The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 14

ST ee i ee eee ae eet ee ee ete ee nee: a — > SMO meres [Oates ene ee ee ee ee . THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919. he ee ) man of the Campaign Committee, to of the authorized strength of | Gergraduate # PRINCETON WILL CONTINUE continue the drive for Princeton's en- | (Te p dowment fund of $14,000,000. S fund for. Prine New York reported 1,990 enlisted men Ms DRIVE FOR $14, 000 000 Notwithstanding the legacy of $15, insure maintaining the |in National Guard organizations, 10 per ’ ’ 000,000 left ‘to the university by the will)" o standing which has been her | ce! rength, 5 men in her or- .,,| of Henry C. Frick, Princeton stands in| Prick’s Bequest of $15,000,000 Will] neea of nearly double this mount. er cent.; Minne- | & Not yo ote Reach Since the news ot Mrs Frits SiCt was 35,827 IN NATIONAL GUARD. 0 enaeed Ghirdimen . iginal al dowment Committee have been deluged | Less Than Quarter of Authorized rn a total authorized strength fatomn! undereraduate nts and ereee Strength Recralted. Feperte a with \geipttoedeeed letters and tele- men, are not credited with having Georgia is at the foot of a list of friends of Princeton are rd with WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—On Dec. 1] twenty-eight States, having reported 90 the decision of the ee een Cams mon the total enlisted strength ‘of National perce A gary Or 3 per cent. of the 2,877 announces otat Pt ey nad * eons wt Sredsert, ition. ana Bre Sore | Guard organizations reported to the |""New Jersey had reported 28 per cent. Bony Cc. vgn T ompeon. National Chair-. of Penneyivania. urtment was 35,827, or 23 per | and Missouri 1,288 men, or 29 per cent, Gimbels—Fourth Floor Store Hours 9 to 5:30 for other Gimbel news e see page 16, ~ Gift-Giving Like Charity _ M EK N! ! Begins at Home Get Into New Clothes ° And come to Gimbels to select them, because you'll find here what are no doubt the largest clothing stocks under one ‘root in thecity. And the same far-sighted merchandising methods that saw to it months ago that you should have these tremendous stocks to choose from has also seen to it that the prices are right. 100 Men’s and Young Men’s e Ulsters) Winter Overcoats $85 $48.50 abr sd Make, Hiater, A Special Christmas Price Re seret wht le Chesterfield Model, Ulsterette Model, Big Roomy Ulster Model New York City. Others to and Belt-All-Around Model. All 44 or full SILK LINED, Oxford $125. Grays; Browns, Green, Plain Blue, and Fancy Mixtures, n, OTHER WINTER OVERCOATS $39.75, $45, $55, $60, $65, $70, $75 to $125 Ulsters as Well Sade * * * Men’s arid Young Men's Winter Suit ee oe A Special Christmas Price Each suit is made in the latest fabrics and newest styles. And it could not be bought wholesale at this price a Sizes 34 to 48. Regulars, stouts and longs. 2 and 3 Button Sack Models—also 2 and 3 Button Double Teested Models. Plain Blue, Brown, Grays and many Fancy Mixtures. OTHER WINTER SUITS * $39.75, $45, $55, $65, $75 up to $100 Full Dress and For Auto and Winter Sports. Leather Coats| Mackinaws Trousers $5.95, $6.50, $7.50 $8.50 up to $25 Famous for their excellent quality. Tail- oted to perfection at all the above prices. Each price buys the best fabric that can be Tuxedo Suits $50 to $75. \$17.50 to $25 A well made suit and ready to $75 Sheep Lined Coats had for the price. Suits $17.50 Almost impossible to wear out. Soft, pliable leather has been sewed on the inside at all the spots subject to much wear, such as the seat, elbows, knees, pockets, etc. These suits outwear several ordinary suits, Sizes 8 to 18 years. put on. Alll sizes. $21.50 to $50 A Christmas Sale of Boys’ Winter Overcoats $19.50 Sizes 8 to 18 years. New Models. New Colorings and Good Wearing Fabrics. Boys’ Winter Mackinaws Patrick Make . ° $15 and $17.50 All sizes. 4 to 18. Oregon City Mackinaws, $15 All sizes. 4 to 18. This Store Closes at 5 P. M James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON THURSDAY > 34th Street When You Give 4 P ‘ “MecCreery Luggage’’ you not only make the recipient's Christmas a happier one, but the week- end trips, vacations and tours for years to come. ‘That's worth considering, Ws uN Al 1. “McCreery Special” ) 2- aa eT of | 3. Mibteail foie Hand Bl Bag: alee Black Snameled ck, Bags, beautifully lined with page br Digg tel 4 leather corners und handle; | silk; two pockets; good lock d ; mn id compartments for two quart | and catches; ten ivory fin- and 18 inch sizes. Thermos bottles. ished articles, Size 16 in, 8.00 6 people, reg, 18.75..14.75 19.75 regularly 11.00 4 people, reg. 17.50. .13.50 regularly 29.75 ' (Fifth Floor.) mee Excellent Gift Suggestions ’ ‘s a, ° ° ° ; Fireside Furniture - \ * Priced Unusually Low as a Christmas Offering A. Andirons of polished Brass, ball top, 16 | E, Fire Screens; four fold; all Black wire and inches high. 13.50 Black wire with Brass Frames.11.25 to 20.50 B. Gas Logs made of very hard burned fire | F. Highly polished solid Brass Fire Set, 4 clay. 3 sticks. 16 inches. 9.50 | pieces, consisting of Stand, Shovel, aones C. Andirons of Iron—Black with polished and Poker., set, front. 18 inches high. pair, 8.00 Andirons of polished Brass, 17 inches D. Fire Set of five pieces, 86 inches high, high. , pair, 10.50 made of Black Iron with Flemish Oak Cape Cod Fire Lighter of polished handles, consisting of Shovel, Poker, ‘fon; Brass. 4. Hearth Brush and Stand. 10.50 Extra Brass ‘Iray to match.......7.5.00 Every Home-maker Appreciates Common Sense Gifts, especially Housewares Here are some particularly desirable articles, at decidedly low prices. 1, Universal Coffee Percolator, made of pure Aluminum, highly ,polished, with ebonized handle; 14-cup capatity. 6. regularly 7.25 2. Eight-in-one Combination Cooker Set of heavy gauge polished Aluminum; can_ be 1 uséd in eight different ways; a practical kitchen oupfit. regularly 3,75, 2.95 8 3. Stanley Glass Coffee Filter; can be used on gas, electric, oil or coal stove. Complete with gas stove plate. 1.95 4. Monarch Cast Aluminum Tea Kettle of Colonial design with removable wood handle and sliding cover. regularly 6.00, 4.25 5. Seamless Aladdin Aluminum Self-Bast- ing Roaster with tray; size 12x17 inches, regularly 8.20, 6.95 6. “Monarch” Cast Aluminum two-lipped Fry Pan with ebonized wood handle; 10 inches in diameter at top, 2 inches dee, regularly 3.50, 250 7. Carving Set of best American steel; three nieces; nickel silver ferrules; genuine sta, Renita: in lined box. regularly 5.00, 2.98 8. Aladdin Blue Enameled steel self-basting Roaster, 17 inches long and 1114 inches wide. regularly 3.50, 2.50 9. Double Rice or Cereal Boiler,—highly- polished Alumigjum; 2-quart capacity. regularly 2.25, 1.25 10. Nickel-plated Coffee Machine with alco- hol burner; ebonized wood handle; 6-cu capacity. 8.00 11. Nickel-plated Chafing Dish with alcohol burner; Colonial shape; ebonized wood han- dies; aluminum food BA: regularly 12.00 12. The McCreery Fireless Cook Stove; roasts, bakes, stews and boils; saves 80% fuel. regularly 26.00, 23. 50