The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 19

J -_ a eee —_ ~ a ne ne “ ene — a erent a pee aon ae OE a | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1919. | rn first ey expected before the close of aes hile a few weeks ago, or before The week, ‘The Evening World's figbt for| Evening World took up the con food. f s has competied the) sumers’ fight for tair dealing, | gas to tle con-| m r profit ia relation to| (Spe Market Expert of & World WHOLESALE. RETAIL, MPAlS~ | 3 Look at the kiddie’s tongue! Then hurry! Give Hinds and vibs, prime steers, sin of profit between the Cascarets to work the nasty bile, souring food and apt UR ae |“Following the cofiapsa of the| sumer at & lo cost and the prices the con- 33 a 360 per te A By P. Q. Foy. cheese market the firet of the: i's market or cost ©) sumers paid was at least three to " teak. por ib: constipation poison from the little liver and bowels. | , she deale a3tc teak, per ib “hit a 29 (Special Food Expert Evening World) |week, the egg market is now!” chain . gyecery be times larger than at present. an “4 top sirloin, per 1b Children love ‘Candy’? Casearets. Harmless! jonen of eggs will average 114 pounds, weuuseseeces cO) GUDS at prime per It N ipe! Ni fast j = ie east, cross out i ever gripe! Never disappoint! Cost 10 cents a box. land tho present retail price of 48| “yy”, “"¢ ae OWE ae, | Me Reet Goes eter tee bi PP vere cents a dozen gives the consumer the finest food on earth at 32 canta per (Mi SEER 4 pound, as through the efforts of The Evening World the eggs are coming clty dressed, Ib, 2 a 260 @s direct from the producer to the Tab dressed, 1b. .£3 8 80 consumer as is possible, as no unit] Lambs, prime nnoted, th in the distributing chatn can be} Lamb, ‘saddles, chuck, per The Government has about decided) yrar— a to retain the entire amount of storage Yeals, city dresved. 1b 2a Be Veals, country dressed, ib. ..25 a 276 butter that it commandeered tast of tam, per ib 40.2 426 POULTRY— chops, per ib September, which has atrengthened| Turkeys, fancy, Ib...........468 470 Bip WOee bee [pr an ane aibation Gh -treik. obeekie Ya, prime, 1 tiag a ate der, chops, 5 the situation on fr A creantery and . tricaseee, | ibe., rer ibe 1 386 wing ‘ " i per Ib has led to aw advance of 4 cents per 8, fricasser, $10 4 ds.1033.435e | Chucks, pr ice tank Matandas, Pala dating Chiekehis, fancy, ib.36.a ste “ pound ince last Saturda Tht 1 vaating chickens, good, ad +4 aise VRAL— - price, however, cannot be maintained, ons, over & Ibs. 1D adc | Lees of veal, per Ib 2a Me Esa lower prices A¥e Capeetid MS a| SeppRMMMeeE ENON Ihcs Widgadte | foestiie’ yeni ter i Ducks, ‘Lan Stewing yeal, per 1b 23 a 2 e Ls few days 1 reast of veal, per | 24 a 250 : ——— Tho following are « compartson of 23 0 360 | : Ry | Do a ane 4a Regular 22°, 25”, 27% and 30” values seks SisALS: Sa BOE, 4d SHERDANEL BUTTER ’ ; i, ae with the amount in the warehouses Cre ti CY, Docc scene 59 a Be reduced for immediate clearance UE |ca sen. 1, "with. this enoraweas| Sieamerr. fancy. 1 ofa tts see sitis : , un , amount of foodstuffs available, and| Creamery, fair, table, 1b...46 a Mo vy, frie ae Men's and Yo 9 Men's the heaviest new crop in history com. 4 con th 38 a He z 8 a 40s a8 a aac 4 ber Ib. ..48 & 500 ©, per 1b.$1,00 a $1.25 92.50 a $2.75 91.25 2.91.95 ness methods by our merchants can guarantee the producer a fair return | ywioittar’ ‘first . 5 rp, 1b... ing forward in a few months, only} New, good to prime, ib... : the most constructive measures by] EGG8— ge i our legislators amd progressive busi-| Nov, /sd. white hennery, per ib for his products. It is almost in-| yeGRTABLE: Faas— ' made to your measure credibie that the Itego packere evom| Folsom fet imantoguata, | | eae i committed to a policy of boarding : **Seowns, taney, MOTHERS! When your child is irritable, feverish, when the and price-fixing that can only result see ees 22 a Vee a 2 aj _ t ik (hel Oe ASMINAtOR fonds In inion, per ib. as otis Western, ‘fresh, prime, dox,.40 a 6h little tongue is coated, breath tainted, give harmless Cascarets to thor- ' eens a FO 8 ra ry ‘ BUTTER oughly cleanse the stomach, liver and bowels—then don’t worry! age =, Cabbages, riew, per eden tae” | Steamers: fend? Fu'l directions for children’s dosage at all ages on each 10 cent bogs i Cured. beet.. “60,380 EOS am = oe Lamb and mutton Pork, frozen. Pork, pickled. Dry salt pork. Miscellaneous Unquestionably, the biggest clothing value in New York To-day F Hoe | Lard -—Men’s Trousers Men’s Overcoats Made to Order... $5 -00 Ready to Wear $45 By [ADENEE, 00 ove Rea MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ Protective Association, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354. pal MEATS—PROVISIONS—POULTRY By ; Wholesale — Retail. Substantial Saving G ) FRIDAY and SATURDAY 's) Best Grade 8 to 14 Ib. ‘33¢ ae woe y Smoked Hams, DELICIOUS GREPNWICn caer NEAR ny tier PLACE, FS I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. Name . The large meat packers are asking (or generous treatment by the Gov- ernment to protect them against a i rious joss on foodstuffs that were NEW YORK CITY STORES: STORES IN ®KUURET corralled iy theta foe | speculdtive 1387 Broadway, Bet. 37th and 8th Sts. Gar Got ial | ¢ purpores and are still held in ware- 1514 Third Ave., Near 85th St. 104 Flatbush Ave.. Si" Paik Hida) London Stripe Woolens Maile in our shops i ‘ 4 1370 Brondway, Near Gates Avenue. houses, ea | 700 B'way, 1 block from Flushing Ave. Now let us see bow fair and gen- | Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. | 5001 Fifth Avenue, Cor. 50th Stree:. erous these same packers are to our 1 door above 125th St. STORES IN NEW JERSEY: 143 West 20th Street. si cuguarere Newark, 196 Market St., Neor Broad St. 4nd &ACNX, 408 East 149th St.,Near 3d Ave. | Union Hill, 267 Bergenline Av., John St. @ | frozen. By the ruthless raaaipuletion, of supplies by the large packer: Stores open till 8—Saturdays till 10 P. M. 4 sportage of fresh meats has been c: ated and present pricey are higher than at any time during the period of the war, except a few occasions brought about by delays in freight. 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