rTcw.'.v-.,. -yM'S' ''WW?'' 1- 7 ' ,w'-"' ,v' ' '"- "'' "' '" -C W'Mi'"'wr-if-,,.jiTi' " " . (. y i r. . .. ' " -flt-n r.tt ifjx.iiiLni'i" .. . C r t wt, fix i i Tiii '., . 11 i., ,-.. V .; i.T J'. .' W ' tf . . "j"; .T. .f . f'X Y Kyjfri 0, 1920 11 "' -, - HwfMHMiMaHaaMffifiMfffBffatfafV-- , " ! -f- " " ' ' ' " "wffnffwi"w"""" i r,""-r'f..f""i f"ffff.M.ffBfffj w f w i i " t av ' - - i n-i- i I WWII DRIVE Determined te Raise Fund Necessary for Expansion of Movement GREATER CAMP IS NEEDED With 281 troops numbering 0410 fcey, hard at work the Iter fleeut drive move In1" lta flnal whirlwind of two This l the. first time In the tpn ors of Philadelphia scouting that the &yi hv personally solicited money for their cense, It wn only as ojest Itanil ttmpt te rale lance part of he 1120,000 remaining te be fth tc refieh the cempafcn Keal of $200,000 that the officials decided te let the boy try their hand et cellectlnK. All through the drive which officially 4ned November 20, the boys hav keen anxious te get et the work thtm ielvM and when they were released re.terday afternoon Uiey went te the verk with cuthugtasm end cenndenc. Te date the Are leading troops are Troop 118. Sixty-fifth and Owner atreett. Albert May, scoutmaster, 14320; Treen OD, Star end Garden, flemuel Friedman, sceutnjasUr, 3J10 ; Troop 181, Bread nnd Jeffersen, Ray mond Brunswick, fcceutraMter, 11833 : Troop 70, Fourth end Queen, Alfred EX? Bceutmaslcr, S1888: Treen 207, MeCallura and Tufpehecken, A. B. Vel, sceutrnssUr, N8B0. The beya have two days left In which te work and the officials are hopeful that their efforts will cbange the aspect of the campaign, Failure te rnlse the money will mean that scouting In this city will be greatly enrtalled end that great number of tan urlii bar te be .without the bene; flta and training In American manhood that scouting -would give them. The acent camp, which could net accom modate all the boys last cummer, was te have been enlarged nnd another camp opened, but without the necessary meuey this program will bave te he ehanged. Scout leaders belleve that the great eat need for the principles which the ney Scout organization Instils will M during the coming yeara. They Mae their nppeal net only en the geed the Individual boys receive from the work but also en the great benefit te the city where en adequate scouting program for all the boys Is In effect, TWO MAYORS TO ATTEND FROLIC OF PRUNE CLUB Bal Masque. Will Provide Full Night of Surprises Mayer Moere and Mayer Edward 1. flader, of Atlantic City, will be among the public pffldete of Philadelphia and the shore resort attending the raardl gras bal masque of the Prune Club to night In Moere Hall, 1314 North Uwad fitrcct Among the ether guests will be Pi rector Cortclyeu, Judge Patterson, Judge Rogers, Judge Monaghan, City Solicitor Smyth, Assistant District At torney Tatilane, Durell Shuster, secre tory te Mayer Moero ! Jeseph K. Cos Ces Cos telle, chief of the bureau of claims, and Murdoch Kcndrlck, Armend T. Nichols, secretary te Mayer Rader, will accom pany that official here, Novelties of varied sort are en the program, Including the marriage, el r,human kelcten,r and e "fat lady" from a local museum by the Rev. Themas Davis, pastor of the Abigail vans wotneaist episcepal unurcu. u.r. Davis is chaplain of the Prunes. Other features will be the showing of the At lantic City Prunes moving pictures, and the singing by a selected chorus of a song written for the occasion by Miss Helen Cortclyeu, daughter of Director Cortalyeu. "Hutch" MeDevitt, "Mlllionalre-for-n-day," will deliver the principal address, jjl liiyijim i Priced With SifxtV Btceust Priced Only One Profit siX ByThePre&utr Semi Annual Sale-eAl5Q(f STYLEBILT Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats $35 less $5.25 new $2975 $40 less $6.00 new $3400 $45 less $6.75 new $38.25 $50 less $7,50 new $42.50 All Otlter Prices Same Proportionate Reduction YOU can buy lets of clothes new at a low price, but why net buy at the lowest price? We make our clothes in our own shops and sell them in our own stores. Therefore, this is net .15 off the dealer's price.-but 1 5 effthe maker's price. All-Weel; Hand Tailored; Meney Back flk Hilten Company 1211-1213 Chestnut Street Orfft Shep in fpriiuip! CUitt JOiWAftK KeWYORK BROOKLYN PHIUPPLPHIA CHMAQ0 : L; Stere Hours, 0 te, 6:30 Gimbel Brethers MARKET CHESTNUT st EIGHTH NINTH FOR SATURDAY Friday, December 3, 1920 Philadelphia's Greatest Sale of Beys' Clothing Gimbel and Associates Secure $413,000 of the $1,500,000 Bankrupt Stock of Bauman Corporation of New Yerk The Bauman plan was te found a great national line of Beys' Clething: higher standard than any ether line te be te boys' business what a few great lines are te men's clothes. The great price slump practically cancelled all their fall business and the corporation was thrown into bankruptcy. The inventories made before the sale showed ever a million and a half at the shrunken prices the failure was for $2,000,000.00. Based en Bauman's fixed prices our purchases figured $413,000. .wm We Bought at Third of the Bauman Prices And the great proportion of the purchase came te Gimbels in Philadelphia. It is en sale. Silk-sewed; splendidly designed; carefully made really the costliest line of boys' clothing, but calamity cuts the prices LOOK! Norfolk Suite for Beys of 7 te 19",. Norfolk Suits in extra sizes, for ages 14 te 19 j 4&7 CS Cte? 1 " 421 d Etfffc Junier Norfolk Suite for Bey of 4 te 10 I V - w PV p A a.!- v Overcoats Reefers ( i1G COA fJ JL KJ JmmtJ High-Scheel Overcoats Swagger Coats for Beys of 6 te 12 Mackinaw $25 The very best clothing fox boys we ever eaw away under half price, even judged by the standards of usual clothing. Gimbels, Third fleer and Subway Stere Same Showing in Beth Place, " lsm m ijaipJm! liili waft WMi KMpf mm N't Wmm ft j V I J f WWJ si ii i m ' ' ii i ii USUI ill eiiin i i ... is i 1 . 2500 Women's Hand-Tailored Coats and Wraps Save Up te 40 Because Makers and importers of fine fabrics nd makers-up of fine fabrics have all re-adjusted. In many cases, they have "anticipated" lower prices than can come. Heweverwe pass en these advantages. , Duvettes Belivia English Coatings Broadcloths Chames Plain at $29.75 and $35 Fur-Trimmed at $45 and $59.75 Browns every geed brown. Blues even the new blues. Oxfords. Taupes. Black. And these fur cellars 7 Seal-dyed ceney, skunlc dyed opossum, Australian opossum and raccoon. Fabric -Fur Coats -$20 te $30 Lewer Than Before the Price-Break Bilk Fabric-fur Coats at $25, $29.75 and $89.75. Or with shawl-cellara of skunk-dyed opossum fur t 939.75. Or with shawl-cellars of Australian opossum or natural raccoon at $59.75. Glnbeli, Salens of Dtcm. Tfalrd fleer. Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases at $12 te $60 Or any of these sterling eilrcr gifts for him Match Bexes for safety matches, at $7.50 and $8.25. Match Helders at $3,50 and $4. Belt Buckles at $2 te $17.25. Ivery Cigarette Helders at $1.50 te $3.50. Clmbei, ' itntlrr flectien. Tint Ar. CHRISTMAS GIVING! Scalloped Round All-Linen Table Cleth Special at Firm scalloped edge. Twe rich patterns, 2x2 yard diameter. But only a little let: Three-piece Turkish Bath Seta ndy for giving spe One large bath towel Pink or blue borders, boxed rendy for giving sp' and two face cloths. cial at $1. Handsome Scotch Linens for "State Occasions." Almest no-duplicated kinds nowadays I Hand some round designs, 2x2-yard Ta blecleths at 513.7&. 2x2-yard Tablecloths at $17. 2x3-yard Tablecloths at $20.50. 22'lnch Napkins te match at $15.50 a dozen. Oliabcl., J4nw BteTP, Second Doer. Jeweled Shrine Emblems p &$$' P sW Te meet the great demand caused by the additions te membership right new, we have prepared an unusual stock of lapel buttons at very low prices. Each button is of solid geld. Seme are platinum-faced. And all are set with diamonds genuine diamonds 7te( "chips" or "rose" diamonds. Variously $0.50, $19.50, $1g.75, $17.50, $1g.75, 14 $20 $25 $28 35 40 $45 $50 ObmtHU Jtwelrr ffectlea, Wt fleer. Greatest Sale of MEN'S SHIRTS Of the "Griffen" Make Tlie Factory's Over-Productten 72,000 shirts in the sale, all the shirts at their factory at Glen Falls, N. Y., for Gimbels' Philadelphia and New Yerk stores. At Reduced Prices $1.48 $2.28 $2.95 $3.65 Average Savings Over a Third All the geed te fine shirtings I .-GUnWf, Flnt fleer, Meth Btrtrt. 1000 Girls' Coats Reduced te $15, $19.75 and $29.75 Half-a-dozen of one style oe of another a dozen of a third and se en. Swirl-backs and yoke-backs end box-pleat backs and lovely little straight lines and stunning cape-backs with capes for cellars! Chinchillas, cheviets, pole - cloths, veleurs, heather mixtures and belivias. Nanking, navy and Peking blues, browns, Burgundies. 6 te 14 years sizes in each group. Save en Girls' Regulation Dresses, at $13.75 Wonderful quality serge the grade that usually gees into much higher-priced dresses. And the chevrons and shields are both hand- embroidered. New $19.75 aimbrfj, BaUtu r DrtM, TUlril fle.r. Men's Geed-Looking Gloves at $2.50 Men's one-clasp gray Suede, eutscam sewn, at $2.50. Men's one-clasp Duplex Gloves, In white, gray and mode, at $2J58. Men's Tan Cape Gloves, very smart for dress or street wear, at $4. Men's black Aute Gauntlets, warmly lined, at $4.50. flimbtij. Tint fleer. vyneWjjT 30c 3000 lbs. Hard Candies, 1-lb. Bexes, at Asserted. Asserted Chocolates at 58c lb. Old-Fashioned Yellow-Jack at 38c lb. GtnbcU, Chestnut Btrert Anrxj Alte Mrt fleer, Gr.nd ALL and Subway Stere. 10,000 Cans ef)OQ Finest Peach Jam at J OJC saving 83. Ne. 2 cans; Lenex Brand; limit one case (2 dozen), in case, dozen or half-dozen lets at 39c a can. 1Q. J a can for 10,000 cans of "Lenex" Early June Peaa. in IOC J case, dozen or half-dozen lets. 30,000 cans of "Purity" crushed creamy Sugar 1 Ol Cern; in case, dozen or half-dozen lets, save a third at jjC Cimbe!., Pure Feed Slere, Cbratnat Street Annex. Subway Stere Sale of Girls' Regulation Dresses $1.50 Save half te twa thlrds. One- and twe-piecd styles. Sizes 6 te 14 in sach. A thousand. Lineens and jeans of wonderful quali ties. All-white. All-blue. And white with blue trimmings. ' Glmbfli. Subway Stere, Women's and Misses' Coats Many Have Huge Fur Cellars Exceptional Values $28 Men's and Yeung Men's Suits and Overcoats Suits in various wanted materials; single- and double-breasted styles. Conservative colors browns, grays and neat mixtures. $25 Save a Third and Mere Overcoats Cambridge gray; velvet cellars; ferm-fittine and censervative models. Then there's Ulsters and Town UJ. iters in gray and brown heather mix. lures. GlmbtL, Subway Star. SIZES 14 te 20 for misses, 36 te Ai for women. Extra 0trH te 62. Let includes many samples, Materials include: Belivias, Tinscltone, Silvertone, Goldtene, Broadcloth, Velours, Kerseys, Chamois and Seal Plush. Mostly all are silk lined. At $28. QmtU, Bubw.y Hterf, Men's Four-in Hand Neckties at 50c Open-end style, Great variety of stripes and ether neat effects. Buy for Christmas Civbif 50c OltubtJt, Sttbwaf Str. Beys' and Girls' ) fhtl Apj Scheel Shoes ) .a !) Black gunmetal leather, soles that'll withstand rough weather. Girls' sizes 8 te 2 J (te AC J PU.VJ mapru. nepwar Ktar. Beys' sizes 0 te 5 Women's Felt Holiday) d 1 QCl Slippers at ) P JL iO Plush trimming and leather soles and heels. Others hava padded sels and arc trimmed with pompon. Various colors. At $1,95. Olmbcl, Habwar Hie. tn l w BtaVKit sH VnEflLrVi ' ' j '""yr j Lu; r 35 ; .U" v 7 ,j V 1 !' ta . , n , sapjittfwAi-e. .-i.. m .&. , j, -rn ' It 0 , jxi JV ,Jr r. ECjua
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