The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1913, Page 7

— — — arenas Seenlinan NAO Caan SA: CRRA RISC SRAM RND ID AEM THE EVENING WORLD, steadily Increased, Behold, an ad- vanced price for best grades. The re FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918. and so prices for fish, uptown, are sky {pate . | nigh. also uncertain. ale, Poultry at same figures ae Was! ington Market; some storage foyta, liv How to Market for Sunday tallers have quickly jumped thelr price | jl et ae poultry, dressed, &c. Open market ver for bent “ia olesale 1 bert thutter te Foot Went Tah st , ‘pune, | tables exposed to frost, but emmy Bai t th B sage, but ‘Ls only for best, remember, Open taareet A St, Say he tanker eains. some explanation fo ranoene, de basket. + Baran ee. bw Plenty of plain vegetaiics, aso youl: eae ak “ o the Best Advantage sit Pn a | ry cme seca, ot toe Wevthen A FS hlrabie ier \ a weese, squads, capons, “all at itestoe 1h aa rotary # ones | MINT ae « hould be cry ‘py | bat eanet, | Artctonty nan prices one-half leas than retail. Sold | Ontoos- ptt Aven 8 tary ‘we. | Amundsen, discoverer of the Sout in Greater New York oud oe noted ny | alge Heat tins eg | Sis none loue Mri promen xt | Pella to-day tone "wathe oe et "has ‘ample stock pene (Cauliflower os “| well for week-end purchase, oheaply. Pole. new and Bermuda grades and too oe | aa pe SULTON LAHEY, 4 ray An ‘ on local grown potatoes. Drop prices. ; Orm Here are what the various markets) offer in staple articles, New York, like | ls other cities and countries, has never fonnd Ite retail markets — a 5 Red $1 i "W. {rosin $2 bbl. ‘up. Tila market announces reduction tn “| price of granulated sugar. It aleo will | Hall $4.75 a box, wher Points for the Housewife from, cently. Frost attec to some degree, but an Expert in the wan charged re- ‘alifornia fruit here told the wholly enough ered enext to from “roll but tter is consid+ y. It ts made ntry gathered in Indoor to boost prices, is best sold to bakers, also r grade going to | ket Club principle will then be exempli- | % pas. | fied by having wholesalers deal directly | with consumers. PEPPPRS — Green poppe kmail lots, then melted together, ‘The | ces. It Is therefore proposed to have |acli to private hotels. Moro retail trade whdtetion (1 ‘ | wholeente and ee eee eee is conta tOP 18 skimmed, leaving best at bot- | tie first Terminal market @ wholesale | will be accommodated, say some whole- ‘i wien » 0 ti \ Game. each, or total of $1.59 for a M-cent bas- ved. It vee} Market, Commission merchants and} seers green) 280, , ccupa ons |e ‘PUeHiPOL stinely meena conturata | process butter in| Wholesalers may become one if they ae gy eee’ rater CoP oa | shinies UAT Gees tee arte enon! . ry and, packing [49 not each wage war on the other: the aaa a Noes, Crate ina, aga of every kind prevent the | Y LOTT! . BANGS. | tried. Few know about them except as stock grades difte The packing was |retalier will no A 4 , fi ‘{clame—eom (100 “en : ' (AEM ALAA eed dal NGS. | fried. formerly called “dairy.” It has three] Will becwme less in number, with less | Bis Rett we th ies TO i, ro freedom of sunligiit exercise Sagoo oa ONIONS—Pity the onion producer. | Ktades, dairy, factory, “brand” name, | Power and None over the wholesaler, as 3 ejreen Bean: 18-20r.at, | Pisce i (om selec ee which nature intended, and vital Leedinatgie ohh Mba hada ies deen |The tirst has been the case In the past. The Mar- een Peas the ° Wholesale prices for red onions are 4 For | the yellow onions, 7% cents a bax. Yet re-| pa tallers keep the price 8 cents, reduced sen warm ones. Prices will be up for was” and down for ordinary at There has just come into exis! ‘tot, [Green Peas iahelje)— | Soma. Mscherei-—19e to, Moa at) aft a if vt Ai ey » rr hae ram “Ee oF, gt tggone a the, at, al og to @ cents @ bag of 100 pounds. body-forces are ‘slowly reduced. ’ Scott’s Emulsion is the concentrated . where grease «1 grade goca some of ” ” to @ ol Ty - nT. mm vee Foret wy the “Private Hotel,” formerly from 19 cents, “A few offer 2 quarts for ‘0 €XP0rL trade and rome home con MARLEO MARKET | Soe, caf 1m bas Soe etch, ike, , ite, "hon Feat! toe Lend | (‘a A A Bearding-house, Following the Hvening 19 cents, ut this tx exce U amatelie had Painratingny tanec aire rare aes pret | Mihai ation nat st te eeu. pure food-medicine to check this decline. World's statement of unjust ruling| onion prices go down quickly. | euney fired Fenovating is done, with ioe . fer pe ot itinen, to we not be Tea Ca 4 jumere should benefit, Iikew!. thi P: icassow!. a $. cmetained by the Hott Grocery’ Ae |umere a erise Une Bre | cee ie no Aoubt that, conoumare |S feseton [peste wists, meters Sh Tt refreshes the body by making healthy one iar 85 ta isiantn te une . It would seem an if the state: | 02 Ket special retail brands from Wholesalers "that {f more fish theee packing stock grades. They never know the difference, either, ‘The name of process deters many from using !t. Wholesalers believe a more Iberal use of Process grades for all cooking pur- Doses, with best process grades used only for table, would bring best grade butter down in price, the eupply 30 J keeping pace with and. Real} Hartem laments lack of any whole- “aweet” butter 1s © cents wholesale, | gale fish market or depot. Entire de- .| Any butter made over and so called, 18! pendance te on retail stores, who must Rot genuine, carry ell goods from Fulton Market, ment Iast week had some effect upon | blood and is nature’s greatest aid to fortify the lungs and prevent tuberculosis. @ : > Seott’s Emulsion makes energy, health and strength. Gcott & Bowne, Blooméeld, H.J. 12-98 Wholesale firms have now quietly agreed to sell direct to private hotels, @aving in fact always sold to hotels. ‘The “extras” in wholesale market thle week are strawberries, asparagus, Whebard, radishes, lima beans, new @@tash, green peas, caulifiower, to a@atoes, okra, new beets. Among the “staples” are onions, cabbage, carrote, turnips, winter beets, big squash, par- eats. ugh oonsumere having ere eould be very low prices every day. WALLABOUT MARKET. the egg market. The storage exes | moved more briskly, also brown eggs have become popular. grades of fresh eggs are und the housewife cares for a bai emailer mixed offer inducements. Prices are: (Slight advance as predicted.) Qranberries from $2.98 crate (80 q@varts) to 7 and % barrel. The retail Price of 16 cent a quart is far too high. Motallera wait till atock becomes de- qqyed then cut to 10 cents a quart. Un- fortunate policy. @trawberrics, new supplies at week- m4 means fairly low prices, now 30 From thie table it will be noted that ro really cheap—ahead of t wt year when fresh eggs brow Home-Made les Made in our most modern anes. They're always pure, deli le: Fenced lclicious and fresh. Saturday special Women’s Sweaters Values trom $3.50 fo $5.00, at $1.99 t vena wholesale; retail 50 cents Sarina’ too ea Molasses Rita Bars teas x 3 for 10c a ae Sol sg i Npotly eat treats zephyr boegp De in | a1 . Scores) e latest models; mannish or fancy weave; nm, Oranges, large aupply and prices| BUTTER—Tho situation is extremely | 81.16 to $8.25 box. pe oreen wren divs anally 19¢ w. colors. They are all perfect and clean, Mon Tron Grape fruit, all sizes, prices $2 to 98.26 box. Retail prices average gen- erous advance. e PINEAPPLES—Retail prices descend- @4 somewhat. Cut the price still more. samples and surplus lots. There is a large enough assort- ment to afford a wide choice. All sizes from 34 to 44, Here is a chance to secure protection against the wintry weather at a big saving. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor. Centre. Cream Nut Fudge, ‘various f usually 25c. Ib., at... 17¢ w. Butter erties’ Disc * Waters, “ueualiy 5c. Ib.; special 15C javor: is ch, not 16] Silver, wa Aluminum and all || if} B ginring Next Mcnday W_ Ann:u-ce Cl , Girls’ Dr | parisons tans Gliweents er ratio Harmless. Effective. Eco- }|\{/ | Our February Sale of Fashionable Silks, 3rd Big Week of February Furniture Sale, earance 0 esses an G@ive consumers a chance to enjoy fresh |ISILVER Decorative Linens from abroad, 25% off. A wonderful CoH of Oriental Rugs. 9 Negra ap tap ti | Ser Su day’e N wepaprre f-r the detaily of theve 02" te Childr —Big Reductions (ogee i rs mea eiecr® OTON | ens Loa 9 bye page es SIL oven! | New Mephisto Turbans $1.95| Velvet, Beaver |, xo : sinewic, ary youn, of Wine wether il shed dom keep Over fort; the standal | Cold-weather Soa Herkea: oot pal redibencieel FREE SAMPLE. | This smart hat embodies style correct- and Velour Ha escapeional savings. Clearance orders make it imperative to rid ourselves fone — Importation tron Tal balan yp ruree OC wetrene | ness for 1913. Made of excellent quality of Winter stocks, regardless of prices. Take advantage of these low prices: Prices have dropped to @ and Poe Free | maline and silk velvet, with tall wing-like Regular $3.00, $4.00 65e barat ed lh ill eg theme Oie Tgtth wives aioe whipeords ok “‘Ailletes” of silk velvet, poised in the and $5.00, at....... with, rows of ‘buttons; trimmed with wil] braid or cloth in solid colocings: 8 to, 14 centre front. May be had in all black or Given wee verde tered SL og a 177 Da year sises, at the ‘98 a $458 "08 BONW IT TELLER & Co black and white, Cerise and Indian blue. Bae GHA Nolan rate Rrvabornge eee tae fle Just the hat for between season and an oa $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00] “chinchilla. plain cloth and colored conde: “ase Norfolle Sait in fee and middy 4 ‘isi early Spring wear. On Main Flcor to-mor- To ‘close ou:, your] fay, al aiverenty immed: 2,3 recess with platted or Will Close Out Saturday row, Saturday—Exceptional values at $1.95 etd ee ee. $2.88 ana $3: 98 ne Cen 6.98, na 52.98 ‘98 BLOOMINGDAL! Es" 1LOOMINGDALES* Misses’ Tailored Suits 14.50 24.50 Formerly up to 49.50 In an assortment of various styles and fabrics. Feather Neckwear to Predominate Dainty feather neckwear will be a conspicuous feature of the Easter Parade this year, confirming earlier decrees from Paris. Among effects that will be particularly prominent, are Sma‘ Os Collareties —We are now showing a choice collec- | tion of these charming Collarettes, 18 to 27 inches long; an unusually attractive value at Misses’ Skating Suits 14.50 Formerly 29.50 Of English vicuna, in plaids and mixtures. Misses’ Coats and Mackinaws 7.50 16.50 Formerly up to 29.50 In an assortment of various styles and fabrics. Girls’ Winter Coats 6.95 11.50 Formerly up to 19.50 An assortment of various styles and fabrics. Girls’ Regulation Dresses 7.50 Formerly 12.75 Sizes 6 to 14. In navy, blue and brown, New Spring Models Misses’ Tailored Suits 25.00 35.00 49.50 Loi g waist blouse and bobiail models of striped eponge, ratine, corus and faille ce laine, Sizes 14 to 18, Misges’ Tailored Dresses 18.50 25.00 29.50 Entirely rev and origins! styles of serge, ratine, checks, *wocaded eponge, terry, striped voile. Sizes 14 to 18, cites ite To-Morrow, fo] Saturday, to Attend = Our Clean-Up sold at less than 4 their original prices! been used exccpt in our warerooms for demonstration purposes. are sold with the BLOOMINGDALE guarantee. Every instrument offered is a bargain of the high- est order, and no prospective purchaser who wishes to economize in the buying of a Piano or Player Piano can afford to let this great opportunity go by. Let us impress this fact upon you— There is more real quality in this stock of Pianos than has ever been offered at anywhere near their prices. It is one of the most amazing money-saving piano prop- ositions to which your attention has ever been called; naturally the best bargains will go quickest, so come early and get your pick. our new Pianos or Player Pianos. every dollar you have paid to apply on a new instrument. Cpecial Exciange ; Privilege. . . SALE OF USED PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS $75,000 worth of high-grade, well-known pianos now being A tremendous resfonse to this announcement; if you want an unusual bargain attend this remarkable sale. In this great sale we include pianos which have been taken in exchange as part payment on Walters Pianos and Player Pianos, Walters Pianos which have been out on rental, and other Pianos which have never They have been thoroughly overhauled and Prices of Pianos Range Up from $75 Every Fiano or Player Piano purchased during this Sale may be exchanged for one of You may use it a whole year and we will allow Fiano Salesrooms, Third Floor, Al Core Transter te BLOOMINGDALES', Late to 00 Aste SO to Otte Hf 4 Lace Collare and Yokes, exqui work in new handmade $3 98 ey (pe oe IF sleeves; rea) filete, eech Sleevelees Guimpes, with body New Turndown Net Coilare, with double pleated net enas, "1% and pretty, edged with shadow taces.. BLOOMTNODA! pee vena ory, tin i, teen, New Voile Blouses, at $1.98 Dainty Blouses are these, showing the prettiest sailor collar and cuffs of shadow laces over rose pink or blue voile and cluster tucks in front with Val. lace edging: charming little chiffon roses, in their natural hue, are arranged down the front, and, with a small velvet bow at the neck, combine to make a most effective blouse. Special $1.98. New Voile Tuxedo Shirts immed with chine tucked and turnover ce [ with velvet how, eked sleeves and roll Mond | 98 24 Flow, DALES": Eyeglasses | The Rose Hair Roil at 25¢ Is the Newest of the Forter Hair 37¢ po Goods Specialtie: Se ow 1000 Pairs and Spectacles that exclusive op- ticians charge $1 for, Saturday at........ They are rimmed or rimless, and contain white periscdpic lenses for reading, sewing and general wear. Main Floor, past #1 OOMINODAL! Roasting Chickens, Per Lb. 18/4¢ Go wherever you will, all markets that carry chicken of this fine quali no lessthan 22c 0 po No good housekeeper will f'l to prefit by thi cept.onal offer ‘Ot Oice t cate at big savings: Roasting Lamb, ever: here QT | Roas i , cut from the 1%2e 12} 72L | best native beef, rer Ib., else pric Loins of Jersey Pork, whole Smoked Bonds Shuuld- r ide ere, worth 18h Lee or halfloins, spec