The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1921, Page 9

reductions in all manner of | stuffs is imperative. The |rate does not to SHIP CANTALOUPES HERE BY MILLIONS apply A large cargo steamet Pier No. 2 ago from Cal shipment of or will be sold at ar ornia, with a auction to- steaks and oth quite cheap, and it take effort by j Jul cuts | beef at jroast, and |sirabie pie jing meats, Spring ket in Between Railroads and Steamship Companies. the housewife to of roasting from 15¢ to 8 of pot roast and By P. Q. Foy. (Special Food Expert of The Evening World.) mb is not ma is is selling at pound by the carcass. lamb can be retailed The lower freight cost on Califor- 3 nia cantaloupes will permit millions of consumers to enjoy a delicacy on their breakfast tables that otherwise would, under the recent freight cost, 0 © waste in California or later on in Colorado. ‘fhe current price paid for a crate of cantdloupes in California is ap- proximately $1.90, and the present freight rate of $1.19 a crate makes a standard crate of 45 cantaloupes cost $3.98 delivered at the dock in New| o this must be added the} sharges and the war tax, bring ing the cost to something like 7c for|®" @ standard aloupe, which makes two large po ns and costs at pr to 43c a pound. amb and at the ung lamb. oming he spring laml veigh about 32 the mutt 5 pounds to t should — obs ng lamb is lighter in colo mutton, which is a dark or de the ribs of lamb are nearly s\ while the ribs of mutton are the bones of large and he bones of s) rin, easily cut or bro! California products said: ent freight rate applies | enly to through shipments from. the | Beat of production to the Atlantic} euboard, and dags not apply to ship- ments held up at Chicago, whieh must pay the old rate. The compe & Co and as Hero inside out simpl ington and ments 10) pull it back again. whip their fruit by w breaks it. reduction in freight rate Binning of a war between the! MILE BR & Co. 43 and the ts do not) consider the duction in freight as ad ent situation and say th “WEAR-EVER” COUPON f] Any store selling “Wear-Ever” aluminum cooking utensils is authorized to accept this coupon and 49c in payment for one seven-inch Fry Pan, which sells regularly for $1.30, pee id earn the it store on or before June 4 ° Vite on pi your name, address and date of purchase, Name .. Address City... The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company, New Kensington, Pa, Note: If you write to the Company for pan, please send 60. n (Ve NEW ¥ = Cor. 46"St.& 82 Ave. Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Everywhere within 150 miles of New Yo; We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payme: white Ivory. Neatly carved, Bed; a pieces, June Columbia and Cortina Foreign Language Records on Sale. Columbla Grafonolas from $30 Up on Our Easy Pay- ment Plan. All Goods Marked In Plain Figures. Motor Truck ER DOUBLE DA-BED, ENGLANDER B CONGOLEUM RUGS, 510: finished in Mahogan $3675 Oxd, at e with mattre: SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO $110. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Deliveries. potatoes, onions and cabbages that are pro- duced in California in jarge volume. North River, a few days nges and lemons that y loin cuts of beef ay. | Fresh Western dressed beef plentiful and selling at lic to 16¢ a pound wholesale for common to good steers. The increasing demand for is from the untry resorts has resulted " in slightly higher prices on some s, Signals Are Up for Rate War Jes, but the ordinary cuts of b nd stewing coming into fe quantities as yet, and Legs of chops should not cost more Many shops | rling lambs and mut prices that can be had for the finest | difficult color and more As mutton costs ent from 80¢ to 50 a portion in most| nly 24e a pound for the whole — The eset restaurants, i with 38¢ a pound for Tooth Powder. Merchants in the whol dis an extra profit Alkalineandan- triet are much elated over ic a s of mutton at! . . duced freight cost. ‘The saving in|*PFing lamb prices. tiseptic. Cleans, 5 O75 While fresh f see fowl sold at i 5 freight will be from #75 to $125 a car, |gqqto 350. wholesale last eal cunt | whitens and pre. which will mean a larger volume Of | .__——————_—————_—_sassc_sa— serves. Thelarge business and enable consumers to . : 1 vegetables, such as eauli- Size Is most €co ry, beans, peas, | nomical. spinach and chokes during the | é leas entire winter and early spring at} comparatively low. pric A leading For Sale at RW. Macy new frame if the wind There are two more coupons like this in this newspaper. Use one yourself and give the other two to friends. 4-Plece Heppel- Bedroom Suite in Antique with bow foot end iMustras ted, 4 food- of the retail dealers were charging present consumers from 43c to 48c Saturday, | but a few were re’ ing these fowls at 38c to 40c. As fresh Western fowls soldat 29¢ to 30c wholesale, a retail! price of 350 would admit of a good| profit. Live fowls sold on Friday at| 26c wholesale, and Hebrew house- | wives should get the benefit of these lower prices on Tuesd brew Feast of Wee! brated to-day, whi | brew calendar year, A reference to the prices on Long Island ducklings a few weeks ago in this column brought about a much increased consumptive demand, and now Island duck growers 8 little | sing campaigns in obtain |the newspapers. These farmers can produce millions of ducklings a year, but the profiteering retailers stand -|between the producers and consum- d stew- “ases. pped to $8.50 a arrel, or a little over 2¢ a pound on the fancy quality the average | good grades sold at $3. A retail price c ® pound on fine new potatoes admits of a good profit to the re- tailer. ved at record is ends the He- Ble to at 45¢, highest | bs now White as Snow Le pearly whiteness of driven snow is found in the teeth of those who use Calox or tha ep red; tra bent or mutton to i= lamb WRITF. PHONE OR CALL T0-DA TEL-FITZROY 6931 FREE WINDOW DRAPES With Each Order This Week SLIP COVERS—5 PIECES Main Office and ayener C 51 J—iZth Ave., 3th St. Offer Also Applies to Long Island, New Jersey and Staten Isiand. JUNE SPECIAL, |] NOW'S THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR SLIP-COVERS HALF REGULAR PRICE TEL. WATKINS 5823 @nd our salesman will call with @ selection of samples. 5-PIECE SLIP COVERS 50 Any size Belgian damask or cre- FACTORY 39 W. 14TH ST. (Opposite Rothenherg's) BROOKLYN BRANCH, 1449 41ST ST. BRONX BRANCH, 1566 Wilkins Ave, ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine rk. at Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-one years and proved safe by millions, » Aspirin only as told in the Bay- age for Colds, He ; lgia, Rheumatism, Earache, he, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin cost few cents. Drug- gists also sell larger packages. Aspirin 50 is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac- ture of Monoaceticacidester of Sal- fcylicacid,—Advt, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, Broadway at Ninth Street New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 Redu 500 Pieces of our good Crepe-de-Ch 105 nightgowns—were $5 100 nightgowns—were $6. 110 nightgowns—were $7. 185 chemises—were $4.95 Odds and ends of a successful | season. | The lingerie was made especially | for us, this season, Materials | were carefully selected and the styles are the smartest styles of the | season, | Nightgowns and envelope or ced-- ine Lingerie 5 REA RR WERT at $3.85 95 to. $10....... at $5.85 O50 WH Sls. cen at $6.85 to $6.95........ at $3.85 step-in chemises in tailored or fancy models—many of which) are trimmed with real pastel colors. A few to be had in pink, blue or| orchid. Third Floor, Old Building Pure Linens at under Replacement prices -Tablecloths, $3.75 162, silver bleached, 54x54 in. | Tablecloths, $2.75 | 380, silver bleached, 45x45 in. | Napkins to Match Napkins to match both of the foregoing groups of table cloths, hemmed— 0 bed ob~J ans Ss Two happy little White Canaries have traveled all the way from Australia, to find homes here. They are the only white cana- ries in America, we are told— rare as white blackbirds. Both are males. $125 each In the Bird Shop— Downstairs Store Broadway Passageway Imported Scissors 50c and 65c pair 1,200 pairs of imported scis- sors—best quality forged steel. sizes 34,4 and 4! in., 65c to 95 grades—50c pair. —sizes 515 and 6 in., neat leather sheath accompanying every pair, $1 and $1.25 grades — 65 pair. Notion section, Main Floor, Old Building 22-in. Napkins $7.75 dozen, 486 dozen; many beautiful de- signs to choose from. Table Damask e270 it, rarw quality, bleached — 2.50 yard, Glass Towels 32 in, 'y checked linen, for glasses or dishes, blue or red checks; will not lint. First Floor, Old Building FROM Summer Corsets for large women On warm days large wo- men find their regular cor- sets LEN and burden- some. he creator of LILLIAN corsets, a famous Parisian corsetiere, to ob- viate this annoyance, has de- signed models especially for summer wear. _ They possess the grace of line, the exquisite taste and workmanship inherent in every LILLIAN corset. With these qualities they combine a light- ness of construction and mate- rials which renders them cool and comfortable, for for the Light-weight pink toile the stout woman, $15. tall figure, $19.50, Other models up to $50. Third Floor, Old Building Important Clearaway of Fine Frocks and Coats For the Younger Generation Combining the end-of-season dispersals of the Salons of Miss 2 to 6 (on the Third Floor) and the Girls’ Own Corner (on the Second Floor). 6 to 16 years. made York cha Sizes 6 to 16 years | 300 dresses of imported gingham, chambray, linen, organdie and dimity. | were $13.75 to $42.50. | at $9.75 to $25, | 25 fine white dresses crepe de chine, Georgette crepe, voile and organdie. were $19.75 to $59 at $12.50 to $39.50. 17 party silk frocks. —were $15 to $49.0 —at $10 to $25. Everything in this clearaway was to our order either in New or Paris, and a few of the wee dresses were made in the Philippines. Sizes 2 to 6 years 30 hand made white drésses were $3.95 to $9.50. —at $1.95 to $4.50. 40 exquisite French dresses Were $21.50 to $100, —at $10 to $45. 100 Dresses of imported dimity were $5.95, —at $2.95. 100 Frocks of Peter Pan cloth. were $3.95, ——at $1.95. 100 dresses of imported gingham, mbray, and dimity. were $6.95 to $13.50. —at $4.50 to $8.50. 25 coats—colored woolens | were $10 te $37.50. —at $5, $7.50, $10. 30 crepe de chine and taffeta coats. were $21.50 to $55. —at $10 to $25. 100 hats were $3.95 to $21, —at $1.95 to $5, dress and tailored. Third Floor, Old Building Sizes 6 to 16 years 37 crepe de chine taffeta frocks, were $25 to $39.50, at $18.50 to $25. and 25 plaid and plain skirts} oriyinally 818.50 and $13.50 at $6. 130 cloth coats and ¢ originally £16.50 to $59.50 at $7.50, $13.50, $16.50. Second Floor, Old Buliding, Tenth street filet | lace—or embroidery in self or| } Ra Wy TR dae | pes. | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. 300 more ORIENTAL Rugs at HALF Import Cost Hudson Bay Sable Scarves One skin Full furred Extra large $59.50 A few 2, 3 and 4 skin scarves at the same ratio of price, that is $119 for the two skin scarves, and so on, The lowest price at which we have sold this rade of fur this season, ower, we believe, than any price, anywhere, for the same quality of sable. Second Floor, Old Bullding Self-color Ratines down to 45c yd. 1,800 yards, from a manu- facturer who is clearing his decks preparatory to taking inventory. Seasonable weight and colors- cadet blue, light blue, navy blue, rose, brown, pink, champagne, lavender, gray, tan and white. 36 in. wide. Main Floor, Old Bullding DOWN-STAIRS STORE We Have Reduced Shoes For Women High Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords were were were were 667 pairs 580 pairs 1,004 pairs 624 pairs $4.90 $5.40 $6.40 $8.40 | All $3.45 | Plenty of White High Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords White buck-finish boots, White canvas boots several styles. White buck-finish eye- let pumps. White canvas oxfords. Patent leather pumps, Patent leather oxfords, Black kidskin pumps. Black leather oxfords, Black kidskin oxfords, All of the above men- tioned styles and kinds will he offered in all the usual sizes, Down-staire Store, New Bldg. Sterling Silver for the bride BREAD TRAYS 4817.50 to $75 BON BON DISHES $9 to 425 BOWLS $20 fo 8110 CANDLESTICKS, PAIR $12 to $187.50 CAKE BASKETS 436 to $80 COFFEE SET, 3 pieces $75 to $810 VEGETABLE DISHES 447 to 108 TEA SETS 5 PIECES $191.25 to $700 VASES $5.50 to site TEA CADDIES $11.50 to $18 COMPOTES 441 to 4105 WATER PITCHERS $65 to $170 HOT WATER KETTLE $127.50 to $400 Sterling Sliver Courts, Main Floor, Old Building Boys’ Straw Hats Prices reduced 200 hats were $2.50 \ $1.45 and $2.75. 100 hats were $3.50) $1.95 There are black, blues, tang and bleach, in mushroom, roll brim and sailor in small and large shapes. 3 to 10 years sizes. Third Floor, Old Bullding 600 Boys’ Khaki Knickers for $1.15 Fine twill, full cut, well made; 7 to 18 year sizes. Boys preparing to to camp, to the mountains, to the beach or on holiday visit need a couple pairs of such knickers, Third Floor, Old Bullding Children’s Unlined Play Shoes 100 pairs, $3.90 to —t $2.50 $4.40 grades Scout model. Low-cut high shoe, Tan leather. Elk soles, Sizes 834 to 2. First Floor, Old Buliding I? but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. is not big type and big talk in the newspapers— The prices are only a little more than the custom charges $24.50 For Turkish rugs averaging in size feet $29.50 For Turkish rugs “at $35 * aya ing in ‘ise nd xT foot te ‘These rugs were imported about eight months ago— Turkish rugs, pure wool, in warm colorings and interest- ing designs. The importers needed money, 80 they drew these rugs out of bonded ware- house and let us have them at. a price we couldn’t refuse. Shades from Japan The first shipment sold out quickly. The eee are so very appropriate for sum- mer use or oi or Sects : 1 . are made 7 bamboo, and lined with old gold, rose or blue china silk, 12-inch shades,$1.75 14-inch shades, ie 16-inch shades, 18-inch shades, tad 20-ineh shades, Second Gallery, New Buliding Half Price for Table Glassware 42 pieces of Sapphire blue glass; and 21 pieces of Ca- naria cut glass—including bowls, nappies, candy jars, vases amd sherbet glasses. One-third less: for— —83 berry sets, —14 grape juice sets, —25 covered mayonnaise dishes and ladies. All lightly eut glass mounted in sterling allver. Second Gallery,,New Building Good News of Summer Curtains 500 touch lower levels of prices. Ruffled scrim and muslin cure tains, plain and fi ) aredown to $1.95 40 84.25 pair. Marquisette and scrim cur tains, hand-drawn and hemstitch- ed, are down to $2.75 and $3.98 paw. Fourth Gallery, New Buliding. Only 50—but that is the reason why these Paris ideas are reflected tn r Canton Crepe Coats, Capes and Wraps are only $55 Straight line coats which may be tied in with a mere tape of a girdle— at the waistline to give an individual silhouette—the Parisiennes’ suc» cessful idea, Some of these coats are perfectly plain, while the new wide sleeves and soft collar of one model are trimmed with many rows of narrow looped fringe, Beautiful straight lines of the wrapa are accentuated by rows of deep sille fringe. Semi-cireular capes, too, with fringe. edged Black and navy blue. every model in the collection. Second Fleer, Old Bulting erssegosqutenettintitnantrediceaon t You'Tl like them. at And you'll like the sub- ff“ stantial savings. a6 ‘Third Gallery, New Building ce: More Wicker Lamp * ee a ee or eres en