Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, September 20, 1916, Night Extra, Page 7, Image 7

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    JG WONDERS
'10 BE SHOWN HERE
IN DAZZLING ARRAY
v.-.tn. -Rnlldtnor of U. of P.
the Scene Tonight of Re-
markblc Exhibition of
UJuniinfvtfnfr Dqvlces
tfjJVY LASTS A WEEK
, exhibit Qf Ulhtlnf davlct surpass-
t 1 tfiown t many national vapuei'
f TIa -ivinir th very iMt word In Ic
bM ia miimlntlon will Js open to.
i M trie mint titwt ' ".
ul- f fh University of Pennsylvania
T5JUlon with th"e svn-day series of
frv .A Mr tha benefit of the
(ft prri''F" "' - -r. -i-
.... tha tenth annual convention
jjj, 11urrilntlntT llprerlne Society of
Ethically, the exhibit will show every
1 .-,. ...tl n Ik. nn.l
i from ne mmn - ...-.
htlfht. and It Will Illustrate the very
W.' .nifi iisnit In turnlnir nleht
lr. living " lcture course a. pr,c-
f'. . iiinMlnnllnff nfrtni.Ara that
V ,n.rtinn of exhibits will Include
Stare models of cities and buldns
ITJ ethoda of lighting", all kinds of
77ni electrical larnpa, fixtures and re
LL'far all DurpontH and .pedal light
fjiiu for mines, railways and homes.
m more lecnnicai mica win bi p
4torPyi h moving picture, color
I. .nnaratus and optical matfrlale
idolcee for eye treatments. The United
ua Bureau of Standards wll exhibit
retus 'Msed In Ita work and the Navy
..rfm.nt will Illustrate methods of slg-
m by lighting.
m totsl floor -apace In the various
If tS ', .... 1 IV.S ..I. II. It I. Olwillt
aa Klvcu ww. tv -....v . Mwuh
Fiauare 'eeti nA n'orfi nan thlrty-flve
tltors haye engaged topace. AinonfC
re the innea uaa improvement
... h Ph.lladelnh.tn Electric Com-
ZiBauach ft Jornll. Hastman Kodak
teeny, uenerai icanu v.uniimii)',
Klt(fhouse Electric Company. Ktllson
p COtppany, wuIBf "I""- vuniJiiiiy,
kirn Comnany and practically all the
r ms'nufacturer of. materials used In
niiuttng.
t exhibit has been prepared at great
mit coin 10 ins pocety ana to mo
tiling fllma, and tlia Intention lias been
Lmlnlm'se the commercial element apd to
nlttee In charge realises that the cl-
i of correct Illumination Is only In It
lt4y, and feel that dissemination of
Slle io "V puuim win iiiminisn eye
jj.t ninety per cent of which are Raid
I tf' ?ued by bad systems of Interior
BJ" '
ft Illuminating engineering lecture
iru has been M0areu unuer the joint
Hi or me upiversijy or Pennsylvania
tat Illuminating Engineering Society.
Krill list one week, beginning tonight at
It'elock In the lecture hall on the third
f ot (ne engineering .uuuaing, with sea
4 murnlntt. afternoon and plght. Th,e
Im ef lectures will cover the Principles
Interior Illumination. Illumination Units
Calculations. Arphltectpral and Deco-
tn Afptcts or lighting. Modern Light
Acftnorles. Rrcent Developments in
eiri) 4.iKMifim .ipiiiittHtcB, ioior in
Mug. Kxterlor Illumination, Itecent Do-
oents In nw Lighting Appliances,
rn Photometry. Lighting of Schools
Xulltorlums. Church Lighting. IJght-
; it Factories, M)ls and hops, Offloes
I warts, .Lighting or the tlome. Light-
fiVgtreets, jtauway car Llgpting,
K pf Yards, Pocks and Other Out-
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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, feEPTEMBEIT 20. lOltf
COTTON PRICES DROP
ON HEAVY OFFERINGS
Recovery From Bnd Start
Soon Lost Becnuso of
Realizing
Is
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rtioto by Photu t'rftvf
W. S. ISAACS
Philadelphia man, now hero from
Australia buying merchandise. He
i nipping $18,000 worth of iroods
from this city weekly. His head
quarters are at tho Chamber of
Commerce,
RIOTING AT ITS WORST
IN NEW YORK STRIKE
General Industrial Tie-up
Threatens Unles Meeting
Thursday Brings Peace
NEW YOUK, Sept. JO After a night of
the worst rioting since the beginning of
tho present strike of street car men In New
York. In which subway, elevated and sur
face cars were attacked, orders wcro Issued
today to the .New York police that rioting
must be put down at all costs.
The authorities are convinced that the
striking pien do not Intend to abandon their
fight for recognition without a most des
perato struggle, and arrangements have
been made for a more rigid guard than ever
for protection of the cars.
Twenty arrests were made today In con
nection with the rioting, and of the men
now held fifteen have been charged with
commlss'on of a felony. It Is the first time
since the strike began that any men ar
rested for taking part In violent demon
strations have been booked on this charge.
The apparent failure ot negotiations to
prevent a general Industrial strike If tha
traction dimculty Is not settled by 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon has caused added serious
ness. Notwithstanding tho refusal of President
Shonts, of the Interborough. to arbitrate
with the carmen's union when nppcaled
to by the merchants' committee, efforts to
bring about Industrial peace have not been
abandoned. Anuther conferenco of busi
ness men, tho Mayor, Chairman Straus, of
tha Public Service Cqmm,ls2lon, and prob
ably thq ur(!qn leaders has been arranged
for Thursday afternoon at City Hall. Thero
Is an undeniable feeling, however, that It
will accomplish but little.'
Despite the outbreak of violence on the
part of strike sympathizers, tho various
transportation systems of the city wcrq In
better shape today that), they have been
Since the beginning of the trquble. Subway
and elevated trains were running on full
schedule and surface cars were moving
freely.
COTTON FiKI.T WRATItr.n CONDITIONS
. NKW YORK. Krnt. 0. The, folltwlnc
tMnporiiltirtt wre rtrorilM In the retttn
Wt IMs mtrnlnti. Alwtlll. 4S MtniVlt
SO i KRoSTlllt anil t hMtnnoocn.. Ml .Mil
pilnrlon. A lllrmlnttinm, Vlrktburs,
MtmnhU, I.llilf Kork. Kalflih, Atlftnu and
Ancuita. SSi Abllrno, Forth timlth, Mobil
rnd Montinmerjr, 60(HhrfTnKirt. Han An
unit, Oklahoma, l I Rio, Ontaroia. .Maron,
lharlMtan anil Hatannah, nt Jarhaontllle
and Tnomaotlll, 681 t'orpua Chrlatl and
latnDa, lti llaltritau. M ...
. Tbrra n .M Inch t preclpltatlta at
Jacktaatllle.
NEW YOnif, Sept 10. nualntss waa
rather email on the Cotton Uichange tha
morning and tha tone was easier, prices
declining 7 o U points on tha call. The
Influences ware the lack ot response to our
advance by Liverpool and tha continued
fair weather In the South.
There waa only a limited amount of hedge
selling. New Ortrsns again aupplled cotton
and Important European (ntercsta also sold.
Liverpool ie a moderate buyer and spot
houses also participated, but by far the
greatest amount was taken for Wall
Street account.
After the call Important room trailers
participated on a large scale and by the
end of tha first ten minutes prices for some
five Issues had been ru.i up about five polnta
over the early figures.
Offerings became heavier shortly after
the opening. The early bulge ot a point
or two above last night's closing figures
seemed to attract heavy realising, while
thero waa more southern selling and senti
ment appeared to be unsettled by reports
that a Urltlsh steamer had been torpedoed
pn September 6 with two Americans on
board, t
In the latter part of the forenoon active
months were 16 to IS points net lower, with
selling quite active.
The break carried December contracts
off to 1G.99 and January to 18.07 late n
the mornlpg. or about 19 polnta under last
plght'a closing figures. Prices then stead
ied on covering and there wcro rallies ot
6 to 7 points follolwgn tho publication of
the weekly report of the Weather Bureau
wftlch Indicated rapid progress wth pick
ing and that had been too cool fur grqwth
In some sections.
Covering of local shorts gave a steadier
tone to the early afternoon market. On
the wholo business was less active than
during tho forenoon. Southern pqt mar
kets ruled firm and generally higher.
Yeat. cloie. Open, tl a.m. 13 in
nctniwr ... . Ifl.ra is,ou is oj
Pcramtvr ... in. IT in.M
in. in in-.'a
10 84 10SR
IS. SI 10.07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
nil i!ZnXt,v,-A .M4 buah. Th market
5!SI,.l,21'mod,rl o""'na and a fair
C27!lt!!tf-saiaotatlotiai. Car lots, in eaport ele
vator .No, 3 rd. ioot. It 4701 Mil No. 2
!?"? .V."."ti Mn!?r No St red!
it if Si II' ". s !"! M4CM,4ti rejected A,
,,iiY4!.' rejected II. i 3i.4i,
.I!.??:r,iW- ,0o .l"""' Th market
waa quiet but firm under llsht nfrcrlnas Quo.
!fJion?.-. rr I"1" 'r local trade, as to Icira
i'.:Ni'.,,?,rn N?v, 9 yellow, frseoJc, do.
ateanier Jellow R.vasflct do. No. S nllote, SO
n4rV,i?l N.' S-ellow. notinic
OATHUecelrta. boss liuah. Demand waa
fair and nrlcra advanced '4o under HsM effer
influ Suotatlona No. a white, A2if!2Hci
atandard white. Sl!itrS-.Vi No. a while, fto'i w
B47C white, 4B0 50cj sample oata, 40
Flilttn rterelpta. 47S tibia, and 441.313 lt.a.
In Mckl. Trad waa alow and valuta were
i"' ' Hwminai, tjumaiiona
l iu. in wol;
to ISII
ter raaai do.
irta-erMrir ease
rlrati. Is SOOt.60 per raaet
aura, fv
0 in n .! An. trill
ItVTOODi do, fconJp, 17.5gO$.40 pr mmj
fancy Mltetea cnAIa ttfU er wert Job bine
at 40M2e pft 061,
1 iirr. nr; iwrnnna w failr and tn tnark?t
uirMnrn unuir nam ontrimi. wui
are a a rnllnwai. tsi
U'lut.a .I.b laAS eaai Ta
it iiunii t irni, ajuaiti .i . (iu.
Ii do. tmtvnl,. 17 lfl7 CSj
cpttoh nacka. 17 4IIMT HO' An. lnl.
airki. IT Pdllff On, analn llr.l .1...
J:,A?t?K33.,,,.,,, I7.7r.6a At do. tatorlla
renda, IS.SOOOi city mllla, choice, and fancy
&& MM'.,-Jt'J''.mlll' resular stad
lJS'rv alear, JH !Vdn stralsht. IB.JW
ii" J"i.pieni it IAD7 n'
T?". fWII'lt waa in amall auppl and frm.
I""H H ,
Slraltht.
ana.. elaar, cotton
iraiRMl.
WH1
but qulti.
quote nt l S0W7 per bbl,
PROVISIONS
Tb market ruled nrm. with n fair Johblna
dtrnand, and aoma kind wero a aha.la
nlsher. Quotation!. City beef. In aeta, amoked
He,
- "awmtii I'Mia, a. y mrii III aria, aiiiiufftv
air drlad. 8ci watern tf?f. in a?ta. amokpti.
(tilt laantlarai amnVail
and air dried, tip. wcatern heef, kinicklea and
. etc.
city beef, knuckles
tenders, amokad
iOWMHej do. aklnr
amoked istissUci
cured .as to brand and
i irci uniii. .nudv. rdrn.
htmt, 8 t. cure,!, looao,
:j do. aklnned looae, Slvzmci do, do
other hama. amoked, city
amoked. western cured. 21Hct do, bolted, bono.
Itaa. Sci plcnlo hnuldra. 8. r. cured,
loote. 14HCI do. amoked. lSttci belllea. In pickle,
accordlnc to avtraas. tooee. 17He; breaktaat
Mcon. it lo brand and ateraar, cltr cured.
33HCS breakfast bacon, wcatern cured, S2ltci
lard, wtatarn, rejlued, tea, 10. c: do. do. do.
tuba, JBSci lard, pure city, kettle rendered.
In tee. tfei lard pure city, kettle rerdercd
in tuba. IbVp
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Demand waa fairly active and tho
ti unner uini nnerinaa, quo
Weatern. anlld-narkpiL rnim.
apeclala, SOc; euro. S4U3ac: extra
it
market
tatlona followt
fancy
aavsa
(Irsta, .l-'(JJJlr, sreondt.
11
aii
tci ntirby prlnta. fancy, 7c. do. aeratn
ooatiiira; uo. nraia. savotc,
31 f
'raao
3 UP
ery.
nrtl,
SlVi
tra. aouaiKi: do. nraia. asustc. arronrit
ei iobblna Ih nf fanrv nrata tnteta
KOOS Kins new-laid esaa wero wll cleaned
up and firm, but much ot the aupply naa of
unattractive stock, which waa doll and weak.
Quotations: In freo cuaea. nearby citra 3.1a
ptr ufii.f naarur iirinH. i..vw pr ainnuara caae
naaroy current rrcetpia,
extraa, OSo per dot,
li.0 per tae. weatern.
weatern extra Mrata, 0. 00
January
Marcn
May .
July .
Hnot .
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la.sa
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10.43
Lherpool Cotton
I.iVKItPOOL. Hept. 20. Spot cotton to
day was In moderato demand, up 5 points
higher on the basis ot D.GOd for mlduplond.
Tho sales aggregated 8000 bales. Including
7000 bales American. The Imports wero
2000 bales. Including 1000 bales American.
The market for futures closed Irregular at
a net decline of 2V4 points to an advance of
& point.
Cotton Ittiycrs and Sellers
NEW YORK. Sept. 20. October It
Huhbnrd. Wilson and Freeman bought ; lie-
Knany, ITllnn, 1-owenstoln and Montgomery
sold.
December Newman, WIsRln, Freeman,
Hyman and Schlll bought; Kimball, Uenta.
Hagedorn, Oeran, McKnany, Wenman and
Orvis sold.
January Hyman, Kellnr. Cardoza. Kew-
man, Parrott and llontz bought s Hagedorn,
tjuinucip iiliu t,euiiBiicy bMlu.
Marcli Glfford, Goss and Weld bought;
C. Hicks, Schlll, Montgomery and Wilson
sold.
May Glfford bought; Fllnn and Mc
Knany sold.
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$2 Invested in Voue
A liny fraction of your a en an ( cAosan hat or foavn
Will Save You $300
Tho rfoyvn you buy and never, wear Is the really
expensive down Gloves, boots, hat's, that miss
beinij exactly what you want are the ones that
cosfyou more than you can afford.
Why take chances adaln this year when by simply
sendlnd In the coupon and at your convenience
paylnd $2 you can insure the correctness arid
economy ot nearly a whole year's wardrobe.
VOGUE suddests that before you spend a slndle
penny on new clothes, before you even plan your
season's wardrobe, you consult its dreat Autumn
and Winter Fashion numbers t
12
HERE ARE THE XtapMl NUMBERS OF VOGUE
WHICH YOU WILL RECEIVE FOR $2
Tho earlicet and moit trutrwerthy forccaat of Iha Winter
tnenuo IIP on m correct tatnione lor ui
n( acaton. fM intutanc ataintt in moil coauy
Foracaat of Autumn Fasblona
Tha aarlictt and moil mitrw
mode. An authentic tip on
comlnc acaton. An inturar
pi all wardtoba enoi-a yneaf titrt.
Fori Opanlngs October 1 tlolldayNnmbar
A conplct ttory of the Pant opt nlnn.
Tka tuccetthil cai;ona of each cou.
wnicJLiaaancpiiauiTciy, r"."
4a. Ihlanurobarlncii
It culled tti
September 19
tuner.
the rap
I bom tha beat
Smart FoabiPM l ,
Llnlled Income October 10
Flrtt aid to the fathlonabla tcomao o
5ot uijirouad maaai. Even a limltad
,t., ni,wnca ran be aiado la fa" out
a ,fVofuih. wm. It o Vpowa
what liTaad what la not amsrt eoioomy.
December 10
Mora aiha and practical ideas foi holi
day satcrtalAina.
ely, ,atabiitn f
uiJtiKb, Lingerie Number January t
t collodions, ". ., , , '.
tiiai WHHi v riasVHM taejw bum say Maj
hou,a)iold,
MptoranilSoulbera January 13
The naw fatUona In motor car, and tha
new waruVeba for lit aoulkain taaaon.
Forecast of
Spring Faabfana
February 1
Winter FoblOP November 1
Shoin the mode la it, Wiatat cul.
mination-f hannina rnpd.Ia imart eou
turlata avola lot "" pnvata diaotala.
November 13
Ik at make
er t yet
Vanity Number
' That sracWul Ula loucha,
ha ier .woman amait, wb
lcm and bow 19 ute Iheni.
Chrlstmaa Glfl December I
Vozua', ailutioa of tha Chrfatmaa aU
W
agutioaol
aiofldaa.
Eartieat authentic nwa of Sprint atyla.
' Fully illuaualad.
Spring Millinery February 13
HtU.bonn attend toques bom thafamou,
nulbaar, i Par)e.
Spring Patterns Marcb 1
WorUnaj model, lot your Spring and
Sununsr yivaipp. New meiariala.
Porta Spring Openings
The Serini eih;bltie e tha laadiag
coutuoere e rant.
II roar order la racalvad laaaaadlalalri
T'' "'II alert yout fiibacrlpllpa tib Ibf
i cVsf.reaca ol (uoa ruabioea
f fe,v Wataabee tbaa oMvla4 yoe iblrtaae
vU.-av "Mere e voawa leaiaaa o wai
r . gluteal aay tr caa'.a.
k'&A ' 7
I? a Sleeatbaddiealepr,Bat
M, eeaae ! l saaall ewejlr
Vtfit. aa4(wtllla aeaclal
L V.Ya"Q-VeV STi T. BUDikaWWrBaDl lyW
TL rV t VC ", balaa; iW l
aro. V . '"mAJ-A-TL IV
. -amjw-.. -. aaalaSSaB ar BK tBB ae
Vs .
In the next few months, during the very period jn
which Vodue's special Fashion Numbers appear,
yon will be selectlnd your entire wardrobe for
the comlnd Winter, nn4 speodlpd hundreds of
dollurs for the suits, hats, downs and accessories
that you select.
Consider then, that fpr $2, a tiny fraction of your
loss pn one Jhcbosen hat or down, you may se
cure Vodue for six months- an assurance qf
valuable ""d pew 'deas aad an Insurance adalast
costly fwlliires.
Don't SendlVIonQy
You ntwJ net bothar tQ anclW a chque or vn ta
fUalirt Wie(tU4a1eVtnUaYf
rjiwl Arm unJtr light
VrZ Tor )"! crtim. unrr.
V!B,JaV uv ",r ova (
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11EFINDD SUGARS
v.. Quotation,,
ifzuc, aprcial,
c, part aktma.
Th market rulM (Irm and 10 polnta hither,
natlnere' lltl prlcca; Kttra flne aranulated.
BOci rowilereil..nfl()'! con(cctlnerar A, 0.40c,
aofl aradea, S.TSCS.SSo.
UVB Dealrabla
ana nrm unae
POULTRY
tlock
waa In
fair requeet
Kotlowlnc
in ,n iiuuwiion.. idhii ., 10 quality. Silt
Sle, rooatrra. 14tlc. aprlna chlck'na. accord
Ina.to quality, ioijjic, Wh ta UeUrne, ac
cordlnr lo uLltrl.lstf0ci ducka. a to alt,
Hn,JL?u"J,r' I'rlh I'laeona, oli. wr pair,
asOzic. do. ynunt, per pair, IHOSSo.
pRESSKI) Itrcelpt, of dealrable tlock wero
jlant and th market ruled firm with trada fair
guolallona ara aa followe. Kreali-kllled, dry
narked fnw.a, 11 lo. bot, drv plrked, ' fancy
eelfcted. .2401 do, welehlne 4UOI Iba. anl.r.
SS,ci do. .t-hlna 4 lb,, apiece. 2ci
welihlna SH Iba. apjece. Mci do. weljhln, S
Jl"1' .'""f1,", r.y'"lf' " ania.t ica-packe.1,
fincy. dry-picked .Northern Indiana and lilt.
t,0il'wl,ynFni8.p "": apiece. SSc! aouthern
Indiana and Illlnol,, tijlahlng 4CJ Iba. apiece,
8?7ei,ni,",r.,'"? 8Se. Oldrootter,. dry.
RL'h,.' '"c. "oatiina ihlckena, ueatarn fancy.
VSOjac, nrnliina chlckrne. illlnol.. fanry.
HOV6C! dp,. Indiana.. fancy. 51 ft 25c: do', amall
ssfssa. Ilroller,, Jeraey. fancr. SiiW
llrollere. other ne.rhv kl.hin, ilini
niu. ulikfA ..... " . : " . sr
""IMTl-S"':. .iuurre. nearur. ,mauer
do;
Iba.
alto,
mtio.
It),
lira
Hquaba,
iree,
llurk
per rioien While,
nearby, aprfn. Sir.
lhln'u'
welanln.
'.?." ,JT aa,'. lo.rJOSi do. velahlna a t
1U Iba. per doten. 14 SSOB.pOi do. welahln
to 12
to
H Iba. per doten, I4V4.3.1: do. walahlna
f.. n''n tii no. weisninff rurk
tin. per doeen
Iba. .per doten, I2.79W3 HO: dark. l2.6UOU.0lii
mail and No. 2, ui)cV1.2.
FRESH FRUITS
Cholctt atock Bold falplv mnA ...I.... ....ll-
were well auatalnrd aa folio Applra tir hbl i
ryorinwcaiern tireenlna
e rt tai..-L
O4.o0i trrlmee' iJolden IJ.TStil Mi! s
?.-.i?S51?J Wealthy. ts.TAft .2B:
iiucnc.a. w.aows.rsi ralr to ioot. I22 R0.
g"f "VJV.'SS "I".' ,lsrUnd per liamner
Fancy. Slttl 25i fair In wnnA lit,.
mop,, nrii, (Suit I'lneanolea. ner rrii
e
F mriiia. 1 I BTB -T .111 llaai
btkt.. IJOllSd Jo. do. per buth.-bekl, -4ti
lt?n Vf"f.hff' WlU'Jl1 rr. carrier Hlberla,
lt.snslj! Utile. Ilntri. War,, New York
Hart ett. ner bhl . istln nM ii.i-.:?J
7otr
Concord,
(Htllle.
2SV30C
OOc, do, Mr 4-lli. bakt..
i-iume, niw it, per bekt Dameon
I'rune, S53i)cj Oreen Oage, SJOSUc!
VEC.ETA1JLES
White pntatoea wero quiet, but ateady. Sweet
potatoea and onion, of fine quality aold fairly
v
at outtlda flanirea. vwoUtlonti White aotatoee,
Pennevlvaala ani New York, faner.' Mr.tnwh.,
it IStJt It, whliopolatc,. par lib.. No. taat,.
ern Rhor. 19 inofa tk No !l Kaatern fehore.
SI Mi fi 11 Norfok. l2.aOli.tai.Na. 2
II
Norfolk. Sl.SA J 1 flOi white notatnea. Jeraey, pel
onlona. Penneylvanla. per naitipefAlltJl.IBi da.
t'enmilvanla. per JOO-lb. b.a. IIQ2.2o.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
fubllo Benrlce Corporation of New Jeraey,
uler quartarfr of 2 per rent, payable Bepte
rea-
ep(mbr
ounratown (iheet and Tutn Company, reaula
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Early Fall Announcement
of Paige Closed Cars
We cordially invite you to visit our
showroom and inspect the newest
creations in Paige Closed Cars.
These models are true works of art.
The designs are original with our
own chief designer, Mr. Andrew
Becklei and they represent a supreme
achievqment in, fine coach work and
luxurious outfitting.
The selection of interior color schemes
and upholstering are matters of
personal taste, and we shall be glad
to submit sketches for your approval,
and co-operate to the fullest extent
in the production of a thoroughly
individual motor car.
But let us urge you to inspect this
exhibit at your earliest convenience,
in order that we may be in position
to make prompt delivery.
' Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
BflGELOW WIIXEY MOTOR CO.
3Q4 North Broad Street, Phlla,
Phone Bell, Spruce H!0j Keystone, Rcj WQ
GIBSON AUTO WQRKS
Wett Philadelphia Agents, 3933 Haverferd Avenue
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