The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 12

12 | -RIBWAY IS RUN WALL STREET. ~E TOURISTSLED THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910. 1 would be Idle to go further. resentment exactly as if the Govern-|least of the advantages of the better breaking up of the sleeper-trunk frauds. | It was not simply that actual tourlstd] ment and not the smugglers were com- | administration is that we are annually | And greater than all other of these ad- vantages is the inereased morale throughout the service due to the intro- duction of improved methods, stand- were violating the law, but the irregu-|mitting the crimes. Of all the persons | collecting from passengers at the Port lanities of the serv’ found out in smuggling or wnder-| of New York alone about four times as valuing, toufiets are the only ones who | much duties as before. The petcencage on the passenger | docks and the example set by those OR THE DOLLAR, displayed a disposit terday’s upward of prominent fssues rose nearly 1 poin The stock market early this morning n to continue yes 1 when a numbe IN SMUBELING: t |smugeling, 7 tourists had om ships open de the Atlantic steam- runways for professional This whole situation had become demoralized and wos deteriora- the entire customs serv! Now |of smuggling—its rank dishonesty have sought to excuse themselves. “The Inevitable, however, is to pass coming American travellers are more and more realizing the indefensibleness nd ards and organization in this influen- tial and conspicuous -braneh of it." ene SS | of Increase is equally large at the Port of Boston, Previously these collections were $470,000 for the yeat and are now 1unning at the rate of $1,800,000 per year. A. much larger advantage of this bet- of Dakotas. Dec, &—The popula- tion of North Dakota ts 677,056, an In- My Moderate strength vi in pra i M re and more or less eiso, | {t# extremely bad example and influence ter administration Is in the restraint [HOM of orth amous Je aii f tically all stocks during the first few % jonuine passengers and professional |—and they are conforming in increas- | that has been placed upon professional | grat4s in 1900; South Dakota, 683, iWikttee, “Wol.m farther movement, to " snugglers under t) f genuine numbers both to the Iaw and to and non-professional smuggling through | increase of 18218, or 45.4 per cent. 4 ee elevate prices was unsuccessful. Heavy mie paneer) 4 ans | passengers were iin by | their Hdl bth ar Hikes ane ‘day | aaa baggage, including — the ' 401,570 in 1900, ” means ¢ Ine ne: “Great improvements have | i he _ [realizing was encountered on ait up-|MANY BUY “GOLD BRICKS. ; | ere takin pan Tey |e Vue Beane Se cae DVION) WAA, TDS] © — — a Pa S. Commissioner Eustis} turns, and trading in « be as Secretary MacVeagh Lays Bare ation | ‘ame heavy, with own by the le The most little « 1 Scores Interborough’s Cheese- | * Paring Policy. feu Customs Frauds, but Says End of Evil Is Coming. and as as It could possi tovernmeit, and bribing clals was regarded as a joke. } Meanwhile, the notarlety of thie cor. ruption and its associa TACK THIS UP Preseription That Breaks Up the Worst on with peop =| | Stern Brothers Unusual Holiday Offerings for To-morrow “From appearancer |i seems to me Secretary | Miia a positfone ¥ community | Cold to @ Day, tu thet the Interborough Rapid Transit] AN afierioon selling demo hi “a 1 ee a cen ena ne aoe yw ee hen’s eckwear pany ie running the pecesnei * ride | down to 701-8 and 1 and points éuatome with the Government amt the wide-? heey sinter t ievcription, is patished here ; ; for the almighty dotiar alone, withort in o ading pitti na 2Pread corruption of @ men upon | Ant hittes © aul tull an guace aI Open End*Four-in-Hand Scarfs. DUMP aati :4als deste aocrice Cor aml ic sea ne ane’ whom the Government had to rely, Cor compound. ‘Ten get , of the pudlic,” said Public Service Com- miasioner John FE. Bustis to an Evening | World reporter to-cay, re to the gvercrowding of cans in the subway |< 4 @uring the non-rush hours St. Paul, St “One great reason why Mr. McAdoo! Ce fs 8 popular and the Interborough ty So unpopular is the manner In whieh they treat the public. In starving the fervice at hours of tae day when there ia mo necessity for swanhangers the In- terBorough in extremety shorteighted “B Reading and New vounced leader fut it is just what ts to be ex ted or = 2, ioe Nin. ‘Thetr potey isto ret along ailition Of. 4to aers| 23rd Street 34th Street Toques for Motoring and Outdoor Sports, ing as many etraphangers as possl)ile. Boon Evaded Order for Seats. “Last spring the commission, after & careful investigation, issued an or- der to the Interborough in a spirit of Mbwolute fairness permitting the fx-| | ing of half-hour periods of avorages fm the non-rush hour part of the day |; amd Sundays, In brief, we ord them to furnish as many seats a sengors for each thirty minut put the company’s entire maximum Bervice into effect. “Everybody knows that during th rash hour periods there are many mo: Parnengere than seats, even with but thin ie not true Bt wn and honeward | i Happened as the result of our| tr attempt to be fair to the In ough? They began their cheese- fng Just aw soon as they thought ovr fnapectors were not watching them. | They don't care for the public, Last) y Bunday night week our count shows | Nor. Over @ thousand passengers standing @uring the half hour period, 900 to 10 o'clock, and more than fourteen hun- REMEMBER THIS When you huy a Raincoat at either = of our three stores you must get “Dy satisfaction or your money back. We have the largest and best assorted stocks of depend? able Men's, Women’s, Girls’ and Boys’ Waterproof garments ever seen in New York. Our show of Raincoats is ina class by itse! Nothing in this city to compare with it for variety of patterns and styles, for smartness of models, for fine hand tailoring and pure qualit Raincoats make ideal Christmas gifts for every member of the family. Don’t Fail to Attend Our Great Pre-Holiday Sale To-Day, Friday and Saturday During which all former prices will be cut in half. Note these few specials: ery one saw It, it} So entirely. oblivious were + large| ¥i numbers of our tourists to the moral] * ‘onsiderations Involved In these crimex t the attempt of the Govermnent to wm the service and make it ‘honor. > and eful met with erfticlsm and JAMES McGREERY & CO. On Friday, December the gth. WOMEN’S CLOAK DEP’TS. Broadcloth Paletots, trimmed with fur. 29.50 Long Coats of Black. Velour, lined with satin. f 39-50 and 49.50 In Both Stores, TOILET ARTICLES. ° 19 Bath drores's « A large variety of ivory finish French Toilet Sets, Puff Boxes, Jewel Cases, Trays, e Colognes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Kent's Militaire and Hair Brushes, Nickel Shaving Sets, Atomizers, Silk Tourist Rolls and Turtle Ebony Militaire Brushes inlaid of fine quality Repp Silk, in all shades of plain colors, Regular Price $1.50 Pure Silk Accordion Weave Knit Ties, best quality, in a large variety of plain colors, Regular Price $2.50 85¢ at a $1.25 Art Needlework Dep’t knitted, in desirable colors and combinations, 85¢ hand crocheted, made of 1 Columbia Eiderdown Wool, $ 1.50 Also a complete line of Eiderdown Wool, in white and colors, for making these Toques, and all kinds of Yarns and Wools for mak- ing Hoods, Slippers, Shawls, Afghans, Sweaters and Motor Coats, at , Men’s s Women’s Silk Umbrellas Heavy Twilled Silk, choice natural wood handles, Value $2.75, $1.85 Extra Quality Twilled Silk, close rolled, handles of sterling silver, gun metal, buck horn and mission wood, handsomely trimmed with sterling silver, Value $4.50, Extra Fine Silk Umbrellas, handles of extra length, etched silver, mission wood, appliqued silver, massive sterling silver and buck horn, Value $5.50, 2.90 3.75 .20 o'clock, Thi rageous "i . - and an absolute det @ of our Order; | FOR LADIES. Not th ali Men’ dW \ Imported and Domestic Extracts, Toilet f . , le Liable to Prosecution. fre steivee, enecus PP inten, ae a | Enelisn Sitp-one, Waters and Sachets, neatly packed in novelty —|_ Traveling ret Hin ee aes vie Sys eds puting, Hat ee “With respect to this particular vio-| J, | and plaids and plain 4 by Cravenettes and ex- boxes. . i igar, Cigarette, and Letter Cases, plain and mounted, Jation the Interborough is Mable to ? | colors. 2 Kenuine cravenette; | J (ra quality Rubber- ‘ . riting Tablets, Portfolios, Stationery and Sewing Baskets. hy Hate Gite ont « ee avatinva | Artistic Cop p ered | full and ™ peer stores ask Peay ita Pe qed oo Sale of Militaire Brushes of a? tages gts Special Values. . 2. ° ‘ ¢ ‘warments. f o 4 A vood. ‘ Mont’ wer one cowl ts'ne con. | Domes & Lamps oof Thatta LYE ee ford Via eemiauea ate] P| | ™ nib Imported Hand Bags, os elie Seater odie | am ; GENIC 1) a HO er ; 8-inch Japanese Puff Boxes, including black and colored morocco, fitted with purse, $3.85 that there Je amatt dependence to vel] with brass chains and || |i"; eiton eas aninsi puff. 2.00 mirror, powder box and two gilt top bottles, at "De placed in any promise the Interborow&h Saturday... 5.50 ris... 10.50 may make or any explanation which with bronze portables they may offer. “You want an instance of -bagl faith unique. The portables 2001m rtédPriest- Men's Rubber | stamped vertible collar, Dressing Cases for Women and Men, black, natural in, leather lined, fon the part of the Interborousn otner|{ 2 Ae shadcs aré made of ley Cravenettes Coats a eget eae SWEATERS. In Both Stores. with nickel and ebony fittings, a 4.75 ‘ewpe: 2 Well, fi Mr N AN e, an od - ° : ee ee ese centres || many pieces of colored WOM Ail “med Large, metiuin and] | spy 150 extra, ane On Friday and Saturday, Women’s Traveling Bags, wlth Genet Manager Hedley on |] glass, arranged in de- 1911 atyles;, jong | [Ame sites fancy | Poravenstion | and Daouinbes Gos oth and 10th csi ca a et, detec extensiéng ‘and “third. 5 pit i] d tailored throaghout; backs, made from cheviot effects, made ece: ‘4 ith thi sagset Lista ety 1b a { the city and to. Mr Hedi SETSDH SRR Ge Susranteed andy Fthe best rudder; § OU Miele cue: Sweaters for Women and Children. Perey Generar terete lietains absolutely : ; eee ‘ two ebony brushes, on removable tablet, also ema Bets tn ier are all of Pompeian- ot 828 1 | iners an” esos | [eke tee ee Daubin Breasted: Geeatare Jor: Gite and Men's Traveling Bags, 11.50 Sennons which ad never beet saree’ || hy gy x @ finish—i Sirived FM” 8AOTT inety. wood pes cult pebacid ti) Boys. ke of black walrus, 18 inches, fitted with four nickel upon between Mr..Hedley and myself, | BE Jinisn—-in a “ants O50, fr er values 14 50 dha top bottles, comb, ebony cloth and military brush, Calg ed large variety of shapes, us se_miouby 30 its : ie Women's Automobile Coat Sweaters, 45 West 22d and 23d Streets have wrung from the Interborough were Domes f 9) inch 200 Children's Rubber Capes—Just the thing inches long. 5:90 elther obtained at the very last moment rom <é inches G t R bb for the boy or girl to wear to and from os value 9.50 or under compulsion. They never have |} to 28 inches in diameter, ‘4 a Ul er school, rey come in all the popular sizes, met the Commission half way, When‘ we do call their attention to this or that need for an tmprovement In service they Giweys haggle. McAdoo does not do this. He tries to please the public. | “The only way I can see to deal* with priced from 65 upward Portable Lamps very man or woman purchasing a coat y, Friday or Saturday we will pre- sent one of these useful garments Free of Charge. Ordinarily these capes are re- tailed at from $2.50. to $4. old good for three days only. Cape Free ‘This offer to + +3-90 value 8.75 to 7.25 Women’s Coat Sweaters...........2.90 Women’s Coat Sweaters. ., JAMES McGREERY & CO; , value 4.25 f the Interborough on this providing | 4 . | ; 4 i : 23rd Street 34th Street eon sea cP trae ‘ Sha de fom 144 inches ub ‘i } wo) j Women’s Knit Worsted Slippers. a.g0c ’ Sire thks ig ab oudetntilal retiot, 19 | 1 tO inches in diameter. E " : a r tute, ‘priode. ae nn kien our Wortaliles' from. 18/inehes to WATERPROOF Women’s hand-Rnit Automobile Caps. 1.50 FUR DEPARTMENTS. Ia Both Stores, borough would count the seats on the! f 40 inches in height. 4 439 Unusual Sale of Furs. s feturning empty express trains, and | maintain they are running more seats | over the road than passengers, which! ie undoubtedly true at the present time, | We can get the best resuliy for the publje by folding the down to a shorter perl Prices from | 4: for 1 Light; 20: for 3-Light upward, 1 Come in and see this show- ing of a** Thousand Lamps” all fascinating — and not seen elsewhere. Old days, this manne; tow would be entirely chan Mrs. James Mck De Manulactnrers and Retailers of Waterproof Coats of the Highest Standard. 1213 Broadway, Neat to Weber's Theatre, bet.20th & 30th Sts, 840 Broadway, | 811 Broadway, Cor, 13th St. ith & 2th St | bet.lith& i2th Sts, | 10 Days Free Trial, No First Payment 7 be a Wee peg SY li Hin mae A Useful and Appropriate MEN’S HALF HOSE. im Both Stores, Complete stocks of Men's Silk Half "Hose of German, French, English and Domestic manufacture. 50c to 5.00 per pair Fine Lisle Thread, dull or mercerized, with double heels, soles and toes. Black and 6 pairs for 2.75 On Friday, December the gth. Hudson Seal Coats, 52 inches long. . 140.00 Caracul Coats, 52 inches long.. nA 57-50, 75.00 and 137.5 Blended Squirrel Coats, brocade silk lining. 110.00 Black Pony Skin Coats, full length. .42.50 lors. ic ir h Seal Coats, with Opossum collar. . :* ei, omeraentt la A. VANTINE & CO CHRISTMAS GIFT Caer. eames Tenet wnseaee or 4 Mabikigintin wits aospleay last Thurs | BROADWAY, Betwcon lbh ead 10¢h se, Fine Pure ‘Thread Silk, with cotton tops French Seal Coats, plain collar or trim- day while walking in Pennsylvania ave. and soles. Black and colors. soc per pair med with caracul. 95.00 Blended Marmot Coats, 52 inches long. cay Pure Thread Silk, with cotton split soles. | 65.00 OS Black or colors. 1.35 Per pair Black mes rien seeee++16.50 and 32.50 — 15.50 per dozen Black Fox Scarfs.......14.00 ‘* 27.50 Silver for Christmas Giving Cashnicve in Black, Oxford or ‘natural — a or +100527,50 “37.50 We are showing some ver colors. 25¢ per pair Point ‘ox Scarfs......25.00 “ 30.00 Gravy Boat unusual dinner sets, with 6 pairs for 1.40 Skunk Muffs. ++27.50 "37.50 and Tray exclusive designs running Skunk Scarfs..........18.50 “ 32.50 Beverly Pattern through the entire set. The “Beverly” pattern is very handsome, refined in design and beauty. Meat Platters, Entree Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Service Plates, all the necessary pieces for a complete Dinner Service. Forks, Knives and Spoons can be had to mateh. Very appropriate for gifts. Can be purchased as complete set or pieces, as desired. Everything in Silver, Sterling or Plate, Cut Glass of our own manufacture. | The Meriden Company, siversmiiis “ Gaternations! Stiver Co., Successor) 49-51 West Thirty-fourth Street Ratrance, 35th Street A; oc ve rds prkees ai tt is goad. ‘ational Manulaciuring Company, Dept. 115, 101.106 West Lith sureet, near 6th Avenue, New York. nul be | JAMES McGREERY & COs 23rd Street 34th Street THE WORLD i’ greater daily circulation }) ints MOKE separate adver. in New York aty than ANY }] tisemenis every week, month TWO OTHER Morning news- |] and year than ANY OTHER papers COMBINED. newspaper pti cart. Black Raccoon Muffs.... Black Raccoon Scarfs.. Natural Raccoon Muffs.. Natural Raccoon Scarfs. Black Wolf Muffs.........0++++00+1%.50 Black Wolf Scarfs........+++++++++10.50 Blue Wolf Muffs.. +9 0+0%3.50 Blue Wolf Scarfs Ane inee nny ot) Natural Wolf Muffs A + .12.50 Natural Wolf Scarfs ; 11.50 Persian Paw Muffs and Scarfs. ..9.00 set visas bhae éord Street 34th Street i