wm npniPfiinw iipi wimi n " i wmwwi TOflKpw!'"iiMPffpqm STf '"?.' V5 :. LJ - '-- - -- a- -- '-'--- -- L MiiBiiiiiiAMaiiiiiiyiyiiaiM ''''WPP t.wTn 'TTwmi-'&rm'- ' (1 wtww''' "TT, ffT', tfb v "1 mrv:mmj i -:. ; TirJTJfU) :.... i. ' ' 1 h.vfrt ?.v j m . I i mil. 31 fl tf HI ,5 1 ill' II II Pl JIUHj . ii;Lii.i "ii.mi u ifci', city; mum' U.., in iM i iniimw' ,' ' j;111 UlrtTWat. km rxlfamrJrhU till and notify Edward J Qulnn, chairman u this city. Thta post has a member ship of 472, ,nnd has elected as its' .dolcgatcs to the state Cantonment David H. Simpson, commander ; C. W. Fry, William K, Bradley, Lawrence II. Ilarrctt, D. Normnu Conn, James 11, Cousart, Horace J. Inmnn. Th6 band ot rr1neeForbeS- Post t held a successful dance t Votlcr'n Acad emy, Fifty-second nn)l Market streets. The proceeds will be used in addition to the $350 spent by the post to pur chase Instruments. The post will meet "tho second and fourth Thitiljj'S'Wtsdi -month' dur ing the Rummer Tbe' Host bsttcbntl team has played tVyo isanics this season and Is open to book games with nil' fug l0tHM 'tonVMriwi had fj iatbi thVrHafcr.f MrPUtnar' bail arrived berei!Vith hfs fatntlv T.1 j otlierwtac, Tlfe pjawt has jMwe thft 400 membership mark and the, Indica tions arc it will reach COO by July. of the committee, at 457 Tllghman street, Allentown. Captain Walter M. Oearty Tost No. 31B has a forty -two -piece band, which appeared in a firemen s parade in Ches ter, l'a., and In the Ilcd. Men's parade V.)h. J. Putnam,, of Chicago, chief, engineer of, thb.Chlcagq and Northwcit. crn llallroad, whs drowned in a nmnll ttimmdi. FJ GET 150 DELEGATES S-S-STAMMERING '.'. J . V 2. . and Alt defects In rpcech cured. ' CTaII. Writ a VhnnM CA D I L LAO IV?; ' rost uommanaers ana mq- Pnnlnr Iftfl tAtilir THE QUIGLEY INSTITUTE , Jutants Also May Sit In State Cantonment & . For (ho iir of nil drtrrt In peeh 17117 MAHTER HTREKT i nitaiiflBwQiEKr'ii h vWiySm' 1 7. ' '.! TiP sWHBS'PmHuf m$M JM ' , m ,. -iAAAfiAAeoiji- . V. fce-H 'jrnr, mm .,'death" Ir mi..i. L." . jLitvur rzr vmx mdJ Mroy lie ei If sh taockrt.- kered lmert ir r.-.. . I coverings . Philadelphia will bo entitled to ww to the stato cantonment of the American TifKlon in Allentown, June 18 nntl in. 800 lpulonarlM 150 (lelcentps nud lt0 post commanders and adjutants. Only "" ibf delegates may vote. The, Philadelphia delegation will rep- resent seventy-eight posta. Enrli post , kit one delegate and one more for each ; 100 paid-up members. The nctual ff. Legion strength In this city Is greatly V 'la excess of the paid-up membership. , An acute situation has arisen regard ' Ing hotel accommodations for the can tonment at Alentoxvn. A tabulation . of available rooms shows only 134.". It . reported that a committee In Allen- 'toton would take care of all reservations, but. now stato headquarters has advised delegates to make their own reservations I a v ',f I' ffl&REPflIRS We are equipped to do the work at your plant and ave rou the expense of long tie-up. rtione Wnl. 11114 and Main 3444 you 212-222 S.OARIEN ST. Mm wne ( A mm a i &p- iiM, I 409,000 Pounds BACON To Be Sold at Public Auction 10:00 A. M., June 11th by the WAR DEPARTMENT Quartermaster Corps At the Academy of Music North Howard St. Baltimore, MrJ. This bacon complies with food laws as to condition. It is packed in crates, averaging 100 lbs. net weight, and will be sold in lots sufficiently small to enable any retailer to bid. Complete information concerning tho conditions of this sale can bo obtained from U. S. Army Depot Officer Coca Cola Building, Baltimore, Md. The value of experience Your 'watch starts running late, or stops running al together. You do not even try to fix it yourself. You take it to an expert watch-maker. His ability is founded on experience. Some time' in hia life he has studied a watch just like yours. He knows every spring and wheel. The work of Library Bureau service-salesmen is jusfc as precise, exact and true to fundamental laws as that of the watch maker. These men know their business. They can tell you why your filing system is running slow, or why it sometimes stops altogether. Sometime in their life they have met conditions similar to yours. You want your watch to be accurate because you do not want to lose time. You want accuracy in the filing department for the same reason. a Does your file clerk have trouble producing instantly letters filed yesterday last week, or six months ago? Come in and let us show you a method of handling cor respondence which puts an end to that all too-familiar phrase " remember putting it alvay, but I can 7 find it nolv." Write for our catalog "Vertical filing" Library Bureau Card and filing Founded 1876 Filing cabinets systems wood and steel M. W. MONTGOMERY, Manager 910 Chestnut st Thiladelphia Salesrooms in 49 leading cities of the United States, Great Britain and France UNEQUALEDJN PURITy In FULL MEASURE bottles, not tho uiual short tueaiura PAUADISE SliniNO COMPANY TJruBiwIck, Mains ClnclDDttl, Ohl MiTcnnix FLirrcncit C FinlbvAckbii Co. SUMPTUOUS FURNISHINGS of the Hotel Knickerbocker m IiS role ;, ; eleh 'J . :?A KUIUI, tor New York m. Joyl n To Be Sold at Private Sale Mr. JAMES B. REGAN, Proprietor of the Hotel Knickerbocker, New York, Is Retiring From the Hotel Business and Will Dispose of All of the Handsome Furnishings of the Hotel at Private Sale. LAUN-DRY-ETTE Washes and Dries Without Wringer The Laun - Dry - Etta -doetn't look lika olhar washing machinea you'r sen, and it isn't. It does more than ethers. It dries a whole tubful of clothes ready for the line in juit one minute without han dling or lost of buttons! Stop in today and aee the Lnun-Dry-Etto. U9MO3J05 Lfr ) J)j 1719 Chestnut Street ONE of the many reasons why women show such over whelming preference for the Cadillac, is because they drive it without fatigue. I See ) NEEL-GADILLAC COMPANY 142 North Broad Street .aiiiiiTIiMeUi-, k - xmii r i in v 'ill in n i lt III m li m m ill ill ill ill ll i ' War surplus Plant Sites I I I I I I I I I IS I I I I I I I I. I I I I I c 3L Uiu: t'rlf. Mrs. J1A TOiibS T thonhJ inbttl U0 8(iL Thl age JJOtB for lef 'Sex will bt Jlmms set S.t Kalf tun rni the fi' withinR Ct H.I for flnlsL jprizes. It twice withi v place. He piftart his car A tho first :1, " "' """- il Furniture manufactured by Pooley of Philadelphia. Brass Beds and Bedding from Charles Rogers Sons New York. Curtains and Portieresrow B. Alt man and Company. Carpets and Rugs from W. f J. Sloane. Linens from B. Altman and Liddell. French Clocks. from Bagues Fls, Paris. Tapestries and Armored Suits. Paintings, including reproduc tions of Louvre by Mrs. Fred erick MacMonnies and notable French Artists. Bronzes from De Angelis Naples. Statuary from Rome. Bric-a-Brac, China and Glass ware from Carliham and Baumez Haviland Pilli vuyt of Paris J. M. Shaiv. Pianos Steinway Kohler and Campbell. Silverware Christopher of Paris Kirby Beard of Paris and Elkington of Loudon Gor ham of New York. Portable Electrical Fixtures Sterling Bronze Company and Bagues Fils, Paris. Kitchen Utensils Duparquet Huot Monetise Dehil lerin of Paris. Printing Presses and Printers' Supplies. Miscellaneous House Supplies. tben had to. m torhtB firsts KSr'. Ma chance S,.V, Wih hU '.with t , "J V: i;4t 6fV 260 mr' ' Lg,01ighUy ir: ii.i t" f iirriv. An 'In attic .nnia ir rtlw MSIrtt vi:;4sidt, W18UII iWonall t JD :wio: Tnm ', JhttPv'' ' ;. i ' &Tmth$nMKvs lirflWMXIrth VHBOeVi ; Aioiw ffljaMTT wonai issek7 a jooJWbawLi't tmmu: MMjJX.A ATnirt iMiiUfirfl n. Sale to be held at Hotel Knickerbocker, 42nd Street at Broadway, N. Y. Commencing at Nine A. M. on Monday, June 7th, and to continue each week day from Nine A. M. to Five P. M. until further notice. ADMISSION BY CARD ONLY To be obtained on application at Hotel Wide variety now centered Hopewell, Va., attracts a great variety of industries because it possesses a great variety of ad vantages. It is because Hope well does offer such unusual opportunities for expansion and development that it is recog nized as "America's greatest in dustrial opportunity;" Hopewell's phenomenal prog ress dan only be explained by its unusual natural and acquired advantages. The visible evi dence of Hopewell's success is in the humming wheels of the plants already located there! The adaptability of Hopewell to varied lines of manufacture is evidenced by the wide variety of her industries. of industries at Hopewell It costs less to manufacture at Hopewell than in any other industrial center in America. Here are a few of the reasons why: Power is adequate and low-priced; labor is plentiful; water is pure and abundant for any use; climate is mild and healthful and Raw materials within easy reach Rail and deepwater transportation Factory buildings Factory sites with railway sidings Homes for workers No harmful municipal restrictions Does your present location offer as many worth-while money-saving advantages as Hopewell? Ask yourself this question. Then investigate ' Hopewell. Write, wire or 'phone today. One of the largest and best trained technical staffs in the world is at the disposal of Hopewell industries. s" PITTSBURGH PN. S&PX Ji M S HOPEWELL ;?, ' I. 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