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Philadelphia, Friday, August 4, 1922
Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5 P. M.
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET 'CHESTNUT:: EIGHTH NINTH
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Beautiful furniture in the Gimbel August Sale
furniture that is net old, but which seems te date back
te ether times.
Take along a Kodak with you. And then let Gimbels
de the developing for you no charge for this service.
Mendav
Mere Than 100 Jein Pilgrimage
Today te Governer Ed
wards' Reception
CAMDEN WOMEN
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GOING TO SEA GIR
This AUGUST FURNITURE SALE Offers
Complete Solution of Your Furnishing Problems
THREE STRIKERS ARRESTED
If
Mere tlinn 100 Dcmecrnt'c women of
Chmden County will join the pilprlmnge
of Democrats te Sea Girt today te nt
tend the nnnual reception given by
Governer IMwnrch nt his summer cot
tage. This is the first time that women
have been Invited te attend a Govern Govern
or's rerept'en in New Jersey.
Kdunnl S KellUer, State commit
teeman, head of the Demei-ratie I'art
In Camden County. licmN the delegation
of mere than 000 Democrats, who will
tnke the trip. Others In the party will
be Knthcrine A. Denijes, State com cem com
mlttcewemnn; Judge Rudelph S.
Arres, and T.ertha Shippen Ining,
county chairwoman.
The Camden Democrats will go te Sea
Girt en n ypeeial train. slit(h will leave
the Penn-Wv.inia Railroad Terminal at
S o'clock this morning.
Mr. Kelleher and hN colleagues will
make up the Demixrat.c -.late for Cam
den County during the d.i .
Arrested en a charge of distributing
circulars without a liMnv. fne strik
ing shepmen, three of this cit. were
dlsmlsjed yesterday in Camden Police
Court by Recorder Stackhouse after a
warning.
The strikers arrested were: Jenn
Bradley, 2040 Seuth Eighteenth street :
Themas Dunn. 322 Emily street:
Charles F. Ileda, 2031 North American
Mreet, this city, and Jehn Betts 2103
River avenue, and Wi Ham McCleskln.
1031 North Twcnty-fi-st street, Cam-
The men were distributing circulars
near the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad vards when they were arrested.
The circulars were te induce workers
te strike.
Locked up in the Camden County
Jnil en a charge of conspiracy te com
mit aren. Charles A Merris, retail
shoe dealer, of 1303 Ilndden avenue.
Camden, is unable te obtain 52300 bail.
Merris was arrested the day after hi
shoe store wns burned, while he wa
en a visit te Wildwood. He denied
knowing nnyth'ng about the origin of
i the tire.
PARK ORCHESTRA PLAYS
KOLAR'S COMPOSITION
Interesting Werk of the Conductor
Well Performed by Organization ,
The r.ilrmeunt Park Svmpheny
Orchestra last evening gave the first
performance in thi citv of a work by
the cendiu rur. Victer Kelar. The work
consisted of two numbers of n symphonic I
Miltc entitled 'Americana." The suite i
was awarded first pn?e in the Chicago
orchestral composition competition some
ears ae and is in four numbers, each
one depicting a different section of the
T'nited States and the characteristic
of that -ectlen. The first movement
represents the north, the second moe mee
ment the west, the third the south and,
the feui th the east. Mr Kelar has
J0hju.ng d the title of the last moerecnf
from "Th" East" te "In Irish Style."
and it was this mew merit and the one
"The Seuth" which were plujed ,lat
night.
The thenvitric material of the first of
the two nvneinents performed, as might
be epeetei. i characteristic of the ,
Negro iii' lille of the Seuth, although
these ineledii s are net takt n whellv as
the h.isU of the movement The rhthm
of the I i i neuement is frinkh that of
an li s' , . ni I the met eh i- char
actcrisf. .if t!,( in i-"ic nf that iimirry.
but sun ii is nut an absolute copy.
Ilur .t is m t'n ntcliestriirien of both
mei(iiieiit mil the di w'npmpnt of the
thei.iati mniernl of the !at movement
that the -Jl nf the ompes r was
shown te tl.. he-t ailv.mt.ige. The or
chestra i!-iii,inde b the composition
Is ceniileiiihlj larger than the re re
Reuriis nf the Paik erehfstra, but the
Instruments are all used te the best ad
vantage hetli in sf,!e and in combina
tion nnd the distribution of th full
enhestrn in the tuttis is skilfully done,
milking for i'teit sonority when'all tli
lnstr inn tits are plaing It would be
lnterist n,' te liar the .,rk ln ,ts cn.
tlnt phM d indoors
It I00I.11I for a time ns though there
would nor le em , en, ert last etenin
but se larg. a inmil h.id assembled in
spite of the rhiiMtemiu' weather that
Manager Mattsen ni Dire, ter Kola Kela
decided te go ,-ih.ad w th the program
emitting tin. hist number because it
begun u little late, .meng the ether
number.. ;.!n.H were 'The HurbT of
heville evi iture, .i-t f)r.t n,jn.
garlnn rhaps,h, the wnlu from the
ut.-raeker ,ur.. ,ind tie allegn, ,
grazia from the I'athniM.tie sjmpheny.
Little Benny's
Nete Boek
By Lee Pape
Tep was smenklng 111 pipe in the
parler after .u..ir J.i r mte and my
ulster (ilmldis i nine down, niing, (J
deer, filth, i, 1 hope w.ure neerly fin
ished with that dndlill thing," Mr.
Parkins will he h.er n ininnlt new
nnd I think it leeks s common te
see it man jiuKIm;; n p,r. in ,il0
parler.
Yes. thats ni I cmrellv l'e en nn ihn
reef te smenk mine, pep s, , 'eh
he dunt. und j st then the frunt lull
rung, and (ilmlili-. nl, ( de.r. there
he is new, O father, whit will he
think?
O rats, pep sed, And he quick put
his pipe in his peckit and I went te
the deer and it wps Mr. P.irkitH and
,; enme in the parler sajlng, (Jeed
evening i'erjbed
Hewh jour gei.l helth' pep Fed.
Never betti r, ah, somebedys bin
snieaklng a pipe unless mj nose de
ceeves me, Mr I'lirkitiH sed
That must be fnthi rs cigar that he
watt jest smeahiug. (ilnddix soil, and
Mr. ParkitiH sed, 1'erhiip". but it cer
teny smells like a pipe, de ou smenk
a pipe Mr Potts? i
Well, es and no, nn and yes, if
you knew wat I meen, pep sed.
Fiither thinks pipe sineaking erreund
the hoiiHe Is rather common, Glmldls
Red, nnd Mr. Parkins sed, Reel) V Wy
I think the smell of a pipe Is the tneHt
manly und linlggerating smell in the,
wtnu, aim in win, u i iniiy lie allow ell
te rnnjeu a confession, I tit frequently
fllty of taking a chew of tobucce in
the $oed old fashion n..
Ixcuse me a moment, pep sed. And
lie took his pipe out of Ids pncklt und
'lit it OKcin cuyiiiB, Leeks like ruin,
dent it? And he. wuukrd out of the
2, J parler and upstairs still Bmoeklns It
It X awl fUaiUlK and Mr. Pnrklns wit down
eildi of the sefer ami T
Planned te be Comprehensive and Helpful-
Planned te Meet All Needs There Are:
Bedroom Suites from $100 te $3000
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Dining-Roem Suites from $135 te $2000
Living -Roem Suites from $65 te $3000
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Here is a Bedroom Suite at $3000
It is a Leuis XVI reproduction in ivory finish 10 pieces. Large Dresser, 60" wide; Twin Bed
steads with cane insert panels in head and feet; Chifforebe with cane panel in deer; large triplicate-mirror
Dressing Table, 54" wide; Table Desk, 54" wide; Chais Longue, Rocking Chair, Side Chair and Dressing
Table Bench.
Value $4300 August Sale Price, 10 pieces, $3000
Perhaps the thoroughness of preparation and the
goodness of the furniture can be hinted of in this
Three-piece Living-Roem Suite at $285
First of all, it is filled with long white horse-hair that
retails at $1 a pound.
Secondly, it removes the last objection te massive
Over-Stuffed Furniture, for, instead of a few heavy springs
apt te jump out of place, this suite of three pieces has 775
springs scattered thick as hops; securely fastened these te
give comfort and surely with small chance ever te give
trouble. The suite is upholstered in velour in various color
ings and in tapestry of various patterns.
This suite, as have very many ether pieces of furniture
Here, has been left open, that the interior construction and
the filling can be seen.
Ne wonder that the three Gimbel stores have
developed
America's Largest Retail Furniture Business
We sell te serve never merely te grasp your money.
All uncertainty, all guess-work is banished.
"Why mere honest than ether stores?" asked some one
at the writer's elbow. We haven't questioned any store's
honesty, because any of the larger stores will right a wrong,
but isn't satisfaction worth mere than a guarantee whose
richness lies at the end of a rainbow of trouble?
And it is very generallyknewn that Gimbel prices are
lowest we couldn't win just en quality; values, tee, must
appeal.
All furniture prices are lower here, safely lower.
We haven t cut quality, but study, care and large buying
have cut prices.
Partial Payments en Furniture cheerfully arranged
you buy at the same low sale prices.
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