The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 18

hem, feeling it thelr duty to do so Fretahter Tatw act an free rs of @ free nation. In other words, there was a perf democratic spirit under the colo FRANK ¢. MAGUIRE, Ine. Formerly with Vogel Bros. 647 Eighth Ave., Near 42d Street SPECIAL OFFERING OVERCOATS, $30 to $65 High Grade fete Latest Styles SUITS, $30 to $65 Young Men's a Conservative Models Our Men’s Tisnlelios Department —_* Complete Discipling in Trenches as Nation’s Safeguard. —_— | Speaking at Columbia University Prot. Levy Bruhi, exchange professor i ee ad ‘mid France will continue Sead te importance,” be pro- “must mot be attached to the of Everything of Quali Shirts Gloves iery Hats aeenrone nderwear pdisciptine, not vuse they were because pained to do 0 or drilled into a For Other Gimbel News See Pages 16, 19 and 20 Mothers! | Here’ s a Wonderful ene of ” »a Girls’ Shoes Sizes 8% to 11 a they $3. 95 BY { ; ~ 400 Pairs only! We advise an early call. Such values fare rarely seen, and mothers who know what is being asked 4 a Miemhere for such shoes will not delay i in getting here real early and in buying more than one pair—for shoe prices are steadily rising on every side. ‘Such Shoes at such a price, we are told, can- not be duplicated’ else- where. We consider our- selves really fortunate in. bein able to hold such a sale at “all these days of high-price shoes. .. Made of smaller pieces of the leather ordinarily used to make boys’ shoesretai ling at almost three times our sale price. These shoes are made of Tan Chocolate Elkskin. There is no better leather for schoo! and play shoes. It is very serviceable and next to impossible to wear out. The shoe is Goodyear Welted and has Korrykrome Soles, which every mother has heard of. These soles are very effective in keeping out the rain and snow. » To add to the merits of the shoe it is made on the cbisarses to ‘Nast for children’s shoes—there is no better. It is nationally known for the protection it gives to young feet. It prevents falling arches, flat feet, weak ankles, corns, ete. Infact, in every detail the shoes inthis sale are truly won- ‘derful value—far superior to hat you ordinarily get for $3.95. And remember, the quantity is limited. So call as early as you can. Bukiér Brown SHOES Buster Brown Shoes in all styles, up to $9.50 Gimbels scram Shop for Children’s Shoes--Second Floor ae AMIN : ine, Mow these miliions of men, those who NE | } founeny ah Setaune thay: ied furvived have returned | to, thelr | ANU Roe x To be sure, they brought back home: ing is more remarkable than | inis samo spirit to civil life. Since the thelr atiituae toward their officers. anny was nothing else than the whole ‘They were at once critical and sub-|of France in arma, such a soundly miseive, Many a time blunders of the | democratic army means a soundly chiefs were perevived by them. oy democratic nation.” esa mae they continued to o1 _——————- For Other Gimbel News See Pages 16, 19 and 20 it tant, j the War was tobe won. similarly, mont dreighter ‘Tatas, whieh lett u nt and rei en me! plain: bt things to them, and expected then to or of twenty and has not been heard No Deliveries. Scores of Extra Salespeople; Special Arrangemcnts to Facilitate Quick Service; Come Early in the Day \ 4 j | » New Jersey and Long Island Customece Direct to Gunbels via Tues one OL a——t f | We Guarantee Every Pair to | | Be Absolutely Perfect. when you come, This Should Produce the Greatest Single Day’s Shoe Buying New York Has Ever Experienced 12,000 PAIRS MEN’S ARMY SHOES Munson Last The Maker, Who Supplied Over 2,000,000 Pairs of Thése'Shoes to the Army During the War, States That This Low Price Is the sketch on the left. It is an exact reproduction ot these shoes and of the imprint ap- pearing on the sole of each one, Note also—the size and width are marked plainly on every shoe. Look fonsiar stad! On Sale Saturday at 9 A.M. Rear “Aisle, Main Floor—-32nd to 33rd St. ‘Use Doors Nearest Seventh Avenue On Account ot the Very Exceptional Price eee No Refunds. On Sale Rear Aisle Main Floor Cees Semeeeae Saes ere the Most Durable, Ever Made. | 4” | Without Question = he \ 1 | Comfortable Shoe | ens che eebeenes Less Than the Government Weuld Have to Pay Today These 12,000 pairs of men’s shoes—the largest purchase in our commercial histcry—1eyreserts the surplus wwererty of cre of the Government’s chief sources of shoe supply. ‘They were cut in connection*with Government con- trects, when ccnclilizeticn mede their further use unnecessary. So the meker, one of the largest in the world, turned to Gimbels—made a tremen- dous sacrifice, and we offer them as “The ‘Best All Around Shoe on the Market’’ These Are the Specifications: Tan Only—in Every Size (Plainly Stamped on the Sole of Every Shoe). All Perfect; Every Pair New; None Shown Before SES se First of all—a shoe approved by experts as the finest of its kind that has ever been produced, Developed on scientific lasts and the same as worn by the ‘‘doughboys” in the great war. All leather—chrome tan, whole quarter uppers (will not rip). Soles: Oak tan, 9 iron; genuine Goodyear welt. Vamp: Full, not cut offyunder tip. A Gigantic Purchase! Never Had One Lke It at Gimbels! Placed end to end and bor on . bor, this shoe shipment required . three rows-—seven feet high—ez- tending all the way from Thirty- | We are handling the sale on just as great proportions, Values—quantities considered None C. O. D. y7 there has not been anything ike this hereabouts. ite