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L prices: musical program.
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1:1). a. m.——lusicsl program.
{in m.-Agricultural reports and 7
prices; musical program.
i1 p. m.-—-0mcial weather tones»;
- musical protrum. ,
~‘ 2 p. m.—-Shippin[ news; mushalpi'o-
I p. m. to 8 p. m. on the hour->83“;
ball scores; musical programs.
G“ p. m.—-Omcisl weather forecast:
agricultural reports and prices.
10:52 to 11 p. m.-‘-—Ofilcial Arlington
time signals. .
7:00 p. m.—-—-"Man in the Moon" stor-
ies (c) Newark Sunday Call.
. 7:30 p. m.--“Do You See Your Labox
Savers." bruise Mildreddlhddockw
chairman attire board. Goad:House~
keeping Institute»
13091:. nth—Concert by the Philhar-
monic Society of the Oranges (the
concert is composed of about forty
players who are business melt from
various parts or the Oranges). R.
Bergmann. conductor: E. Berthold.
concert master. Program: "La
Heine de Saba." Marche et Cortege.
Gounod; “Beauty's Eyes," tor-net
solo. 'l‘osti; ”United States Field
Artillery March.” Sousa; “'Dtus
Overture." MOzart; “Melody of
Peace.” Carroll-Martin; “The Girl
Who Smiles.” Ire zBriquet: ”Lights
_ Out March." “MC 3'.“ Cornet solos.
," Tosti; "United Sixte‘sfl'ield Artillery
‘ March," Sousa; "Titus Ot’erture.”
Mozart: “Mel coco." Carroll-
Martin: ”Thfigifig‘fiflho Smiles."
Jean Briquet: “Lights Out March."
McCall.
”irirrnstalterifl’ ,
7 9:00 P. M.——Concert by the Dorian
,i Quartet, well known by their con-
;, certs throughout the East and Mid-
' die West: Hazel Drury. first sopra-
no;. Rivera. Cedargreen. second so-
prano; Ruth Peary. first alto: Lula.
Root. second alto: accompanist.
John Wainman. barytone. Program:
“Carmella.” W'ilson: 'Mali'nda." Von
'11le: “April Showers." Silvers;
“Songs My Mother Used to Sing."
“The Sextet from Lucia, di Lam-
mermoor." Donizetti. by the quar-
tet: “One Fleeting Hour." Lee:
"Wake Up." from "Tales of Hoff-
man." Offenbach. Miss Drury and
Miss Root; "Almour Viens Alder."
from Samson ct Delila. SaintSaonsy
Miss I’earcy; "Pale Moon." Logan;
“Tommy Lad." Margetson. Mr.
Weinman: “Jewel Song." from
"Faust." Gounod. Miss Drury: “All
Through the Night." old Welsh air:
“Charley is My Darlin'." Scotch.
Miss Root.
Station WGY. Schenectady
(General Electric)
3:45 p. m.-—-Concert (program provid-
ed through the courtesy of the
Emma \Villnrd Conservatory of
they. N; Y2): Piano solos. (a)
"Improvisation." Mach‘nyden; (b)
“Terpsichoronn V‘lndobona" No. 13.
Godowsky. Miss Beatrice
Baritone solo. "Give a Man a Horse
He Can Ride." Geoffrey O'Hara.
John Rext‘ord. Violin solo .“Indinn
Lamont." Kroisler: Miss Sophie
Adler. Reading‘s. (a) “Bill
'Awkins." Kipling; Kipling; (h)
“Fuzzy \Vuzzy." Kipling: Miss Eliza-
beth Ann Hill of illlssvl Sage Col-
lt‘itf‘. Alto solo. “Gax-otto" from
"Mignon." Thomas: Miss Helen
Ford. Piano solo. prelude G minor.
Rachmaninoff; Joseph 1.3m. Tenor
solo. "All, Moon of My “blight."
from the "Persian Garden." Leh-
mun: llnrt lHlllll. Soprano solo,
“Sprint:- Song” from “Shnnmvls.”
(‘mlnlnln Miss Mildred Schilling.
Violin solo, ".\l.ur';l rim-lo“ (second
violin accompaniment). Ikficutzer:
Raymmm Mooney. lie-ailing. “The!
Palm-e." Kipling; Miss Elizabeth‘
Ann lllll. Soprano solo. “The Grvrlt
Awnkvnintr.” Kramer; Miss .l‘illia
Willbh. 'l‘o-n'lr solo. " {arctlmliln
Mr. lhmn; accompanist. Miss Ther-
esa Male-r.
Station KDKA. l’itu-lmririi
(’ \Vr-stinghous-l ‘
7:00 p. m.-—VVot-kly llrf‘ss Talk fromi
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
8:00 p. m.—~"0ur Government and Its
Neighbors." Louis K. Manley. pro-
lessor of political science. lfmwru
sity of Pittsburgh. From Pitts-
burgh Post Studio.
9:00 p. m.———\'oonl selections by Anna.
[aura Orce. soprano. lithe-l Herr
Litchtield at. the piano.
Station “‘GI. .‘ledfdu! Hillside
. (Ainl'ad)
1:30—B'adtlme story. "Tho Happiness
Kev" (Pearle. Youth's Companion).
read by Hiss Eunice L. ‘ilnmlall.
"‘w 8:00—“Cant‘f-r" (hyurcquvst). Personal
Hygiene Talk N0.'1f.‘13Y B. A. “791-
come. executive: socrctarjt’. junior de-
partment. American Red Cross.
8:15 Elizabeth} Wditon. mezzo-
soprano: Franklin ’G. McManus,
basso cantanta: Donald \V'hite. ac-
complnist.
8 : 4 5-~Crittenrlen's (martct—Eve relt
Crittenden. violin: George Donald-
son. drums;
phone; Harold E. Gordon. piano.
Station \VBZ. Springfield
(Westinghouse)
7:30 p. m.-—Baseball scores. ITncle’
Wizgily bedtime story from the
Springfield linion..
7:45 p. m.——Omcial l'nited Slates
crop. market and dairy reports fur-
nished by the New England Home-
stead.
8 p. m.—-Baseball scores. Musical
program by Joseph McCarron. ten-
or: \Villiam Shaw. accompanist.
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SUPERIORITY ‘
We make a Specialty of fitting
eyeglasses combining neatness and;
“fort. The quality of our work lies'
in the superiority of our workman-l
slip.
THAMER, lllc.
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7'
a; m.--Acrieultuml' reports and ’
0mm}, 99.19,“, , P}: , Barry, , ,
Colwell. _
Edward Yanes. saxo-g
mac: .mflm W,
mam moth Wot.
the “inasmuch ‘ - .
If you‘re whet! within the
mar tunes by slant-mink. be!“
W are! tavnueawsfl.mmn'
bvereage that used to cheer; it you-
are told that it is WM Irish
for her own street-self: m ~
The lady may b'ea. memmr‘ot Um
cle Sam's army of prohibition en-
forcement aganets and woe be to the
msoor woman who sells her a drink.
This is the 1“» report 110.
-Wuhington. mu inlaid that”
women have been appointed and as-
signed to duty in the lax-m. cities by
the prohibition commidioner.
Hurry Mother!
diarrhoea. food souring. feverish
breath. coated tongue: is restless and
can‘t sleep because of clogged bow-
els. give a halt-teaspoonful of Call.
tornla Pig Syrup. lt‘moves the wind
and gas and all the souring food. bile
and poison right out of the tender
little bowels without cramping or ov-
e-racting and baby usually gets peace-
t‘ul relief. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs.
Millions 01' mothers depend upon
California Fig Syrup to keep baby‘s
bowels clean. sweet. and regular. Ask
your (lluggist for genuine "California
Fig Syrup" which has full directions
for infants in arms and children of all
or! You must says “California" or
you may get an imitation fig syrup.—
Adv.
omety. India-hints? www.ma
husband; or thst sham-r: m
. is the Belle! that she will
If baby has colic.
ages plainly printed on bottle. Moth-l
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.Acoordin‘ to advices received here
at. least one ot'th‘ese feminine prohia
bitten. agents has been. unissued for
temosaxrduty ‘i'u1131’idxepolc'snd via
ointty. The W ”gives.
prohibition agents. hot the informant
is dedrous that his name be not men-
tioned?“ it would‘mean the loss-of
his whitish. . _
- Therm—ea sun's.“ directly under
the mnision «ofthe sate agents.
and the agent assigned to Bridgeport
ringimsstllreiy to appear; in New Ha-
WOI'Tl-itrtmrd. but itiisthe supposi-
tiou:tlmt'most of hierwork Will be
wwwarwaela County. She will
be sen: to plica where the male
agents have failed to secure sumcient
evidence to secure convictions and it
succeed
where the men have failed” '
Mumesot none of the appoint;
ees will. be announced and.” soon as
the local agent becomes known she
The female agents will make no
arrests it is said but will act as de-
coys and make purchase. and after
their information is turned- over to
suits otherwise prohiemticsl.
IIEFI‘ HALF HER ESTATE
'10 MAN WHO
Are
l
’ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 9.——-'i'hc
wills ot William‘fi. Powel and his
lwife. Lena Eizabeth Powell, formerly
ers. R. H. “mite. ‘were filedtor pro-
:bate hero yesterday. Powell shot and
'kllled his wife in their summer home
lin Newton on May 2 and then com-
:mitted suicide. . .
; Powell. who was manager in this
{district for R. G. Dun and Co.. left -
ithe bulk of his estate to his daughter.
;Mrs. Provice Hall Peg-us of New!
:York City. Had Mrs. Pogue died be-
.fore him the estate wail-”to Have gone
)to his nephews'and nieces. the chil-
dren of his two sisters. Margaret
‘Thomson and Jane Marion MacDon-
nell of Toronto.
Mrs. Powell in her will provided
that one-half of her eats should ge
to her broher. \Vllism E. Reboot-d or
its. snewcérn. p _.
W) m- floatation)“ V
WWMet is your safeflhofli
own..ut”iw'M' 08 the Wham
will be tandem-ed to other fields and , eff , , . 7/
3:, new, one sen: ultimatum-rec , o ’ "’ "“fifl‘fffiflm
the regular force‘s. raid will be made-
whirh is expected'to bring about rc-v
spew Hint;
mm or m. and mgw. n. Pot-mui é;
Ffl‘ed. .
font.” Ann
Brookline, and two sisters Mind A.
WM*'MW~I: Udall; item-Ii
parts. The other hilt was left to her
divided mg: five nephew"
nieces.
____._...___'_.———-——-—--
”.Do you. know anything about
"No't’mueh. The stuff I
'swtul head" the next day."
For the “all! entermg’ ' ego
‘Lyds Remnant VW 60!!!-
Manhunt metabolism. has
this timeof'life outflow
piece which mum de’ p into
mucous.
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symp toms. LydisE. Pinkhsm’s Vege-
mm is it mean! ushers-
rtivq My sdsptsd to subtraction
i ' ssfelyt pus? thn tune.
13 carrying you
=‘Wby octave it stair tnsl
. : a 3-lb. steak perfectly
and scars the steak (or 'fish,
Every kind of cooking an
the-year-round stove, too.
troub
snd‘ashes. '
,istooperste.
26 Broadway
53;.
._ _ . . . .,
not the. tedm process- it
TH the New PerfectinnBi-oiler you-an broil
no smoke or odor as in the case of broil coal
or gas—noburoing fat. 'You‘don’t Maigtmthe
steak or-turn it. The heated air circuihtes unsound
oughly on the outside, thus retaining‘sll'die juices. ‘ ‘
nomica‘lly on a New Perfection, and it is a real ail-
Broiling, preserving, baking, roasting, boilin ’snd
frying-a tmdermhddiciousjammspmo ‘
m‘ck’ftvnfbs 3931f ’Alldomeua I
aqmv. .o neon eggs. : v-vnn- 1'
lewuh duh-mdrudgewtvidtcosl,mod '
$81K yogi-dealer toshow you how simple the New
STANDARDQQEL
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in 20 minutes. There is
as the case may be) tfiof‘
5e ‘doneessilv und’ect»
es
«ominous, or
In the days of the early
: Amid]! m. hall
\ ing was done almost en-
tirely in this primitive
fashion. ‘
meme;
husband. and: it:"‘” provided twain ,_
the event: at: hiiw'Oesth it‘ w to-b: .
an
5.
mmmwr'w . .
tastes air fight, but it give! 3'03 3-“
Ruffled Organdle
There are very suggestive of summer sunshine,
' lawn parties, graduation and other festivities. They
appearainlovely. shades of pink, orchid. rose, maize,
Nile green, oldliiue and white. 25 inches wide.
. $2.75 a. yd.
These make the prettiest kind of dresses for
girls 111740 16 years. For the girl of 14 we have
beautifuli
Boxed‘Orasnie‘Robss with ruffles. and these sell
for
$6.50 each. ‘
It is an‘easy thing to make. up these frocks as
the stitching of straight seams, and making of a
blouse waist withruffled neck and short sleeves is a
simple task. ' ~
Net Floundnge with colored organdie are
$4. 00 a‘ yd.
Orgsndie Haunting: with colored effects, new with
red dots, andinavy with whiie'dots. have plain or-
gandie to match.
Baby Flouncings with embroidery. dainty fine min-
sook, veryspecifiléat
$1] .50 a yd.
a
Some Wicked 10015“
snflleds. ‘
Dolls at 50 as.
Little things with “m.
deslruCZiHe heads have
sun hornets and ring.
ham 2px 1 V
A few QC"1“\‘<‘
\ ,1. t x m b]
kvels. 3“
A ft‘w “-Viiffc Cali.
At $1.00
0115‘. Dog‘s .mJ Tedliv
hears (m ‘.;"{:le<
A: $1.75
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“111} "'7
Dolls
in lhis Sliilllllt’f
toiorings ‘
more
crinlown. its. line
with .1 i511; Hick
which .211st llllket
for distinct/cl.
'riil'ilf s w
There are Cards
f0! Mother's Day
Especial?)-
E'Etfii‘i' 139:
have glinfgm \ the
corners «:‘f E—:' fined
gardens. hot-ks.
pinks and 2‘ very fol
remembrans. .
A150 'Eht‘l’t" :““‘ some
cards for ' ' nn
mother's Jay. 9 rm v.11}
not feel llt‘fi‘iv Hui
Dont Forget.
Fiallmu :2 _
Main floor, center aisle.
. Hand" Bags
A delightful. assort;
ment'ofrthem. Sports
and Swagger Bags of
nice quality are lined
with moire and. have
inner pockets. in gray,
inn. brown and black.
A Great Vsfiety
$3.50?
Square, oblong, deep
andlshallow.
heather Section.
Alain floor.
1121198237.
over some color.
widths.
insertions to match.
Some Laces of Unusual Character
Russian Filets which are for scarfs. heal sis md
. Very coarse square mesh u-il‘: .271122'19
desxgns which can be used over ll: '
These are in 12, 1-: ..:::T \
Fringe to match if desired.
New Calais Valenciennes,-edges in four I\ 3.27?“ ‘
Venise Coils:- Laces, cream and while.
Colored Washable Bandings
French Vslsneiennes in 12 yard pie-:65.
1) M‘..:'1
s ,11 .....
C. 3r
Till
25 and 39 cls. a yd.
50
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Summer House Furnishings
It is time tort-lie though about”. Window screens.-
Adjustlilllia'kinds which fit almost any window have
either wooden or black enameled frames.
Mk5 fertile Window 01'. porch'irailingare of
painted wood? or green “enamel with. galvanized-r lin-
ings. These: have correcti drainage anangements.
igléeCi’eam Freezers, several styles. ice cream is a
delicious dessert? and inexpensive when. made at.
home.
‘ Basement.
I .
TallyCards. Place Cards. and Favors
91308163133; 25438:. to Mom- dozen
Tally. Cards 7’: and 3541s. pertinen-
Noti'Cupsor-I Baskets, stnd- locus. each
‘ Eittiev Flam in the s: 7 'niat‘um- niotor. cars;
pianos-.orsmall-anime... 109cm each
Aw Canary lilatwiiiiwhistlc .
Small? Pismli that will" flash . .
. _. _ 5.6.8‘9lspnkutfiefine a; rag-20.: 1:1 25' “*3" ”ch
‘ Z. ‘ is: necessary.«
1 . ‘ -' 7 . 7‘ Main “our
i antl- other orgullizalie
For Whist Prizes
Incense Burners u
dark bronze ‘vzish.
showing 5mm or
Hindu Gods.
75 cts. and $1.00
Ash Trays, lining: or
antique gold tini~31
$1.00 and $2.00
1‘. a swirl
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JEWELRY EfHIBIT
STOLEN FROM HOT“
”# < ”-7 7 13-well?
SAN FHANCISI‘H. ‘\3
I valued at sly-w \\ ~ - 1:612:11”:
from an exhibit 12..i;::2..:‘7~“ '
and Company in .1 li' . ..._.
Four piece-s (-l' ,
mond set in plum-1.3",
The length or 1%
Daren“; iiinitwl li-
jewelry in the t‘.’i>i
than $30.00“ was not
The thief lull lHUSt 1.4 r.
moved a small gin» \*
side of lilt-
i have worked for 1;;-
in loose-ling l‘m‘ lull»
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Prem)—-"Nrrtion;el Dir-4: . ,
g'Pnerally Ol‘st'l‘Vu-ni lx ~
[”9151 against .luym. \ .
demands" on Chill» r n ‘-
plmbf business *‘
were closed. the s
immense parade and 1.
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