The evening world. [volume], November 05, 1920, Final Edition, Image 19

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"GIRL SCOUT WEEK"
OPENS WITH PARADE
There Will Be a Pageant, Too, To
Morrow Many States to Join
In Observance.
Ttt Torlt'j 6.496 Olrl coate lire
petting ready for their parade and
pwant to-morrow, 'when the 80.000
members tnr-"ugliout tho country
begin Ctlrl Scout Week. Saturday'
projrranvmo inoludwa a parade up
fifth Avenue to tho Central Park
Iffcll, pa Reacts thei-otaa well aa In
ttio Uron.x and Hrooklyn, followed by
the distribution of ffowcra and fruit
at the hospital wards for children
and Incurables. The service parade
marks the commencement of a
week's effort to raise $1,031,400 by an
Increase of their uatxlnlnc mem
bership. Governors of nearly every State
have proclaimed Nov, 6 to 17 Girl
Bcout Week. Special church ser
vices will be held Sunday and on
Thursday tho Mayor will receive a
delegation of foreign scouta. Mon
day U Daddies. Day and Saturday
the 15th ia Mothers' Day.
BRITISHTABS DESERT HERE.
Beakomlo Conditio mi JWrae Said
to Onnae Itaeh qnlttlnr.
British seamen have been deserting
tislr ships In this port during several
months In such numbers as to cause
eonfuilon to the companies. New York
Is a aie port" under the Seaman's
Act and American marshals cannot re
tu n lr rterto their Mps.
Dr. Oeprse 8ydny Webster, flecre-
ft?J itty' No' 71 V " Street, think
the explsnatlon of thesn desertions
lies in the orent economic condition
In Oreat nrltaln
.i 'APPar'ntly theye sailors leave
the r thlpa with the expectation of
easily acquiring profitable sand Job
and returning homo, or to the lea,
when condition re mora to their
lining -n ur n"itr ysierasy
THE EVBNXyq WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER fi, 1920. '
laJanttfoedry
cleaner or
a garbage
remover?
Ask
D.R.B.
THE ARMY
TEACHES TRADES
A Statement ol Clothing Facts
Last season wc came before you with a sweeping discount
of 20 on the price of every garment in our store, determined
to bring down the high cost of wearing apparel and give our
patrons the best clothing values to be found in New York
City. The response was instant and overwhelming, con
firming the soundness of our judgment
To meet the growing demand for the still further reduction
of the high cost of clothing, we arc now offering another
sweeping discount of 20 on all clothing in our establish-
mcnt, bringing the prices down to what they should be next
season.
Despite the fact that many manufacturers persist in hold
ing to their high scale of wholesale prices, at the present
moment we are countermanding several orders recently
placed at rates which would compel us .to charge exorbitant
prices not warranted by prevailing market conditions, which
we refuse to do. THE MANUFACTURERS HAVE
THREATENED SUIT, but we arc determined to maintain
our reputation for fair prices for the best values obtainable
and meet the situation by giving the public the benefit of
the very latest in style and fabric at a sweeping price reduc
tion that will prove a revelation in the clothing trade, 9
Are you a skilled man ? Are you satis
fied with your job and your prospects?
Have you ever wanted to be a sur
veyoror radio operator or to hold
down a technical job?
There's where the big pay is ;and
getting it is only a matter of knowing
enough.
If you want to'know more, the Army
is a great place to learn.
A soldier has a chance to learn to be
expert in one of many technical jobs.
He earns a good living while he's study
ing. He has money in his poefcet at
the end of eveiy month. It doesn't cost
him a cent to fit himself for a 'big
pay" job when he goes back to civil life.
And he sees new places and faces while
he's earning and learning.
It's . a good job an unusually good
job as jobs go, nowadaysand it is a
way to a better job afterwards.
Ask a recruiting 6fficer,
EARN, LEARN
. and TRAVEL
ID1-) KincairJ & KimbalUnc "
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Discount on Every Suit
O arid Overcoat No Reservations
uy Your Clothes NOW
At Next Season's LOW PRICES!
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Former Prices Now Former Prices Now
$30 Less 20 - $24 ,$60 . Less 20 -$48
40 Less 20 - 32 62.50 Less 20 - 50
45 Less 20 - 36 65 Less 20 - 52
50 Less 20 - 40 7ft Less 20 - 56
55 Less 20 - 44 75 Less 20 - 60
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MO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
imoaii Glomes
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CFamous for fine CTailoring
27 CortUttdit Street, Cor. Church Street
SIXTH AVK. I. AT OOOK-IILRSON TL11E AT CORNER
Phone Number: Pennsylvania 5100 For Other Glmbcl News Sec Paces 20, 25 and 29
Gimbel Brothers
32-nd STREET -BROADWAY-33 STREET NEW YORK CITY '
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Oe Sale To-Night
Tomorrow Til '9
And
Clock
And Terms As Low As
$5.00 A- Month
Last day at the price. And the first time at the price, so
far as we know. We cannot ever remember before this
sale a phonograph of this size with this equipment, tone
and cabinet at so small a price. And tomorrow's the very
last day of the sale.
A Good Phonograph At Its
Lowest Pre-Holiday Price
Thanksgiving Christmas what's any holiday without a phonograph? But
if you wait you'll pay more much more. Now's the time to purchase
thriftily.
Arl the phonograph a good phonograph test it for tone, for mechanism
examine it for design. You'll vote it excellent. Note: the universal tone arm,
playing all makes of records the tone modifier motor powerful and silent
running. Sale started with an inexhaustible supply gaps filled quickly by
the factory. And there'll be plenty here to the very last minute. But not
after U n enew a n j tu l.uy tl i.s C ( in i iu for $9, or r.nj where near it.
Music Salons Open Evenings Until 9
Use 33rd St. Entrance Near BVay.
If You Con' I Call Mail the Coupon at Once
GIMBEL BROTHERS MUSIC SALONS
33rd Street and Broadway, N. Y. City
Gentlemen: Please send me further information concerning your Sale
of-Conreid Phonographs.
Name ,
Street and Nuinber
City and State
k. tv.-n-s.
GIMBiaS MUSIC SALONS Eighth Floor
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