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-: and l‘ollce 11:20 A. IL—"Whnt
’: '2". Hotel
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dmtion ior Child Study.
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“5 Ho veils. A. V. Llutrio.
while. 4:
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Waite-l- tenu Shanley.
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3“ weather
11:10 P. X.~—Daaca lute from n
oiel
MW. Walter nu-
b
11:00 A. hie—Program under the neo-
Undemn
the Child ‘Really Means for the din;
dern Parent.” a talk by Mrs. Ho-
ward 3. Guns. President of the Fe-
00 P. hi.-—Soloe by Valerie Loo:
Dramatic Soprano. accompanied by
\
is P. M.—Dance music by Charles
11. Allen and His Orcheetra oi Cha-
:30 P. M.—80loe by Valerie Loos.
Dramatic soprano. Program; "Du
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{33cm 51., so. Hal-walk 110 um um lead. ”Wilton
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corner Ed 9: Ave. and Rowan It. lalt Rorwnlk 81 Lexington Av... Io. Rm
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271-“. M“ (Drags
0:“ Rita-Dane. Innis refuel.
3. Allen and his 0M»
7:80 P. K—Solu by SIM Koch.
Lyric Soprano. accompanied by A.
Innis Scar-menu. -
7:48 P. IL—Piane roles b '
Scamolhl. ’ L Lent
mo p. IL—“Bave‘
80?." by R. 8.
your or m Den-unem- or the
an“ Bond and Not-inn Con-
by.
0:00 P. lL—Goloe by fitment K
8 Lyric Soprano. 9 00"
:10 P. It—Recital b R be -
rick. Pianist. ' or n Gar
8:30 P. ll.-—"An Invertment of 880.00
That Netted 3100.00.” the thh-d of
a eeriee oi talke on “the Romance
of unhealthy.” by F c. Schultz. ,se.
creiary oi the Mahogany Associa-
tion. Inc.
8:40 P. M. Recital by Herbert Carri
Pianirt. ck.
8:45 P. M.-—"rhe Outlawry of War.” a
talk by Raymond Robina. Lt. Colo-
nel. U. 8. A.. Social Economist
and industrial Expert.
9:05 P. lit—Irma Oar-on in a recital of
New Zealand Sense and Storiee. ec-
companied by In. J. V. Bryron.
SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK
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3:933:23 Bonuses .
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uhraines,
_ ‘ In Pure Olive on
«r. f. F. 1: Your Youth Awny
somommscm
womellfiBeef, Io. {can 230 g
— - 25c
Small Pkg.5i':, Large Pkg. 21 0
10.950”
d'
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COFFEE, - _- - 37:
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n WWW
438 ill. 10¢ each 29° lb- ,
lehe;’sFlour, - 4“?!“93: Maud-3" 1°64“
T“ our emu-m . ‘
l:WPOTATOES,5 lbs. 19. Mel. - - 450‘“ g
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E1592: reachlade ..-.-.....19c
mind Mallow
SIP-Rad Shoulders . . . ..,,. . .laollb
.I—uicyA Oranges .36 (ion.
S‘fi’fiv
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prom coconut .‘..16c like.
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’ 5:50 P. M.—-The Magazine of Wall
W -
0:15 P. M.——ludcel stories for child-
and Banjo by Oscar Race. Piahit.
and 1:. Kelvin; Inch ebd Holman:
10:00 P. Ia—Addreel by the PRESI-
um 01“ THE» UNITED STATES
broadcast direct (rem Xmas City.
Ills-curt.
compared with 0.7013183" ei- u
,. aver-te' or :u’ rel- Lora. m ' year .
and Y,“l.i!1.801 oh in IN G!
'20! in flay. last year.-
spinninglbpindlel in place Hay ll
totalled 8?.SIL081 or which 35.8”.-
187 were active during the ’ month
compared with 8'! 287.205. H no 86.-
515.791 in Art“ thie year and 86.-
When the giant liner Majestic
leaves her berth in the North River
for her journey to Liverpool next Sun-
day, annoy the notables who will be
aboard. ere States Attorney Roma 8.
Cumming. Judge Charles iochwood
and Clarence W. Bell president of the
. —— sense and 81,088,061 in Kay inst .5 to” H "mom“ ,3 k.
m Hm Per m Aver' _mr. The local lnen are among thoee par.
' ' I83 Set MB! ‘07" P‘ 0' w" . 'iticipntlng in the Banker's Tour. and
0:80-10:00 A. lie-"AN HOUR FOR That H th The average number of tplndiea will be accompanied by more than
nu: women" mean“... 5.1.. 0'! operated during Key was loans”
iongralns. Hints t. the Housewivee,
Gardening Talks. Beauty Talks. Re-
cipee.
10:80 A. tin—U. B. omcial Weather
Report.
10:40 A. IL—Lonx Island Fame?-
Service released by mate of New
York. Dept. oi Farm- and Markets.
12:00-1:00‘P. M.—-Lunch Hour Gontp
and linden! program.
2:15-8:15 P._h(.—-Dr. Prank Crane’l
Four Minute broadcasts. Eunice!
program.
:45-‘50 P. ht—school Child's Radio
vI-‘orum. conducted by James J.
O'Retan. Principal of P. s. 77.
Queens. Today: ”Obedience" by
Arthur Kern. Instructions in ixde
Work. Survey of Trade Nova—Ag-
riocranu. Code practice.
9:30-10:80 P. M.—l-larlem Communi.
.ty Week arranged by Delight neck-
with. Talent to be announced.
10:30-12:00 P. M.—-Fred Whitenouoe.
comedian and phonomph singer
in some or his intimate talks and
songs. Nor-men Pettus and Hi- Im-
perial Dance Orcheetm
“'01.
3:00 P. M.—Amrnd Women's Club.
1. "Ute of the Strawberry" )y Mice
D. H. Goodwin. Division of More
keta. -
3. Reproductions on the Chickering
Amoico and Brunlwick.
8:00 P. M.——"l‘wilight Tales" read by
Mia- Eunice L. Randall.
5:30 P. H.——New England Westhel
Foremt .furnished by the U. 8
weather Buveau. Closing report or
Farmera Produce Market report .
Live Stock markets and flutter and
Eggs reports. Closing Stock Mer-
ket reports furnished by Elmer ii
Bright and company members r!
the New York and Boston Stock
Exchange. ‘
0:00 P. M.-Lnie Vews Flashes—
Early Sports Ned's—Boston Amer-
icon.
8:15 P. hi.——Code practice,
Number Sixty-Six.
:80 P. M.—-Borton Police reports
Berton Police Headquarters. Amrsd
Bulletin Board.
:30 P. M.—&venimr Program.
1. Silversmith Series by Mr. David
M. Cheney.
2. Program to be announced.
Lesson
““112"
5:30 P. M.-—'1‘he Little Brother of the
Pit." story reading iron: the Youth's
Companion.
5:45 P. M.-Daily report by the New
York State Department of Forms
and Marketr. Farm and Home rc-
porte. »
Street.-
ezeo'r. li.——Mother om Rhymes. ’
ren. by Mary Plowden Kernnn.
7:30 P. M.—-3llver Jubilee Talk.
7:45 P. hi.-Ha.rper Brothers' Literary
Talk.
7:15 P. hip—‘Looselesr' current to-.
pics.
8:30 P. X.—-Concelt by the Betty Tll-
lotson Concert Bureau: Idelberto
Alvarez. Cuban tenor: John War-
ren Erb. accompanist.
9:00 P. Ill—Song 'recitnl by Ruth De-
yo. courtesy of Steinway & Sons.
9:40 P. LL—Songa old and new, by
the Stuyvesant Male Quartettc.
10:15 P. M.——Concert by the Music
Student! Leann.
10:55 P. M.—-Tlme llgllaln and wea-
ther forecast.
WASHINGTON. June 22.—Cotton
Ipinninx activity in Kay was the se-
cond highest of any month
history of the industry, having been
excmnly by March. this year,
the bureau‘s monthly report
today chow-e. Cotton rowing crates
made a new record in spi
vity having e
cord by
spindle hours.
Active spindle hour: for May to-‘
tailed 0,109,093,878. or on average ot'avernge or 265 in May tart yéer.
ed the
aim
IMPORTED
GI N GH A M 5,
Sizes
MODELS.
9-.
in the
in; .ncti»
arch re-
_ 4.600.000 active
ADVANCE SALE
Summer Dresses
Reduced from 15% to 25% ‘ -
AND SILK SHANTUNGS,
. LARGE ASSORTMENT,
NEWEST SHADES, STUNNING
ALSO LARGE VARIETY OF
S K I R T S, SWEATERS, WAISTS,
AND CHILDREN’S DRESSES.
EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS FOR
A FEW DAYS ONLY.
seventy prominent bankers and indus-
trial Hugs from various section: of
the country.
The tourists will visit England.
France. Northern Italy Swiinerland
and Belgium returning to this country
on August is.
It is probable that Mr. Cummtnin
will remain in Europe studying con-
ditlons there for several months after
the ~rest of the party have returned.
or at 107.7 per cent. capacity on a
eingle ehift basis comm-ed with
40.759379 or at 109.: per cent. capa-
city in April this year. and 32.5“!”
074 or at 88.1, per cent. capacity in
May last year. ‘
Active spindle hours for May in
cotton growing states totalled 5.120.-
875.5th or an average of :1: hours
per swindle in place compared with
4.803.775.781 or an average or 295
hours pa- splndle. in lace in April
this yenr and 4.25 . 8.960 or an
Cnnt' blame the weather for being
so ’bod. No matter what it ' duel. ,
somebody starts ousting.
——-—OP
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LINENS, VOILES,
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\-.-a-.—\-~ee fi.-~-\“--
male.- Pine Quality
Guam ncNGAmw annoys
Neatly trimmed, 31.20“].
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Reg. value 50o.
mcy Bordered and Cross Bar
m Towns
Mme: .........z'°'880
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Ladles' Crepe and Muslin ‘
NIGHT GOWNS
Neatly trimmed. 69c vol. 2 for 88¢
SALE PRICE .........
82 IN. BATES GINGEAM
In assorted checks. Regular value
no; 4masc
SALE PRICE ......
LAST BAY h
m sum am:
.vms
In pink and blue.
$1.49.
303-“
Ladiea' Extra. Heavy
SILK nose
Drop-stitch. all colors.
Reg. val. €1.28. "
SALE PRICE-Pair . 7
mms m ’mwx
Ltdiea‘ me Lille
source: veers » ”m
first m, M "3&9. Neetlytrlmmed & hemstitch-
_ 25c. ed. 79c val. \/
533°
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31.25-43.00 m *
msoomxm.
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mm" 2"‘8‘3'
3100, anus
F’Reinforced sent, double bot:
tom. em’al'l color-a. Rec.
,ytl. 49c. ‘
1.,
sun Price
“0.“. 1m.
~me trim-wk MW”?
: 33.25. ”G ,
Norwalk Chronicler