-i ?: . X EVENING CTBL1C ! LDqiSRMTXABELHli, ' lEtJftSDAY JTJLYiV190 (' I 'V v KslBlK Iff' fv. . uu V h i' .1 LbsbV?' V? T" ,' li t. Mwmm -FORJO SECTIONS &. ilebratlons Monday to Range foFroni Safo and Sane to Old and Noisy RIKEWORKS AT S0.Y.5 FETES f Fourth o( July celefomtioiiM, tnuKiuir from the wife nuil snno to the otil nnd ow, will be held In seventy sections of tthp':lt,v Monday. Edward A Nopiiel. nisMnnt director oftiublic welfare, will lmve charge of the qlty-wldo celebration. Many of the communities had decided to 'do without fireworks previous to the prijwlnfc of the fireworks ordinance by Council, while others will hnve a pyro technic program In spite of the agita tion on the subject. Appropriations latTjclus; from $11." to SIMM) have been niaue'ljy the city for the carrying out of, the urograms. There will be plenty of ice cream for the," children in all parts of the city, ami at some of the celebrations as much a 3000 quarts will he served. Prizes for tha winners of the athletic and novelty contests will also he given out of the .funds appropriated for the celebrations. Sherwood Council nnd the Sherwood nnd Baltimore Avenue Business Asso ciations will hold one of the blKRe.t of Monday's celebrations The exorcises wilt bo held nt the Sherwood Recrea tion Center. Fifty-sixth and Christian streets, and will be continued all day and durInK the evening The program includes a parade at 10 o'clock In tho morning, a Has raising and orntlon nt 10:30 o'clock, with Lieutenant Colonel Thomas P Meehan ns the eneaker, nnd midget races and games for children under ten years of age at 11 o'clock. In tho Jftsrnoon there will bo pony rides and lco cream for tho children, junior races and games for children be tween the nKes of terf and Blxteen venrs: similar events for older boys and girls at 3 o'clock nnd swimming races nnd exhibitions In tho pool of the pla ground at '4.: 30 o'clock At 7 o'clock there will be nn cxhlbltlo i of moving pictures, followed by an ora tion by James A. Walker, member of the State Legislature. . I'rnnclarllle I'lnysrouml, at Eighteenth and llrown streets, will open a celebra tion nt 0 o'clock with patriotic exer cises. There will bo a flag raising, singing of tho national anthems nird speeches This will be followed by games nnd athletic oents for tho younger children The l'rnnypnck i'nrk exercises wjll open with a parade In which service men. war societies and school children of llolmcsburg will tako part. In tho parado will ho many historic floats and fraternal orders Service men will bo awarded memorial medals after tho parado. A sum of J2000 for n memorial homo for tha American Legion will then bo presented. In the afternoon thero will bo athletic events nnd refreshments, followed hv n historic pngennt In tho evening. In which moro than 100 children will participate, Tim l.lghtlioiiao grounds celebration will be featured liv tho slnrlnir of na- trlotlo songs by a number of Armenians who nro learning to spenk Kngllsh. Tho exercises will be held under the direction of tho Kensington Donrd of Trade and the Lighthouse Settlement workers- and will bo continued throughout tho day, The Neighborhood Snfr nnd Snne Fourth Committee, on Smcdley street be tween Wlngohocklng nnd Courtlnnd streets, plans nn elaborate celebration for Monday. The committee, of which Benjamin A. Burmley Is chairman, has Dimmed nn all-day program, which will Include Kind concerts, n parade nnd pageant for children, speeches bv prom inent merr, community slnclng and races for which prizes will be distributed Ice Cream and other refreshments will be served, The Tloga-NIcetown Safe nnd Bone Fourth of July Assorlutlon has arranged nn elaborate program of entertainment for over 2000 children. As outlined by the chairman, Chnrles E. l'nxson, 2104 West Ontario street, the entertainment will be as follows: In tho morning the children will gather at Nineteenth nnd Ontario streets nnd v. Ill parado to the Cleveland Pub lic School, Nineteenth and Butler streets, where a bronio tablet In honor of those from this section who gaves their lUes In the world war will be tin ellcd Among those scheduled to spenk aro the Mayor, Franklin Spencer Ed monds nnd A. Lincoln Acker. Tho party will then proceed to Fern Hill Park, on Wlssahlckon avenue, where athletic events will bo held, with prizes offered to tho winners. Refreshments will nlso be served. At 0 30 the children will have .free movies at the Tioga Theatre, Seven teenth and Venango streets. The Cliveden Improvement Associa tion will hold Its celebration Monday at Cliveden Park, Chow and Johnson streets, Ocrmnntown. XV. W. Jamison Is chnlrman of the committee. Pntrlotla I exercises will Includo community sing ing and addresses by former Senntor Owen B Jenkins nnd Kdwnrd A. Noppel, assistant director of public welfare. T'i'r w'll be sports, sack, potato nnd three-legged races. Band concerts after roon nnd evening and an lco cream treat for tho children. No fireworks. -North (Irati Street Hnfe nnd Sane Fourth Amorlntlon, John A. LAjughcrty chairman, will celeurnto at Wlngohock lng nnd Courtlnnd streets Monday with games and various kinds of races, for which prizes will bo awarded tho win ners Pntrlotla addresses, bnnd concert nnd Ice cream for the children will be features No fireworks. (Sir ntoii Park A. A H. C. Payne chair man, holds Its Independence Day cele bration In Stenton Park. Sixteenth and Courtland streets. In tho morning a parado of school children, historic floatB nnd uatrlotlo citizens. Snorts, sneaking. n band concert and dancing will make up tho afternoon program. IMttsvllle lmDrovemrnt Amioetntlon. Oeorge XV Ktlelman, chairman, hns ar ranged Its colcbratlon of tho Fourth, to be held nt Lincoln plko nnd Ilninca street, v. mi games, races and ntnietia ccnts and bnnd concert In tho after noon Ice creatn will bo served the chil dren nnd no fireworks dlsplny. t.oirnti l'erinnnent Fourth of July As sorlntlou, Jacob H. Young chnlrmnn, will hold a parado for school children at 9 u. m. Monday, followed by sports on tho playgrounds, York road and Louden street, with prizes for tho wlnnors. In tho afternoon n baseball game, plc-eal-lng, knot tlng and other contests will be tho features. Also band concert. In tho evening thero will bo a fireworks dis play nt Stenton Park, Sixteenth nnd courtlnnd streets, with dnnclng and band concert during the evening. Tatior Fourth of July Annotation, Hownrd I'Micr. chairman. A commu nity parado In tho morning, with school children, automobiles, floats and 400 marchers In line. E. "W. Edgar, Is an nounced ns the speaker of tho day. In tho afternoon sports wilt bo held at tho Philadelphia and Reading athletlo grounds. Eighth street nnd Tabor road. I'rizes will be awarded. At 5 o'clock there will be a baby parado and thirty prizes aro offered. A band nnd five or chestras havo been engaged to glvo n series of community concerts nt various points In the district from Fifth street to tho Beading railroad. Tho children will be treated to Ice cream. Oerinniitowii Business Men's Amorln tlon, Fred XV. Kaplan chairman, will ccl cbrato tho Fourth in Vernon Park. A parade of school children. Boy Scouts and patriotic citizens will bo tho first event, followed bv sports, races nnd a band concert by Burness'n bond. In the evening Orecno street will bo roped oft for dancing. Hnrrowgnto Improvement Amorlntlon has prepared a program of sports and other features for the celebration. Th exercises will bo held In HarrowgaU Park, and will start at 10 o'clock. There will be athietlc contests for children nnd adults and prizes will bo awarded to the winners. In tho evening thero will be a bnnd concert nnd parade, followed by a motion-picture show. The cele bration will be under the direction of William Macdonnld, assisted by Herbert Fine. The Fifty-sixth Street Fonrth of July Anrlutlon hns nrmnced a miniature Mardl Gras ns oneof .tho features of th Celebration wliteh will hA tit.i un,.i.M on Flfty-Blxlh otroct between Master anil Muslo will be furlshcd by the Cam den Cadet's Band. Refreshments will be Served f l.rnltclinitt ,ln .,,... ... Schmidt Is chairman of tno comrnlttco In v.mifcu ui wm nrrangemcnis. Happy Hollow Ilecrentlon Center. Wayno nvonuo opposite West Logan, has nrrnnged nn nil-day program. The morning will bo dovofed to oxorclses for ?'h.ll-nBfJ'iiictlldr!n. n.na ln, u, ftlternoon thero wilt bo contests and sports for tho older ones. TJiero will bo a baseball smmrmmmmcmmmmmmMCmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfmmmmmmt At the 19th Hole- Peacock! When hot, throat-parching weath er or a hard game on the links, court or diamond, send you in quest of a refreshing drink, let yours be Peacock Ginger Ale. Peacock, with its snap, sparkle and superior flavor, satisfies the longest thirst. You cannot drink a more health ful ginger ale than Peacock. In making Peacock Ginger Ale we are not content to use ordinary water. Every bit of water used in this ginger ale is ster ilized and twice filtered to assure a more healthful drink. The fine Jamaica ginger and other ingredients are of su perior quality which makes Peacock a better, more sat isfying ginger ale. Remember to say Peacock! when you want ginger ale that just bubbles with refreshrulness. At grocery and drug stores in 1 5 V-ounce bottles. WEISBROD &.HESS, Philadelphia i mm d mmlmm t, ti '"-wio" is I Hi ffamwi Mr "!iVv)'LA(llfTJrV VilftZS CrnlMHB ?! i-JPiil You can also get Peacock Root Beer, Birch Beer, Sar Maparilla, and Lemon Soda. Peacock I Ginger Ale gnme between tho Hnppy JIolloW nnd tho Ixrraln teams. Other ovontn will bo vaudeville, moving pictures and dancing In the evening. The 8arr Garden Recreation Center program will open with n parado by Boy nnd Olrl .Scouts nnd other young Amer ica organizations. There will bo a flag raising under tho allspices of tho Colo nial Dames of America. Track nnd flohl ovents will fill In tho morning nn tho afternoon, nnd In tho evening thero will bo moving pictures, a band concert nnd dancing. Uhltelmll Iteereatlon Center ha,i also planned an nil-day program that will open with a flag raising In tho morning. Track ovents, games, moving , Pictures and dancing will entertain the 4000 guests expected to bo present. At tho 'athletic and recreation nark, Twenty-sixth and Jefferson streets, a program has beer arranged by Dr. II. L. Chndwlck, principal of the recrentlon park, ns head of a comrnlttco for n Fourth of July celebration Monday. In the morning sports nnd games for chil dren, boys up to twelve years ami girls up to fifteen years, nro to bo given. lco cream will bo served tho children fol lowing tho sports. Baseball games be twoon plckcl teams will bo held during the morning nnd afternoon. In tho after. n6oh thero will be various track and athletlo ovents, for which prizes of Bold and bronze medals will bo awarded. A fireworks display, band concert and dancing will concludo fle celebration ln the evening. A community celebration- will bo hold In Montrose street, between Eighth and Ninth. An athletlo meet, foot races nnd contests on tho streot between 3 nnd 5 o'clock In the afternoon. At 8 o'clock, on Christian street be tween Seventh and Eighth, there wilt bo a patriotic movlng-plcturo show nnd con. cert by the Imperial Bana of America, directed by Professor Oottl, n a. i.l Baldl Is chairman of the commlttS, ft charge, which Includes Vincent nrunitrt rrui. rciuininu uaiu, JDSOpn Ds Vliir . VernR, j0t rauchltella. l! iiui. I'cnuimiHi uo.ui, jpi Paul Trnnchltclln, Sereno Cresccnco and Harrv M. Trnt.M,i.'..i?' . . -"ciia, v a real lively day is promised by tt,k' Comrnurrlty Center of Twenly-slxth .,!.' Lombard streota. There will bo a bJb5l parade and races for girls, boys. wom.Vi' ami men. Prizes wltf bo given tSmtH winners.- There will bo n band coneVri' nnd dancing In tha evening from s-iftl utll H '.30 1 orr Taney street between Um.f bard nnd South streets. Mrs. Helen ni is tho community leader. w A Lucky Sign QEE tho potter thown below on the window of leading electrical, hardware, drug, auto accea 017 and sporting goods dealers, who display th Evcrcady $10,000.00 Cash Prize Contest Picture THIS li only felttk toil whit llluttrttlon. You'll (it minr a vilutbU iUfftitlea from th full ill, tolor reproduction In Kvtrcidy Dttltri' wlndowi. 8tlni the tompl.t. Ha of Evttetdy Diylo sad Ulklng to the dttltr will site htlp. TediT go to tht Iters howln thU picture in colon vn in, winogw fiuar u t.i.iuiij- timm coautt BUDki o una in your niwtrs, ei mny ti you Ilk. iBi'i'n'lWrminiiifffWi lllllllg&LgBBi I !ilpHV ill III I HI llll III T Hi ffMfciil ii'MJll 1 11(01 iff li iM I H j I I i li! I In wnsfwignillll 1(1 J, U.J i lllalll IIIIIJU itAJ I llikk flBslI ill I III J flrTTim! IrV ifi .HTTtfaWI -t.l UtlimiMmT 3m flIWI i il lallHHilllllllH . k mcS3HUiiHm i ui m ii i limn ii in -wirssiiin tki-m nwin -iii'iiiiKVCVBm& miMi i " H '" -T-iJlmi - I liyiffflAwllvUII llll tHMfnlhKiriklXlIM r yWWffssMWIHW I liuinltZaafifftrlMflHI llllll Rvatm What does the letter say? $10,000.00 in Cash Prizes $3,000.00 First Prize $1,000.00 Second Prize Three third prises of $500.00 each and 99 other cash awards from $250.00 to $10.00104 chances to win a firize LOOK at this picture; use your imagi- nation; think up a good answer in twelve words or less, to the question, WhatfDocs Tho Letter Say"? Before you write your answer to win one of these big cash prizes get a more thorough idea of the picture. It's shown in colors in the windows of the dealers named below, who will supply Official Contest Blanks Free. Rules and Con test Conditions printed in full on the blanks. Remember there is absolutely No cost; No obligation. Men, women, boys and girls young and old all may enter without cost. List of Prizes and Contest Conditions 10 Prlctt 1100.00 th....tlt. io Prii i 5o.oo Mh.... 5oo.ee 20 Pri a 21.00 eh.... M0.ee io Pri I 10.00 th.... toe.ee ' 1 Pint Prlit tJOOO.00 I Second Prii 1000.03 S Prim tSOO.CO etch.... 1S00.00 4 Price 1230.00 etch.... 1000.00 I Price $200.00 each.... 1000.00 104 Frizes ....... $10,0M.M ANSWERS wilt be Judged by the editor of "LIFE" and matt cecrtaba XX net mor tban 12 wordi. Hyphenated word count en word. If two or more contestant tubmlt th Identical aniwer (elected by tb ud(e for any prlte, th full amount of th prif will be paid to tacb. Conteit and Uldnltbt, Aucuit U 1020. Poet mark will determine If litter bit been mailed befor cloi of cootut, These Dealers Show The Eveready $10,000.00 Cash Prize Contest Picture In Colors On Their Windows PHILADELPHIA R. W. Auer Elec. Co. 217 s. COth Ht. Chas. Backina 1ZU Orrmantown At. Bells Hdwe. Store CO 10 York Koad Belmont Elec. Co. 1102 nelmont Ave. James Brown & Son 1410 8. 08th St. Central Elec. & Lock Co. 12 N. 13th Nt. Cooper & Fitton 6001 Chew St. Euge'ne Currier 8510 (lermantcnrn Ave. Dakota Garage BOth Ht. abote Hpruce St. Joseph F. Devine 2020 s. 6tli ht. Diamond Auto Supply ' 1031 Diamond St. Ralph A. Dickinson 8437 Germnnton Ave. Elec. Shop of Gcrmantown 22 U. Chtltrn At. Elliott Lewis Electrical Co. Falls Hdwe. Co. 420O Rides Me. James C. Ferguson,, Jr. 0-8-10 8. 15th fit. Walter E. Fullerton S535 Daltlmoro Ave. Chas. P. Gable S830 GcrmontOM-n Ats. Frank G. Garrett 4818 GermanKmn Ave. James Gray, Jr. 848 W. Mojnmfnslni Atp, Wm. Haines S400 llarrrford Are. A. W. Harkins 6235 Woodland Ato. F. W. Heine 1601 Wolf St, Herman Henssler D2( N, 13th St. Wm. J. Heydrick COS H. S2d st, H. R. Hidell B109 Woodland Ato. James Hilferty 2216 Mnrket Ht. N. M. Holden & Bros. " 4S25 IVnnkfonl At. Wm. Hoyles 482 N. 00th Ht. John L. Johnson 6040 Baltimore) At. Pa. Cycle & Auto Sup. Co. 685 Market Rt. N. Peterson 4617 Woodland Av. A. Presser 3526 Market Ht. Frank J. Quigley 4410 Ilnllluora At. Philip Reed 810 W. Jilrard Are. S. S. Rice 010 airard Ato. I. M. Rothenberger 7150 Germantown Arc. Schwemmer's Hdwe Co. B22 W. Glrard Ato. Sees & Faber Co. 2008 N. Front St. Steltrer's Drug Store llth Si Lehlfh Ato. Superior Gas & Elec. Light Co. 1100 Columbia Ats. Harry Togg 872 15. Chclten Ato. E. R. Tourison 20 K. rhU-Ulena Ht. United Auto Stores 33d and Chestnut Sts. United Auto Stores 1411 Walnut St. ' ' Wallace-Mills Co. 2511 Germantovrn Ato. N. Kamen 4830 Market St. Samuel Kass 1828 Market St. J. P. Keck 5010 Torresdale Ave. Kensington Gas & Elec. Sup. Co. 80 W. KrnMnctcm Are. Frank C. Kenyon 1838 Columbia Ave. Wm. A. Killian Hdwe. Co. 8441 Germantown Ato. The K. M. Auto Supply Co. 6030 Genuontorfn Ato. Louis Kober 6243 Market St. Geo. D. Kunz 6547 Lansdowno At. Elec. Lee 110 H. 17th St. Edw. E. Marsden 2013 S. 3d St. Martin's Auto Supply 2822 X. Brood St. J. Franklin Miller, Inc. 1020 Chestnut St. Naumann Hdwe. & Sup. Co. 4324 Germantown Are, Max Neuman 704 W. Olrard Are, Oak Lane Hdwe. Co. Oak Ians & 13th St. John Wanamaker 18th & Chrstnnt St. E. Wanger 602 Market Ht. Wm. Weisman 1215 South St. L. Weiss 4825 Woodland Ato, Walter Scott Wood 6003 Wayno Ato. Grant Wylie 5500 Chrstrr Ato. Auto-Motive Service Co,, Inc. 6223 Glrnril Am Murta Appleton & Co. 12th & Hansom Sis. Edward A. Coxe 812 Ihlch Ato. W. S. Gibson 4620 Frunkford Ato, Keim Supply Co. 1227 Market St. Lewis & Lamont 3073 Kensington Avr. A. Pomerantz & Co. 1625 Chwtnut St. Adolph Saakes 50 K. 8th St. Berlin Bros. 7272 Woodland Ato. N. J. Dilworth 1004 Market Ht. Gimbel Bros. 8th & MMrlirt Sts. Herman Eckstein 1741 Sansom Ht. Chas. Lentz & Son 31-33 8. 17th Ht. Lit Bros. 8th Si Market Sts. Snellenburg & Co. llth & Market Sts. Model Jewelry Co. 145 Market St. Service Elec. Supply Co. 6505 Baltimore Ato. Needle & Boonin 22d & Columbia Ave. W. H. Ashmorc 3418 Market Ht. J. Balasny 5323 Market St. J. E. Esmond 0015 Market St. S. G. Hamilton 3031 Market St. W. W. McCausland & Son 80-17 Mnrket St. Magen Hdwe. Co. 6210 Market St. S. E. Winer 6026 Mnrket Si. C. L. Presser 8002 Market Ht. Schwartz & Berman 7018 Elmwwxl Ato. Victor Hdwe. Co. 6820 Market St. J. A. Dwyer 1606 Hansom Sts. Albert Gentel, Inc. 1503 Columbia Are. Israel Wolkln 2607 GormnntOTfn Ato. Seville Elec. Co. 220 S. 62d Ht. BETHLEHEM Bethlehem Auto Supply Co. Bethlehem Auto Tire Sup. Co. Bethlehem Elec. Sup Co. 430 Mala Ht. C. Elliott Hill fl H. Mala St. Jacob Elec. Co. 417-10 Wyandotte St. United Auto Stores 58 W. Ilrosd St. BRISTOL Louis J. Rubin 827 Mill St. Wm. P. Wright, Eot. 110 MUl Ht. CHESTER Chester Hdwe. Co. is w. 3d St. Herman J. Kextner 2101 W. 3d St. Jos. C. McMaster 2710 W. 3d St. Benj. F. Riley 60S Edxemont Ato, Spencer Stationery Co. 623 Market Ht. United Auto Stores 810 Kdcrmont Ato, COATESVILLE Coatesville Hdwe Co. 241 K. Main Ht. Wm. H. Fairlamb 338 E. Main Ht. Pownall Hdwe. Co. Carl B. Sherer 10 8. 1st St. E. S. Thome 110-112 N, 3d St. United Auto Stores 210 17. JJncoln Highway Webster Co. DARBY B. F. Carr 512 Main Ht. Walter L. Hewes 8701 Main St. P. H. Seipler 883 Main St. DOWNINGTOWN Theo. M. Griffith & Sons Main St. H. B. Sides Opp. I By. DOYLESTOWN H. R. Gehman 0 N. Court fit. Chas. H. Shive 1-3 N. Main St. HONEY BROOK Honey Brook Hdwe. Co. NORRISTOWN W. S. Woodland 517 W. Marshall ffl, Victor B. Arkless 40 F.. Main St, Newman & Frey Hdwe. Co. 601-503 XV, .Marshall Smith & Yocum Hdwe. Co. 100 W. Main Ht. OXFORD Kirk & Fredd PHOENIXVILLE Keinard Bros. 218 Brldte St. Acker & Frey 237 Bridge St. Benjamin Hdwe. Co. 205 Bridge St. R. Shaffer 203 Brldg at. POTTSTOWN The Bally Hdwe. Co. 2-10-218 High St. Krause & Hartenstine 451 High St. Wm. H. Roeller & Co. 237 High St. United Auto Stores 807 High St. Van Buskirk & Bros. 218 High St. QUAKERTOWN Hillegass Elec. Co. 211 Branch St. Sheetz & Price ' 210 W. Brood Ht. WAYNE Cox & Lynam Wayne Theatre Bldg. Geo. R. Park & Son 103 T .I.uo Ato. Geo. R. Park & Son Mil In St. WEST CHESTER A. Henry 18 N. Churth St. H. A. Jones 32 N. Onr St. Geo. J. Palmer 12 N. Market St. J. B. Simon & Bros. Gray and Walnut Sts. BURLINGTON, N. J. Cameron Drug Store 814 Main Ht. Benjamin Goldy 27 E. Brood Ht. S. E. Lippincott 10 K. Brood St. Sure Tire Shop 409 nigh St. CLAYTON, N. J. John F. Mackay ELMER, N. J. C. & A. Drug Co. No. .Main St. HAMMONTON. N. J. Irvin I. Hearing Anthony Rice MOORESTOWN, N. J. F. A. Measey, Est. 138 W. Main Ht. B. Gray 77 15. Main St. MT. HOLLY, N. J. Creedon Hdwe. Co. 184 Main St. L. B. Kumpp 20 Main St. RIVERTON, N. J. J. S. Collins & Son Main St. For Vacation Days and Nights 2632 THINK of the convenience and safety in having Eveready Daylo, the dependable, windproof, fire-safe light. Compact styles which givo big service nnd take small space in your equipment are No. 2619 26326992. Take an extra ' battery, too, tho long-lived Eveready Tungsten. 6992 AMERICAN EVER READY WORKS of National Carbon Company, no. LONG ISLAND CITY NEW YORK SALEM, N. J. B. E. Ayares G. A. Davis Smith-Lewis & Powell Hdw. Co. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. A. G. Rice & Co. SWEDESBORO, N. J. W. B. Estilow . W. B. Horner TRENTON, N. J. E. S. Applegate &Co. 17 H. Broad St. L. G. Brooks & Co. 814 K. State St. Cramer & Allen Brood A Crater St. S. P. Dunham & Co. 35 V. State St. Dwyer Bros. 121 X. Broad St. Elec. Supply Shop 0 K. State St. M. M. Fleron & Son 18 8. Bread St. I. Lenzner 800 8. Broad St. M. Levy 702 8. State St. Papiers Auto Sup. Co. 105 R. HanOTer St. E. A. Saul 220 N. Broad St. United Automotive Service 125Vj HanoTer St. Miller's Drug Store K. Hanover nt Warren A. Schultz Hanorer at Ilroed J. F. Towman Son 118 N. Warren Ht. VINELAND, N. J. R. C. Davis 020 Landl Atc WENONAH, N. J. Stephen A. Wells WOODBURY, N. J. A. S. Wilson 23 Coot St. Hutchinson Motor Co. Broad Ht. Alfred S. Marshall 154 H. Broad St. W. H. Sutton . Ho, Broad St. WOODSTOWN, N. J. Farmers Supply Co. James H. Toulson Geo. M. Andrews & Son The Light that earsf "There It hi" VRADY DAYIfi A-JIJU 2619 T. J3t E9gK' ftiffia. v5'
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