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Stop! Look! Listen!
Where Not to Buy Sut Forth in Simple
Tales and True.
Methods Used by Greenhut's, Madison Toggery and
Saul Up-Side-Down Described in Detail?Some
Guide-Posts for Those with Christ?
mas Monc) to Spend.
Ev SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.
i
top! Look ! 1
, r that ha | Taking advantage of the
- ? , the ?i
?
ires which
to kr.- ie a matt'- of | though they don't mean better
Wai -
deling ertth watchful eve4?. The
Trir.iif.?? ir ? ' ?
expert? ?
. "Wl ere ' ? ' will
'-'?
perts)
Not t
?
... ...
Takt '
.- The Trib .
tion and chicanery i'Hck 01 this *-;hop's wonderful bargain offers. Appar?
ently, the less? : *.*?> Q to heart, for recently (?reer.hut's :
, thie:
Year's Best Overcoat Sale For Men
Big Special Purchase /rom Hochman, Blum Co. of
Rochester, N. Y.
$20 to $25 Overcoat?
TrUy....$13-95
These high-class makers of men's clothing have just
sent us their clean-up, and, really, we have very rarely seen
such an excellent lot of Overcoats, etc.
In the ; hown the Hochmai?. l?lut
Inc., label, with ' " appearing twice upon it. Now, Rochester is the
hiph-jrrade ready-made clot!
trader i the minds o? ma " I ?? of the
bargain, I went to Greenhut'fl and asked for a Hochman, Blum Rochester
ovareoat, at he affable salesman produced a garment, which I
tried on.
"1 this a TTorhn7f*"* ' reoatT*" I naked.
"Yea, Mr; ni.;- rted materia! made 1*1 Rocheet?
Where is the label?"
? ' ?
? a Hochman Ilium label, is It?"
their refru-ar label."
"Well, it isn't like the one in the new. paner advertieement?M I
I reduced the pictur? i salesman studi? 111 I r a moment.
nan ilium, all rif-lit. Do you want one with that
label?"
"1 <l- 1 come fr- ? I - ai d I want a Rochester-made coat."
ther salesman came up, arid after some talk the Bret man
admitted that perhaps he was wrong and had take:* the overcoat from the
?.--i il to find a garment with
Hochman Blum label (not th- ?n the advertisement illustra?
tion) ir. the inside pocket.
"Here yon are.' said the pee-on. salesman. "This is the Rochester
made 'ivi rcoat i need to work in Rochester myself."
The purchase was made. When I Kamine it later, it seemed
to lack certain qualities which $20 or $26 Rochester-made ""arments
the H lima I'lum
Co.. Inc., manufactured. I iced an acquaintance who
is in the clothing trade there.
?
Thi- Qui -.sas to come. was
communicated with, and I ishing telegram resulted:
an, Blum Co.
in the city."
remained. I trot hold of the Roch? ster telephone directories,
; companies, and looked with anxious eyes. Hochman, Blum ? ?...
Inc., those "high ? men's clothing," di
nking heart I turned as
tory. It man Blum,
overcoat was an orphan!
' Y however, a N'ew York
.. ?ta?
I re
qu< ? chatty as a fish. T
'
'?ar that ' Works of
imaginai light profitably Others would best go
'? mythical them
?
? Bargain ton 1135
olid, standard misrepr?
nany of thi window
'? Madif .?' labels. The M ? Toggery (time
hunting g The Tribu When th?-v inquired as to
m, at the Broadway Bargain Store, the clerks dodged
I, "Madison Tor. ;::_7
two
?hi re is a The
Iroadway Barcraii t- i ,,wn
?
? ?
??lo-. and that hade
froi rticle, and might, in the a]
ndersized i ' rted with c
-. The r *7! purchased a ' " necktie which
Ity Madras shirt, $2.50 Value." which
d was never of $2.50 value, a
f the past, and proceeded along Broadway tao the mysteri
? ected Ma I . jary.
llluded to certain practices of the Madison To:
alonjr the line of "window lay. a gentleman wl
i IrloiT called at The 1 -
truthfulness,
te,
?
Y
due; pi
?elf.
? I ?? shirt in ' "? ?"
ie."
"But n the window Is marked $8.60 value.
?i little finer qua ity of silk."
I I'll take the one in the window."
? .
ie?"
: e window. Ar **wa?
'
low for $1
man. window,
of c -n.
Toggery and i:.?
e, deserve s conspicuous
ere Not to Shop" list So whan Mr. OriofT calls
again he will hav? I ne.
Pinkelst e the w Hlard
g out" for "less
than I ial the southwest eor
?
1* goe
?1," which
landard : 10 cen?
? -
.7 box,
-"?1 thi? sijfn : "All Wool Swcmutb at ',? Pries." One
war * '
"!? tin- sweats. pssttivsly all wool!**
"Sum-, it's a!l wo?,.."
?*
'IT."
"What doe- it regu.uriy .ell at?'
"'I ? else.**
?eater ia all cotton! Th<? Tri
to ba made
for fi ? ttl out
? ' -vool.
naviah 1 tein's I
?
C ti'?." re-da 01
i in the show window. When a Tribune pu
an atl palm off anothi
line :. IndoW. Tho cloi
took a-; urdcrshirt fi pile. 11 was marked "Springt?*-. Bodygard
mdarwaar?n inquired the customer.
We ?ruara:.U-e :t."
was paid fot ?t. It it? not ? Cooper make, bi
;??? tat lard value is 60 c.-nts: so the custome
. 'l.i- dollar, paid more than a 60 pi
ar in general design I -
eputable t
bonas? tha
?
lamning I
ting
; ,!..tk.ii?r the <-,i
.....
*.?-.-? ? of the moon i:; grec
isn't evi gold-plate 11 is :.re-gilt. Th
guarantee is ? a; 1 incita pur Undoul ? pie wi
i ifth Avenue. And eventually, ?
this ? -tinues, p??<>i>le aril] Stop buying on Fifth Avenue hi
f store is increasing thaw paar.
Not lass absurd that, tha "solid gold*1 claim of Enrle's is an offe
of Rothenbarg's, on West lit
"Ten-Piece Ivoi i t? - I'm.- was sold to i
?
? ii. tin- kind ti
? m. The ' set is celluloid
'? ivory, but. st
or it.
? . ' ? il -'IM k.
appan earoni
. f Fifth i.vei ue, on the north ii" at tii
"Extra Special" window offers of pure sill
pair, the Tribune shoppers stopped in t
; . l*ne '"?' pair of stocking? shown had an obvious am
1 !"?:. having this railed to her notice, th?
? -.! pained surprise.
'?I don't ??? M got Ifl here," she observed.
Two other pairs were shown and bought, a blue pair and a black. Thi
blue stockings are seconds. The black havt* holes in the heel?. Fifty cor.ti
would be a liberal price for these bargains. The only "extra special'
feature about them is that they are cxtra-specially poor trash. Thi
'?(,!obe Hosiery Works" is an excellent place not to shop.
Twenty-third S trout, deserted of the big department 3torea, exhibit?
a melancholy residue in the form of two little "schlock" shoos. Lunine _
r, conducting a "bankruptcy sale" at 2?'i East .Jini, sold to th<
Tribune men ?; "2.60 silk and linen shirt" for 94 cents. The "silk anc
linen" is cotton The garmant is an out-of-f?tyle. discontinued
-., which may have seen better days, but never anougfa better M
tha' it sol.; Small wonder the original conc-rn went bankrupt!
Itred .1. !.. Hersch Is "Soiling Out," according to hia
..-.i.. ; ? il a -?? all imro tub "silk shirt" to the bun-ail
1 a curiou article. The shirt is "loaded,"
, filled with ?i combinai I n and zinc to give it weight.
The ?rat washing will, of r those valued minerals and the
owner will I I 'hase when it comes back from the laun?
dry. A "dollar pure silk" necktie, purchased here, proved to be a stand?
'rent article, and a ilr.?.-s shut. ??-':' value, to be an out>of-style
ition il garment. Paaaeraby on 28d Street will do wrl! tu iuc_
to th" sidewalk m front of '_?; and 62 East
Some of Th readers may have noticed the shop of Saul
Mint-, a1 1211 Broadway, from the fact that his sign is upside down.
Saul's business princii newhal inverted. 1-rom his appealing
window dis] ne men a "gu irantoed all silk waist?
coat" of which was -y represented except for a slight inversion
in the fact l aid had in toma way undergone
th a loi of cotton which got interwoven with
of a guaranteed all?
the I .:-.;.i", The manufacturer
of thi with Saul. He says th.i* rrweater is all
wool m it. and i? not supposed to sell for a
cent r-i' 1.60.
Maybe Saul would do better with bis ?igm right-side-up. !!*? couldn't
do much worse.
In 1 ne article only a heprinninir can l?e ma'le on the
. II give s..me further ad?
' with a . ii ncern which has
settled upon Fifth A-.- i ue ai d i- branching forth m various directioi
PANIC AS JITNEY
HANGS OVER WALL
Crowded 'Bus, Racing
with Trolley, Skids to
Edge of Railroad Cut.
NARROWLY ESCAPES
THIRTY-FOOT PLUNGE
Woman Dragged Out Window
to Snfcty Wrecking Crew
Removes Vehicle.
A jitaey bos Ailed with passenger?
ami with ? trolley car en
Oraag Newark, yesterday after?
noon jumped the curb near Second
Street, crossed the sidewalk, crashed
through a fenee guarding the Lacka
Bt a*.d ?topped on the
top of the southern reta
with the front wheels dangling- in mid
sir thirty feet at' .
?
rsn|
trolley ear goii | in the saias
tion. Turner to : right
to fro between the car and the curb, but
the momentum of the bus was too (-.real
to permit the short turn and the bus
jumped the curb.
The shock when the iitnev skidded
caused a panic amona; the passengers
| who fought to get through the narrow
'. exit. The situation was intensified
?hen the bus crashed through the fenee
i and headed for the edge of the retain?
ing wall on the south side of the Lai k
awanna depression, where there is s
sheer dmp of thirty feet to the roadbed.
Over the edge wen*, the front wheels
' of the bus. When the axle struck tha
top of the wall it served as a brake,
, and the vehicle stopped with the front
wheels overhanging the cut.
T!.e Steering wheel saved Turner
from being pitched clear of the car.
Once the car had settled the panic
.-? rs disants |
Belves and climbed out, badly f
enetl but uninjured. Mr?. Jon*i R. Mof?
l? of Irvington. had to be
through a window. Turner was ar
I for alleged reckllfs? driving. A
ng locomotive had to remove the
. which threatened to drop on to
the track. Turner said lee was respon
-ib!e for the i,
Four persons were badly eut by flying
irla?? and bruise.! in s collision bel
ey bus and a Roseville trol
at I'mriio sad '?
j ester Ii :? The bus s m going esst on
?Irar go Street, drl Ward.
. lanes Street, m h I
? ? trolley car. in char,;-' of Thomas
illy, motorman. ? i red in
.n to the chauffeur were I i
D Ferri?, M Liberty 8 rest, Orange;
Th iman Sterbacfa
Clarence Qoeti treet, end
his tea-year-oid brother. Wenge! >
The !,;i? wm '.?recked
NATURE ROULETTE
RIFTS HOTEL GLOOM
Youths Netting on New Fangled
Weathercock Ont* [{cum in
Host ?Ytiletide Darkness.
"It W?? ? ?'?
This sent ' i
hollo??. ?? - - irks, raour
? ?
lay.
I
'
?
-
rt-A il nuiin. G(
t, owner of t
? - - ? -*ric de-rice, com
with tl on the roof. By
? :k n
.v t h p
I
? .
?
?
'
i or whitf ?
ntly remii ? that they
Natw
'
?
?
room clerl ? the
A
Man?
'
i,-,--.-, hundred employes of the Id
and '
The Vanderbilt Hotel ?;?,< an lively
as a ?" "hr,e
? .
I
'.
-
Vrid in ell
?
LOS. D TO-DAY
A _N m IIDA
Lvn .*.
TWII '
'
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, . i Otoomt Omsm Us
? *r J-?t."l OM
hTKAM) i? ??? .\ , . ni..i*HT
-ii \ i a Tr.A arovii r. at?.
M?Ji? B???r-?-J -.? I.?, , ',., apMlal I
H? Sooft tire I'rorruaaai I
What Plays?and Why
If you can't afford to waste time or money on poor
playa, furm the haliit of turning to the 'A*? here and
Why" dramatic department in The Sunday rribune
every Sunday. It contains the sort ol description which
one friend gives to another?frank and intelligent criti?
cism which it is safe to follow. Start forming the habit
to day. Section III-IV. Page 4.
Sift Smti-atj ?ribmt*
to La*t?the ?ruth: Saura?Edltorlnta?Adv or tlaentonta.
--.1
WHY PAY ?3.00 TO $5.00
Per Cover For Your
NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER
When The
fflanijattfln Square $)otel
50 TO 58 W. 77TH ST.
Between Columbus Ave. and Central Park West.
Serves the Following Menu for
$1.50 Per Plate
SUPPER
10 P. M. TO 12
DANCING FROM 11 P. M- TO CLOSING
n,,t?r, en Half 8*'?l Oy?t?r Cocktail
Bouillon In Cub
Oil?-, Salt?! Almnndi Ol'ry
Potito?, J
Sallit
I? i ? Cr?am
.?.??-??rt C'.f
BunJ?n. i P?a?
Ri?i?lr? S?t?d
<?.?. rtr I Cs> ?
CrackT,
Cat* N.lr
CHAMPAGNES
*?om-?ry S?i ./. . . 15 C,l)
Vfu?? Clicquot ' 30
Kr?| Prwat? Cu?e? 500
ALSO DOMESTIC WISE?
Imported and Domestic Cigars
Dancing. Munr and othtr entertainment. Rrirrvatmnj are now bfing made. None
accepts, afin 6 P. M. Friday. A ceaplete >t?l<*rtion of fun-m*.l?.ng loevasirs to
Welcosas in tlif NsjSI 'irir.
ai
the
New Year's Eve
1 in Neu fear*! Eve a sumptuous Suprfr
will he served 'or |J at the Holland House.
ri of Meeting a table It
will bt? necessary to order \i?ur reserva*
advance
lint- Orihcttm and Dnrnlnti.
M.S0 Table ?i ?:
i II be served is ataal.ther evenings.
The Holland House
J. Charlton River?, Prop.
Fifth Avenue at 30th Street.
ni]
rosr'.??r,:b Streit
Weit Of Fifth A .?: a?
To those who have received Christmas Gifts in Money!
We call attention that
TO BUY HERE is to Save
MANY Know this?OTHERS have yet to find il out.
These offering? are for Monday and Tuesday
APPAREL REDUCTION WEEK!
Deep Price-Cuts on All Apparel
for WOMEN, MISSES AND GIRLS
Prices to Clear
Preparatory to the Opening
o? OUR JANUARY SALE.
Departments that must be* knifed are:?
WOMEN'S FURS, COATS, SUITS, DRESSES,
MISSES' & CHILDREN'S SUITS AND CLOAKS,
BLOUSES, MILLINERY AND PETTICOATS
All New, Up-to-Date Styles.
WOMEN'S DRESSES
lac?? ?
?rere I
After-Christmas Specials
Women's Smart Winter Coats, Furs, etc.
?oats that
Were $'-".?.'.?1
19.75
lor Apparel Reduction Week.
("oat? that
?ver?* $21.93
12.75
in-tin that
were $11 M
9.75
After-Yhrisimss ,,? ISt
model* for street, sfternooa and <*?..
1 r.g wear at the f ? (rest PRir*
REDUl TIONSi
Ki>r Apparel It edit? lion Week.
Black Silk Tulle??
chiffon velvet
with fur edging can - s at ??<.!?!
v'w at.::
1 - Wl.?,
I hMfSBS
ery
chic '? rm-,1
I. .Nos 10.8"
Vel?ete_n? SI Icffgea Bel
w 1th ?i?* ri rai - ?-dat?
styles Aere t. S'eo l^.gj
Another add 1st at \eiietee_s,
Sert*?*? and Silk? ': ?. -r
House effect? and i>*h.er 1h7? i mm;
favorite? were to 114 M Now *).?*
DR,ESS HATS
For Apparel Re?lu--*lon Week.
for Girls and Misses
Ya'ue? f | ;? H
Special, 4.95
Fine ?Ilk relvets, mainly bla-k?_J|?
and ?o*7*?ly draped droop ng brla, iIm
fitting si fl iffy chiffon -
finely pleat I ?? . Vor?
' '* f1 ' 'rimmiif
in exquis te color-?.
GIRLS' DRESS HATS?
Seal Pluah, Duretyn, Zibeline, Broadelo th. Corduroy Velvets and Wool Mix?
lates! flare and belted m-*<lels with fur, plush, velvet or ?elf col?
or? Other? handsomely trimmed with braid Some warmly interlined and
peas de eygna or satin linings styles for dress or general utility. . . .If your
tasas gift hn.pp.ns to be? money, these (oats are an unusually safe in
vestment, only the best of this season's r-odels ?ire shown .ii-.l the* :ir,- re
duced in price for the sole purpose ot making them attractive, to those who
aie anxious to buy a coat with their Christmas gift money.
Suits and Skirts
Equally Great and Greater Re .uc'ior.s
Lowered Trices Made Too I,ate t-> Give D '
For Apparel Reduction Week.
Were ?2 49.Now
W-ro to UM.Now
Were to $7 '???.Now
Were %11M.Now
Were ?10 98.Now
Wen- HIM .Now
Wer? ?45.98..Now
P in e variai
in many mo
Special
2.9!
skirt?
SI ITS
1.411
?S.4S
.-.. in
9.TH
8.78
I I.TH
54.78
CUT-PRICE SPECIALS IN
Clearance Prices on
PRACTICAL. FURS
I'or Apparel Redaction Week.
Ml KFS
:: M r..!is t.?1
Round oi up?.
Dyed Skunk.I4.9A .If?.?'
ral Skunk. ... _ I !?s ?>:i>
- . 21.08 i !?.'??
' Blaefc Fox lo.?* i 7.11s 2?>
l."..ii-* tii.ii?
"
Scarf? a* <? rrospea lii lea pr-fn
PETTICOATS
For Apparel Reduction ?Nr-k.
Women's M<*s*aline and Tnffets
l*c_r l<?.?at?* btach ai d ? g-sbU
colors pleated or tailored
flounces dost ruffle .2.1?
Women'? Petticoats?
alun, iteea plea??") or tail**?
' te 5
ru'?Y-s t:7ted or string topa..._4i
Will You Spend Your Xm?i Mon**
on the making? of an
BOYS' and YOUTHS' CLOTHING afternoon or dance run
Suits and Coats Now in Demand.
Most Unusual List of Cut Prices to Be Found in All New York.
With main part of Winter Still ahead, these offerings are h gen?
uine sensation... Every coat and suit is on the tilt of fashion and
from a reliable manufacturer, thus
skip and reliable fabric?.
Young >l?*n's Suit?? to !s ehest
i 7.!>r?
eres
I pltids m
choicest color ? ? ???>
n sack models.
Young Men's Overcoats M t< '?*
Reg. $13 50, . . Spec.al I II.(Ml
Full rariety of W.nter overcoat?
infra in staple and novelty ('e?;-,**,
single r.nd double breast
and swagger models lined and un
lined.
Urn's Overcoats fi to l? ye
Reg $10 to $18.Bf
| ears
?peri.-?,! M.i?O
I chinchillas in full range
???? also novelties in rheviot
overrun* : g? plain and belted -
warm pia.-l hri.i .
assuring excellence of workman
Bojra' Drees; Suit? 10 to iM yoai -
Reg ? | te al B.00
ote?
Majority have
Bore* Suits 0 to if? vears
R*g. $7.M .?.OO
Norfolk model i single and
double bl ' '.y lined and
tailor?-! *r'r:?ers fully lined
many have ex'ra trousers.
Rovs' Overcoats '"- to IS years
Reg. $6.M ft $7M.?I.OO
Che? ' ? ? ii soal Inga many plaM?.
nsixturei and novelties, also plain
color chinchillas.
If So, Here Aie
Unusual Assort ruent* <J
SILKS
Now in Demand
? ? .?
alio Black
In Misses' and Girls' Depts.
ARE WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON
UP-TO-MINUTE APPAREL
For Apparel Reduction Week.
GIRLS' REPP DRESSES
fi to 14 yrs.
Were $8.M.Special *_.4 1
v. nd bin?*, siso w!. ?
in
I varietj tial trina
ineluding feather
?
GIHLS1 WINTER COATS
: I yrs.
Were |ftM ..1.?)*.
Navy, brown and new blue all
wool c '
ures turnback
with belts.
s-nar? rn'xt
:o!iars of plush?
GIRLS' GINGHAM DRESSES
?, to 14 yr?
Reg *: ?- .Bpeeial 1.37
Stripes, checkt and plaid*
? '
NCING FROCKS
w , re v.- .?? ; e..?: i.vou
White, pale blue, shell p?.k und
del l?ate green chiffon tulle top.
handsome bead and bugle trimmng
around low neck and hem.
' MISSES' HANDSOME rnATS?
Heg. $29.M to ?34.9S -
. m..v>
Wool duvetya, broadcloth?, novel* y
plush . Leather color, groen,
??--??
ek ?mart Hare n. ring
?r.-i
.
....AH fur trimmed, raccoon
tria, beaver and skunk opossum be?
ing ; to II >rs. in lot,
but not lu each style.
MISSES' WINTER COATI?
\. ere ;: I M te $lt.M -
Special.O.TB
Zibelines ?nd Winter cheTlots ?
plain colors, checks and "trinee.
Smart model?, including post-.! on
effect, terminating in murder col?
lar, swagger < :* sad var.ety of
belted at] '
-' WINTER COA
u ere - I ? I
.1 4.7T?
? > ? '. Hindu lynx,
pe ir.o.re . -h and broad?
,Eicellent range of favor?
ite color? variety of smart ra d -
... Fur collars of civet cat. skunk
raccoon, natural opossum and
beaver.
''
r dak eil ? I -
finish . M*
Yard
I.I*. (Jl
; eh Crepe Met? - ?*,
... .1.49
'? ? Charmeus? * i Ml
' ' -.d
1.2'
S2.n,
vari-u? style? a: i ? .7? ??*
"
dark as well as
shaii. ? i :
?10-irch Radium T
shades, Iig ? . ? 1*"
Taffe'.i
Pesa do Cygnes .-?***- ? '?*"
Scarcity of Dyes
Will Cause Shortage
of Some Colors.
s ?
Renu ? This
Whei
the '
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
BOOM stork-? learance re-lurtloM
ii'idemrear
Wait for Our January Sale
BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY, JAN. 3
fer tH
1 ?r.,i",-.' lege"? r
VtmZ?\.
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e?" mo**ev-?avinj-s on <
and qua
H hile Petticoat?
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reg tl.'J?? .
White Petttesata i
lace. |
triraaiod valse $1 *
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or iriuihn roui m ??I
were th ct?.
Nii/htdreaeee many odd lots ?'A ^
styles reg $] . ? ? '
<"..mbln?t1ona nsinsook ?'?
with skirt or drasver? *" ?'*
I.4?
Muslins.
Sheets.
Pillow Cases
Pillows,
guilts.
Blankets.
THERE WILL BE GREAT ECONOMIES 1N>?
I'nderweer.
Linens
White Goods.
Towels, Towel ings
Art I.insr.s.
Curtains,
?urtair.lnfs.
Mi
1 orsets.
Men's Shirts.
Petticoats.
Rabies' Presses
Infants' Woolens.
Comhinatior.s
\? Ith lace?.
h- I ribbiii
'
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<?FF VUNDAT PAPERS OF JA.V ID FOR PARTIH*LARS.
Envelope Chemises
trimme?! stylos reg
Women's Sweater Coat? '*r"!,rh!.i I
v?,.v,e roll collars odd elaes s-jjj
colors were ftM .
Women's Apmna white 1?**"* .
round or s-juare shell ** l?n? $\
many styles all reduced to ? "
See Herald, World and American for Twenty-one (21) Morning Specials on Sale Monday and Tuesday until 1 "? j

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