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\\ .11.. Vow York (455 meters)
,\l:illorlllni concert by direct
:mm the “’anamnker Audi-
.; l-Iihel L. Horrison. Sopra-
l: lmbrth Adelman. pianist;
» .4 minimum. pianist; J.
. »n Non. piano and Alexander
. .l. nrzzm
l-l mI-‘ashlon development: of
~ lnlitv. prepared by W'omen'l
;-..l.l by Miss Helen Guy.
l:t_-~—l;.‘l$l‘ball score! every
: minutes after this time.
; . ”Daily report. of the N. Y.
1" pl. 0! Farms and Markrts.
zilearm and Home re-

i.l--"GrE‘Y “’olt‘s Legends."
a fur the youngsters told by
m4 3. llfin. courtesy of Mac-
. l'mimuny.

in. ~“Writing Direct for the
' n. llllk by the pioneer of
. nvlthosllip, Daniel Carson
-»"llow to Q3; 11 Job." one
i uni-rally of the Air eerie!
. l by the Alexander Hamil-
«‘ .ii.l--. by Goeftrey 8. Child!
. ,.—rnncert by Rhoda. Hel-
. pruno. Romeo and Juliet.
'1 Yustcrday and Todny.
lullaby. Stahl; Er lst'a,
vflll; Les I-‘lllr: do Cadiz.
-:~—Stn.lium Conccrt. \Vil-
V, n “nonunion. conducting.
‘ , r1; Philharmonic Orchestra.
' “ire rom the Lewisohn
Soloist John linclny.
iHi-rture to “itualnn and
l" (llinkn: Aria. from
-:-. l. r's Feast." Handel: 'I'one
“heath and Transfigura-
.".‘.ll."$: Nocturne and Scher-
~> -u music for “A Mid.Sum-
\wzzi's Dream." Mendelssohn:
“The Two Gronadiers.”
vnzl: Hungarian Rhapsody

‘ .HI'.
Recital by Adclo Lewing
:v. n1 Hedwig llrowdc. men.

" 'Yii‘.
z: ~L'onf‘ort of original com-
as by Mme. Adele Lewing.
“llll songs by Hedwig
lili-zzo-sopmno: Marche
rv. Svhcrzlno. Romance. Rus—
l.-|gvmle. Andalusian—-
inning. Alwndcfricde. Lul-
5 'llli nt of the Autumn Night.

-...'. llt‘ll‘VlR‘ Bron-tic; Chnr-
w-lwk. Ulil French Dance,
1” "m “'ort". Children in the
. limdo.

lll.--«RPClIfil by Adele Lew-
.. nisln. and Hedwig Bron-dc.
. ‘Pl‘linO.
l‘ 'lle signals and weather
l~ :.
“2.1.12

' it mMusical programme.

' \l ~«Vocal. cools.

' M.~Solns on the One-String
‘. l v Joseph J. McGrann.

‘l.—-—-“The Larger Aspect of
, A\f’”ll'fl." by "The Interna-
: l:.ierprcter."
. T~l.-——Recitnl of original com-
:wns ‘ny Kay Dover Henderson.
«in.

'.l ""Broadcnsting Brondway.’
l «v of current plays Ind play-

11193 Bertha. Brninnrd.

1‘ .\l.—-—vaital of original com-
» m by Kay Dover Henderson.
'10.

l“ .\l.-Conrert by the Hotel
. Poof Orchestra. by direct wire

':1 1’ n Hotel Actor.

“‘0“ (405 Meter!)
:2 ‘mlw‘rufl & (‘o., Ncwnrk. N. J.
nl.-—Song‘a by B. Swinton
lv'ap, baritone.
m.—Plenty of Juice Pre-

i‘d (or the Auto's Nervoua

'- m. by H. Clifford Brokaw.
:n.—-—Songs by R. Swinton
whorl.

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"‘5 Pv III-“Sam in} Edith K Kel‘ ‘ ‘
- - Trio. ‘v
”:3. contmto. 8:45 p. m.-—Dr. Claude Bernhard. ‘
- D- Ins—Plum IOIOI by Eli; West. talk on Famous Men 0: Science. by - » , - . V.
a." ”Hutton. N. J. Dr. Gludston. - "
z: 9- lit-Sons: by Edith K. Kell- 9:00 to 10:00 1). m.—-Concert by tho _ .
. ' Society for Advancement of Ameri— ,
6.15 p. m.-—Axnes Leonard. soprano can Singers, Adelaide Burris. Io- fatal/119%“? ’55,
of Arlington. in song: for the chil- prnno; Josephine Newman. nlto: -
(-20.6:- \K R. G. Parker. tenor; D082“; - St I t 5 ’ 1
.. . m.—- an in the Moon Stories Rodgevllle. sapmno; Evelyn it ore C 056 ’ h
.for the Children. soprano; Emily Spencer. alto: Flor- S a .OCmOClg, saturdays 6 0 float
7.00 p. m.—-Solog by Salvatore Sibel» ence E. Walsh. soprano: Ashley
'llno. boritone. Ropps‘ baritone; Paul Hun-let.
7-28 p. m.-Ba.oeba‘ll Icores. pianist and composer.
“:01! (:80 Mam-s) 3mm (826 Meters)
Genernl Electric Co.. Schcnccudy. “‘estinghOuse Eloc. I Mix. 00..
New York East. Pittsburgh, Pu. ’
11:30 a. m.—Stock market quota- 9:00 o. m.——-Music. .
“°n‘- 11:30 a. m.—Music. Weather fore
11:45 a. m.—Weather report. cast; market reports. ‘
11:55 a. m.-—Tlme signals. 2:15 p. I'm—Scores by innings.
1:00 p. m.——MUslc and nddress. The 5:00 o. m.—-Baseba“ SW?“- .
Woman 0! Today, Mr: Charles E 5:15 p. m.—-—Dinner concert by the __ ‘
Iiyson. Grand Symphony Orchestra “0m .
5:00 p. m.—Produce and stock mar- the Million 130”” Grand Theatre.
ket Quotations: news bulletins: PltiSburSh- Pa. . I 0
baseball. 6:00 p. m.—Ba.seball scores. Dinner
7:”) D. m.—Baacbnli scores. . ' concert continued. ul I '1 u I e u S I a el leS
7:45 p. m.—-Musical program by Ruth 5130 9- m-—Add"°"' , ,
Don. pianist; Alice Cloughwllgey, 6:45 p m.—\'iait to the Little Folks
violinist and Everett '1'. Grout, ted by lhe Dreamtlme Lady 0
or. 7:00 p. m.—Ba.sebail scores. Addresa
“EA!" (402 Meters) 7:20 p. m.—Concert by E- 001“"?- D ’ mlnen
yew York reader; Harvey Anslmetz. bum;
11:00 a. m.——Accounting no a pro. Esther Burnett. piano: Harvo Lnu— . .
fossion tor \Vomcn. by Caroline D. derbuazh. bass: Mr Nurser. accom-
Ouse urms In S
11;:0 a. m.~—Starting the Day Right this p. m.—-—Bosebali scores. .
via. the Breakfast. Miss G. Iii-cische. 9:55 P. rim—Arlington lime signals. .
11:50 a. m.—Mnrkot reports. “1“ (300 Meters)
4:00 p. m.-—-Solos by Florence J. Ridge-wood, L. 1.
Paul dramanc soprano. 9:15 to 10:30 a. m.~—Hlnts to tho
4:15 p. m.—-Recital by Edith M housewives; Beauty talks; Fashion-
Schroedor. pianist and composer in grim“ Recipe.
a group of her own compositions. 10:30 a. m.——L. S. official weather
4:30 p. m.—-Solos by Florence .1. ““90"- «
Pnul. 10:40 :1. m.—-—Long Island Farmers
4‘5 l". m.—Baritone solo: by “'illizuu l Scrvlce
0- G. Jonea- l 12:00 to 1:00 p. m.—-l)ance Hour mus-
5:00 p. Iii—Recital by Edith M. ical program. .
Schroeder. pianist 2:15 to 3:15 p. m.-—Ilr. Frank Crane‘e
5:15 p. m.—Raritone solos by “'llliam Four Minute Broadcasts. Musical
0. G. Jones. program.
7:30 p. m.——Thln;:s “'ortil \Vhilc. 3:45 to 5:30 p. m.—Musical program.
Moxie N. Falrcliild. supervisor of Later afternoon news flashes: Sur-
Home Study Courses in English at \'~\_\' 01' trade news—Agrlograms.
Columbia university, link! to 1“;in p. m.——\'iolln solo. by 1
7:45 p. m.—Concert by tho York Julius Pokora. Mme. IA Craft will
Trio. Nat Colon. 'collo: lit-rt Brcn‘i rf‘llill‘l‘ piano solos. ‘
nor. violinist; George 1". Mahonoy, ; 102110 10 12:00 p. m.~—Dance :oloctions . .
pianist. . . ’ I~_v the Uriginal Miami Five- For Housekeepers Aluminum Ware j‘
8:05 p. m.--.\i_v Experiences in Nut l -—--————---- A“ ie fl! . ._ A
lah East Africa. Llewclyn Powys. " fine grain of radium emits 136.000.- u ' ' n - p Ce: 0 ea 6 Sheet metal]. ‘
H; p_ I’m—Concert hy the you. lm‘m atoms a second. Fix-elm Cooke", the Domestic Selencc in two fig“! In"! .5:
styles. Saucepnns, 1 qt Size, In the Sale, 25 cti.
Single well, regularly $24.00 “/3 qt- 5128. in the Sale, 39 ch-
Sale Price $21.60 2 qt. Size, In the Sale, 50 cu.
Double well, regularly $35.00 Aluminum Pitchers in 3 qt;
Sale Price $29.50 . size, In the Sale, $1.00
I - n -
{The ”gag-guilt. in double well style, . regularly Luge Oblong Trays, in the Sale, $1.19
P T E 5 -_ . 5‘1“ PH“ 529-50 Omelet Pm, In the Sale, 31.19
A TI S Yellow Bowl Set: of fine quality yellow ware. five ‘ - K
- t tl'i t Presemng ettlec, 10 qt.
c,l.f»ft:c:omairman:longxistheimialcompacts O e se ' In the me $125 size h the Sale $1 19
d M! - . . _ . . ' ’ ‘ ’ '
but? d povi er a ' rouge in a large highly Pantry or Counter Sets Of heavy till White enameled. Sinlr s -
e gold box With minor ma pufT._ All tuners, , in the Sale, 49 cu.
mhflhadfl Four cans labeled tea, cofl‘ee, Sugar and flour. ’ 3m
.. . , eat.
I 1' I.“ ‘D'ff ' - IntheSaleSlDO
if! ‘3 S ’ e'e.‘. o - e
- 7 Willow Clothes Beckett, round Willow re-inforccd , ,
v I v A U D o u top and bottom. Medium Size. Regularly Fabric for At Leather Sectior
“'50 h a" 5“" 95 ch‘ Draperies and Buying Card. with
Flour Cons, heavy tin white enameled, will hold one . gilt edges. Packed in '
Arsenic or lead. Bonk-air Mixture. Bordeaux lit-ad. “Black but 40" . . . . . '
“howl." “Slug Shol." an"; Death." Paris Green, Helleboro Water Pub, galvanized 12 qt. Size. Regularly Poplm brown blue For 89 ct:-
PERTH new THAT INSUnE Goon cnors ~ ’ ' ’
Generni Fertilizers. Sheep Monurc. Mir-ta Soda, Bone Men! 33 Ct: In the Sale 29 m‘ mid mUIberry' yard Silk Pouch BIS! With
man. \vnl'n AND YELLOW ONION sms Basement Wide. Was 98 CtS.

Tom‘o. Pepper. Cabbage. Cauliflower and Egg Plant!

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A GOING AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS ESTAB-
LISHED OVER 50 YEARS AGO HAS PLANS FOR
EXPANSION WHICH NECESSITATE ADDITION AL'

CAPITAL

THIS Is AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
INVESTOR TO BECOME INTERESTED IN A LOCAL‘
CORPORATION WHOSE STOCK HAS NEVER BEEN
OFFERED FOR SALE BEFORE. ~.

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Millinery

Dress Hob, three dozen in all
9 Hats that were $20.00 Now $15.00
9 Hats that were $17.50 Now $12.50
13 Hats that were $15.00 Now $10.00
5 Hats that were $10.00 Now $ 5.00

Hot and Scarf Sets Of silk Jersey.

Regular prices $7.50 and $9.00 Now $5.00
Knox Sailors, half dozen of them.

Regular price $10.95 Now $5.00
Suedette Toms, orchid color. ~

Regular price $1.00 -’ Now 59 eta.

, - Second floor.

 

' White Goods in the Sale

Berkley Cumbric of a udlity suitable for women’s
and children’s u erwear. Width 36 inches.

Was 30 cts. Now 25 en. a yd

White Nninuook, one thousand yards, in a soft fine
quality that women like for undergarments.
One yard wide.

Was 39 cts. Now 29th. a yd.

Embroidered Drop-stitch Voiles, all white, in neat

gottems liked for summer dresses and over-
louses. One yard wide.

W as 69 cts. Now 59 eta. n yd.
Third 0001'.

Domestics

Sheets, hemmed, splendid quality for summer use
at camps or beaches. Size 81 x 90 inches.
Were $1.59 New $1.29
Pillow Cones. good ”weight muslin free from dress-
’ ing. Hemmcd, insize 36 x 45 inches.

Were 33 cts. Now 25 cu.
Third floor.

 

V, . Curtains

inside change com-

F‘" 60 c“- '1 Vi partments. in black
Tnifetn, pink and 0’11.“ For $1.79 ,-
brown, yard wide. min fio0h bout- . 0

Was 75 cts.
For 50 etc. a yd.
Plain Brown Denim,
yard wide. Was.60

Neckwear .
Circular Luce Canning, 3
white and cream ; $.21

cts color, i
For 30 Ch. ‘ “L ”A scconfi st 1: 89 m
Scrim end Marquiactte y .’ 45 of:
yard wide. Were 50 Speud’
to 90 cts. Eylelet Tabs for col-
For 35 etc a yd. ars, _ i
Impo, rted Cretonnes, 59“”: 45 ““1
50 inch. Was $6.00 Organdxe Phhnu,‘ .
For $2.50 a yd. Speml,‘ 50 ch.

Third floor. nun floor.

 

Black and Colored Silks

Taffeta with chiffon finish, navy and

black, 35 inches wide. All P . ‘l
Lingerie Tubing, yard-wide, ivory, flesh

and orchid.
Nolan! Pongee, 33 inches wide. ‘1 ’ 4 9

Wash Silks, fancy stripes, yard wide. a 1rd
Colored Pongee including black and Y ,-
white.

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Children's Shoes Rogers Silver

LOW C1“ Dress 01' A plain pattern, a few
Play Shoes in the sale sets of each. T o be
at low prices. closed out.

Oxfords of tan calf or mfg-fie set of
smoked elk. - $2.00

in ‘
_ , Donut Knives, set of
patent colt with welt six. woie $3.90

50’“- ' New $1.95~

'size58101196,$2.95 Denali-hill. set of

11% to 2, $3.95 six, were $3.90
25/, to 6,$4.95 M3135-
. mm . maul v3