Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 50

"mEE EVENTNG TTAR, WASHINGTON,” D.” U.” FRIDAY.” MXW" 7~ 199" & The Super-Selective:Set ~1viv. Tested to Meet Any Broadcasting Condition AnywhereinThis Country, «AN old-established reputation” counts for little in radio. Each new model must stand or fall on its own merits. We offer you the C. A. Earl as a «show down” set, a challenger for first place, on the strength of its performance —tested as to super-selectivity, tone and quality. i : A ; A. ® & o o o0 For some time important dealers have been urging me to put out a set bearing my own name. I appreciated the compliment but—. I determined to wait until we had produced a receiver that would offer a really brilliant performance under the most adverse reception’ conditions imaginable anywhere. The C. A. Earl is that receiver.; * & o o ’:‘ ." ¢‘Hair-Line’’ Super-Selectivity,j a.bsolutely‘unique in_’r;di;:tlnt'h; exclusively C. A. Earl. 3 = The traffic on the air may be at its thickest. Nearer and more powerful stations may volley and thunder. But so far as you are con~ cerned there is only one station on the air—the station you are listening to. \ ~ p e e oo ; ¥ a0 el abe, F e, y CE. That “Hair-Line” Super-Selectivity has been tested from New England to California. The C. A. Earl Radio has been subjected to the most searching tests any radio has ever undergone—in good recep- tion areas and bad reception areas. The performance is outstanding under all conditions. We know that. * On the basis of that Super-Selectivity the C. A. Earl challenges the world. Compare the C. A. Earl with whatever set you please at what= ever price. ® & ¢ o 0 o0 Will you do me a very great favor? I want your opinion and that of a million other radio users as to how the C. A. Earl compares with the highest pricedreceiverson themarket. Won’t you listentoaC. A. Earl Radio at the nearest dealer’s (his name on request)? Then tell himor write me personally your frank opinion. Thank you. C. A. EARL, President CHAS. FRESHMAN CO., INC. 122 E. 42nd Street, New York City f ek a5 Branch Offices: Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Atlanta 5 : : I / Mode1 32 (less cuben) S| @€ e RADIO WHOLESALERS, Inec. B R Modor a1 (oss tubes) Complete with tubes, §196.50 , ‘tubes, $253.50 Fons taned eizouite. Push-Pall W holesale Distributors Neutrodyne. _:_ufi‘% ‘:"..-:’.E'.:‘. '_:':_:_-I:';“_',:;‘— Washington Loan & Trust Bldg. : 9th and F Streets N.W. Phone National 4727 The Price Range of C. A. Earl Radios is $75 to $225 (less tubes) Tune in the C.A. EARL ORCHESTRADIANS PHIL SPITALNY, conducting Every Tuesday Evening on WJZ and Associated N. B. G. Stations