rinns now being formulated call for coast yard launched six steel ships In by the Navy Department, as It' Is an
thn lnun1ttn . ti. ....... ......i. ..i. onp 'nfttmnnn. tlrltmteu that a Inrtrn number of excur
Twentieth street,
vcrsjty Hospital.
He died In the Unl-
iui ieet long nnd of fifty-eight feet The sevenfold launching aggregating mra ii v' i mu tri
beam, In Itty minutes, or less. The r4,77r deadweight tons of steel ships passengers to the vicinity of the yard
first of the seven vessels will glide Into will bring Hog Island's total contrlbu- to witness the creation of the new
y; - ..... v. inu ni'Tiu viBniin, lavn -- -.- ..--. -D- , - r,,
awnM
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the waters of the Delaware at tf:30
p clock In thch aftcrnooh and the last
Hog Island Plant Will Try to Sot
Now World's Record ,
July 21
PUBLIC MAY -BE INVITED
: t i
Stvcn ited cargo vesscU will be
launched at the Hoc Island Shipyard
on Wednesday afternoon. July 21,
iiprfby cotiiblMilUB ajicw world's rcc
o .1 of fhlp launching!..
0 ...,.nm(nt of the tilans for the
VIA 1U. .. .A akJ.jh A 1 A TI.IiriIl.Cl lt.t.U111 Ul III llllllll IHIIICn.
TTntt..i u,.... i. n-.n vr.n .i...t.i.i.f The sontunio of launchtncs will brine
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hM Injnr rtmt f VL
hat. . i-
JEFFERSON HAT CO. 135 S. 101k
is expected to ,be launched not lotcr
than 5 :20 o'clock.
Officials of the shipbuilding company
and tho shipping board ore now con'
sldcrlng the advisability of throwing the
huge plant open to the public on the
afternoon of the record-breaking launch
Ings and It is believed this will be done.
Ship-launching records In the United
States, and, In fact, throughout the
world, were first set on .Inly 4, 1017,
.when several Atlantic nnd Pacific coast
yards each sent over three, ships in One
day, the Fdiirth of July, 1017, being
tho greatest day in the history of shin
launchings in tho world, more than 100
vessels being launched throughout the
United States. On May 30. 1018, ship
ping circles and the public in general
were startled by tho record established
at the Hog Island yard, when livo steel
ton slnco Aneust B. 1018. the date when the total number of vessels launched at
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, In" tho presence
of President Wilson and a gathering of
Hog Island to 122, or nn average of
mnr, than one vesd lnnnnlinl overr
nearly 100.000 patriotic citizens, chrls
calendar week since August R, 1018.
t 2i
A Summer Clearance op
Men's Suits
rntuple of ship launching at the plant
ihV Delaware river was made this
2,' , by MntthchW 0. Urush, prosl-2,-7
of tin American International
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The Traylor factory, only 15 miles away,
assures local Traylor owners factory service
through a direct factory branch.
At the Traylor factory u, a body plant that will
supply you with a Traylor body to complete your
Traylor truck
& Factory Branch (Temporary), 17 U. 21 it St.
Traylor Engineering and
Manufacturing Company
Cornwclls, Pa.
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'Pteiatlt of
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Orfinixation"
Permanent Factory Branch Under
Construction, Broad and Lehigh.
Taotor. trucks
FARM TRACTORS
Ipnmediate Delivery
This Is the Sturdy, Powerful, Beautiful and Comfortable
NEW HAYHES TOURING CAR
A car that "gives them the dust" on hill or level-
in a lady's hand a demonstration gladly.
HENRY A. ROWAN, Jr., Co.
2031 Market Street
If there is no Hayncs dealer in your town, write us for descriptive booklet.
Phone-Spruce 4725
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FAMOUS CIGARETTES
iWfe
How it happened-
"Have one.
"Light another.'
"Fill your case?" punctuated every conversation
on 'the transports going over.
Captain X had taken with him a liberal supply
of Pall Mall famous cigarettes (plain ends). By
the time he landed they were gone.
"Over There" he couldn't have a favorite brand.
But the cigarettes he was lucky enough tq. get
had one feature that gave him a big idea. They
were round and smoked freely.
Back in America once more the Captain came
and gave us his idea, a big jdea. He suggested
that we make Pall Mall cigarettes round in shape,
loosely rolled and plain end a cigarette that does
not have to be tapped, squeezed or loosened, a
cigarette with a'free and easy draught,
A cigarette made from the famous Pall Mall
blend of 42 Turkish tobaccos chosen for richness
and delicacy of flavor,
In the new foil package with a patented opening tab.
20 Pall Mall Rounds
plain ends
o cents
In.
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"THEY ARE GOOD TASTE"
PLAIN OR CORK IN BOXES OF xo, 50 OR 100 AS USUAL
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"A cigarette that
does not hate to be
squeezed, tapped or
loosened a cigarette
with a free and easy
draught,"
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NMjr " Immediate Delivers X I I
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Great Reductions
Poll.OWing the wonderful activities of the past six
weeks during which all former business records of this
Clothinor Store were vastly exceeded comes Uhis Clear
ance of about TWO THOUSAND MEN'S AND YOUNP
MEN'S SUITS at extremely low prices. Somof the Suits',
in these SEVEN DIFFERENT GROUPS are from regular :
stock and some are remainders from recent special
purchases. All are marked at extraordinary reductions
most of them-clt much less than regular wholesale prices :
$21.50
About 200 Suits, chief
ly from our regular stock,
reduced for .quick selling.
Not all sizes in any style,
but a good range of. sizes
in the lot.
$29.50
Hart, SchafTner & Marx
and "Alco" Suits of ex
cellent all-wool fabrics ;
most of them smart styles
for young men. Saye.
nearly one-half.
$24.50
Men's and young men's
Two-piece and Three
piece Suits, in plain colors
and neat mixtures. One
third less than regular
price.
i4f$2&50-
T
Men's apd young men's:
Suits of! good all-wooL Ml!;
BLUE EKGE, in a good;
selection pf models and-,
sizes. (J -t
$37.50
SERGE SUITS with
TWO PAIRS of trousers;
all-wool blue serge of ex
cellent quality. Very ex
ceptional value indeed.
$88.50
Men'aiutd young men's
Stein-Bhjclf, Hart, Schaff-
ner & Tfaifx and "Alco"
buits; luahy of them
worth ablpiit double this
price.
Thin Sillit;' A Special purchase of Coat-and-trous-"m
us crs Suits Cool' Cloth Suits for young
men, under-priced at ?9.7o and ?14.75 ; fine Mohair Suits
for men, under-priced at $19.75.
$i4.50i!
V 1
YoUths' SuitS Long-trousers Suits for youths of
1G to 19 years, at prices that are
less than the regular wholesale cost reduced to $14.50.
$29.50 and $36.50.
Men's ajidl young men's
fine AlMy-ool Suits from
the famous. Hart, Schaff
ner & Maifci-and "Alco"
factories, lixtraordinary
value. v
House or .
Porch
Dresses
Special
at $3.95
Of checked
g i n g h n m in I
pink, blue, black
or green effects.
Ever so neat ,
and trim, ."with ,
a style about 1
the m." Trim
med as sketch
ed, with collar, I
vest and cuffs ,
ef white orcran- '
die finished '
w i t h checked :
gingham bands. !
An added style
toucl in the cmgliam fash. In .
sizes 36 to 40 special at $3.95.
This model in sizes )8 to 52,
under price $5.00.
RtrnulvMcf iMoihlfr
Third Kloor. fiH'it Street, West
- -V Strn'ilirlrtKf. fc l"ottilrr -fri-nml Floor. ,Enti
Golden Special To-rrip now
800 Pairs of
Women's White
OXFORDS
A Special Lot of
' Gibbs" Union Suits
for Men and Boys
To Sell Under Price
They nre in the seasonable,
popular athletic style, and are of
white gauze cotton, made with the
comfortable clastic wnist-band.
Slight imperfections cause them
to bo classed as "second' hence
the unusually low prices.
Men's Union Suits $1.35
Boys' $1.00 and $1.15
- StrawiirlilBr & t'luthlcr
.Vi - nd ."1. M&r':vi Street
oPECJALW
Wonderful Value
At $8.90
From Laird, Schober & Company
ai
perfect!
the
torn
-5; "piilitary heels with white leather top-lifts
1 .v pracucai style for all
Hare good fortune for eieht Inimlrorl wnmnn whn !.... 4i,o
on of Laird-Pchor-cr stylo and quality smait Oxfords of
hnglish type, of WHITE REIONSKIN CLOTH; five-eyelet pat-
, straight tips, white ivorv-finishnd snlns. pnvnrr.il Hh.Innl,
summer
A
occasions
ent
grade
at
2. ''ffl'.1' comfortable, casih' cleaned. A rccer
rrC"" purchase of 11 similar stylo of the same grad
VrX f N.is arkcd at 514.00. This wonderful lot a
, a $8.1)0 a pair. It is rca'ly one of the
Smartest Models In This House
v Slral.rl.1,. Clntlilrr--Kluhlli nml Kllbrt Struts
Domestic Cottons
Many women are plnnning,
these summer days, to make un
dergarme.its ?nd bedfurnishlngs
for tho household. Hero arc a
fe-v of the Domestic Cotton Goods
they will need:
White Cambric, 3G-incli, 03c a yd.
Long Cloth, 12 yds., $3.50 a piece
Nniiihook, 12 yds., S7.50 a piece
Pillow Tubing Muslin, 12-inch,
80c a yard; 15-inih 85c
Bleached Sheeting Muslin, 153-in.,
95c n yard; 81-inch $1.20
8trwl'ililKo S. I'lolhler AIlo l.'i. I'cnlrc
n!pk
We Have ReducedlOOO
Small Boys' Wash Suits to
Wholesale Pieces
Directly from our comprehensive stocks wc
have taken these serviceable Summer Suits and
have sharply reduced their prices fpr clearance
right at a time when they'll bo wunled most:
500 of The Wash
Suits are now ?3.5
Some of the season's most popular styles
many cne or twor of a kind. Plenty of plain
colors nnd some white. Sizes .1 ti S'ycars.
300 of The Wash
Suits are now $2$5
Mttdy, belted and Ollvoj TWSt Ist'yles, of
(luiaoic jusi-cyur inorics. aize y ioLB years.
200 of The Wash slits are now M.65
Those arc chiefly in Oliver Twist styles -and n aze 2,i to 5
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