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EVENI&6 PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1918
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SHIPNEWS
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HELPS TO BUILD SHIPSJl
iYctcritn Discharged as Unfit,
Inil Still Aids in
Struggle
In oiio of the vrnrchoiiacs nt IIok
lalarm work H. J. Smith. " fornir
private of company H. lfilst Infantry,
who foURht the Orinans until with
aevtrnl wounds nnd 11 RanfliiR besides,
he vim dlcharKcd from the army as
unflt for fut titer xervlce.
Smith was member of one of th
fllit American leRlments landed In
France. He was put to cnmoiill.tgltiB
railroad tracks nnd heavy aitlllery In
tho Toul sector. While dolns this his
company was attacked by tho tier
mans and he was shot In the lejr.
They sent him to a bapc hospital nnd
after he reunered sent him back to
Ms company. In another Hunt shortly
nftenvards he wn shot In the foot.
thlch resulted In another period In tho
hospltnl,
Back to the front ho went nitaln as
oon as dlschatged from the hospital
and before Ions during an attack on
Kctnmel Hill by tho Americans ho was
nil-tick In the hip by a fragment of n
hfgh explosive shell. Then came the
third experience In the hospital and l
foro this was oer he found hlm'.lf
mlmix about tun Inches of bone, which
had 'to bo temoved by tho surgeons.
Then Smith was ordered ent linck to
tho United States, but he convinced
his mipcilors that ho had only started
in flght nnd they gave him another
chancH with his leglment, crippled
though he was.
Only n few weeKs later Smith got
Into another fight with the Germans
nnd losing his gas magic took one from
ft dead Cerman. but whs unablo to
put the thing on quickly enough to
scapo tho chlcrlno fumes from the
nemy lines. lie was overcome and
nfter it lone stay In a hospital was
Anally discharged from the army.
LAUNCH DESTROYER TODAY
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New York Yard, Canulcu
The I'nlted States torpedobo.lt de
stroyer Twiggs will bo launched ut the
.N'cw York Shlpyaid, Camden, this
niornliiR nt 9.30. The launching will be
pthate, and only tho othclals and em
ployes of the shipyard and the launching
party will be present
The sponsor will ho Mls l.lllle S.
(etched, 1 132 Spruce street, liilladel
PhliC a granddaughter of the late Major
Levi Twiggs, an olllcer In the niailno
corps, for whom the destroyer Is named,
Tim Twlgg.s Is the third destroyer of a
fleet launched at tho Xew York yard.
The olhrr two were launched tho early
part of the month, and two morn prob
ably will be launched next week.
Great Organ Plays at
10 and 4.25
At Noon Chimes of Nt. Caul's
Cathedral, Trillion
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
The Down Stairs Store Is Ready to Help You Save the Money
To Subscribe Your Quota of the Fourth Liberty Loan
These Coats Are Ready to Offer
A Stiff Counter-Offensive to Winter
They have the right stuff in them and aren't a bit
afraid of Winter's bluster. Tho materials ore thick,
the collars, whether of self-material, of plush or of
fur, can be buttoned close under the chin and, in many
instances, there is a warm interlining.
A Soldierly Top-Coat
It's of olivo drab wool, much like the military, and
is thick and weather-resisting. Thcro is a deep in
vcitcd pleat in the back, a belt and four patch pockets
on the front. (Sketched.) $18.75.
A Variety of Models at $25
One is of brown, taupe or Burgundy burclla with
inverted pleats in tho back extending to the belt; tho
collar is of fur-fabric and the coat is half lined.
Another coat, of yelour in the same colorings, is
box pleated, belted, half lined and is trimmed about
the pockets nnd collar with fur-fabric.
Kit coney collars arc used on several models in
vclour and burclla at this price. The coats arc half
or fully lined and generously pocketed.
Vclour in Green, Brown and Navy
is used for a coat with a broad collar of fur fabric
and a half lining. The back is laid in small tucks and
the front is gathered. 527,50.
Coats With Fur Collars, $29.75
Snug coats of wool vclour in navy, Burgundy, brown and gtcen,
have collars of scalene, kit coney or nutria. They are made in a
number of different ways and are lined to the waist with plain or
figured silk and interlined.
A coat with both collar and pockets of funis SU.I.7.".
(Market)
GLOUCESTER LOOP FINISHED
Trolley and Other Improvements
Made for Men
The new car loop around the main of- I
flee hulldlnc of tho 1'usev & Jones Com-1
Piny, nt (Gloucester, will be In opera-'
tlon Monday, the shlpworKeis there have
been Informed. It whs put In by the
public service department under the ilt
lectlon .of tho Kmereency Fleet t'or
poratlon, and means a lot to the em
ployes who have to trolley to and fioni
the plant eery day. I
.notner (treat convenience to many Is
.1 new hulldlnc to bo erected between
the Knrafio nnd farmhouse for the
transportation and public service depart
ment. In this there will be lockers,
etc., for the men. After the loop is
put Into operation the men will, all
leave the yard at the middle gate. Turn
h tiles will be located near the transpor
tation hulldlnir. The new trolley cars
are expected boon.
K.MI'1.0K.S of the Puey Jnn's tllouoe.
ter plant who have use for roal the com.
In vinler arri have not et laid It In will
cH eome. comfort from (ousina Officer I'
P. fjoncwcll by rimply statin? their needs
(a him Special steps are about to be taken
tu s-e that all the emploe of the company
aei their winter coal, so step up earl), bes,
unci mold shivering!
DAN FACKKK. ef lh Putrj Junes
mRln cfflre. Gloucester, has lost his check
book, and although still holding on to his
deposit book he would be greatlv relieved If
somebody were to return the other
1111,1, ATKINSON-, nf the Puaay Jones
Gloucester cost department. In hunting- for
an automobile tire and rim that msterluu.y
disappeared, and until he finds them hla car
will take a vacation.
Aicrnrn t. imssino. first editor of the
liey & Jonea Shipbuilder, ranked flrat In
n ciaas of seventv In the aviation school at
Ithaca. K T. t.lasine was sludlna at
Fenn when the war came anJ was editor of
the university dally paper, lie edited the
Shipbuilder only a few weeks, the call of
hit country taking him anay among the
llrst
lOREMKN' in the Sun Shin Cnnipauv'a
engine and holler shop at Chester hav
already sold to their men nmre than s.Vinu
worth of Liberty Honds, with the campaign
not set under way,
J, II. I.OI'dllKAX and others nt the ('neu
ter &hfpard are working on an attractive.
fitter to be painted on canvas anJ disuUyed
n the bhlpyar.l to remind the men of their
duty t" buy Liberty Honda und show what
Vncle, Ham expects of that una jard lu the
campaign.
JACK THICK, ef the rusev I Jorea Olou
tester machine shop, hes Sent to Hamilton.
Ontario, for his wife and will soon be happy
again.
'. JACriKRV of TTieHuii Shin's mold loft.
la burning a lot of midnight oil .ever plans I
ivr hew sjull M iicqiiiiKii , ut
MAXVi:l.t. J.VMKS. of the Hun Ship Com.
ptny, haa Joined the naval leserves.
HICK MKRRIOT. of the Sun mold tort
has gone b&ck to Fenn Charter School tu 1
teach, j
KKIS IIOIIII. of the Sun Company, Is I
ntiiv after a motorbont tor fall sport on the '
Delaware and ia seriously thinking nf burs-1
tng hla canoe at the bottom of the river j
for the winter to sa trouble. I
JOHN MeFAIinhN, of the Information rir-1
.partment at Hoc Island, hurries home In
(the evening now to take a peep at two bright ,
little blue eje.i that Just arrived at his
home, Mao hates housework, but minding
young 3!ac la different.
EDWARD THARDO.V. of Hog Islanci Infor
mation department, haa joined the colors at
f'ort Slocuni. N, V. Joseph Verda, of ths
loa Island watch, who has been urttng as
orderly for Waior Sinclair, haa Joined the
marines. He saw service In tha Nicaragua
ctrapslgn and was wounded several times
when the American forces took Vera. Crus,
Tril.I.I.lAM J. LOAN, star catcher of the
Hear laland ball team, haa resigned from the
hull fabrication department and reported for
duty with the United States naval reserves
as second-class hutpltal apprentice.
AN EMPLOY!', tan check his grip or his
wallet either at the 13 street gate at Hog
Island now They hae Just opened a booth
there for that purpose and the mm are all
Invited to make tha best use of It.
J. D. ANDERSON, euperlntendent of the
electrical department at Hog Island, haa besn
appointed manager of shops there, which
fives him charge of all shops except those In
he air tool department.
TIIRKK HliNIIKKU AND TAVKNTV-rOUR
MEN have Joined the nlaht force for the
'lions organUed shout two weeks agu by
Assistant Uenerat Manager J J Sullivan,
'(INK IH'NOHKP AND hlXTl" - r'M'E I
lalRLin at Itog isiaun nave rnierrij lor ins
potato race and ion ards dssh st Hog
Jultnci s track men tnia afternoon, nig
rawd espeetsd.
r' r ra'irll Y
j J 1
Soft Striped
Taffeta Waists
at $3.75
Pretty and serviceable blouses
of soft, lustrous taffeta in dark
colorings Rt'eon, blue, brown and
tho like striped in nay colors,
.lust the blouses that women want
for new suits.
Simply-Made Crepe de
Chine Blouses at 51.50
A blouse of flesh color or white
crepe de chine has a tucked collar
witlt the new square effect in
front. Tuckinjr on the cuffs nnd
hemstitching are the only other
trimmings.
Navy Blue (JeoiKclle Crepe
at $5.75
A simple blouoc of navy O'cor
jtcttc' crepe is new in tha Salon.
It has a collar thnt can bo worn
liiRh or low, is hemstitched and
fastens with ball buttons.
(Market)
Finer Coats
of ory soft velours, Bolivia?,
pompoms, ivora and broadcloth
arc beautifully lined and, though
surprisingly light in weight, they
arc as warm as can be. The col
lars arc of cither self-material or
fur. S:i0.75 to $1 15.
Announcing the Opening ,
A Luggage Store
Down Stairs
Xear the elevators in the Market street sec
tion of the Down Stairs Store has been assembled
a most interesting collection of hand luggage, and
it is gratifying to see what good and serviceable
things are to be had at moderate prices.
Handbags
of leather, plain or grained, in black or tan, are
$10.50 to $23.50. Of fabric, $3 to 510.50.
Suitcases
of leather aie $11.50 to $23.50; of fabric, $1.50 to
$11.50. Matting Cases arc $3 to $6.50.
Black Enamel Suitcases
are remarkably good looking and will stand a lot
of wear. A case of generous mzc with leather
straps and corners, an inidc tray and a pretty
figuicd lining is $5.50 and $C two sizes.
Extra large cases which many people use for
automobile trunks have leather bindings and
straps and an inside tray and arc $9.50.
Special
Sole Leather Suitcases
A little lot of splendid cases of tan leather
with canvas linings; these are called factory "sec
onds." but the cloudy places arc no more than
would get on a case during its first journey.
21-inch size, $12.
26-inch size, $13.
(Market)
Washable Capeskin
Gloves Are Best for Busy
Women
Freshening them is only the work of a few mo
ments, and you have, to all jiftYpuMss, new gloves to
carry on with. They arc of sufficient weight also to
be comfortable throughout the Winter.
Gray or tan gloves with plain stitched backs arc
$1.75; with spcarpoint stitching they arc $2 a pair.
The skins from which these gloves are made are of
perfect quality, soft and pliable.
SPECIAL
Pearl White Washable Cape Gloves, 1.50
They arc outseam sewn and have black cm
broitlercil backs. Usually a third more.
(Central)
Corsets
Special at $1.50
Corsets for medium figuics
have medium-low bust lines
that arc quite full. The skirts
are of good length, with four
good hose supportors. The
flexible willow bones arc an
advantage.
Sizes 21 to 2G arc in the
group.
(Central)
All-Wool in Our ,
Boys' Suits
means all-wool and not part cotton, or shoddy!
When you buy a part-cotton suit for loss money
you are making a bad bargain, for you arc sacrific
ing service.
Our hoys' suits are made for healthy boys, who
are naturally not very careful of their clothes.
.$11.25, $12.50, $13.50 and $15
ate the prices of good, sturdy, all-wool suits for
boys of 7 years to 18. They ate made of cheviots
and eassimeres in gray, brown or other dr.rk mix
tures. Several styles arc made with militaiy backs,
while others have plain backs. The suits have looso
belts and arc in both single-breasted or double
breustcd styles.
t(.aller,v, Mnrkel)
Winter Togs
For Small Children
Warm little coats are lined and
interlined, so that you can rely on
them to do ditty when the ther
mometer runs quite low, as well
as now when the days are only
tinged with sharpness.
In sizes to fit girls or boys of 2
years to G arc:
Corduroy coats m brown, Co
penhagen blue, tan and dark blue
at $7.50 to $i:i.50;
Ilhtc cheviot coats at $10.50.
Gray chinchilla coats with
black velvet collars at $8;
And somo khaki-color wool
coats for girls or bovs at $10.75
and $12.
Tarns and hats start at $1.'J5
and go to $5.50.
(Central)
Black or White Silk
Stockings
for women ate $1.60 a pair. They
ate of unusually good quality silk,
with lisle tops; the knees arc
double and the feet are re-en-forced
for good wear.
(Central)
The Best Proof of the Quality of
Wanamaker Clothing
is the service it gives. Men who have worn a Wanamaker suit always come back
when they need another. Such service can come only from honesty of workmanship
and excellence of material. Every Wanamaker suit is made after our own directions
and every suit is pure wool.
If you .ire going to need a new suit in the near future, it is only fair to tell
you that it is wholly unlikely that clothing: will bo any cheaper, and it may be more
expensive. In fact, wo have had to pay advances on this season's re-orders.
A suit bought now has a full season of wear and usefulness ahead of it.
Prices start at $23.50 and go to $32.50.
(Oallery. .Market)
If You Can't Get Under a Helmet
Get Under a New Hat
There ate any number of styles of good soft
hats nt $3. They are in shapes for young men
or for older men all tho season's best and new
est shnpes in brown and green and the other
shades that men want.
Other soft hats in good shapes arc $2.50.
Derbies aie $3.50.
(Caller), .Mnrket)
Men Are Drawing on Their
Gloves
Tan washable capeskin gloves, outseam
sewn, with spcarpoint or embroidered bucks,
arc $2.25 a pair.
Gray buckskin gloved with plain backs are
wonderfully serviceable. With plain backs they
are $2.00; with spcarpoint stitching, $3.50 a
pair.
For army men, some new khaki-colorwash-able
capeskin gloves are outseam sewn and have
spearpoint stitched backs, at $2.60 a pair.
(Central)
Good Madras Shirts That Are
Special at $1.65
The madras is of a firmly woven and soft
toxturo, with colored stripes or satin stripes.
The cuffs arc all soft. Some of these hare been
almost half again as much.
Warm Dornet Nightshirts
Not half bad these chilly nights when th
furnace isn't running. They are cut comfort
ably full and are in pink, blue or lavender
stripes. $1.50.
(Galler.r, Market)
Half Hose, Special at
22c a Pair
Black cotton hose, seamlets, with strongly
re-enforced feet, in all sizes.
Navy, gray and tan hose, seamless, in broken
sizes, but all sizes in the lot.
(Gallery, Market)
MetVs Heavier-Weight
Underwear
Ribbed merino union suits in a medium
weight, with long sleeves, are made ankle length.
$2.60 the suit.
(Oallerr. Market)
Furs Fashionable,
Though Inexpensive
What so warm and so bewitchingly lovely as a
soft fur scarf on a frosty day when eyes arc bright
and cheeks like loses? Ti'iily, fur and feminine
beauty compliment each other!
Dyed taupe cat lynx scarfs arc $19.75 and $22.50.
Hlack lynx scarfs arc $25 to $G5.
Black fox scarfs are $25 and $27,50; gray
fo, $25.
Ikidson seal (muskrat) stoles arc $42.50; capes,
$H2.50 and $30.75; throw tics, $29.75.
Japanese badger scarfs are $20 and $24.
Taupe South American fox scarfs are $32.50.
Ilrown Sith American fox scarfs arc $35.
Taupe and brown fox scarfs are $27.50.
Black skunk fox scarfs arc $19.75.
(Market)
If You Realize How Truly Charming
Women Look in Suits
A Pretty Pink
Envelope Chemise
Special at 85c
It is of soft pink nainsook
trimmed with lace around the
top and bottom nnd, in the
front, a spray of colored hand
embroidered flowers.
(Centrnl)
Taffeta Petticoats, $4.50
Of lustrous, good-quality taffeta in plain navv,
black, light and dark green, taupe and rose and in
many changeable hues. There is clastic through
the top and the pretty ruffle is corded.
(Central)
you welcome the time of year when leaves turn color and
the new suits pop nut! Consider the suit of wool poplin
that, is sketched and picture it in navy blue, burgundy or
taupe. It is pleated below the belt and the buttons and
buckle with which it is trimmed aie quite smatt. $25.
Also at $25 are suits of burella cloth and wool poplin
for young women. These aie trimmed with braid, and
some aie belted.
Rather Dashingly Military
is this new navy blue whipcord suit that is sketched on
the left. Tho jacket is trimmed with braid in front and in
the back as well, while loops and buttons also play their
parts. It is handsomely lined with flowered silk "and is
special at $35.
Arrived in Time for Today
is good news about two new suit models in silveitone
and wool vclour. The novelty pockets and tho back of the
jackets arc tiimmed with bone buttons. Both models are
lined with lovely flowered silk. For colors, you can choose
taupe, brown or burgundy. $39.75.
For the Brisk Walks
of Autumn among the fallen leaves, you will want a spoits
suit. Such suits of tweed are in various models ut $29.75
and $32.50.
Wool jersey sports suits in heather mixtures ate also
practical for the older school girls. $35.
(Market)
Neckwear News
Told in Georgette
Crepe, Satin and
Lace
Many styles of new Georgette
crcpa collars, hemstitched, tucked,
hand - emlnoidercd or trimmed
with fnnge and lace, at $1 to
$1.75. Sets at $1.75.
Imitation filet lace makes some
pretty collars in round, roll or
square shapes, somo combined
with net, nt $1 to $3.25. Sets are
SI to $2.50.
Flesh color or wliitc gleaming
satin forms somo delightful col
lars in roll or Hat shapes at $1 to
$1.75.
(Central)
Identification Card
Holders, 25c
Kvcry man must carry his teg
istration card with him at all
times, and a flat case like one of
these will keep it from getting
worn at the corners. The back
is of smooth or plain leather and
the front of transparent celluloid.
(Ontrn'll
Saturday Is Children's Day in the Shoe Store Now
That School Has Begun
Black calf
skin shoes
.in laco style
on wide-toe
shapes
have welted
soles in
sizes 8Vi to
2 r.t $3.75
nnd $4.25 a
pair.
Black leather or patent
leather shoes, in button style
are $3, $3,50 and $4. a pair,
according to size, in sizes 6
to 2.
Black patent-leather shoes
In button stylo are $1.75 and
$2.25 in izcs 8',s to 2.
A largo lot of children's
shoes arc $1.50 a pair in sizes
2 to G, and $1.75 a pair in sizes
5 to 8, with wedge heels. They
are of black kidskin, of hlack
patent leather and of black kid
or patent leather with white
tops.
Shoes for Girls
Datk tan or black calfskin
Rhoes on long, slender lasts,
lnco high and have welted soles
with low heels, in sizes 2Vs to 8
at $4.90 a pair.
Shoes of black calfskin on
Bensible widC-too shapes, lace
quite high and have low heels,
in sizes ZYt to 7 at $4.50 a
pair.
At $3 a pair; girls sho?s in
sizes 214 to 6 ate made of
black patent leather on good,
widtoe shapes in button
style.
(Clisstnnt)
Women, Too, Need
New Shoes
At $2.85 a pair, patent
leather shoes with cloth or
leather tops are in lace and
button styles with welted soles
and high heels. ,
At $4.90 a pair, women's
shoes of neat black kidskin are
in lace and button styles.
Mang Styles at $5.40
a Pair
Shoes of dark tan calfskin,
or of black calfskin, are made
on narrow-looking lasts with
imitation wing tips, perfora
tions, welted soles and medium
heels.
Others have .imitation
straight tips with perforations
nnd are finished with high,
traight heels
Charmingly New
Ttlurk calf.
skin shoes "te
on new Au
tumn lastsi!.
nave ngnier
tops of sonj .;.,'
gray leatlK ,'w "J,
C3Civ. W
WeUV I tt M I
M-. Vvi'
;
fat Hw
cr tha
closely rc-
s e m bles
buckskin.
They lace
high, as you
see m tnc
sketch, and have welted soles
with medium heels. $5.40 a
pair.
Much like them are the
shoes of dark tan calfskin with
lighter cloth lops. $5.40 a
pair.
Girls Need Coats These
Brisker Days
Tweed, wool vclour, mili
tary cloth, velvet, plush,
Imrellu, pompom and broad
cloth are used in the newer
coats, of which many are
belted models and trench
models. Prices begin at
$13.50, 15 and go up to
$53.50.
The coat that is sketched
will lit girls who wear 14 to
1(1 year sizes. It is made
of matoon or green plush
trimmed with fur fabric and
is fully lined. $21.75.
Coats for Girls of
7 Years to 9
are in many styles and ma
terials and range in price
front $8.50 to $19.75.
Little girls who wear (5
year sizes will find a spe
cial assortment of coats for
them made of corduroy,
nlush. wool vclour, silver-
tone, serge and bioadcloth. $0.75 to $18.75.
(Centrul)
no
E&mt
Aro End to the Stream of
Pretty Velvet Hats
That Flows Into the Down
Stairs Store
It's a swift-flowing stream that brings new
and lovely things every day. The hats are
never twice the same, but are ever changing
and ever new.
For today there are literally
Hundreds of Inexpensive
Hats at $5 to $8.85
Most of them are of velvet in a goodly range
of colors, including plenty of black and a dah
of brightest red. Shapes are quite unusual
and there is scarcely any fashionable trim
ming that is not here burnt plumage, little
velvet wreaths, ostrich, chenille embroidery
and gaily hued facings. They are good, wear
able and fashionable hats at prices which r
no extravagance.
(Market)
Serge Skirts for Women
and Young Women
A new model in black serge is worthy of a story
all its own. The skirt is rather plainly made with
two inset pockets and a belt trimmed with buttons.
A skirt that women will want for good service.
Plaid serge skirts are $6 and $7.50.
(Market)
special ; What Good Frocks at
Crepe Kimonos
$1.85
Full kimonos, with long, flow
ing sleeves and with collars that
have hemstitched borders, arc in
rose, lavender, light blue, pink
and Copenhagen blue. All sizes
are included, from 3G to 40, and
the crepe is of good quality.
(Central)
SPECIAL
Rugs, $2.75
Fresh, clean, hit -or -miss
rugs woven of chenille or cur
tain madras, which makes them
extra soft to tho touch. The
eoloiings arc lovely, including
plenty of pietty blue, yellow,
green and blown. Size 30x60
inches.
(Chestnut)
$15 and $16.50!
Thcv are all attractive new frocks, too,
of the ever serviceable serge, lustrous satin,
crepo de chine, wool jersey, Georgette crepe
and the like.
At C1
Serge frocks in navy blue and black To
rnado in good styles, some with collars of -
satin ana trimmed wun Duuons.
Satin frocks in navy or Copenhagen
blue or black made with pleated oversktrts
and topped with white satin collars antl
cuffs.
Crepe de chine frocks made on loose lines
with norgette crepe collars. In navy, black
nnd plum color.
At $16.50
A navy blue and black serge frock is
made with a black satin collar and tieto
A satin frock made with a surryc
bodice is trimmed with fringe.
Five Hundred Attractive
S!
priced at $lPi:-aMl75 and $22.75 are
made in many,
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