The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1916, Page 6

the possibilities of prod: pathetic tone peculiar to a TO-DAY it has NO RIVAL in five-foot grands for mel- While others are struggling assed the experi- lowness and richness cf tone. to perfect their scales, we have long mental stage. ‘‘WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.” Upright styles, have unusual merit. Used pianos of prominent makes taken in exchange. Write for catalogue. CHRISTMAN SONS 753 6th Ave. 35 West 14th St. bet. 42d and 43d Sts. bet. 5th & 6th Aves. Factory, 597-003 East 187th St. WHAT YOU NE A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND ng. in this small-sized Piano, CHRISTMAN PLAYER PIANOS, in Grand and KINDRED IS TOURING Cashier Who Vanished With Pay roll Waives Extradition in Boston. Word was received from Boston Ina [night that Edward ©. Kindred, asststan cashler of the Fiinn-O'Rourks ¢ | Ms automobile Or Finger-piece mounting is so comfortable—so secure, and so satisfactory that you never know you're wearing glasses. It holds firmly — without pinching. It is becoming—even dis- tinctive; you put them on and take them off without touching the lenses. Attached to Your glasses for $1.50 or utes aca upon the grade selected. Sold only at our stores. HERE IN MOTOR CAR pany, arrested there Monday, had [left Boston for New York in! He ts tn charge of Po- in Deevy and Detective Raf- waived extradition THE EVE*ING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1016/ | | ¢ By Pauline Furlong. Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Oo, (The New York Erening World), duction. excellent effects when used In connec- tion with regular exercises and dict portions, It is true that massage will both develop and reduce the parts to which seem to some people, but it is the method of application that produces resulta. posed, while easy, gentle builds up the tiny cells and causes gradual development by promoting the |ecirculation and the blood supply to ta, | the wasted parts The Store is closed at 5 P. M. On Saturday, June 17th, it will be closed at 12 Noon. B. Altman & Cao. Ready-to-wear Department (Third Floor) Women’s Linen Riding Habits and Sports Suits are offered at the extraordinarily low price of $10.00 Semi-made Skirts made of white tailor serge, in several desirable models for town, country, sports or general weer, are featured in the Wool Dress Goods Department, on the First Floor, at the special price of $4.75 At this low price these Skirts offer umsur- passed value, the quality and workmanship being above the ordinary. A Clearing Sale of Women’s Low Shoes Ss now being held, opportunity for o' footwear presents a most unusual aining desirable Su many styles mirmier ices r pr This Sale comprises all low shoes about to be eliminat from stock, ir ding sports shoes. The range of sizes, it should be understood, is not complete in any style; but the number of styles offered affords an excele lent opportunity for satisfactory selection, Yomen's Shoe Dep't, Second Floor) | Women’s Su mmer Frocks OF COTTON AND LINEN FABRICS very moderately priced, are shown in an enticing assortment the Third Floor (Ma Among the many da in the Department on dison Avenue Section). | inty styles from which selections may be made are Simple Frocks, Dressy Frocks, Linen Dresses Sports Coat-dresses, Tailored Suits, $5.00, 6.75, 7.75, upward 12.00, 16.50, 18. » Upward 5.00, 7.75, 9.75, upward 5.75, 9.00, 9.75, upward 15.00, 21.00, 24.00 upward Also Separate Cotton Skirts at . . Higher-cost Dresses a considerable reductio: An Interes Men’s Sports Wear specially prepared, will be held to-morrow noon on Saturday, when | the Store will be closed. (Friday) and until will be offered in Of brown-andegreen t niably smart pockets OUTING ped wi white flannel . . Of gray flannel in tan or black $2.25, SPORTS Norfolk model LEATHER BEL 3.90, 4.25 and upward re now being offered at ns from former prices. —== ting Sale of Excellent values COATS weed mixture; an unde= with patch $9.50 TROUS ite flannel or serge, or of plain Ce $3.75 3.5 TS . . Ce Fifth Auenue-Madison Avenue, New York |Beauty and Health Lessons for the Summer |A New Series of Illustrated Articles Writ-\'v« ten by Miss Pauline Furlong for Women Readers of The Evening World. Massage is the rich woman's method | Should not be applied to It. and the Iazy woman's method of re-|the rubbing 1s done with absolutely Nevertheless the fact that|“'yY fingers the skin Is likely to chafe certain forms of It are expensive, and| and becoine irritated. that its importance as a health-giver |C4mphorated ot! on’ the finger tips, and beautifler 1s often overrated, does| Since camphor js a natural astringent not prevent it from producing certain | #04 soothing lubricant. for bringing the body to normal pro- | to-(! it ts applied, inconsistent as this may|the chin upward with the pal Hard, firm strokes cause the parts| &Tase you may have applied. to waste away by destroying the fatty | should cella of which the tiusues are com-jcream, if the chin js thin, and wentic Pressure | Upward massage. The woman who wants to remove|| woul like to lose w ya, |% double chin, to make more shapely |can [ get th: | neck, chin and cheeks that are unduly | Course? Newark, fat should not use cold cream or skin |but am writing to le jelses to prac jis the first time foods of any sort when she massages. The fat person's skin naturally tends to be olly and therefore more oll Yet if ‘Therefore use Uso the cans phor only on the chin and not on the face, even if it Is fat A ‘oke is illustrated eficlal in strength= aw muscles and also vy rolls of fat from ening sareing in removing hi the chin. Tilt the head backward and stroke 3s of the hunds at least fifty times each day with hard, firm strokes, Finish the massage with a dash of cold water, after wiping away any traces ‘The thin woman with sagging jaws use a good nourishing massa: Letters From Readers. EPSOM SALTS—MRS. J. C. “My friend has lost t y through following your back 1 rs of the | tam 6 fect 6 and a halt] and weigh How much should L weigh to be normal? 1 know | many pounds too heavy. I take & som-salts, but do not get any resul 1am not a big eater, but everythin I do eat scems to turn to fat, Please | tell me through the paper the best | course to follow.” Send me 30 cents and all your meas- urements, repeating height, weight, &c., and I will send you exercises und diet for reducing, You should weiga |) = Quite imponsible to det. I eat every- thing T want and a lot of it. Can you suggest any foods which will not inake fat and at the same time # ¥ my continual craving for food The obesity diet is nourishing, ng and at the same time non- | dome 6 cents and re | nm and L will send it} tefy fi OPPENHEIM, GLLINS &@ 34th Street—New York he SOFT CORN tell me how to cure soft corns.’ As soft corns are not deep rooted Will Place on Special Sale Friday 500 Corduroy Skirts corn wi harp sterilized kuife en soak cold salt water hv minutes y turpentine on a puif of cotton to the soft corn and bind it on with adhesive plaster Kepaat the ach night and in a will disappear. ying of the foot. F. M. HENDRICKS HURT. Ex-Superint Throw SYRACU June 15.—Fran- cis M. Hendricks, former State Sena- tor and Superintendent of Insurance, retired banker, and for many years Republican leader of Onondaga Coun- ty, was seriously injured in an auto- mobile accident near this city last night. Mr. Hendricks was returning to his home along @ country road when the automobile overturned, throwing him out. Mr. Hendricks was conscious when removed from the wreckage, but suf- foring great pain. He was hurried to his home here, where it was found he had received @ scalp wound, @ severe wrench of the left hip, injuries to the pelvis and was also suffering from shock, With Mr. Hendricks in the car were County Judge William G, Cady and Judge George W. Reeves of Water- town, Judge Cady received a scalp wound and other superficial cuts from broken glass. Judge Reeves escaped unhurt, Washable Velvet Corduroy Smart sport model (as illustrated), in White, Copenhagen and Rose; large pearl button front, two sport pockets and belt. Exceptional Value 2.95 Skirts of Ramie Linen. 7... .3.95 Skirts of Striped Gabardine. 3.95 Skirts of Velour Checks 7.50 Skirts of Striped Pongee....10.75 Skirts of Milanese Silk......13.75 ———= Stern Broth West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues Open Daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. ers West 43rd Street Saturdays, 12 M. Midsummer Apparel for Misses and Girls At Very Special Prices, Friday and until Noon Saturday. i Misses’ Washable Dresses of striped or figured vo les, 140 pounds or @ few pounds mor You could lose 50 pounds and not be |! too light by any means. Do not Epsom-salts internally. ‘They often used for obesity baths, but wit little results, ag the very hot water | alone, causes profuse prespiration | and ts reducing, You may eat all you desire of the obesity diet, but it best to eat much less of all foods when you are trying to lose fitty | pounds, | TO REDU HEL Kk, writes; s in a hal ICE LOWER BoDY—| “ 8 ed the} exer: {am very much pleas th I weighed 138 pounds thi time last sumer and have just | weighed and find I am now 1 l have lost two ni line and wish Please give 1 educe th part of the body, for I inten. to them and keep at them until | wei what 1 desire.” Body bending, Ing, trunk ratsi circling are best not seen thes cents and please. weigh abous 110. BRAN FOR CONSTIPATION—A. M, writes: “I have practically cured myself of constipation through eat- | ing bran muffins made from bra and graham flour, Can I still co t repeat your ques! prunes allo you special menus? | very handy to have my meals planned | for me, I weirh 185 pounds and am | 6 feet 2. The fat is vat . 1 get ve rise, but can d. You may continu graham muffins while reduc you please send me the rec these for the benefit of other r In the present course, printed during December given again this sum welgh 117 pounds, P lowed, LOST NEARLY FIFTY POUND: MRS. M. N, 5 . writes: “When T started your exercises | weighed pounds and now am 174, deduet weight of clothing. My bust was 44 and is now 88, [ dd not want to get | because 1am five As my hips nite larg ul T ntinue | and will it reduce all parts I roll fifty times each | all of the hip and thigh day exercises fifteen minutes, but the | fat on my is so soft, Can I harden alum solution? Can | At to use to tighten | skin 0} also? Toh urs and T have hi face the tried to reduce for ten have this | ire inclined to be thick, and as she |keeps her mouth open continuously this ntakes ther look worse. This caused the umulate which is go ‘Try the hot towels hor rubs and also ha heavy rotting pin i urd, firm strokes, Diet re- duces the entire body, Yo lose only a few pounds 4 are so tall, Alcohol and w to ac age nh equal 4 will tighten face. Teach the little girl keep the mouth closed, and take to a physician and have her nose ex- amined, for there may be an ob- struction Which prevents nose breath- |ing. ea: “Binew | ROLLING—F. A.W. writ wading your last summer | have been health articles and tried quite somo For 6 feet tall you would | with Menai the other a {HI in popular shapes and styles; all C Poret model with draw Bite and in sweater co orings $1.69 to 3.75 string. of the exercises @eery day, but find 1: | $5.00 to 15.00 67.50 linens or ratines; with organdie collar and vestee, of embroidered nets, sat Misses’ Graduation Dresses, Georgette crepes and taffetas; attractively tr.mmed,. .. 18.50 to Girls’ Shoe Top Suits, only one or two of a kind; of {II Misses’ Summer Suits of linen and striped awnin. ii] a cloth; in attractive models; serges or checks; heretofore up * sport styles...... at $12.75 to 824.75,..... 6. ccsceeeee at 10.00 | | Misses’ Suits of superior Girls?’ Summer Coats, navy blue se in flare of serges or checks; some silk $22.50 1-to-fit’ girl, of linens, ratines, eponges and ions of plaid gingham; heretofore to 89.75 $5.00 $6.75 $7.50 lined; heretofore up to $10.95, $4.50 & models; heretofore to 837.50 Dresses for the * voiles and combin Misses’ Tub Skirts, of velvet corduroy, cordeline, awn- ing striped gabardine, linen and viyella flannel, at $1.95 to Imported Steel Beaded Silk Bags FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at $6.50 Two very distinctive styles, one the new lantern shape Women’s Tailored Hats In the favored styles and straws, will be found on the Main Floor, together with the very new Feather Hats now in vogue, at attractive prices. VERY SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW AND Ut URDAY White Milan Hemp Hats, in the favored style variations for Summer Attractive Sport Hats, H $1.50 : On Sale at Three Brooklyn Stores Fulton St, Cor. Bridge At Subway Station 1329-1331 Broadway Near Gates Avenue 4810-4812 Fifth Ave, Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. To-morrow, Friday Suit Clearance Formerly $20-99 to $35.00 $4 (0° SIZES FROM 14 TO 44—NOT IN ANY ONE STYLE. ALL NEW SPRING SHADES, also NAVY & BLACK. POSITIVELY NO EXCHANGES OR CREDITS On Sale at Three Brooklyn Stores ' Final TAILORED, SPORT, FLARE, DRESSY and TRIMMED SUITS. SERGE, GABARDINE, POPLIN, PALM BEACH.