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Height—4450.
Width 19 in. s
Depth—30in.
This beautiful Sheraton Period Cabinet. In con-
n‘l'llClC‘d in the heat possible manner. The latest heavy
t matrucied double spring motor which i:- Wilma
and is tmsitively noiseless. The tone-arm.»aad reproduc-
e”; are the latest improved type and will.” all make-
..r rrrul‘tli. It is also fitted with automatic cover lup-
g. :iIOlrI an"! trvno modifier. Complete machine Sully
g Mimi'c-(tl fur iiw- years.
Fmsh: Highly Polished Mahogany. Golden or Famed
4.2,.rtcred Oak.
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Model D
Height—48in. .5
Width—41 in.
Depth—21 in.
‘t-zitztiful Qucen Anne Period Cabl-
..\ sviontificaily cunslruuctcd and
wi‘h the latest type doom;
' rumor. which has bevel gears an
‘xx'cly nnim-lcss. The latest lm- Ride
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:zriv all makes of records. Silksn
turn-tables with bevel edges; also
our all u-nnd trmc chambers which
15.0 inudcst volume and clean-t
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(‘rtlllplt'lc machine guaranteed
. th'll‘H. Finish: Highly Polished
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1057-1073 Broad St. 3m Conn.
This Corinthian Period Cnhlnct ls scion-
tifically constructed and titted with the
latest type double spring motor. whidi has
bevel gears and is positively noiseless. The
latest improved type of tone—arms and
reproducera play all make: 0! record...
Gillan plush turn-tables with hovel .60.:
our all wood tone chambers gives the
loudelt voiurrie and clearest tone;
manic cover supporters and tone modifier.
Complete machine teed tor nus
rears. Finish: Highly Polished Mahogany,
Golden or Famed Gnu-band Oak.
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Tm. beautitul ltodcm period cabinet ta scientI-I"
constructed and fitted with the latest ”“1.“
motor, which bu bevel gears and to m nob-Is.»
The latest improved type or hone-anus and reproduoora
play all makes of reoorda. Silk. plush turn-table. with =
bowl edges: our all wood (on. diminutive-41h. lauds
cat volume and Mt tone:
era and tone mm.
the years. Fink!" Ho'Hy Poliahod I
or Fund Gum Oak.
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m. Golden
Depth—23 in.
This elaborate Louis XVI Art Model.
fitted with extra heavy motor of double
spring type, which has bevel (ears and in
poeiu‘vcly noiselena. The latest improved
type or tone-arms and reprodnccrs which
play all makes of records. Silksn plush
turn-bus. with bevel edges! aloo har-
our all wood tone Chamber. which give-
the loudest volurne Ind clean-cat tone: au—
tomatic cover cum and tone modi-
licr. Complete machine guaranteed for
five yearn. Finish: Mahogany only.
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the National ~Coal Association. the
.‘batn anions “Hub ,
lvitatioaa tron both bodies. '
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the hm of a.» Data--
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American Pitm<we and memo-unco- h." m M from
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mcn and-lumber mm. indicate
5 For the first time in America. a
Standardization Conference its: been
called to organize s national pron»
sand: to standardize all mining equip
meat. saucy oodso. In“ at so-
cnuntinz. labor raving. sanitary and
life saving defies.
l Three widely-known American en-
;;inv.crs. Colonel Warren R. Roberts.
lot Chicago. Charles A. Milka. of Ari-
lzona and Richard A. Parker have
arizncd the invitatlon. Colonel Rob-
in": was in chmc at the standardiu
gtlon of war munitions In Washington
rduring the war. Mr, Mitke is the
,lcadcr of ntandardislfim novella“.-
tin metal production. and Ir. Parker.
”or many years the manner of a
igroup or zold producing mines in Al’-
lrica. was the first to otandandino min.
zinc under European management.
I A rmup of coal producers. notable
among whom is (‘oloncl Daniel B.
.\\'cntz, President of the National (‘oal
Association. is in charge of arranze~
mcnts for the conference of coal pro-
duoera both anthracite and bltumio
out
Cold nroduccrtl of thoI I’nited States
and bankers who are intcrented in pre-
venting further depletion of the told
'rcscrvc are called for a conference of
three days. Petroleum men of the
iwosicm state will assemble at the
“mutation to discus: lexiclation in-
gtcnded {or the protection of the nation
.{mm a fuel and power famine. Sev-
tcrai hundred uscrs or oil flotation in
.the recovery of metals are called to‘
ic-(insi’kr tlw iisiblily of facinz scv-
{oral billions in lawoulu by the Min-
erals Separation limited Corporation,
and to learn of the government's in-
vostigallt’m into the methods of that
l cnrporation.
I
The fight for the recovery of $10.
tommm alleged to be lost in the pro-
tduction cl‘ war materials which thc
imvernment called {or before the arm-
yisllcc, and has since largely rcpudial~
‘cd, will be the subject of the “'ar
iMincrals Confercnoe. The Legislatlvc
(‘imventicn will have before it the
rcnrzanization of national and state
,tax laws blue sky laws and employ-
Jcrs’ liability Ian's. State oHiciak, legal
genuine. mining lawn-nu and mine
'oxmmtors have been invitcd to its Sci:-
jisiom. \n induce-tat Conference. at
tn‘hich many national leadcrs will bc
,‘prcscnt. will discuss question’s rclat‘~
ling to labor contracts. waxes our1
working conditions. Lcsislative com
Protect Your Chfld—And Others
The beginning of school coughs and
colds to many children. At the firm
sign of a cold it is well to give a
child a dose of Relays Honey and
Tar Coma. that safe, reliable
cough mane-inc. Mrs. J. B. Pluljmen,
246 Autum 5L. Pascale, N. 1.. writes:
“l-‘olcy’s Honey Tar certainly is the
best cough‘and cold remedy I ever
tried for my little boy.” Children
like it. Good {or coughs, cron. vbtbr
ing cough, hay fever and asthma.
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FRESHMAN PARALVIED
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l EIPORIA. Kano. Sept. 22.—Andy
McCoy. of “traits. s Molina. h
3th: Gonna of Emporla here. is our
ilyaod below the valet la a res-ml:
is said. of hazing by upper clasnmet
He was struck with a paddle.
Hur-Rayf—Alicc and John Irena
new from the “movies" when-
they had seen the W91l~knm play-
ter. Charles Ely. upon the acre-m.
Alice was pal-sin: for a whiln till
all she lls :
fin‘Uogn. deal-m slipping her or.
laround his. “is Charlie Ray related to
"mun-er Violet Ray?"-Geo. 1. Con-
her.
Oonoinandhea: onrncw
Manolo-Mont-
2955-40 Sweet September.
8*!!! .mr Coho
: 87H Voung Man's Fancy.
In the Gleaming.
2971—Silvcr Water.
Good-bye Sunshme,
Moon.
2872—Teli Me Little Gypsy.
La Veedt.
.162—Pretty Little Cinderella.
Pickanirmy Blues.
zoos—on Judge, (He Treats I:
Mean), Marion Harris.
He Drove Me Wrong.
abs—AM You Got What You.
Don't Want It.
Vou Tell 'Em.
2964—“! Love To Fall Asleep mi
Wake Up in My MW>
Arms. .
Rockabyc Lullaby Mammy.
Hello
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2973—The Love Nest.
L Down the Trail to Ho.
Sweet Home.
M1 Take Away Th.
Blues.
Good-bye Dixie. Good-bye.
2957—Medley of Jigs and Reels.
Part One and Two. I
”Ba—Uncle Josh Tatum cam
Uncle Josh at a Meeting a!
the School Houae Dir-em.
”SS—Come Where the Lillie:
Bloom.
How Sweet the Moonlight.
Mil—Midnight Ftre Alarm.
The Min. of Rome.
zoos—am Diamonds:
Zampa Rag. Aceordian Solo.
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