The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 4

These turkeys can be gold to FOR THANKSGIVING BY CONSUMERS IN market price ning World r ral years. ating to the prospects and prices of Thanksgiving turkeys | poor and those betwixt and between Col +] housewives from John M. Carson, chief zone of- been shipped to New York this week | to be had for 10c. a pound. Fresh pork for the benefit of the ey might have to offer dinners for the fellow asd ean't afford them this UR CHOICE, FROM 50C, TO. $25 A PLATE. here are @ few menus with the Yr yyinag Mifty cents a por. ly, chef for the Bank- Club in the Equitable Building, if you can’t afford a turkey, eat chicken. It can be bought for 40 or 46 cents @ pound against 56 to 68 cents for the turk. Here's a Thanksgiving menu he dashed Cream of peas aoup, celery, olives, salt almonds—all cheap— oysters, Philadelphia chicken (stuffed, lots of stuffing), =A @u gratin, sweet potatoes glazed, fruit salad, mince or Pumpkin ‘pe and coffee. Otto Gentes chef of the Hotel Astor, who came away with all tho offered to the culinary depart- ment at the recent hotel exposition in the Grand Centra) Palace, paused in his official duties to say that it was aed up to the family or the person as to what he wanted to ea: and how far he wanted to go. For a medium @inner said: “Let's mart with grapefruit, Then wuropkin soup with crusts, poiled cod- Mak with cad sauce ond paved pore, toes—enough? No, then goose, stuffed with apples and grapes, mashed yel- Jow turnips, Brussels sprouts, chicory and beets salad, bread and raisin pud- ding, fruit and coffee.” All the chefs were strong for chicken or duck 4s a substitute and each Jamented the lack of cognac for plum puddings. “Try this,” suggested Chef Wdmund Davenel of the Aero Club, No, 207 ladison Avenue: “Puree ‘Mongole (heavy and sustaining soup) boiled sea bass, Hollandaise potatoes; stuff- ed roast goose, sweet potatoes and Puisins (all chefs are strong for sweet oes) corn fritters and string ; mixed salad; mince or pump: in ple, coffee,” nef Leon Berouet of the Hotel Commodore returned yesterday after- moon from France, whither he had gone as the royal chef for King Alhort Queen Elizabeth on the meamer t carried the royal family home. le reached the pier at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and an how later was on the job. “Oh,” sald the man wh through cooking for kings, “th hundreds of menus which will Swer the purpose. But let's take on which will do for rich and poor or the man in the middie. A fowl will do it atl. We start with ohicken con- gomme royale (don't get alarmed, that doesn’t mean royalty; only exes and milk made into a custard without the eweeteniing and the eggs cut into eubes.); and olives—cheap~ then boiled fowl with sauce supreme * (made from the broth of the fowl, Wke the soup, and a tiny bit of cream added); rice au gratin, cooked with butter, a litle broth and water; sweet potatoes: Sncip, mince or pumpkin eolates remy nines ‘Thankegivi modore to-morrow will average five or alx dollars a plata At a private Ginner there last night covers were $15 each and to-night as Japanese y of fifty wit pay $26 « plate "s what will be served “Cupid’s Sweetest Dart” Ye LADY—he who brings a box of HAPPY HOUR Chocolates is paying you the highest compliment. It is the choicest box chocolates that Cupid could suggest. ; A de luxe assortment of select chocolates that impart a thrill of de- light to the taste—-“happy moments” nestled in pretty paper cups and placed side by side in an exceptionally beautiful box. Deliciously blended, rare-flavored chocolates that appeal to the most exacting taste, The supreme quality, the neat packing and refined elegance proclaim it the peer of all fancy box chocolates. AUERBACH Happy Hour Chocolates) $2.00 1 1b, 30, Box D, AUERBACH & SONS llth Avenue, 46th to 47th Streets New York, U.S. A, BIG HOTELS PROVIDE GOOD TURKEYS FOR HEL Everybody's gving to huve turkey at the Biltmore to-morrow, For the matter of that, all the belp in the Vershing Square group of hotels will be the guests of Jahn McE. Bowman. And, according to Chef Louis Seres, everybody connected with the group p taking a turkey home with him from the hotel store, where every- thing is sold to the employees at Prac ge cost. The chef said that! for poor family which felt it) pousdn't “ittard turkey, he'd. ony fresh | —, mashed turnips, apple sauce, of Course, and sweet potatoss candicd. | In addition, cream of tomato soup, ts, raising dates, fruit, pumpkin | and coffee. Well, there's menus for the million, ‘and the reporter went through all the brilMantly appointed and — lighted 4 saw wonderful dishes and tis nostrils dilating to won- odors, Intoxi- If your dealer cannot supply you mail us $2.00 in cash or money order, We will send you a box direct from our factory. Sent postpaid anywhere in the U.S. A. ' tions would have been slaughtered, |sumers, but these. permits simply ¢n to attain incre size and weight, |able those who hoid them to extract | thereby increasing the quantity of |immoderate profits from the Hebrew | future foodstuffs available for con t sumption. carloads of live ture The above benefits conferred on the rward this week and ecnautne f i sold at 40 cents per pound, wholesale. the eae Wor liebrew housewives at 80 cents a vineiig ine pound, and the thinnest birds at 45 } gurplus army fc to 48 cents a pound. Fully 275 car- | for uals 6 loads of live poultry were unloaded Md 8 | this week, the w value 9! iphe service rendered by dhe faves] Which excoeded $1 and the is now lower than for ; ; . stands Uniaué In the annals of hows Wholesale market is liberally High Priced Chefs Indicate) Evening World Forecast Of] paper’ service. ‘Tho “review” printed jsuppited with views oo Fronde ‘ eee fi in this paper over two weeks ag0,/°h4 tha wholesale. p nod Best Substitutes for Ex- Thanksgiving Prices Came | whon tne turkeys that wit decorate lng, “Waney fevtee amould ot ade. pensive Bird. True to a Dot. ambling around the farm yards in| ore {hen & to #0 cents on the large - ne : me ia the *d heads. Celery is plentiful and selling One iota no’ 4 » to 5 cents a une ho: Rat, drink and be merry is a slogan By P. Q. Foy. rices fore-laniads “are also reasonably cheap. @f Thanksgiving for the rich and the cial Food Expert of The Evening retajl Cranberries are low in price, as the orld.) s|whortage of sugar prevented many ng thelr usual beard < mot! acer of the army sutplun food, haa) more { GRE Of eran Tish com Bnitg has see, | 8 army surp! t as} got a larger perc weet early oem We Thatagiving en bt || Made public the volume of meat fooda| sumer’s dollar paid for turkey AF wbundance and and as we must cat, the ,Senera’ | sold under his direction since Sept. 1, | Merchants got a fur profit and eaxor | Proposition is to eat as well ax Wol tne prinoipal items inctu ‘evel t credit of the retail dealers in elling # little better, but | an for that day at least, even if we | 5 00,0 niche: r New York it can be truth-| prices not any higher. The ordi have to tighten our belts to keep Pee ee ee eee aid that the consumer got his| nary cuts of lamb, mutton and beef | 1,617,000 pounds of bacon in strips and} Thanksgiving turkeys nearer to the|aro tagged at the leading meat mar going tM the Yuletide. 895,000 pounds of bacon in tins; beef, | Original coat than ever was known. | kets at from 12 to 15 cents, some good ‘The cost ofturkey is not only abreast!) 439 09 pounds; pork loins, 590,000], AM avalanche live poultry haa| chuck pieces of lamb, mutton and veal oes > hcg FY} pounds, and pork shoulders, 263,000/anq the wholesale prices have de-|{s lower and in more demand by con- Rody can't afford turkey; everybody | pounds. This docs not include 590,000 | clined fully 25 per cent. on both roast- | gumers in response to the high prices @oem"t ke the bird of freedom | founds of pork loine transferred to|ing chickens and fowls, and the He-|on turkeys, ducks and geese, and itke daye in teu of the tough |ioins delivered to Swift & Co. which| fat rica fowls should not cost|at's0 to 62 cents, Ducks are retail- ol eagle. Then whet shal we eat} were purchased Inst June. Tho total |over 3 c, kosher dressed, while ling at 48 to 60 and fat geese at 38 to for Thantagtving amd what #hah wel includes over 6,000,000 pounds in this | roasting: PER LTTe Ce Bh die und | 00 cunt Bae le nold to the consumer at 274 280, and lpi Pee BY Ie Ge te hots and ines soup chickens showld not cost more] geno oat tn Packing Plante. ~ some of the bie chibe they are pre-| Hesiden the above millions on |than 2he to Me per pound. On good | yy WAUKED. 26 cute paring great “ents” and tho grentest| millions of pounds of moat and other | 0 4 pound fricaane chickens a) nd a cher workmen, driv- chets in the world are preparing the| foodstufte were given back to the| PT. the dealora a fair profit. The|ers and laborers numbering 3,000 ecenery. consumers at from 50 to 80 per cent. | Evening World has often called went on strike to-day in the plants of Perhaps those of Now York who| of the original cost and @ consider. |tention to the profiteering ey Sabin Packie CanIDESY, are not got to dine in clubs or| able quantity of army and navy] (7 only We aaa ark R. Gunz & Co. Milwaukee branch hot fashionatie hames are| surplus foods is not yet consumed square deal when the of Armour & Co. the Layton Pack- pene & pln whet my Ing to be} The benefits derived by the consum- aun ity: e applied to their methods. | ing Company and two sausage manu- . ors aro incalculable. Not only did it] ‘rhe City ve New York has granted | facturing concerns. Recognition of served there and what it is going to} give cheap, wholesome food to con-| hundreds of permits for the siaugh-| the tinion, an increase of 25 cents an cot. The Bvening Word was our-| gumors, but it permitted those food | tering of chickens In the city limits | hour and an eight-hour day. are the ous and sent @ represenjative out! animals, that under ordinary condi- Jewish con-. men's demands. SAILS TO ANNUL MARRIAGE. | Countess de Mamm Seeks Freed From German Subject. de daughter antess Mumm, sailed for France yesterday on th liner France, to settle annulment case, She was on the pas. enger list as Mme, de Mumm-Scovill at her own request ally the. teu proud to joard the i German subject H.W. Van Heukelon and his wif * she said ax she w Count de Mumm 4 led with their daughters. Mr. Van ukelon is en in. reconstruction work. 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