The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1912, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1912. 18° All Departments oan With Holiday “Better Goods for the Same Money or MAIN BUILDING: "Meet Me-at the Fountain HARBURGER BLAMED FOR FORCING CONVICTS | TO WALK TO SING SING A City in Itself (MAIN Building, Main and Fourth Flore.) Sixth Avenue 16®to 19% Streets J.B.GREENHUT, Pres ‘MAIN BUILDIN Christmas Novelties in Fine Leather Goods Our Stocks Vie With the Pretentious Exhibits of Highest-Priced So-Called “Specialty’’ Shops Search the city. Go around, make comparisons, form your own conclusions. We know that our Christmas stocks are second to none. And our prices are in a class by themselves for lowness. You may s*fely take these items as examples: Men's $4.25 Wal- lets—rich black. seal leather 4 with calfskir 7 lining; useful com- part- [2.95 ith, $3.95 Back-Strap Books—Fine pin morocco leather, in black and co!l- ors, with purse and card $ cane £95 bis Mentha teneemnd Case — fitted with useful pockets for $ papers, ete. , 150 $6.00 ar aitreialin ne seal leath- er with si ining and $ suede-lined inside pocket 3.50 $3.75 Music Folds—made of service- abie black goat ALBANY, N. ¥., Dec. 3—The re- @ponsibility for the transfer of pris- oners from the railroad station at Os-| sining to Sing Sing Prison, more than haif a mile away, rests with the Sheriff having the prisoners In charge and not with the State Prison De- partment, according to Col. Joseph F. Scott, Superintendent of Prisons. Col, Scott believes the Sheriff should provide a vehicle for transferring prisoners instead of compelling them to walk to the prison from the a: tion, as is the custom. “Tt Is not the business of the Prison Department to provide such transfer,” raid Col. Scott to-day, “as. the pris- oners are not in our custody until they are turned over to the warden within the prison walls. Charles Becker told Warden Kennedy that when he learned he would have to walk to the prison he offered to pay the fares of Sheriff Harburger @nd y, but the Sheriff refused the o! fer and Becker walked. The four gun men also convicted of the Rosenthal | murder who followed Becker to the death house walked too. Last April Sheriff Harburger wrote Col. Scott asking that the State furntsh @ van to transport prisoners. Col. Scott replied: I heartily agree with you that this should be done. However, this | department has nothing whatever to do with prisoners until they are received at the institution to which | they are sent. You are paid mile- | sporting the prisoners, carriages at the depot Always ready to convey 9 from depot to the prison and T see no being forced to walk while this mode of convey- ance still exists. Purchases made at The Big Store until December 10, in- elusive, will be ure on bills rendered February 1, 1913. You Gain Nothing by Waiting. Your Best Interests Demand That You Shop NOW MAIN BUILDIN' “The Princess’s Christmas Party” A Superb Holiday Entertainment for Children Performances Given Daily from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. in the Auditorium, Adjoining Toy Town, on the Fourth Floor of Our MAIN Building A really wonderful performance in which several very cli | sters take part. Come—bring the children. Everybody’ re laviteds, bi The Show Is Free. (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) Tbe Corsets ferns, (No GREENHUT BUILDIN Yuletide Gift Hints in ei Rockers Rocker —with wooden Golden Oak High Chair —can be adjusted as high or whee! chair; $2.90 Collar and Cuff Bo: -black adn col silk lined; with drawer for $125 buttons Loges) Hand Bags—fine selected real seal leather, in new English style with ‘man silver fram ‘ich sil silk § perso for twenty-five cent! necessity for anybody A sheriff receives t y cents per 'y 90c Se i nd leather, °250 mile for transferring one prisoner from Golden Oak High Chatr tae $4; xn | | $250. Cigar Cases — Many sizes ing Cases—an endless array of all the new jdoas 1 the jail the pri thirty-five cents —with cane seat and y . 53.00 and styles of i | 7. differsnt leathers and with ebony and ¢ 0 § per mile for two, forty cents for three, back; oe nice- Weather... ...ccsscccses ° 5 Parisian ivory fittings. Prices. . ’ 5 to 18 or twelve cents per mile each for four ly finished throughout; Golden Oak High Chair $6.75 Pin Morocco Hand Bags— Children’s $2.25 Bags--of stylish cross grained leather, in all the most popular shades; fancy metal frame; silk-lined; with a 50 ‘$8.50 Seal Hand s—i. shionable dull black real seal teather with double side handles; fine leather lining fitted with card § case and purse . si 4 6.50 —with spindle back and tray; regular ee pele) 52.00 or more prisoners, and @ dollar a day made in chic Parisian style with flap front; richly lined 5500 with silk, black and colors Men's $2.25 Three-Fold Card Cases When you come row, you will ask Rocker—goiden oak fin- ish; upholstered in im- FIRE CHIEF INJURED. ; purse Adbdbod ad itation leather; seat | Rocker—golden —made of durable dull bi these handsome J. P. Gatons ‘Throws From Ante | and back panel; orna- | ish with eith secre) Soeehee ike hg net | 1:68 Ovee Baaeeol re, ening Men's $1.50 Collar, Baen—made | aif pracy habe igaes mented with bright os ear et memo book 1.50] aiiybaid timings." 98c TH ORR me The answer is Battalion Chief James F, Gatons, act- | gular- $ ished; regu- 52.00 hepeeerniey Bears anetiee Maat ve Letter Cann durable 0-75 Paanioe Hand | Bage--solt, real seal; $ leather inside and out 2.95 be eet a“ Cases—Ot col- ored leather, with glove 5250 wi ing Deputy Chief of the eventh Divi- was thrown from his automobile | stunned while returning from a emall fire in Flushing avenue early to- | day. ‘The Chief's machine, driven by Fire- | man George Lehman, was running west | in Lee avenue, near Heyward street, | Williamsburg, when it skidded in front of an eastbound Nos avenue car, In avoiding the stre car Lehn ‘wrenched the wheel around and the car | crashed up on the jewalk, knocking | over a lamp post. | The automobile was smashed and both Gatons and his driver were thrown out, ‘They refused to go to a hospital, peed tts BOAT CLUB TO GIVE SHOW. larly $2. 75;at rich real pin seal leather on metal + silk moire lined, with ind the new wrist $5 00 $2.00 Hand ‘Bags- “durable moro ° leather with top-strap handl outside han Rerchiet $ 150 pocket. beads with deep $i fringe 2.50 $3.00 Collar Pouches —of soft ooze leather with dainty silk $ lining; black and colors.. 1.75 $2.00 Beaded Bags . 98c 10r Building, Third Fioor.), GREENHUT BUILDIN' Fine Oriental & Domestic Rugs The Oriental Rugs Carabaugh, Mosul, Shirvan, Kurdistan and Beluchistan Rugs—arranged in four special-price groups, as follows: $ 16.50 750 950 *12.50 Kecmaneitite gas Kurdistan Rugs—aver- age size 4x7 {t.; values values te $85; at $49.50 et, $19.50 The Domestic Rugs High-Pile Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs Sale Size Sale Size Taches Usually Price | Inches Usually Price |Inches Usually Price weather that we ienced in the past stretcher Children’s side handles THE PRICES TH CHARGING R COATS DO in Beautiful Silky Rugs—v. al MAIN BUILD!N How You May Defy Rain, Winter Footwear gupta Safeguard your health in the coming months of dangerous weather, These specials on sale tomorrow: Men's $5.00 Regular and High- | Men’s $3.75 Short Rubber Boots| Women’s and Children’s Warm Cut Storm Shoes—Bello Lined Footwear—in all grades don’t miss this be out of pocket if She Size Sale Inches Usually Price form in which the 27x54 inches Friendships set @ high standard, and rehearsals are now being held at the clubhouse under the direction of George Botsford. MUSTEROLE Recommended minstrel show, “s 10 79¢ | 27x54 inche: (GREENHUT Building, First Flos Order Your Sup $1.55 $1.50, $1.25 rs at a great saving in price, (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) SaPRere “kicker,” to prevent lini heavy soles; sizes $: bet 6 to 12; pair..... 3.55 - 9Be te Other Sales (Details in Today’s Journal.) MAIN BUILDING: ply of Groceries HERE Every garment gu MAIN BUILDING. ty Doctors and Nurses Get the BEST in a ae and Dy! a Considerable Amount of MONEY First Great Christmas’ || | and civet cat, lined with brocade TATEROLEL (be clean white alate Our big Early-in-December-Sale is now well under way. This is the best time for you to lay in a supply of staple Sale of Gloves, Men’s sm VO Bore. tie H Heap, nie Sale groceries, fresh cereals, new canned foods, teas, coffees, evaporated and fresh fruits and laundry soap at prices that are very “Duofold” Underwear, much below the quotations elsewhere about town. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. “Indian” and “Cowboy” . nm ded b; tard plaster, is frankly recommended by Suits for Boys and Girly. doctors and nurses. It is used in large hospitals. Ask ir doctor. "Phone Chelsea 4,000. Muffs... r Mutts It does everything a mustard plaster Sweet, Juicy Oranges ‘andles Hand-Pic 4 See our ad. in today's Mole C i peel i bee and does not ; Store from than any other and- Picked Apples Globe for details of tomor- sa Po ae blister the tenderest shi Quick relief for Sore Throat, chitis, Tonsilitis, Cro Asthma, Neuralgia, estion, Pleurisy, Ri $20 Natural Raceoon” Muffs...... $20 Dyed Raccoon” row's big holiday sale of Percolators, Chafing I es, 5 o’Clock Teas, Se: rving Trays, Carving Seis, lery, &., in the GRE HUT Building. BEST GREENIN JONATHA box. FANCY BALDWIN: APPLES PPLES Conbova Wh EX reg. 25¢ box ; CHRISTMAS oR BIRTHDAY LARGE KING APPLES JONATHANS FANCY BALDWIN’ APPI boi ANQUET CANDLES — ages, 470; packs) eR. 25¢_ box... sees BONELESS SARDINES — Mermaid brand; imported in pure olive oi doz., $2.90; can,.... aivess 25¢ Grape Fruit Chilblains, Chest (it p like MUSTEROL ‘Yea Specials We give the best tea values in New York SPECIAL PLANTATION TEAS—blended to order; S-ib. caddy, 82.75; — GQe MAIN BUILDING Best Wines & Liquors ROLLED WHEAT COARSE PEARL BARLEY. xin 25e and 50c Fed onions, yellow turnips, white tw hospital siz carrots, parsnips or bi S-quart basket. , 3-1. caddy, 81.655 ibs coon no substitu Ripe, | tusctoue and very juiey—, pee 8’ a nixed, “afeen or Our Well-Known High-Quality Wines ¢ Are the your druggis! 5 ack; 4% ibs., $1 , Yet Our P the send 25: 50c to the 4°10 98c 25¢ Oblainable, Yet Our PRICES Are .. 94 FOwTY-CENT TEAS 7 78¢ you buy California Wines 4 PORT, SHERRY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL postage prepaid. tel ghoul Rep Mvetee Pure Cocoa Freshly ground Imported cocos beane— 5 itbe., Lb, in bulk, $1 CARGE WHITE POTATOES. 120-Ib, bag, $2.1 60-Ib. bi 15 Ibs. ‘ SOARSE WHOLB-WHBAT FLOUR 48¢ Y-bb!.-bag, 81.05; 10-1. corton bag Smoked Ox Tongues Rogulanty 220; soeeial, 1 10 Ibs, 83.30; 3 tbe, FAVORITE BLEND 10 Ibs., 83.05; 3% I edal i‘lour Reduced from Reduced from$ CLUB fF 138t0. fue Strawberry, | blackberry, Imnorted from Burckhardt 7 ew Canne TENDER SWEET PEAS-—Fou Wy 7 oe Fane Junes; Centon: UALY Toma: TOES~-doz,, &1 . oLb' DUTCH CLEANSER dos, 3 reg. 10e sifting-top bores. Pot-Still Wh Imported d Th Kings ‘County, HI Ireland; }} NEW YELLOW PEACHES: 30¢ OLLY PRIM Cl EANSER 2 Ibs WHOLE | JERSE NEW EVAPORATED APRICOTS ~ 95 Two ceguler Sc pack 3.50 | Bor w split peas Cc Washing Powder with pure! Joch heime a Sorc green ‘pews. der. ta $e ineh SANTA CLARA SWEET PRUNES Be Busesbotmer quart | Cae found articles ade Cranberry beans... ion NG . ° 25¢ Plesporter + ‘The World wit! be Zeltinger Patent Flour Mercure 3-Star Fountain Prealum i family flour makes Cognac Brandy Sugar Corn CALIFORNIA LAYER RAISINS— more loaves to the berrel thes l5e Pride of the Valley brand tender, Revwied ond eased ‘] ol * and cased at the ertd's | Mariow ietae OI eee Tt'bbi bag, 7-2, bag, ! CALIFORNIA Sweet PRUNES 936 sreamy, sweet corn welled gion Tot Wve, Moses 25th Bt. i ‘ 5 full Beeokiyn Office, 202 W $6. 35 $3:38 8le 28c aie ae we Sea $1.57 79¢ wel Frener e130 $24 || aes |]_bottle Ses uble Bat Green ‘Trading Stamps Before 12 o'lock—Single Stamps eet ore Dt Thereafter ~_-- the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’’ (Complimentary 290 Stamps o &. Rath oe '4| | 50 Visiting Cards Superintendent —_ He Printed While BT Walt, for 15¢ a i Free, Tomorrow { Should Provide Vehicle— The cards are of excellent quality stock, dnd you | ined for books unfilled nee | ; . may select from the followi les of type, bs Pat Becker Offered to Pay. including Tiftany, Script, Block, O'd English, ete. OFM rconMktn" eating Oxy "i0 come plimentary stamps goo For Tomorrow (Wednesday) only 75 to $1.50 Shirts and Drawers—for men, natural wool and fleeced cotton, broken si $1 Gowns—for women, extra sl bric, high and V neck: Kimonos—of serpentine fancy crepe ig. all colors and patterns, ot. GREENHUT BUILDING 98¢ Footed Metal Fern ae Gal Louis XV. pat- tern, complete with preset Filled og Sensational Sale, Tomorrow, of Women’s *45 Russian Ponyskin Fur Coats « $27.50 it is possible to cut the price of bought early, but we certainly didn’t anticipate the run of mild IAN PONYSKIN NOT PAY FOR THE SKINS ALONE. you're looking for a fur b The Russian Ponyskin Fur Coats (As Illustrated) yy Fe 50 —dull finish; heavy $ le at Rot arr ld Poles 8. $0 34.50 30x70 aah tongue with heavy viscolized| soles; at... . 3. 15 and in all onsatear . Asnual Entertainment of Friend- sene3. 8,80. 5:75| 27x54. 6.00. 4.75 36x70 $13, Hak ead bye # ey Hine water-proof soles and hecls;| poyy $3.95 ‘term Ring Rabber colors; Q are handsome garments, made of se- a ena x83. 8.50, 5.75] 37x34 He 3.95 | 36x63. 7.50. 6.25 ERE 338, 1o5 first class shoes for rou ic et lected skins; 52 Inches long; richly ships Set for Feb. 1. 36x63. 7.80, 6.50) 37084. 478; a:90| 36x70, 3.75. 295|s7eek, Tag: ee weather; in black and tan;| Boots—dull finish, $6) 775 w' dmen's, Misses’ and | etted melted. Designed with deer if ‘The Friendship Boat Club will hold tts 36x63, 6.75. 5.25 21x54. 3.78, 2.95 eRe p " all sizes heavy soles; Children’s Leggings—tull ollar; some lined with brocade, annual entertainment and dance at Palm ee oe Velvet Rugs Sale widths; Also a big assortment of low) gssort- others with Skinner's satin; finished Garden Saturday, Feb, 1. Tapestry Brunsela Rugs sac Size Usually Price Men's $4.50 Storm King ‘Rub. Rubbers for Men, Women and| ments; a). . 29. to 98c with a plain 14-inch black satin border The entertainment will consist of a Size Price | 27x54 inches......$1.95..... ber Boots — dull finish; | Children. All first quality rub-] Complete Lines of 8. 2 around bottom of coat, termed a Women’s $79.50 Russian Ponyskin French § Seal (Coney) and Caracul Skin Coats, at 59. 50 and $4 inches long, slightly set caracu! coats are lined with bri (Coney) coats are lined with broca skin coats are made with shaw! collar of natural raccoon, dyed raccoon These Special GRO in Fur Muffs and Scarfs $21.50 Black Woll $4 $20 Hudson’ Seal | for Wednesday id Thursday d PUREST in New York Guinness’s For- eign Extra Stout - s ge oF quince; dor. 82 ¥4-Bbl.- Bag, Bie: Tc id) -doz., $1.05; reg. 230 jar, . 4 80! Peas and ia me HAZEL GLOSS STARCH — 24¢ ie ) Rhine and Moselle 6-ib, wooden box, 47c; 3-4b, carton. re p acngeen 4; eat Wines Daly's ‘Ss ‘Old I ish quart” bottle. « Sauternes From Pelletier File ot Glen, Case ot ‘24 halt 8,48 18e te Activity in any one book. MAIN BUILDING '39e (Main Fi ate... aa (Rist Floor)” ‘ore d natural ' 39. pho OLD ere Mall, Telopn Aira 2, bee Ora jt suitable for gift Quantities MAIN BUILDIN: here, tomor- yourself how fur coats in We simple. have exper- weeks. Now, bear this fact in mind: AT WE ARE FOR THESE FUR sale. you do, ing from soiling, aranteed; made from selected lustrous skins, 52 fitting, wish deep shaw! collar. The je and fancy sil The French seal and plain linin, The black pony- $22 ef tudaon Seal (pieced) ag q 5 : dg iy hee (pieced) MATa te Me 9975 14.50 "ize steak 12.75, (MAIN Bultding, Pirst Floor.) 0 a Black Wolf ‘MAIN BUILDIN Order Your Christmas Piano NOW Our ‘‘Caldwell’’ Player Piano Is Unrivalled 3 7 5 the World Over, at..... So simple of operation, and so wonderful a range of the world’s best music t your disposal, EVERYONE LOVES MUSIC —and with the aid of this ex- cellent instrument, can play ANY music in vidual and ianly manner, You it yourself, Our terms are very easy. 15 Bowe and Mouhly 10 A bench, cover and 12 rolls of dozen aplite, in many cat0 18 98