The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 15

f what effect thi: rder will have|COMtrolling the Federal Reserve! the pork loins are abo ‘ pie this: condameea heoliedt hatae Banks, and it is understood on the| President M , my Incumbency of the Bureau of| ishest authority that speculation in| ton Market } | Foods and Markets I mate exhaustive | 00d will be discouraged, and that| purchased a | (Special Food Expert, New York Eve-| “If storage ewes can be sold to con-| Officer of the Army Surplus Fobds| wero rid.) by stamping the wordg “cold storage” | that the money lending institutions| August Sil, who is distributing the on the shells of eggs. Are responsible for the present infla- Ex-Comnvasioner ‘of Foods and| tM of food values. This has, at last.) tremely good demand for roasting Markets, John J. Dillon, when asked| en made clear to the authorities | chickens and pork shot Investigations and discovered Mat |COmmencing Dee, 1, all loans on food-|army roasting but they would not obey the law, and | Products, in putting away their w anally Weekes cncitions Wht ASt|MORE REDUCTIONS IN ARMY!% Ditton as adviast mour and James Butler appealed their FOOD. saved them many thou By P. Q. Foy cases, but lost Col, John M, Carson, Chiet Zon: |inrs. At that timo ning Wo sumere as new iaid eggs, there is'no|}has announced a cut in the prices! pou The State Department of Farms |!ncentive for farmers or hennertes to| of frozen beet to 12 cents a pound And| narke! and Matkets hag acquiésced in the matter of safegvanting the consumers! The Evening World has contended | beet produce fresh eggs during the season | pork shoulders to 19 cents. There ar | Most of limited production.” 50,000,000 pounds of th army surplus|opinion that market pi robably reach dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ‘ON SATURDAY 34th Street ‘ Four Extraordinary Sales Prepared for Youth Dresses and Coats for the Young and the Lithe Continuing the Great Sale of A Special Purchase of Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats 500 Misses’ Serge Dresses Size 14 to 18 years Size 14 to 18 years 24.75 11.75 regularly 45.00 to 49.50 regularly 18.50 to 22.50 275 More Splendid Models Priced at Actual Cost of Making Added to the Assortment 4 An opportunity to replenish your wardrobe for the bal- The unqualified success accorded this sale hus spurred | ance of the season at little expenditure. These dresses are us on to a continuance.’ The new models are even more | quite remarkable in many ways. In the first place the attractive than their predecessors, as the illustration here Navy Blue all wool Serge of which they are made is of laclodes..” The’ toaterials; are Gilvertone and Weal’ Velour, | supeniee quality, The styles are unusual—the sort usually % > : found only in costly garments. ‘There are models severely Fine Fur adorns ntost of the models. All are lined with | plain that display lines of unusual grace, styles quite elabo- guaranteed linings and warmly interlined. An the fash- | rately embellished with braid and models beautifully em- ionabe coiors are represented. broidered. Extraordinary Values Coats for Larger Girls Size 12 to 16 years Size 12 to 16 years 18.50 14.50 An Unequalled Opportunity Dresses for Larger Girls regularly 26.50 to 29.50 regularly 22.50 to 26.50 Coats that render graceful the awkward ages of 12 to | Four smart, practical models fashioned of superior qual- 16 years. They are fashioned in full, smart styles of such ity all-wool Navy Blue French Serge, The styles are designed splendid materials as Wool Velour, Heathertone, Yosemite | to impart grace to usually awk ardages, The illustrations Cloth, Cheviot or Heather Mixture. All are lined through- | reveal the full, pretty Ayer but they cannot do justice to out with guaranteed Sateen and warmly interlined, Brown, | the splendid workmanship, high quality of material and the Green, Olive and Reindeer. | artful arrangement of braid and embroidery. NO C. 0, D,’s, NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS sc lh at i i ie i id a tN ip a sl sat: il SFT ne NT WONT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919, — t as farmers are holding back thelr army surplus meats, reports an ex- and this will toree up tu he says good Mainé potatoes \s/ on the light Mutton, lamb | . ressage, the house-/a further cut in prices will be made | Rég. Trade Mark Hand kerchiefs uid not pay more than §6.65/in a few days. 5 a bag, delivered at hor home.| Fresh fish are coming into the labor agitation, accompanted | market in larger volume, being held | by strikes, has paralyzed the food in- | back by tte labor disturbance for the | but with the) past six weeks. Fresh cod ta selling | strikers returning to work the con-|at 15 cents and steaks at 25 cents - ditions will soon become normal. The| Haddock ts plentiful and selling at Journeymen butchers wh a have lost the e, and| bringing the same price. » have applied co their] fish, weighing 1% pounds eac vers for their positions, | selling at 35 cents, and Souther: in some cases inclosing their union} coming in are to be had at 30 t - cards and buttons, but their places are Salmon steaks are filled and their employers stand firm | % = in maintaining an open shop. Fresh pork is plentiful and cheap. ~ 1 James McCreery & Co. . 5th Avenue ' 35th Street 165-pound soek and, in- | and beet are Also r in price, and A. Silz, and practically all good storage eggs were | “tuffs will be investigated and prac- | ders and mutton 1 sold to consumers as fresh inid orgs tically all outstanding paper will bel promises to sell. those products to at the highest market price on fresh | UbJect to call which pill discourage |consumers at low prices, ‘ « loges We warned them several times,|9F ¢liminate speculation in food] The saving afforded housekeepers — er supply dustry temporarily, | ium, 38 to cents, anc ~|on the heay om #4 to 3b vents pe Housewives who have not yet put! heavy loins at #8 to 8 Bente. Pork ss red at the leading Cc 5 do so at once before | markets at 28 and 90 cente per pound 7 16 cents per pound; Second Floor In Our New Fifth Avenue Men’s Store A Re-grouping of | Higher-Priced Men’s Winter Suits $43.50 Intended to sell for $50 and more. Sticking to custom, we would wait until late in January to offer these suits. Sticking to our trade, we offer them now with a full winter of wear ahead. ich is the better business method permits of no doubt. We not only make friends fast but we make fast friends. We make room for new garments coming in from our tailors. And, finally, we make a little noise for McCreery Clothes so as to attract’ men to the best tailor- ing values in New York to-day. Men’s Mammoth ° , a Ulsters and Great Coats .. $65, *75, *85, *95, *110, *125 Mammoth is the word! These coats have a flare and a sweep that in- scribe Quality all over them. Not as a boast and not as a roast, but in strict truth, there is no such array of Ulsters and Great Coats, of Town Uleters and Semi-Great Coats, to be found anywhere. In that statement three Ching are taken in account: their styling, their tailoring and the luxurious abrics that have been used. Continuation of Sale of McCreery’s All-Leather Shoes For Men Regular $15 grades From the best factories in America USE THE 5th AVENUE ARCADE HONGO Ongneienenent gue 4 The Linen Store offers an almost un- limited selection in Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs for Men, Women and Children, The Greatest Treasure House of Linens in America Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33rd Streets, New York LOPLI TOL TE We er Wee Wan SW We ee see