The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1919, Page 21

‘vring about reforms in méthods. But we’ cannot feel “In all parts of New York City| bringing ug any help in offering 9 3 SIC SSEen pre eemees my bors MILK 15 CTS. Park Grade B milk may be purchased loose | sell milk at fifteen cents whigh can iil another bought om Dee. 9th lon the cash and carry plan for 13 or| be purchased by those who fleed it ’ and 12th at those 14 cents 4 quart. We would like to|anywhere at thirteen and -fourteen ‘ raub, Nb. 1101 Third Avenue, | see milk, which is such an important . 4 Oxtrander, No, 1053 Third | food, sold as cheaply as possibl "We would appreciate your brihg y jAvenue, 1f cents; Sheffield Farms Co.,| we feel the influence of our Heaalth|ing this to Mayor Hylan'’s and. Dr. AND \ and 64th Street, 1 Commissioner od be well used to ' Copeland's attention. A WEEK DELIVERS . League Wants tc to Know What ; = : f $35 Will be Gained in Muni- | = g i nah Worth of Gifts amount now, and they will be pfomptly delivered and you can cipal Sold Product. To Any Address 7 ce * e, Larger Amounts in cP “ties pay the balaitce next year in small weekly or monthly payments. Fe convince Yourself by Comparison, Whether You Buy for Cash or on Credit, That ah | OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST ~ TERE Parlor Table You may include them in your pur- Me 1.-se of gifts and have them added to f j 78.40 ey Park Avenue, 13) nue, 13 cent No, 1125 FIRST PAYMENT rk Avenue LUDWIG BAUMANN'S = SPECIAL XMAS CREDIT OFFER You may open an account with the purchase of Holiday | Gifts for your friends or your family without extra charge. ‘sTell us where and when you want your purchases, pay a email With Grade B milk on sale all over the city, they say, for thirteen and fourteen cents a quart, the members of the Women's Municipal League camnot understand what is to be gained by the city going into’ the Dusiness of selling the same milk at fifteen centa. Louise F. Nellis, Chairman of the Foods and Markegg Committee of the Women's MunicipAl League has writ- ten to Mrs. Frederick C. Hodgdon, the League President, about it. and Mrs, Hodgdon to-day forwarded the letter to Health Commissioner Cope- land with the following introduction: “I have received the following re- Port from the Chairman of our Foods and Markets Committee, Mrs. Louise F, Nellis, “‘As we watch with growing alarm fhe statistics which show the cases of malnutritign among thé school ohfldren of the city, we become in- creasingly eager to have the cost of milk reduced, But we confess that we cannot see what is to be gained from’ the city’s selling loose Grade B milk for 15 cents a quart when it may be purchased all over the city for 13 and 14 cents per quart. We Presume that the selling of milk by the city involves considerable ex- pense, and as taxpayers we are in- terested to know the object to be at- tained. Will you be kind enough to inform us?" The report of the league's commit- tee was as follows: “The Foods and Markets Committee of the league has noted with interest the fact that Commissioner Copeland, beginning Dec. 9, plans to sell Grade B milk in retail stores throughout the city at fifteen cents a quart. “On Dec. 9, one of the members of the committee visited the following stores and, found Grade B milk sold at these prices: Sheffield Farms Co, No, 281 First Avenue, 14 cents a quart; Roth, No, 217 First Avenue, 14 cents a quart; Levitt's, No, 247 Fast 10th Street, 13 cents a quart; Beller Bros., First Avenue and 17th Street, 14 cents a quart; McGowa: No, 406 East 17th Street, 14 cents quart. “Another committee member in an- other part of the city bought milk at these prices: Sheffield Farms Co, No. 1264 Lexington Avenue, 14 cents; Feit, No. 119 East 88th Street, cents; Bartha Co, No. 1198 Park Another Large Shipment of Women’s Walk-Over Shoes Just Received to Sell at’ 85 formerly $13.50 to $16 Req. Price ToOur Customers ‘Whether your eccount ts opera ‘or if you hare closed it, we will fl) your orders for any Dolls 98c 8 $59 HIS sale includes dress and street boots of patent leather with grey or beaver kid tops— also all-grey or beaver kid boots—all from our regular stock. Button or lace models. All sizes. A short-time chance for you to save from $5.65 to $8.15 a pair on handsome, stylish shoes. Walp-Over Walk-Over Shoe Stores New York City 150 Bowery Doll Carriages dantcer Game 5.49 » 49.95 89 mun VICTROLAS, GRAFONOLAS and SUPERTONES 125 10 $300 | Hand Cars 8.95 “ip fy fess Price $827.00. _ Jahn ‘Oak ph Room Suit sie Pieces) F499 79 seae Separaret Le Desires.) i TENSION TAD Gash oF Credit, SERVING TALE Our New York Stores pra Evenings Until spaces Automobiles 14.49 tH Rubber tires, LUDWIG BAUMANN'S LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS. 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