Carpenters' Hall, Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition, Philadelphia

arthurs HISTORIC CARPENTERS' HALL At the end of a narrow court opening on Chestnut Street between Third and Fourth is the little building known as Carpenters' Hall, where the First Continental Congress was held. The Carpenters' Guild built this Hall in 1770. THE SESQUI-CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Celebrates the 150th Anniversary of American Freedom and brings from the four corners of the earth Art, Music, Science, Industry, Sports. Use it with Soap La France Loosens dirt without rubbing Blues and cleans in one operation Philadelphia invites you. There is also an Exposi- tion of Woman's Freedom from wash-day drudgery LA FRANCE-which makes any soap (bar, flakes or powder) clean quicker and better, because it thor- oughly dissolves all grease and dirt without rubbing. It blues the clothes at the same time, and makes them snowy white and sweet-smelling. Ask your grocer for La France Blues as it Cleanses