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[Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 300 Metetl)
i WJZ. Newark (“'astlnghonse).
lg” p. m.——l:aschall scores. musical.
Q. ' program.
‘09 p. m.-——(H'tit-lul wvnth r forecust.
r agricultural reports and rices. ship-
; ping news. musical program. l
1:30 p. m.——l“lnul baseball scores. 1
#00 p. m.——l-‘innl baseball score-3:9:
. marim- m-ws by the Radio Corpora—z
fion of America. ‘ t
”:52 to 11 p. ni.—()t'tieial Arlington‘
limo simiuls. I
Ilzm p. m.~-~0t‘liviul \chlhel‘ forecast'
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1:00 p. iii.~w':.‘\lun in the Moon" stor-
ies; ('0Ullt‘.v_‘. Newark Sunday Call.,
'13” p. m.——“.\tl.lrtics." by \Vllliam F.‘
Hagzu'ty. Dust president of the
(Trent-rut Aiht ’iv (‘lub of. llrooklyn.
5:15 p. m.-~"\"olors and Their l’ason."l
by Mzii'tle-l‘ .i. l'hillips. g 1
3:55 p. m.~- "i'ho- 'I‘n-nvl ot' llusirwss‘
Conditions." it). HH- Altlgilzim‘ of,
. \Vall Sll‘o‘vi. i
Ito 10:13 3», r,,. , (‘ont'l-rt arranged by,
the Nuw Ym-l- ='mm t‘ompnny. {
I p. m.- min- l‘I‘ltinsf Hrt'ht'stra. now.
play-lily: ut tlu- l'uvilinn lloynl. Vul-
Pey Sin-um. l.. l. ;
Izlfi p. m. wluhn llolun. prominent
C"Ornt>t soloist.
.225 p. m. limit-l: (‘m'mz trombone
:aoloist. Mark Strum] ’l‘hvntvr SyIn-'
'1 'D'hony (lrvlnwtm. ‘
#35 p. m. rrli'vij. .\lt'l,:unzhlin. \'0(':Il-;
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’:4.’. p.111." Kit-u Math-lim- )lzioGuignn.
pmmiv-r violin :anlnist,
“:55 p. lllmiliil'llh (“ow-y illlt] .lnhnl
' Molan. tt'omlmnw :‘ml «'ornc t dum.
‘ p. m.~ .\l:lr‘.\ Sii'unnl Synuvhnny Ur-‘
whvslru. comprising t'm'ty-svvr‘n :Irl-i
3‘8, (‘tll‘l l'Iilmlilrrl". r‘nnilnotnr. ?
‘0 D. m.—-r"lhm‘ to l‘l'tmst- :tml (let a.
Flutter Jolt." by l‘iut. l-Itlwnwl .lnms
VKHdlllT. Svlinnl nt' t‘unnnvw‘p. quv
York l'niw-wity ('mn'tvsy ol' Harp-‘5‘
8' nrothvrs;
’0". N-henu-tml) (lionvrnl I'llvvlrlt')
2:50 p. Ill.' l'l‘t"ll'1‘l'i"ltl stov k :nurkt-fv
’ 'iuntntinnu: lzwvl‘nll «vaults; nc wsv
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int". tins.
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in \"Ull-lvl’ltlll '- ' Ix?» n il.t:;u-i‘. H .ni—'
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’34" P. in. 7’ "iii trik. "S'zl‘l‘ \‘.'ntrr:
tnr “Hunting t'mt‘na.” I»; l‘vr. llvr-’
'z'unn .\i, ll-;.:. \'-'.'.' York Slut»:
Houltli lt-‘tmfl'm "t. '
.szv p, in, I'«! .-.l 1r -'_Il‘.".l‘l2 li'nxi
It'ul. "Tall l' ‘ ut 'i'vl‘il'flll" (Hun-l
alrlsmx). .Ti' min-.i'. Urdu-stunt
.1 "IVlll Mun. x . it -.. .- .Ilul pianislfl
willtlltillt' 3"” 1" ' f. .? l'nlOll-‘
mm" (Mme. vu-tml. Hurt. ,\lo»y«~r-
wl‘l‘; lu\ l u? "in .; t-'.2 :!::.)tlil;tllnl"|
i\lltl<l. ,‘«I~. .w':’.~ Hit-ilvrtr:i;:
s‘i.l‘l'l - ‘11-. "i§‘1'::i u". l'.v‘ Nova".
Il‘wni'w-x l, Irwin. \Jn-y'irz'hnl‘l‘; sa-
Yttdlln .m' "\‘.i '1 tin Ililfis (in:
J \‘mm .\l.'..1l. " ram. ;._\ l. Miss .\‘m.i‘
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1 ('mi" (PM! l it). Mlel‘hUi'l'S
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i‘luavvhv Am." (ll-M rut-kingfi:
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t, vf‘ri .lnluisnn :. _‘.it _u l ! Oil's (Irwin's-E
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1‘2:th p. in.» him.» ruin. airs trout!
“Higolz‘ttu.” \' 1”. Erin» Ruin-v.1
Duo-Ari. lufuumwntul trim. “Along”-
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1 $¢*llonm,lmly Hauntinn Trim. C. St. L:-
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Girl," Jolson, .~'r"tt‘htt‘lzuly I‘:.\\'.-~i:.n
1310. Hoodlum. " 1 nt- “til I“ '. at";
Elton. Mr. llnw. -‘.l. \Vn'tn. “IV/nu. 3‘.
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Paderewski, Dun-Art. Ht'z'lilllu’.l
“"l‘he ()ld Mm null Jim." .illlllt‘bi!
1? Whitnoml) ltil-jv. T\lr. t‘mswll. l-‘vvt
trot. “Anm‘l ('lHH." [luvin Alpine-1
i Quay Hnwnlizm Trio. l
.. “IV/l. .‘lunhuttzm (“'nmunnlmr). .
”:80 v. m. ~~~~~ t‘tmr'» rt by tho Ilili'l'lllllLC'
3: Choral ol‘ lliooliljtn. llvr'm-rt Stun-iv?
,1 Sammnnd; 1. Morning t‘tmrul. (z. ;
t ""llois Epuis" (Longly “'oml). Lulli.
. "piano great 0”:th :u-('onip:mi.~=t: (it)
1 "Night is lev :1 Gypsy Maiden"!
filmmond: (r) “.\t Dawning." 1‘:in—
1_mnn. 2. Contrultl) HUiUS by Mrs.
Blyrtlv S. Mason. (:1) “Innovation to'
life,” Surat-u; (In) "livstusy." lllllll-‘
itfturn" ((nIm-i in the 5th). St-hu—
ml): (h) "\‘.'l.mu 1 \‘.'::1k in tl1«(‘..ir--
din.” Sehunmn n: (v) "lh-rlivutinn."
Schumann. 4, Fcpruno solos by Miss;
, Juzbel Fruithl‘n Longhotiinni: (n)
“The Niqlvtin:;-l..” \Vill‘t] Stephens;
.l ”Summer Sousa" .H‘t'lr‘hnnintnv: (h)
I‘Valtz Song fI'Hll ltomvo and Juliet.
(hounml. 5-. Morning Choral. (:1)
”Ave Maria," truhms. piano .grr’ut-
mrgan accompanist: (b) "ltnln"
(Afro-American spiritual). Turner:
" (c) “ItNVas :1 Lover and His JAIHS,”
.2 31mm; P. Dunn.
DKA. Pittsburgh (“'estlnzrhmlsx‘).
- .p. lll.-—-—“'rht‘ Draftsman and His
, \Vnrk." U. C I owls. School of Draft”
ing, Carnegie Institute ot‘ Torhnol-l
, 033‘. Pittsburgh. "lnszovt l’ests andi
'Diseafir- of Vv-Lw luhlt's." \V. l). Hone-l
dict. extension representative Alleg—l
lit-"y County l-‘mm Huroml. Prom
Pittsburgh i'mt Studio. \
.0 p. m.—-A \rtt'ic-ty of musical se-
lections by .‘llsu Lillie 1-1. Richer;
molomturn soprano and Phyllis Ger-l
-fldine Gnu, pianist.
“’Gl. .‘lt-tll‘m-il Hilk‘lde. (Amrml)
0 p. m.~»“:~‘:ii'v Motoring." h)"
ank A. (loo-lwiu. registrar of mo-‘
.. tor vehicle". Commonwealth of
‘ Massachusetts.
15 p. m.—~"lliphtherin." potsonall
hygiene talk No. IS. by U. A. VVel-
Kcome. executin- se-mw’vtnry, junior de- :
partment, American lied Cross.
30 p. In.—(‘onn lxmd instrument!
concert. Solos by C. voltage. violin; 3
E. c. Gatley. saxophone; N. 13er-
1netr. comet: ~J. N. Proctor; trom-
bone; F. Sordlllo, barytone. ‘
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Bed Room Suite of . Four Pieces
This Suite will amaze you with its excellent quality, ex-
ceptionally pleasing appearance, and above all, substantial con-
struction. It includes four pieces well finished in American
walnut—Dresser, Bow End Bed, Luge Vanity Toilet Table and
the very latest style Chifi'orette. The very lowest price imagin-
able is now being quoted.
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in American Walnut
., 0'? erstuf'fed” Tapestry Suite-J. ooseCushions
- ' d Note thewell proportioned lines of the Suite shovvn above.
$ . 75 Guaranteed to give the utmost satisfaction ill every detail, are the 75
three pieces—Davenport, Arm Chair and Arm Rocker. Each 18
covered in heavy Tapestry over oil—tempered Springs. Frames
are finished in Mahogany. We state with assurance that this
value can not be duplicated elsewhere today.
T “MS—£9113 ‘ L‘_\ l
Oak Chiffonier
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Any Home Outfit on Terms to Suit Your Convenience 5998
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m 3798 . Two R Outfit
Very strongly lmllt. Finished in Moon: and
:i rlurnl-lv Holden (la): (pol-
mhml.) (If full size. RV.
full width drawers. Exactly
Dining Room
ln:ll(‘ll"s Dresser Shown at tho COMPLETE FOR
right opposite.
. $9 850 _
' Open Every Saturday Evening Until Nine O’clock
Complete Home Outfits
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Parlor . pg, of Oval 0r Squari- ‘er
Dining ROG!!! of drawer spam. ‘1 ..: 4
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Mom ever sold an aruczc t: ' x '-
COMPLETE FOR
$1 3950
Broad and John Sta, Bridgeport
Floor Lamp
: 5 1 4'85
I‘nmplmo nt.lhl~‘ price—Tall
Mahogany l'~:!=- lln'l (lenulno
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Silk Shudr \\': luh may he 30- S 0 9 12 f t
lm‘ti-d from n wide assortment lze' x a
or Willi-HIS um] oo‘éors. Very up
tructn‘e in appearance.
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ment still remain.
Some have Oriental colorings, while many are of beautiful all-over designs. Still others are ar-
ranged in floral effects.
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These Rugs advertised a few days ago have met with gréat favor. Some out of the very large ship- $ 75
All have heavy backs and high pile. The patterns are especially attractive. 1
Every taste can be suite d. All are the 9x12 foot size.
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Brass 8.71:3
s 1 698 . -.
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I A H h l I, r l 1 With decomtix'c lupin. " .
.1; , 1M » .. . 2 erms t0 Slut bum ”Hm _
... '1 ".4iu[’ . "- V‘ M , » _ long ago this \'try ‘1}1 .«
sold [or nearly maple :1; i~~~'
g~ of Velvet Rug 7’”
Porch Swing
An Extraordinary Valuel.’ - .- - - -
Genuine Spanish Leather Rocker
OR CHAIR IN SAME STYLE
m $1 975 1—173:me
Another new shipment of these very fine Rockers and Chairs has arrived.
Red Cedar Chest
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w 5298 The illustration at the right» gives you an accurate conception of their ap- - 13 413—" "
Conwmmd or Puma] Oak. peerance. ‘Each is of “tight seat” construction, upholstered in heavy or Genuine Tennesreokivlied
Staamgltywo rfinfit‘mf’ly.d 3:231"; Brown Genuine Leather over Double Coil, Oil-tempered Springs. . The gigsgngg‘i'fi‘pfiflfl‘};.°;’u.;;f‘
sron 'mnt- nt'tzin r . . . . r. ‘ ’ ."“ .
usage. Chafing urt- included. Frame IS finished m a dark, l'lCh Mahogany. Winged Back, Rolled-Arms and griffin“? 1301:7111?" 53:33“ ; '
. . . _ . \’ - e 9 \ ‘ S_ .
332;?‘9‘9 ‘1‘ ““5 “Wighm‘ wade roomy Seat Insure the utmost comfort. This is a real value!! ali‘colufey pp;?ection for en‘s-w- =~
— 41:— ‘ .. .- of all kinds.
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Large Lawn Swing
Cm $698
Exactly as shown. Will seat four grown-ulna comfort-
ably. Frame is painted a gay red. Swing has a.
natural Shellac finish. A dandy value. Any kiddy
would appreciate sue}: a. gwtng for the playground.
. ‘ ' * .3. f w Couch Hammock
“ZgDoorRefrigeragtor. ' .4 A : - ‘ ~
A guaranteed IcerSaver. This Box has» a: ' ‘ 3r “ COVE?“ 'Wifll'efira-heavy Khaki OOL‘i-"'“"fl "‘3'!“ ~ t
not'thedooreha‘wn at the lower ‘lert ' l“: with soft mattress and good 812‘ng spring- MW“:
above. ‘ Has White Enamel Lining am! ' i 7 ’ ‘~ 7 ' .. -. 'w , .- fur-
henw Jwire mesh fob d‘shelvas. A very .. _ . ‘0 stand rough out-doors wea.. thlns «L6
convenient size. Exterior is of polished ” .. ntshed.‘_ .Md 1‘ not “199““ 3‘ ”A” VAN"
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