The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 27

a a <n generate hay Rt sen moengpiynomepran on TR cease LAMB DROPS FIVE CENTS A POUND; PORK ALSO DOWN Beef and Chicken Generally! Lower, Butter Too High, \ Apples Plentiful. By P. Q. Foy. (Bpectal Food Expert Evening World) ‘The decline of 6 cents a pound on native dressed lamb since last week end a slight lowering of prices on @resned medium steers should be re- flected in the prices paid by consum- ere at the end of the week. The va- rious pork cuts, with the exception of ight Jersey loins, also are lower. Tdght Western pork loins dre selling at 34 cénts to 87 cents tn the whole- walé market and ghowld not cost consumers more than 43 to # cents for the end cuts, and not more than 4% cents to 49 cents a poulid for chops cut from centre of loin, It would be more economical! for house- wives to purchase thé whole or half loin and have it chapped up using the end as well as the centre chops. ‘Ths wholesale market ts I!berally wapplied with fresh medium beef that te gelling at 17 to 19 cents by the carcass, The following fair prices should be the limit retafl cost to consumers of the various cuts from medium steors,. native Iamb and mutton Price per Dut of meat. pound. Beef— Porterhouse steak .....-++ 43—460 Bottom round steak . Cut top sirloin ...... Whole top alrloin . Girloin steak Rib roast, first two ribe.. Rib roast, next three ribs. . Rib roast, chuck . Chuck steak Cut cross rib Whole cross nib . Stewing and pot roasts .. Lemb— Leg spring lamb . Rib lamb chops pore b chase Shoulder amb chops . Chuck Stew! spring lamb s of mutton mutton ow 2 ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 132, 1920, |Fool Rooster '$40,000 TO WOMAN cost $2.75 a crate wholesale are re- led al 0 10c. ach, or three * Th at ep fr Fes ore tn aio Bo RUN OVER BY AUTO SATURDAY SATURDA . Gives N.J. Babies ~ BELLAS HEss & @'s For the fancy large apples that c $ tuning | ‘trom Peds oP to hevenme | Sweetened Milk) ai at Max Eirlmberg before Supreme | two frutt, the general retail price on | Court Justica Gavagan i favor of these atande Is 5c and 20c. an apple | ———- j Annie Seidman, twenty-nine years. otd, while fanoy State table apples can , ‘ ta, 54S of $40,000 for injuries received when be purchased from push-cart meh at wa Big Dairy May Put SURAT eimbers'a automobile ran over her, from 20, to Sc. pth Us in Brook Where Its Holsteins | He ta « Durln Miss Seidinan was home, at No. 962) to court In Drink. By Farmer Smith. GREAT NOTCH, N. J., Nov. HONOR FRENCH TARS| WHO DIED IN U. S.| an automobile 0 court muination chair and stretcher: | that f hips, not hee \Memorial Cross Unveiled at Army Cemetery in Cypress Hills. Armistice Day saw the unveiling of @ large memorial cross, erected by the Franco-American Soclety in the United States Army cemetery at Cypress Hills on the atte of the graves of twenty-five French sailors, members of the crews of the war- ships composing the French North Atlantic Fleet, who died In American waters during the World War. The unveiling was performed by Nicholas Murray Butler, President of the society, while prayera were of- tered by the Very Rev. Father Wucher, rector of the French Church of -St. Vincent de Paul in 28d Street and Dean of the Frnech clergy in the United Stages. Naval honors ‘were rendered by a detachment of officers and sailors from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and brief addresses were delivered by Kear Admiral Glennon, Mra, Antonio Caruso who conducts a amall grocery store at Thumb Point received a barrel of eygar yesterday from a Newark wholesale grocer, The | store runs up on a Iittle hill and the| barrel was jeft at the rear door with a stone under it to keep it from rolling down, After the truckinan left, a rooster belonging to Nathan Peddlefield, who lives next door, consumed by curt- osity flew over and lit on the barrel, disturbing its eqilibrtum. It started down hill, narrowly missing a passing automobdile, struck a post, went through a barbed wire fence and landed in Watktin's Brook, which rune through the Eastwood Dairy Farm. By the time the barrel struck the water, It was all in pleces and the sugar was eagerly lapped up by the bebbling brook. About this time @ Holstein cow came to quench her thirst, She took @ sip, then another, then sniffed the air.and sent @ wireless to her neigh- atin fenotured, the knitted properly encased |i t and BIG BARGAIN This Clearance Sale of Our Surplus Mail Order Stock is the talk of all New Y ork---Better Values than you get at any NewY ork Department Store. It will pay you to come on Saturday and look over these truly eae value STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY GS WOMEN’ and MISSES’ Gaston Liebert, Consul General of |France; Samuel W. Fairchild, in be- jhalf of the Memorial Sub-Committee, and Commander Riga! of the French Navy, representing tho Ambassador of France. ‘There ale were present officers trom the Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes, representatives of the Amert- can Legion, delegations of the Asso- elation of French Veterans, American naval and military officers; Elbert H. Gary; Henry Gloster Armstrong, bors. Soon the Eastwood cows were ali lined up drinking the sweetened water, The milk of the Eastwood Datry Farm reached its baby constituents this morning and the sweetness of :t caused many of them to ery lustily for more. In the mean time, Mra. Carus» is busily engaged calling up Newark Wear “SUPERIORS.” Fellows who fare forth after fame and for- tune, whohang on and neverhang back, the ready, heady, steady workers, who do thetr level best —arid always on the level—love living in and if you need a Winter Coat here's your chance to buy a WONDERFUL BARGAIN Consul General of Great Britain, and| lawyers trying to ascertain who is Major Gen. Bethel!, Military Attache| responsible for the damage. The con- 500 COATS of the British Embassy at Washing-| sensus of opinion seems to be that ton; Hello Lobo, Consul General of|the rooster’ is accessory to the sac Brazil; William D. Guthrie, and|charine fact—Frank McDermit die roast Bop ola et Sensible many others, senting. Pe igey ca ey Popular Styles; ———— = same, whether in the famous button- 0 loeked crotch, 0: ton seat Colors Good s ch. All fabrics, priced to Material: (o) er ere ‘Superiors" to yourdealer, aterials 1 Other Stylish te at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and up, all worth more than double The ..eather Is Getting Cold The Superior Underwear Co. © Piqua, Ohie eg imimgdinte service enmall orders Bieohone New'Yark Omice and Warehouse Btopresaat £08. Fourth Ave. at lsh Street We can Buy it?” Worth Doubl ° The Sale com- prises Goorg- ette Dresses, beaded and em- broidered styles. Sizes up to 38 only. Values up to $35. "$49.98 Women. this season’ The runge of prices Widcusssn” thressee’ po femal nr ieee eps How often have you, yourself, asked this ques- Far cath ried st; los, "colo rae tats, sired ioe tie" tppat tion?” Thousands of people ank it every day. Be eed Ss cece ae re ie and” ma te teat lig Gavettised Eecehine ea ces thlaclaie aavern | Reve 5g. 98 styles; beautiful materials. Your choice of rials. Wo Creamery butter of good commer- tieed. ‘They may want to buy castings of castoria— | beautiful Black Silk Seal Plushes and many ; i cial quality is offered in the whi tfiey) wey, want to got a lawyer ora funatihed naanl | Many i cther ydraeoe A i hionable all wool materials. Every coat is _ double. sale market at 48 lo 62°cents and-can} be retulied at 56 to 60 cents a pound, | ores aro} tifully tailored and the values even in the al today would be up to $18 any- where lee, Sale 5g. 98 ana a se No matter what one of many things they may daily want, the nearest place where it is sold, can easily and quickly be found in Donnelley’s Red Book Classified Telephone Directory. Get in the habit of using this mart style which big bar. Come and price $45.00 proportion of @ tectuical high grade is sold at aa| book for your every day needs. fg fea rey veetrcen A Cold Weather Bargain | News High Grade Dress be used as a basis for determnling worry and money: Boys! Fisie: ian! Skee Mahogany Brown , tho retali cost to consumer® of a y' | Boys wi Cc If ki Vi Si «rade of creamery costing 15 cents a ‘THE REUPEN H. DONNELLEY allskin. ery mart. pound less. American cheese is plen- CORPORATION $10 Val ‘3 téful and cheap and can be retailed | 227 Folton 9t, New York City anne at @ profit at 28 to 30 cents @ pound, | Sizes 6 to 10 and sharp old cheese should not cost | Donnelley’ Red Book z t more than 3 to 34 Cents @ pound,! ing. Lined ‘ while some retailers are charging 38 | Classhed Terepnose Directory Navy blue throughout . ie $4.75 to 40 cente a pound, which Js exces-| y, |Sizes zp. . { ove. + Fresh killed spring frying and | 8 to 18 ; roasting chiokens are quite pientfful, | Men's Serviceable Double but the publicity given by The Dve- | Sole Shoes. Mahogany ning W to this gra f reason- | Brown or Black Calf Fin- ‘ ably priced, poultry has enabled thou- | ished Leather. Goodyear | sands of families to get this delicate Frying chick- pounds each | For dress or A stan- i welte chicken at low prices, general wear. ens weighing 3 to 31 te fe id .! the cornfed, and de, t'44e: « pound Manufacturer’s waren fends, for the Lifes chicks ese ry ‘s - chickens either cut up or fried In a Extraordinary Offer cEeny en Jat took’ ee eat A2Pmtial lt of exeape HE) and il on the ry i rte joy and at the | Save $15.00 to $20.00 $5.75 Crete” Dresser in| Sohed! Dress for Gir ame time the c! on a Suit or Overcoat hat can be pu -pound roasters, or 2~pound broilers A PAIR OF tureraof clothing Bargains in Shoes for years. Assorted ma- Ginghams, Plain Reps, ‘ost more money, but are not esy | § ilk On account _———————— nd +1 1. Black te-ials and colors. | Linene ete. better than the medium sizes. . ie Boy. ack or ma- s Apple re coming te th, whet | Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hose Suits Radically Reduced | hogany brown; durable Some, plaida, some srl fine who TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASING A PAIR ’ All-Wool Winter Weight leather. Worth $4. up 'te"'$248. While! v1, ee) H QF GSHOkS TO-DAY’ AND TO-MORROW Suits, Nicely. tailored, 1 A P Values up to applee at five pound BAEEUHIVE yl fine ma. Sale price, they last Saturday Special ! cente and two-and- F is, Coen table apples at Women’ S Shoe Shop M es 5 izee 8 to, 18 544-5 $4.00 $4.98 } Se sat Ger | "$20 to. to $ * Super Quality, cea, A SPORTEER 114 West 125th St. Children’s High Grade Bargaius in Men's | about 160 on oe anledae aoe Bak re maa Just West of Lenox Ave. Overcoats Button Shoes of Patent Clothing ve - alf, Lace " - i jen’ Wool Fi i i pment n | eee OPENING TO-DAY | powescnus.s Sere lester topes Flaxible Nivy “Bive "Cheviot Thee 1 at 10¢. to 12¢. an apple, N | $ years. Value $15.94, hanat Tacles. viae Suits, Single Breasted as AT NOG 25 to! $35, gatos Ga 4! 1 Wes elven SAN ' sizes, apecial for Men's , Nobby, Warm, Winter Everybody this amazing value, Young yew. Tore to-day WL B. Ch, 693 Broadway, $3 value, $4.5C HOW TO REACH OUR BUILDING FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR wonder: 114 West 125th st. 834 Westchester Ave. ‘a at ROS 614 West 18ist St. §7 Avenue 6 Take 9th Ave * to Christopher St. Station, walk one block west ee een MOLESALE DEPT. ROADWAY Cor. 4th St. | Man's: Neciolc Sette of | and one block south to Barrow Bt, or Overcoats. WHOLESALE ORFT,, 0. WEST BAO 6th Fidor, Take Elevator | All-Wool gray or brows | Take 7th Ave. Subway to Cliristopher St. Station, walk west to] Fancy English OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY faney. welztures. Long Washington St and one block south to Barrow St. or Wool Mixtures. = —_—_—_—— o i From East Side “1 and Subway Lin ‘ansfer to Highth St ; PSS a pas ees ran “ surface cars and get off at ¥th Ay * Walk one block west EN Ld eae di eld like the picture, to to Washington St. and one block south to Barrow St, Pig bates aring tp KRAMER BROS INC. A HOME cheat. Value $25.50. From Brooklyn, take Subway through Clark St. Tunnel, get off at | models. . eo \\\ Special price Christopher St. walk west to Washington St. and one block $35 value INE linen, well-chos- SELECTED —" COMPLETE. south to Barrow St : From New Jersey, take Hudson Tunnels or Lackawanna Ferry to en china, charming | MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY a $45.50 ncn s meets take deneaoh facneloe, Caskawibune bt $49.75 GRAND RAPIDS FURN ORE crystal and sturdy Shef- ) AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING A, TO4*SEL” STATION ar Coman field — all adjuncts. of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE S) ea alfa og te emphatic importance: to Prime Rib Roast Beef (any cat) 3 4c a * $1. WEEKLY DOORS . STORE © a dining rgom table. And Corn Fed Beet Ib, t OPEN OPEN all, except the linen ob- Fi \ OPENS AN-ACCOUNT ; tainable at Ovington’s, Sugar Cured Sm. Hams 32 Cin. 2 DOWN On Eos EVERY e ALL DAY. q pe (Rear at OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 817 WEST 16TH STREET \ , oo W782 DOWN ON "100"! 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