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gal-pick to tho farm..- .. ~rhat (act DC- than ever before. wu. MW gosh—4mm.“ 9.00 gmxi’Atwucr-Rent Artists. mm . . . $10" to experiment “1th transmission their transmitters and utll'T IV: 1 n.’ l .
w" e lwident lriilly .-n rowipt of utononiisls agree that a. large 3338 ;- §:_:C‘Re"%:'w;°rfim Alr Collage. 10500 1-,: M.——Goldkette's Orchefln. 311'. not SPRINGS-470.8 on u“. “a“, hand ‘-.(.!“.ch 0,19,},3" mental work.
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:3", has lllflllllv‘el'VJ 115' if :imollg land; now are rising there 13 an at" 6.00 P. M.—'-§toneo: Dance Program. 10:00 3‘ $1:—Concert train WHY. ' ed to other upeflmentc riot}: . 2; day night to lnroadt-nst a .\'Cvin PIT“
tam”. 531...}: of tarm [anti have bencu 01. inflation which'augurs \"tll WABG. BchIMOSD Blur—015.0 c310. crawl—435 (Mountain Standard Time) vonppl‘f'mted on the lots “8‘05. . ,Htgram. “1"“er auspices of th-. .\l';-
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at. Chfll‘it‘t‘ m immmc trait. llil‘lb or which was sweeping millions of 113330 p: iK:—Populnr grsm. t‘l’cr‘. MONTREAL—418 - Gin Club; me qmneuc; 5mm“ l I ndcr‘prtsen Hill :0 band Nun” Stations Which “1” 1mm..-
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Kitty-t in its t“'n't"l‘l".‘-: 121 the lll:>i:‘- is significant however that thirty {:00 P. M.—Unclc Win'n “0'1“: 4:00 P. x.-—“Shut ln' ~ _ Mil (Pwfic C0." ‘- 3“ h” o ‘ ‘ . b \\ “.1. Detroit, and \\ m . laum, » _\
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‘ndt roprrgnnfifid iityczluu (-i‘ new all communities do no because the}- :00 P: sii—Sunny Jim stories. Enhemr‘o Qumet; Lyric Illa 6545 P: N:__qu news and utoclu. lp ‘ <1 1‘l(‘\\'l\(‘ him become ”I“ > ' ' _ .
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atlon :15 ill-‘\ till} ill 13‘3“ 1TH“ l“ _ 3:60 P. A‘l—Concert Orcheetrs. 5'30 P. M.—(‘hildrm‘l stories. 7:00 P' M.—\'ew- inn". "00k. etc... ‘ ‘ ‘ . _ . , ‘ . n. b Mm- S l‘ 8 « . -- - -
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ma" 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ” ‘. . - ‘ mutcly s" 500 000 to tinlsli its build- 75in P' iii—rm Sunshine Girl. 9:00 P- "4"" 6'” 0"" III we assume—404.: In“ and ”N "Hm 10“ m1 8 a"? ‘3 “Mum, . ' w i .n. 2535
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~ ' ' in ma‘cd larm ”“‘ 3"“ “"3“": $°"1“'m" “3 con" 9-15 P \i—kulzo's Orchestra. wu. (11104004403 9:30 P. M.——.\lu!lt‘al i-mcr-m. ‘ ‘ : . ‘ . Iwm-k ot' a t‘lzis: .\. l-ro.i 1......“ v .- ‘
abl} l:' “'1 it v . _ .- . - n . ‘ _ ; ~ . - ‘ . 0 P ‘___w...b.-; mullet... .30 p. 3,...mckman'. Orchestra ..n.! tn-tir-ral Llet-lrit' companies on. 1 ' . . . x E ced .
, , , . mud \Vlth $445,807.-0 {oi the cor 7.15 P. M.—-—Market Reports. on . i to. . i h~ , . ‘ g . 0. .,. _ up
loans. . .It'it ldu hOWO‘t‘r 15 . , . v . 7:30 P. M. Kindergarten Circle. 6:30.15. ”3'4"“: ““410 le‘lum- In. Log ANGELEHGT “mt- l- iigtlis ('l :i livindrml metres'l on tor t l; ran.ll'll.3lol. . to “. . x .
taken “2'2. .1 3,1,”: ”I”, lied. Bank-l zest-endin-a DQILlOd.laHl Mar. {15 P, M. {igknzophymrtfdureh not 3:00 l; n—gfiir‘z giguprrgrsm. 0:“. P M___R,dmmn,,‘ mm“. “M lv~-~ tional programs and ”m” 1.). 1‘, Wages: .. h
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”5 a” ”H" ‘1‘: C "0‘4”!“ 0’11“?“ \vopcrc’rgn “a... march 11 3 choir _Enleml)l0 Sock-LY. n'w. talcum—535.4 3.38 p, u..._trine'r‘aiti stung; priizram.nn Thi- :nlii1ilt‘llr> nir-t'lNOll to experl- :gallonfil’ro"f"‘5““l"l 'i" ‘5: “L- ' ' m-l.“..l\. .. I» W.
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money 41' .l l t: . . .i.. i» n. .imoiint; , _ bl: f l. . 9:00 P. M.—Atwster-hmt Artiste. 3:00 P. —.\tuucsl pron-In. . 3.00 p M_.—(‘imcm pron-nut, ‘t-{ht-iuls at tho Lrtay lcngue. “heni Mr. Cll)n~t[ (“H.‘l l.f\\>lvél:.. ——l
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side {guilt-=1 '. ant" 0 it . ‘1 L D. r“ . ‘ 7:00 p. M—Sfiu‘ld Orchestra LOO A. M.——lnsomnlu Club. " - ‘ , “.0 \v “TAA “'Mt‘ .Ql that the ul‘nlv't'lll'fi in general have wreck has l‘mcn awarded S .'~.' ‘~ . .. ‘l‘ 1 .
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than it in» ‘\ l. "l >u'llt‘ }'t7ll‘5 ltut ~ ‘ ' ‘ 0:01) P M—M‘ru Cum-titer Melt-ll. ' __; .. heatre o NOTE—Station nmnstcments rcurvs :inil Miiivrrentiozi “itli their fellow move to thr- Sllll'll'li“ {0:- )'.il‘.\. ~.._ il
. 11‘1”“: 0 '10 l“ \l—“i-aznrr and Friends. 6 00 l" M 'M “0 T P‘Ifl- . lb" Won ‘ 4 \l‘l‘ . .
the “"1“": "I t" ‘ “J"? ”r ”1" pur- ‘ ' __ :00 P. lit—LovezStsller Orcbectrs. . 6.30 P. l—Storlcs lot “I. flllfl ‘0 NW "mum " “Iv'l‘llli'l‘h‘ and are concrcned chiefly mean lhmc'.‘ .\ “ l " ”V" ”lint
chase t:' ..l’i'lt.‘lll still i4 less ‘ . .. -. . «- ‘
than 1}]4: oi 'l_i . 11v tilvt‘llt‘r tlorlplle LommOdlty Notes .
. fine inipro‘. j .,::.1 popularity of _____ gar (T‘llllullll'. llli‘ growers dC- ‘ - _‘ .f -
radio ‘Ofi'lv‘tr‘ . 'l'rillxsluied into AL'TODIOBILILS mantlctl an )nt'rtiis-g of 50 cents a ‘ . -‘~ .
ind‘““-Jx ““*"""" r1' "hf“ “10m” DETROIT. March ll.—Tliv.r llud- ton for heels (lt-lnvrctl iind l‘i'Jt‘t‘lCd .
that the m 111‘.) _«\ 1.“1>lilll}:tl {twig son ‘Motor Car t'uillpany shipped the company's proposal that the ln~ ls wee 0.52 ‘
earner “*""'~‘ “d“ " "'0‘ ’ or " approximately 17.000 cars ln l~‘eb- . . . . . . i I b 0 0
cents an LL“. or I”: in the larger ruzlr)‘ compared with 17.600 in ”(JSL N“ grantul ““1, in “I“ .u l 6/
.centers “-5; re hr- :md his tamlly can Janna”. and 12.00., in December. SH“ . production “3.317..“ ‘\,_,1Ni‘tltul' .
3° to th" “‘0‘”; 17“”? ”of ("191“ The company is now on a production bags. - E , 0
“men: lZl lhi- hulkr r‘livl be \Rlil‘l- schedule 0: S“0 cars {1. day. all in- . . . 3 i 0 Intro uce t 6
—.ln reach 0! Ct-nty Llanvl and II:- crease of 100 0"(‘1‘ the l‘t'lfl‘uill'." LUMBER .
to v or]: on the farm
iern for his labol
in; where the oppor-
—.~lmltators than
where the not
- 'niay l~o high;
mnizv for i ..:t' ‘h'it lLl‘ill'n en-.
I<‘}ii.l-i:' 1’ i .-‘
.\'u .rnl v‘ :mz-r regrets that
l'dll'lt'n'f). t wintry raise: a
I'irpl‘h iroducts in most
8. line», i ll .r'vt“: yrot.p~.l‘il}
» .‘ '.(-“t .\ ti‘ p m. tit on export tlt-
(’ldll'j ‘-.l A i I .‘.?.~ "i'. ll]? 10“”-
§\'Ul'l~I-.l‘> in; .L‘- -;. and the lowt r
M Mobilize prit'r‘s
l‘illlll'llllg t ll‘nlf-nl
production
- . Ind itiuvl:
:nv ‘:\
m -~
J's lulu: i" :i-i.l lai'm Opt'l'll-
: lllonr.
Then: 1*”: prt’.~~.i.t no lack of
term lat-0r. Eton in l-th‘St sen-
Ion last your, T'i'.‘ mmrlut-n‘. of itin-
Lepate Inimi- tinder till‘tt'YlOll of tilt
' Illepai'imrrir labor v. is .itln-qllttit‘
. to prthdlY ln>w .~ limp \lk‘l.i_\l"l l-‘lill-
"lug art-1 tl.:>
i"
:l.in: cf crops. For
'. ‘e‘very Inlmrt :‘ "»lllitll'.i‘-‘-ll from the
work ot‘ H.‘ lel‘l‘. machinery has
Hut.
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.\‘E\\' ORLEANS. March 11.—Au-
tomobiles in use. in Louisiana in-
creased by HEL'HIH in llli luv: yv-iir
and now total 17<,eut‘l.
C 3
GASOLINE
ATLANTA, March ll." .\ national
tent case is to he made of Georgia's
injunction ritbtrainlng a halt” dozen
gasoline companies from increasing
prices. Attornty Gi‘licl‘ill Napier
has consented to a postponement of
thr- order until March 17 to permit
tlir- companies to stair! the case on
its way to the L'nltv‘tl Status Su-
prl'll‘lc Court.
3 O O
SUGAR
DENVER. March ll.—-Coloraiio‘s
l-w-t sugar output is threatened by
a strike of growers iilTlllated with
the Mmmtuin States lit-oi. Growms
association against the “Western Sn-
r
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Everyday Radio
BY KIMDALL HQUTON STARK
The actual proceeding to be fol-
lowed in tuning a Neutrodyne re-
ceiver after the antenna ground. and
. tall battery connections have been
. fzproperly made, is as follows:
- Insert five “hard" amplifier
tubes (type UV-ZOl-A's or C401-
A's). or. in cases where dry-cell
tubes are used. type UV-l99 or C-
299, in the five-tube sockets. Turn
the two rheostats halfway up to the
fight and then turn the amplifier
gestural switch from the “06" posi-
fin to the “medium" position.
Let us assume it is desired to
‘ station \VEAF, New York,
Y, which transmits on a wave
of. 492 meters. On examin-
the dial unbrated in station call
_u shown in the drawing
at is teen that this station cor-
.. to a dial setting of 67 de-
Accordmsty. set dial: 2 and
. your Neutrodyne receiver at
issuing and rotate dial I v
. \ horn zero to 100. Si
be heard with dial 1 at s setting
-~ Vite-dialsZandSOr at;
”on lower. Under this con.
but: dials 2 and 3 indepen-
Il)c!l"'
;.-oolA~
THE GENTLE ART OF TUNlNG
inurn signal is obtained.
particular Neutrodyne receiver. dial:
2 and 3 may read identical, but in no
case should they difier b more than
1 or 2. degrees. The
hand dial may read identical with or
lower than dial 2. A record should
now be made of the settings of this
station on
In any
rat or left-
the log charts as follows:
WEAF: 4?2 meters 63 66 67-
After_adiusting the dial. for maxi.
mum signal strength, each of the
two rhcostats may be turned back-
ward and forwards until the maxi.
mum signal With dart? is heard. In
general it may be sai that s lower
filament current is required for local
or strong stations and s hi fila-
ment current and very can It!-
Jusunent for the more distant ones.
In all doses when tuning s Neutro-
dyne receiver. it is best to keep dish
2 and 3 always within one or two
degrees of each other and tll
3e gazed ulowly. st 3 rate 0 about
or egrees s second. ital.
a week nignal is passe Very 0
mg the dish is
the receiver is “tn
broadcasting
l VANCOUVER. U. (3., March ll.-——
;A titty Dtl‘ cent. reduction in log-
;glm: for tho next two months is u.~.\-
peeled in result train the ilo~clsion
lot iiilll rt-pi'vst‘ntzitiu-s lilt‘L‘llng llQl'I'
'laist \vci-k to adopt a cooperative
marketing: plan. Ovcrproducilon in
recent month. inlll lilt'll tivt-larc. has
rcsultnd in (lllllllill’lL’ Salvh at less
than tu>l of l'rrodiictinn,
-. I
.
i
l
I
I
('lll-i.‘ll(‘.\LS
'A'l'LAXTA. March ll.-'l'lio slitt-
lof Georgia lli'lh t‘thllll‘HClt‘tl tor
lCllnllKl] calcium :irsciiiito 10 supply
lover)" cotton plziiitcr \‘tiih his rt--
tlllll‘t‘l‘llt'nlh :it .\ (‘I-nth' it pound. This
is the cheapest pried madc on cul-
cilini Ill‘h-‘llillv since HS mic. against
,the boil \\'l't'\'ll was begun. I'vdiller
learn will «listt-iltlito- the chemical ill
Ion-1y railway station.
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‘ THREAD
\\'Il.l.l.\i.\.\"l‘l°i‘. Conn. March 11.
-—’1‘\\'t~ni)'-li\~: hundred Opl,l‘illl\l‘5 of
the “’llllnianlic mills of ll‘lL‘ Aim-ri-
’cun 'l‘lireiid t‘uiiipaiiv wort: ordered
out on strike today in protest
against. ill": recent 1'.‘ per c'cnt. “age
reduction.
0 .
OIL
DENVER. March lie—ax 1.000-
barrel well has been brought in by
the Victor Munoz interests in the
last week. on lllLll' Indian lease of
the Rattlesnake Dome. northwest of
New Mexico. The Continental Oil
company of Denver owns adialt’ in-
. terest in the ltase.
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FLOUR.
MVSAS lel‘Y, March 11.—Sales
of flour are confined to small lots to
meet immediate needs. according to
Kansas City millet-:4. No improve-
ment has been shown for ten clays.
o o 0 '
NON FERROCS MEIALS
ST. LOUIS. March 11.—Produc-
tion on the tri-stato mining field
last week was approximately 16.000
tons of zinc and 2,750 tons of lead.
0 O O
CUITON OIL
NEW ORLEANS. March 11.—
Sale or the Southern Cotton Oil
company to a. syndicate of New Or-
leans bankers. headed by II. S.
Hecht. has been conllrmed by Fed-
eral Judge Runyan. The price paid
was $8,875,000, and the syndicate
plans to spend $4,600,000 expanding
the business.
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(10111136
ST. LOUIS. March ll.—-The Cur-
lee Clothing company reports that
its February shipments this year
were the greatest for that month in
the company's history.
NOTED ARTIST DEAD
NEW YORK. March 11.—-Willard
eroy Metcalt, noted American land~
scape artist. 67 years old, died of
heart disease here Monday. He is
survived by two young daughters.
who are in private schools- in Vir-
ginis.o.nd his former wife. Mrs. M.
A. Goodrich. of this city.
sums MOTHER DIES
MULHEIH-ON—RUHR. Germany
March 11—Mrs. Adeline saunas.
nee Coupienne. mother or the late
Hugo Stlnnes. died yesterday at the
age of 81. '
hard. b
3"! “0le until the max:-
. be
t t ,,
n! othe‘inuuia‘
cannot
{listen
of the cones. are pm -
a».
- ~
—-—————-_._
—Adv¢rtiso in the Sentinel for the
GO UPWARD
'One C e n t 3. Pound
Higher Than Last
Week’s Top Figure—
Native Eggs Decline
tl-‘ui‘nishrtl lty ill“ Bridgeport Mar-t
kcllng Burtnu of the Stiitn Ioard'
of .‘Kl'lt ullurt‘.)
'l‘rutllne lll fruits and vegetables
was living: flow :it pi'icv lcvels must-
[13‘ even “llll last week's Flori". An.
ét-;i.~_v lu weak ninrkt‘! tonc prevailed}
:im' potatoes. cabbage. onloiin and?
'i‘tmis. while spinach. lt-tiui‘e. t‘f‘lt‘l‘)"
and other St-ullivrn product: ruled
.xtvatly to firm. _
The fruit market “as maintaining
.tlic SlllllC‘ tirtii position :is previouslyl
grcpnrti-tl {or oraiict-s and apples.
E\vhllr- urnpri‘ruit was steady. ’l‘liirrc;
\VPI'V i-t-imi‘ts (ill‘l‘t’lll that the appli-
sllllullnll :ippt-arctl Nightly easier.
than a week l‘dl‘llt‘l‘ (”ill some pre-
(llt‘llulls were being made by ll‘i"lll-
hers oi' the trade. that the peak for
apple prices has been reached ' for
this season. - - ,
Eggs were steady for “'csterns at»
prices 1c per dozen higher than pre-l
viously reported. but native: were
weaker again under liberal receipts
and accumulations in the ~hands of
some \‘llcllt'SfllC receivers of thls class
of eggs. Moro ordinary grades were
showing the effects of this weaker
condition more than the better
known marks. Gathered and hen-
nery offerings from upstate sections
weer bclng offered at prices almost
on a level with “'esterns in some in-
stances. and it was reported that
movement was not equal to the rate
of receipts even at these reduced
figures.
Butter was higher again. prices
being’lc per pound above late last
week {or some grades. Bee! was
steady while veal. lamb and pork
cuts were high and firm. Live hogs
were showing still further increased
strength.
Growers’ and Wholesalers’
Selling Prlcee.
Fruits—Apples. rancy. $3.00@
$3.75 hu.: “A" grade. [email protected]
bl)l.: ungraded, 81006-5150 lid:
“'estern, boxed. $3.50?! $4.09 box.
Oranges. Florida. 85.500.186.50 box:
California. $5.50@$6.50 box.
Vegetables — Beets, old.,- ' $1.500
$1.75 bu: _new. $3.50@$2.7; bu.
Cabbage. old. $1.50@$l.75 bbl.; new.
S$.UO@$3.50 bbl. Can-Ola. old. $1.00
@ $1.40 bu.: new. 813503100 bu.
Celery. stalks. ' $1.250 81.50 dos.
Lettuce. SSC@ $1.35 00:. Onions.
[email protected]\:wt. Parsnlps. washed.
$1.506: $2.00 bli. Potatoes. ' native.
sl.10@$1.15 bu.: Maine. [email protected]
bu. Spinach. $1.10@$1.25 bu. Soup
bunches, 50@ 60c doz. Turnlpa. 75c
@ $1.00 bu. '
Poultry and DIll’)‘ Pmduao—Eus.’
pcr doz.. Connecticut 'new laid. fancy.-
to®45c: Connecticut hennery. 350
40c;. nearby - gathered. 330856'
Western. 310360. Dressed fowl; 20
@840 lb. Chicken. 40048c lb. But-
ter. Western. tub. ”@4ch lb.: :prlnt;
07b 50c lb. .
Livestock and Meat—Mitch .cows.
untested. 8506875 head; tested. 8100
euro. head; butcher stock. cows.
2650 lb. Calvesr'mllk-fed. 130150
1b.; ordinary. 70103 lb. Hogs. 9 1-3
@1: 34¢ lb. Meats, be‘et; 11 18c
1b. veal. 13@ 21c 1b.: lamb. 2.7 31°
,_ 1925 Hoosier ighboy
Given—this
‘1
fine set of C."
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You will be delighted with :lxc Plliil‘l;ii1._
and Colonial pattern of llll“ lllgll~ul';1lll‘. \ ‘
dinner set. You must see the not to twill}.
it. It is attractive enough to grave all}
you will be proud to own. If you My 5-
this week you get it without any
And These, Too
l . .
Pay only $1 down
for your Hoosier
This one-week ofier. introducing the new
19:25 Hoosier Highboy, brings you—at no extra
cost—the beautiful set of china and the sets
of glassware and cutlery shown here. You pay
only one dollar down, the rest. in easy weeklv
installments. ‘
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If you ever expect to own a Hoosier, now is
the time_to get it—while this remarkable oifer
is on. ion must hurry. \VeJtave only 3 lim--
Dexter MW Science Set
\ ‘
Crystal Glasswuz‘c Set
ited number of cabinets for this special 'occa- . . .. . , , . - 54
'siou. When this allotment gives out the ofl’er Ylou 8:; ' With. y 01;; H0083.“ 1 h I S _ 3138f: '. . .,: v"
ends. Come in today—make sure of getting ' a so,‘ t 13. genuine . exter 0' ”‘0‘ 9“ 5mm '1‘. ’ I ,. . « ' '
yours! , niesttc Science Set, including a for dry stapltw. ~ . n
carving set of knife and fork, for tea or cow-n m
.We have, also,’a’li1nlt§d number of other
Hoosmr cabinets 0n .whlchithe same liberal
offer applies as long ”they last. ,
. i. \ -. : ' .
Still dish. Each 1 1
ed to lit'f‘l‘i may“ .
feet conduit-:1.
INS 9.9.
two specially designed spatulaS.
a variety of knives—ton piece:
in all.
’\ 70-72; Nonii alk
Main “Street.-
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Norwalk Chronicler