The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1917, Page 12

1” THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1917, Cry “War Prices’ to Rob People me CARPETS OF OLD ROYALTY (2.007 Cel SUE | ye ett teem ge 8 VIEW AT LOTOS CLUB! assassin atten endareece 6 ; ; ¢ wae moet hare om t+ “re ~ iors le nite dire f Ah investiqntion by The Brening 14 hat shown what retail Ha ang and “ i 7 Seniors are paying for Neh and what (hey are pelling it for, The fe v tone ' have been confirmed by caperte of Department of Health, Here eat rue . e t they aro) They are official ‘ a ¢ Herat tome and we te dee a * % om . ‘ oem. 2 tet bereeine eo are | cea int. and teak) ! to ite 1840 ” 16 te dhe -e Pig Meggan alow ‘ ° ¢ ‘ ‘ VICTOR and - 16 to Be 18 to Me 5 Ses ; " tof New York City to tum t Ho be ‘4 > SONORA yn Attention From Beet to | a tata: trations | 6 to 100 he . , t SERVICE fur Attention Fr nh Aw a food, profiteers _ fs ’ Whiting meer 4o 120 70 106 ‘ eater oa Machines and Records, Sea Food and Get Wich were quick ta take advantage of (halr i) 1, anes 4o 6 t0 105 1 ty Hea , If PEASE PIANO CO. by Robbery set tree funs hart erihd wise ME dg Eon Me Re gc bi 128 West 424 St, New York i f from 100 ¢ there {a no regularity of price In the There are as many fishermen, an ’ “ wash Avenue, Heookiya, t ‘ ind of flan that they |fish markets, high claas grocer oF many f 1 veanoln and an many ov 1 Greet, Newer s . | wuteher rhops, Everywhere, like | sone there ever were ——————E When the man of woman of wealth | dressed beef, the amount of profit-| At the foot of Fulton Atrret Asher. rin ¢ cirournstances in- | taking was limited to what the pur: inen charged that the present prices augurate neationn an in their would pay { finh is due to “regulation” tn viola- lhouseholda and turned largely from proved that if you bought ion of the Sherman Anti-Trust Law. itut or mackerel tn any Of Home of those fishermen asserted that ‘Aliles conserve food |the so-called bigh clase grocery OF |:ney are making money now, Areaned beef to fish to help the United TTRACTIVE, substantial furniture for staves and OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G ‘ il) and tes and t Ald in winning the| butcher shops in the fashionabie when fish ts in greater demand than the home will = Jour agp Beles ant vraiiore who aupply the |residentia! dlatricte of the Horour® |qver before, than they made before ‘ friends pleasure throughout the Years Be anny ments of thone farnitien |of Manhattan the price you paid |e beginning of the European war. | 34th Street, New York GA beautiful holiday sentiment, as well BM took tmmoadiate steps to capital netted the retail dealer on an averag® cig FOOD DUMPED PARTLY | patriotism ‘They put @ profit of from | of from 100 to 900 per cant. profit. In INTO THE BEA, as the most practical gift at this time. Boo ts 40 per cent, Of practioally | the case of ling, the profit was 400 per | F \* bent a ; 143 Toe ie| “The New York City market wilt G Kellner’s prices are always most moderate | ret pou’ aS ey eee bye paid 9 cents pound for Il taxe only @ certain quantity of fish,” Announce a Very Special Sale An investigation by The Evening | at whole | at World bas just shown that some of |12 cents, The same applied to whit. |* fisherman said If we bring in | thene »lke some dressed beet | ina. more than this, we have to take them liuveners are eeiling the cheapest; If you live in the lower cast side|lark to sea and dump them over-| grades of fish for prices applying In |and purchased ling, the dealer makes | 0oard. The wholesale dealer will not | more exclusive shops to the best |a profit of 100 per cent, The dealer in permit the market to be overstocked. For Tomorrow, Saturda Women’s and Misses’ grades, Tho wame situation which this | the city markets who fold ling to you His scheme ts to keep the supply Iim- hewspaper’a exposure showed In con- | make 100 per cent, profit, Le MI Ml died alle Brandl toed seeien with the deedesd best prot-|GOME DEALERS BVEN ARFUGH) Ths was whst/was mesat by “raw | \teering exiats In the fish markets of TO CLEAN THE FISH. hace | | Now York City, In some inatances,| In aome butcher shops undressed | It was no secret In fishing quarters | where the very poor were concerned, | fish wero offered for sale at prices | ‘hat there exists In Now York City Fur Collar it appeared that tho fish situation which are quoted tn the tabutated | What (he fishermen Oo ee” eee | was a little worse than that of beef, | list. | nm that men at the head of e our oO oats danger in the Mish there te greater “The man who cleans them ts not) wh: Je fish concerns keep @ close | danger of dixeane if it is not fresh | here,” was tho statement of the dealer) witch on each day's receipts of fresh | Louie XIV. Dining Room Suite donee vuled under sanitary con-|When the prospective purchaser pro-|{h. and that fahormen Have target | American Walnut, 10 pieces... $3 ie) | ditions, bisripee jmore fish than these dealers, will per- | Attractive models of wool velour, in a Buffet 06 in. LH ghd shelled NOW es to explain the basis of thelr | ik to enter Pas mare They al variety of shades featuring unique belt MAKE M 18H. profit fixing schedule, dealers were | < Frequently it ts necessa: iJ . You are cordially invited to see the 25 te developed in the courses of the|Unable to give any new or valid] (0r, them {0 SNAG Svein helt pocket and collar effects. rooms completely furnished on display investigation that many fish dealora| reasons for the exorbitant prices catch. 7 " ” here. They are interesting and instructive. Bi} who also sell dressed boef, recom. | which they charged for fish. Some ot| “If the market was open, prices to Lined Throughout f | nend the substitution wherever pos- | them attempted to talk about the war | {he consumer would be lower, BM | inte of fish for beef, A close analyais |and about everything being dearer. | Leper teem eatae sag airs BE | i¢ their reasons tended to #how that |It was the same old tale that no cus-| financial returns from his industr: | profit was back of It, Some fish tomer now will listen to. chat la anything like in keeping with Offering Extraordinary Value at ‘ | bring a greater profit to the retaller| Mish dealers admitted that the: what the wholesale and the retat| , S.E. Con 15" SLe OFA ee oe ese, ceaat ad Viees creoeed | cn EASY Aun 18 CNA] sob now 6h inars| CONVEE STS, HANNE: ane whoteeslee _ SINCE 1891 | beef profits are. ever was. Also they admitted that| making the money out of the fish 5 The investigation disclosed that|there is no shortage in the supply | business.” Fishermen of the Fulton Market e 1 district said that there la no: fixed price paid to them by the wholesal dealer, The price, they declared, agreed to after bargaining. CITY MAY BUY FISH AND SELL ’ or pp hedtldalt Also to Close Out Women’s Henry Moskowitz, Commissioner of tie ee conned at an ee igher Os inter Voats ‘ all bend of proportion and should be penne 4 b now ts a necessity,” he de- Smart Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Models | i | | Board of /erprasoepes ty: Friday ‘to| Taken from our regular stock, the season's best models | 4 : 7 . Yar er ape A eae a A at noe in a large assortment of the desirable materials and + A Reduction Sale of A Special Sale of Ribbons | Fis Will be one of the things 1 pro, colors; silk lined throughout and warmly interlined. Girls’ Coats and Dresses thin authority is ranted to 0 there | | w © an Immediate decli In fish | at unusually low prices | prices in the New York City market. | "Cg et Reduced t ah oe eee Vac ai ain Ot phe ng Ih bat leduceaiite ° (in sizes 8 to 14 years) offers excellent values. | wit] be a feature of Interest toemorrow on tine | #°* Tesult# If T wet authority to act.” GIRLS’ WINTER COATS First Floor. It will include DILLON TO RENEW FIGHT +f : ae $10.50 & 12.75 Fancy Ribbons (among them being many | FOR STATE FOOD TERMINALS Will Offer at Greatly Reduced Priges Saturday } ‘ ; attractive metal effects), in widths ranging Control of Milk Distribution Nel iy ( GIRLS' SERGE DRESSES | from one inch to slx inches, specially priced First Plan If Project Goes Misses’ Silk Lined Coats i ‘ reduced to. $7.75, 10.50 & 12.50 (according to width) at Through Legalise: . John Dillon, State Commissioner of | Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust. 15c to 55 Food and Markets, announced this ; . , reel eS ae ves VOC. per yard morning that he 1a going back to Al- About 145 Misses’ Silk Lined Coats, smart and distinctive youth- (Girls’ Department, Second Floor) | pany to demand of the Legislature the | ful models of Pom Pom and Velour Cloth; tailored or fur trimmed, | Cotte TT Di hh 3/ adoption of his scheme for State-owned | Satin Taffeta Ribbons, 534 inches wide; and food terminals. Ho sald an appropria- Reduced for This Sale t ‘ j . Jon of 4 of $60,000,000 will be re= ; Moire Ribbons, 614 inches wide, at quired to" put ns pian into operaticn, MAUCER TOF SME Nats SO . . Dito id if thi isinture tak The Boys Clothing Department 28c d My atanplention ithe first, thing will be 25 00 oc. per yar the establshment of State control of | e is featuring garments of most desirable quality | a eee eel Fuo0.90h will be. needed, ne rq . Mr. Dillon, who has just returned to | at very special prices. ie New York City from the annual meet- q 1 )" 4 py he Di y ‘a Le y T : Secewiwall valine at A Quantity of Woolen Materials — [1% Strenzation haw voted approval of ey ree + f: Jes a@ ht d operation of foo esaidadin Sacre meme | portant Sale Spiueiay . : “A billion dollars’ worth of food) Mackinaws in smart, subdued plaids; sizes comes into New York City for con- . ’ _ en = umption ¢' ear,” hi id. “Huge { } B8tol8 years . . . . «. . at $8.75 Dress, Suit, Coat and Skirt Lengths protit re being’ demanded by deniers | Girls School and Dress Coats * ars While the initial outlay to start the ‘| \" i wer * co ae ‘ood inal id ilk plan’ ec Blanket Bath Robes in new, attractive will be placed on sale to-morrow Re derail se saving prieteiles To Be Offered at Striking Price Concessions designs; sizes 4 to 18 yeers . . at $3.75 Manmeae of mie innta.‘under bore TT Black Rubber Storm Coats; sizes 5 to 18 at appreciably reduced prices, |fo"tnore. than’ the amount” of money Girls’ Burella Cloth Coats, smartly belted “ 4 02 RY a /"9q0*bition was before the last Legis. model with Convertible Collar; lined 1 1 7q5 years . - + + + + « « at $3.50 The assortment comprises velours, broade — | stirfed’th * similar Plan Tt was not throughout. 4 to 10 years. Reduced to * { Blue C vi dvi ith +1 uttons: cloth bardimes, tweed revi | 4 Bae Cheviot Oversonts,, with gilt buttanss cle 1s, serges, gabardines, tweeds, cheviots Girls’ Shetland Velour Coats, attractive s \ \ 4 ‘ sizes3tol0 years . . «. «. . at$l2.50 and homespuns, and includes fabrics in black | belted model, large conyers nie collar, 13 75 i | thaw; dA ched lined throughout. 10to 16 years, Special * ; : | as well as the wanted shades. e es ( Sam Browne On ee a os P | | Girls’ Nutria Collar Coats, of Pom Pom } at ~ AR eee ie 00 & 8.50 | Bea -A: t Cloth; new shirred model; lined through- : a 3 J W. ux bh iT Ss out. "4 to 10 years. Special 16.75 Boys’ Furnishings et moderate prices. | FOOD CONSERVATION BO West ne fn at , 5 t | Wir the Art Room | Girls’ Nutria Trimmed Coats of Broad« : | is the Fir Madame Samya hostess cloth and Velour Cloth, in belted effects; 18 50 " LITTLE BOYS’ WINTER HATS s the First Duty of Every American fined and interlined. 10to 16 years, Special | ° } LATS | _ ; ; — } : ; The United States Food Admi t suitable for boys of 214 to B years, are offered | es: Administration : ’ . ~ at attractive price redu | iy cited the help of every man, women | Girls Highest Cost Coats £2 60 | and child in winning this war. cana alee naan eae ened (Sixth Floor At Greatly Reduced Prices Soap 2Bc. Olntment 25 and BOc. 7 ‘7 No Extra Charge for It, Fifth Averwe- Madison Avenue, New York oer Ea wee