14 ' - EVEKINGr PUBLIC LEpBrPHJbADEIiPBJA, TUESDAY, AUGUST $jj,. 1922 PHilLAJ),EIiPOTA, TUESDAY, AUGUST Iff,' .' 1922 . V '' 1 "f fA -c1?' r&"ir fort . ED 0 wv i i frrt" , Stere Open 9 A. M. te S P. M. Gimbel Brethers MARKET 'CHESTNUT:: EIGHTH NINTH Philadelphia, Tueada, August 22 1922 Fer .J. Stores must give as well as vcceic. llie Gimbcl Steie gives in Value ami in Service. Cook u hum in 50 minulcM. Uen't spend 4 hours cooking when GO minutes is enough in n National Pressure Cooker. Wednesday Wednesday Demonstration en Fourth fleer. MINUII. H N H FOR REVOLT IN N ft I IB I Inmates Showed Resentment at Inauguration of'Stricter Regime DIN BEGAN OVER PEACHES Sprclal tlhpalch te r..ertni I'uHIe l.titetr Trenten, Aug. I!2. Strict mcnsures of discipline were Imposed upon prison crs teilny after the most serious up rising pcr Mngcri nt tlie New Jersey Klntc Prison licrc. About DIM) convicts took part in the outburst, which occurred after the ex ercise period, when tlic prisoners who lnue no employment because of the lack of shops nre taken In the court jard for recreation. When at the end of this two-and-a-half-hour period the guards ordered the men te file back te their cells only about fifty made any mee te comply. These were lilsed and fctencd b the ethers, vim ft up i n howl which reiilil lt limrd fur Meck-" After deputies liml plraded with tl' men te no nvnll Heinlkrcprr Jixepli S J teft will niitUird of the dixiiirlnince lie. srelir, I he point In uhiih llie dis order htil progrcied, ri'uhr(I upon tlin I most stringent nieiistin".. '1 he Stnte I police were appealed te. mid nil war dens then off dtitv wpte htuHly hum hum mencd. Meanwhile, the Trenten police liml rrrelreil unrrl nf tin miiflnv emt I rushed te the scene with riot guns and tar gas, berr.bs, etc. State pollce of New Jersey were also ummened te aid In quelling the dis turbance, which had reached pitch pro portions that the keepers of the prison were unable te cope with the situation. The presence of the armed police with drawn guns seen awed the mutineers into submission. Assistant Keeper Kersey then ad dressed the men and told them they must obey and take up their grievance with the prlnclpnl keeper later. The men returned te their cells and for hours later continued te make thlng-i hideous by their catcalls, yells and beating of tin cups against the trails of cells. While th disturbance started Sun day evening ever the small size of n tatien of peaches that w-as served the men for dessert at tbelr neon-day meal, trouble has been brewing at th prison for seme time. Men in close touch rrfth affairs there declare the riot has been expected be cause of stricter measures of discipline put into ferce blnre Mr. Tleff became principal Keeper It is said conditions :it the prison before Mr. Ileff's regime were wmewhat la, and that he has ndeavercd te bring the institution te a morn diciplinarr state The crowd of curiosity seekers at tracted bv the din became te great en the outside of the prison that it b rnnw necessary for n detail of police from the Second District te disperse the men. women and children. BUBBLES IS RESCUED Philadelphia Man's Cruiser Beached After Escaping Heavy Gale Cape Ma. X. !.. Aug. 'J'.'. -Captain (reeninl itch, of coast guard sta tion Nu. 1"7. np Maj Point, went In the nsMstniac 'if th- nbln cruKi r ItilbblpH. nwnril b. Ueliert J. tel 7cr, n 1'hllndrlphia real estate opernior yesterdaj afternoon in Uptown re Hnj off (Srecn Creck. The eruiser nas com ing down the b.u when it ran Inte .1 hard gale of wind. Net dirlng te come out of the Capes in the giie, ihe cren nnehered the yacht, going ashore in tbe, tender. During the night the yacht dragged her anchor and went breadnde en the beach. Captain Cresse and erw in the coast guard power beat sutoerjod in toning her off. Wl.en tl," wer- off this eitj the engine of the ceist guard beat broke down and tie wean guunlc were compelled te Mm out most .ill night. KILLED TRYING TO SAVE DOG New Yerk Youth Is Crushed by Lo comotive In Oregon Portland, Ore.. Aug. 'S2, (Br A P.) Efferts te revue from danger' a pet deg cost the Hf of Jehn Yeung eighteen, non of Owen p. leung, chair man of the Beard of Director? of the General El?otrle Compeii.i of evr Yerk. The acid-nt oecurred at a t-on-structlen ramp en Heed Hirer, where the jeung man wu spending hin vh.-j. tteu as a mutcrlal checker un;; w.is slid te hau) been ridin,' en tbe footboard of the front- of a small ysnl loeomotiro wIiph the nun nt de of the tamp rain" frolicking acrrn-s tJie harks. The jeuth hopped down te retcue him. In mdiiie waj Yeung was overtakrn b the locomotive. IIe was rolled beneath the footboard and crushed back against the front axl. Little Benny's Nete Boek By Lee Pape 1 Me and Puds Slmkins was netting en Mary AVatklnes frunt steps and te was Marj Watkins, being the reason wv me nnd Puds was, and we wM taw king about diffrent subjecks suteh as orerv ererv orerv bedy haMtig a equal chance te be pres ident exfept gcrls, and Mary AVatknib &ed, Well u man could soot me with out being president but he'd certrnj naff te be ambitious, tbata ene thine Id eerteny insist en. Me saying, Well Im ambitious all rite, de you knew wat Im going te be wen 1 grew up iin going te he a tite rope wawker and huhdrds of people win come thousands of milb te see me In ease I fall. Aw, wats that, thals nuthing, O, tnwk about ambitious de jeu knew wat Im going te lie? Puds sod Im going te be n flag pole painter, and ctprjbndj down In the street will point up nt m'c and 111 be wnj up there en top of the flag pole bunging en with 0110 hand nnd one knee nnd painting with the ether, he bed. "Well, its all rite te lie n tite r0p,. wawker nnd n Heg pole dancer, but tbeyre both tee dangerous te be am bitious, Mary Watklns eed, and I sed, Thats rite, Im going te change w am am Mtieu, Im going te be 11 captln in the navy like Ham Cresses unkle and all the sailers will haff te salute me and rrerythlng, O, that will be u!cp. Mary Watklns red, and Puds ted, Ael wait till jeu heer iiuw le flutngeil 111 nuibltleii. Im going e Im the man ihnt Mnrts all llie oldsters in 11 bU' elhi-e blhling like Urddj- Meifys uukle, III jest tnnd I hen in in) uulterm full of hruss hut tins nud the clevatcrt emit start unlifs 1 snap my lingers no matter hew meny peeple nre. In them wMilug theid go. 0, hew perfectly lovely. O Puds. thAtn 1,4 irnl of nlLAFnn- W,.tl I..., ...J .Me thinking, Darn, that guy, he's all- In'Uv. Fit" IWH.ui eTfryiuui.tr. Cut Prices te Half or Less eh All Remaining Summer Garments Women's : Misses' .: Girls' Misses' Dress Reduced te $15 Misses' Dress Reduced te $15 Women's Dress Reduced te $5 Women's Dress Reduced te $15 Women's Dresses $7.50 te $16.50 Cotten Dresses reduced te $5. $25 te $35 Silk Dresses reduced te $15. $350 imported model Dresses reduced te $95. $25 and $29.75 Paris imports Cotten Dresses reduced te $11. $25 Tricelette Dresses reduced te $9. Broken sizes, but all sizes in the let. Misses Dresses $25 te $35 Silk Dresses reduced te $15. $ 1 0 te $ 1 3 Tub Dresses reduced te $5. 14- te 20-year sizes in the let. Girls9 Dresses $8.95 te $ I 5 Party Dresses reduced te $5. $3.95 te $5.95 Tub Dresses reduced te $2.65. $3 te $5 Tub Dresses reduced te $1.95. 0- te 1 4-year sizes in each let. Women's Suits $45 te $79 Suits reduced te $18.75. $25 te $40 Suits reduced te $8.75. Sizes 34 te 42 in the collection. Waists $2 te $3 Cotten Blouses and Overbleuses reduced te $1. $12.75 te $25 imported sports and dress Overbleuses reduced te $7.95. $8,93 fancy - weave mignonette and pebble cloth Overbleuses reduced te $5. Sweaters and Skirts Children's $3.95 te $5 Sweaters reduced te $2.50. Women's $5 te $7.90 fiber-silk Sweaters reduced te $2.85. Women's $5 te $11.75 colored Baronet Skirts reduced te $3.85. UlretwU. Salen of Urns, Third fleer. 200 Queen Anne Bedroom Suites Regularly $400, In the August Sale at $195 Purchased through bankruptcy proceedings at the time we were collecting stocks for the August Sale and one of the most outstanding specials in the Sale. Beautiful bedroom suites of American walnut;. 48 in. bu reaus; full-size van ity dressing c a s e; -large chiff orebe, three drawers, slid ing trays; full-size bow -end bedstead; all dust-proof con struction; framed-in drawer bottoms, fin-' ished backs. Regu-, lar value, $400, in' the sale at $195 the Suite. ClmbfU, Auiuit Rule, Sixth fleer. Paris Mourning Millinery Opening Themes Youth And introduces the subtlest yeuthening touches into even a mother's mourning the facing of white the beauty of hand-work the softening effect of crepy folds. Alice Hcnriettc Pcnen Maignan Gcrmaine Fauquct Marie Best Frem Palis The Best of Gimbch Prices begin at $10.50. film Ms. Salem of mens Third fleer. September China Sale Opens Monday, August 28th Courtesy Days for Reservations Tomorrow, Thursday and Friday m. The Receivers Sold te Gimbels All the New Phonographs in the United States. Been euming in from hither and yen from all ecr the country. Recent Shipments Ready and en one s-tyle we ha te charge a little higher price te wncr freight nnd handling. Hut Net Much Above One-Third the 1921 Prices And a whole year in -which te puy. $55 Pathe Phonographs $110 Pathe Phonographs $175 Pathe Phonographs ........ New type of Pathe Ilecerdb can be U'jcd en any disc machine 50c. i ear 10 ray Mail orders Filled If you cannot promptly visit the Stere won't you nu m and mail this Coupon ? $18 $48 )$69 1 Gimbel Brethers, Philadelphia Please gne me full particulars of the special helling of the Pathe Phonographs. Xe obligation is placed en me. Name Tew n State A . -Ulmbflh, irtcntti Heur nnd Milium Merf. Six Interesting Silk Items ' Values j ,2&' at $1.95 a Yard Novelty Sports Satin in all-white. Twelve very unus ual patterns of checks, stripes nnd pluids. At $1.93, value $1.95 a yard. All-Silk Tub Broadcloths This silk has become a ery large factor for 'women's dressch and lncn'b shirts en account of its lubbnble and wearable qual ities. We have been told that thcie is no collection of such silks te be found anywhere in the city today. The patterns comprise every Known btripe and combina tion of stripes there are green-and-w bite, navy-and-w liitc, lav ender - and - while, brown - and white, geld-and-whitc. black-and-white. At $1.95. value $2.50 a yaul. V Extra-Quality Baronette Satin in a color assortment for all pur poses. Besides plenty of white and black, there are twelve beau tiful hhades. At $1.95, value $3.50 u yard. $3.50 All-Silk Pongee, $1.95 The real natural bamboo shade, also plenty of white. This is a very sturdy heavy quality. At $1.95, -wjIuc $e.00 a yard. All-Silk Crepe de Chine Heavy quality and of beauti ful finish. There are nearly fifty wonderful shades, suitable for every occasion, besides plenty of black and white. At $1.95, value $2.50 n jard. (jirabclg, feerend fleer. - Meil and Phene Orders Filled Same Day Received 18c Cern at 9c a Can . 100 cases of Purity Brand 18c Creamy Sweet Cern, half price, in case, deen or ' desen lets at 9c a can. 500 pails of Lenex new Norway Mackerel, 10-lb. net $1 OO weight pailn at JL tOO rich sl St. James Coffee (timbers popular blend Coffee, 50c value, at i lbs, for Taking Powder Putity Phosphate, high tcbt 35c one-lb cans, al dozen $'2 35, OOc 5 cans for $1.00, can Imported Sardines Half Price In olio oil, U bize key open ing ans; 25c cans; dozen, i Olc or 'j dozen lets, nt can. 2 Cornflakes Ki'llegg'b toasted crisp flakes; limit ene dozen pkgs. al pkg rtciecica itams Mercantile Club Coffee Dry-Roast Precess smooth drinking 10c Coffee, at 4 $ lbs. for 1 Ceylon Tea Delicious het or iced 75c Key stone Chop, at 4 lbs. for A Cc $1.75. or lb HtD New Potatoes Thin-skin mealy cooking best white Potatoes, CO -lb. QQc bushel sack at OO' Uncoated Hice Lenex Brand white head rice, 15c value, in 25-, 10- or 7Xc G-lb. lets, at lb.....' I 2 Uranulated Sugar Philndplnhln rnflnnrl if nnr. l.cne Brand sugar cuied fain-' chased with ollier ciArm-ins. limit .. . . . . .... ., .. V -.''F iiy M.t; mini's m '1QC 20-10. witutarv ack lit Cern-Tic 29c , ier. . ;.... -Ulmbrl. I'lirp Jonil .store, f lif.lnul Mrtet Anefi !1.76 s Subway Stere : $22.50 te $35 Fall Dresses llW hm TmMlmt'W MA uv i mam mmMA ; SHP (IJ ' J I i Lire and MIK, CrepcBnek 1 I Sl ' A V Satinn, $15 ) I I I " !! at $15 f All Silk All New Fall Styles Canten crepes, crepea de chine, crepc-back satins, brilliant satins, nnd charmeuses. $22.50 te $35 grades but aerne of tiieni reproduce $59, $65 nnd $75 models reproduce them ;te closely that, well, nuixbe you leuld tell which was which. About twenty styles beaded in autumn's way; draped in autumn's way; pleated, tucked, buckled, cmbjreidcred but in autumn's ways ! Navy, Brown and Black Misses' Sizes 16 and 18 Women's Sizes 36 te 11 Alse a Few Sizes 46 te 52 Clearance! $7.50 te $20 Silk Dresses New $5 Canten crepes, crepes dc chine, charmeuse, satins and tricelettes. And 200 voiles, Nermandica, linens and dotted .Swisses. Broken sizes. Clearance! $17.50 te $29.50 Silk Dresses New $10 Geergettes. Crepes de chine. Taffetas. Cantens. Crcpe-hack satins. Foulards. Sizes us you find them. OlmUli. ebwr Start. Subway Stere Sale of Men's Fall-Style Suits at $ J 7 CQ Many Have Extra Pair of Trousers $30 and $35 Values IIim hale has been m progress, almost n week but stocks arc kept fie.li uml complete, as hundreds of new: jis nre added every dn,. Advanced Fall Styles for Men and Yeung Men Viuieus weights for summer and all-jear-'reund wear. Half .Hid full-lined. Choice of the entire purelmtic at $17.50. Herringbone , cleur..., c.ifjiinerr.s, .er.sted and clieviels. Pi'iieil hlnjH's or plain wuistcd-,, in blue, brown, olive or lilack. double- and hingle-bieaitcd. Alse spoils models. Smoetli oleur uusimcrw, f-moeth werhted.i and silk mMurcs. .Medium ;niil daik gi.ii;., bha-,, dark biewns. Plain nnd in reat pattcrua and quiet ?tnpeh. Conseivutive coleringb and patterns. Plain and quiet stripes and wenrs. In biewns,, grayh, rich olives. $17.50. Beys' Scheel Suits $5.95 and $8.75 v$? All With Kxtra Pair of Full-Lined Knickers. Ages 8 te 10 years. GlmbcU. Subwar Slew. t"V vTTI 1 ' ,, rOii
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