Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1925, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C.,- FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Soda Fountains FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925 FT. STEVENS' STORY TOBETOLD TONIGHT Programa of Distant Stations Rcheduled for Eastern Standard Time Y9 ' ' Don’t Forget! e Sale = ¥ L ch ‘ith e r se i busy R 3:00—ty York, Yorul o icumgtal ey, shetches With cach dollar purchase in any of our 18 busy New York: Scores markets: news. talk Tk stores we are giving ek A FREE Coupon #orth 35¢ toward the purchabe of an’ orchestra seat to them Earle Theater New York and Jerome. singers: talk Boston: McPeake's Shore Garden Revel 5 Chicago entertainment WCAP - Program Includes | foree’s shote Al Talk by J. C. Proctor on Bat- | **°iadsin : Mooseh 3:40—Philade! tle of Civil War Days. . ia: Dance program . ML Musie A Police reports Welch’s (National Brand) organ: 4TO 5 PM. res: sports 00—Philadeiphia: Dance music New York: Dance orcheat New York Lessons in French E 5706 PM. Schenectady: News bulletins: base ball scores: Sunday . Another dinner dance concert bBY | §.00—New York: Juvenile prog market high spots WNYC 526 G J —or a free coupon worth 25¢ toward the purchase of The Arlington Beach Park Dance Or- New York: Base bal S 5 WIL 4543 rape uice S e cop P i it unt New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra WEAF 49175 a Balcony a chestra_and 2 play-by-pl et Philadelphia: Weather: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Concert of the Washington-White Sox game ., Orchestra: market reporis RS WIP 5082 These coupons may be redeemed at the hox office at Comiskey Park, Chicago, are the | Chicago: Base ball “score WMAQ 4476 4198 of the Earle Theater from now until July 17 (Saturday chief attractions on ‘aehvmr[;;\" ::'h‘ loRons e i G @ his SeronsdersWEGT 378 and Sunday excepted). Only one coupon may be ap- afiernoon of station c e Ar New Yor) ncle Geebée: Win Tnger and his Serenaders. . 3 2 S s linglon Beach Orchesira, conducted | Chicago: Orean: “inilaby time " farm program: classical mu< <0 c ua' plied toward the purchase of each seat. by Billy Marsden, will play from 5:30 5.15 Newark. Sport talk: bedtime siom WOR 2 10 6:25 o'clock, while the broadcast of 3 .‘\0—.\5‘9-«' \'nr% Eml'l Golden a Hotel McAlpin Orcheatra valx(;.(\‘ 3 the ball game js scheduled to begin Soston: Dinner dance mulic' .+ oribe’ . 3 . ) WA al 2:55 o'clock. Through a special &T- | 5 .40 Philadelohih . Srores. BojlevueSirmons Mot program’ . JWe) 5 Finest Quality Welch's Grape IGHTEEN ST( ES MAIL ORDERS FILLED rangement with the American So AtTantre ity : ‘Scores: organ rocitor 2 wha b Fiic et (S Fonat * Brandll. . this ElIG E 2 )RE i £ clety of Composers, Authors and Pub- 6TO T P.M. L DY e r%;—h e g = —at these low prices ishers. al . t and popular, 6:00—Attantic City: Hotel Morton Trio S WPG vear's stock; fn vor, R, g 3 34:: : m:sl l:'hVhbll(:le;ar\:lnvhmp'upren Chicago: Stock market guotations: market reporfs: din . Rl s, 771!? Befler]b Simply -add 10c to each dollar or fraction thereof © oer concert by Drake Engemble and Blackstons Quinte!. . WGN elicions. to cover cost of postage and insurance erioire Will be plaved by tha Arling- | Newark *Routne ang obin. vangeshte tram T waR Serve You : ton Beach Park Orcheatra NN agork, Radio talk Libroolc”Serenadors 1 WGRS Kk 5 dew houles a6 Merchandise shipped same day order received, o amily " 3 roan's . w ce o . ; i S 3 S MAQ 1 i Write for our 36-page booklet, giving prices on hun Recital by Toroxs! o ! Schenectaay: Albany. Sivand Theaier Orchiegtra: scores. beaith © serve it to vour friends when dreds of drug store needs YCAP has billed a diversified pro- talk: comedy. Ancestors,’ by ver G £ isi s p < 3 - glv‘x“‘ A‘Y’ e m:gl::!” mi“‘\‘:‘n:! R o] Pusiagelpiia’ “Cice’ Wip's bediime storien Toti Jearl “and they drop in for a visit. ’ “_\.1;|r-: l-u'r;l»;. Mail Order Dept., 77 Pea Street N.E., Ao . ir ot ... . .o M ashington, D. C. gan recital by Adolf Torovsky and a | New York: Vocal and ‘insirumentai solos: stories Specially i, 45 ot g speech by .John Clagett Proctor,| New York: Hotel yette Dinner Orchesira Specially priced, 45¢ qua president of the Society of Natives New York: Merrill Hughes' Collegiate Ramblers: base bail resulte: police alarms: hews of New York: Harry Richman and his WHN Orchestra Dotroit: Dinner concert ...... . : . R Chicago News. financial ‘and ‘final market reporta: Dunn's and Bradsireet's review: base ball scores . 2 T Sy and vice president of the Association and his entertainers of Oldest Inhabitants of the Dis- S . trict, on “The Battle of Fort Stevens that Occurred July 11 and 12, 1864." rovi v Cleveland Golden Pheasant Orchestra . WTAM Church of the Epiphany, and wi New York: Vocal and instrumental solos: house of healih , 3 give his radio recital on the church Metropolitan Instramental . Trio . wGCP argan, while Mr. Proctor’s talk will| 8:30—Richmond Bl . & Sport talk:” sors wAHG TR oot I S0 SO RO 1 . ble! come direct from the station's | Ehiladelphia: Police reporte: Hotel Adelphia Orcheatra . . WOy Be Cool and Comfortable! S stndio in the Homer Building. Philadeippia Drewm Dadds” with bova and xirle - L I A pr"y The Robinson Quartel, instru- | P e e T S R Wh A 10 S Ri ; mantal, will npen WCAP'S Program | 6:46—Mooseheart, 11 Horsl Betmons Toic Star-Rite FLI-DETH at 7:30 nelock. Denman Thompson. TTO 8 P.M. = = zports editor of The Star %ill follow | 7.00—guanye Gits. Scoren: Penna. R K. Minatrels tri 2 Vil Eilks. . T at § oclock with a resume of the New York: Vocal and inatrumental program. soios 1 el 5 - Musical pre am ) A A I Roaches Bedbugs Moths The vecital of Mr. Torovaky aliantic” i "Seaniie Hotel Trio e Soa ooy nsects. Bl up 1o the closing attraction, a concert | Chicago: Dinner concert from Congrees Hotel Only FLI-DETH has a pleasant by the Waraman Park Trio under the | léhlrux‘n J\I\:!ul?yD:l':gd;"v;.\lv‘epztuly'llfl? < y . CBuE BT WL ot hat o i : Sew oea i - divection of Moe Baer, which i« ached- | New ¥ Habpiness Candy Bov. trio " thing but insects uled 1o bhegin at 9:15 o'clock. | Cbicago. Dinner concert by Ralpb Williams and ‘his Rainbo Here is the ideal Fan for home or office, with = - ” | ERL R a durable, fully guaranteed motor, four. blades, 50¢ Size 42¢ o program’ solon long cord and pull plug. It is every inch a 75¢ 59 - H ! o bl s F 45 o 2Yc Local Radio Entertainment || Kancas Gty Msich profram. siorion Gatk © Week End Sale! first-quality fan. Handsomely finihed | in | How Tore Baths Nows Dnthercn: ity Sy piss nickel all over. It is & wonderful value at $698. See one in any of onr 3 i 1925. | Pittaburgh - Base b A stores Friday, July 10, 1925 | 7:15—Mooseheart hild Care’ Music g M obs” Symphony Orchestra t from Lewisobn Qtadium WGY Vocal and instrumental program $2.49 Genuine Leather $15 10-Inch Oscillating Type, $10.98 Philadelphia Springfield: Poultry talk Choice CIGARS NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | 45 p.m.— Weather Bureau reports. | Dallss: C-Sharp Six Syncopators 8700 P.M. B P | 8:00—springhaia: Vocal and instrumental program: Bosles Ea i st o enellgv anciceston) shoiee fuua iticisas 60¢c Size rie ases WRC—Radio, Corporation of America | Philsderohie, ra: | vodal’ woics woa 3 ; (468.5 Meters). i New York: Ne: fann WRNY . 7 . ’s 9 v 1 4‘9 e ey SRR | Blcago? Moments"muncl Kalstr's Grchesira T 10c¢ Straight “Popper’s Ace -3 for 20¢ Bromo Now x the Washington-Chicago base ball! ew York: Vocal and instrumental solos WHN An excellent quality, advertised smoke that yvou will ¥ £ A Fame | S T e ) waoe find enjoyable. A sturdily made Brief Case of 5:15 p.m.—Book Reviews by na | New York: Vocal inatrumental program: solos WAHG genuine calisk ideal for let- Reed: “Swallowing the Anchor,” by York: Hardman hour of must WMCA 7 S T i ot e S Al G “Tramond Hotel Bance Orenosira i 10c¢ Straight “Maryland Standards. S5, ndt ducuments, Mo Eatey) ‘ beth. author of “The German Garden Chicago: Jack Chapman's Orchestra vocal aoios wXAQ 4 for 25 Liscordefal wlis & $109 0 p.m.——Dinner dance program by SLpaouin, Hotel 'Statier Concert “Orchestra KD 2C O - the Arlington Beach Park Orchestra Cloverand: B Dar ‘s hin Sedtoms Siohs Grchesira’ WhEeR Havana and Porto Rican tobaccos—with beautiful light o 5 p.m.—Base ball scores. 2:15—New York: - Uniied States Army Night' Drogram Y wrapper. % = 8:26—Bittepureh: Markein: Brocirum Guariet KDEA ol tri()g WCAP—Chesapeake _and Potomac; 535 . Vooal and mmeirimental solos: 1.3 Ronsme Trio WHO : c ~ ita®® 925 , 28 Telephone Co. 468.5 Meters). - | u'u..v‘,’|‘i‘.°:<-on‘|’~'n :D';vt‘r:;:nr :':{"{.' . wiAS 10¢ Straight “‘La Garnita .4 for 25¢ T80 to R p.m.—Selections Dy the| g.4s—Bhiladeiohia: “Ariist recirar Toom Srofia” wLIT A long-filled cigar of Havana and domestic tobaccos. A —priced low Robinson Quartet, Sol Minster, violin- | ®TO 10 P.M real quality smoke. it Dorothy Minster, second VIOHRISU: | §.00—Philadeiphia: Meeting of the Moming Glors Club: Arcadia " % Zauia M ebelr e Yo e seneas e e B G 7 2 for 15¢ “Pandora” 5 for 25¢ iR e Save More on Robinson, pianist O rimme i fon: Ohiapmsa’s (Ofchontze W ¥ = T o haoalte ’ 3 to %:05 p.m.— “Base Ball Results e e e e eBLn. Chipm 'y Ofchentza (WM 4% Long Havana filler with choice light wrapper. Rabcock’ e of the Day,” by Denman Thempson. | Atlantie City Hotel ravmore Bance Grehemra wirS William's 15e: 2 for R . sports editor of The Star. { Richmond Hill. N Radlo auestion 5oz dance orchestra. WAHG Baw “Colonial” (P 3 Colgate's emedies 3:05 to 8:55 p.m.—Organ recital by | New York: Harmonica selections: songy: solow: Clover Gar- |\ - uy a “Colonial” (Perfecto) at 8c Mavis The Sciencific Mithod of Adolf Torovsky, organist of thé Church ens Dance Orchestra . 5 IR L 4 ok REE! s z o o the Epiohany. ok the onireh argan, | T it Orctiguis - Wil andigetione S Garden Court e B ge . Adhinistering Gland Extrocts 3385 to 9:15-—The Battle of Fort Joist, with 20 others SRR WEAF In other words, 2 for 8¢ Sykes Comfort . Stevens, That Occurred on July 11 and aoupul AodieaiGechasirs .- Talcolette ... 60c California Syrup of Figs.. 36c Glandogen 12, 1864, a historical talk on the Na-| No Ty Tiseing persons ... .o o e iees *‘:YB% y J. & J. Baby Tale tional Capital by John Clagett Procter, | New York: Orchestra. songs: police ant: weather Teports 3 X s S o 50c Listerine Antiseptic. . 37 Iy concentrated prevident o the Society of Nativonang | Yok, b, foigh Hiha Ui T 00T G More Special Low Prices! Mennenx ..., L e o S vice president of the Association of | Ransas City- Musical program ... .. .. WDAF e ST Graham’s Borated. . $1.10 Pinkham's Vegetable Tanda ot 3otng . Bamals Oldest Inhabjtants of the District of | faicime: WRCH, Mov Clob magtil 1L i BN 2 for 25¢ *‘Luis Martines” (inv.) ... 3 for 20e Pound i) fia oiher elcadour ihgiedients. 13 Colymbia ! k = 2 AR % ( 790 elps 10 awaken the vital Elands whic 916, to 110:15, pan -~ Gotindet o7 the| O30 A e St :-?.'v'; 2 for 25¢ “Luis Martines” (imp.)......3 for 20c Mercks Zinc Stearate., 19¢ ompound . iy fhe” recioie ' Elanditar, eers Jvardman. Park :Trio, Moe Baer -oon- | I e iion propram T oks: solpe WEAA 10c straight “Luis Martinez” (blunts), S D e pre o © 60c Pape's Diapepsin 36c S T e SRR A ducing. * | R o Mennen's Kora Konia el g gt mensmd vumen (o yant 10:00—Davanport: Weather forecasts for lowa and Illinois woc 5 for 25¢ - 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia..31c from perfect” health. 'which " i onix Early Program Saturday. | New York: Dance program - WEAF 25 & 5 “Luis M . . h Toilet Soaps Dl Dy (b EILI Sl Sie e B 0 s e ek e Jork: Vool toiow:” Gurice” orchéstia WA 5¢ pkg. of 5 “Luis Martines” (chums), DO 75¢ Mellin's Food ..... 57c Dizing the blood with th i Exercises,” by the Metropolitan Life Philadelphia: Charlie Fry and his dance orchestra . WLIT 2 pkgs.. 25¢ Palmolive sur Co., di G Denver: Address: minstrel ahow by KOA Plavers 04 pkgs., b Insurance Co., direct from Metropol. Chicago: Midnight reviie: organiogue w P i S Laco Castile....... tan Tower. Madison avenue, New York | i . T T e 1 44 2 for 15¢ “Amorife” (ven.) Manila Cigars. Hovward’s. Veaioh City. | Aflanfic City. Strand Theater organ recltal _ HAR ; vard’s 3 | Fnicage. ‘Rafon Willlama"in Mt Rainbo Gadens Siviarie 10 for 39¢ Ivory (med.y — P Tfcal and” instramental artis s { 1015 8ot l‘r;.rm ,:;3,3“.»".’;:0", Concer Wy ‘ine Seever Davis 70! ¢ “Amorife” (royals) Manila Cigars, 7 for 25¢ Dermatone . (0 ngtrimn 5 3 S e | +. TIl.: Concert: Straight's Orchestra: organ reciial WJJD - . . § 4 Cuticura A\ NEW TUBES DISPENSE ' 1o:soypoiifi™it! S suvincs orenes L2 5¢ “Knowledge” (royals) Manila Cigars, Citicus oF i X 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 7 2— s WITH A BATTERY USE | 11:00—cnicgen: voral ang imsirumenial nroeram: Hamona e | 5 for 25¢ P.&s Fr e L L L i i WHT 400 5S¢ “Knowledge™ (triangles) Manila Cigars, ;fl-‘mflfllfi s SR 12 MIDNIGHAT TO 1 AM. 1 ear’s (scen o Alicad Market Work | 12:00—Chicago Musical program: organ 2 2 wHT 4 504 | o 8 for 2«25 Pear's (unscented) Aok am 521 o A . x o Aiready on Murknt Werk on Remphis. Midptens Trohe WMC - 3l “La Conchita” (londres). ... .. . 10 for 25¢ Woodbury's 19¢; 3 for 53 Light Current—Others Ex | 12:45—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: Piantation Plavers WDAF 6 9471 Handmade. Long-filled Manila Cigar - 1 = B it 170z AM. 2, - iga egetals H 0—Chic: e er hour. wi Ral Miams an - 1 pected Soon. | A:00—Chigage: The Sjoxe 1R BAlRh, Y iamenang pen: i i o seii| Fresh New Stock Pinaud's (Lilac). . | New ivpes of vacuum signed 10 operate on house electric current niting the bulky fubes. de- the ordinary thereby elimi- A" battery, appear to he the only outstanding Summer coniributions from the inventor io radio. Whether the new. rubes will Ao what is claimed for them by their manufacturers. of course, remains to he seer In the past few weeks two of the new 1vpes of tubes have received con- aiderable asention from the radio fane who prefer to build their own seis and to work out their own meth- ods in design. And from patent at- torneys it is learned that several other’ forms of these “A”. battery éliminating tubes can be expected by Autumn Up to the present there have been no indications from the radio set manufacturers that the Fall models will be designed to nperate with any of the new forms of tubes. For this Teason the market for the new models bas been limited almost entirely to experimenters Elimination of baiteries. both the “A” and “B" tvpes. in radlo receivers has been one of the most troublesome problems of the set builder since the heginning of the present era of radio Broadcasting. Although many “B” hattery eliminators have been de- signed. the tube that actnally will cut out the 60-cycle hum of the al- ternating current mains remains to be acclaimed. 2 ot i3 lLouisiana had the biggest percent- age of increase in registration last Vear, 30.3 per cent. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Organ recital by Adolf Torovsky, from Church of the Epiphany, 8:05 to 8:55 o'clock. Concert from lewisohn Sta- dium. WJZ, New York..and WGY, Schenectady, 7:15 to 0:30 o'clock. Max Jacobs' Symphony. Or- chestra, from the mall, Central Park, WNYC, New York, 7:15 te 9:15 o'clock. Hardman Hour of Music, WMCA, New York, 8 to 9 o'clock. Meeting of the Morning Glory Club, WLIT, Philadel- phia, 9 o'clock. Concert by the Wardman Park Trio, WCAP, Washing- ten, 9:15 to 10:15 o'clock. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY v BY JOSEPH Noted Authet Al Rights Rarerved. |How to Become a Radio Writer. Part 111 | A good talk or article must have a | subject. You must have a definite | subject in mind before you begin writ- | ing. After you have decided on the subject you must choose the facts about that subject which you want to emphasize and bring out. Then you must develop ideas and sidelights whioch will bring out the ideas or points you want to get across, and, finally, you fust use simple and ea: ily understood language to drive each | angle of the subject home. Radio as a whole has an innumer- | able number of subjects that can be developed into ideas for stories and {articles. There are circuits: there are | subjects of electrical theory. there are | constructional hints and ideas: there are general interest itams which have to do with the broadcast program and there are thousands of oth minor subjects which come up and | subjects. | New Ideas Small. | The number of really “‘new” things in radio or any other art are com- | paratively small. You may just as well start out with the idea th: “there is nothing new under the sun. Your own treatment of a subject, whereby you use your own method of explaining a subject, is the only originality possible in the treatment of practically any subject. This being | the case. the only thing left of you is to get all the facts in the case, see what others have said and written on 4 given subject. and then use those facts in vour own wayv to explain any difficulties that might arise in the mind of vour reader or listener. Now. remember that vou who are not experts are in the best position to give the most trouble. The expert has to put himself in the reader's place to get the reader's viewpoint and this is really the most difficult part of the writer’'s task. You who are not experts do not have this trou- ble. You yourselves are the readers and novices and you do not have to climb over the fence. You are where ‘you should be to get the best view of this picture. Read All Literature for Facts. All you need are facts and = little experience in expressing yourself. The facts are available all around you. All you have to do is consult the standard books on the subject. The magazine articles will furnish you with many facts, and the newspaper columns are‘alive with just such facts {have a bearing on many of the larger | know these points which are likely to | CALCATERRA, rity on Radio Reproductic.. Prohibited. as vou will need to bring out vour points. Facts may be used in two | | ways. They may be used to lend | weight to a statement vou have made or are about to make, and they may | be used as subjects which need ex- planations. -You can find subjects and ideas by | running through the books, magazines and newspaper articles. Once you have decided on a subject you can find more information on such sub- jects by consulting the book and magazine indexes. If you plan to go in for writing on a large scale, keep an index. of articles on various sub- Jects which vou feel you might use at a later time and a clipping file of clippings on those subjects. In parting let me warn vou that practically all articles in books, maga zines and newspapers are protected by | copyright and any conving of an ar cle may mean prosecution. nothing. however, to prevent vou from | reading through any article and then presenting a given subject in own words. using your own idea to make the subject clear. ‘VISION’ TEéf ISVDELAYED Dr. Jenkins Says Radio Device Will Not Be Ready for Four Months. Instead of giving his “radio-vision™ instrument its first long-distance try-out between Washington and Boston, as he had originally planned, Dr. C. Francis Jenkins mayv choose Philadelphia as the city of reception. It was learned todav. Friends of the Washington inventor living in Phila- delphia have offered full co-opera- Illon. | Dr. Jenkins said today., however, that in all probability he will need | three. or perhaps four months more time before he will be willing 1o sub- ject the apparatus now being built | to such a rest. Armistice Day fixchnn Planned. An Armistice day exchange of radio programs between Europe and the United States on November 11 may be arranged for listeners-in if proposed plans of the Radio Corpora- tion can be carried out by that time. Experiments, by means of which it is hoped that British programs can be rebroadcast in this country in a | more satisfactory manner than those of the Spring, are being conducted There is | vour | at the Radio Corporation's labora- tories. I \ Stomach and Head Relief This imperishable blessing has been bequeathed mankind. Those who are afflicted with to sick headache, in- digestion and stomach dis- orders should demand the genuine Head and Stomach Pills. These wonderfnl pills are known to millions a. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Ther give prompt relief—with p. Ant after effects. Thav cisar the haad and swesten the stomaeh Small Pill Small Dose. Small Price 25¢ Size SR 5 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream Special, 2 9c Palmolive Shaving Cream pro. duces a rich, creamy, non-drying lather that makes shaving a real pleasure. Buy a tube as you g0 home tonight.” You'll lik= it. Dryco Milk .. .50¢ Dryco Milk ($2.25 size)......$1.89 Horlick's Malted Milk ($1 Size).83c Borden’s Malted Milk ($] Size).75¢ Mellin’s Food (75c Size). 7c Robinson’s Patent Barley, 29¢ and 49¢ Merck's Sugar of Milk (75¢ Size) 49¢ Imperial Granum. .25c, 65c and 97c Nestle's Food ... 32 and 64c Johnson’s Barley -.....23c and 39 Squibb’s Sugar of Milk (b, Size)......... LB 59¢ Miscellaneous Baby Needs Rubber Bath Sponges. . .. .19 Silk Sponges. . ...15¢ and 25¢ Bath Spray cevee 982 Fever Thermometer ......67¢c Rubber Crib Sheeting. ..$1.19 Anti-Colic Nippliea. .5¢ and 7c Ingram’s Nipples, > 4 10c; 3 for 25¢ Davol's Transparent Nipples ......5¢; 6 for 25¢ Rubber Baby Pants. ... ...25c Baby Pacifiers “10¢ Infants’ Rectal Syringes, 25¢, 39¢, 69¢ Manner’s (Lilac) Barnard’s (Lilac). Azurea Face Creams Pompeian Day Cream Ingram’s Milkweed Nadinola Cream. Pond's Cream ae Othine ¥Freckle Cream . Barnard's Freckle Cream. Stillman Freckle Cream. D. & R. Cold Creay..29¢ Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream ok ameian s 400 and 42¢ Face Powders Coly's ... Three Flowers Java Rice. LaBlache Gardenia ... Deodorants Eversweet .23¢ and 45c Mum Nonspi Oderon Odor Sweet Hush Depilatories Delatone v De Miracle. . . .89¢ Neet . . 15e Mando ..... ...89c El Rado... .49¢ and 89¢ Rubberized Special, 29¢ Just the thing to wear while working around the house. Full size, very durable and guaranteed waterproof. Many attractive designs from which to select. $1.50 Ladies’ Spray Syringes Special, 98¢ These Splendid Quality Syringes are scientifically made. A neces- =ity to milady’s personal dainti- ness, Saturday Only! Whether you go away or stay at home this weak you will want to take advantage of this excellent 'C Treat.” A pound of Wunderle’'s Gum Drops and a pound of Douglass’ Salt Water Taffy—both for only 53c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” Tomorrow— Get 1; One-Pound Box of Wunderle’s Gum Drops and a one-pound box of Douglass Salt Water Taffy Both for 53 C Old-fashioned Gum Drops—fresh, some. Assorted, true fruit flavors. tempting and whole- Douglass’ Salt Water Taffy—a variety of flavors in each box, such as strawberry, chocolate, lemon, pistachio, etc. Pure and delicious. Remember—Two pounds of fresh, pure candies for only S53c.