The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 9

FOOD RULE BANS Has Disobeyed the President’s Order. pthe recommendations of the Fed- ‘Food Board here are adopted by Hoover, Federal Food Ad- a tor, every food commission and broker in the United States be forced to abandon the prac- Of reseliing food supplies among j@ dealers, Resales of food dities on the floors of all ex- @lso will be tabooed. Alan geting as Special Commissioner, 4 that they are in direct vio- | of Rule 6 of the “Rules and tions Governing the Importa-| Manutecture, Storage and Dis of Food Commodities for jo Trade by Persons Subject nse,” promulgated by Presi- Wilson, ~ Fox's decision was handed at the close of a hearing in the ‘Of 700 cases of canned peas by , .& shapero, wholesale grocers, also operate @ chain of (hirteen shops, late yesterday afternoon. developed in the course of this that Taxin & Shapero pur- Bd 1,800 cans of peas from Aus- ichola & Co. last year and for business reasons, offered ion of their original purchase jo to the wholesale trade. & Shapero paid $1.22% » net, for the canned pe 600 cases of the: nzell, broke je groc Or at an advance of 30 cents a Over the first net cost to them. Bh } of the President's proclama- @ of food com- elling food com- shall keep such commodi- | to the consumer in a line as practicable and wit! unreasonable delay. Resales with- ‘the same trade without reasonable tifleation, especially if tending to it in @ higher market price to or consumer, will be dealt | Mth ae an unfair practice.” + Wox held that in all cases brok- and commission men should de- rm! ether or not the cummodl- ich they deal are being im resale. He severely con- the practice of brokers who in resales which enables holesale dealern to take additional | fits. He told representatives of in & Shapero and of North & that he was of the opinton Rule 6 of the food regulations d been violated by them and that ‘would report to that effect to Mr. joover. Official fication that the obser- no days” by private) PDANDRUEE MAKES HAIR FALL OU? i Bottle of “Danderine” keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful. rls!’ Try this! 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The Food Board | issued a statement urging housewive suggested that by observing at least year’ f ho one “wheatiess day” a week, private | and cream families will be able to live up to the| those ¢ Tt quo p i rationing rule without inconvenience. > a et on ee mublie eating places and clubs| + 4 us shall adopt a maximum ratton of six| w issioner Fox Says Old pounds of wheat flour for every | cl ninety meals served per cent r now than they were when the the order tasued | sy Ross Yarns | MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR | to knit for ARMY & NAVY MEN because they are sold at Wholesale Prices. 65c per 4-oz. hank | 366 Fifth Ave., bet. 34th & 35th Sts, (Take Elevator to 4th floor) Cor, 26th St., N.Y. Tel. 5525 | 5 ders send money order Dept ATRIOTIC WOMEN! adison Square Coats of Serge or Poplin in smart belted models, white overcollar and silk tie, lined throughout, Spectal 9.75 Coats of Velour Cloth or Checks, half belted model with white pique collar and silk tie, lined throughout. Spectal 1 2.75 Coats of Velour Cloth tn flare belted model, fallle silk or pongee overcollar, lined throughout, 25.00 Special OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York | Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn Store—Fulton St. Women’s Tail Special Sale of Interest Saturday or-Made Suits Offering Unusual Values at 29.75 35.00 EE Smart tailored, dressy and attractive sport models developed in all the fashionable materials—therefore the selection is unusually varied. 45.00 OPPENHEIM.GLLNS & © 34th Street—New York | Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn Store—Fulton St. | Misses’ Suits Misses’ Sults of men's wear serge, in smart tailored models, braid trimmed with overcollar of silk faille, Spectal 25.00 Misses’ Suits of superlor serge, in belted, plain tailored or flare models, novelty white vestee and collars, Spectal 29,75 Misses’ Sults of Poiret Twill or Gabardine, in attractive braided Eton or tallored models; the col-| lars aro of plain or fancy silk. Spectal 39,75 Girls’ Coats-—4to 10 years 18.00 | Capes and Coats Misses’ Cape (as illustrated) of superior navy or black serge, coatee lined, detachable polka dot silk collar, | Special 22. 5() Misses’ Coats of Gabardine, Poiret Twill, cut Bolivia, covert or mixtures, belted or flare | models, half silk lined. Special 29.75 | Misses’ Coats of silvertone, Gab- \ardine, tricotine, cut Bolivia or |serge, belted or tailored model, |half or full silk lined. Special 35.00 Girls’ Coats—10 to 16 years Coats of plain checks or overplalds, new cross belted model with novelty pockets and button-up collar, Special | 0.75 | Coats of Poplin, smart belted models | with inlaid collars of faille silk and novelty pockets. Special , Misses’ Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel The practical note prevails throughout this interesting showing of new spring styles for the Miss, Junior or Girl—and the materiale splendidly answer every need in the way of fashion and sorviceability 45.00 55.00 to 69.50 15.00 Coats of Mixtures in smart tailored | trench model, with wide belt and nov- | elty pockets, half lined. Special 18.00 Se | West 42nd Street Stern Brothers Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Spring Styles of Unusual Charm For Misses and Girls Priced Low for To-day and Saturday: Misses’ Suits of tricotine, men's wear serges $34.75 a and checks; 14-16-18 years, at Misses’ Suits of tricotine and fine serges; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, at $45.00 Other models $27.50 to 145.00 Misses’ Coats Wool velour; body and sleeves silk lined; sizes 14-16-18 yrs., $27.50 Misses’ Coats of silvertone cloth; handsomely silk lined; sizes 14-16-18 years, $42.50 Other models $22.50 to 89.75 JUNIORS’ AND GIRLS’ SECTION Sizes 6 to 16 years Girls’ Coats of fine serges and checks, smartly trimmed; 6 to 12 yrs., Girls’ Coats of velour checks, wool poplin and fine serges; 8 to 16 years, $14.75 $9.75 Girls’ Coats of velour checks or serges; half or full lined; 6 to 14 years, at $12.75 Girls’ Coats of wool velour and tricotine; sizes range from 8 to 16 years, $18.75 An Important Offering of Women’s Smart Lisere Hats On the Main Floor at $1.85 and 2.50 An unusually wide assortment of new attractive shapes to select from, in black and desirable colorings. “Madonna Capes” of Superior Serge for Women and Misses Will be Specially Priced Saturday at $28.00 One sleeve opening—other side drapes gracefully from the shoulder—crushed collar fastens with buckle of self material; beautifully silk lined. Clothes that Boys Like At prices that will please their parents. Reefers & Topcoats, $5 to 12.50 | Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.95 to 6.75 Of blue serge, shepherd check and fancy mixtures; sizes 3 to 9 years. Norfolk Suits at $9.75 to 20.00 In the newest materials and models; sizes ranging from 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Middy Suits of good quality blue serge, . . at $6.50 and 9.75 In middy, pleated and Russian mod- els; sizes ranging from 24% to 10 yrs. Boys’ Topcoats, $9.75 to 16,50 Made of fancy mixtures; sizes from 10 to 18 years. BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS for all occasions—$1.50 to 5.00 Specials for Saturday on Main Floor Easter Sale of Hand Bags At particularly low prices for Saturday: Silk Hand Bags All new colors and models; with inside compartments, $1.85 $2.85 $3.75 Real Mocha Skin Handbags All Spring shades with inside com- partments; also odd silk styles, at Glace Gloves White, black or tan; also white with heavy black em- broidery; black with heavy white embroidery, at $1.75 Formerly $2.00 a pair Two-Clasp Silk Gloves With Paris point embroidery or three-row heavy embroi- dery; in black or white; pair at 65¢ Women’s lnpanell ----——-—— er - 3--- - or—hoarwe ee ee ese