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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 23, 1925 · page 13

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. Et Enter Legs Rib Veal'Ghops ..22c "
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.‘ it'lnter Shoulders Roast ........:1‘tc
L3mb......19clll. RumpVeslto .‘
:mb Chops .381: lb. Roast izoc lb.‘
Enmb ChopsASc lb. Solid Veel. ......2i_c lb.
4,1” VFeel . .10clb.Breast deeal 12’;sz lb.

 

 

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cl Steak 24cm.
rlderSteak.15clb.
.f'ichotRoast............l21-2clb.
.EeRibRoast.............;....25clb.
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-15’ButterPotRoast.........20clb.
"hoppedBeef....L.........14clb.
EsI PortledBeef....,.............7clb.
~ RumpCornedBeef...I....22c'lb. ,I
Brisket(orned_ Beef 16clb. “i
-EcySmallFowl..........30clb
~ '6 ancy Roasting Chickens, l
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Another epochmtahtng PMs-n
the swittly moving history of radio
broadcasting is- sunseen 1n the ar-
rangements now being completed 11:
enable the entire radio audience of
the United States to “listen in” to
the Ina ral ceremonies: u Wash-
install. D. 0.. on March ith.
announcement was made {allowing

appointed by Congress. representa-
tives of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. the Chenpeake
and Potomac Telephone dummy
and the Radio contention of Amer-
on.

The proceedings will be broadcast
through WEAF. the camemal
station of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company in New
York City. coming from Washington
over that company'e long distance
‘lines. and will be transmitted by
other telephone lines to many other
stations throughout the country
which will bx oudIcast the ceremonies
simultaneously. -

l The Radio Corporation of America.
broadcast the ceremonies

ton. D. C.. and by means of aire
lines transmit it to. “'JZ. New York.
and tt‘ZGi Schenectady tor broad-
casting at those points.

In addition to the broadcasting of
this event the Chesapeake aid Polo-
mac Telephone Company will install
public address loud-speaking equip-
ment at the Capitol which will en»
able those witnessing the ceremonies
to hear word for word what is said.

To the radio tan 0: today the {act
that a public address loud speaker
equipment is to be installed means
little.» Four years ago. howexer. it
marked an epoch-making event in
the history of voice transmission.
Newspapers throughout the «ounlry
on the evening or March 4.1920 and
the following day carried the head-
lines '125. 000 People Hear Hard-
tings Voice." “A Telephone Achieve-
mint Ranking “1111 The Openlng oi
the Transcontinental Line" and then
proceeded to tell the story of how

"“llh the aid or the Bell Loud
Speaker. installed at W'ashlngton by
enginrrrs or the Bell System. Presi—
dent Harding addresed the gnatcat
number or people that has e\er lis-

en: a lo oneman a voice at one time

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r Mlle. Gig-Puma. 2; years
.old, h_tk first Human in
Fir-scab win her brevet as an
engineer b aeronautical coo-
stroctloa. Phony-bl: shows
her inspecting a use typero-
tsry motor at the Salon de'
L'Av‘ntiaaat the Grand Palsis
inParis.

People throughout the land were
amazed when they learned thrt on
this inauguration day .the voice of
President Harding was clearly more
and understood by a crowd or :25.-
(mo peoples. crowd that completely
filled the plaza in izrmt oi’ the Capl-
tol’end'overflowed into the park be-
yond.

Today this same equipment sets
as an aid to bring the voice of the
President of the United sum- not
to 123.1‘00 but to several millions.
lt'is this equipment combined with
tthuse of the long distance hie-
phone lines of the Bell System. mat
brings the human voictto many sin-
tlona for broadcasting by those eta-
tions in addition to acting as a loud
_opcaker to bring the voice clear and
distinct to the visible auditors who
numbered 125.000 last inaugural day
but who will vrohably fur outnum-
hvr that number on this coming
March 4.

 

 

 

Big TIL-aye“ get best prices—45ers the law of business. There‘s no mystery about ROVA'S lures! prices
on standard radio goods. As the largest buyer. pi:
and gets bottom prices. And modern chain store sffsde:

you snake a! a ROVA store
That’ s the wonderful power of volume buying.

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enables ROVA to you these big price savings
You- get the benefih-ary it and see fog you-self.

Body E of “(for M: ~-

Imseand Drops 20
Feet-Mohawk

. hit-w ORx. sen. zap-rum-
tour persons wen rm earl»
ously. when a Pas-ale line'trelk!
car of the Pubfle’fierp‘ioeaflmrv
tion meagre {reservations-tr the
Wed Shore WC track-at Pax-
eraon Plank Road andzlseond data-H.
near the Jersey City-Habakm; line
shonly alter 1 o'clock yesterday.
and crashed twenty fleet to the
ground.

Thirty men. women and- chill!“
in ihecsrwersthm WDNIIW
led mass at the (rout of titans.
Which stood almost vet-lira! after the
plunge. it rested on the clashed
front vestibule and was stupor-ted
against the trestle. .

The reverberation of the clash
brought a crowd of thousands.
Police reserves were summoned and
ambulances called from the Hersey
City Hospital. Most of those named
acre taken _t_o St. Marys Hospital.
Hoboken.

Wear-had Sinister-teammate
trestle when the smitten! occurred.
It left the tracks. bumped for a moo
ment over the. ties while screams
went up from those inside and tin-n
the body or the car was torn from
the trucks and plunged train the
elevated track.

To those who iirst arrived it seem—
ed certain that the death toll-”would
be high. Policemen.and.voiuntm
worked frantically to extdatefithe
injured from the pile oi mmand
women in the lower end‘ o! the ear.
Xany were unconscious and more
were unable to extricate themselves.

The two seriously injuredxware
Adeline Biggio. 19 years Ohio! 650
First Avenue. Hoboken. who re-
ceived internal injuries and injuries

at HI Hill Avenue. North Bergen.
who also sud’ered internal injuries.

The others. it was found after all
had been cnricated. were euly
slightly injured“ They were treated
at the Hoboken Hospital for cute.
bruises and abraisions.

“'llliam Maljern or 6?: Gregory
avenue. cumulus. J.. the motor-

.lbfy. “Due vestibule in which he was
standing when the car kit the trestle
was left a mass or wreckage. He
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the best is known.

See it here and
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Every item mentioned is guaranteed to please ydu. We fill! 1,
be ple sad to refund the full purchase price for any item that fails to .
satisfy.

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