The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1913, Page 16

U / ‘Ike (tips off) to use tips for can-| of the butter Industry is the “preserved Cream cheese (0:12 tn box), reed * i yesterday, prostrated by her * How to Market for Sunda that dishonesty. Prices now| butter,” packed in tins, then in boxes, fate. bom. ene ts Aer Sey, isappearance. Her husband has 6 doen bunches. About| for export trade. This would sell here ed food Ife, ke 2 , Wp. If retail prices, not 20¢. to] (if law permitted such grade) for 202. ats, a. Ip. 430 pw out for Atteehvear-old Thoodore New- @0¢. Asparagus staike make excellent! Ib. It is the poorest grade of packing Hoquefort (imp,).....200, Tb. die, man, who has not been seen since he ty s e nh ie, Wb, » W, b Purchasin Su lies soup. stock, the best of which goes into sev-| Cheese prices vary slightly each day.) was spended from the Jamesburg CORN (on cob)—More at hand, qual-lera! grades of “process.” The export This is an illustration of difference be-| Grammar School Tuesday afternoon for have 1 for T. Saturday, pass nagar! ——_$_—_—_—_——— ity and pack improved. Per crate, $3;/ line of butter includes a slightly better tween wholesale and retall. the reat of the term. a retall, 40c.-50¢, dow. ears. grade, also slight price advance,gwhich | MEAT. Four dollars the boy had saved was Beans and pi re plentiful, +$1.50-§2 ; does sell in this country and State. No+ lamb ja cheaper; mutton has not! missing when hie room was searched at Wholesale Prices) 2am scares snes tice tog tam iis ume and state, Me} Lem te chearer: mation es not miming ween Me room mee oor! A Special Offering of 5 ' 20c. bu. and $1 bbl, Ontons| preserved butter nor what foreign ports no longer handle it. Yet retailers ask or . Wi 9 Misses’ and Small Women’s Seasonable Apparel in new and very desirable styles and fabrics crate (bu). Retailers |it is shipped to, Just now attention ts steep prices for mutton, Beet is % 100. munt sell for 6c. or 7. qt., not 10c, Egg-| on “new grass” grade, The sweet and|up. This supply depends uppn ship- plants, $2 box; worth 18c, retail, not/ salted butters on the market have spe-| ments for price regulation, but more| ESINOL RELIEVED -| cial prices usually. It is feared some) beef should he raised for permanent re- iis Provisions Are Plentiful and Varied in the Majority . factory and packing stock becomes imi-| duction in price. Consumera should ease Squash (new, yellow), $2 bask tation “sweet” or “salt” through reno-| up on beef consumption, using substi- E .); no 160. each at retail. vation with new sweet cream or salt.| tutes, or even poor cuts. w | | | | | of Foods. ‘There are plenty of cabbage, carrots,| Here are prices on all grades. It will . parenips, turnips, &c., to sell, Com-|take an alert housewife to know what . | And Cured Skin Humor in a Month. at parison of prices tell how retailers help| retailers sell her, «rades never being " — aa . to keep upward prices and do not move| stated. One chain store puts this on Brooklyn, Nov. 1, 1018.—“At first , 4 F PO af cided R. Bangs stock, Much {s thus wasted, print, box wrappers: ‘Made from es. little et spots were seen on my arms Extraordinary Reductions in Prices 4 Wholeaale, tal lected cream; shipped daily from our lan ly, whicl oticed were Bo plentiful and varied are the major- | Watereress (100 bunches)... $1 creamery.” This makes the wholesalers * Iting larger every day. TI TAILORED SUITS, of Serges, fy of supplies in marke: this week end) amile; they know it Is not acturl truth, . Jb |me so much that I scratched myself $16 75 : that shortage or poor quality of a few | v an Mtl } until T bled. There were thes, when Checks, Poplins and Bedford Cor ds, at f° ‘ Sle treats \aa,ccu; ibe. toes | ast ain i: a | _Manhattan has many dargaine in fish |} stood up cll, might and seratehed Heretofore from $29.75 to 35.00 pring weather has an effect upon) fouthern products. This also applic to New Jersey and Long Island “rushed” crops, planned Inst fall. this week, all good. Fulton Market| 4.” ‘ —= whieh . Jactis in 10-16, lote to consumer, ‘Retail | during, which time I used fe med to do me no good whatever. ’ stands for amall ote are nearby. Crab| spied te, do He Oe Bone ting Ret-| MODEL SUITS ‘ lump down to 40c, 1b, and crab meat a deny Aud Westent Olatiaaets ke of Silk and Wool Materials, at $25.00, 35.00 Sbo-400, at retail price, Leaders are|] felt much relief. After Heretofore from $45.00 to 62.50 as Creamery, oy Te, bbl each. Raduhes ti Wo Vester d2°bunehe” Bome art eee ae a LATTUCE-Not yet plentiful enoush | fT (white), $1 gal; both mean not over! soon as I applied Resinol Ointment Bi 00 ta gga le age ca Mae a to be cheap, Grade is montly dark| Pt cod steak, 4440. 1b; market e 20 wholesale gives bottom price and best leaves, Price 92.60-$1.75 basket. soem peN cageicgpdipnen Td 1 few times, I noticed the sore spots He 5 Quality, but positively no credit to any consumer so buying. FRUITS. ORANGES—Many fine gradea are on Market; at cheap rate too, There are fuseets, navel, thin and thick skin, Sl008, pineapple, Indian River, Valencia, Sorrento, Sixes :ange 288, 20, 216, 900, 176, 180, 12%, 9, 4, The pur- chaser waually selects popular 176-150 ose Orange prices this week are as fol- @oarce; eels very plentiful; lobsters Ho vane age of Serges and Eponges, at 13.50, 19.7 ey Lome met lee tan, Heretofore from $19.50 to 32,00 a3 Sharog tal ipartn dering STREET COATS, . 3) tix scd'Str"empion ad wttiag| of Diagonal, Eponge and Novelty Fabrics, 9", Pimples and blackheads | impowible,| lined throughout and interlined, a $14.50 : ci i, r Por fiee-samplea write to Dept. Heretofore from $22.50 to 32.50 |Meat ieee, oe, BR erage] mae & few tteme timely, | Some now is 23GB" Resiaol Baltimore Ma.” Proc: The ih wheaald’ Ty's BA. de WA Se fRbebension Hom Sabeel mites 6 Le Ah irneait, oe “od bese DRESSY COATS, ‘ee. fe. k Py foe, "Gi. Yo boL) Important changes in cheese supplies ‘an fix any price up to §10 aplece, say | Dirtia holesalers, prewea et? | Buck ema: 1912 grade, say wholesalers, the old Youngster Leave Home. °. c % vibe, doe, | | PEARS (Houtn Africn)—Box of 20-| Uoow ‘sox b| gsiting at 176. 1b Poor and mized toed: | sere Abton dtewmah of Jamesbure, 0° of Serges, Eponge, Moire Faille and overcharge on re-| 25, $3; alligator, $4-86 doz, (retall price BUTTER. ing of cows affects milk yield and te WORLD WANTS WORK WO) 4 4 a $21 715 each). O14 and new goods are being mixed by| “inese products. a eae Charmeuse, including many silk garments, ® $3 (wine 176) in) (South Africa)—Box of 28-| shippers and “new grass butter” makes Heretofore from $35.00 to 49.50 fa 14c, doz. wholesale, Yet retall-| CHERRIES—The first box sold for] in a couple of weeks. A curious feature weually ask 3c. each or 85c, doz. 87, the second for $15; the third sells —— keep stock @ long while, often| this week for $3.60; it holds about elght ADDRESED — Ibs. The cherries are all good size and TO WOMEN LJ 30), Dor Ape. m ee nal | ciunroome—oodke sank | IS YOURS A . Retail, + $ i b ST iiore 100, each, 3 for sine 216, price $2.50 box, ite debut. BI new butter will follow BRR ire, Oe, are. 300. To, (wold as a8? F “Blun Sho: ies" Styles for Spring and Summer gre eat Trimmed Hats The name Blyn on a Shoe guarantees including many exclusive styles for Dress and Street Wear, Style—Quality—Values Ranging in Price from $1.25 to 6.75 These newest Blyn Shoes are at- tractive, luxurious, serviceable and Actual Values from $2.50 to 13.75 EB—Sises 18, 24, 42, 48,| latter poor grade, More are expected !n C of “Nerves 29 Porto Rico, Florida, Cuba, at|a few days. Retatlers jump to 20c.-50c, Hot flashes, dizziness, fainting spells, backache, headache, 41.76 to $3 box. Quantity in| each. market now. MPLONS—Cuban canteloupes not in , bearing-down pains, nervousness—all are symptoms of irregulari and female ‘distarbanees and are net beyons relief. . ad Halt RHUBARB — One hundred bunches,| best condition, but partly successful as $2.26, Retail price can be 8c. bunch, An experiment. Price $1 . Ree pi tail price will doubtless =| WATERMELONS—They x} from Live Oak and Lisbon, Fia,, this week or next. +ANANAS—Planty of Yellow for Thc. RAPE FRUIT (36-46, 54, 64, 80-96)| to $1.60 bunch, Red bananas more in comfortable. Second Floor Main Building hand, all excellent. Price Sr amenae. Leo uae Ole oe Be. to ite qoattios, i that ie = |A GRAPES 8 (otorage)—Pound, up to $2-84. Gaia bho) elon neh . sTolas: of materials, in Bo 9 Clo ° D. these soogs. There are no flag tedirg ASPARAGUS—There ts colossal, fancy, Son Calif. writes, and thoroug! excellence of fin- ys thing epartments DRAPES (hot "house, Imported)— | extra, jumbo, roan, white culls — all Pree ished shoes they are the best Unusually large sssortstente' of * ponbig but price Fogg ‘about #2 tt, Na aaasnal, thoroboees ey beibens # Case = Stee " that we have ever known. ES (Florida)—Just band, | ning factories are busy too. Wholesalers Mahe 24 The increasing business, the but geod flavor rate of two|are selling 1912 canned goods very eiguis-on Tabuer son : % Retalere cheaply now, Packers must not slip N.LIQUID_OR TABLET FORM » une . ° Ladies’ Gun Metal Calf, Lest broadening of opportunity Boys rag Grete Spring aia “epee i . in the latest models and materials, heels to. prevent el fata ete fincas ase, phatically now thanever before. at $9.75, 12.50, 16.50 i wi Also T , & Clearance Sale of broken lots of Business Growing styte eer 1b srey teeie Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits age inVolume «4 a4 rig Ay and Efficiency en a teen Value-giving is the essen- tial fundamental principle of $9.50 at $3.75, 5.50, 6.75, 9.50 successful retailing. 3 Former Prices from $5.00 to 20.00 : A successful business is always a growing business in Youths’ Shirts, sizes 12 to 14/, neckband, efficiency as well as volume. Boys’ Blouses, sizes 8 to 15 years, at 65° a Nearly half a centu of style and quality, A Pajamas, sizes 4 to 16 years, et pee 1,800 YDS. OF IMPORTED WOOLENS increasing volume inTer} Big “ Hane tes hee: . ~ Actual Value $1.00 | Guaranteed $30 to $50 Values. Matchless Weaves —_[[Ziyn, Svores proves Blyn White Bore’ Rompers. bn tunes It reall, uite unnecessary to on saying so, but the fact remains just the same, that ever, ju Bu J om, c ‘ce siiinieiabisrtalin concns sitio woprernceany. So leet, OO. 700e Wer asiand te lines unt (ele renee nad with tank tie pink elects, alvo Striped Calaten, sizes 2t08yn., 40°, 65' end in view we have placed on sale for one week only, 1,800 yards of imported woolens of $30 to $50 value, purchased Of all 1 S to 8$2.50 Actual Values 75c and $1.00 from one of the loading inaportors MQ a ries that seprasasie eh & 8 - rt BL (reg et inal value because KS beak: ane things ‘dine ine 814 to 11,$2.78 ward seaso: dt! rt trade condition cai ie low’ jon, the im; er knowing he wo sarely purtain o loss if he held these woolens to obtain their legitimate high price. e “ mae of ecnnomy | 1146 2 $9.00 West 23d and 22d Streets ‘ ‘These fabrics are Smart, Snappy, Up-to-the-Minute Fashions; in Tweeds, Serges, Homespuns, Worsted; in black children’s feet in ill rate G88 and white stripes, black and white checks, and plaids, brown, grays, blacks—every fabric that’s good and stylish. fitting, badly made TO The Only Tailors Including a VEST for the MEASURE “Tet Bla Family Stores fay o Reach, Shoes er Everybody Our Children’s Norfolks have Advertised Price Where You Don’t Have to Fight the Salesman to Get It "3 20 ine Lhe 9 omg, Peak certainly been successful this . season, and success in mer- Vigilance in small details in the making of a RITCHIE Suit insures the success of the whole. The coat foundation, or Av .ihOth@40th bts, chandising means the ap- *interior” of our garments, is so thoroughly tailored and the materials used are of such character that the result is proval of the public. @ shape-retaining garment of lasting quality. The linings are strong and serviceable; the canvases are pure " linens; for sewing, pure dye silk is used; extra fine hair cloth keeps the garment in shape—in fact every detail Well, there is a reason. We show is carefully attended to as you will find in any $30 to $50 suit. a gevet variety of models; our fal a ore ae parley | 18205 ‘GUARANTEED $30 TO $50 VALUES e yay when Blyn-Plan “A NATIONAL INETITUNQN "semen ; . omen (ENC Browning, King & Co if $8.50 |style with perforated vamps, dressy : eae mail| and thoroughly well made to give Success Ay Mail Order Dept., 2240 Sd Ave. Write for Catalogue of Children’s Shoes. Byooklya | $85 Fulton Bt. ope. Al & Straus. Stores way, bet, Park & Ellery Ste. Factory To ofa hit " We will give free of charge rics are well picked for style ‘ FREE every purchaser ichie P and wear, and we can fit your " a handsome selid Bronze Relief Fob with a 10-year guarantee. boy. Our garments have that § The RITCHIE make-good policy “Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back” you are just as sure of something which is hard to ; your money's worth as though you kept your money in your pocket and did not pay for the Suit describe, but absolutely nec- - , G until after it had rendered satisfactory service. What you buy here must be right. It can’t be essary if you would have him otherwise. With that assurance in mind it will pay you to get a Suit at Ritchie's. a “Satisfaction Guaranteed i e or Money B ” recognized as the most dressed boy in his school. Strong statements and to your interest to prove or disprove Sa 00 a week Why Wait ? opens an Select Your Goods Now—Pay as you can. GOOD account Credit Terms os F ! 30 CHURCH ST., COR. 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