The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 5

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F “Pittsburgh” Electric oscillating, full 8-inch blade diameter; will ope: on direct or alternating current 12.75 regularly 15.00 “Marelli” Electric Fans,—full 10-inch blade diameter; will operate on direct or alternating current 13.50 Westinghouse Electric Fans 10-inch blade diameter -00 12-inch blade diameter ..........21.00 | 16-inch blade diameter... ... .» 25.00 Oscillating, .....+ssccerscenes R Oscillating Po 27.00 Oscillating. ....+++sesesceseesest