The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1913, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE LS sous BEATEN BY THREE MEN. Fed men attacked and and beat “a “TURKEY, LEG" to the ete 4a ‘ree, ‘ee. . atyle tn society saat — of ov. VOW <-Rather ied Wleth vos net é a cow tax of % s TaN, Of Asheville, N.C,, haw gold his $26,000 sen 000, , @D on the shores of Geneca Lake, i thinking of changing ia. Term of County Court begins June 9, but there are no rlea,, either civiver criminal. The jawyerd should worry. - ‘ (6,000 @ year club, compesed of girls pledged not to marty a aan wile © less income, has disbanded. Restriction on the dear girls was too |" WOIAN in Watertown who marri led an injured man in a peti) ata Gy Sewre! Bours: Vefore his death has obtained a $7,000 verdict for his injur! *DAUVOHTER of vanana growér in Jamaica slipped her visiting card inn dhnapa.- It eventually, Feached a Toronto broker, and now they are married. are atill the highest flyers, World's altitude record for an FRENCHUEN Qeroplane carrying @ pilot and passenger was broken with a record of 16,368 feet. DRESS AND HYGIENE were discussed by the wage investigatio: , Mittes of the Misouri Senate. Mrs, Lillian Stuart told the Legis! ore that tad * prevailing styles in women's clothes were reeponsible for scandal; divorces, but predicted that in the future people would wear fewer erothes with corre. aponding moral.and physical improvement. CAT in Massillon, 0., has learned how to answer the telephone. KULLNOG killed a squirrel tn the lobby of the Hotel Plasa. The squirrel mai Wandored from Central Park. COW in Plymouth, Pa., tumbled one hundreq feet into a coal mine and was dningured, ‘She was not frightene@ so much asthe miners were when they Saw her staring eyes in the darkness, COLLIE DOG In Wakefield, Maas. left outside a church, miased his mis- me out after service, Forty-eight hours later he was atill waite ch steps. GIRAFFES ON BOARD; pa HAD TO LIFT HATCHES. Animals," However, Got Few re Neck Stretches, for Their Voyage Was Rough. The. German. steamship. Rheinfels, which came into port yesterday from @ast of Suez and Philadelphia, brought with other animals a pair of 14-foot giraffes, worth 6,000 each, the first animajs of the kin r brought here without being first acclimated in Ger- many. The giraffes had a bad voyage OPPENHEIM, GLUNS aG 34th. St., New York Exceptional Sale of » Young Men’s Suits Custom Made 165 Suits in imported fabrics, shepherd checks, Scotch mixtures, \ also serge. Patch | » soft roll and side plaited Norfolk models. Half silk or alpaca lined. 32 to 40 chest. Regularly $22.50 & 825 15.00 Outing Trousers for Young ‘Men Special ai matios fhe He golf, tensile ing. En; 5 white ite flannels. “7c 36 Malate Regularly $5.00 & $6.00 3.50 they could get any real rest for their necks was when the ‘un ordered the hatch covers rein: 0 they could stop their heads thro This wasn't often, as the jer was bad. 140 Boys’ Spring Suits, 3.95 With Extra Knickers All wool mixture fabrics, in Norfolk and double-breasted models with extra ] Le Jewelled knickers. 3. 05 years. - Adjusted i] | Heretofore $5.90 & $6.50 ‘ Sold $8)" ‘ Boys’ Washable Ramie Suits 8 to 16 years. Value $4.50 Boys’ Washable Suits ied Exclusive models. Russian, Middy and Beach ew run ore styles. Desirable wash materials 2.00 ovat the rial ton 244 to 8 years. Regularly $3.50 Young Men's Shirts Boys’ Blouses Fine quality striped madras.|Choice madras and_pongee in Exclusive Pade Ey Soft | colors and white. Soft collars double cuffs, 12 to 1414 neck] or neck band and French cuffs. band. 68 7 to 14 years. menund a Regularly $1.00 C | Value 85¢ CHARLES A. KEENE Diarardts, Watemes, Jewelry, 180 Broadway, Nei ‘York Sensible Oxford at 3% s Bo.w +. er 3 Hoos $49.08 183 Penn $50 Ajo 78.00/55 5) 99.98| 7.50 100 OA Week Open an Account CITE eee oy FA%, el ED FREE 2190 E120" )| Ripening 7 ote the alia gia ee any sacrifice aH Men's Oxfords the graceful lines at 3:6 of the shoe. Cammeyer Stomend ono Standard 7 Mei bia we, pes 4 Summer ‘Dress Cottons and eat. Exquisite and Foreign American Fabrics, in Vast Variety At the Greatest Price-Savings of the Season We have pushed ahead this im t Sale—a fixed June occasion at GIMBELS—to make it of advan to every woman pus! portan' greater tage who def Ciel meek of Clore ‘ash Goods is famed for its extraordinary assemblage of Imported and Domestic Fabrics of e won Wi lor es contributed laviahly of fa most Gedrable | grades, in designs that are distinctive, and colors that are fashionable. This collection has * fabrice for this ps A a at prices that frequently mean ee ee or ee eee First in importance is a wonderful group of More Than 2,500 — Wash Dress Lengths At $1.95 Regularly §3.75 to $5 mutate |[aena | met th vabiar tis deaion, Among them you will find Bordered Ratines Bordered Linens Bordered Marquisettes Frizetles Bordered Voiles Bordered Crepes Bordered Eponge Lace Bordered Batistes Bourelle Ratines Lace Bordered French snieile And many other weaves of equal charm. In each of the five pri there are fabrics whose original prices were evel higher than the values given. Every pattern contains ample material for a delightf belie ax Boaiden, these other oplondid elferteint 75c Colored oe ee Oe. Ferd flax, in ramie Tange of fashionable phn mag with ony of ey blues. 46 cies wide! rom y the best of France and Irel: oS ond Oe. Dress Linens, bag rg ed, eee including costume, ramie and towed tial wea weave; in lame peparcion Be band 88c and $1, French Orepe, 660 Yard. rai 50 ose rnpenes wae 5c Yard . rn i dresses, in . with a striking oe ponretta con A variety : ben} cand! ic Iris! y at Half elk hurtroos Pod pr ling with ih ang i Direct from Belfast, in delicate floral designs, stripe, dots | | ures in self colors or colored and cluster effects and dainty eolori 42 in. wide. In This Wedding Month Sale of Solid Silver and Silver Plate —There are plenty of happy Melati in the vay of gifts that will find a wel aleothe place among the June bride’s presents. ” Among the Sterlin, be many a beautiful serving pace may be selected, and full of some of the though Py this writi: ie and spoons, thi exactly which. hg The collection of Ster' glass contains lots of charming but i The fine reproductions of Sheffield Plate a saed handsome Pie owe: Tea Sets, separate T'ea and Coffee Pot le Dishes, Serving Trays, and other pieces that ilo pate stunning gifts, And so were our pu! « Bilver-plated Knives, ‘Forks and Spoons which re offering at savings ranging up to 50 per cent., that we —— good lection anion all of the following: Doven arly . 01.95 25 | Oyster 4.50 Berry Forks, 8 2.25 60 75 50 $30,000 Worth at All this splendid Furniture was built for GIMBEELS by mab makers who know ne alia ala ort tate at ab the all-year-roun -room a q oy lar prices ha’ bots kaos sostasene indeed” Bu sors, ike ivr, are henthin tat boc |move fastest,. a coereen nelete, dae coliseten sCreneaiey imran O35 | their sags more rapid. Beginning with Bs 7 Rerulsety nm Dining. $9.50 iia ola Lp beige beveled mieten: the ORS Creat neu i back, wood: doors, The Chairs have shaped backs, and slip seats, which are. |j $8.60 pees han tone eal Suet un he righ aa or ning toom of moderate dimen hollow ie Dessert Kni 4 ! s sions. Now priced as follows: " “ aglety Buffet, from 965 nT able Hagh Regulwty 150 | Serving Table, $16 from $20 Bide Oh hairs. 9 from 97: 260 60c | Tomato Servers, Ho 1 Mahogany Side Boards and Half- $2.25 | Servers, 900 & 00 SOc & T5c tien ns $85 rom bre Main Floor China, Crystal and Half- ‘Women’s Summer Stockings Grostl Cabinet Of Very Distinct Merit » Something ine seraetall ita favor can be said of every be of i trem —1 bd from from oes ag again f Gh iL, collection 7h 6 Bo VOY Cort hos it it ure to choose one’s ‘Daybether it is gauzy lise thread Stockings at 880 pair, which |Save on Electric Fans we bring over from Saxony, in quantities that make the priceso| Every room hasn’t a south low, or the superb Silk Stockings at $1.60, or any other among | breeze in Summer—so there is some six different weaves, weights and qualities, each is tha best | some corner in every house that the money will buy can be made more ble Plenty of the White Stockings that women begin to need now, jhot weather by an E! Fam in all qualities of the tens, t00, and the Blacks end | many un-| Hence we are glad to offer Denntifaly Mt ee oe an cena een at yet evenineslPPe|” Summer Breezes for | rit rol byte Pure Silk, exce ent quality, with ine toe and oa, blak 1.36 pr. 175 Homes » in black and white, and a good cre ing tan, | because of a fine purchase at| Cot that many Electric Fans. peo} Pure mercer! soles, in white, tan and black— a owt unugal gal ate mend cope cist io wpe, ap They are of the oncillating the same 2 88 essere _ =¢ em Your New Dinner Set Will Cost Less Tomorrow cobweb, gauze and medium weights, in black,| type, which will s1 Wired for for the hundred instead "Laie sed, ae anise all fashioned, in white and black, especially diet caren an tataet ne it ai an En nalish pieces, in pink Sheet Gause Lisle, seamless, in black, tan and white, at 266 pair. 4 tea old band b border deal my a Hosiery for Children ‘ aa ra inch, at en 50, Usually wv hiN 8 beau fal Diner erst x Pansy Lisle and Coven many styles and colors, with! 16-inch, at Pir Usually 918 ani Plates, i adet blue, with fi tops, at 366 pair; 3 pairs for $1. ‘3 bas ey Cotton a Becks, in scuart new styles ond ‘colors, at 8g pair waa Pid eis are other interesting with oot ela pene: A ad ia the trite h . 7 Electrical Goods at Special WARE ter Women's Lisle Thread Underwear singles Rieti tes, which ave Boys’ Khaki Norfolk Saua a 35c a Garment, Usually 50c the necesaity for Kneping’ s coal fire A special purchase of 1200 Summer Vests and Drawers, of| For 3 or4-Ib. , At $2.60, usually $3.50, With Two Pairs of Knickers, at $3.50. ‘ Swiss Vibbed white lisle thread, accounts for a saving of more| & lb. at tb, a tener £51 Khaki is the present fad in Boys’ Summer Clothes. } than one-fourth. Bina nual $4. 92.00, | like it because it has a sort of soldierly air, and's The Vests have hand-crocheted zokes | in Pret tty designs; the usually $3.50, Hit a i a bias It pl seiner witl ) Wears, resists barbed wirefences, reg Reng nd Fig nee and ave equesiri8h | indbetn diame, a ar umtaly 12 jtiding bases, , stray splinters, nails pases rE ‘Also Union Suits, sheer and finely woven, with lace-trimmed | Not flert! parerig, ms 8 Se Me “saver. factory way. drawers, at 60¢ each, usually 65c. = Mo march Hana Vacuum| 93.00 is a re markably low for much fine | Women's Bathing Tights Suits in mahogany pisene tinged ive |amart peer id riolk i. eae Ith patch ht praee Of srouseag deans a itanighite of hack liste, low neck aid sleeréieey, with tigheiting |°zeellent service," Pith Fleer | tailored by a famous maker of Bo trunks, at 61 Machi exten siaes wt $1.28; imported at $1. At $6, Usually $8.75 from 7 to 17 years. Summer Underwear for Children —_—_——— Boys’ Union Suits, in athletic syle, or with high neck and short sleeve, 4 to 14 years, at 660; 16 and 18 years, at 86, White Gause Underwear, including shirts, pantalettes and drawers, 2 to! u wer , at 860 a garment. rmen a wri briggan Shirts and Drawers, 6 to 14 years, ur exceliont, at Main Floor ©