The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 10

Eads Gn ok och heed that ruled on similar varieties Donal cases of jam will be released. | from thone stations what they have|which the housewives are aureeay _ ade between the wholesale prices beans, for Manhattan and Bronx con- | destriptions of food to other sections |mothing but bacon offered in seaitiee charged w! ing selling prices G THE LEADERS COST OF FOODS that obtainea on Sopt. 9, 1914, with pare ig rye rr omg roger by they may be shy and taking:to some of the canned goods of Pee Paaase, on Mistuffs yesterday. With the ex- segrihgr ging: pe “should be. They even go them ‘one better—the matter of price. er an insight {nto the whole- sale ne gyn on the various essential {toms of subsistence, a comparison is asa 28s aEsE: KELLN ER BROS. nine years selling Southeast Corner J5th Street and Ji hes 2 Sees sree st Ee ss eeF SSSSUSTIUTaSSSSS ably ag ge and "potators, Yrty Potato 165 in. Revet Tiertts tise a pafe ne ance gett mpee 540 00 EGR | TO-CONSUMERS HERE AT SOG PER DOZEN (Continued from First Page.) P'tetion Walauti0 pecs $379 E speak often of Kellner service because to those who furnish homes it is im- portant to khow that we have pleased patrons over a peridd of twenty-nine years— with quality as well as price. states that last week he offered fifty cars, or 17,200,000 eggs, on similar terma. Sadia aatcaiiia hameraapee ai He | MORE ARMY VEGETABLES TO juites your lejearely inapectioa tif i BE UNLOADED TO-DAY. At the East 7ist Street Pier there will be unloaded to-day 15,000 cases of army tomatoes, peas and pork and Experts or Theorists— \ Which? The packing industry is intricate, com- plex—far more so than the ae or the telegraph. Every day multiplying needs of society oe increase its problems. and multiplying a ‘ responsibilities demand more of it. Highly trained experts, specialists of yéars’ expe- thinkers and creative men, devote — their lives, their energies, their activities, to solving the problems of the packing industry and meeting its widening duties, Swift & Company is not a few dozen packing plants, a few hundred branch houses, a few thousand retrigerator cars, and afew million dollars of capital, but an tion of such men. It is the expe- rience, in ence, initiative and activity which oper- | ates this physical equipment. ‘ | 4 Can this intelligence, this experience; this initiative “ and creative effort which handles this business at a a profit of only a fraction of a cent per pound from all sources, be fostered throug the intervention of polit- ical theorists, however pure their purposes? Or be a replaced by legislation? Does Congress really think - aa that it can? @ Swift “Dollar”, interest you. ee a ee er . as onal Let <eieend Addrese Swift & Company, Usion Stock Yards, Chicago, Til, Swift & aes soon U. S.A. ' Distributing Marketa in Greater New York renee Office, 32 Tenth Avenue Edwards, District Manager < ‘om dif- demand for their|jams and corn and cocoa and aspata- H ception, et Wostora Greased "best, Prvet eoeiuaeer ceteris | mere, inane 8 zo, LEAPS SIX FLOORS TO DEATH} most of which is tontrolled by the more eg st i ’ th 0 them. a how w fae ad foods are shipyed | gt of the i. meat eleased Cc mi enpundent erchants on consign: {> them fn how eubu ent, aaa ‘eal re & cost of 1 to 5 per get more supplies from the ‘Govern: our stations. We hope, Bowe ever, to| French Farmers ze com Move te Fix! operator, ended cent. to the shippers, which includes ment, make arrangements with butchers to i & windo! Wu the . , ” > tA perfect jaru in a perfect package." eel} This dem-| “The grea’ it trouble now,” said the on a big scale.” Delegates he 102 the iret egg Pape aoe: aaKGs k ‘bommatclacien, “ig getting the right| Sal representin po A oe fa ere a A pi oa! d) No waste—not a thin, watery prepar “™ cnt lo distance fi the pre-| varieties of foods, Bome of the AG a: on the sixth floor, arose early ahd hug | ston to tun, drip or ; prorated apiece tricts are stocked up w ent tee Mod e Feduoe wind ag sont ee vlag. ot wh which hie breakfast, then went to the wingac Ordinery bread and. butter with by P. @. Pe P. Q. Foy. war prices: pork and beans and want kK Queens, $10,000, . farmers are alone fhe yictims’’; de. | and jumped. Dailey’s Jam becomes a dessert. Al open cc EFOOD else. The result is that we are k Sies x fell jot all “measures f er ing prices” A note in Neuburg’s pocket said he Cet tt fh Ye | (Spepia! Food Exact The cee | i t bee busy transferring the surplus of these when it was learned and on committees! was despondent and sick ‘rem Your Grocer ‘commissioner Day said that he is don’t want and sending them|stocked. Housewives are waiting for pA Many 3 but Dr. Day says that he has no istri~ w 4 way of gettin, In answer ee ray of ie may come with. the | Retired Realty Dealer Bnas Late. e said Sa that be he does not se¢/ the Government because we have 4 20,000 cases of jam due this afternoon. this can be done unless be can! butchers nor refrigerating plants at ar ger Albert N —_—ooS Continuing Our Low- Price Policy for Fall Pay high prices for your Fall clothes if you like—that’s your affair. But we’ll tell you this much before you start looking around. No matter where you go you: won't get so much value for so little money as at the Bath, Taylor Shops. This is not altruism on our part—nor are we giving you “something for nothing.” The situation is simply this—we are able to save you money on your clothes because of our unique selling plan which eliminates all need- less, wasteful expense. We can afford to give you high quality for Jow prices because we produce all our own clothes —sell from economical second-floor shops—to thousands of men, Maste ~ Tailoved $25 to ®5O Master-tailoring puts the finishing touch on all Park-Taylor garments—puts them in the thoroughbred class. P. T., you know, is New York style head- quarters—our slogan is “the newest styles first.” If you want to know what New York men will wear this Fall—what you ought to wear, come in and see our new Fall styles. Remember, you-need not buy, but you wil, zit Park-Taylor «i. Four G) wenient Ly 173 Broadway Fath Ses ae 2nd | 1551 Broadway frst 1333 Bossa i 3ai,'shamt {Floor} 149th St., Bronx Bt, P.-T, custevaers are our best salesmen,