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Airrfiy Trahsport Aisno to Olitlo
Dovyn Ways at 8:30
Tonight
RUN SPECIAL EXCURSION
' Hog IMnd Shlpynrtl will be the scene
Philadelphia's flrft moonlight launch -"Jb
when the. army transport Alnc will
pHd Into the Delaware river from the
,? of the world's greatest shipyard
fonight.
, The launching of the Alsne. which i
H&ratd In honor of the Amrrienn heroei
Who save, their lives In the famous bat
f of the Alsue during the world w.t-
Will tako place at S :n0 o'clock. Ton of Carcasses Charred on Smoke-
A special excursion boat will Iravo house Racks
Chestnut street wharf in time to reach I Firp was discovered last nij;ht in the I
tlio rhlpyard just a the crnft glides Into i woodshed of the smokehouse of Swift
th Delaware. On the sponsor's plat & Co.. in the rear of OOrt Noble street.
form nromlnenf nrmv nffirlnl nn,l nm I " n me engines arnvcu uie supply 01
2i i. ii " i in i .i i elW seasoned
yiujtet ui wir Miiiiwuii um ncturu i up nmpd
Alsne a royal send-off ns she glides The smokehouse as nUo on fire
clown Ihe war to become n
Uncle Sam's sea fleet.
The essel will be chrhtenetl bv Mrs.
VV O. Haan, of Washington, D. 0..
wife of Brigadier Ocneral Hann. who
commanded the Thirty -second Division
ilnrlnr tlm Mnrnn nfTotlslve. Mrs. Hantl
was chosen sponsor for tho vessel by the
War Department. The division com
manded by General Haan during the
world war suffered a loss of 2808 men
during the Alone battle and had n list'
of 10.0G1J wounded. It belug eighth in
the casualty list of the American ex
peditionary forces. The division was,
composed of National Guard units from
Wisconsin and Michigan. '
The Alsne is n vessel of SOOt) dead
weight tons. 44? feet long and will i
make a speed of fifteen knots. It Is au
oil burner and will be driven by a geared i
turbine of C000 shaft horsepower. It,
will have accommodations for 2200 offl- j
cers and troops. I
When the Aisne elides into the waters '
of the Delaware it-will mark the ll.'lth
vessel that has. been built t the Ameri
can International Shipbuilding Corpo
ration since August 5. 1H15. the total
deadweight tonnage of the easels
launched aggregating Sfi.t.'O
FIRE DESTROYS HAMS
part of I Within hung a ton of choke qarcasscs
t on racks awaiting tho carets of the
pungent smoke to change them Into
luscious hnms and the like. Hut nlas
wmmaam
ifyouwanf
th genuine
- in bottles
bv the home
at soda fountains
and on draught
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they wore, not only smoked tbey wcro
uwrdouo and charred. If jou figure
out what you nay for a pound ot ham or
bacon and multinfy Ittur 2u00 jou will
have the amount ot damage, done, ex
clusive of tho property loss.
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The Highest Grade
Oxfords
In the Right Styles Are Here At
About Half
P;
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Plenty of Tans!
Plenty of Whites!
Plenty of Blades.
Plenty of Styles!
Plenty of Sizes!
Plenty of Pep!
Worth up to 15.00
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you- you are not fair with
yourself.
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sf the finest productions. Ask for the theatrt
m your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
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7chrt bpwln prTw tor tb week rpat'"l Saturday evening
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Announcement for Friday and Saturday. Store Open from 9 to 5.
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Dresses for Y$ Less
Dresses from our regular stock.
Silk Dresses, Cotton Dresses, Dressco for
women ; Dresses for misses.
Dresses for afternoon, Dresses for formal
wear yes, and a few in black for mourning.
Wide range of prices $30.00 Dresses for
$20.00; $75.00 Dresses for $50.00; $150.00
Dresses for $100.00, and scores of other in
between prices.
If genuine money-saving
is of interest to you,
the news presented in the
following items will bring
you to Darlington's Fri
day and Saturday
Hosiery
Women' S4.00 All-silk Stockit.As
for ?3.f0; black only; perfect in
cvoiy waj ; made by tho best manu
facturer of High-grade Hosiery in
the country.
Women's $1.00 White Meicerized
Lisle Stockings' for 85c; seamed
hacks; seamless feet; will gic ex
cellent fervioc.
Women's ?l..riO Lisle Stockings for
$1.15; full fashioned; high spliced
heels and lemforced toes; black,
white, Russian calf, cordovan.
Women's 75c White Lisle Stock
ings for 1'iOr; semi-fashioned.
Underwear
Women'- S1.00 Combination Suits
for S.ic; cotton, ribbed, low neck,
sleeele.-;. .-hell or tight knee in
legular izes, also some MERODE
Pink Suits with tight knee in extra
size1- onh.
Women's TiOc Vests for COc each
or 3 for ?1 00; fine cotton; low neck;
no sleeves; cool and sheer.
Silks
$fi So and $7.50 Baronet Satin,
S1.S5 a yaid; a very popluar summer
wp.up, white in the 35-inch width;
Coppn md lose in tho 40-inch width.
?7 50 Xa y Tricolette for $3.G5 a
yaid; heay quality, 36 inches wide.
I00 N'ay Taffeta for ?3.25 a
at'(. good, tuidy weave in tha
bP5'-likd shade of the season.
Trunks, Suitcases, Bags
At Prices Favorablv Low
We have recently moved the Luggage and
Leather Goods Department to the most convenient
section Fir3t Floor Center to facilitate your selec
tion. And careful, wide-awake buying enables us to
offer needed luggage at low prices.
Stop in! Look these over.
For $5.25 to 19.00 Real leather Boston Bags; light
weight and convenient for short trips.
For $10.75 Cotcx Overnight Bags with fittings; others
in leather up to $25.00 very practical and smart looking,
too.
Up to $21.50 for Overnight Bags in real leathers, some
with fittings.
For $7.75 to $10.00 Traveling Bags, black and brown,
in handy cizes.
For from $0.00 to $50.00 Suitcases, large and small.
Those for -$0.00 are of black enameled duck. Then there
are Cases of leal patent leathor or tan cowhide, fitted or
unfitted.
From $16.50 to $60.00 Trunks, regulation size, Ward
robe and Steamer Trunks. Paper and Cloth lined; some of
fiber and others covered.
Our Novelty, Jewelry and Gift Counter has also been
moved to this center section. You will find here many
practical and unusual Gifts, or articles for personal use;
also Toilet Preparations.
A $12.50 Corset for $8.50!
Gossard front-lacing for the tall, well-developed
figure; medium low bust; long skirt; made of
coutil; 3 pairs of hose supporters. The price is
reduced because the model has been discontinued by
the manufacturer.
No additional charge for expert fitting by a
graduate Corsetiere
Petticoats Exceptional Value
Price $4.85 which means an average saving of
$J.00.
Silk jersey some in smart, 2-tone effects; others
in plain navy, brown, Copen and a few American
beauty.
Cool, light-weight ideal for summer.
Porch Dresses at a Saving
Special nt $3.65 Ltght
rolor voiles and percales in
stripes and checks; all sizes.
Special at $4.85 The very
popular Navy-and-white Fig
ured Voile Dresses in a be
coming tyle.
Special at $5.00 Gingham,
chambrav and voile in light
colors; large sizes only.
Special at $9.50 Dainty
and attractive Frocks in
green, blue and white stripe
effect'-; white organdie collars
and mff.s sash of self ma-tennl.
TOADS
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SUITS
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The most praitical garments for summer; several
stylca and all sizes for women and misses.
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Lingerie
Cool, comfortable, easily laundered
Voile Underwear in pink, blue and
orchid at savings of 26
$5.00 to $5.95 Night Gowns $3.75
ti $4.45.
$3.95 to $1.50 Envelopo Chemise
$2.95 to $3.40.
$3.00 Bloomers $2.25.
Philippine Underwear
Reduced 25
You may choose from our cntiro
stock of fine Philippino Lingerie and
pay 25 less than the regular prices,
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925-27 Market St.
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Silk Shirts!
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At This Low Price
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Baby Broadcloths
Broadcloths
Heavy Crepes
New Satin Stripes
Satin-Stripe Crepe
White Jerseys
Silk Taffetas
Values to
$12.00
NEvery shirt is offered at
less than actual cost of ma
terials and tailoring. Tbl
is a supremo bargain event for men to stock up for the sum
mer months. We advise ealy choosing. Street Floor
IIIIIPA MoSW m
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-Extraordinary
Sale Men's $3 to $3.50 Shirts
At a Price About Wholesale Cost
Corded Madras
Fancy Shirtings i
Plain Colors
Striped Effects
Neat Checks
Sounds like old. times to sec such won
derful shirts offered at so low a price. But
here they ar about 450 of them, and they
sure will go in double-quick' time at this
special price.
All made in best possible manner cut
very full, with soft cuffs.
We couldn't duplicate them again to sell
nt this low price, for they cost more in tho
wholesale market today. Street Floor
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SPECIAL TOMORROW!
Men's $25 Silk
Mohair Suits
Extraordinary
Bargain Value at
The ideal of all sum
mer suits. They are
always dressy as well
as comfortable. Navy
blue or black in plain
J effects. All sizes.
Men's $35 & $40 3-Pieee
Cloth Suits $i
V'ma quality worsteds, mixture cheviots,
cassimeres and tweeds in newest 2 and 3
button styles. Double-breasted models also.
Men's $5.00 Trousers $.85
Largo variety of neat patterns.
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A Big Sale of
Men's Oxfords
Values Jj QK
up to p gyai
$8.50, at Tt
This Is a savins worth the attention of
every man who wants new low shoes for tho
summer. Black calf and tan calf in the plain
or wing-Up effects. Solid leather soles and
heels. English lasts.
Street Floor
Entire Stock Men's
Straw Hats
$9,011
Formerly
Priced to
$3.45, at
Marked for a quick clearance this is
indeed most unusual, especially when you
realize that tho season lias just but started.
All tho wanted straws brim and crown
effects.
Street Floor
A Moat Unusual Saving on
Boys' Wash Suits
Positively worth up to $3.50, at
A special purchase makes thia low prico possible. Fine quality wash
materiala in plain colors or in two-tone color combinations, Popular
Oliver Twist model, trimmed with pearl buttons and neat pocket. All
sizes from 214 to 8 years.
HIRSCirS SECOND FLOOR
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