The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1919, Page 4

‘FOR DYERS. | °* Lrgatopeomaye whieh sett nm applied wit re le the eee otk hebrkers. [tansy 7% The Poi te ‘torty-four ber t tied ae OF or Ee ie 6, terionia. bis treet tor endered by Nova Scotia, he mene ota in civilian dregs and it Prince of Wales Being Greeted [ibe ‘bart teh se Provine Sea Aa he played in other bistoric ‘st ate In St. John by Maine’s Governor sins tne toma Bvp'year te faked people of Nova Scott tailed upon to play their part in @ strucele of even greater ry ihn Ae in which the very existence of hinpire wan at stake.” The. Prince * “Give *eth,w' prom| The silk Workers struck for a torty- [row Give, it to heme vesinaiag ~ OPPENHEIM CLUINS &C cabo 34th Street—New York a oe % w the Ba a iy es det are Sone Ean ges weaua prove it, ~ errvereveveverererevee sey LOEDEEERED TOO OSESDEDOE EROS pathy for the of feren of ae Jose of oa whieh f% ani in’ the oll fafbor ‘during the PEASE iB PIANO. COMPANY, 128 West 84 Flatbush Ase ey Brooklyn 57 Halsey St, Newark, N. J. i>ciuad Important Sale Secale Special Grouping of an Additional 350 Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dressés Mlustrating two of the many attractive models Stern Brothers’ Special Values for Tuesday: Developed in Satin or Taffeta Silk, some combined with Geor- gette, in straight-line, tunic and two-tier effects, featuring vestees and hand-embroidery Exceptional Values Thirty-fourth Street Further Large Reductions have ‘been made in the prices of .Women’s Cotton Frocks as a tesult of which extraordinary values will be offered, beginning to-morrow (Tuesday), in Frocks of White Cotton Voile at $3.75 & 5.90 Frocks of Colored Cotton Voile at $2.90 & 5.50 . these being one-half the former prices. (Third Floor, Madison Avenue section) ‘ “Men's & Women’s Handkerchiefs “Special” prettiest Values will be offered to-morrow (Tuesday) in Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs (Hemstitched) Plain « — pér dozen $3.65, 4.50 & 5.90 Tape-bordered, per dozen’ . ‘ a” 7,50 Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs Bit (Hemstitched) Plain < per dozen $2.25, 3.50 & 4.20 ‘Tape-bordered, per dozen, 2.50 & 4.00 Initialed, per dozen. . 3.50 With hand-embroidered corner per half-dozen §. . . . $1.75 With hand-hemstitching . per dozen 4.50 Also Women's Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, with : pie per ¢ alteay. $1.15 MADISON AVENUE -FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thitty-fifth Street Special Values will be offered to-morrow, in the Fancy Needlework Department, in StampedNainsook Underwear (completely made up, ready for embroidering) at the following low prices: Nightrobes . . '. each $1.35 Envelopes 6 eae each 95c Corset Covers mare ‘each 65c Also in Little Children’s Stamped Cotton Frocks in a variety of attractive colors and patterns, made up,.ready for embroidering, specially priced at . . $1.50 & 2.50 An Advance Selection of Early Autumn Ha‘s is the feature of special interest in the Millinery Department on the First Floor. New, smart shapes, in velvet, velour and hatter’s plush, trimmed and untrimmed, are shown in attractive variety, the assort- ment embracing hats designed for misses and the younger set as well as those more appropriate for women, Newly-received Millinery Trimmings for Autumn hats are shown in the same Department. (Madison Avenue section) PRINCE OF WALES SETTLES 106. BET FOR BATHING GIRL HALIFAX, N,&,' Aug. 18.—Wel- comed by a royal salute from the Citadel, the Prince of Wales, who ar- rived here yesterday from, St. John, N. B., debarked from ‘the battle crulser Renown at 10 o'clock fhis morning to be formally received by @ guard of honor from’ the Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery and ea corted to the Provincial Building, The Prince was loudly cheered as he rode through the crowded streets. In reply to addresses made in be- half of the Provincial and Halifax Governments, the Prince referred to “the modest part which I was able to play in the great war.” “T éan assure you that I value no parte éf that experience so highly as he close contact into which tt Headly me with the splendid troops of all ranks sent by the Dominions to France," he added. “In paying tribute to the services ee ADVERTISEMENT. Article No. 26 Chiropractic for Women Certain ailnlents of women have | become almost universal among civil- ized races. Many think that the most of these disorders are unavoidable and they are looked upon as a “matter of course.” Instances like the following are of common occurrence in cases where ‘Chiropractic analysis is made from the spine: Netve pressure is found to indicate lack of nourishment for the skin; poor surface circulation, and as a re- sult of this condition, defective \elimination through the skin, and ac- cumulation of waste matter and sys- tematic poisons in the system. Im- pingement found of nerves leading to the stomach indicate signs of ca- tarrhal affections and want of nutri- |tion in the membranous linings and {glandular structures. This of course means such effects as indigestion, | fermentation of foods, gas formation, jconstipation and a multitude of re- sulting disturbances, ‘There will be found upon examina- | tion of the spine certain deviations of ‘the vertebra which creates the nerve \interference that accounts for the fallen or prolapsed conditions of |stomach, bowels and other abdominal jorgans, from which there is likely to |be a sagging of the pelvic organs, re- |laxation of the bands and ligaments attaching them, and from this relaxa- tion, the chief misplacement that ac- counts for so many distresses of mind and body. Before consulting « Chiropractor always make inquiry to the Chiro- practic Bureau of Public Information, | Address all inquiries to C. Box 50, |The Evening World, New: York City {se Attractive Fall Models in ’ WOMEN’S HAND BAGS Accessories are very important in making harmonious effects ina complete costume, therefore, models and styles should be carefully chosen when selecting Velvet Hand Bags. Fine Chiffon Velvet Bags With inside compartments; black and new colors; actual value $3.75 At $2.95 Novelty Velvet Bags Several new and attractive models; offered at a saving of One-Third, $5.00, 7.50, 9.75 WARDROBE TRUNKS Attractively priced—Fourth Floor. Wardrobe Trunks - $50.00 Well-made.trunks that look’well and will wear well—fitted with every facility for the proper care of the garments. Steamer Wardrobe Trunks $22.75 Suitable for short trips—contain five han; and three compartments. ne Fibre-covered Dress Trunks $16.50 36 and 40 ins. in Ls, atari lined through- out and fitted with two trays. dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street Our store is happily in a convenient location. With but a few minutes’ walk from either the Grand Central or Penn- sylvania Station, and one block from the Hudson Tubes, our suburban customers will find it easily accessible. For those in town we suggest the 5th Avenue buses or the surface cars, both of which are in operation. Both telephone and mail orders are encouraged and patrons will find us pre- pared to promptly fill and deliver all such orders. Telephone ‘GREELEY 3400