The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1912, Page 7

IS WON BY BARONS megan Prices Highest in Twenty-five _ Years and Two to Five Cents | Over Those of Year Ago, price to th . We don’t raise Prices onan increase to us of a halt | murder of his step-daughter, Bertha And take advantage of thie Great Marches . . cent, but wait until the increase has|Relman, the night of Jan, ‘ailoring Sale. BUTCHERS WORRIED. Many Close Shops Expecting All Meats to Be Up 10 cents Mr. Koelsch explained that the bur- by den of the increase was being bor the retatlers, who held off dner prices to the consumer until th minute, Murray Joseph of the firm of E. Jowepl, veet dealers of Washington Market, said that the increase in the cost of beef had cut the profits of the retailer in halt. “Every few days an increase ie @n- nounced,” sakl Mr. Joseph, “but we have been holding back Increasing the reached a cent. The result ie that we are selling certain cuts at a loss. BUTCHERS NOT ABLE TO RE. TAIN RETAIL TRADE. “On porterhouse steaks alone are profits worth while being made. ff it ‘Were not for the porterhouse steaks the retailers might just es well shut ap shop. As.it is many small butch- ae i Prices from the pack- be out of all propor- to the average householder's it " ON TRIAL FOR GIRL’S DEATH. George Bond of No. 1610 Griggs avenue, Brooklyn, was placed on trial before Jur- tice Putnam in the Supremé Court of Queens County to-day, ch ‘with the Dresses uncommon and sales. Bord, who was separated from | wife, met her near her home, a mit Ware wort, “woxvty, x APRIL ANNOUNCE THE CONTINUATION OF The Most Notable Dress Sale of the Season distinctive in style, of a kind that are not usually embraced in These dresses sell regularly up to 45.00. THIRTY-1 ig DISTINCT MODELS “# 18.00 Frove atreet, Evergreen, ‘Queen: after a quarrel tried to sitoot her, fourteen-year-old girl got between th and took the bullet. She died at the German Hospital in Brooklyn @ few hours later. i | 1800 bs —™ coat effect of shadow labs wieh folds of foulard, girdle and postilion back of solid color foulard, skirt Cutaway coat effect of solid color taffeta or foulard, with waist, sleeves and skirt in stripe | or figured pattern, with solid color fold at bottom. | dsc vest of net with small buttons, | figured foulard. Pierrot frill at neck. | \]| Lexington to 3d Ave. p>, coat ay at alot ot Top AFTER COSTLY SUT! &: (Geeeae: | Bonwit [etter & C TTA: 59th to 60th Street to Your Measure, 1 ore are out of business and | a Pound by August. those who are not being forced to the IN ADDITION. wait are solutag inferior meat at stand. Taffeta, combined with shadow laces—meteors, combined with chiffon and lace, also light Mir. Average New Yorker, prepare] “The increase in pricen does not per- | 18, 00 and dark shades Soulard in stripes and figured patterns. | Satisfaction Cuaranteed or viene yourself to become a vegetarian! — | eats, For instance for lamb that we|New Drug That Quickty, Removes —— mss oo eee saris ig the lame week of Bloomingdales’ grat hich eet pri i vei i id @ hal ese ait rsacine’ cnty “aittonsine sponds |cent we ste cortpaled'to pay ‘tewson | There's no lenge the aghast wood of FORTY-FIVE DISTINCT MODELS clothes made to order for $12.00, thridts will be able to eat meat, The|/A"d a Naif cents, Mutton lege that |feeling ashamed of your freckles, as a wost of beef to the consumer ts to-day brie hate ovate'a. pound sow all ter ton dcoveed that postive at 24. 00 from ¢wo to five’ cents a pound higher | sixteen cents, these homely spots. iy removes @han it was a year ago and the worst fa yet to come! ar askin wut damp wale | taut toe two to twenty-four cents 6 pound, This bd sire end apy He will see 24. 00 white—i Ik lined dresses of black and white stripe or figured chiffon: ina (wholesalers, retailers and consumers |08con costs us eighteen and & half} that even the worst freckles have begun variety of models, hoteans re being called upon to pay more than “Bacon that a year ago or even a few weeks ago sold for eighteen and twenty cents a pound is now selling for twenty- cents a pound and we have to purcgase Simply Ais ‘one hog Af eee double stren, es it at to disappear, while the lighter ones One, two, three or four dresses ae kind, of crepe meteor, in blue, brown, black, ‘gray and —charmeuse ii Lie eet chiffon taffeta. Colored and Black Dress Goods | 4 Friday, turday, April 27 Py ~h, Gurihs any other month of the year, , Mi ts of @ pounds to wet this Price. | have vanished entirely. Jt is seldom) ‘~~ SHIT SRSA TRO IS a aay bac Hs eummer approaches prices Increase |cintaining’ 1m Gouda ach and each [that mare than an ounce is needed to No Exchanges. ° No ‘Approvals. Newest weaves in foreign and domestic dress fabrics. | @nd retailers and wholesalers declare | box shrinks two Pounds, ving us a eoreriees y len and gain « ‘ 2,000 Yards All-Wool rary 50 Navy Blue prea Al beet will be o high | los f ten py ds to th hipment. vu clear comp! 000 Serg Serge, Gant ;veanne of teenies wal hav to “Pho poultry market is also affected | — Be sure to ask for the double strength Fifth Avenue at 38th Street Soe eae finish; in cream,| $1. ere Serge, 50 in., made | deprive themselv 1. | by the Weed ts 8, meat Ves ee othine, as gue han under guarantee of ace y yaran et Bin ford aie finest wool yarn and perfect ed fowl that a few weeks or mont in, Bed! @on. Within eur Kotles nn Mold 26 SULOGN MRA MEM RDaNL Gants it fails to remove freckles, ——— Cord, in cream, and black Also 1,000 Yards Imported Silk Jumped in a 5 ng . t. |@ Pound fs now seling for twenty and and white; at, yard........ C] and Wool Novelties, 42 in., in all Yook Paeicy tak ihe: eetanere “aaa con. | twenty-two cents @ pound. Roasting | ee | 2,900 Yards Broken Lines, All- the new Spri effects; | formar a the promect of u railway eh |Gnentyta centr pound now sl for Stern] Brothers wise, including $:28 poplin, $1.00 | $;88 Impax Gineere’ strike. New York ts absolutoly |twenty-two and twenty-five cents.” A y }. i Panama, $1.00 bertilo, $1.00 hen- rietta, 98c cheviot, at, yard @t the mercy of the railroads, and with this source of supply shut down a con- ition almost akin to famine may'De| 4 tour of the market revealed the faced. fact that the cheaper grades of meat Inquiry among beef dealers by 8M | had gone up in prices. Smoked tongues Evening World reporter to-day failed to | that sold for eiggteen cents a pound are @isclona any reasonable explanation for |now selling for wnseie -three conte 8 price of beef. The dealers when |Mond, an Increase of five cents, Chuck Lge tiegh Ne tnéy are called upon to pay |fteaks that sold for ten cents are now Pay | selling for cwelve cents, Plain cuts of bend hag separ) ay their eel, | meat for bolling have increased from ltwo to four cents a pound. The best ‘@ don't know. ‘The packers pay | grade of corn beef that sold for sixteen Beet is so much and we have to pay It.” cents a pound is now selling for twenty SKY-HIGH PRICES EXPECTED IN cents. aAuGusT. | = RISE IN PRICE OF CHEAPER GRADES. poo RA | Note These Black Dress Goods Specials: | 54-in. All-Wool Wide Wale 42-in. All - Wool Chiffon egret very special, Range 42-in. all-wool 752 sein. fine Feerich . $1 Bs atin. Plain ‘end 8 498 Adjusto aise Corsets $3 to $5 Serge, at per yard > English Mohair, yard. With Patented Reducing ‘Bands | SHOES '*3 °3.50 °4 & °5 FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS WPle Ss ne my es NE can save money more economical will place on sale To-morrow, Tuesday, At Decided Reductions in Prices Tunic Overdresses of Chiffon and Net, embroidered with beads, bugles and silk in self shades ‘and fashionable color ‘combinations, $8.50, 13.75, 19.50, 28.50 - Formerly from $16.50 to 39.75 Waist Garnitures, in Jet, Gold, Silver, Pearl, Colored. Bead and Silk Embroidered, 48, 1.25 to 12. 50 Formerly from 68¢ to $18.50 Dress Trimmings, in Gold, Silver, Colored and Jet Beads and Silk Embroidered, lealers cannot give any explana- “Beet hae reached the highest price | has seen in twenty-five years,” said | Edward Davis, a beef jobber of No. | 168 Chambers street. ‘This ts the sea- | eon for iow beef prices, but instead of | being lowest they are the highest. Beef | 1s woaring at from thirty to forty per, Practical, stylish, comfortable, durable— these words summed up tell you the story of the ADJUSTO. This match- less corset is the final result of years of study, research and the scientific application of a thoroughly practical idea. gent. higher this April than Apri! a year ago. If these prices apply in propor- ling— tion during the months of August and eetaeeee ember—the high beef months—beet | Won't jar the bristles of the let i.) cents ® pound higher than | Brisco-Kleanwell toothbrush, ‘everywhere delivery chargs ba Call at Ww. t. Dougias Stores in New York: 08 Nassau St.; 155 Broadw he At 5 Le Broad 1840 Broadway, cor. 3th Barve "is00 Broad (Ti trom SOC to 6.95 The ADJUSTO has many times proven itself to be of inestimable value, not ¢ seation . Mh yeur age we wwe basing timt-| ‘Theyrothebibetever (genuine Formerly from 95¢ to $9.75 Yard 1468 Shira aes ‘Taira aia Tzotn Bt. cal a» reducing core, at as a lee ned rie $e ‘hi cente © pound. Siberian) arfd they or (ae put” : Ears te ere Fees oe with the aid of the IMPROVED RE- ri every tow dave the rice is ta, (anchored in the back). Women’s English ERS the foret ahi to eld own @eneed a quarter or a half cent. We Four sizes at 15c; 20¢, 25c, sm an lat, uniformly reducing £5 Ret eating any more tor ane bone 35c. Even the small 15¢ size Washable Doeskin Gloves W. alt = Ne i t t hips and upper limbs. ethaanande et mum bear the brunt of the prof. | has the big 35c quality. Greatly Below Prevailing Prices ers 0 e as er one | | pa porta glteel veo ee vane wwrtove? Hot exactly, but Xcan make a Transparent Dust Cap pro- ADJUSTO. Moulding and shaping guess. dealer simply tects agai One Pearl Button, Pique sewn, the fe he ADJUSTO 1S th hs peice Gomansen by, tho voyuer ing.” inst dust and “finger! pots Point embroidered, in white only, $1.15 ayer- anos Roden waves cote wat net at eaters cueten by Se ime ‘a Price $1.50 Pair, FR . vary on of ceat If you Sixteen Button Lengt! ue sewn, Cabinet, No Extras What- i | \ Depa SE sees gon Gt on B R l S$ CO0= Paris Point embroidered in wie eat ce at 2.25 scale ON putter toy Underwear for Men & Women | 4 eguiar A of Musi ith | | RETAILERS iy ey TO KEEP KLEANW ELL AL avery Player kee Pins Popular and seasonable kinds for men, women and children. | The forthhrush thet ‘ ad mane. suicbawd of Ten Dollars. | Women's Union Suits, high g-ades; | M President Koelach of the Washington holds bristles Sixteen Button Length Real Kid Gl during this sale. pesos Yo ape yet pee a * Naineook Underweas, |} ‘Market Reteilere’ Association said that xteen Button eal loves, . ed made of fine white check cross-bar fs etal rico of beat with resect to Perperavs shops tn alt a ele only; wal Value $2.85 Pair, a 1.95 $ ] 0 Down and $2 Per Week Sean peice eo 8Pe OG ¢| athletic style shirts and nee ihe city as © whole from the feet zur Alfred H. Smith Co, New York Women’s Lisle and Swiss Ribbed | ‘acre tomatch; all sizes. . 4c | arkiot prices are the minimum fo The Walters Master- Union Suits, regular and erira] Men's S0c High Grade de Balbriggan | Larger Pamater Prine G = Exceptional Offerings, To-morrow, in tone Haver Plano Js sizes; value 69e: Underwear, mede from a P ice Garment House in New Yor Seasonable Ribbons Investigate all of the. other |I||l]| Women's. 15c_ Rea extra large 39. = Player Pianos and you will be con: Extra Sized Ribbe.! inced that the Waiters Mastertone H 9 290 iste’ , LLCS v6 Chiffon Tefista Ribbon, 20¢, 27° va Puyer Plano inthe ONE "SU: [|i] Wome ae iobed Venta a > 6% and 7% inches wide, in all colors, at » - FERIOR Player, and | Stat fhe: variety of shapes; pants to 19 Self Colored Floral Effects, peddts human as can be conceived. | | SARC CUB NOS AE 9 He pote cy ‘Main Floor, 60th Afrest Section, The. expression devices are the simplest and most responsive of all | players; a child can produce the |] same musical effects as an adult; |f| when a Walters Mastertone Player+ Piano is played by hand in the usual way the action responds to slightest touch and is just as satisfying tothe most skilled pianist 6th Ave. CORNER 18th st. New York’s Greatest Suit Sale LOOMINGDALE THE GREATEST KIDNEY REMEOY ON EARTH,” SAYS A GRATEFUL WOMAN. Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th S a 74 inches wide, in white, pink and 2 3¢, 3 38° Yd. Table Decorations, Bows and Flowers Made to Order, Art and Bric-a-Brac Dept’s “asthe regular piano, 75 A large collection of desirable articles has been reduced as pe, $ ° in prices, including Bronze Busts, Figures, Clocks $300 New Upright Pianos, $175, much oa | To Harvest and Clock Sets, Marble Statuary, Electroliers | A | m what the for Halls, Libraries and Dining Rooms. | ect NRE Ba. Vhey, ley prt we is Hees Fane om Se coreg acre Dollars Formerly $17.50 to $22.50 English and Limoges China, in rich decorations, also | |) Pianodelivered to your hime on payment of $5.00. il " Val ebb’s Rock Crystal, Swedish and Austrian Glassware. 1 inte in ‘very respec "Our actus cata a the advantages | Bao veins t ov | ‘alues to equal these have never Also For Tuesda’ | tow BE ey tant ase end baad ie tapprecate ta vale) ag ite ee thc Apa been known—in this sal asomoecay a 7 Aotlon ung it aad toe|| ess Opportunity” ads choose from thousands of the sea. Fine Limoges China ‘Don’t Move Your Old Piano, Exchange It | |::° ismanironcannelwinan ti)! in the World—14 y 5 * is Tr f iano or Pla: Piat will take IP lever feel badly or out of ent, otek creations and Dinner Sets, ‘100 Pieces, at $13.50, 16.50, 20.00 ||| Sroayment ant allow you copay the balance a 3 1 x 0 per wee 4 it alwe morethan DOUBLE pay less price. omen Upon request a representative will call iano Salesrooms, Third Fl the587 ublished in who respond in answer to this | at ae re : | ALL CARS TRANSFER TO candidate the ade vertisement will never regret Very Muc'! low Actua! alues we photograph . it—the bargains offered are really || Ttoot is one of the greatest To be successful in amazi Napples & Bon Bon Dishes, 75¢, 95¢ Flower Vases, 1.45, 5.95 Ill arth. : F ” Tall Footed Compots, 1.00; 2.00 Water Pitchers, 1.95, 3.751 oS 4 hes Respectfully yours ay. business decide upon There are a hundred different Shallow Preserve Dishes, 1.65, 2.50 Orange Bowls, 3.50, 6.95 || Letington to 3d Ave. 59th to 60th Street Porilakd, ad. what kind of an enter- pong manols to choose from Salad Bowls, 8 and 10 in., 1.65, 3.95 Punch Bowls on foot, 4.25 | eae adult tO BOE ane. ie prise you prefer and hoes ‘ HH ot duly, 19K fmm eeleneate aie) Attention is directed to extensive assortments of A REET, choose a BARGAIN fects, noteworthy among them | Garden and Hall Furniture of Roman and Pompeian through he hig Norrell in were | Stone, guaranteed not to crack: or discolor under SEE THAT THE | ies WORLD Cont ae Ined with guaranteed || exposure to the weather, 191 A World Almanac) rr wo, some J7,>,iu,te|| ADVERTISEMENTS Hodes pots fll peony oe West 23d and 22d Streets eR Ys for a sample bette Ft wil TODAY: women and misses, from 14 to 44, rn @ booklet of valuable iaformation,telling eiccemttiminl ass ere ' j ilohout saa kidneys end bladder, Whea i writing, be and mentio! ie | Alterations Free 4, Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. York Evening World. Reqular fifty cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all dryg stores,