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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1922
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Stoic Opens 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.
Or Gimbels First in Fashions First in
Thursday Value-Giving.
Philadelphia, Wednesday, September 13, 1922
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Portland Commissions New
State Pier as Feature of
Waterways Convention
SPROULE RETURNING HOME
Sptclal niirntch te Fvtnlne TuMfe T.fifeer
Portland, Me.. Kent 1.1. Members
of the Atlantic lVc'iier Wnteiwlivs As-
ocifttlen, hearted by Mayer Moere, of
Philadelphia. teiliM etlnMnlly dedicated
the new Mulnc Stnte Vlcr.
The dedication of tlie pier, upon
which hopes of l'ertlund's shipping in
terests nrc centered, hn been eagerly
Waited by the cltlzens here. The new
pier Is 1000 feet lone nnd 144 feet ulde
nt the outer end. The lnnd nnd pier
structure eceupj set en nnd ene-h.ilf
cres. The lnnd cost S350.000 nnd
the pier $1,150,000
Henry F. Merrill, president of the
Mnlne State Pier Commission presided
nt the dedication. Anions the speakers
were GoerRO 1 Spieule, Director of
Philadelphia's Pepartrnent et Wharves.
Decks nnd Terries, nnd Gener.il Lan
sing II. Bench, chief of engineers of
the United Stntes Army.
Majer Moere, Majer Frnnk S. Van
Hnrt, of Cntuden, N. J., nnd Majer
Frederick W. Dennelly, of Trenten,
X, ,1 , ilot-elj -tudied the pier con
struction. Mr Moere emphasized the
strides riu' ulelpl'li i m.ikini; in pert
development nnd rh building of war- j
Telous municipal pier' i
Majer nn Hart Prwides j
Mayer Vnn Ilnrt preMiltd nt the con-
Tcntidn session ln-t nicht in the Mu
nicipal Auditorium Anions tbe speak
ers, were 1 je 1 1 iM Fvrn.ild. limed
States Senater from Mnlne ; Geerge F.
West, presldenr of th Portland Cham
ber of Commerce, .lamei l (lulniic, I
president of the Mainu State Chamber
of Uemmerce , . .1. inoiupen, mas
ter of the Maine State Grmge; Her
trand G. Mclutire, of the Maine State
Pier Commission, nnd Benjamin F.
Cleaves, secret irj of the Associated In
dustries of Maine.
Majer Moere today appointed com
mittees for the contention. Themas
Crcighteu, of Philadelphia, uns naini .
te the CrulcnnaU Committee, Daniel
J. Murphj. Jr., te the Vns and
Means C"muiittee, Durell Shuster, of
Philadelphia, te the Time and 1'law
Committee ; Majer Dennelly, of Ti ni ni
eon, 2s. .7 . ni- cmurninn of the Wat
nnd Mean" Committee; Chniles 1
"Wise, of Audubon X. J , n- chairman
of the Ciedentlnls ( nmm.ttie, an 1
William .1. I'gan. city ilerk of Newark,
X. J , te the T'ine and Plate Com
mittee. Director Sproule left Portland t!n
morning for Uoten, whence he will gj
by steamship te Philadelphia, at living
Friday morning.
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Fresch Ghes Shere Dliuicr
Andrew Fresch Republican leader
of the Fertj -second Ward of Phila
delphia, set h new receid for devout ins
Btcamed clams and lobster last night.
He entertained at a shore dinner that
eclipsed nnythine seen inc he and
"Heb" Gricr, Johnny Voerhee and
Jimmy Cnrej. of the Fifth Ward, at.
n shore dinner in Philadelphia
Portland, the waterwajs d'legite
have learned, has mere beautiful scen
ery than Philadelphia, but the streets
here show no eye-widening beauties
such as Chstnut street. The scenee
of Casco Ha. which Perthnd over
looks, is lustlv famous bnf Tie lic.iun
steps right there All of whicli wu!
make I'hiladeljihn leek even better tlan
usual te the delegates when they git
home.
CHURCHES TO GET $4500
Mary Lewis Willed Estate te Sev
eral Catholic Institutions
Catheli,- rhtirrhHs and institutions arp
te benehr ulnnurelv from thu will of
Mnrj lewis "is(Mi V ikeheld streit. wlie
bequenthfd hr s4,-,fe estit in trust te
hcrslstci i:iinbcth
Fpen the sisti r s ilpnth the estate
te be apportioned m thi wnv .s.lufi
each te the Seminitr'- of t Charlrs
Borromee and St Vine em's Seminarv
$300 each te the Inimnrtilite Cetirep.
tlen Church r Patrick's ( hmeh, St
Jeseph's Church. WiUings allev , St
Augustine s Church aim St Jein's Or
phan A-vlcm Slim ea. h te :!t. Vin
tent's Heit.f Sr Jospph's Orphan A-s
Itim. St I. sppi! s Holls.jte- Ilnmelnss
rnd IndiistrfiHH lievs the r.ittl" Si.
ters of the peer Get mantewn. and (tie
Magdalene ( envent, 'le-mantewn The
residue is te go ' St Vincent b Sem
inary. Other wills probated are these of
Angellne Ilibbs Chestnut Hill. Sfinoe,
Charleb II Knelker, Atlnriile Cirv'
S7C0O. nnI Charles M I.nm, ."9"';
Pulaski avenue, I'D 0(10
MYSTERY IN LOCKET
Jersey War Mether Gets Back Gift
She Sent te Sen in 1917
Elizabeth. N . . Snpt 13,HV
P.) A geld locket spnt ln 017 bv
Mr. E. S Hersh tv her ten Hubert
then a smdier tn Fringe anl which
never reached him, has been returned
te M s II'Tsh from an anonymous
source
The letter centiinlng th lock, bore
the pestnyirk of a Fremh te-rn, but
contained no writing Similar lockets
which contained her n and Mr'
Ilersh's pit Hires, were received n
France bj thne ethfr sons,' including
one te Austin who died ln battle,
BRENNAN r'JT ON BAIL '
urevc ivar wmen Killed Man en
White Herse Pike Saturday
Jehn Brennan 1110 Latimer street,
driver of the; automobile which en Sat
urday last killed William C. Harding,
15080 Appletree Btrret, Philadelphia, en
the White Herse pike nt Kim. X. J.,
was relensed from Camden Jail today
under $2000 bail, furnished by Themas
J. Fleming, of Xarberth
Tn the car at the time of the accl
deut were several Phlladelphlans, piom piem
inent in social circles, including Mrs.
Gertrude Watsen Cox. of lfiOU Locust
street ; W Atineru Robinson, of the
Racquet Club, Lieutenant H. T. Dick Dick
ineon, U. S. X , nnd Mrs. C. M. La
Flte, of St. Davids.
Flra Razes N. J. Farmhouse
Mulllm Hill, N. J., Sept. 13. A de
fectlve Hue started a blaze yesterdav
uhlch burned te the ground the farm'
house of Themas M Sheluure, en the
Barnsboro toad, causing a less of nearlv
$5000. Sheluure set up a bteve te dry
out the cellar Flames were discovered
In the upper part of the heiue nnd thev
Mined uch headway that four meter
nre companies could
them.
net cope with
Mether Soaks Trace of Missing Sen
Mrs. Mary Irelen reported te the
pollce today that her son, Leuis, twenty-one
j cars old, hud disappeared from
his home. 401 North Fourth stieet.
Leuis had been employed as u wulter,
she said, and had been her only support.
Sale : 400 Imported Gowns Made by the Wonderful
"Little Dressmakers" of Paris
$ Paris Fashion Review jf
B With Living Medels J
Never before such a brilliant, far
reaching, literally overwhelming suc
cess, though you've grown te expect
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Plenty of people "ran ever" from
New Yerk te see it Monday and yes- jjj
terday. n
jjen t miss it I
Twice Daily
11 te 12:30
2:30 te 4
Olmbfli, Seventh Fleer ndlterhiin.
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These Adorable Matelasse
Jaquette Blouses
But
Special
$13.75
Len p-waistcd
i ross-ever blousing
iSK, lust the least, love-
liest bit. Twe biff
5' huttens. T v n i c nl
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"jaquette" cellar.
Turn-back cuffs.
N a v y, b r e w n,
black.
nimbcN, Snlein et Prrv, TMrd fleer.
- s r bA Ask
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Natural Mink Scarfs
In the Fur Sale at
$19, $25, $29
and $35
Values $30 te $55.
care-
At
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Gowns YeuM
I Pay 870 Francs
; Fer in Paris
-three styles at each price. All of rich, heavy crepe dc chin
$QQ7C
Six styles-
10 jjjuu dresses.
Each of the styles reproduces either a Jenny or a Renec.
All bended all ever beads put en the "line-lengthening way." And the very beads
Navy blue. Mahogany. Browns. Caramels. Black. Sues up te 44.
Gowns You'd
Pay 1133 Francs
Fer in Paris
the very grades Jenny and Rcnee put into $200
At$CK
'tone in!'
Olmliflu, flalenn of Drcm, Third fleer.
One- and two-skin styles. All
fully selected skins. And only these prices
because it stimulates the early-season
volume!
Continental Fitch Scarfs
at $15, $19 and $25
Values $25 te $15
One and two skins. The lovely soft
stripey browns that arc se flatteringly be
coming. Natural Stene Marten at
$29, $35 and $39
Values $40. te $59
One skin, choker style. Exceptionally
fine.
Hudsen Bay Sable at
$69, .$89 and
$139.75
Values $100 te $200
Glnibclii, Tur Salen, Third fleer.
Stainless Steel Knives
l Introductory Sale
Lowered Prices
Stick a knife in a lemon let it remain three or four days
lemon will be m bad shape; the knifa as bright as ever. Great
kitchen knives lessens stain of the hinds, tee. Let every home
get some! We've made the buylnp easy
Table Knives, French shaped handles, made of fine white grain
celluloid and stainless blades, rustproof, 6 for S3.95.
6-in. Stainless Steel Spatulas, rcq. $1.25, at 73c.
S- and 9-in. Stainless Steel Slicers, reg. $1.13 and $1.25, at 75c.
6-in. Stainless Steel Butcher Knives, coco handles, rcg. $1.23,
at 75c.
Kitchen Paring Knhcc, stainless steel cben and coco handles,
reg. 50c and 5"c izes, at 33c.
Grape Fruit Knives, stainless steel, rr? fiOc, at 33c.
Ciimbe!', lleucfiirnlnlilnE., Vnurth fleer
New Silk Devetyns
Very desirable for street and afternoon wear, also
the last word of fashion for millinery purposes. In such
wanted shadea a3 navy, mocha, flame 1 dQ QC a yarc
and black WO.UO
New Metal Brocades
$25 te $37.50 a Yard
Rich new metal brocades, this season's
ported fabrics in all the most wanted tinsel
plain colors. $25 te $37.50 a yard.
new lm-
etrects
en
(umlirl'. Slllt Sulnn. 'found Heur
Thousand Pairs of
S
Sample Shoes
the entire sample production of a high-up
Brockton shoemaker shoes that are being
put out te retail at $ 1 0, $ 1 2 and $ 1 4.
These
Samples at
High shoes and oxfords
in sizes 8.
Norwegian Calf :
Russia Calf :
Vici Kid :
$5.50
; sizes 7, 74 and a few
: Scotch Grain
Gallun's Calf
Gunmetal Calf
dlmlxla, Second Meer.
September Toilet Goods Sale : !ffiLriZ K
Orders can be telephoned in as seen as this newspaper reaches you Telephone Service Open Till 9 o'Cleck Tonight.
The sale in the store opens Thursday morning with special Order Desks where your checked-off list can be handed in.
Trrr,rt! rPI.lJ T:4. r I Rubber Goods
at Lewest Prices
Odds and ends, but all new goeds:
Hair Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Trays, Powder Bexes,
Hair Receivers, Manicure Pieces, etc., at half price and in a
few instances less than half price.
Teeth Pastes and Powder
32c for 50c Pebeco Teeth Paste.
for dOc I'erhan's Teeth
ic-
33c
Patc.
lie for
Paste.
19c
Paste
2nc Kal Phene Tei tli
for 30c Kolynes Teeth
75c for $1 Pyeuhicidc, fir
ccliiiK Kunis.
19c for 23c I'iveris,
30c for 50c Lneiis.
7i)c fei $1 I aei K.
IPc for 25c Lyen's Teeth Paste.
17c for 25i S S. White Teeth
P.TtC.
Face Creams
3"c for "
Oc Hind's Heney and
Heney and
& Ilams-
Almend Crram.
82c fe- 4i Hind's
Almend CV.im
33c fn 50c DafTRCtt
f.e 1 i Tekl Cienm.
21c for .!"c Helmes Frevtilla.
(iOc fir 00c lb.-tin Gimrcls
Theatrical Cream.
35c for ,r)0c '-j-Ib. tin Ciimbch
Theatrical f i eani.
2ec for 50c Gimbels Benzoin
and Almend Letien.
38c for rtOc Yale's Almend Blo Ble Blo
ein Cream.
S1.45 for $2.50 Guaranteed Het
Water Bettles.
50c for $1 Douche Syringes.
38c for 7.")C Melded Ice Cap.
38c for 75c Household Rubber
Gloves.
38c for 7."ic Infants' Face
Bettles.
15c for 35c Rubber SyiiPRt'
Tubing 5-ft. lengths.
Maioen or white yawl-wide
Rubber Sheeting, double coated,
85c yard.
Adhesive Tape, 5 yards, 1-in.
vide, 18c.
Ketes Sanitary Napkins, 1
de;. in pkg., 39c.
Gauze Bandages, 10 yds., 2V2,
3 and 3Yj in. widths, 12':c.
Geed quality Bath Spray, large
nozzle attachment, special at G5c.
Famous French
Perfumes at
Reduced Prices
Se refreshing! Even if it's
only a diep of your
favorite
t
Per-
Friednch cv Lndrlch Lemen
Cream
59c for T.'c ie.
07c fei 51 50 ip.
Manicuring Preparations
for Mani--
each
3"c Cutcx
cunng .
35c Citex Nrlil White rfp
35c futex Liquid Nad 1 J' g
Polish '""
7c for 10c Pu.nice Steir
18c for 25c Gimbels Nail Polish.
Hair, Teeth, Nail and
Bath Brushes
A let just received!
Hair Brushes, at $1: values
4-1.50 te $1.
Hair Brushes, all kinds, at 25c,
50c, 75c and up te S2.50; valuer
0r- te $4.
Teeth Brushes, all tetuies and
styles, at 10c, 15c, 18c, 25c and
33c; values 18c te 75c.
Kail Brushes, at 10c, 15c, ISc,
25c and up te 50c; alues 1'ic
te H.
95c for $1.50 Bath Brushes.
500 Pairs of
Manicure Scissors,
at 28c a pair
Pills and Tablets
Tablets, BayeiY, 100
lien Pills.
Aspirin
5-gr , 8Uc.
lie ier iuu.Miuud!)
Regularly 25c.
25c for 100 Cathartic Com
pound Tablets. Regularly 15c.
15c for 100 U-gr. Caleine1 and
Seda Tablets. Regularly 'ion,
20c fei 100 5-gi. Casc.ira Sa
giada 'lablcU. Regulaily .'i5c.
18c for 100 3-gi. Cascaia Sa
grada Tablets. Regulaily .15c
Alein Belladonna - Strychnia
Tablets, 100 for 17c.
Rhinitis Tablets, 100 in bettle,
at 20c.
Quinine Pills, 2-grain, 100 for
68c.
Migraine Pill , 100 for 20c.
Asafetida, 100 3.grain for 2Uc.
Hair Preparations
33c for 50c Watkins' Mulsilicd
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.
10c for G5c Gimbels Liquid
G'een Seap .Shampoo.
35c for 50t Palmohve Shampoo.
21c for 30c Dandennc.
12t for 00c Darnlei me.
03c for SI. 20 Dandennu.
22c for 30c Wildioet Hair Tonic.
12c for Cdc Wilr loot Hair Tonic.
81c for $1.20 Wildroet Hair
Tonic.
35c for GOc Hay Hair Hpalth.
75c for $1.20 Hay's Hair
Health.
25c for 40c Gimbels Bandeline.
25c for ."5c Gimbels Bnllia.itine.
3Sc for 0C Fii.dneh & Fteid
rich Lemen Shampoo.
Face Powders and
Rouges
High-Grade
Absorbent Cotten,
1-lb. Rolls, at 33c,
was 50c
Shaving Preparations
20c for 25c Daggett & Rams
dell Shaving Stick or Cream.
38c for 50c Mennens' Shavinrj
Cieam.
25c for 35c Melle Shaving
Cream. 45c for 65c size.
25c for 35c Rubbcrset Shaving
Biush.
Toilet Soaps
1 dez. cakes Gimbels Hard
Water Seap, value 10c cake; 1
dez. Wash Cleths, value $1 dez.
the two for $1.00 value $2.20.
Resinol Toilet Seap, 18c cake.
Cuticura Toilet Seap, 18c cake.
Woodbury's Facial Seap, 18c
cake. N
Kirk's .Tap Rese Gl.vcerine
Seap, 6c cake.
Pahnelivc Toilet Seap,
8c a cake; dez., 95c
La Blanche Face Pew-
Uerin's compact
Gimbels Liquid
Powder, all
Levy's
dcr. t5c.
25c for 50c
Face Powder.
18c for 25c
Rouge.
"Gimay" Face
shades, at 78c.
Dralle Illusion Perfume, at 50c
a bettle.
Vantine's Combination Rouge
nnd Fate Powder, bettle sachet,
at 50c.
Pears ' Unscentcd
cake.
Seap, 12c
Castile Soaps
35c Gimbels 01ie Oil Castile
Seap, wrapped 111 tinfoil, 25c
cake, 0 cakes for $1.25.
Laigc bar Floating Castile, 50c
bar.
Se
ap,
Puie Olive Oil Castile
10c cake, $1.00 de.
"Roberts'" English Castile,
45c cake.
Imported Spanish
Castile Seap
4-!b. bars, this is the ftnei.t
I quality Castile Seap imported.
1 Special at 69c bar. Regular!;' $2.
extract.
Coty's Ambre Antique
tume, ?8 bottle, at $5.50.
$5.35 for $7.25 bottle Amine
Antique Toilet Water.
$10.25 for $M bottle.
Toilet Water, by the ounce, at
9jc an oz.
Coty's Styx Toilet Water, $7.25
bottle, at $5.35; $14.00 bottle, at
$10.25.
.eye,rlain's Jickey Perfume,
$3.2e bottle, at $2.65.
Bulk, by the ounce, at $1.15
an oz.
Guerlain's Apres l'Andee Per
fume, $8.75 bottle, at $6.75.
kprkeff's Djer Kiss Perfume,
$1.75 size, at $1.35.
$1.75 for $2.50 size.
$1.35 for $1.75 Toilet Water.
$1.7.1 i for $2.50 Toilet Water.
38c for 50c Compact Face Pow
der. Vials, with elongated glass
stepper, filled with Coty's L'Ori
k'an Perfume, special at 38c.
vJw r?.r.?L2,3 bettI Lc Kevre's
Violet Toilet Water
Talcum Powders
16c for 25c Jehnsen & Jehnsen
Red Cress Baby Talcum.
19c for 25c Djer Kiss Talcum
Powder.
17c for 25c Mnvis Talcum Pow
der. 20c for 25c Can Mcnnen's Tal
cum Powder.
10c for 15c Leve Jey Talcum
Powder.
25c for 35c Gimnels Talcum
Powder, lb. cans in violet, tory tery tory
lepsis or unscentcd.
Exquisitely scented Talcum,
large jar, in Oiigan, Mule Flairs
or Champ dc Fleurs, 85c, value
$1.00.
In the Subway
Stere
Waldorf Toilet Paper, (150
sheets in a roll; 12 rolls for
90c.
"Beb White" Toilet Paper,
lVj-ez. lolls; 11 rolls for 50c.
"Cress-Cut" Toilet Paper,
1000 sheets in a roll; 12 rolls
for SI. 50.
"Snow Bird" Toilet Paper,
l-e.:. lolls; at 3c a roll.
12 rolls for 30c.
100 rolls for $2.25.
Heme Remedies and Household
UTUgS
ra
for indi-
50c for 75c Rrmmn In.U..!
Bengue. -B..uu
40c for 00c California Syrup of
Figs.
$1.05 for $1.50 Fellewb' Syrup
of Hypophesphites.
40c for 60c Musterele,
20c for 30c MiMereIe.
17c for 25c Cascairts.
18c for 30c Gleve's Laxathc
Brome Quinine.
yc 101 2Bc Hill's Case
Quinine.
8c for 75c Bellans
gestien.
gest6ien!r 25C B("lanS' f0r I""
10c for 60c Fermamint Taldet'
35c for 50c Phillips' Milk of
Magnesia.
f Sr fr r5eJ Vy801 Disinfectant.
nil fr e?c yh0 disinfectant.
9? ;0r t Lys,)1 Disinfect-.nr.
25c for 50c GiniheK Fig Sviun
Milk ;80fer$8-75r"-Malted
15c for 25c Cartel's Liver Pills'
4?cf?rrp5nl'2r?,G,jr5?JThymo,' 4?cf?rrp5nl'2r?,G,jr5?JThyme,'
i 4 r 6en yco-Tnvmelinf
ifie fr e?0 1?1'-Tlivme!ine.
dregen Peroxide of Hy.
$1.00 Bieme-Seltzer, 75c
Glycerine and Rese Water 3
oz.. 15c, 8 07S 25c. ,,iULr' d
GJycei ine, plain3 oz., 20c
Glycerine, plain, 8 et., 50c!
Household
Cleaning Chamois
Size 17x23.
sell at 59c instead of $l.
Can pherated Oil, 3 oz., 30c.
Essence of Peppermint, 4 oz.,
25c, 8 ezs., 15c.
Caster Oil, 3-oz. bottle, 25c.
Caster Oil, 8-oz. bottle, 50c.
Ammonia, Violet, pt. bottle,
Lie Qt. bettle nt 25c.
Ammonia, Household, pt. bot
tle, 15c. Qt. bottle at 25c.
Ammonia, Aromatic Spirits,
3-oz. bottle, 30c.
Ammonia, Aromatic Spnits,
8-oz. bottle, 60c.
Witch Hazel, triple d.stilled,
8-oz, bettle, 20c.
Witch IIa.el, triple distilled,
10-oz. bottle, 33c.
Witch Hazel, triple distilled,
32-07. bottle, 65c.
Witch Hael, Violet, lC-ez. ut
tle, 15c, 8 ezs., 25c.
Benzoin, Glycerine and Rese
Water Letien
8-oz. bottle, 15c.
10-oz. bottle, 25c.
Bay Rum, imported, Gimbels,
7-oz. bottle, 65c.
11-oz. bettle, $1,20. Qt., $1.85.
Sodium Phosphate, lb. pkg.,
iOc.
Bicarbonate of Seda, lb. pkg.,
10c.
Rerax, lb. pkg., is,..
Syrup of Wh'te Pine, for colds
and toughs, 1 5c.
Syrup of White Pine and Tar,
ter colds and coughs, 15c.
Deodorants
35c for 50c Nenspi.
23c for 30c Odoieno.
40c for 60c Odoreno.
17c for 25c Mum.
40c for 00c Amelin.
20c for .'10c Amelin.
10. .. n- ,T...i.
OlmlifU, (Jrund Al.lc. Henulur St-ftlnn and 'hiiIihuj Mere,
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