese 28;i,nd 15c I Government Pocket Knlcs and BereW lv.er!:?mbln'7J' 'or which the Clown Clewn inent paid nearly a dollar-.. one blade a H!J2 ?feed temPerecl steel, the ether a knife and screw driver combined, inuenl. eus y plannwl se that It will net clesu ex cept en pressure of the blade, a knife a man will always find jtoed use for Nene C. O. D. Mall orders subject ei te prier sale, at ,,,, e4C Steel Cabinets, at $3.95 Hlx compartments; steel body ami uiikIp LrnV ifr,?nt' w.'" nhe Ideal tool caWniu an4 'pS,:ffJ 18 Inches deep, 48 Inches len and 12 Inches high. These cost the tinv dellmy. "CVeral ,lmc3 " Ta, da,Mer (gglg) Sfcffl Melded Garden Hese. -in. size, coupled in remnant lengths, reg. 25c, special at 15c per feet. Intention window Screen.., walnut stained, priced accord ng te elee. at 3c te l,3." Olmbel Lawn Blowers, ball-bearing-, with J 3-Inch elf sharpening steel blades, cuts high or short ir. $7.96 ,r5 "rVWJ. ... & A4 M ' i t sy3r., . 4 "J1VU,V ft ? ' j jf J&iJffimx tiu if.st-.. .hrrtv"- ULi. P" "1."r i .v ....i. j.--j,iy. H- Olmbels, fourth fleer, l-LU --l ;.--,J tfi.TOaAisa-thMaiiiHnirrilr;Tn Bfft '- -f V iV -f" i satiia
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