The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1912, Page 22

- Howto Market for Hints on Holiday Supplies ' Furnished by an Expert fe ae nn ine RT Sunday. Pee sora o o } ‘All kinds. produce, holiday goede ct ag eatable ‘WASHINGTON MARKET ot bee |e pute ent renner FEE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1019. = ‘Tomy Orecme Maney emorief)—1.78 bon of 4) (20 B., large céne)—42.00 ben of moa i Sa ta Mathation. At’ Ne Ait" Pushing avenue, retail market, these prices offer: EE ieee Rime Turkeys, chickens, game &0, are be orcannchcencntsonncions —a TE QELS “SYRUP OF FS. question. The studied courtesy and Waste-clog; PROTEST OF BRITAIN OVER CANAL TOLLS [sss soca BACKED BY NATON Sexiest Soe that the protest was not made in ear- nest and that it will not bo pressed. ving food in ‘s cache, bowels, torpid liver and dec cause the sick headache, gas, Points on Buying Edibles to) stiyimintn streets tedifee ‘4 Be ee tree Mor the, Ontioumas ‘renil London Times Says Arbitration despots ond Briton Onn, ied wt evar Va a PL LSE sabe Dats bh statt boyy) hee . “The nation are sorry thie protest| All womer, get bilious, headachy |when the sour Satisfy the Yuletide og Will Be a “Demand” ff | srould nave been made necessary, but [and constipated—simply because they Jani poisonous matt Asai as| NEARLY PASS THE LIE. OVER a are convitiod thet it 1s necessary, | don’t Med eat ee don't eat | but thorougily ae 5 H . he fertor ni they wou ve judged the Gov-| coarse food, or enough fruit vst ithout griping Appetite the tateiet bse eamiset Sek THE IRISH CROWN JEWELS. Diplomacy Fails. ABA CA Saad SF ee, Semi te OYts| vngatabions Mace ate wanrei was ler weakness,” Your head will be Guat stomach ion, gases, Quty Gad the Ministers neglected to|of keeping the liver and thirty feet lodge it. They will expect and require) of bpwels active; but very few women it to be maintained with the firmness|¢mploy them. The next best way is which confidence in their rights and | delightful, fruity Syrup of Figs. knowledge of thelr interests juatity. Nearly all ills of women can be “They hope for a speedy settlement | overcome with Syrup of Figs alone, by diplomatic means, for such « eettie-| There is no meed to have sick head- ment would be to them welcome proof | ache, backache, dizziness, stomach sdur that the readiness to meet American|and full of bilious spells, sallow- wishes they have #0 conapicuously| ess coated tongue, bad breath, bad (Whotenate) Like @ veritable stretch of Canadian forest land are the atrects of old Wall- about, witch leata In prices and quan- tity for Christmas trees, but not green roping. Prices iwil be no lower next week and stock will be reduced, Only Canadian trees are sold, LONDON, Deo 12—A distinet ques tion of veracity has arisen over the mystery of the Irieh crown jewels, whose disappearance from Dublin Cas- tle is wrapped im an atmosphere of scandal. Another official dental of the reported recovery of the jewels was given by Augustine Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, in the House of Commone to- complesion rosy, breath s regulated; no inoré constip pains and aches, 2 It is simply a matter of keeping your stomach, liver and bowels clean and regular "Then you will always be well—nlways look and feel your be . But get the genuine—the old_ reli- able. of Figs and Elixir of Senna.” LONDON, Dee. 1.—“There are indica- tions,” says the Times today, “that the serious nature of the British protest against the Panama Canal act is not universally understeed in the United States. We greatly regret that they should exist because any misconception By Charlotte R. Bangs (Founder of the Home Market Cleb). The spirit of Christmas penetrates even the big wholesale markets, what with “greens,” popcorn, fancy fruiu, gay) babkets, package goods, &o. Christmas greens and trees are reason- Canned Peas At G26 2d Ay. “anit Is ool fi At Teo aa Ket” putes Tam atenk, 162, 10.) Hi onset, | Tha shows locality price On the upper went aide of Manhattan the prices are doubled, often more so} yet the whole- raler sella for one price to every retailer, Ask your druggist for “Syrup Refuse, able in price if bought at wholesale. WASHINGTON MARKET Wingo tt fet)—680, 9 of the kind must tend to lessen th . ° ‘d day, He said: “I have no knowled @ Prot | sho uestion is reciprocated. | Complexion, nervousness and d = | wi it, -called Fig Syrups ‘The following table shows the situation: ) | | en hak 1a Aa) ¢ fund, whatever as to where these jewels ane. pect that the controversy occasioned by Should, by nog ees be disap- beg The surest and ‘safest rem rls Nite retuned to tool yin -—, (= =r Dm Recon I only wish I knew.” the aot may be epeciily settied by the! pointed they will undoubtedly demand|one or two of deliclous The true, genuine, bears the name as tae a | ies ettrence , Gina ee iri Sember negotietions Kona! by Sir Edward! that the whole subject be submitted to ae of Figs. Try this to-night—| California Fig Syrup Company; look’ =f oem io Pe Fase fo ike then crowns sereiae Shcene Grove recent eapatcn. arbitration. feel_splendid in the morning | for this ie label. 122 th)... to accept the assurance and retorted:| ER, arwesos ET ri ‘Clothes from Maker to Wearer" “The Chief Secretary for Ireland is! able, Jf he iikes, to lay them om the | ES bunch, ‘This ts exceptionally fine, many berries on; fot yet pulled over by customers, Quantities in market NOW. ( ORANGES — A Grop in prices, but Florida quality not as good as Call- fornia. The former are price skin; lat- ter, deep orange colored skin. Choose carefully. Prices from $1.76 to # box per wize and quality. “THAT SALE Eerie ~ nen from Fechheimer & Fishel Fabrics” at from $1.76 to $2.50 crate. al from 10 cents to 30 cents each, nearly double price. GRAPE FRUIT — Lots in market; eplendid qualities. Boxes from $1.60 to ‘ A —Moe Le Fechheimer, Fishel & Company were manufacturers of hi 1 1.50, per size chosen. Retail price teo Gem 2 : ; MBS norco Peay ot eee grade, ready-to-wear clothing for over forty years. Only cid, POPCORN — Taree pounds, the most approved styles and advanced fabrics ever graced their counters. They were known as ‘The Clothes Shop of Distinction,” But Fechheimer, Fishel & Co. have gone into bankruptcy; their failure necessitated the disposal of their entire stock of woolens and trimmings on hand at what- ever price it might bring. Right here is the reason I am addressing this advertisement to you; I bought a large quan- tity of those fine fabrics at a ridiculously low price—my manufacturing department was just in the throes of a dull period and was hankering for work. These conditions occurring as they did at the same moment enabled me to buy and manufacture these fabrics at about half their real value. Hence the offerings below. Take a train in the Pennsylvania Station located in the heart of Manhattan at Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street, and readily accessible from all sections of New York City by elevated and surface lines. 140° fie. Prices in fA pees Lvs e bame, A wholesaler tells State, trade, &c.; the retailer saye “Best.” This'applies to @ dozen grades and tells 1 i] consumers nothing. 1 . e | ot e “Create THROUGH SLEEPING CARS TO CLEVELAND S t d Ov t ‘neni tiececes Ea Naa, < All-steel, are running as follows: | ul S an ercoa S i by. BoA or Maree, Waites fo inticting Leave New York Arrive Cleveland | | ier etcearecet | renga tat Btn rene, tm ata a | $20.00 to $25.00 Values, at $13.50 Here are prides 6.32 P. M. 630 P.M... ..24-Hour St. Louls.. 7.30 A. M. Y gob 64 P.M 8.30 P. M..,.Cleveland and Cincinnati Express...11.18 A. M. ‘1130 A. ML $27.50 to $30.00 Values, at $35.00 to $40.00 Values, at There is no old stock represented here. The merchan- dise is fresh from my workrooms, and contain the cream of the season’s advanced styles. The overcoat models include’ those smart shawl-collars as well-as a number of swagger belted back and more conservative designs. The suits are cut in English style, as well as in the more conservative models, and in most of these garments are ideas that you will not find in the regular ready-thade clothes until the Spring of 1918. The fabrics from which both overcoats and suits, are made embrace every style-of cloth in vogue at present. I’d suggest that you “act early.” $25 Full Dressor Tuxedoat$15 Here is a real opportunity for the men who need stylish full dress or Tuxedo garments. These suits are made of the finest upfinished worsted . —coats lined throughout with pure silk, trousers trim- med with fine black sateen, and both coat and trousers tailored with all the niceties of fine custom work. You won’t equal these garments elsewhere for less than 825. They are now $15. Boys’ $8 Overcoats and Suits, $4.95 These overcoats and suits have been made from ends of cloth too small to be:made into men’s garments. The overcoats are double breasted, with belted back or belt all around. Wide convertible collars of same material, flannel lined, with a fine satin yoke. The suits are double breasted; elegantly trimmed and fully lined. An extra pair of pants free with each suit. A very good $8 value at $4.95. Moe Levy STORE) 119-125 Walker Street,N.Y.“stons” Three Blocks East of Broadway and One Block East from Canal St. Subway Station $16.50 $21.50 Additional Fast Express Trains leave New York, Pennsylvania Station, for Cleveland at 8.04 and 10.50 A. M. ‘Tied torte Weatner conditions stil lower, say wholesalers. There is 10 question that rural districts ship poor eggs as good ones. An one wholesaler | raid Dec, 11, “The farmer ts the biggest epeculator there is, We had an oppor- tuntty to buy last week $,000 dosen exe calléd ‘fresh,’ but investigation proved them’the reverse—in fact September, Oc- tobef, and November savings by the farméra. That poor country buyer was deceived, He had no way of telling the grade. Wholesalers depend upon ‘can- dled’ exes. It's the safety line, One ex- candler handles twenty-five cases.a day “There MUST be storage essa, but they peed not be stored too long a time. What, affects prices ts, first of all, the «Next comes supply and de- With m{ld winter weather hens lay Wetter. Also the storage exces must be put forth, Cold weather, therefore, makep a rine in opposite directions. This pregent weather makes eggs cheaper. Hens are not tying as they should. : Ask the hen why thts is, Missourl Js by now for exgs. Western and Sou ees aro just as fresh for thelr twent four hour journey (a time limit 1s really rort#-eight hours for fresh 1a New Ye rage sell for the same price as nea York #tate produces leas and and cheese and not many ergs.” Tho, wholesaler declared 1f would sell atx doz Through Sleeping Cars to Akron and Niles via Youngstown leave Pennsylvania Station 6.04 P. M. Tube Trains leave the downtown Station, . HUDSON TERMINAL one block from Broadway and five minutes from Wall Street, and run through to Man- hattan Transfer, connecting at that point with the through trains shown above. For tickets, delivered at home, office, or hotel; for Pullman reservations and any information, telephones: New Yeo Medison Square 7000" Brooklyn “Main 2310" “Prospect 4100" G BTUDDS, District Passenger Agent WM. PEDRICK, Je., Assistant District Passenger Agent! 203 Fifth Avenue (Cer. 29th Street), New York City For train arrivals and etation information telephone “ Cheleca 7400” GE) PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Yi FURNITURE CLOTHING CREDIT $190 “ $5 “ $2.00 « 1 $240 “$10 “ $2.50 « Goods Delivered tn Unmarked Wagons. came h DINNER SET Fit ed - 0100 Purchase Evenings Until 9 vey i Until 10 About sams” market mornin oranges, grape frult es, potatoes, , algo green Produce, peas, beans, spinach, celery. A few wholpsalers will deliver purchases If moderately large. QUKESsnono BI iy . , in ple ” and Men’s Suits ere br Down °1-0 Weekly FURNITURE 5 CLO TMMG a DGE MARKET 24 Ay io’ Buder, ., S"AVE & 9™ ST, \ BROO! ‘wareD he) Open Evenings Until ¢ ai —_— BET. 1 Bie! OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 90°CLOCK NO EXTRA CHARG: eg a eae ~- Sunday World \’’ants Work Monday \/onders wisi q Gaerne ec ee