v.:v r r"-Sii EVENING- PUBLIC IaEDGtER PHILADELPHIA, . TUESDAY, -OCTOBER 3;.,U2 I i aft 2 w. Jt Kk' IV rr "S Stere Open 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M. v We shall resume Broadcasting of the Sunday services of the Chapel of Hely Trinity very seen. Philadelphia, Tuesday, October 3, 1922 Gimbel Anniversary Sales arc setting standards of value-giving. Gimbel Brethers MARKET: CHESTNUT:: EIGHTH NINTH 1 Fer Fer new E Wednesday -v j a. Wednesday ' -:-JI BUD ELK HARDING REGIM ft Area Opening Ohie Gun Republican Fall Campaign in URGES UNIFORM TAX PLAN Vit Associated Vrtss Celnmbm. O., Oct. 3. Whether tlic present economic sytpm Is te be le le le relopeil by the Ilcpuhllcnn party or revolutionized by the Democratic party Ik the real Issue of the times declared Albert .1. Iteverldce, IndlaimV lie piilillcmi M'tiitterlnl nominee, In an nil -Iresi here this nftenioen opening the Pflliil'iili-ii nf Ills iinrfv In Ohie. -::: r" --- t .- -- ,, X 'J Me Ucpul.llcan pnrt.. .Air. nevcriiige iStii, jBiuii, iiekih ciip uieery iniu me iir,-.-,-m , $s'-l economic syMt'in I fiindaincntally smniil i Jl4!l --" that American Institutions meet JWJT liiiiuiin situations better tnan nnj )ig .IstniK or proposed plan of govern ment. An nnttiKDiilHtic tueery, lie Bam, is held "b n ronRlemeralion of elltical elements made up of the larger frag ment of the Democratic Party, Socialist erirnnlgntkns mid extreme riidlcnN, 'who arc convinced that our whole economic sjti in Is fundamental! wreiu 'and that Aiuiririin institution-! nre iiu ' thittuted niiil iu.ideipnt"." Seli'Ct'en nl line i. tlice :i Ini'iin'"" la "the (.10;, .ml 1 nd iii mental i-si.c el the time", Mr. Itmerldge mlil. . Mr. lleu'ridgc's uildres limiiguriiting the cnmpaiRii of the Ohie lU-piibliciiiis I was made at the reiuet of 'resident Harding and In Ills opening remarks 'he declared that the President's Ad ministration has made progress "un equalled and uiiappreaehed during the same time by that of nnj ether axNtlng I Government." lie added that "until 'prosperity is fully restored 11 Republican 1 Congress is ai indispensable us a He ipubllcai) President." I Continuing throughout the greater 1 part of the addresH hl discussion n , economic conditions, Mr. ilrvri'li..' sugge.ted thai te bring about 1111 era of 'prosperity, capital iiiiim 1, ;, ,,,., ,, ."Hew as freclj as pnibli into ihe channels of innlu-tm iniliiu-. " and' (that "transportation must be maile as uuiiiie, sjiueuy .'ill.. illiH'iiHf as pos- I sibl and it must be uiitiniieiis niul tin- , .-? The Xatiennl tax ssciii should be Mecentrullzwl, Mr. Ilcveiidge declnred I In his argument en ta-iieM hr .iu- ' nested "te slop the conliuMtien of lm-i -ue-s capital by cNerbttant laves en I business, some iust and uniform t.ix . plan m tt-t be devised" and .cdim-d tint "perhaps the best plan et suggiteil I for that purpose is ti.iit of .1 ,. j CUlnlllntkc s,les Ul Ili.'Ii would b" collected each day in thei rdlnary course I of trade and paid te the !e eminent. every month." As a means of relieving the transpur- ' 1 tntien bltuatlen Mr. Peverhlge dedareil , j n;ii iiiu iiiiiien.n agreements made 1 by William (S. McAdoo wiib the rail way labor unions should I e abolished , and that tl railroad labor beard should , nNe be discnutinued. T 1. (Scheel Registration Ends Tomorrow Itcdstratleii for the eening high 1 schools will 1 lese tomorrow, nccnrdliu I I t 1111 anne inecnent eserda. by Fran' C. N'ieweg. assistant director.' Pupils will matrleiilnte teiinv .-rid tomorrow ami new classes will be organized Janu ary '1 te 10. 101':!. rxtxvnc-ssrn ifls Sunday w:m& w Frem Market street Wharf EVERY SUNDAY Lla Round M Trip Atlantic City Wildwood Andrews Aiinii, flrpnn Itv Cape May '"S Sea Isle City J StoneHarber Avalen j Atlntillc ( IJ7 'Seuth urnllnn Ae ) 7 30 J Mia;xi llrani-n mifji .mi. May ;mil H Ker ulletliir rifjni -'y jjjs i O " i' rTtraivifeJBAkP m . i VH -T ' ' le "evemser 26 Inc. fn Jj ' . "' " xMine ran, dij ?T' Rnnil T,. lipd md irlitrn,Atl .,!.. F -. .up ----- -h .uivtu.fcu.aic aiauuu, H r" $J2. 1 O ?"' Girt, A.bury Park. 4 r' -r ' "" wisn, una in iernia.at atatiens. Rtund Tttp b 2.nn"eu,ndP.ui . j f ftplef Rrrrr tthn. f lei F ...,.tzt2tt- 1 riantK VltfN ' hXI I KS ON i S 1 10 ReundTr'P SUNDAY yjs.w uctoecr a : iitD!rt? nn;i?n r cnnTrin. iimuiMv.!. nutn run rur.ice.ut ji Market bt WharfO 20 1. C'.milen6:siv Frem Bread Street Station JO.OO NEW YORK R Wt3R.UnJTr- SUNDAYS ,,., . Oct. 8, 22, Nev. 5, IS Brei Htrtet 7.e, 17 1 WOlt Phil. 7-iAXZ 'A.ih ui.iiu - .a . L, ' "i .'. . u.i i 0S j H V3- WORLD'S SERIELS Ban Call Came nt Pole Grounds en October 8. -e- i. J3.Sf. WAsiuiNr.TnM I S3.00 BALTIMORF Nrteund Trip SUNDAYS Octebtir. IE. 2A. Nnu 19 ?fi BreKl Street 7.Mi West Ptill. 7 4 . iti AAUIlncnMniirrn ill M'tfrrrra Ptlistdet&Hinhliruli w tmt iwhiiu --- -- Trip te Newbury c. .!.. n,i Drep.fl St. 7.0OV. W. Pl.ll. - nc a Km A 1U-..I. mill ",i"li i'"i? I" 1 tVTkl 11UILII I IlliniimillllH 7 I K 1 ' -.M ri $3.25 HARR1SBURC. p 3.00 Elizabethtown fc P 52.50 Lancaster Round Trip SUNDAY, Oct. IS Bread Street 7.30 . wt PWU. 7.35 , rUiy-Mcenil Street, ., 7.12?, r IV 2.15 READING .2.75 HAMBURG $3.0O P0TTSVILLE S3.SO SHENANDOAH Round Trip SUNDAY, October 22 Stepping at PotUtewn, Lrnpert, Slioemnkersvllle. Auburn, Schuyl- lilllllaven, St. Clair and Fraclivillc llreutl tit 7 . 1 l rltty-secunil ritrwt tn I'li.iada, 7sn, 7 6S, E'P23 IS H $3.75 SUNBURY S4.00 WILLIAMSP0RT S4.00 LOCK HAVEN Round Trip SUNDAY, October 22 stepping at Milten, Wtontewn, Muncy and Jeriey fihere. Dread Bt. 13.10. Writ Thlla. 13.15. O IS flffi NIAGARA FALLS 9 1 0.KO UOU.N'D TltlP 0 1 .HO llast Hicureliie of tlie Statu THURSDAY OCTOaER 12 Pennsylvania System Dm Rauta mt the Bread var Limited enight the Great New Gimbel Radie Station Opens W I P Will Become Household Guest of the Natien Listen In Gimbels, first in Philadelphia with commendable broad casting station, are first today in Radie by reason of the very powerful station opening this evening. It has been constructed by the Western Electric Ce., with the co-operation of our eight radio engineers. wfflsr km uki "teTTi .bti . fru&rXl wWhWrsCf ik iift,-" j !T L 1 piMHj IWJFH' - AU . mi I '"'' Hf-iBKini iPW wwi pwwt ipipri rew (ppm ipp fl$pi isppr H8PF (ppw ejppr-itppwr mmrw r Opening Radie Program This Evening "W I P" 7l30 V, K. Briaf deioilptlen or eew equipment. 7:35 V. M. Openinr addreu brHli Hener, tie Mayer of PhlU delphla, 7:45 Addreu by EUlt Olmbel, Jr. 7:80 Concert by the follewlnr artlsti: May Tarley (Seprano) Blanche Hand Ferbes (Seprano) Ruth Lloyd (Contralto) Thelma Molreie Daviet (Contralto) Chrli. W. Oraham (Tener) Aki. Wilten (Tonerj Edward A. Davlae (Baritena) Anarew ivnea eii ert 2lnr (VleUnltt) Newell Boblnien (Flanilt) Alfred Lennarti (Celllit) Mary B. Lyent (Accempanltt) Mrt. France! Baboeck , .. (Accempanltt) And an addrett durlnir the nreirram the E'Z Radie Mat nine by Mr. K. M. Neely. Editor of no, 8:00 P. K Talk by Culten Cain, Sporting WrlUr of Public Ledger. Talk te farmert by Jamet M. Irvine, of the Country Oentleman. MUSICAL NUMBERS 1, Violin Bomance . . .Wleniawikl Mr. Albert Zlnrer , (Ntwell Roblnten at tlie piano) S. Boprane The Wind's In the Seuth Jehn Frlndle Scott Mil May Farley 3, Bante Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves Handel (from Bhlppee) Sr. Andrew Knox 4. Piane Wltehea Dane, Paranlnl'Wallae Mr. Newell Robinson 8. Contralto "Mr Heart at thy Sweet Volee1',. ..Balnt Saeni (Samson and Delilah) Ruth Lloyd 0. Celle Remania Leem Mr. Alfred Lennarti 7. Baritone Mether O'Mlne, . . XIpllng'Teun Mr, Edward A, Savles a. Bowl of" Retes .Clarke b, Hemlnr ...Del Rlete Mrs, Blanohe Rand Ferbes (Mary B. Lyens at the jiline) 0. Tener I Hear Yeu Calling He. ., Mr. Alex Wilsen 10. Violin Adoration ....Borewskl .. Mr, Zinger l (Newell Robinson at the piano) 11. Contralto Oh Divine Redeemer, Oouned Mrs. Thalrna Melrese Davtte Violin Obllgate, Mr. Zinger IS. Tener riegle ...;. ...Mass tot t . .Mr. Ohrla Graham violin ObUgate, Mr. Zinger 13. Celle Minuet Mr, .1I.V.. Lennarti It, Piane Aralxsaue ...Charalnade . . jmrt flvwiii Aopinsen . It. Vlolln-:Cenoarto,lNo,.inr rtte end Movement). Vltuxttmpi .Mr. Zinger (Mr. Hobinsen af tha Plana) 18. Contralto Sing Ma te Slttp, .. Ruth Lloyd Violin Obllgate. Mr. Zinger 17. Sextette Frem Lucia Mar Farler. Beerans Thelma Melrose Davies,. Contralto Chris Oraham, td Tener Edward A. Daries, 1st Bass sr. Anaraw Jtnex, id Bass Otmbels, Radie Station, Seventh fleer, Nam . . AddrM Women's Smart, Lace- ?zg?l Cellared, Afternoon Dresses Anniversary Sale-Price $29.75 I Will you give us, en this coupon or a postal waru suRiresiiens rer arranRemcni ui iwuw SvflaUfctinaaHaaaraaari JBSSS sRB VI lleHaaWjM m $29.75 Deep lace cuffs, tee. New plaited girdle. And a great, big buckle at left of the hip-low waist-line. Black, brown and navy. the Alse s j ss' 1 i t , II Cnnlens with the new velvet ribbon bands and flat flowers. Cantens with soft, waist-line draping. Feiret twills with color-faced flare sleeves, and with big metal buckles. Cantens with flat braid-loop trim ming along the edge of the oddly-cut sleeve. Browns. Midnight and navy blues and black. Glmteli, Anniversary Sale, Salens of Dreis, Third fleer. Ulmbel Hrether, I'lillntlclphla. I wish precnims te centaln- Silver-Brocade Ready-te -Wear Millinery Anniversary 95 anJ $6.50 And silver-brocade ig newest of the new favorites. Gimbels First with it in "ready-te-wenr" hats. " J Black panne velvet i combined with blue yA and-silver or blue-and- uiacK Drecaue. ur au-brocade. Drape - turbans. Brims with odd angles. Olmbelt, Annlvertary Sale, Third fleer. makK With Beaver Fur Cellars With Squirrel Fur Cellars With Caracal Fur Cellars With Wolf Fur Cellars With Fex Fur Cellars With Skunk-Dyed Opossum Women's $69.75, $75 and $85 Coats, Capes and Wraps Anniversary Sale-Priced $48 'AH of the soft, fine belivias that arc Fashion's very pet this fall. All silk-lined, of course mostly in the popular crepes de chine. Plenty, plenty, plenty of browns from dark "Malay" te "toast-brown." Navy and ensign blues, taupe and black. Embroidered wrap-models. Embroidered coat models. Stitchery-trimmed coat-models, cape- medcls, wrap-models. And seme splendid styles without one bit of fur for the women who preier tnem. Olmbela, Anniversary Sale, Salens of Dress, Third fleer. $12 Anniversary Specials $20 Square-Tube Metal Bedsteads v A Purchase of Five Hundred Brings the 40 Saving This Quantity at This Value Will Lat But a Short Time at This Lew Price; the Biggest Metal-Bed Bargain of the Season Guaranteed Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces About Half Price :4-lnchKradu.iterl strands at J3.1S Instead of $6 IT-lncli KTnBuatPil strands at M.00 instead of 57 95 All with solid cold rlnsps. Fancy Bracelets, Half Price, at $1 V. ' ' JC mm s D.ilnty ribbon band ulth snarkuni; white ntene orna ment reproduction of a h.ind h.ind henic diamond and platinum design. Pictured. Gimbels, Annlvertary Sale, Firit fleer $5 Mignonette Overbleuses Anniversary Price $2.95 Drep-stitch mignonette. Plain mignonette. Seven styles includ ing embroidered and braid trimmed models. Navy, bisque, mehawk, tan, Chinese green, Dante blue and brown. Olmeelt, Annlvertary Sale, Salens of Dress, Third fleer. -r" Tomorrow $5 te $10 Silk Petticoats Anniversary Priced $3.95 Many of these wonderful, wonderful radium silks that seem especially woven for making colorful, beautiful, durable petti coats. Milanese jerseys, tee best petticoat weights. Many beautifully embroidered. Silk jersey, taffetas and satins, of course. Oimbels, Anniversary Sale, Second fleer. Women's Shoes Tomorrow $14 Brocaded Silver Cleth Pumps . 1 At $14 Brocaded Geld Cleth Pumps . . fcC QC $10 Black Satin Pumps .... ipO.OD Figure the savings and realize what the Anniversary Sale means just the shoe values alone! Picturesque shoes meant te enhance "romantic clothes!" And built with an honesty that matches their stylc-beautv. Mail Orders Filled While These Special Lets Last. Alse, Women's Regular $4 Satin Mules (a limited let), at $1.95 Olmbelt, AaalTtrsary Sale, Women's Bhee Btera, Saeend fleer. JmWm mmmmmW7i Women's New Brush -Weel Sweaters Anniversary (hn nrj Value Price tp&.ZD $5 In the favorite slip-ever style. And net tee heavy which is what women have been asking for. Browns. Tans. And all-white. Olmeati, Anniversary Sale. Salens of Sress, Third fleer. iHTTinnnri I Ipca aatfli taas, mmiSSmimW wBBm0 Bedsteads arc made with 1W square top pests and top rails, V.i" flat filling reds; can be had in the old ivory or walnut finish, in size 4-6" x 3-3". Regular $20 value, at $12 each. $25 Davenport Tables at $15 each w Very artistic in de sign and suitable for davenport tables, cen ter tables or console tables; 54" long and 18" wide; of the finest finish and construction. Rcgu- larly $25, in this An niversary Sale at $15 " m V ! $1S J 1 J I ' If j Illustrated 50 Only of These $40 te $50 Fireside Rockers at $29.50 Each Only fifty. These rockers have lux urious high spring backs, spring seats, bread arms, covered in asserted ve ve eours and tapestries. Values are $40 te $50 in this Anni- OQ CA versary Sale at VafiJj.OU Illustrated Otmeela, Anniversary Bala, Sloth fleer, 68c Men's $1 English Weel Socks innweraery epecwii at In navy blue, two shades of jrray and two shndes of brown. All sizes. Better lay in a geed supply before the new tariff advances the price. i t enny s t ante j 68c a Pair Olmhcls, Anniversary Sale, rirst fleer. s Anniversary Sale Special 1000 Women's Umbrellas Regularly $1.65, at They have such pretty handles in white and colored bakelitc with ring or leather strap finish. And all have the popular long white tips and stub ends. American taiTeta (cotton), tape edge, well mounted en sturdy frames. Black. 51.10 instead of $1.65. OlmbeU, Anniversary Bile, rirst fleer. $1.10 If $1.93 Women's Gingham Morning Dresses Three Pretty Styles $1.95 Special! Tirm "heck ginghams. And the "tailoring" clean as a whistle! Smnrt vestees smart cellars smart sashes. Mostly plain-color trimmed. Black, brown, green, blue and lavender checks. Sizes 30 te -IG. GlmbeU, Anniversary Sale, Third fleer. Women's Extra-Size Bungalow Dress Aprons, $1 for $1.50 Value Blue chambray, gingham trimmed. Olmbtls, Anniversary Sale, Beoend fleer. Anniversary Sale of Comfertables Brings a 25 saving Sateen-Covered All-Weel Comfertables, .$5.95 Sateen-Covered All-Down Comfertables, $12.50 Silk Mull-Covered Comfertables (cotton-filled), $4.85 Sateen-Bordered Comfertables (cotton-filled), $3.38 Olmeels, Anniversary Sale, Beoend fleer. VnecMsZy Wear-Ever Aluminum Ware Culiiiiilrrk, Value 51 5.i Wear-Ucr Hemi regularly 65c, nt 3 X.'lt. I,ll)llt KM. Ir 35c ZLJ 1! $1.25 iV t'Mke I'um, for l, or eacli Sj CrMtnun -sam ST B rrefrlnz $1.49 -itr llnuhlr I(lr alJ K 7f. 01.17O fVlmUiir Ki-IIIib, for Hteulm: d t n.m i and let reiiHtn. aluu i'l'it,, at .... 7Jlea70 Oimbels, Anniversary Bala, Fourth fleer, Wall Papers! 42C a Single Rell Fer Regular 18c te 20c Papir Kitchen, hallway and bedroom styles. Borders te match at 7'jc a yard. 12V2C a Single Rell Far Regular 26c te 40c Paper Beautiful papers for dining-room, living-room or bedroom. f,ni33 paper foliage mid figured stiines. Binder or Berder te Match at 8c te 10c a Yard Jluny oilier papers lefts than half pi ice! Hring room measurements, plcase! uimbeli, Anniversary Bala, fifth fleer. t Subway Stere Sale $35 te $45 Fur-Cellared Coats and at $25 jStSBflnwMsy 4flaairuatfBA!riKK Pi , rl P (J . M- j Wraps All silk-Uned throughout. All dressy models including embroidered styles and pointed-sleeve-with-tassels styles. Belivias of course. Velours of course. Suedines of course. And the prettiest of the sports coatings. The Big, Big, Big Fur Cellars are of caracal, fox, beaverette (beaver dyed ceney) and raccoon. Brown Leads in Celer Uark browns. Reindeers. Med browns. Copenhagen and navy blues. Black. Sizes Misses' sizes for ages 14 te 18. Women's sizes: 36 te 44. Oimbels, Anniversary Bale, Subway Stere. ium ?y. 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