The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 10

te een A -teeitt eetet — Dtean _— “ en me ee aera Lee RAISE MORE FOOD, EXPERTS WARNULS,, FACING WAR PRICES sepa All Agree Cost Will Soar, but Government Plans to Balk Speculators. In spite of the fact that the neces. sities of life are plentiful just now, enpecially live poultry—so p erable quantities are being put in storage every day—food experts gon- erally agree with the statement at- potate ) Omen, beef and ntiful that consid- tributed to the Department of Labor that higher prices will prevail. They say that the market will go up grad- ually, but that It certainly will go 4p. | Speculators are expecting to take |advantago of the situation, but ns |soon as war is actually declared the United States Government is going to surprise speculators and dealers with new food programme which will, it is hoped, prevent speculation of all kinds. Commiastoner of Weights and Measures Hartigan, commenting on tho story from Washington about coming higher prices, said: “Thero is no use in our trying to | bluff ourselves. We have been pro- ducing enough for our own consump- tion, but that condition has been up- set by the International aituation. | We must become greater producers. ‘The time is now ripe for what I have urged all along—« food preparedness campaign. This 19 as necessary to our national existence as the army and the navy—anore necessary in fact, Congratulate Engagem facturing of jewelry and rings, ever may be the general condi Lambert factory on the sa $10.00 to $1500.00. 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EASY CRE Showing big stocks of at strictly cash prices easy Every Member of Women, } can dress well for little money, OUR PRICES AND TERMS new styles terms, Family Girls or Boys, BROOKLYN | Connectiont Changes Bine Lawa, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917. WIFE WINS A DIVORCE FROM ROBERT M. M’BRIDE Daughter of C. W. Bailey of Phila- People living in large dities have not realized this heretofore, But I believe thore will be an awakening to the fact that we must increase our agricul. tural resources.” When he was tod that J. Conron of Conron Brothers in West Wash- ington Market had advised consum- ing poultry at this time as a means ot keeping down meat prices, Mr. Hartigan said: “That might help some tf the poul- try dealers would come down from their high perch and sell live poultry at 21 or 22 conta a pound wholesale ‘Tho fact 1s the boycott has worked 0 effectively that the poultry trust) finds itself In a hole. It has large quantities of poultry on hand and wants to get rid of the stocks jrefore the Jewish Passover.” Here are Mr. Conron’s views on the predicted higher prices in food “Personally I don’t think things are as alarming as the Washington story indicates, but we ought not to blir ourselves to the faot tha production i# necessary Deon and sti are producing 1 than enough for our own com tion. Thero is no shortage of f stuffs, but neither is there an a normal supply coming in. The econo j mista are right when they say that market prices will te higher. They will be higher the moment we ac- tually get into war, We have lot of moat in storage at present, it is all intended for shipment abroad, probably ordered months ago. “People should turn to live poultry for awhile. We have plenty of it and it can be bought cheaper than pork chops, for instance. The whole: price to-day is 25 ¢ a pound retail prices are probably 24 and cents a pound.” Potatoes have come in more plenti- 1 8 to-day to sell them wholesale tual total cost enale rate, oe | HARTFORD, bill to lega ture exhibit lation or March 20, delphia & Biddle, Meher, by 26,1917, prin, has not conte | Bride cha | treatment Charged “Cruel and Barbarous Treatment.” PHILADELPHIA, March came known to-day that M B. McBride, daughter of Charles W. Batley of the firm of Batley, Banks | ted a divorce from | Robert M. McBride, a New York pub- | Court Feb. The suit was instituted Nov. 23, 1916, by Mra. McBride, taken before the Ma wos Common Ple been tmpounded. It appeare that the proceedings were Me- “eruel and barbarous Mra, ed by McBriae, reed | Mra. 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