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STATION “won"
230“: M a 00., Kevark, 1'. J.
.Ad . .—Songe by Marion Estelle
eolctiTt. :1: getter. N. 1., contralto
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J cacaoprzno 0! Little Talia
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Burnet. p ned by Wright
2:00 P. M.~—-Piano eoloe b
. Ella Welt.
8.15 P. M.—-8on b y
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:1: I; Mfg—P130 eoloe by Ella West.
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:15 P M.—-“Home Garden Hi
ate"—
eupplied by the Nail
Bureau. onai Garden
6:16 P. M.—Songe by Bessie Good-
man. soprano of Brooklyn. accom-
panied by Louise Egner.
0:80 P. M.-—-"Man in the Moon"—ator-
I led {or the children. copyright of
.. gzePhewar-k Sunday Call.
4: . lil.-—Muaical program b Jor-
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'All Sizes and Styles . . . .
F URS
Scarfs andChokers . . . .
Squirrel, Platinum, Tibet, Stone Martin,
Mink, and many others.
Wonderful
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-“ P- Ila-"Book Review,“ 13me
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teen minutee tron: thh time!
.80 P. lL—Ioutha Companion dory
G U . ee
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reading.
.45 P. K—Daily report or New
York state Department or Farms
and Market: (M and Home Re-
ports.) '
:50 P. M—Me or Wall Street.
:15 P. )L—Hueical Storie- tor Chil-
dren. by Mary Plowden Roman.
.20 P. M.—-Silver Jubilee talk.
:35 P. H.—Looeeleat Current Topics.
as P. m—uterary talk by Harper
Brothers.
:00 P. BIL—Concert arranged net
Tllloteon Concert Bureau. b, t,
:30 P. M.-—-Soloe by Mien Alma Beck.
contralto.
9:00 P. X‘s—TO be announced.
11:00 P. M.—'rune limb end wool-h-
er tomcat.
11:05 P. lL—‘i‘o be announced.
STATION w J Y —eos fleeces
Bro-dent Central
~ Aeolian Bel, N. Y. (It:
:15 P. m—Hotel Plane. Orcheetrn
Concert. ,
:30 P. M.—Inspirational Talks on
Elementary Paycholm. by George
H. Grebe.
:45 P. LL—Income tax talk by Prank
Shevit.
:05 P. li.—Soprano eolo by Alice
Mills.
:16 P. M—"Bporte." by William J.
Slocum. of the New York Tribune.
:30 P. lit—Concert by the Welder!
Aetoria Dance Orchestra.
STATION W G Y —eeo Meter.
Sclmectedy, N. Y.
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> 11:10 A. lip-stock market quotations.
11:45 A. lip-Weather forecast;
1:00 P. M.—Music and talk. “Wing
to Buy tor the'New Home."
5:00 P. m-Prodnce and ltock mar.
ket quotations: news bulletins: m-
, ball realite.
5:80 P. M.——Chiidren’e program.
7:" P. M.——Health Talk. state Do.
pertinent of Health.
1:40 P. M.—-Baeeball ecoren.
7:15 P. M.—Mueical program by w
G Y Orchestra and Elizabeth Bow-
ere Primmer. soprano. March. "Va.
cation Tune." Contact. Orchestra
Soprano. solo. "Carmen" Wilson
Elisabeth Sowere Primmer. Inter-
meno, "Where Dreams Come True."
Von-Belwin. Orchestra. Fox Trot.
-.“Our Little Home.” Gilbert. 0r-
ohestra. Soprano solo. “Thorn."
Adamo. Elizabeth Bowers Primmer.
Inetrumental selection. “The World
ie a Song" Vane-Belwln. Orchestra.
Some humor. from “Topics of the
Day." (Courtesy of the Paths Ex-
change). Violin and cello duet.
"Little Girl of Long Ago." Barony
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leigb. Orchestra accompaniment.
Wain. "One Little Smile." Herbert
Morris. Orchestra. Soprano solo.
"Until the End of Time." Petrie.
Eli-both Bowers Primmer. Rev-
erie.“'A Rose Garden." Fischer. Or-
chestra.
“GRAND '10 HAVE YOUR HEALTH"
says urn. Jenny Evans. of Detroit.
Mich. Few of no appreciate our
health until we lose it. Mrs. Evans
worked in a tactory, but owing to a
weakness, and pains in her back she
was torced to give up work. She
says: “A friend recommended Lydia
E. Pinkhnm'e Vegetable Compound
and it made me well. It in grand to
have your health. to feel well all the
time and to go around like other wo-
men without that awful torture of
temale troubles." Women who are
entering from such troubles should
remember that Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound 1- the tried and
true medicine. now recognized every-
where as the standard remedy for
female inn—Adv.
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man: Inseam-nits
TREGAIRIOG. Walea. June 8.-
Thie little village. containing thirty
houses. two chapel. and a Woe.
is preparing to eaoridoe itqlt tor the
good at another town. It eoon‘wlll
be buried at the bottom at a great
reesrvoir under a plan to give Wor-
m. in Lance-hire. an adequate
water supply.
HE POOLE!) 'EM
CLEVELAND, Yorke. Eng. June 8.
—-An old boot tor yearn did the work
an iron are in doing for a local real-
dent. Large aume of money. col-
lectedatter the ‘banks closed. were
deposited in the boot. The owner ar-
‘xued burglars would never think or
looking there for money. And he was
right! But he feel- safer with the
safe.
am 8 room HES!
LONDON. June I.—-A' wren has
made her neat in a pocket of an old
army blouse. An ex-eoldier had left
order: South N
round how to get relief. Follow ti!
South Norwalk reeident‘e example. ~
Joeeph Beree. 41 Woodward am
eaye: "At my work I woe we.
all kinda of weather. I m cell
which settled on my kidney! and
back hurt all the time.
‘60". links got into
could hardly straighten. I teit
and odd all over my body. It
but little work to tire me out
there was a sore feeling to my kid-'
neye constantly and at time.
actually throbbed with pain. My
kidneys began ewng too treenently
which disturbed my root during the
night. I need Doen'e Kidney Pill.
which ‘I saw oadvertieed and a couple
boxee straightened out my back and
put my kidney: in a eound healthy
condition.” e
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the tunic hanging in a saw-mill at
Lineiade Bucks.
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Co. Mira. Bucalo. N. Y.—-Adv.
171's; Spring Stock at About
SOC on the Dollar
DRESSES
. . $2.95 to $5.95
. . . . .upto$8.95
. $6.95 to $22.50
. $6.95 to $22.50
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The lure of the
sea or sand
Whether you love the ocean or the sands, Here are sea comes that will
please every taste and fancy.
For Women
. _, 'A collection of suits that is bewildering to the eye.
. , _ pne scracely knows which to choose.
mit suits that enable one to
Dr of subdued tone to suit all ideas. Easily dried. And
, , shaped to the figure. You’ll love them for their charm
' i—and they’ll repay you by being very becoming, $2.95 to
These bewitching rubber capes are here, too, in a
galaxy of colors that will make a pleasing contrast to
either sands or sea and add a bit of comfort too.
purse you’ll want one—they are only $5 and‘$7.50.
' _ Second. floor. rear
~ For children
The batlfing suits for little girls are delightful and
bright as the litle misses themselves—wool of course and
g shaped just as mothers and big sisters are, but the color
. combinations are perhaps a bit more enticing, Sizes 24 to
4 '28, $35, Sizes 30 to 34,,$5
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$5.50.
Whitebeltselilm
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Boys’ “Bell”
blouses
White and tan sport
blouses with low neck and
hurt. -made of mad-
Psmndoxford cloth, sizes
‘ 7tofl62’y'ears, $1.56 to$2L65.
maxi-out ‘
;Sizes 36 1:038, $5.75.
. ocean—n, oar. rear
For the men
All wool bathing suits, plahn
5 navy
heather and gray fimmmtted~thorGugh1x g
The smartest are
swim freely. Vivid in color
Of
, white and navy,
00d. $2.90
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Make daughter
a skirt
Here tbey are in lengtlis
to fit the girl from 6 to 14
years. ’All pleated -—box
pleats—side pleats and my
what a. lot of pretty attrac-
tive checks and plaids and
realgoodpilinhbricsinthe
colors dmghter will like
beat: ”:25, W-Ws
sizes 4 to 12 years, $2.25;
heather with tan $2.50.
For the boys
Stalmch wool suits just like Dad’s—one pi
blue—for the little fellows—they button down
in navy
o front—4
lnredwithwhitetrimand
All wool two piece suits, all navy 'and navy-trunk:
with white jersey, size: 28 $33; $3.50.
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Bathing caps
What an array of pretty
shapes and styles—some are
even' hats with fancy-trimming—real creations—and than
there are all sorts of odd
shapes and the reha' his old
stand by, the diving cap of staunch rubberand snug fit:
ting—the price range is from
150 to$1.50.
Rubber belts at 25c. Fancy rubber garters, 25c.
ber.
Bathing suitbags, 50c,.75cang185c, .the latter £11195:
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IA‘ernbb'er‘lined bagwltli inner~ pocketifiitlifw
pearaoceotafioston bagr$2L35.
Mow.
New white
overblouses
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tifully anhroidcrednlloyer
intracerydesignsmndozwith
short sleeves and low neck
cross oval-[type andcanghi
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Genuine .. Palm Beach
the body breathe—M '1!
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