The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 15

a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 26, 1919. TURKEY TOP PRE + TENTS APOUND IN BRISK MARKET Best Maryland Stock Quoted at 55 to 60—Ducks and & Chickens Unchanged. Hints“;.., Home Behind the scenes. at Thanksgiving Dinner By P. Q. Foy. Wy Aree (ary WOR ces S each course comes on the table on Thanks- giving Day, no one but you and your servants ever thinks of the planning and care that makes everything run so smoothly. Notwithstanding the liberal supply of turkeys coming into the New York markets for Thanksgiving, the de- mand keeps pace with the supply and there is little chance of any sur- plus being left for a post-Thanksgiv- ing sale, apparently, Dealers advised regular customers to place advance orders for choice birds, saying there was a chance in taking “leavings” if Purchases were too long delayed. Prices on the East Side to-day ranged from 66 to 57 cents a pound for No. 1 turkeys (Western) and from 55 to 60 cents for best Maryland stock. In Washington Market dealers said that 60 cents was the maximum price to be asked for turkey and No. 1 Westerns ranged from 55 to 656 cents, . On the upper west side the price ranged up to 70 cents. The differ- ‘ence was explained by the few dealers who maintained tho high prices as due to early purchases of fancy sel- ected turkeys in the Maryland mar- ket at naturally higher prices. The prices for ducks, geese and chickens which were quoted yester- day were maintained to-day. Geese | “~~ sold at 40 to 45 cents a pound, ducks, | | 43 to 60 and chickens 42 to 48. H yy RERPAEBE! Pe yy — Roasting Pans in many sizes But we know what a big 850 to $3.38 undertaking it is to have a big family dinner and we are ready to provide whatever you need for the cooking and serving of every course. Here you can equip your efficient kitchen with real economy— good quality at prices pro- portionate to actual value. fewise: ConceR 45th Street and Sixth Avenue, New York French Knives (at left) $1.12 to $2.50 $1.00 to $2.50 bp RECOGNIZES STOLEN COAT. Biinil Denton sect thts the tajlor S| shop of Morris Jacobs. No. 183 Boerum Street, Brooklyn, this morning and of- fered to sell an overcoat. Jacobs rec- ormized the coat as one which had been stolen from him (Nov. 11, when hig shop was entered by burglars and $250 worth of wearing apparel taken. Hie telephoned the police. Denton, who said he lived at Man- hattan Avenue and Box Street, Green- point, was held without bail. MORRIS_ Supreme Asparagus Three Piece Carving Set, stag handles ~ $6.50 oul prefer It for its fine flavor and tenderness. Request Morris Supreme Canned Asparagus and other Supreme Canned Vegetables. See the difference. MORRIS & COMPANY Broadway at Ninth, New York Fine FURS for Formerly A “a number of very good Velveteen and silk Frocks. Now $58 They were $65 and $69.50 Velveteen frocks Many are especially well adapted to large women, for the lines are straight. Embroidery in all-over pat- terns has been used on the jackets, pockets or collars of some of the frocks. Colors are navy blue, brown and black. Silk frocks Satin crepe meteor and brocaded crepe de chine; draped lines, overskirts and tier skirts. Also—specially purchased many charming frocks of crepe meteor, satin, tricolette, beaded Geprgette and serge; our $69.50 to $135 grade, Variety of models. Every t of woman has been considered in the selection of these dresses—every occasion from shop- ping hours to informal evening functions have been provided for. Second floor, Old Building Women’s excellent Coats at $49.50 This is a group of about 75 coats—special purchase and regular stocks—marked to sell at one very small price— $49.50—on Wednesday. Well tailored, well cut, excellent materials and in the most favored colors. In a choice of several conservative and smart models in suedine cloth, plumet cloth, silvertone, bolivia cloth, Normandy cloth. About half have generous collars of arctic seal (dyed coney) and of natural raccoon. In beaver, brown, beige and midnight blue. Second floor, Old Building. Upright pianos begin a ~ New--for Men Winter Suits . 947,50 Winter Overcoats... $54.50 as all Wanamaker suits are. It is good to know that reliable, worth-while clothing can had at these prices under existing conditions. JOHN WANAMAKER The suits are tancy fabries—good in pattern and coloring, The overcoats are dark oxfords, silk-lined—dressy models that serve more purposes than the double-breasters or ulster type, ———— eee . T. Stewart & Co. Store hours—9 to 5.30 Thanksgiving A gift of furs is always worth while and always parti- cularly dear to the feminine heart. A gift of furs given now, in time for Thanksgiving, will add pleasure and comfort to many following holidays. ° Squirrel Coats Youthful, soft, lovely; at $500 to $900. At $500 is a quaint wrap; at $900 is a great 45-inch coat with collar and cuffs of skunk. Alaskan Seal Coats Government pelts (St. Louis dye). Plain, $1,250. With skunk trimming, $1,200. Beaver Coats $725 to $750. Beaver makes an ideal motor coat. z Mole Coats $400 to $875; the coats at $400 are short and smart; at $875, a luxurious wrap. Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) . oan coats, $390 to $950. Skunk-trimmed, $350 to : Squirrel-trimmed, $400 to $800. Beaver-trimmed, $500 to $815. Second floor, Old Building. Uncurled Ostrich fans special, $15 Made of fine large plumes with the tips curled over at the top to form a great fluffy cascarte. Some very good Coats— $25, $29.75, $37.50 For girls of 6 to 10 years Broadcloth coats in a model which in spite of its simplicity might be called dressy. It comes in French blue, brown or navy blue, with black velveteen collar. Lined and interlined. Wool ratine—a new, prac- tical and good-looking ma- terial—is the important fea- ture of the coats, $29.75. Models are severely tailored, but smart—one has Raglan sleeves, the other has set-in sleeves. In rein- deer, navy blue or brown. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Chevron —soft and woolly —is the materidl in a charm- ing adaptation of a Paris fashion. The belt. is quite unique! In Pekin blue, beaver, brown or navy blue with collars of taupe- dyed coney. Lined and interlined. Sizes 8 to 16 years, $37.50. Second floor, Old Building Quilted Vests || $6.50 pair One is sleeveless. Black satin —$1.50 for $2 grades. Or patent leathers par pg 7 hae aver Full French heels. —$3 for $3.75 grades. Main Aisle, Old Building. | Firat floor, Of Betiaing Third floor, Old Building. Vivid jade green, capri blue, sapphire blue, coral, flame, American beauty, voce blue and pink and black. Mounted on composition shell and amber sticks, and made to open and shut. Main floor, Old Building Slippers For Thanksgiving re- ceptions and dances. Good MUSIC for Thanksgiving Pianos for those who can play. Player-pianos for those who can’t. Reproducing pianos for everybody. Widest choice in all America. Terms to suit each purchaser; in confidence. AND Delivery on Thanksgiving morning of all pianos purchased to-morrow; together with any music rolls chosen from our large library of dance music, songs, light classics and operatic selections. t the low price of $340. Small grand pianos begin with the BRAMBACH at $650. Player-pianos, foot-power, begin at $575. CHICKERING-AMPICO Reproducing Pianos, $1,450 to $3,000. Piano Salon, 2nd Gallery, New Building.. 4 ~ London sends Golf Hose Ribbed, heavy-weight, all wool. Fine hose in oxford or heather mixtures with cuffs of contrasting colors.. Sizea 10 to 11144—$7 the pair. Light weight, all wool, black with hairline stripes at $8.50 the pair. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. be