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ALLIED VETERANS
Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5 P. M.
I Of It will be a genuine pleasure te buy Furni
Tliesd&Y ture 'n 's Gimbel sale.
Philadelphia Monday, July 17, 1922
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET" CHESTNUT m. EIGHTH NINTH
The Hail Cleck is a thing of reverence and
dependability. And is splendidly represented
in this August Furniture Sale.
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Far Cheaper Women's : Misses' and Girls' Clethes pfeE""'
- Cnnvantinn in Naw Orleans. Oct.
11 te 13, te Consider Aid
for Service Men
LEDGBRr-PHILAiDEIHm l MONDAY, ftJLY 17 ami
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DELIBERATIONS IN FRENCH
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Among the many reunions In a pen pen
en filled with Catherine of wnr vet
Anns will be that of the lnter-AUietl
Veterans' Feilerii"
tien. Their con
vention, te be held
In New Orleans
Orlnhpr 11 10 1!.
precedes that of the
I lesion b eni n lew
1lniirnsKnl.1tilS elf
right principal nl-
111.. I l'.UMTM Will
meet In the South
ern city, service men's organizations in
nil the countries has ins n deleRatien of
five men cacii.
The convention will be known ns the
peace (lathering, In that the promotion
of world peace will be the chief aim of
the organisatien. It Is definitely under
stood that the ten lee men meeting la
New Orleans ate net te be lnlliienced
In their delibeiatiens by the arguments
and mlsiinderstiindlngs that hae arisen
In the International conferences since
the war.
Among the topics of discussion wl'l
be lower railroad fares for disabled vet
erans living In allied countries; hos
pitalization of all disabled veterans en
the same relative financial basis In each
. ... . nmntnrmiint nrfffrencf In nil
countries of the Allies te theso who come
from ether allied countries.
The deliberations at the Allied Con
ference will be held in French. The
public will be Invited te all sessions.
BftUreads te and from Seattle, the
place of the twenty-third national en
campment of the Vcterans of Foreign
Wars, will nllew all members and their
wives and families a round trip for the
price of the one-way fare. The con
vention starts August 14.
Delegates from tnen of the Eastern
States will leave New Yerk August 7 en
a special train making many steps en
route. An cntertninment program for
the trln hns been nlnnned.
Plnns for the Allegheny-Philadelphia
upeclal haw been completed, the train I
te leave North Philadelphia Station I
August 0. The crew will be made up
cntlrelv of members of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. J
An exhibit of the products of the
home State will be a feature of the at
tendance of tlii- 1'lnrldn, Legien at the
natiennl (.ementinn in New Orleans.
Doughboys from fur and wide mnj take
back with them if they wl.h --emething
from nlmevt nnv county in the State.
It Is etnected that the ruh will be for
the pcanuls, pecans and citms fruits.
INCOME-TAX COLLECTOR
RULES ON STOCK DEALS
McCaughn Says Sale and Repur
chase Dees Net Constitute Exchange
Salesmen and taxpayers who inter
pret Section 2011 of the Inceme Tax Law
te mean that all sales of securities and
the Immediate purchase of Uke securi
ties are exchanges resulting In no gain
or less are net cempljlng with this law,
according te a statement today by In
jjternal Keemie '"ollecter McCaughn.
Mr. MiC'nughn sa he has received
numereub inquiries about this ectten of
the act, whidi prouder that no gain or
les shall be recognized when piupirty
helil for nuONtment. or for produrme
use in trade or bu-ine-'. Is exchanged
for prepert of a like kind or use.
In explaining the ill.tin'tnm between
the exchange and the silo and re
lnestment Mr. McCmulin -nM
"Te constitute an exchange within
the tmaning of Section -O'J li i 1 1 ) the
transit tien must he u n'i ipiecil nans
fer of prepejtv for prepi rty as distin
guished from u transfer t prupeit for
a men.-. iniislilei itien. In such an ci
ihnnge neither prim ip'il would pay a
commission te the nt'iei, although if a
broker In Ills rapac.n as such negotiated
the exehruue for ilther pnniip-ll the
fact that the broker was paid a com
mission for his sirviti- would net of
itself take I he transaction mit of the
classification ns nn exchange."
FEW TAKE POLICE TEST
Became We Never "Carry Over"
Women's Coats, Wraps, Capes
New $5
Were $15
te $20
Sports Capes of smart tweeds.
Sports Coats of tweeds.
Ceatees of wool-jersey.
Badly broken sizes.
Af $1 K Were $30
m10 te $39.75
Coats, Capes, Wraps and Sports
Coats.
Camel's hair, tricetines, duvet
delaines.
Crepe de chine or pcau de cygne
lined.
New HOWS
Silk-lined vcleur Capes.
Silk-lined velour Wraps.
Plain-tailored or f r i n g e -trimmed.
Browns, tans, navy, and a few
blacks.
Af $OC Were $30
m. tJ te $89.75
Just a handful but perfectly
wonderful I
"De luxe" Coats Capes and
Wraps.
Of "belivia Hunprhn" nr nf
tricetine.
1 Black, navy and henna.
Gimtwli. Solen of Dttsi, Third fleer.
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Complete Clearance of
Misses?
Tub Dresses
New $4.75, $7.50,
$9.75, $12.75
and $15
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And the entire cotton dress stocks
were $7.B0 te $29.75 are included!
Every sort from ginghams te
Swisses; ratines te French crepes; linens,
cpenges.
Seme came from Paris and are hand
made! 14- te 20-year sizes in the let.
GlmbrU, Salens of Dms. Third fleer.
Women's Dresses
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MttM UfcMiUM feAMMtittllftUM IMs Will
Brand-New $20 te
$29.75 Silk Dresses
at $13.75
A maker's tee-many, which he closed out before
inventory. Figured crepes, fiat crepes, Russian crepes.
Mostly beaded and beaded all ever!
High colors; travel colors.
$39.75 te $65 Dresses
Sale- djoe 7fi
Priced M0.0
Heavy, handsome flat crepes. Wonderful Georg Geerg
ettes. Satin-faced Russian crepes. Aderable lace
dresses. And the new furore black (or orchid) silk
failles in a new Paris drape that is nothing short of
enchanting!
Sizes mostly 36 te 46.
$28.75
$13.75
$16.50 "Extra
Size" Dresses
at $10
Fine cotton voiles.
Navy-and-whlte. Black-and-white.
Sizes ud te 62tt.
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$12.50 Dresses
New $5.75
Dotted Swisses.
Dotted lineens.
Imported ginghams.
Printed Ilneen.
Sletu of Drew, ThM flew.
Women's Smart Weel Sweaters
New $1.50, $2.95, $3.95
Weel and the mohalr-weols.
All slip-evers at $1.50.
Beth slip-evers and coat-styles at $2.95 and $3.95.
And did you ever, ever, ever see se many colors?
aimbeli, Stleni of Dtem( Third fler.
Women's$25,$35,$45,$55,
$65 Even $69 Suits
Reduced te $15
Silk suits complete dress with cape-wrap te match.
Trelaine suits complete dress with coat te match.
Tweed suits coat and skirt styles.
Spengeens the aristocrat of sports fabrics! complete dress
with capy-ceat or cape.
Costumes for travel for country for week-ed long jexaatj
shore mountain stay.
Serry -but no mail orders or "memos."
OlmheU, Balaaa f Dnu, Thirl tew
High Scheel Girls' $5.95 te $10
Tub Dresses
-Clearance
Priced
$3.95
and $5
"Fcws" of many styles and fascinating tub
stuffs imported ginghams, dress-up organdies,
English ratines, and the prettiest printed batistes.
12-, 14- and 10-year sizes in the let.
$2.50 te $3.95 Dresses Reduced te $1.50 in
6- te 14-ycar sizes. Mostly ginghams.
Oirebcls. Salens of l)rr. Third fleer.
Famous
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at $3.95
Waicfc 7rYV Values $8.95
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BRAND f"""
Because and only because H. M. Meyers & Ce., famous makers
of these famous blouses, are going out of business, and "closed out" te
Gimbels.
Mostly crepes de Chine the lusciously rich grades. And wonder
ful radiums.
Mostly overbleuses all lengths.
Tuck-ins, tee.
Summer's loveliest COlerS. OJmtwU, Salen of Dtth, Third fleer.
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1.05
Crep de Chin
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Crepe de Chin
Baby Coaches
$25 Specials
$29.50
Blech Jr. Chariet in three
different styles. Reed finely up
holstered and finished in white,
ecru and gray, at $25 and $29.50.
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6-Feet Gates a
splendid "safety - first"
precaution for stair
ways and perches, at
$1.95.
Raby Yards finished
in natural color with
canvas fleer. Size 40x
40 inches; special at
$3.50.
Furniture Is Very Much Cheaper
As All Can See During These "Courtesy
Days" at Gimbels
The "August Sale" really opens July 24th next Monday but we shall be very glad te have you visit the
Furniture Stere any time this week yes, and te have you make selections, if se doing is most convenient.
A Millien Dellar Collection Is Here
made thoughtfully; gathered thoughtfully as meeting present-day requirements.
Gimbels are largest American retailers of furniture.
Glmlwbi. Sixth fleer.
A
$5
Lamp and Shade
Bridge
Lamp
at $5
Black iron, polychrome
tipping, with adjustable
arm, se convenient for the
bridge table or reading
chair. Complete with 12
inch silk shade at $5.
Sold Separately lamp
at $3; silk shade at $2.
Other parchment shades at
$1, $1.25 and $1.50.
Glmbela. Fourth fleer.
Lieutenants Fear Demotion If They
Are Made Captains
Examination f applicants for the
pest of captain in t!ie pe ice department
will be held teda. Only a few of the
fifty-odd lli'iiti limits eligible har sig
nified their Intuition nf takin; the test.
which will h" I'i'.'l l' he end .ervicc
exninliiers in Otv Hull
One threi iiiImiiii i 'I f-ir the f illure of
n larcn number f lieutenants te ipmlifv
for the eximinitten is that the metit
rullnc of the Supreme Court nffectlnt;
demotions has made the men shy
The nenrini; nd of the present nd nd
mlnihtrntlen nle U held paitly re
sponsible, as the llett enanti feel tint nn
appointment under it ns captjin would
mark them for demotion under the next.
PREACHING ON THE LAWN
Presbyterlane Have Services In
Kensington and Nlcetewn
Manv KiMixliijtntiiiuK. gi, lined en tl
lawn of the Onttiie Sf 1. 1 t l'n li tcr mi
Cliurtli, Oninriii an I II -itncts l.ist
evcniii': te hear new u feimr Mnjei
teuld pr'-ieh
W. V. Shunt en who In former
J ears was chief ef(utie of IJciwlr.c.
I'll., wns the hpf.iUcr. He has then
up politics and is no enRnudl in
manRcllstic preachim: for thej rtesb-
lernui i.vmiseiiMir l.immillee, i
Chillies II. AViennd, who was i I
treelms salemnn heteie lie becnine nn
cvnncelist. preiuhrd te a Inrjje ciewil
en the hiwn e tin. r.nst I'nrk 1'itsbi-'
terlan CmihIi, Trtciitj-liftli ctntt and
Indiana avenue. i
Surplus Stocks of a Famous Philadelphia Slipper Factory
. ESiftkXj V ' ' " v tKw
$1J5000Pairs$h45
Savings!
Sizes 3 te 8.
All first quality, daintily fresh. And we knew the
luahty get samples first of the materials used.
At
$
At
("Handsome Red Kid Slippers, with silk pompon.
1 Pretty "Kimene Hlue" Kid Slippers, with silk
pompon.
ICezy Rese Kid Slippers, with silk pompon.
Beautiful Japanese Silk Slippers.
Seft Black Kid Slippers, with silk pompon.
Fine Craenctte Slippers, uith pompon.
(Beautiful Padded Silk Slippers, in black, old rose,
)W Copenhagen blue, pink and lavender.
I ZL H Seft Ooze Slippers of chamois shade with trim
1"J (ming of red, laender, old rose and blue.
OlmMa, Shoe Stere, Second fleer.
Men's Wide-Web Garters
25c, 35c and 50c 17c
Numbers at
3 Pairs for 50c
Made by the EhrIc Suspender Ce. sold
at a leas because, for technical reason, the
shape ei the pad is te be changed. Web
bing is 1M: in. wide.
Wide webbing is se comfortable in the season when short under
wear leaes the gaiter touch the flesh. Ne metal touches you.
Order by mail but promptly.
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Knitted Scarfs : : 63c
Popular Knitted Four-in-Hands Grenadfnc the newer stitch.
Seme are real silk; some fiber silk;, some silk with threads of
cotton all geed. Just pick the ones that meet your fancy. Vnlue
$1 and $2, at 68c. GlmbcU, Ninth and Market
Congregation 92 Years Old
The tilnety-f-eeend annhcrsary of the
founding of the (lulph t'lu istiiiit'ciiiiBrc-
gallon was ucicurniPii estcrdii). Pier
ymen from CnnshnhecUen ami' the bur bur
reundlnc ceiintry8lde participated.
feature was the readlm: of the history
of the church from 1X10 te the preMuit
time. The nnnheri-niy sermon was de.
llveied by tlie pastor, the Hev Albirt
LeuckH. Tin1 hrst CliiUtliin iihciIiik
Iieum! in L'pper Mirlen Township wJs
elected en this site
Girl Dies of Poison
Miss Illcnnur NiUht. twentv-ene
yearn old. who took pul-mi mi ,Juij d
because she wii1. In peer health, lie lie
cerilliu; te the pellee. died ,esteiday in
St. Marj's Ilehpitul. Her borne nn
t 1111 Kabt Ilcrka btrevt.
Phonographs
at their full prices ranked with the best purchase possible
of a Talking Machine, because Pathe is one of the half
dozen truly great makes.
But Pathe Freres American business was driven
into receivership as an aftermath of the war and
(Jimbels control the entire stock-selling in this
Receivers' Sale
At About lA of the 1921 Prices
with a whole year te pay.
$55 Pathe Phonographs, $18
$110 Pathe Phonographs, $48
$175 Pathe Phonographs, $69
If you cannot promptly visit the Stere won't you fill
in and mail this Coupon.
Gimbel Brethers, Philadelphia
Please j;i c me full particulars of the special selling of the
Pathe PhoneRraphfi. Ne obligation is placed en me.
Name
Town
State
Led. 7-17-22
-GlnihrU, Sfientli fleer unci Subway Hturr.
5fcfi 9 !?lrf T I
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at $3.75
A new 1922 model; full nickel-plated, with detach
able cord and stand. Frem the makers of the famous
White Cress Electric Appliances. Moreover, guaran
teed by Gimbel Brethers.
Just one of the many het-weather economies te be found in the Gimbel Heuse
Furnishing Stere! Mail Orders Filled. 0lmbtK rnuith
Sewing Machine Sale:
First Choice of Makers Fleer Samples
Grouped With Gimbel Reserves
At Savings te Half
Few stores sell se many sewintr machines. Naturally makers want the Gimbel "business" and
"show favors."
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Lambskin Leather Belts
35c
for SOc and
7Sc Values
Popular Weed Bead Girdles
OUC $! Values
Weed bead girdles in plain colors and pretty color
combinations. Tassel ends te match.
And fancy novel white lambskin belts with pearl
"harness buckle" prettiest "sweater belts!"
Clmbfld, leather Stere, first fleer.
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$60 Portable
Electric, $37
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$59 New $60 Singer,
Willards, $49 $29
All Sold en Terms of $1 Weekly
tilinlirU, Fourth fleer and .Suliuny Murr.
$39 Lessing,
$29
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12k
Mail and Phene Ordert Filled Same Day at Received
5000 lbs. Gimbel St. James J $ 1
COFFEE 3 lbs for . . . A
Prepared Canned Vegetables
juk ewiiu iiifiAl lUiilATUlSH
23c LENOX SHOE PEG CORN
Choice of J 20c PURITY PEAS
n'Ce 0t1 25c PURITY LIMA IJEANS
18c PURITY CREAMY CORX, case
i. uuzen or yt aezen lets at can
Naphtha Seap , White Potatoes
hi fc ctcr G?nl!l,e Wh,te N"Ph-1 Thin-skin mealy cookers, SO
tha Seap, limit 10 cakes AQb. half-bushcl sack QQ-
T-Ojfer 0
Coffee Cocea i Mechn nrl .Invn Coffee
Lenex heavy-bodied rich Coffee,
GCe value, in 10-, 5- or A fir
!J-lb. lets nt lb OV
Lenex Hrand condensed rlcn
for
Gimbel Victory Hlcnd CefTee
also Purity Brand Cocea, d 1
5 lbs. for p 1
Premium Hams
SWft Hickory-smekcd selected
family size Hams, at OO
ib ,59c
India Ceylon Tea
Delicious het or iced, ulse
OrnnBe Pekoe Tippy Bleck Tea,
51.00 Monarch Chop, at 3 Ce
lbs. for S1.70, or lb OOC
Family Fleur
Lenex Bmml m.ln ...:..!..
mnde from selected Kansas huni i
70c, or 'i-bbl. sack. pl.OO
ienex nranu cenuenfu
Soup, dozen, Vs dozen or Qi
3-cnn lets, nt can "'
Ginger Ale
Lenex Brand sparkling extra
dry, also Reet Beer or Sarsa
parilla; case, $3.25; dozen,! An
?1.05, or bottle ri'
Codfish Middles kt
iiunex Jiranu cneicu iih""
benelcbs cuts, at 3-lb. (J1 IE
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