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Lumber' is low.

' » are right.
code a home.

‘ an asset.

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YOUR OWN HUME

, A house bill that cost $1, 366 m 1920 costs
$830 today—~a decline of 39 per cent.
Lumber prices are always right—when a person
There is never a time, regardless of season
, r market price when a needed building" is not a better invest-
sment than most other things for which people spend their
money. A good home, built of dependable lumber, is always

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'I KCRSDAY Oct. 171—-

WEAF New York, (492 Meters)
iizoo A. M.-‘—”Butierlne-—and its

uses," by William Johns.

11:15 A. M.—-—Marguerite Baihle,
Pianist.

11:20 A. M.——“Health Value of
Gelatine in the Diet.

11:50 A. ISL—American Agricul-

turlst Market Report.

:00 P. M.—-—Hclcn M. Du Val. Con-
trulto. and William Schmidt, Pian-
ist.

5:00 P. M.—Cliildrcn's Week Ob-
servance under the auspices of the
New Yo‘k Federation of Churches,
New York City.

7:00 P. M. Third of a series of
Thursday evening Inierdenomina~
lional Services under the auspices
of the New York Federation of
Churches.

7:30 P. M.-—Daily Sport Tali by
Thorton Fischer.

7:40 P. M.—-—Augusta J. Hyckok.
Lyric Soprano, accompanied by
Meta. de Vries.

7:50 P. M.—-——Popular program by
Abner Silver. Composer and Pianist;
Buddy Truly. Tenor; Dettbarn and
Howard. Hawaiian guitar duels, and
Horace Rowe, Tenor. with the ori-
ginal Company or "Blossom Time. "
8: 50 P. M. ~Augusta. J. Hickok,
Lyric Soprano.

9:00-10:00 P. M.~—Progrnm by
Glmbel Brothers New York Store.
WJZ, New York (455 Meters)
3:00 P. M.-—-—Pavlowa's Orchestra
by direct wire from the Manhattan
Opera House.

5: 55 P. M.—-—Farm and Home re-
ports; closing quotations or the New
York Stock Exchange.

6: 00 P. M—“Jack‘ ‘Rabblt Stor-
163" by David Cory.

37:30 P. U.——-The World’s Work;
7:45>P. M.—Honornble Edward
Buckleyhot the Department oi: Pur-
chase of the City or New York.
8:00: P. M.—“The “’nddlngton
L"(Siphon-3’ a radio seriol detective
story by William Johnston. R.
8:15 P. M *XVanamaker Organ
~recltal direct from the V'anamaker
Auditorium. .

9: 00 P. M. w—Anna. Pinto, celebrat-
ed Italian harpist. ,
9:10 P. W . —-—“1ncome Taxes" by

Frank Shevit.

9:20 P. Mc—Anna Pinto, celebrat-
ed Italian harplst.

9:30 P. M.-—Meeting at the De-
VVitt Clinton High School to explain
the opportunities for tree musical
instruction offered by the city.

9:55 P. M.—Time signals and
weather forecast retransmitted from
the government station NAA at A:-
llngton.

10:00 P. M.—-Resumption of the
meeting at Defi'ltt Clinton High
School.

10:45 P. EAL—Popular songs by
Charlie Tobias. ' _

“'GY Schenectady, N. Y.
(380 Meters.)
11:55 A. M.——Time signals.

12:01 P. M.—Stock market re-
ports.

12:10 P. M.——Produce market re-
ports.

12:20 P. M.———Weatlier report.

2:00 P. M.-—-—Muslc and address.

6:00 P. M.———Produce and stock
market quotations; news bulletins.

6:15 P. M.—-VVeckiy report. on
conditions or roads in New York
State.

7:35 P. M.-—-—0pen air talk,
Landon.

7:45 P. M.——Reciial of young ar-
tists. Prologue: Introduction Of
artists.

“‘RC “'nshington (469 Meters)

10:00 A. M.—-—F‘orcign Exchange
Quotations; prepared by The “Fash—
ington Loan and Trust Co.

3:00 1’. M.-——Fnshion Develop-
ments of the Minute prepared by
\Vomcn's :‘W'ear.

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3:10 P. Ill.—-—Current Even by the
editor of Our World.
3:30 P. M.~Plano ecital by

lomlie Miller.

3: 30 P. M.-—-Bradstre t‘s Report
on business Conditions. ‘\ ..

3: 40 P
[how Baird.

3:50 P. BL—Travel Talk prepared
by the National Geographic Society.

4:00 .P. M.-—~Violir’ltecital by
Louise Eldridge.’ .

6:00 P. hi.~Chil«ircn's Hour by
Marietta Stockard Albion.
“‘83 Sprhgnold.h{uss. (337 Meters)

11:55 A. M.—Arlington Time Sig-

 

nals; VVcaiher Reports; lesion and

M. —Song Recital by Mat»

Springfield Market Reports“. ~
’:00 P. M. -—-Lctter from the New
England Homestead.

7: 30 RM , .——Twilight Tales for the
Kiddies. "Dialogue." sixth lecture of
a course in Short-Story Writing by
Dr. J. Berg Esenweln. "Proper 11-
lumination to Prevent Eye Strain,”
by Frank E. Dow, M. D., Northamp-
ton. Mass.

8:00 P. M.-—~Concert by Mrs.
Madeline Prevost W'urtz. lyric eo-
p rano; Miss Katherine Gravelin. ac-
companist.

\\ GI, Modford Hillside, Mass.

(350 Meters)

12:00 Noon—Music Program.

5:00 P. M.—-”Twilight Tales" read
by Miss Eunice L. Randall. ‘ 1

5:30 P. M.——New England Weath-
er Forecast.

6: 00 P. M.—Late News Flashes.
Early Sports News.

6: 45 P M. —Code Practice. Len-
son Number 139.
7:00 1’. M.~—Evening Program: 1.

"Bits of \x‘isdom" by George Brin-
ton Ben]. 2. Radio Drama. by the
AMROD PLAYERS. -

“‘03. Newark (405 Meters)

2:30 P. LL-Edlth Keller. con
truiio and Louise S. Kellen-soprano.

3:00 P .M.-—-Charles . Kendelber-
gcr. tenor.

3:15 P. M.—Edith Keller. con-
tralto. and Louise S. Keller, soprano.

3M5 P. ISL—Request program by
Charles Kcndelberger. tenor.

6:15 P. M.—-Lluniel Henderson
will read excerpts from his

work. "Pirate Princes and Yankee
Jacks." "

6:30 P. M.——- "Music -Whlle You
Dine"

by Al Ritter's Genesco Or-

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ARE YOU BURIED UNDER
A'MOUNTAINOF CORRESPONDENCE?

Many business men complain that they find the day too short.

By the time they llaVe read the load of correspondence the
postman brings and have dictated. the replies. there is not 1

, much time left for anything else—net even for the important
work of planning.

This is net at all neceaary._ These many letters often start chains
of correspondence that stretch out indefinitely, when they might
finish up a matter at once .by using TOLL LINE. Not only
does it reduce the letter writing but it completes the matter and
eliminates further correspondence.

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