The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 10

ae pe etree EBT x20 I mee 15 Bae ere bor ) * Jersdy cavons are wholesuting by the BABY KIDS BRING + $1.50 POUND FR FASTER DNNERS Prices of Secondary Considera- |< tion in Rush for Delectables As Business Hums. 4 By P. Q. Foy. G@ipecia! Food Expert of The Evening World.) @imest wholly absorbed in fixing up déelectabie distios for their Easter 0 Sunday dinner, and the complex tastes @f the yarious nationalities is tuxcing feapacity and imagination of Wholesale dealers. Prices seem to bo @f secondary consideration when @ certain tidhit is required. Tenier asparagus and other now vegetables are selling on arrival, and tee demand from out-of-town dealers for dholce verctabies and meats far @anpassés that of any previous year. aby broilers are selling as high as ®@ pound, while Long Istand, new bok ducklings afe eagerly snapped wp dy wWholemlers at S5c. a pound. orate at 3c. per pound BABY KIDS, 8 TO 10 POUNDS, $15. ‘The most unique and highest priced tidbits ¢or the Easter dinner are baby kids, only a few necks old, & to 10 poumis, that are! daring ing $15 cach, wholesale, eagerly fought at that price by the Italian @lement. Housewives, shovid. order) their Sunday dinner in advance, as’ the “present high prices compel @ealers to anticipate their trade care dvance. Fresh wants pn Mi and tho iving freely, SASS. market dropped two cents ‘dozen yesterday, while a further Gecline is looked ‘for to-day. This Will permit housewives to economize on the universal Easter Sunday breakfast of ham and eggs or bacon ‘Creamery ‘utter is dectining in ‘and will be lower at the end of ‘woek. There 4s an abundant sup- ply of fresh fish from the Southern . waters, and prices on most kinds are feasanuble. (Potatoes are also gotting jowef, ami consumers should not pay more than 2c. for three pounds ot the finest Long Isiand stock, while mixed sizes of potatoes shouki not ost more than 6c. to 7c. per pound. Carfots: should not cost more than 4%o. to’Sc. a pound, and turnips from per nd. Be ‘aiecing Workd’s Fair Price List stould be studied carefully by before Baster shopping. er prices given represent the { grade of the food speci- Sewives should mot defer ‘Sketing to the last minute. WORLD'S PRICE LIST. Meats, EVENING RETAIL it fan ed, fancy ; manoked, 1% 10 0 le. fret, & to Ie bbs fren 15 to 20 Ihe. magne! nliced munked, as to nize fred, (vias Vegetables. 4 inches, fancy, bund... yA, ices, median, unc, ARMY TO RAISE POULTRY. Seeretory Baker % ‘Title for sold WASHINGTON, March 41.—"Poulter | Sergeant, first clase,” may be a new! designation in the United States Army within a few weeks. “Poulter” is a word whieh ined BLAST CANAL SLIDES | FOR THE PRINCE American En; {American and French represen and commanders of the, United States! viding for the return to soldiers of atl naval and Isthmian forces) premiums paid on war risk insurance Gov, Marding | during their service, and also réfunding canal, to them al military, were on the Renown. Sfourewives of New York are NOW orpiained the operation of thi has beer by Secretary Baker, who has @nnounced that he had under considera. | tion the establishment of poultry farms THE EVENING WORLD, WiunEBDA dient-with High Explosives. e the Mritheh Gov. Hard i nt ers Get the Renown | Through by Dangerous Expe- 21,—Biastings In the | Lefevre. | for relief of mMatives, the Prince expressing astonishment at the magnitude of the engineering foat A luncheon was given on board the Renown, the orfly toasts being to Prea- ident Wilson King George. Crowds greeted thi ce as hia ship parned ‘ough the canal, while airplanes aurved as escorts. eS COMPROMISE BONUS BILL INTRODUCED } va hip Renown, Prince of | 7 Wales, nate #0 nthe waterway. | Gtiflin Would Retum Insurance Sourflings showed a rock fifty feet] Premiums and Family equare In the path of the veawel, After | a walt of two hours, the rock was re-| Allotments. moved at dislodging more} Representative Griffin has introduced fn Was towed /in the House of Representatives ax a | | compromise r all other villa offered Mxpeditionar; cos A measure pro- allotments 4! FRANKLIN SIMOX., MEN'S SHOPS 2008 WEST 38th STREET our kind of. understand. In the Name of Quality The ‘New Spring ° BANISTER SHOES FOR MEN $13 revs Getting down to details, these Banisters are specially made for that custom quality in the models which the generality of shops_ neither undertake nor, High and low styles. All plain leathers, in all lasts. All colors, including Cordovan. patrons, and have ye HE Brogue 3 piece Rocker Upholstered, as shown im connection with the various arm: ee Girl, 12, Would Annul Wedding. ies carroll Chinese girl. in Binghamton, N. p lives at No, 291 Bowery, Geetge and posts throughout the country. Ap application for the annulment of | her marriage to David Leo ‘Nong. has boon: made. for Anna’ Lee Nong, tho He Banta, gyurdien ofthe! rt _ 149" Sre3@AvE ~° Season’s Most Popular Model ed walking Oxford among smart women, Because of its practices : and serviceability this model rightly deserves the popularity accorded it Welted Sole and Military Heel ~\ AU 14.9% STREET B.3Ro Avenue Furniture in the, Most Popular Styles—Low Prices KROEHLER DUOFOLD SUITE, 119% ‘This does not include Mattress. Oxford is the season's accep’- tical style, comfort In Dark ‘Tan Calf with $42.00 ‘Tax 20¢, All sixes and widths. UM.AHIRSCH SHOE COMPANY MANN &(o Good 8 shown here Subway and “L" seit open nibers of the American | ributed | + among their relatives and dependents, erat viata clothes members of | ine Representative Griffin's pos Henry's staff and two, patrol that the soldiers should have sk part, Morris Miller, twei thelr $40 « month without anyt Id, a an m the naval Gucteds ee | racks in Ray Ridge, was arrebied | 7 locked up in the West 68th Street HELD AS A DESERTER. {tion earty to-day — | ia charged with desertion by Sallor Arrested Eexelting| of the Naval Intelli- | The sailor denied ta Chane on Broad wa: he was only four daye a chase down I After ch six Naval Intellige: e the Intelligence * shots In the | CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY WHEN a man turns from custom-tailoring to Saks-tailoring he loses, nothing but the vanity of paying from $50 to $100 more than is really necessary. Wthout exception, the finest ready- for-service tailoring in cAmerica Saks & Company BROADWAY AT 34th STREET Pibadivig Waunnger Last Days of Our Great Easter Brides’ Outfit Salet All Specials Reduced. Easy Terms to All. ASTER BRIDES! 5-PIECE EASTER BRIDES’ Room Snite | SPECIAL SALE OF <> |Golden Oak Three Drawer Plate Welt Strong, well made Table, ena enuine brown Spanish feather seats on chairs; 67°" Suite complete for.. $1.00 a week buys this suite. A50 WORTH | BTS WORTH | {8100 WORTH | WorTh. Tie WHEKLY %L WERKLY 81.50 WEEKLY | 82.50 WEEKLY Our Special and Famous 3-Piece Bavenette Suite polished. } iim Big Value. One of our bargains. Sold on Easy Terms, Unexpected Guest A Davenette makes a per- fectly comfortable bed for two (2) adults. Mahogany Finish or Genuine Oak . Spler ly uphol- stered in mule skin, Open Until 10 P. M. Saturday Only. Open Until 10 P.M. Mondays and Saturdays HARLEM STORE BRONX STORE 2174 THIRD AVENUE | 420 E. TREMONT AVE. Bet. 118th-119th Sts. BRONX Same Service, Same Merchandise in Both Stores===———' Sold on Easy Terms Grapc~Raspberry NOTHER Welch Quality pure | fruit spread with the same in- comparable goodness as Grapelade, The combination of raspberry and grape is delightful. All the grape seeds and skins and the acid crystals are removed. Try Fruitlade (Grape-Raspberry) today. You'll like it on bread, muf- fins, toast, griddle cakes and for making desserts. Order a jar from your grocer, The Welch Grape Juice Co ‘Westfield, New York » MARU 51, Bassasasssassagrusageaevceasa ry 1920. S Now—for a few days—you may buy a Daven-o at Cut Prices. New Spring Stock arriving forces out present display lines, making it absolutely necessary that we sell at Quick Sale prices. There are many designs—to match all furniture you may have— A Bed Room and a Living Room ALL IN ONE BUT as distinct as though TWO Separate Rooms in all woods and coverings. Three Stores Selling. Hurry to the Nearest DTOWENG (STORES) | INCORPORATED | (3 STORES, 66 West 45th Street 34 E. 23d St., Manhattan 53 Flatbush Av., Bklyn. 3 Owen Stores Daven-os at all. Furniture at 23d St. Store Only. Featuring— Top Coats This is top coat time— —a bit too warm for that heavy overcoat and just a little too chilly without one. kk is neither too late nor too early, however, for a top coat of quality —made of just the right weight and'right kind of fabric, expertly tailored and conforming strictly to the final dictum of the style arbiters— —always remembering, of course, that ‘M\MaCyS standard of unques- tionable quality prevails, to say nothing of that sincere desire— and ability—to give top coat satisfaction. Single and double breasted models in fancy gray herringbone effects and knitted fabrics, Also oxfords in conserva- tive models. cassimeres, Special Offer—150 top coats $29.75 Too good to be true, you might think. visit to our store will quickly reveal the surpris- ing value—a far better coat than the price would indicate. But a Fancy cheviols and cassime:es in gray, green and lan mixtures. Sizes 34 to ne eT Gere —Fitth Floor, Front,