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8:30 p. m.-—m.1tertainment . by
Selena Gularski. soprano.- L. 0.
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Musical program every hour from 8'00 ma—M 8:181 11 . b In-
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Shipping newsz :05 p. m. _ _ Am 1
Official Arlington time 9: 52 p. m. .2345 P— 111- Late news flashes.
Agricultural reports 12 m. -00 p. rm—Boston police reports.
Program Will be announced daily Amateur “‘3’“, 00d? practice. An-
nouncement of amateur activities.
by radiophone at 7' ‘5 p.111. ' ‘ Dance music by Jenkin‘s Cliflondaie
7 p m——‘ ‘Man in the Moon" stories Ochestra.
for children (C). Newark Sunday
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hopired by the remark made recently that people do not remember 7 3;; pH::° cViceprZsident National RED PEPPER FOR
1% " am from one day to another we have decided to run our own Question— Suretw company . RHEUMATIC PAIN
‘ *‘Contest for a series of prizes. To remove the Sordid Touch from the th H mer .
., 3 p m—Concert by e 8103 4 .. . u
we are not to award Mere Money as prizes. but instead. will endeavor Drum Fife and Bugle. Corps of Red Pepper Rub mixes the ouch
.3 lnculcate into the Home a Spirit of Appreciation of Art (Now listen to me . Newal'k who are the Eastern States from sore. stifi.‘ aching jointsxlt can-
not hurt you, and ~it certainly stop!
, .111 if you interrupt your uncle askin if he means Art Kelly, on '11 be first . .
. —- I a g 3 Champions and wmne" of 38 that old/rheumatism torture at once.
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,. m rch) "Repasz Band hardly get around. Just try Red Pep
As we were saying. before we were interrupted by our nephew -—to in- Pride ( a n :- Rub 311] will 11 h 11ch-
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“late into the Home a Spirit or Appreciation of Art we have decided to give are)“; ( rch) Geor e A Rees est relief known. Nothing has such
3-111133 to the the best answers to our Questionnaire. a Handsome Engrav- feacsTenaaRegi'mentalgMarchB " ' concentrated, penetrating heat as red
1. “of General George Washington, or one of Benjamin Franklin. Each Con- Br” H il- “Invercargiil” (march). peppers. Just as soon as you apply
.5 mt should indicate a. choice, when sending in their answer, and should “lllaticfha’i Spirit" (march). “Greet: Red Pepper Rub you will feel the ,
fl answer be adjudged one of the Five Best Received. the Award of the mg to Bangor" (march) B_ B How 'flnzlmz heat. In three minutes it ' '
f" "lived Picture will be Promptly forwarded to the Successful Contestant. The New Colonial March n B B Emshth; :10“ dBPOt ”no“!!! and
a, meaty-{our hours before His or Her Name is published. " D um . roug ' n 3'“ ”me" are gone.
Hal" “Ha’maker (march). r Ask any good druggist for a Jar
, 000...... Major William Martin: "National of Rowles Red Pepper Rub Be ‘Iure‘
. We are to set a Time Limit on the date when the answers can be received. 9.33:” "m —-I ecital by Miss \label to get the genuine. with the name
find this Time Limit will be published dailV' in “General 01ders."All an- ‘ p ‘ Rowles on each package—Adv.
we should be addressed to ‘General O1ders, care Evening Sentinel. South ifagfigé soprano. Marguerite Ballie
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Now, a V8 0rd or Two about the prizes. These Stet] engraxin s me the - _.. ll 1) v b ‘ o S n 01) m hams om-
g 8.00 p. m. Program Wi e g’i en 3 ound He sells it
“Q of some of the best men in their line in the United States.‘ They are artists of Albany; “Automne. ' op. p I ’ '
. Dunng the year 1920, nearly 3,—
‘allnbie. and Will have tobe Seen to be Appreciated. Properly mounted they 35. No 2. piano solo, Mrs. Ralph G. 000 000 bottles of this medicine were
will form an unique memento to the General Questionnaire Contest. Winslow;“\13' Heart IS Singing" shipped from the factory at Lynn, -
' 000-— ~mezzo-contraito, Mrs. Burt R- Rle' Massachusetts. There is also a branch
Now for the contest itself. Each Contestant must Write his or her answer ards: “The Old Refrain,’ 310”“ 5010- in Canada and one in Mexico.
u'the ten questions below. The more brief the answer the better—brevity Thomas F. O'Neill; finxictus." Lydia. E. Pinkham‘s- Vegetable
lining the sole of wit—«and the answer should be a humorous one if possible. bantone 8010 Ralph 0- \Vinslow. Compound has the largest sale of
am being settled, Let’s go:— Arabesque" Piano 8010' NFL" Wit“ any medicine for women's ailments.
“ -' ooo ’ slow; "To Y.ou" mezzo- contrglto Every day. more and more women
Question N0. 1.—-Who we .1 M. .1? A - .9 , Mrs. Rickards: “Mazurka d? on- are proving its worth; Made of se— '1"
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cert." V'iolin solo. Thomas O'Neill: lected roots and herbs, this com~
“The lllrd's Courting." baritone pound contains no harmful drugs
solo. Ralph G. \Vinslow; "Autumn! and can be taken in safety by any
opus 55. No. 4. piano duct Mrs. w.oman ——Adv. ,
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" Question N0. 3.—How big a mouthful is a hight of rope?
' -‘ Question No 4.—-V‘Vhy do flappers flap?
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Just to keep Vou in suspense we Gaol?) not pnhlisl’it. ”luestions X0. 1:, 7. S. 9 AmMOSO-n Violin 8010' Thomas P ‘ , JCTER', NONE OF THEIR DEVEL- W RhEP‘ékézEngfggggglsgg
i; and 10 today. but “ill publish them tnn10r10'.VV ’i‘lmt “ill pivr- you all of Sun— O‘Neill .OPMEATS APPROACHES PARADVEE «IN T . '
gt flay to prepare your answers and have thum ready to be lllailtd 0r brought Station RDKA. l‘lltflmrgli. LINL ORIGIN/{LITA}, OF THOUGHT THE MTWDJYAQENISYQEOtEZ
E} in to “General Hrders" not later than 12 noon on Tuesday. April ll. (\Vnstinghouse.) I
a 000 ' . . ' ' 1‘1:le D lll."“]4(‘nt\‘ll services from \" . CUSTOM 5","?! nrnoar :-
Rememher. this is a legitimate (Olllt'sf. (lllll (hero will be five prizes Trinity Episcopal church. l‘itts- “ " g”! lfi'NOTI-VC‘ 0317550” . 4"“
ame‘L consisting- 0" 5‘9“} engravings: of either George \Vasllington. the hunch. Pa. Conducted by the Rev. { " RUDY-TO-PUT-ON i; '
first President 01' the United States or of Benjamin Franklin. 7.. 1:. '1'. Phillips. St. Peter's church. - MQW! ”U
000 St. Louis.
Being of n philosophical mind tlu- latter fllgrilVlllK may remind some of 7:31. p, 111.—~.~“B(‘dtimc Stories." by i
the Winners of us. On account of our “all kn: 1::1 humility to trll :1 .11. the Howard Guris. author and'nrig'ina- ROGERS and S I E ‘2 ENS ~3
4‘ mmving' of George \Vnshlngton may “[11le to Hillwrs .zml rvminrl thmn tor of "l'nclc “'lg'gily." To lie given
a: all us. from Pittsburgh Post Studio. - '
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