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Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET : CHESTNUT :: EIGHTH NINTH
Philadelphia, Monday, September 25, 1922
Fer
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First in Kusluens.
First in Value-Giving.
Gimbels unquestionably in Silks.
Tuesday
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LINER BALI
Frem the Smartest of Londen-Type Medels Fer All-Round Service
te the New "Dinner Suits" That Ably Answer a Leng-Felt Warit
The Gimbel Women s Suit Preparation is Literally
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Americans in Steerage Balk at
Delousing Held Ship for
Eight Hours
MEN REFUSE TO BUDGE
New Yifrl,, N-pt. -". A fami'., of
ten-aunt femip : ttnl.i MflrtM a
near rint iiVmnnl tlic White Star lmrr
Baltic mill l.d:i;..'i f-r flsht him flie
landing if 1 r 12itj p.-.-mger.
Tt dm Mnrttd nii-tdniiu-d. f.n la
Baltir. Tin "in .lmn .. 'he hove
jwft Sand. I leek -ini! miIe tne i liunti.'l
Alnenc (In- I'T- iisi r ' .mi Sir Tim ns
Mjiten. Sn Unlit rt lluini. tin l'.riii'Ii
publisher, i-lth 1..il Hii'id. M.ij.T
Gcnernl s.; Mem. n'KrpiV. hiu of
the AImie: Hibep Willlari Hurt. of
Buffalo, jnil a dein t.ilnr. if ptoml pteml ptoml
nence. '
As tbe Haiti rinrh.d quarantine the'
polltebe.it MmiliJttnti dr' ulniic-ule,
barinj: Sir Harry I.-iudn. l.cd l.iu
dcr. PolU'e t'ouinussletior l'nnclit. iii"
New Yerk Pel". Urn I .i i , ,r.
and i t .' 1 i'!.i .' - '. "ir
Harri . v i' V '- i 1 ,n
H'Shanff r . m i' ' . ' liu
Wcnrin' . 'h i ' i unpi i i.
te the Ift.-'i ,i T hoi ,
Customs mspnMer mi I v'k'e ."-,.
pted witl .i r'lnli;..n "b h had broken
out ninens a spup of e'i-'h, ite Ameri
can) In tbe -te'ttit,-' .tl! ....jum of :b.
cooties.
Theie u "-i IT" ii&insi' in the
tf rage, 1" et bun; m AiuTit'an
citizen1'. IL's'th effi r teni'.l '.. ti
of the first -"0 ahn 'e br "nnie it
fecf-d. ' 1 r"v or., red al! ft'i3c ii
nnger tr-infrrcl '. U.ifttnaii I -land
or deleii'.ne 'I be Xninrn'r.:., led -Squire
P'lsd.ii ei Prank;. mi. P.i.. hi. I
. P. lVltftt of K3u.i i ,.; r't-i" d
te budge
Cemman-f.- lt.'.idvel ' t' tbe T?.i ,
radioed for t'l" I art.er i ' ". . Ills rnr"
mth3 anwcred bj 'f Miilattia .:.
two rene-.
A council e: w- k t nn lir sj f
nnre te revifu tiMrs it rlddtnc !
Ilaltie of hT tri ije i.a.Ters vi-'.th-out
inekins anj in n 'nternattenBl
comphcut'en-."
"I'll start 't. 'd :' imaacder.
Crl he crabbed S.j'nr.- Iiccdale b tVe
roller and i.r.Md.d it"li blm te b
SRtizwav. I limit' hjcsh'iI b .
tinallv !' d-.l h '.J ... .-H.eab!'
fell'inl hi P . ' I i.i i-f) i .
vtemen an'l r !tlr tv.ni,
pUlik vt tl Lar;.
GRAY NUNS OPEN
NEWCONVEJIT TODAY
Old Yerk Read Convent Selects
Academy for Yeung Women
Tb Grr-. ,i - . l . rp; n -ir
teiruallj t f.fn. 1 .r ' "
j v (.''nfen it . r. i e
lead ar"l M ir. - :j . ! ' . '
HlOthT 1 n 1- 'it
iy as .w 11 i- i -
M'irii n.
The (!r.i Nun- 1 -. 1-1, ,ni."
IH'-ltlen in tlir 'd'lfnti .). il tver, ,.,n
(lurtinz fei mam -ar hf inr -x-ilu-ivt
Cmhnii. j.inj uhtimi .uad
t raiii in I'.uinilit. Th . nm 'ni v m
fviuli in lTr.". b.- Ma I. ii. i-t II. 'Mai
yart Mar .1 In Jni . i .j .uc'ii - . f
tb" nr.ti.l i;ii"ri' ..,- i .I.i'.iu' . w1
i born Mi 1--ii'i. - ( ,. i.i i'i ITt'l
Tlie tir't . T,. -iii ' . ,. . t
trial after Kin; I, hi - a" ,i I-,
n-h.) na' u,u. h ,i t.--. id i b" i .
urikr. bad -;nr Mr ;..n ,. ,t.e,
tlif feiindriss. uitl u .fi a-iirins I
f bis ei,d u jlir- fif i ..IU-- L"'i
f the i.rder tras fstabli'iud n (ifawn
irhrre iier3l tl.-nr"....; : rhneK .r...i.
pran'.' up. ind nb.vit it -t'e r. r
IE.) tllf ,.'. -, ,r., I , ,
i.iundat!i.!i i.i i,;. .eiiv' , p. 1
i i the i r" it V,- 'i tiii,
I (.lli(c.
If n w,ii i .iidninl I ir. ,n -
idij evrp thi ih.r. ..f ., P,t tTale, j
jiner te oemins in Ph lndflp' la t .,
lit berunie lnttrHst'd in r' e i.ra- N'ui
lAfr inMtiiii tlinin te '-laeii-h a I . -in
this nr.'b.Iieier.
The fh.il mil bf rmli r ih elr1' . r
of Mether Mar ns,jrM.. 'n .,"
vler of thi r.ircnpit ij in., rr- -.
tbe assistant . ip. -i r
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a. 'i.jf i f
BEILIS NOW IN NEW YORK.
ECHO OF RUSSIAN CASE
Man Became World Figure i- Re
glme of Czar
New teri. N i f '..".. i". .. pr
vhepf ficbt acin-r . r .,i .,!;
murder ti n irar. !.. a.l. hl:.i
ttrnatienal tii.r" - n N" V .r .
Ptrliuie tn i .re. r - , Hr nr
tre Jt-ar1 Tiler t e i ay li
iiiuK a Jt l h n . I' c! t
He said :
"I (111 1 "t nt T.d ' r
raarrjf AYh.t I ,tT. -. ' - , n
1 de net iiP.'.J r a t -.
I want j :.. ', ,i'. .-. j . . .
Lenrst liunc
"Itnmnl ately utt.- i i, jj.ir., I
Mas en"r"(l laree .i a , je nt. i
motion p.rturr-. L..nefs u -r. eri. r
m Iar'.'n aui.iuiits t.. w r. i rlil. cu
my suffen.n;s and in, tr'i I iffjfi
them.
' Iniend I iwi P.i e-un. ib.if
I plunnfd t. lit- i tan i. r TL
c-tuiie and I n i.i.tir , an.j
two jpar-"iki I ..nu' .. .u ..rc.
"The tu'eile i-t Aii' i irj p e u
fin ueli'time
"Justice liaj btf'ti d..r,. Thi fa"
Is Bene. Tbe f,iK v iri'1 and ti,f
hypocrltie.tl pr'.t.-u'e: - u ,. mr,. t
me all bae tn'rn pin h.,i
EDWARDS WON'T ALLOW
COAL RISE IN JERSEY
Profits Shall Net Exceed March
Figures. He Says
Rrtu-dng f, sM,.ai .r. n , f..i. -, ,i
of the LnBi'latiir. t. 1 indl. th. an!
tmereney. devrrnnr Pilnr.l- ' .i l
nurd a profl.miatiett .i"fniptinc te lm.
the coot of thf rnmnieilitj i.i ii,, pnt "
prevatlinr; in Mart I Inm
'Hie OoM'nier'- prn',ni,iiit,nn rnnh. -and
preinuIiratH- th . ti-.n .1 tin- N'c
kr'ti S'ati' Purl ( ..ininnM. ti 'n in
ini ti iiiuvlnni n n ,i I p-n . f...
thru Pi- i'i. nl i " li.. b..l. 11 . 1
itc diet I'll 1 1 .11 ii 11 n 1 1 1 pi . 11' , i 1
P'lu-y ptriud II.. pin. I.uii.iU' 11 1 .1
ridfs :
"That the niuritin et prntit It., r.
tall dealers te rensiiinfr. 111 Mu Stati
of New Iere (dial ui.t fined that
prevBl'lns in March. IHl'U tdufc innir
init te h ui'fhnjd (eiiHumi'rs of anthra
cite eua tht'ir prupei tlunatc Mipjily et
cnnl prod fed nt 11 rnte approximating
find Tnrjpii; iiieri- tliun tifitfii nut- 1
Ien from tin' pint in mii;ii 1 M11 '
JU'Ji
' I ini 1. 1 ,ii 1 . ,1 -i 1 hi u
l'Vcrj. of ullthr.tt.lta , ilmiu -tli' bli'i. ti
ruiisuiiit-r te u Luiitiimul out' month
I!
Overwhelming in Its
Style - Diversity
Jenny, of Paris, creating, featuring adorable three-piece suits. Ptiteu, of Paris, creating the dressiest of function functien function
igeing three-piece suits of black with bodice of color and coat of black. Prcntet, of Paris, launching the vogue of long
blouse-coats, with embroidery all ever such unique, interesting, utterly unlike any embroidery ever before! Bernard
tailor-extraordinary of Paris featuring the new long eh, very long suit-coats. J''jfitr and Harper's Bazaar's Paris
tnrT flashing suit-news te America and picturing the suit-themes of Paris
Is it Paris Who Discovered the
Many New Ways That Suits
May Serve Women's Needs?
Or did the new need? (like these new dinner-suit for example) project themselves te Peuis nnrl offer new themes for Paris
designers te ring endless changes upon?
The Lew-Waisted Long-Blouse-Ceat
;- : n.e-t thtf : 'ert-i'mr theme e far. The boxy 1 jat style- arc popu pepu
.ar with the yeunp-r e-i " . Th - rdoui-frent --th the bevback is Mreat.lv
rr-itirs: p. niri.i-'. .
The New Fabrics Are
Softness' Self
;! r ., . ,.1. .-n-. ( 't-p'fr . eldn 1 a-hiunns ijCergianiMJ.
As te Celers
a fii;-, ' J .iiacK :
V "dr.
, Ij'; .
Haw a1 a-
a'.,. Iircm- .-hart. honor.
al-t.t ij A,n, fina kit-fe utjpr, Liohiiiej.
Dress)-- Suits With Glorious Furs
at S69 te $259
V.... ' '- '".-iff , ,lJ,M,rh 1 w a'-1 ' r"l- "n cjUc-i te: arid wolf,
...ufh Uaver ar,d ,'arref are -ler. .'.o-e rwn'. find .enuy's -double
,- i f-r K't -,..e k prettu. - 'i Ima r, yquirre' or caracal.
Wonderful Suits Without Fur
at $59 te $98
te wear with tin. fin -he been premised for Chnstmus .
PJach t-atisf.vintjly complete without accompanying furs, however
tle'iBiiprs 511W te that!
Quality Tailleur Suits of Twills
Tricetines, Marleens and Mannish
Worsted at $39.75 te $79
tne "presentable -nit' for Uir woman who travels or commutes in all
Pert of ehicln.-. and weather- and mii.t a'ua.Ns leek vclNdro?.ed.
Seven Smart Medels at $25
Eight Smart Medels at $35
.iue 01 te 1S- hut ".i!:rj," at (Jimbels means: every rirc cut em-m
carefully drafu-d patlcni; and in Iho particular model' that that pax
tir.ular fizc leeks lm-t 1m. r.it-ti.. .t,e of ir,9. Third eWr.
r '"' l d i I ' 'ltd'1!' '''i,i'J'''LL!'i.'T'l' I
We Put Fashion Before Price In This Silk Sale
Yet Savings Are Big, Toe
Fashionable silks, and yet, at savings present conditions almost forbid would forbid,
had Gimbels net "covered" your needs ahead of present large demand.
A High-Light-Beautiful Chiffen Dress Velvets at $5.50 for the $7.50 Grade
rtt h cpiciliry and thirtv wonderful colorings Imported Chiffen panne finish.
S3 for S4 Velveteen .i quality which we guarantee fast
pilr and fabtf color. 3r in h-s v.ndr. light and dark sharlee .n
s h ack.
nt, shades, including while ami
as riiacK.
.$1.25 for ?2 eordiue;,
blue k
$1.95 for $?.S0 Satin Brocades
Cjeud coloring
$2.95 for $3.50 Crepe de Chine
All silk. 4J colors.
$1.65 for $2.50 Tubular Jersey
or lingerie X bite or hid, shell pink.
$2.95 for $4.50 Canten Crepe
All silk 3J coloring
$2.68 for $3.50 All-Silk Canten Crepe
0 colorings.
$1.95 for $2.50 All-Silk-Tub Broadcloth
Mnpea en white tetind.
hitc.
$2.95 for $3.50 All-Silk Crepe Meteer
1 or lliti drupery dress. Celers, tint'. ,md lilark and
$1.95 for $2.t0 all-silk Dress Satin, heavy quality for
dresses or for combining with Georgette and sheer materials.
iJrlirate "hades of pink, orchid, light blu-. inaie, nile and
about twenty yoed street colors as well.
$1.35 for $2 nil-silk C repe de Chine.
$2.35 for $3 all-silk Crepe de Chine.
$1.95 for $2.30 all silk Crepe de Chine.
$3.95 for $4.50 heavy-quality Satin Crepe. Hlack, pink,
light blue, tan, lark, cocoa, jade, henna, wall (lower, seal,
brown, navy, etc.
$2.95 for $4.30 all-silk Satin Chai incuse. Thirty nch
; colorings.
$1.95 for $2.50 all-silk GcorRctle. One hundred shades.
$1.95 for $3.50 alUsilk Penyee. This is a hrin, fashion
able, nebby quality and made by one of America's best makers
of fashionable silks. In the natural bamboo shade, also white.
$1.35 for $1.7? all-silk Penyee. Navy blue, brown, tan,
black and white and about twenty ether desirable colors.
98c for $1.50 all-silk Pongee, natuial bamboo shade.
Alse white for drnpeiies., dresses, pajamas.
I 59c for $) imported Chinese. Pongee. Natural color.
' Gimbels, Silk Salens, Second fleer and First fleer Thoieughfarc.
Black Silks of Quality
1 SI.U3 fei J2.S0 jrrade ell-ilUt WacV.
I r(x. it. I'litne.
.' as for JJ.OO crad5 .ill-silU blacU
nic de c'lilne
f-Vi-.l for ?4 50 Knide fa tin '"liarmuuiu
hli-dlU. Mii!l.
S3.W.1 ter ?4 ue crdde nil 3illi ItTjrtU
ailn t rci
?lts for S7, btaiIs aUsllK t-did.
S.itln i anion, plain and i.ittn tlnlsh.
$s.Hj ter J4.?5 jcrade. all .silk r-uiten
I'repr. Ktli plain and satlu finl-li.
1 03 for !3 50 rrade all-rllls '"reps de
t'lilue, lda"l:.
2.03 for M.iO pMdn allallk MmIc
l rfntfii Cretie
tJ'.'.H.I for .1.50 Rradn nil nlk Mad:
MnUtir.
S.t0 for ;! ''j Kratlf t-piral repc,
liiacK ,
WenWs Fall Gloves
1 il.Jr
i . . jii u,ir " 1th r'
1 in. wa h.iltl. t r.
W i 't, i . -i d 1.
'ff dr"ci or pull -
U-iiiHleli 1 llfL'tll. H'
, nt .' f .ni. tra
ji'
At $1.25
Women's Imported Lew Shoes, $5.65
3
mn
cfc Shirts
Unrivaled in Excellence and Setters of Style
:
rhcir artists di-hign the fabrics: they are woven tu i-xaut-
injr .sjecificatiuup ; they are tetud for stivngth many
pounds rcsistaivv, wai'p-wise and weul'-wise.
They arc niar-tei- 'cut they fit te the point of making the
vcarnr fergtstful that he has a shirt en. The neckbands are
"Manhattan" ; the buttonhe'es, tee. Buttens are really first-class
and put en te stay as much mere than a mere shirt as a Itolls Itells
Rnwt! is mere than a mere automobile.
Fragrant Mixed Tea
luiiK,r i ln,i ,-i,. (,reu mill Html,
mini it-it j tj u ,j! ,ji
II lbs. fur
String Beans New Pens
I'ur.ty Hranil iptiOer Mtrrt Vrnt,;
ulu nt Urrrn Mrlnir Itt-uni i .ilm
H'ur;'-!:.;r;;rp;::r " ,,p i2c ; " dM" . 8c
Lenex Hams
laOO Sugar-cured sek-Lted fam
ily size Fresh-Miieked OCf
Hams, lb. at -u
Campbell's Soup
Tnu.mnle Inmilte SOUP, l"nl,t
ml
fflMYi thru Pi- tt.iil i" li.. h.. Id ii. i !SSN. fJfiS.
1 W II, illiitrit i i ,n ii it n i I , in , ii , i, i I Irflir'li'iKrN- V. i.t.iTA'T.. ?a. -
IS'M "That the niuritin et iiretit 1, r. . )Idifi i,mi'lVt 'IJ IKx! '" l!4l?'kStt
ISJmI ta' l'p"','rs l0 "ns,"n,'', "' 'In Stiiti I, l TjJwykljINlV i 'IBmII il!ll'''lnliPH "
I. U& prevBl'lns in Mnrch. lliL'L' thus inmr ' Ei v- ' BR Bi V ' '' ."''I
Bt )j Init te h m-linjfj ceiiHumi'rs of anthru- ! ttnj J ,ul
JK clte (im tlit'ir jirupei tluniitc Mipjily et if" . Hy
Iffif I'nnI nred ri'.l nt n riilr iiiinrexili'.nttn J Iinni'ine! (lnint tvVd and m-t tn'tive modei . -ir,n immni,. it ' ' Vi!
K and Tnrji'ii: uien. tliun lift.. mi i- i jrilI! ,i teiiCUi , u mi.. e ni . nu ,. i,. J'(4V-'f(fi5IBrr I 4 Tl m f I ' "V
wm ,"-"ml"" "", ! ": mFSSsKSSm eiustra, -ip-eO
ai'. f 1'icrj. of itnthr.tt.it) , iiumi.tif bii".. t. i Ami in i an . ui .-t., t, i, . u . ji,, ,., ,. rili&irTd2rf-rHM-rM (a Manhattan feature) ""' ki-ki
. . t...t. I tllfin 1 nod Ml.llf ut 1. n.ilf mi .. ' . . . ... .. EJ.t I. 1 .
VH, Ulliply until MUi'b llni" hi the quota , - -itm.tiU. be'entl aet.r wunucia, wui uuu luijiiit, vrun,
Dv il)ip(H.'l tO tLelr rflpei.tif COUinillllltlei I J lmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmammmm V .,
HF. for iien-eMU piirKif.rj nuiu de suiucirnt. i ; , m .
rrrB. tr utirrfinr in iiiltiul'. i x n.- - - -t - - ' j ... . ' r . - - .. ,, r
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Pearl Bead Necklaces, $2.45
Indestructible Will Net Peel .1 $.1 Value!
Dmntily graduatd 1-M-iticli htrasids mounted with solid fieM
cla-,j). Jlenuiiftil tint-v. And yunrnntccd indestructible.
fllmlelj, Jewelry Pb?. Vlril ietx
MaH and Phene Order Filled Samm Day Received
5 Tens Cup e' Comfert 38c Coffee at 5 lbs. for $U8
5000 Smoked Beef Tongues, 15c Value, at 32c lb.
Ctuscly T limine for fleHiitf or Slirhiff
New Fleur
IK.. II
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Granulated Sugar
li ..nitiiiy .-ale. linn' '-''
CI 1C ' puiiiniM il wiiii mini fvC
llO,gructih.t, lb., at U4V
".aimbsla, Vue Voed Btei, CLeiUut buttl Ant
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