The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1919, Page 15

N.Y. UNIVERSITY TEACHERS Chancellor Brown Does Not Believe Any Has Affiliated With Organization, Chancellor Himer Ellsworth Brovn of New York University sald to-day: “So far as Tam informed no members of the teaching stuff of New York Uni- versity have entered the proposed Union of Teachers. It has been announced that the teachers of New York Univer- aity will be eligible to membership, but I do not think any of our teachers have availed themselves of this provisic “The administr acting upon a Proposal of the University Senate, somo weeks ago invited the faculties of the Beveral schools to name members’ of a committee for nsultation on teachers’ salaries, We are now preparing for a “campaign to raise $6,450,000, about half pf which Is to be used as endowment for teachers’ ralaries, and they balance to inelude, among other immed¥ate necess!- ties, the payment of ind dness in cared in the last fow years.” FAT CHECK AIDS HUNGARIANS Hoover Relief Committee Encour- t of $50,000, aged by a fhe American Relief Administration Furopean Children's F ot whieh Herbert Hoover | el This makes New York he: Hotel MeAipin y ditions in Hungary are such that Mr, Moover ty ‘was so great |i into Hungary, train loads of food have Budapest, quarters are at the Cash or Credit [sae Holzwasser Home Talks No. 535 O ro they ar through wi Liberty Loan Bonds Accepted a+ Cashsab fuse value on an. tae Easily reached trom w.. hy 86th or 59th St. Crosstown Lar. French and Spanish Spoken Here rite tor 100-PageCataloz an: 16-Page Sale Crreular 3-ROOM APART wil BEST $825 VAL 4-ROOwi APARTMENT BEST 8500 VALU $375 . A visi? to our salesroon willhelp/ su toquick and wise decision’ on those Christmas gift pr¢ tems, Good jewelry is the aost acceptable and lasting 4 all rememb Our Solid Gola Lavalhere Sw. ’s Solar NOT MEMBERS OF THE UNION | 150 new Dumbarton Suits for Women Our $45 to $65 grades to sell Friday for..... thing this time of the year. country. The cuits are excellent for general trotteur wear, for town or for And this close-fitting supple material makes them practical to be worn under a topcoat. Ten models £ome with notch collars, some with adjustable collars, some belted end patch pocketed, some with Norfolk backs. Several models are re } $35 Special purchase: of 150 wool jersey suits made of the closely-woven fabric with a brushed wool surface—an unusual beautifully cmbroidered with neutral colored angora wool. In bronze, heather, brown, leather, Pekin blue, midnight blue, and oxford gray. Humidor in polychrome finish, $154 Pair of Candlesticks in polychrome finish at $77 | Tip Table of antique mahogany at $19 Tea Tray of mahogany, inlaid, at $20 mahogany, Wing Chair of Second floor, Old Building Examples of Gift Furniture It is a poor way to express the beauty, quality and variety of fur- niture—but it’s the only way. You must come and see the furniture itself in order to appreciate how acceptable a gift it would be. pieces sketched below are merely representative Of a great collection composed of many individual pieces and few of.a kind. Tea Wagon of solid mahogany at $25.50 cane panels and seat, at $39 Tabourette in Chromewald brown finish at $15 Ladder Back Rocker of mahog- any with rush scat at $13.75 Set of Nest Tablesin chromewald Brown ea) wig 2 finish a $27.50 Smoker’s Stand of ma- Drop Lid Desk of hegany at brown finished mahogany at $165 $12.25 : Drop Leaf Tea Telephone Table and Chair in ma- ble of mahogany hogany finish at $23 at $53 ‘ yo . Arm Chair in blue ana per | lacquer at $97 Ss Lazy Susan of mahogany “% Spinet Desk Table 6f brown finished of mahogany at $185 Walnut at mhaogany at $31 $18 Comport of red wood at of antique finished \> makogany at $42.50. ocean er > _ =. . — . For Boys 200 velvet rab-rah hats—blue, brown, black—in three shapes, sizes 614 to 7, that are $3 and $3.50 grades: — Friday $1.95 each. Tailored Norfolk suits for boys of 7 to 18, special at $25 each; some of the suits have two pairs of knick- ers. Mixed fabrics in brown, green, gray and heather effects. BLOUSES for Christmas gifts; 7 to 16 year sizes; white or colored collars, attached or detached, $1.50 to $2.75. Second floor, Old Bldg. GLOVES Just from France 1-button length _ mous- quetaire gloves of fine kidskin white, black, tan, beaver, brown and, pastel shades— $8.50 a pair. Also— From the glove centre of America. Women’s mocha gloves with seamless knitted linings and fur at wrists, gray only. $6.50 pair. Women’s gloves, seamless ings, $3.50 pair. Main floor, Old Bldg. tan capeskin knitted lin- The 7 Fifth Gallery, New Building at $30 Music Cabinet of mahogany at $30 Mirror in green enamel, deco-= rated, at $15 Windsor Chair, antique finished mahogany, at $35 Bookstaad of Occasional Reading Table Z in Blue Enamel Decorated, at $26.00 £8 Seerctary Desk of : mahogany, beauti- Smoker's Stand of fully carved, Chip- mahogany at $13 pendale design,33 47 Perfume Burners from Paris A gift suggestion for the woman , who has practically everything The wee electric bulb in each burner vaporizes the rfume slowly—and when ighted the burner gives the effect of a dim lamp. In decorated glass or porcelain, $8.50 to $50. Other unique gifts POWDER JARS of hand- decorated glass, at 63.50 and $6.50; style at Igtter price has separate tray for puff. CARON of PARIS has sent his exquisite perfume “N'aimez ue moi,” in a charming flat bottle, enclosed in a box which pulls open by means of a silk tassel; box is decorated with a fascinating picture of the Second Empire, $14.04, VANITY Bourjois of Paris small and compact, fitted with powder, rouge mirror; plain, $4.94; engine:turned de- sign, $5.46. : Main floor, Old Bldg. Baby’s Gifts Lovely, light, downy, warm quilted silk robes, from Japan, 3.85. SES, from gold plated, White, corduroy cout, for mis- tress, 1 to ¢ wide-wale years, made of white rduroy; double- tailored style; belted across the back, $6.50. those light, Kapok mattress, comfortable, tresses, covered wi sanitary; special at $3.95, White wicker Lieligiehte) trim- med with splashy pink bow, $7.95. Third floor, Old Bidy. . . : Silk Lingerie Chie bows—charming designs and motifs—dainty laces—clever embroidery—what could please a woman more than to receive some of there precious under- things on Christmas Day? The styles are new and varied shimmering soft pink things, lovely to look at, lovely to wear. tion of well-made though soft and trength which crepe dle Hy8 assures one of, and will last long and stand endless tubbing. ‘Third floor, Old Bldg, Which? Coat or Raincape? There is searceiy a young girl who has not desired either a raincapo or coat on Christ mas when she was between the of 6 to 16 For this coata af Christ mus time, Raincapes of rubberized Can- ton in navy blue, tan or color hood-lined with pleid silk, $5.95. Raincoats of rubberized poplin and Canton in tan or navy blue, $9.75 to $15.5 Coat of rubber- ed che blue and + $19.50. rubberized aces of grecn or irls like this coat eves and tweed in de brown, You because it has slash pockets, $1 Second floor, Old Brug, Lovely silk and cotton crepes Dainty little house dresse dren's design some with stripes; wi Plain silk b&e yd. Printed silk and cotton crepes, hullis designs for alvo newest ebil on printed voiles, stor silk and satin e gracefully and cotton crepes, $1885, Printed chiffon voiles, 75¢ to $1.50. Satin stripe Voiles, $1.75 to $2. Main floor, Old Bldg. Manicure Sets in large variety $3 to $95 Little roll-up cases for travel- ing--in suede, silk or leather. Sets arranged in boxes for the boudoir, Mountings of genuine ivory, rearl, plain and decorated ceilu- oid. Main floor, Old Bidg. A beautiful and useful gift , + emma Wateh A decidedly worth-while gift for a man or woman is a really excellent watch that can be relied upon, day in and day | out, to be a beautiful and use- ful thing. A man’s watch must be chosen with particular care— he depends upon it for efficient service to render himself the more efficient. He will be disappointed if it. lacks the slightest bit of trimness and fineness, if it is not a true | modern timepiece in every sense, Men’s Watches High grade Swiss 14-kt. watch, very thin, 21 jewels, adjusted rite, raised gold figures on dial, Ladies’ wrist watches The smallest Waltham made (size of a dime), on 14-kt. brace- vis $183. Round on ribbon, 175. Wrist watches, set with dia 14-kt. green gold, very thin with beautiful silver or gilt dials, | monds, all the new shapes, $1165 17 jewels, adjusted, $75. to $1,150, ‘ l4-kt. green gold Illinois 14-kt. wrist watches, on Men's as $55 to $155. 14-kt. wrist watches, on ribbon or bracelets, $30 to $175. 14-kt. very thin, Colonial Wal- Gold filled wrist watches, on m, 19 and 21 Jewels, $150 to | bracelets or ribbons, $17 to $42. $255. Men's J4-kt. vest chains, $14 oo Riverside Waltham, | to $88. 0 0. Platinum Gold filled Waltham, $20 to $73 $46 to $132. —gilt and white dials. All platinum vest chains, $125 Howard watches, $52.50 to to $200. $105. Main floor, Old Bidg. 400 genuine Beacon Cloth Bathrobes, $5.85 Were $6.95 and $7.85 P Warm and soft; made in excellent lines; finished with satin pipings or wide satin ribbon; cord girdle; ever so mang colors, light and dark—several designs to select from, One watches, 17 jewels, adjusted, $76. 14-kt. Illinois watches, 21 jewels, with radio dinl, $80. and gold chains, style having a roll collar; another being collarless. Sizes 36 Third floor, Old Building to 46, bi Kimonas, Sacques and Quilted Robes Gift suggestions from Japan and China In the Imported Shops Prices run from a simple little cotton kimona at $3.75 to georgeous silk embroidered ones at, $119. ‘The six pictured ones are selected at random. (1) Crepe de chine breakfast cout finighed with ggallops; lined with China silk; beautifuliy fin- ished; $9.50. (2) Attractive mandarin coat of habutai silk, embroidered in self color and also finished with a characteristic touch of fine white braiding; in henna, light blue, Pad copenhagen blue and pink; oY (5) A beautiful habutai silk kimona embroidered in designs with chrysanthemums or cherry blossom motif; lavender, rose, blue, pink and cherry; $18. (6) Cotton crepe kimona made good and full; unusually good quality; features a monogram embroidered in white; blue, pink and rose; $5. Slippers and sandals to match, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. (3) Charming little habutai silk sacque effectively decorated with a stork motif; lined; finished with white ined in a lovely shade ry blue, in pink, white and mauve; 12 4) A quilted robe of striped satin; delightful candy pink and white stripes, lavender and white, blue and white and gold and white; $23.25, Visit the imported shops and see how really good are the things from over the seas ~also how many things one can find at moderate prices, Third floor, Old Bidg. attractive | Be sure you’re ready for the cold wave Perfection Oil Heaters, $5.65 Back japanned trim; leaded steel tank. Nickel trim, leaded steel tank, $6.70; blue enamel! drum, nickel trim, leaded steel tank $8.50; blue enamel drum, nickel trim, brass tank, $10. MILLER OIL HEATE nickel trim, brass tank holding 1 quart, $ black japanned trim, leaded gteel tank, $6.75; black japanned trim, brass tank, $7.50; nickel trim, $8.50, _ BON AMI OIL HEATERS— black japanned trim, leaded steel tank, $5; nickel trim, $6.70. Gas Heaters With copper reflector, 15 in. wide, $4.7 wide, $5.2 Gas log heaters, 20 in, bigh, radiato! tubes, $4.75; 6 tubes, $6, heaters, $4.25 and $6, Electric Heaters pctric heaters, $8.50, Cutler Hammer electric heaters, Beauty twin electric heaters, Immediate deliver; Orders taken by ‘phone or mail, as well as on the floor. \ Seventh Gallery, New Building Majestic Americal $12.