The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 13

os SWARM T CARS |ese stiPeoemet eee osc ,, AND TIE UP TRAFFIC » Driven From College Window by “iJ y Students They Get Revenge a on Motorman, + GINCINNATI, Ohio, June 6.—Stu- * dents at st. Xavier's College had a , Joyous time when they stirred up a @eiony of bees which had hived on a wane Asa the institution, but the bees ually had their revenge by st : Ping traMc and causing «acinar of “““@hoe factories to suspend operations “until the ferocious attack by the in- +800ts was over, The Remedy Is Simple and Positive . When the bees went on the war- ‘arene Sipp’s Foot Comfort bath they settled on a street car and Ciisterated, antisept wr ori rot = an drove motorman, conductor and pas- Paes C a wengers hurriedly to places lied ae belinda ‘Other bees flew into thon factors a and stung the operatives so severely ¢that there was a quick e@xodus. In all, the bees suspended operations in Do Your Feet Burn and Ache? B. Altman & Gn. have arranged for to-morrow (Saturday) An Extraordinary ClearanceSaleof | Women’s Siik Dresses at $17.50 Women's Ready-to-wear Department (Third Floor) A Special Offering in the Shoe Deparment, on the Second Floor, will consist of 600 Pairs of Misses’ & Children’s Ankle Ties and Pumps of white buckskin (widths incomplete) at the following unusually low prices: Ankle Ties, sizes 8 to 101; ~— per pair $1.85 Ankle Ties, sizes 11 to 2 . per pair 2.25 Pumps, sizes 214 to 6 - per pair 2.50 B. Altman & Co. have prepared for toemorrow (Saturday) Another Important Sale of Young Men’s Sack Suits (sizes 33 to 40 chest) 5 at $17.50 this being from one-third to one-half less than the regular prices. This offering comprises Suits in several smartly tailored models (English styles), as well as in others of more conservative type. The coats are made with soft-roll lapel and are either full- or half-lined, many having patch pockets and athletic style vests, The materials are in attractive light and dark - mixtures, showing stripes, checks and plaids. FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES STORED IN VAULTS ON THE PREMISES (Telephone 7000 Murray Hill) | Fey Aven S4th ait Picets, Nem Linaad Balch Price Fur Storage q s ( SHRINE Costs 2% rorne seas t.B Ich ny. N 376 Fulton Street, Bre Brooklyn, 7 sare - Romani Reine Silk Petticoats $3.50 One of tomorrow’s specials in the June Sale. The silk is an excellent quality of Ala messaline— printed in several beautiful harmonies of the Roman pola All the petticoats are trimmed with deep pleat- ings and have underlays of the silk. Tub Silk Petticoats, $1.95 In white, black and colors—plain and striped. Second Floor Blouses of oe Crepe at $2.95 Our Paris Bureau says:—‘The material in these blouses is, if possible, still finer than that of last not always conce These Blouses are in one of the love- liest models of the season—loosely pleated on a shoulder yoke and testy trimmed with organdie collar and vestee. Blouses of Crepe de Chine and Lace, $2.95 In accord pig age crepe de chi e. PORES eae Sa, Os ma 5 ie ‘THR BVBNING WORLD, FRIDAY, ‘JUNE T aie pee iy LIN ATINIc Dale VAS ai NIN TN ONIN I eI GIMBELS Store Opens 8:30, Closes 5:30 vot line be art and sleeves of these blouses ao Lelie tiful contrast with the Haat joie ae and maize crepe de chin Sizes for girls and women. As illustrated, Pique-trimmed Sport Blouses, $2 to $6.95 In oo voile, Georgette crepe and ee FUR STORAGE Also for Rugs and Draperies In the GIMBEL Dry Cold Air Vaults. Tel. Madison Square 8200 Fur Storage Desk, ‘Third Floor jear wa cg tt but does ai, what lies ben with the Paris Decree cy—Practically the entire color shadow lace, which Quality and Shapeliness at Moderate Prices the Keynote of all 34 to 44. Mohair Suits in sizes 34 Satin Suits ‘with Gilet effect Blouse. our Bathing Suits The beauty of sea-loving maidens depends eniirel upon the good lines of their bathing costumes. Thi is one reason why women who are fastidious about their appearance wear GIMBEL Bathing Suits. All GIMBEL Bathing Suits are guaranteed to be salt-water-proof. Enough said for thelr suipae superior quae Black Taffeta and Satin Suits, $5 All black or trimmed with white or colors, in sizes to 44, at $3:95 to $5.50 Mohair Suits with Bloomers, §2.95 The New Suit with Gilet-effect Blouse, $18.50 Children’s Sweater Suits, $1.50 to $2.50 “Dolly Varden’’ Rubber Caps, $2.50 Helmet Caps of rubberized sateen, 60¢. Dotens of other styles at 25c to $6.50. Third Floor HighandLowSummer Shoes at $3.95 for Men Aner caring ° portanity ind High Grade Shoes xfords or hi shoes in ussia calf, gun- watel calf, paeae aes and Slack vici kid on the new English lasts with low broad heels, blucher or plain models. Second Floor These Boys’ $13.50 to $16.50 Suits at $8.75 And They Will Surely Win Many Honors This collection of Summer Suits comprises this season’s best models and materials from our regular stock. Among them are the papular Norfolk models, with patch pockets and sewed-on belts, Cthers have pleats in the back only, and semi-belts. There are styles and models enough to please every boy. Among the materials are blue serges, gray or brown tweeds, homespuns and cassimeres, with white stri ipes on blue or black grounds. All have two trousers. a 7 to 18 years. At $8.75, usually $13.50 to $16, 50 Boys’ $10 & $12 Norfolk Suits, $6.7. All wool, with extra pair of knickerbockers, He with sewed-on belts and patch pone Trousers full cut Avil lined throughout. Sizes 7 to 1) Boys’ New Washable Norfolk Suits, $3.50 Very sty! lish and cool for Summer; sewed-on belts, patch pockets, Natural, Blue or tan linen, gray crash and tan kheki, Sizes 6 to 14 years, j ee, Week-End Notions Low-Priced Little Wares Needed Most at Short Notice. 36c for a Ei airs Gimbels “Garment” jel, 15c for ee is pairs fancy silk Dress Shields. ye for tee Se Honeycomb" 0c cards French Darning Cotton (many 10c for three 5c cards ‘‘Lenox” Safety Pins. BOs for theo fe papers “Duch- ess" English pins, 60c for six 15c allover real Mie Yor iwo 10c ic for two 10c Fgncy Braid in Bete ‘oncy wate two 26¢ Boxes Horn airy 10 for five 3c packages Wire Enamel Hairpii aoe for three 10c pairs Slipper nate for 35c Pure Gum Bath- ‘aps. boc for Sateen Bathing Caps, plain ang polka dots, © $1,00 for Bathing Suit 1.26 to $4.60 for ‘Treo” Bathing Girdles, Main Floor Stationery for Vacationers “Ancien” Writing Vablets, 25¢ In fonie Lewn and Dorie Linen finishes; twe of envelopes i sizes to chor Paneled Writ In handsom with envelopes, Paneléd © Orr Po undence Cards, by 25¢ Box 24 cards and 24 envelopes to E nomaied Playing Cards, Package Gilt ede, “usually 25, Main Floor, | ___—Main Floor, Rear | NEW YORK THIRTY=THIRD ST, A AAS A SS AS a dS Sd Boys’ $2 to 83 W ‘ashable Sraits, $1.35 Samples from a leading manufacturer, compris- ing a large varicty of styles and materials nuts Bto 9 years, h Floor Grand Central to Borough Tan Se ‘Station Piano Store Specials For Saturday Pease Upright—used—special at $50 Behning Upright, Son ane. POLO TICKETS special at $50. age yee a Three Strohber Hd Pianos, 88-note, ae te vas pa special at $275, regularly $4165. Theatre Ticket Office hind Piooe All on Easy Terms ‘Every One of Our Silk Suits for Young Women At $25—Were $35 to $55 The exceedingly small price, $25, ifies that this will be the most important cals al tee season. ee suits are ffir Sarat bien bee silk \¥ tu green, Bites 14,16andi8 yer. $18 to $22.50 Lingerle Dresses, $12.75 Fine lawns and swisses, a Fong simply trimmed with hemstitched eer and exquisite laces—some x cok -emb Serge-and-Charmeuse Dresses, $18.50 to $25—Fall Styles These are the new frocks with long tunics and basque-like bodices of serge, with panialoon skirts and sleeves of black charmeuse. And there are some with tunics of charmeuse and were Cape Suits of Cotton Eponge, $15 Linen Trotteur Suits, $10 to $15 500 Juniors’ Dresses 300 Girls’ Dresses At $5.75 and $6.75 At $5.50 and $5 Regularly $7.50 to $8 Regularly $6 to $6.60 Striped and flowered voiles—in mod- Fine white voiles and lawns, els with the long pleated tunics and cee with laces, yoke skirts. Fine Net Dresses, $15 Smart Women Will Wear White Coats to the Polo Matches Therefore we have had the newest models reproduced in these fine white fabrics:— Crepe Chinchilla Coats, $19.60 Velvet Cloth, 815 Blanket, $18.50 Chinchilla, $16.60 to $81.60 Saxony Shawls, $15 Linen, $5 to $15 Just Perfected—Reversible Capes at $16.60 In accord with the latest advice from Paris all of these capes are of black satin on one side, and either colored peau de cygne or natural Shantung on the other. They fasten with wide straps. New Serge Wraps, bound with black braid, $19.50 Evening Capes of Black Charmeuse, $19. 50 “Mayfair” Coats of Natural Pongee, $12.75 Linen Dusters, with caps, $5.60 to £88 50 Third Fleer Come and Prove For Yourself That This Fine Collection of Men’s Suits at $17.50 Is of GIMBEL $25 and $27.50 Grades trove it by your own knowledge of what good tailoring and good style are, and by the fashionable weaves, colorings of the fabrics. Three splendid groups! Group 1— ~w, 360 Blue Serge and Unfinished \: Worsted Suits i With soft rolled fronts, patch pockets, quarter or half lined. Also a conserva- tive model, with regulation lapels. Group 2— * 226 Unfinished Worsted Suits in Fancy Effects Here are pin stripes, double stripes, Tartan and shepherd checks, as grays, blues and blacks. ps, including patch and regu- ; sleeves plain or with cuffs, 150 Fine, Cool Cassimere and Flannel Suits These are splencid Suits for Summer wear, partic ula ly adapted to suit young men’s tas Athletie Vests made with- out any backs; soft roll fronts; shoulders without padding. Special Showing of New “Priestley” Cravenetted ohair Suits In soft roll and conservative models, plain blue, blue or black hair stripe, black- and-white pencil stripes, and brown checks. Tailored to hold their shape; at $16, $18 and ea $7 and $8 Flannel Trousers, $5) Pair Cut on the new straight narrow mode}, and made of plain white flannel and blue or black stripe or self striped 1 waite sere serge, !