Exhibits of the Pan American Exposition

SOME OF THE EXHIBITS AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.]

The exhibits in the Electricity Building at the Pan-American Exposition are practically complete, although there still remains a little "straightening up" to be done in a few cases before the displays can be regarded as requiring no further improvement.

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THE PERU ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of Peru, Ind., has a very tastily arranged booth. The sides and back are formed of boards on which are mounted a complete array of samples of the extensive line of porcelain goods made by this company tor electrical purposes, including rosettes, plugs, sockets, receptacles, cut-outs, insulators and a line of knife switches which have porcelain handles and cross-pieces so that the entire switch has nothing but copper and porcelain in its make-up. The rear wall contains various forms of fuse-blocks, and samples of the company's 30,000-volt porcelain insulators. F. J. Setelle is in charge.

Fig. 9. — Peru Electric Manufacturing Company's Exhibit.

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