The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 17

CAMP MILLS THAT Secretary of War Reserves } Privilege of Refusing to Ac- cept Sum Offered. WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.--The high- | est bid received by the Conetruc- | j tion Division of t r Depart- | j ment for all propert d for sale at Camp Mills, L. 1, 231,000, subs mitted by tho Buffalo Wrecking and Galvage Company. . 4 A. Goldman of Chicago bid $210, for all property offered for sale carriers are was agreed upon Interstate Commerce Committee, tinulng its work on permanent legiaia- tion, the committee wrote in a pro- vision for Government joans for a period (COST MILLIONS i Uv. & te Ald Raftivronds. | WASHINGTON, Nov, 7.—Government ‘guarantee of the standard return tathe rallrowds for six months after the sturned to private control, jay by the House Con- ‘The loan would be per HARVARD Black Kid, Black Calf, Mahogany Calf, Patent Leather except the water, sewer and ciectrie SAVE systems and the transmission line, He put ina separate bid of $70,000 for the Pose Hospital. The third highest bid was $186,110, submitted by the @eneral Engineering Company of In- dianapolie. The lowest bid was $13,350, sub- mitted by A. T Cobleskill, N, ¥., and covering every- | thing offered except the electgic Nght, system and transmission Jine. | The Secretary of War reserves the right to reject any or all bids sub- mitted for War Department property offered for sale. Many millions of dol- lars have been spent by the Govern-| Camp Mills, but officials. ex- | pect to take a heavy loss on all camp property disposed of. Whether the bids submitted for Camp Mills will be rejected or the highest bid accepted will be determined after careful ana- lysis’ | Bids also were opened for the sale of | all Government property at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss, Harris) Bros. of New York City submitted the highest bid, offering $155,000 for all property. Frank B. Cole of Newnan, Ga., offered $122,234; the General En-| gineering Company, —Indianapoka, $116,200; A. Marx & Sons, New or- leans, $115,509, and the Hattiesburg Chamber of Comme 55,900. R. A. Goldman of ; highest bidder for the cantonments In a Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na- tional Park, offering $176,000 for all { property listed. Oo was the! delighted approval. ence; and the designs arrangement. tn rhe are Viciou teeth. Flint’s Fine Furniture GUARANTEED. In Queen Anne, Sheraton, Hepplewhite, Louis, Seize or American Colonial, Bed Room Furni- ture of distinctive character For the host room nothing could’ be more appropriate than furnishings of French influ masters adapt themselves to most effective But if your patriotism will ‘not be downed ‘why not the beautiful American Colonial in exquisitely grained mahogany? Suites trom $250.00 to $2500.00 Oriental&D. 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Send for IMlustrated Booklet, = CUSHION SHOES. awaits your of the early English Decoration, IS, raperies. you see result of using It destroys as it whitens Jacksoa, Michigan ‘would be under the rv of the Interstate Commerce at oak very pleasing to the eye and one that will perfectly harmonize with almost any design of Finishod in red mahogany, Engitah brown mahogany, American walnut (satin finish), golden oak, fumed partments with a capacity for seventy-five records. inches high, 19% Inches wide, 21% inches deep. This Grafonola also furnished with 11 Unit for electric player, Mahogany or Oak cabin) i double spr (can be wour Gimbels Music Salons —Eighth Floor Four of America’s may compare as you will and Evéry sort of reproducin unqualifiedly superior to any oth Choose from four. buy CY Je $100.00 fonola is very large for js of @ design that ts furniture. and early English oak. Com- Size 42% FRIDA few Aa Fer Other Gimbel News See Pages 16, 18 and 22 ) ) . day Evenings Until 9 o'Clock During This Sale. aiding Phonographs At Gimbels---Choose Your Favorite Here \ No chance for mistaken sel ection at Gimbels—for here are assembled the finest phonographs available—so that you COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA $115.00 This cabinet has the Columbia Individual Record Ejector, a fea ture to be found exclusively 19 Columbia Grafonolas, Just a touch of the proper button and any de wired record ia instantly ejected. Contains oak 42% inches high, 20 inches deep. Nickel-plated Vic VICTROLA—$110.00 4 VICTROLA—$130.00 Mahogany or oak cabinet, forty-seven compartments for records. ished in red mahogany, Bnglish brown mahogany, American walnut (satin finish), golden oak, fumed and egrly English oak. inches high, 12% inches wide, protecting Fin- 43 inchea wide, 23% 12-inch turn-table, ctor tapering “goose Automatic if You Cannot Get to the Store, Mail Coupon mrrrrrennvane OU PON. 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We do not announce any one as er one, All are good—and you cannot fail to satisfy your musical desires from among the The Columbia Grafonola: The Pathe Phonograph: The Victrola And it is a splendid thing to buy Phonographs from Gimbels, for this is a Public Service Institution that desires to keep your patronage permanently for all merchandise, and will therefore render greater Phonograph Service than would a specialty music shop which could expect to have but limited transactions with you. Come to the Gimbel Phonograph Shops on the Eighth Floor. Here you will find— in addition to the abundant assortments of machines and records—careful, competent people anxious to serve you and commo- dious rooms for you to carefully select the in- strument you will want to buy. i] Pay as Low as $A00 A Month == ss Makes it so easy to have good music in your home. purchase on so generous a basis! Why, it seems ridiculous to urge a Rather one ought to feel, when good music can be had at so mcdest a figure, that it isa precious privilege to buy one of these great artistic musical instruments and place real cultur e in the heart cf the Hcme, for what isa greater source of real spiritual training than gcod music? Think this over and buy while “buying is gcecd,” Gimbels. RECORDS Victor, Columbia, Aeolian, Pathe Cnly $5 a month at All the latest hits of all the greatest artists are here and records may be purchased on Credit at the time of the purchase of the Phoncgraph, in an emount equivalent to the first payment on the machine. 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