Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1929, Page 39

JULTIN CLOCK TURNS N RAD Control Timing Device Is De- signed for Convenience of Listeners. s BY MARTIN CODEL. NEW YORK, September 26 (N.AN.A.). ~A clock that is bullt into the cabinet of a radio receiving set and turns it on or off at a fixed time is one of radio’s newest wrinkles. It is a development of the Dubilier laboratory, and will soon be on the market. Like remote control tuning, which enables one to operate his set from afar, clock tuning (or timing) is de- signed for the convenience of radio listeners. A special dial on the clock can be set to a certain hour, and the program on a selected wave length will be automatically tuned-in at that hour. Similarly, the bother of turning off the radio set is eliminated. The clock, connected with the set's controls, per- forms that task. Future “Program Setter.” Next probably will appear a clock tachment that can be set at a gi station’s wave length for one period and at another channel for another period, making it possible for the listener to schedule his evening's radio entertain- ment in advance without troubling to manipulate his set each time he wants to shift stations. In other words, he will pick up his| evening paper, select the programs on | several stations he wants to hear, and | leaye the reat to the clock device. “Gadgets.” or new accesspries, rather | than anything radically new in radio receivers, are capturing chief interest| at the Radio World's Fair of 1929. There is practically nothing on display here this week that was not shown at the Chicago trade show of last Spring. | Moreover, most of the sets being shown are already in the hands of the radio dealers throughout the country. Again the screen grid | phasized for greater select perior amplification. But thi purchaser of the latter part of last year and early this year need have no fear of obsolescence. The best sets of the last 12 months are still the best sets on the market. | Furniture design is occupying the makers of radio sets more and more. The crude designs of a few years ago, | eyesores in any home, are being dis- placed by models that are fitting and pleasing. Moreover, the furniture is adaptable; that is,” there are models suited for various styles of interior decoration. Even period furniture, -~ith due regard to modernistic trends, is on display. | Wide Selection of Cabinets. One enterprising manufacturer has decided to go into chassis production entirely, leaving to the set-buver the selection of the type of furniture he| would prefer. The radio apparatus is relatively small, and can be fitted into phonograph cabinets or cabinets spe- | cially bullt for radio. With the co- operation of furniture makers, a wide selection of cabinets is made available. ‘There is relatively little excitement among leaders in the radio industr Delicious Dishes You'’ve been Missing; No. 11 JUST try “Fish Cakes in Peppers”—green peppers ¥ | _stuffed with Gorton's Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes, sprinkled with buttered crumbs and baked in theoven. M-m-m! From the new Gorton Recipe Book— Free on’s Co%‘l'fi'sh Cakes THE ORIGINAL GORTON-PEW FISHFRIES Gloncuster, Masz. Builds trong ¢ over this year's exhibition, Iac have wmountea to about $4,500,000, sccording to Clavton Irwin. manager of the Radio World's Fair, This i3 con- siderably under the claims of a vear ago, when, looking forward to radio's banner merchandising year, the show management predicted ‘that orders of about $100,000,000 would be placed in anticipation of the Autumn and Winter season. While radio ownership is becoming commonplace, the industry itself is in a perplexed state. The proposed advent of General Motors into the radio field is causing no little pause among some of the manufacturers, especially the smaller units. To some it means the begianing of a new campaign for mar- kets, and perhaps a struggle for sur- 1920. by North American News- paper e.) OLD SLOGAN REVERSES. “Berlin to Bagdad” Becomes ‘‘Lon- don to Bagdad.” CONSTANTINOPLE (#).—The pre~ war slogan “Berlin to Bagdad” has changed to “London to Bagdad.” Direct communication between the English capital and the ecity of the “Arablan Nights" was opened when the famous Simplon Express extended its service through Constantinople to Nus- seibine. An autobus service links this town to Mossoul, which is connected with Bagdad by a narrow-gauge rail- way. Here’s the way TEA CRITICS select THEIR TEA Rarely will the tea eritie ,buy a package of tea with- out examining the label to see that it bears the map of India. The map is your assurance that there is not less than 50% of uine India Tea in the hlend. And remember, India pro- duces the finest tea in the world. Before buy look for lhenl‘ :I India on the package.... M of India are Available in Your Community: LORD CALVERT MAXWELL HOU! MONARCH NECTAR DPEKO. . | ROYAL SCARLE | TAO TEA INDIA | WHITE HOUSE . | WHITE LILAC . WILKINS' TEA , | ZVETOCHNEY .. ..All Dealers +.All Dealers INDIA TEA India Produces the Finest Tea in the World Bones and Solid Teeth Eales thus |5 A New “Sanitary”’ COMPLETE FOOD STORE In the Village of — FOXHALL, D. C. 1605-7 Foxhall Road . Opens Saturday 1 Fresh Meats ;o “meats Sensohabis pricea. H . ‘The same h quality Qfl"lty Groceries groceries we fi‘,’n‘ve Offered in our stores for the past twenty years. FANCY FRESH * KILLED Markets to Serve You Special This Week-End! vision in nearby Virginia and will be a treat when served on any table. and vegetables will be on display at all times. Sanitary Oats..........!r P5. 19¢ Cream of Wheat......? 14¢ 24¢ Ralston Whole Wheat. . ... .Ps 24¢ Quaker Oats.........»s 1]c 25¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake. ... 121¢c Pillsbury’s Pancake. ......Ps 121¢ “Sanico” Pancake.........”s 10c Log Cabin Syrup......!" 27¢ 52¢ Quarter-Pound Package SALADA TEA 25¢ “Sanico” Peas.............%" 19¢ Peter Pan Peas. . . Blue Ridge Corn. . Shriver's A-1 Corn. Del Maiz Corn. .. Peas and Carrots IOur Famous GREEN BAG COF FEE That ‘you may be sure at all times of receiving the best of fresh eggs, insist upon— - ““Sanico’’ EGGS Upon receiving “Sanico” Eggs in our warehouse, each egg is individually selected and candled. Our stores receive none but the best. You receive what you purchase, twelve good, fresh eggs when you buy “Sanico” eggs. Sealect MILK . . 3 %= 25¢ Dozen Until Saturday Closing TOMATO Standard OYSTERS Pint 35¢ 65¢ while this low price is in effect. Quart 27c 33c 15¢ 25¢ Wisconsin Full Cream CHEESE - 39¢ 172 Conveniently Located Modern Meat DUCKS - 31 ‘As a special feature in our meat markets for this week end, we are offering fa FRESH KILLED DUCKS at a special low price. These ducks are killed under ouf supn!tt{ Fruits & Vegetables 1, emonssie trusts in y_table. Visit our nearest Meat Market and buy one of these fancy FRESH KILLED DUCKS Fresh Halibut . . . b. 35¢ Fresh Trout . .. Ib. Fresh Croakers . . Ib. Fillet of Haddock . Ib- Shoulder Lamb Roast...... ™ Shoulder Lamb Chops...... * Breast of Lamb............ ™ Fresh Pork Shoulders....... * Fresh Hams..™ 32¢ | Smoked Hams." 31¢c You, too, may enjoy America’s finest quality but- ter if you will serve at all times Land O’Lakes! LAND O’LAKES 15¢ 15¢ 25¢ SWEET CREAM BUTTER Each carton of Land O'Lakes Butter contains a certificate of the U. S. Department of Agriculture stating that this particular pound scores 93, the highest score given any commercial butter. CAPE COMPLETE FOOD STORE _ In the Vicinity of 5 Tth &M Sts. N.W. On the West Side of 7th Just Below M Opens Saturday A full d Fresh Meats .2, ful, and compiete Hne of ‘The same high Quality Groceries L f groceris in our stores for the past t'enty”yu'r:. DLl o A season: Fruits & Vegetables 2, ons array of and vegetables will be on display at all times. First Prize Margarine......."» 25¢ Sun-Maid Raisins.......2 rk 250 Crisco.......™ 23¢c.*™ tn Gg¢ Del Monte Picnic Tips......4 19¢ Del Monte Spinach t* 10¢ 15¢ 19¢ Del Monte Peas. .......% ]15¢ 19¢ Del Monte Kraut Juice. . . .. .%% 23¢ Del Monte Fruit Salad. . .Ne- 1 ttn 250 Quart Tin of WESSON OIL 5(¢ Electric Bulbs (1% watt) _ esch 35, Electric Bulbs (otters) Old Witch........... Clorox ... bot. Safe Home Matches. . 62"'2‘5' ggg Cotton Gloves.............»r 10¢ » 39e ““On the Tables of Those Who Know” 5 "”S.am'co" Bread fully meets t!le high standard “ws al:ico"’”;abh:l.“ set for every item bearing the ““Sanico’’ Bread —Fresh From Our Own Bakery If vou are not entirely suited with the bread y v try “Sanico” in any of the fut;ll;wivr‘a!g loavees;r" Ve Round Top Long Boy Split Top Whole Wheat Sandwich Whole Wheat Raisin Raisin and Extra Large ‘Borden's MILK . . . 7 10¢ g Loffler’s Pork Pudding - 25:& NRmMas~IF ruits and Vegetables mMnSms\2 Per ‘Campbell’s SOUP Here is a very special price on Campbell's Tomato Soup. Buy a supply of this popular item before Sat- urday night and effect a real savings. ““Sanico’’ Jelly To further introduce “Sanico” Jelly, for this week we are quoting a very low price. Buy “Sanic” Jelly today, tomorrow or Saturday at the very special price of 10c a jar. Old Dutch Old Dutch Cleanser, a popular household item, is offered this week through our stores at an excep- CoD Our stores n Cod Cranberries, Tins for 23¢ 10 Per Tumbler Fancy TOKAY GRAPES | White Onions ... Cranberries :: ow have on display their first shipment of Cape See these Cranberries in our nearest “Sanitary” or Piggly Wiggly store. White Potatoes ..........10 Sweet Potatoes ...........4 Fall Crop Kale. Cooking Apples .. Grimes Apples. .. Siote . tionally low price. Stock up on Old Dutch and save. Whole wheat is rich in the valuable g mineralsthat help bones and teeth grow strong and solid. Ralston cereal con- tains these vital elements because it is awhole wheat in all its wholesomeness . . . with that delicious taste that children love. We are offering for this week’a special low price on Domestic Oil Sardines. 3 tins, 13c, or— Large Chipso 0il Sardines 2 5 . Chipso is a lar cleanin households.” T}‘l’:sl:!“ who use value offered this week. for . display in all ou reasonable price. this season, buy Fancy Damsons Fancy, fresh New York State Damsons are on r stores and are quoted at a most If you expect to put up Damsons them in our nearest store. Fresh Prunes . Ttalian Prunes in our stores at box, 99¢, or— of an excellent quality are offered a very reasonable price. Original