The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 9

‘, (Special Food Expert of The Evening < *) more olearly demonstrated than by EVEN WORLDS i yn it a ee onions last Wednesda; PUBLICITY CHECKS —_-.-— Their Prices With a Thud. By P. Q. Fos, World.) ‘Tho efficacy of publicity was never The Eventmg World’s expose of the r cabages, cucumbers, jar ontons and other’ vegetables, which ake o relief. to Three of the leading chain stores in Mantettane which were cl fo, 8., “tho = tog be! Ag! Evening World od street were fore at once to t creat consumers ere decentiy, and by nom they these same Texas onions at 60. & Pound, a price that gave them a profit of morn than 30 por cent. ovor fs | Gougers i in Vegetables Dropped P a &noe of medium grade offering at $0. to léc. We aré sell ing chucks at Tc. to 13¢. and loins at 150. to 800. er cent. lower than on Monday,” Other wholesale ported a similar condition of affairs, and the surplus will have to go to the freezer. The manager of one of the sniatlo regarding the consumptive de. vig FOOD PROFITEERS = jendiond, will put te, butane ccllone tt this week Nh tags Theso prices are 15 yer . tiv" beef houses re- "Voce week, and oo mo Rent week means m bn OR, egev'gd will onl: of meat that they expect to ‘The wholesale market on Western nother cent. yeater- steers day t Iic., bény! the gommon to me- dium @ pound. at 18c. to 16¢. mutton and dag! pork, lac are un pode in’ the wholesale market. ‘There congestion In perishable freight at the New York te is some {improvement tn the rmipals, with fewer loaded cara held on track than for ‘of 700 at Lincoin Highway, pis site base. by a lumber company al The Pennsy!- quired a tract y. N. J., on the ‘This was Lig trackage for 750 freight "oars, now used as the terminal for South fruits and vegetables. This is the ern first effective atep taken by any of the railroads to solve the problem of freight congestion wholesalo market is piled high wn, vegetables and prices are in- variably lowor, some items selling for the wholesale cost. The prices on less than cost of freight and packing, now potatoes being the only excep- other salads and vegetables were lowered in Uke manner to correspond with the lower wholoaale cost. Another decline jhas been recorded in creamery butter, and consumers will got the benodt, of ‘The Evening ‘orid’s campaign for fair prices in ee lowgr cost of fancy table cream- © wholeaaie market is load- $4 with tne batter that can be bought at S4c. 'to S6c. a pound, ani only retaiiers in high clase nalghbors are paying more than 7c. to 58c., but some technical qualities are out at a higher price. Fine to fancy creamery butter can failed at 63c., "= ‘The manager of « Western houses when asked to give ‘The Evening World the status of the wholesale beef market, are selling the finest ribe from heavy teers at 2c. to %c., and good ribs at te. to Bic, and we have an abund- tion, The latter market advanced $2 per barrel this week in nse to heavy ‘buying by the seashore hofeis. uty | in Ailing the market dasket on Saturda: years. ing World for fair food prices to consumers, and the searchlight of sewives should have less diffi- than for more than threo e campaign of The Even- prices flashed on the profiteering veel market, intelligently. pea ing retailers, has been ip to housewives who | ra Big a.all | studied fully ty the nonpeniter and the! re-|outelde prices should only be paid | for the highest quality and grade of | ‘00d. Think Twice! 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