The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 6

Famoue chefs are amazed at the flavors we attain in Van Camp Soups. They were never known before. ° The soups are based on the best French recipes. A_ noted chef from the Hotel Ritz in Paris brought them to our kitch- ens, and made our basic soups. ons bys ¢ they were bg 8 °7 y culinary experts, col lege trained. Countless blends were tested in a scientific way Standards were fixed for every material. Exacting formulas Also Van Camp's Spaghetti Van Camp's Pork and Beans Soup Flavors Which Set People Thinking were devised to insure no varia- tion, Years were spent on a sin- gle soup to bring it to perfection. These new-day methods gave these soups a multiplied delight. At Your Command Now these exquisite soups are old by grocers everywhere, and at no extra price, You can serve in your home a better soup than Paris ever served. Do so today. Ask for your fa- vorite kinds. 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Don't be deceived by imitations, particulars, We want you to be satisfied, It is an American oil— hagn't in stock the patterns, sizes and DMO Piedmont Peanut Piedmont Peanut Oil } | —has a nut flavor distinctly different i from the fruit flavor of high-grade made from peanuts grown in the “Sunny South” —and is unsurpassed for table and Ask for PIEDMONT— The food ol with the nut flavor <<“ UT o |with the exception of pork and pol tld, not cost mote “Teast s°84) that the biggest city in the United | fender. eek hemi eon Ma be cae | try, are lower than last week. Hows’ ‘sic., while soup meat should not cost| states has fallen below its quota of| District Attorney Harry E Lewis| SoU" erecktes and blemishes disappear | Do not these words ap wives should do their shopping early more than 26c. to 28e., or even lean. Wes euecesetel in a ball | SOd how cleat, soft ad rosy white to the Salvation A 2 or at least let their dealer know| Fresh fish are generally much low- | $1,500,000. raised from $1,00 $5,000 on the] the skin becomes. Yes! It is harm e@ Salvation Army [oe the holiday. eS tei THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1919. ; sent to prison for forty years, for) FOOD FLOWING IN ene e OHOWGIRLS SEEK NEG aca ~~.’ “Well done, the CHARITY. | price, whi *FORHOLIDAY TRADE === RAGE TRACK HELP cou. sof uewow wick) good and faith ASPRIGES DECLINE is :Se2earesete| IN DOUGHNUTFUND esa: :) ROR eas | $770 Be hast been fait ful over a fe things, I wi the. searchlight of publicity of The Evening World and the consumers are getting the benefit of the lower wainst John EB. Carey, surgical in- | eerunans manufacturer, known to the Girls! Make beauty totion for a few cents—Try it! | Only Pork and Poultry Re- prices this week, most dealers selling | Salvation Army peer Ap- | public @e the “cave-man” who ‘wre ! re. candied eggs at 50c. to 62. a donen. the beautiful mm me young widow, ©. Waterman from her a in Brooklyn (she being dressed main—Vegetables Flood- ing the Market. Creamery butter is also lower and the same grade that cost 66c. Inat jWeek can be sold at a profit at 60. peal for $233,000 on Last Day of Drive. Squeese the juice of two iemons into « bottle containing three ounces A: |thig week. | eize ‘ty “hin taiMmantess ‘Girma n't | ot Ghelinee Gite: poubee Opie ond bee t | Veal is in abundant supply and jaway to hie Manhattan home in « ha hy make hee rul io Report eved < tend t the! taxicab, SG nse ad oe By P. Q. Foy. cheap. The best milk veal can be ports received to-day a ‘On the overy that Carey in an-|and tan lotion and beae- (Special Food Expert of The Evening bought at 270. and 20. on the hind-| neagquarters of the Salvation Army | World.) ee and 20c. to 23¢. on the fore- aieated th hi eded $13,000,000 quarters. im ats that the neede The inflow of all kinda of foods "iomner retail meat thin wook haa resulted tn a large charging excessive erofta es meat | fF the Home Service Fund had been \supply available and all commodities, Shoulder steak can be sold at a profit | contributed, notwithstanding. the tact titer at at very, very onal cost. mg tare or WOU ecentar Cit Oa: drug store or toilet counter will ply three ounces of orchard white for for a few cents. Massage ee very teow, ‘eels other outcrop) of his pri spirit had pummeled a business sociate im his office and had been con- viected in Special Sessions, the indict- ments accused him as @ second of- over man things.” er in price, especially on the summer whether they will refnain in town yi jeden but salmon and shad are Dealers bag Ba not plentiful. stock up heavily unless they think) Cabbages, tomatoes, onions, aspar- ‘ Ghote trade wit eal Gn S000 |agus and all kinds of salads are in, 't#elf and work in the five boroughs nave |*t¥undance and lower in price. will be kept up until midnight, with The suburban auto expresses | The following retail prices were| $233,000 still to collect, Hotels and But there is still a day and a night |sTound that if convicted he might be left for Greater New York to retrieve leas and never irritates.—Advt. .| Has not this great org zation been a “good faithful servant”? Try our combination box, large bottle of Liquid revolutionized the shipping, with i] | Fresh beef has been quite plentiful Jand a great deal will be carried over safety and despatch, in @ radius of from 60 to 160 miles from the World Building. The abundance of vege- tables and the lower prices will give the housewife a larger selection, while thé prices are generally lower, will be noted in referring to the Price list unsold to next week, Most of the re- tail meat markets have lowered their prices to even the d eo im th wholesale prices, except shops that extend credit to, their customers 1 }connection with an expensive de- livery system, but the cash and carry stores can afford to make @ substan- tin] reduction to consumers this week. compiled from dealers on Wednesday, but the wholesale market is generally declining and consumers may for leas than the prices quoted. This Fair Price List is issued a day earlier this week, as most stores and public markets will close before noon on Friday, Decoration Day. Some deal- ers requested that The Evening | World advise housewives to do their shopping carly, so that the retatler may be in a position to determine purchases: MEATS. Porterhouse ste ak. fancy, Porterhouse Ww... . first cut, Ib steak, Ib Round a8 Bottom round, best cut, » Ist to 6th rib, y|®sain thoroughly canvassed. Con- theatres and all public places will be tributions received this morning were from Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, 96,000; Marcus Loew, $1,000; William ‘Randolph Hearst, $1,000; Jonas & Nauport, $1,000, and Samuel Lewisohn, $500, At the Belmont race track this af- ternoon girls from the “Royal Vaga bond,” “Tumble In," “Somebody's Sweetheart” and the Century Roof are soliciting contributions. To-night at the New Brighton Music Hall Win- sor McKay, the cartoonist, will make sketches of any person in the audi- ence for $50, which will be handed | over to the Salvation Army. | Mrs. W. G. Hammond and Miss a an clean #7 FEEL index of its purity and its in ° clamsng of the fot. AYER IANO PIANO COMPANY taste and odor are " faxodont At your dealer's SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. Has it not “been faith over a few things”? Does be made things’’’ it not deserve “ruler over mi What is our matter? Don’t you think we shoul help to extend the work o an organization whose chief jand sole aim is to serve th {needy and to put them on duty in # R at, common, Ib. Lulu Sawyer have just been cited for their fest} Heavy shipments of Australian frozen | Chuck a er their work with the expeditionary », ‘ hae Gad: teulttn als oh ele ta ie i Riska Dated. Don’t you think we should way of Vancouver, which it will result in lower pric the stocks of frozen native mutton | all stand up and be counted, not only as enthusiasti ¢ | AERIAL ‘DERBY To- MORROW. | | Shoulder ‘chops, lamb, ib. 1b chops, lamb, Ib 2 and lamb show an Increase of 122.1| Chucks of lamb.’ Ib 28c | Locklear Will Climb From One Plane A Notable |porters of the ation —_—_—__—— : to Another at | Army, but as enthusiastic Fifteen hundred wi Shoulder of mutton’ ch sailors and marines have been invited Mutton chops, hb. to see Lieut, Locklear drop from one airplane to another at Sheepshead Bay | Speedway to-morrow. The New York War Camp Com. ! munity Service has distributed the! tickets for the first aertal derby in which nine airplanes will compete in a| 25-mile handicap race. At Atlantic City Lieut. Locklear “climbed” from givers to the worthy cause they represent, which is RE- STORING UNFORTU- NATES TO CLEAN AND USEFUL MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD? We have not been overly generous here in rich New York—else days ago we ems have turned over to the A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff | Signet Last There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), appl; (one airplane to another at a higher elevation. morrow. it at night when retiring; use enou; to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all of your dandruff will be gone, and three or Ho expects to try this to- Shoulder of pork, eacs. Salvation Army the four more applications will completely | white, hennery, dozen. dissolve and entirely destroy every | Brown, hennery, doze | “The Senator’ $1,500,000 it asked of us— . large, dozen single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. Western, ‘mixed, dozer. yes, turned over a great deal lof the scalp will stop instantly, an Duck, eggs, dozen cH fancy, ‘ood, ID, You will find all itching and diggin; more. Full cream, EN’S Vici Kid your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, |inyl cream: \ It is not very greatly to, Sony erdred tikes beter are ee oe | Blucher. Pleas- our credit that the time in = ing in line and pio- which to raise this $1,500,000 : tian Aare hl had to be extended fron HOW ABOUT Creamery, fair,” Tb. portion, notable Monday night until midnight MEALS? pee Ae a Tak example of S $ to-night. - « J joys, . . . The fine weather is coming. | |usber” file ler style leadership in Think of it! Think of the papbhapeledag sae d Mf Capone, W rt i 1 footwear for men, necessity of taking three ad- for yourself, cut household ex- | | owls. lanes, fat, Ib: ditional days to save our petri ad ware) | Deen Eg ina | Mail Orders Filled Promptly great city from the embar- ° Rua Ser Wee ee rassment of not meeting in’ ie H f Otto Stabs | gee Signet Shoe Co. ff inci'cia.azes, Md Beet tose t 40 2 450 (Signed) Mie May R 1, 327 Cherry 1345 Broadway, between 35th & 36th Streets Hams, Bologoss, Frankfwters, | | ick ths St., New York City, Jaly 25, 1918, Harlemn-112 West 125th Street WE ARE NOT OUTO Bacon, Tongue, Meat Loaf, Row | | Tle. t mackerel, i Bronz—3rd Ave. and 149th St. THE WOODS YET! lades—all deliciously spiced and ity 0 Brooklyn — 537 Fulton Street . porteaiiy soaked. 1 They're god Peng rales 32a All Storee Open Evenings This is your | pa 35 a 40c y last o} all through—-to the ee ae S120 a Bre , - tee theese os 8 a ig Bae 30 a 35c tunity to open your he tate, Ry one @ Fels, : aie wm {with generous and imm Kingfish 18 a 20¢ * . r Lobsters, 45 a 500 —=|diate gifts to the Salvati Wenterfich. ib. 20 a 2c Shrimp, Th... $9 8 a8¢ Army. Foren BH will ‘ Perch, . "20 a 25¢ you open ya Yellow pike, : 25 a 30 hearts / VETEABLES. . ous ane vos 0 te United States Railroad Administration Will vou be abl Cary er a ie Director General of Railroads ill you be able to go Wetton 194 the sleep to-night with a cl Onions, old. a Meiners }; pore 10.0 126 ° ° conscience if you don’t gi Potatosa. ney. Be 2 Lehigh Valley Railroad something to help along t Cabbages, Ba 10¢ great work? Corn, large lea 4a Se | Pema eos: Be nase Through train of sleeping cars and coaches to Before you go to bed Peaches, dozen, night, write out a check WHATEVER YOU C. AFFORD, and please to it that what you can j ford is a substantial because, remember, what give “will be returned to after many days” in happy feeling that will to you because you respo to a call to help others n fortunate as yourself. aurelton, suburbs of New York appreciate most Auch holl- Tennis Tou People who live in the TORONTO and BUFFALO hae been restered. days as Decoration Day, In Laurelton, Long Island, the chief attraction for the day will be a tennis tournament Two handsome prises will be awarded. | Order by the dozen for use at home YOUR VACATION You will find Liggett Stores convenient for a quick “get-away. Mail checks made payabl : 3 ; |Charles H, Sabin, u With False Teeth? Thermos Bottles, Tooth Brushes, Dentifrice, Len, Panett Sr Git fi 680 Fifth ‘Avenue, New ¥ SURE! READ— Shaving Accesories, Canned Heat, Soaps, 2 and if all of you will do | tama ree an an ma Wash Cloths, Taleum— Lye, Hudson Terminal 6:10 P.M. mundo the uewe wi DWDER for Falae Tet. In fact all the little aids to comfort. heralded — everywhere | frm. | Preve in faci Other important changes in train schedule. Varela ance mace ee spond Details may be had at all Consolidated Ticket Offices, Pennsylvania Station and Hudson TX nobly to a call upon its ge ma which will ‘be osity and humanity,’ ak Menace to your th; so for th of your health Powder daily, kvep your piate ‘in. antiseptic condiilon, bs free from the tortures and discoi ot tee! Very truly, WILLIAM C, FREEMAN » Of Paul Block, 260 Fife