The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1910, Page 24

re SR Ren eee men ne Te : \ Aas BVBNING WURLD, FRIDAY, 1910. the figures of the observations taken and that sufficient time was not given service for last Sunday He declares | LET GEORGE DO IT there were rating dimeul- Don't He a Keady-Made Man, DEvawbiR 39, JAMES McCREERY & 60. 23rd Street 34th Street With the children coming here in droves to see the wonders and their mothers coming because of the wonderful val- ues—our fifth floor Santa Mey Claus Land is a busy place x these days—conie! Y ties, and hree incidents lays in opera- Automobiles Easy running, rubber-tirea GPOcery Stores inn Wheels and steel gears; all All are complete, with real Desk Blackboards mn parts handsomely Kroceries, scales, ite tien painted. A Spee “4. 49 « as | .00 ferol ving 75¢ cial at.. chart, at... a Auto Express d Cars On Saturday, December the roth. NECKWEAR DEP'TS. In Both Storea, Public Service Commission Or- To Sceptics and Men ders an Action Against the This e the broad-gauge principle of a De- partment Store, We foros of expert salesmen, but they never importune you to buy. They are here to show you the merchan- dise. We make certain claims in our advertising, namely:—to eell you at $12, $15, $18, AND UP TO $25, Merchant Tailors’ Uncalled-for Sack its, Walking Suits, Prince Alberta, ess and Tuxedo Suits, medium and heavyweight Overcoats, Craven- ettes, etc. ete, that were custom made to bring $85 to 875. If you think we do not live up to our claims, then you are out ¢ But we only ask the Interborough Company. ‘The Public Service Hirected its counsel, ¢ to bring an acti for the collection of a penalty from the Interborough Rapid Transit Compasy for not having maintained an edequate rervice in the subway during the after Noon and and evening of Nov. 2 Under the Public Service act, Court may impose a penaity $5,000 & day for any such viola Amount being left to the discretion of the Court, The mission to-day orge 8. ¢ jon in the teman Supreme Court to lene of of “Missouri” Dispositions. blishment is conducted on ave a great f An attractive showing of handsome Im- ported Scarfs in a large variety of Metal and Beaded designs, also French Neckwear, hand- embroidery combined with Real Lace. Hand-embroidered Jabots with Real Cluny Lace in various shapes and patterns. 45c, 75¢ and gsc STATIONERY DEP’TS. A large variety of Imported Brass and Nickel Smoker Articles and Desk Requisites. Ink Wells... In Both Stores.] Infants’ Sample , Lloth onl sT NU atiseae von “GUARANTEED OR Gut? FRAPPE. An Extraordinary Bit of Bargain News Collar Overcoats Boys’ “Presto” NEW YORK’S FASTEST GROWING STORE Ee A Point d’Arabe Lace Curtains Specials for Saturday in Lace Curtains tiful, Fregen and Tatian Ae Pee oe NDI ote cream and Maraschino Cherries —served at tables An Opportunity to Save Half on + Men and Youths’ Pp ' rder alleged to have «+1.00 to 28.00 y “showing” you. We're conveniently J) f dopted » ythe com- Figcated on 34th St., West, on the || Stamp Boxes.... »g00 " 3.98 vercoats ' It required that | Waldorf side, a few steps from Brond- | a ona ya. | D. e 4 fn the non-rush hours and on Sundays ag 00 garment p ohoeee Home | Memorandum ‘Tablets... ~goe “ 2.78 ON SALE i Mea u Xx Gir’ $00 OL these FORE —- @ sufficient number of cars be run in |} —Alterations FRE! | wip Fanless “ ba A PM ver 500 0 se py “ ° a Guiiway to ptevide an many lecate | Desk Clocks........ oeeeeeeeesT.00 6.75 @ as there are passengers during each thirty-minate period. Expert Made Charges. A mew proceedings was recent started looking towards a reduction of this period to fifteen minutes, and it | Was at a hearing inthat proceeding last | Wertneaday afternoon before Commis. | sion. This report showed tiat t Were about twenty-five violations tween noon and midnight. In one half- hour there were waid to have been no Jess than 149 passengers in exces of | the number of all seats in the cu Hedley’s Explanation, Frank Hedley, Vice-President of the |g ee Interborough Company, complains that! the ‘ity am No Extra Chai for | It. orld ick Mewvenge? Office may te lett JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street On Saturday, December the roth. MEN'S HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores, 500 dozen Scarfs, open end Four-in-harids. Made of English and French Silks in plain colors, fancy stripes and figures. 65¢ each 75 dozen Pajamas of Scotch Madras. . 2.00 BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'TS. 1m Both Stores, Boys’ and Young Men’s Suits and Over- coats, unusual values. Boys’ Long Overcoats,—size 9 to 17 years. 8.50, 10.00 to 12,50 value 10.00, 12.50 to 16.50 Children’s Overcoats,—size 21% to 9 years, 4-95, 6.45 to 9.50 value 6.75, 8.50 to 13.50 Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits,— size 8 to 17 years, 4.95, 6.45 and 7.50 me values 6.75, 8.30 and 9.75 Young Men's Overcoats,—size 34 to 38 chest measure. 16.50 former price 22.50 Young Men's Suits,—size 33 to 38 chest measure. 12.50 to 18.00 former price 15,00 to 22.50 Suitable Holiday Gifts, Boys’ Rubber Coats, Sweaters, Pajamas, Robes, Neckwear, Shirts, Blouses, ete. JAMES McCREERY & COL 23rd Street 34th Street “JAMES McCREERY & CO, TOY DEPARTMENT. 34th Street Store. | : An attractive assortment of Fine ported Dolls, Toys, Boys and Girls, Im- Games and Books for At very moderate prices. Fifth Floor, Thirty-fourth Street, An exclusive selection of Imported Writ- ing Paper in novelty boxes, also hand-colored Christmas Cards and Calendars. 25¢ to 3.75 LEATHER GOODS.: In Both Stores. Imported and Domestic Leather Novel- ties, suitable for Holiday Gifts. Jewel Boxes of English Morocco, Pigskin and Colored Beaver. 2.75 to 25.00 Combination Glove, Handkerchief and Veil Cases. 2.75 to 8.75 Fitted Sewing Baskets with leather covers. 2.75 to 18.75 Writing Portfolios, with blotter and pock- ets for paper and envelopes. 1.50 to 15.00 Fitted Velvet and Leather Hand Bags. 2.75 to 50.00 Cuff, Collar and ‘Tie Cases of Sole Leather, Pigskin and English Morocco.....2.75 to 6.75 Stick Pin Cases............ +100 “ 8.75 Letter Cases and Bill Folders mounted with Sterling Silver or 14 karat gold 1.00 to 15.00 Folding Tool Cases of Sole Leather.... 2.75 to 12.00 Dresses,—various materials and models. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 9.50 ‘AMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street SOROSIS New models, showing the latest shapes in a large variety of materials, including Velvet, Satin, Cravenette Cloth, Suede, Buckskin, Glazed Kid, Patent Leather, Tan Russia Calf and ‘‘Sorosis’’ Health Calf; cloth or kid tops. ‘The latest toe shapes and heels. 3.50 to 8.00 Tivening Slippers of Gold or Silver Cloth, Gold, Silver or Bronze Kid, Black or Gray Suede, Kid and Patent Leather. New designs in various colors. An attractive assortment of beaded slippers, 3.50 to 15.00 Women's fur trimmed, Black Velvet Carriage Boots, 5.00 Men's Sorosis Shoes, all leathers. 5.00 and 6.00 JAMES McGREERY & CO; 23rd Street 34th Street ‘Sunday World Wants Work Boys’ Overcoats, like illustration, be worn two ways; 1 nea’ mixtures, 3 7 ¥ an Coats 0 Brown nel "3 to 10 years Fur Collar Coats, t or brown, 3 to Suits for boys, 3 to 17 S sale all day. $5 suits Great Saturday 9 tot P. M. Sale of Boys’ Warm Chinchilla Cvercoats y chinchilla flannel lined, ¢: xl on sleeve, Remarkable Saturday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Reduced Price Sale of Girls tachable belt— also a number ¢ unlined with a ¢| That must go down in history as the most re- markable underprice event in the past decade. Handsome furs—newest styles—honest valua- tions—sensational Prices, Caracul Sets Large pillow muff; Skinner satin lined— d Jong satin lined throw; worth $4.50; sale price ... Misses’ Fur fon S100 dozen sets—Krimmers, Turkish An- xoras, Coneys, Marmots, Thibets and Ermines; extra large mutts; latest style collars and ties; values up to $5; In this sale :. 98 at, per set ~ Sable cr Isabe!la Opossum, Jap Mink or Matched Squirrel Set lined pillow n lingds $4 Satter da mult, 60- 4.98 doo la Fox Sets: nw muff and lar 100 | Opesnu Muffs: To-morrow’s prices are the mas 00 aie lowest ever quoted for @ iri of high standard Popular Fiction by Victoria Cross} Mother Goore' ‘8 Nursery Rhymes Bound in Cloth, 12mo (itted tn iMustrated; 'T with “Presto” collar, that can made of wool fabrics in blue or brown . yr herringbone _and light tan stripes; sizes 10 to 17 years. 1, Boys’ $5.00 Suits or peg Collar Coats. at $2.! 98 . “hs ON SALF there's no reason why an should not have well made, warmly full length; various erials; all sizes; to- e AnotherSpecial LotMen’s Suits and Overcoats, 7 30 Fancy worsteds, size for men ung men; $12 suits or with regulation aM inter ot or yr storm t trim with & TO MORROW cloth facing and finished with patch pockets; color; 6 to t value; Saturda P.M. ; value 3.00 | Fitted Dressing Cases of Sole Leather... Girls’ $7, “$9 & $11 Sample i Grey Sweater Coats of all Worsted. . 3. F ; p ponies ar re ti ih) alia Girls’ Long Plush, Caraculor Cloth Coats Coats To-Morrow at 4.98 Woolen Blanket Gowns and Terry Bath MISSES’ SUIT DEP'TS. m Both Stores. PGhevon sii Hed tnoUehost Uy nape ought wih ype eet ip gy ee Suits,—plain gored skirt with plait in with vet and silk. bral tr 4. 98 300 dozen Glov es, ‘The Irving. English front; 29 inch coat, velvet collar. Sizes 14 we 5 to 14 sizes; $7 Tan and Grey Capeskin: 1.00 per pair audtusiyeara: “Et eee f 600 dozen Raincoats, various models and Full length double faced Coats. Sizes 14 g And Wonders Never Cease colors, 9.75 values 1500 and 18.00 ence eare: *3-50 A FEF UR SALE! For Ring! 4 Are Se Velvet and Natural Pony Cloth Coats, 54 in. iong, at 7.98 1,000 handsome coats, tailored to perfection, in this sale a s than they can | 4d (to-day) at wholesale. The ments 5 find priced in sy ty have larg? shawl Hout with satin tine 7.98) Seaclil I EE FES and Sale of Women’s Romaine Silk Shoes Dame Fashion's latest innovation in this sale for the first time under $4 at $2.00 per pair, without sacrificing the quality. limit 1 to tomer; S This Coat, S708, most beautiful lasts: ; also broad toe e m the Boys’ Storm Shoes . For siormy, snowy, rainy and sl s sizes and pri Sizes 10 to 13! Bleck 1.49 etre samen ee 1-11 9-2 179