The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 19

nee ae Lr, a — — “+ - 1 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922. 19 5]32.05 per dozen, the new price et for] BARS GORKY FROM FRANCE. |Pince., Gorey ts tit and wishes to r . take a rest cure in the south of Fran them. Crabs will go down in cost as ‘Anatole ‘France, "Romain Rolland and soon as the supply is more plentiful. 2 (New York Evening World). | Henri Barbusse appealed to the Govern Live lobster remains the same at, 38 Publishing Company ment to allow the Russian to recover cents per pound, while the cooked Premier re}his health on French sot!. Now a huge brings 45 cents. literary men, the] petition is being signed by Deput Halibut is selling spectal at 32 cents May Wide w# and the followers | authors and artists belonging to all par- a : 5 " i ‘ » 5 b a ties, but there is no sign of the Gov Gla NAG Tas Fete 0) Oe ee eee Mond ext Diet e per pound; steak cod, the same; 888 |Gorky. the Rurslan : ie eke ; ; peo nie y ar opinion of them has improved."* @dave! (COS bass, 85 cents; fine Boston mackerel, . cee ame ' Great Liking for Scotch wey 40 cents per pound; Western salmon, i Mhiskev FARTHEST FROM HOME, 1 f vegetables: ana|4> cents; filet of haddock, 80 cents; } Whiskey. The “New York Da Fresh supplies of vegetables’ and) rounders, 22 cents; porgies, 12 cents; H _ New Yorker for @ Day or| fruits are displayed in the retail mar- E See aac: Two" who ia furthest from home to- By Roger Batchelder. day is I. A. Hacke, who 4s ef the| Kets following a clean up of all stock tented taste] PeM"svivania. Ills home town, Ryd-| for Decoration Day which saw prac- ‘The apparently unprece MA et 1 in| 22% Australia, ts about 18,000 miles} tically all markets closed. Green for Scotch: whiskey develop from Broadway. beans continue to arrive in plentiful America since Prohibition came here “The ; quaptity and the price ts from 15 was a matter of some comment by/ THEATRES ALL DO ¥ cents to 2 pounds for 25 cents for Joseph Bloch of Glasgow, Scotland, a RECORD BUSINESS | spreciai grade, with the poorer quality member of an old firm of Scotch bringing 8 pounds for 25 cents. Fresh weak fish, 10 cents per pound. e, For breakfast Finnan haddie, par- boiled and served with a cream sauce, is a change and costs but 18 cents per pound. Kippered salmon, good for = yes i ay suad, selis at 20 cents; devilled crabs, THE HUSBANDS who lost 20 cents each; cod fish cakes, 6 cents whiskey merchants, who is now at peas sell at 20 cents per poun their tempers somewhere be- leach in a chain fish store. 10 D . (@) DE SeArieyivania. chokes, 8 for 26 cents; new cabbage, tween their homes and the subway at any time this season, retailing low as three for 10 cents, six for 26 st h i Ti 5 ; ry, 16 ce ‘The variety is small and not “ " to be a greater de-} ‘ments to Battling With | 5 cents per pound; celery, 15 cents] cents: y y Hasan Xie’ a for ae yootch Cc 1 8 per bunch; radishes, green onions,|as Juicy: as the housewife demands. une pl (@) une th on after breakfast yesterday morning erica for goo¢ rowds, 5 cents per bunch; peppers, 5 cents] Wholesale, per crate, peaches cos! i i i: i whiskey than ever before,” he # th the. GUGRIRE in New| ch: lettuce, 6, 10 Geis canta per | from cents to $5, according to will have their wives speak to their “We account for this to some extent] 1” the Shubert theatres in New) i oog according to krade: beets, 2/8tade. Fine, large blackberries retall , they will find the coffee which will prevent a recurrence of People Prefer Entertain- from the fact that Americans who| Y°°* Row having bills it was an-l bunches for 26 cents; carrots, 10/at 40 cents per quart basket, and nounced last night that “the day's re-| cents per bunch; egg plant, 10 and|Wholesale, 30 to 40 cents. These are ° oO mainly North Carolina grown. ts a Strawberries are larger and less “ have recently been in Europe have ceipts are the largest ever recorded| 15 cents each; summer squash, white such loss. he taste for Scotch : Lh ‘ee rorrcan whis.{for Memorial Day performances.”| &nd yellow, § cents per pound; spin- spirit. Also, the old American whis ach, 3 pounds for 25 cents. wasty than those sold last week, and aviare becoming scare here. And it was said by the managers of It comes in a vacuum can and its the price {s from 30 to 45 cents per ELGIN “Prices seem to be very high here,| theatres showing “The Dem!-Virgin,” , ;,Jquart basket. Extra fine stock cost is Premier fee e ; Asparagus, now largely nearby,| quart baske oxtra fine stock costs nami ffee, @lthough the goods at home are sold we have Souris," “The Truth About] see trom 35 to 45 cents per bunch|25 cents per pint box. Wholesale, the e is co! at nominal cost.” Blayds," “The Dover Road,” “The 2 ice is 15 to 35 cent fc i , ‘s ‘, Pi e weighing 2 pounds and is of tender} Price is 16 to cents per quart for Like so many visitors to New York,/Cat and the Canary,” “The First) quality, The green is more common] Jerseys, and 28 cents for Missouri ass oor Tt took eighteen months be find this Mr Btoch had tittle comment 2 xear ate Ww ho Gets Biapped) ul than when the bulk of the stock|stock. Florida muskmetons bring 35 blend and a great collection of men make on Prohibition and its results,|the Keith and Proctor vaudeville tha’ sy si 7 i \ e came from California. New corn|cents retail and $6.50 to $7 per crate ae and, strangely enough, spoke as| record audiencts attended. SPAT Florida ie too high for the aver.| Wholesale, South American grapes, grumblers to help make it perfect though it did not exist Motion picture theatres, including white, sell at $4.50 to $5.60 per box and they did. age housewife to buy, although at- Whether it exists or not--probably|the Capitol, Rialto, Strand and Cameo, r tractive stuff brings around $1 per]Wholesale, and 40 to 60 cents per ers ell did capac susiness lay long. ; a sss MAS peonle are acting taore and |dozen ears. Cauliflower is in light {pound in the retail atores. Now a wife who wants her hus- receipt and the price remains high o tolerant of the crowded con- LOUISIANA, RICH AND POOR. | More intolerant of the crowded con-| TOC “While Louie ditions of trains and boats on sum- band to leave home feeling fully Jams and marmalades are featured in the chain stores at 19 to 26 cents cents per small head and ‘Tomatoes are firm at 20 is one of the HC ate ta natural resources, it{ Mer holidays they are spending thelr ilybay pana @ltitBoor stuck galls |berdur, andl pickles of all kinda ae £0 content with the world need only 2 eG. ‘ poe time in the theatres,” Lee Shubert }cents per pound, wi por stock sell- and pickles o ds at 2 is, paradoxically, one of the poorest] 210 “wAttor ull, it is’ the sensible|ing in some markets at a low price|to 32 cents per jar. Other luncheon say Premier to her grocer. im cash,” said Len W. Calvert, Pro-l ining todo.” | 4 to move It out. Such stock is not{or picnic specials on sale are sardines, ) prietor of a hotel at Lake Charles, 5 to 15 cents per can; sliged bacon, 17 Eddie Cantor of ‘Make It Snappy’*|suitable for salads, being soft and aid between curtain “I would | watery. rather give a performance on a holl- day than battle with the crowds at] Some increase in the fish prices are La., who has just came to town. “We produce more sugar than any other State,’ he explained, ‘‘are second to Washington in the production of yel- cents per large jar; peanut butter, 25 cents a large jar, and tinned meats of various kinds, 26 to 28 cents per tin, 8 one ‘e[outdocr resorts, and I'm glad you|reported for this week. Shrimp has ee ud Biite a? or Ledge tet {rel feel the same way about it." leone to 25 cents per pound for green __ GRATITUDE. ks production of cypress. We he Morris Gest, who manages the Rus-|and 35 cents for cooked; crab flake, (From the Boston Transcript.) 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