The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 12

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li PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925. ‘HEAR THE M -PLINK-PLUNK FRIDAY EVE \MATCH UP TUBES Advice on Detectors a BS ees TAKE YOUR PICK oxi, MME, KAHLKE ON FROM THESE "SS" KOA MIKE OX Programs Offer Viral tn feel lite Rete 3 a y Hopper-Kelly Program for! Fare for Fans er i : Wednesday Arranged Compare ee $i d < } S ae | MANNING’ ; t ier K L ' | : ae: | COFFEE. A A Heart j ae sgl hang At Today’s Prices ay R The: Last: ot) The American-Hawaiian quartet, which will furnish entertainment over KFOA on the err Kore mer” and Dror MY | @:45-8:15 neriod Friday evening, t¢ shown here, Left to right tts members are: Ruth Ni tana ; Dean A 8 es oid on ier, whsiels ; Paul Goerner, Spanish guitar; Clementine Little and Laura Cc A GOOD COFFEE politan Build sree fe : ; bsiesnt Gieotntaiat consistent quality and very rom KFOA (454); 8 pts ll eg ; BS = : meta << HAWANIAN NIGHT ON GOOD FRIDAY HEAR RUSS PLAY snd va ic cil cm 7 "Seattle Players Featured Sacred Music Offered for’ quintet on KFOA Tuesday 43¢ A MORE FLAVORY COFFEE moe ae tise M From KFOA Friday Radio Listeners on Metropolitan Program that satisfies a very large demand. « “Civilian Clothes” Is KGO's Offering NATIONAL SONG CONTEST || The wellliked Ar H ri epenipgiehd sobre Tih re oe = erence the 45c A VERY FINE COFFEE of a quality far higher than the " t ap ng low price would indicate. 5 e ‘ f “ © t 7 ve r I an q oe nla 50 A FANCY COFFEE : A be t f T. A. Pt car " t Cc -rich in flavor and aroma — the sult ; Sf ‘ : Kov choice of many thousands of fam- i re ilies, H Ih I u mL KY \ 1 r ‘ P I hl i i H 4 fi in \ et I Ha t Ko. G B Minue * : A KR B ' y a few ri 4 = i of America Hour.” hay tr gi ac : Manning’s price for this most unusual , Bea | 7 .55c Yale Ee thotaderhar 1 “Play FOREIGN RELATIONS RADIO IN THE AIR 3 MANNING’S COFFEE STORES 319 Union Street ~ 1519 Pike Place bes Moines Station Plans ¢ rcs’ as RADIO PROGRAMS | Make Our Store 08 ave: |] —_—————_. 33 Fourth Avenue (Public Market) ; Your See gum |) TUESDAY | Rts cae, a Shopping ei ny Go radio. betee:|| SEATTLE TATIONS | kites raat Head- P ; United § « by || | KPO (454), e Bt More | yi — ttl “| eituatcat ss: | WEDNESDAY versary on the a |e iaaie (ans +: eS! KPO SEATTLE STATIONS A m isi] : tc April | 9 wi ra fo en y Do You Eat: wy : | < : KIK (eee S v r ‘ ; F KYAE “(oy Palimens Ww tse, poeeips 8:88 ; . Ask For replenishment Ass «| ; } For the pro >| ale || Perret rrwaie ye COAST STATIONS Food is only t hy HO ac th ti} A KH nach } The in nature which c Tad ay . all its constituen music r KPO (42a) rancieco—T, Fa Pisgly Wiee ‘ URSA Kaw (91 A ~ +) Life” West May Listen | eGo cet =f. GKO 1 Of ze Ae Europe Soon KPI 467) s Atwater Eat Whole Grain Wheat—the food tha | ors A we ati : Life s the 16 clements so yital to con- 1\} “eKed 0) Francis « ood. health KFWB (252), Lon Ange 1, | 5 rine préeran ¥ a at creme, | ‘ KE AE cm) ' van War fay. ; MIDWEST STATIONS | ker tatka Enough — prosr hat been Be aegrneite Time) 2 , coke (ato) Vv % : invaihassi va ateiaooant to wat] are Whole Grain Wheat faut ik Hawalthot We are ‘now 6: at MIDWEST STATIONS Pay After priaseastiny tha ntuanly || KOA « rary, Alte Distributing Co. "Easter bl Bb Agha dot ills ch venge pacent 304 Ry. Exchange Bldg. [Res wai nSt, “oe 0 EL iot-7383 I weco ‘ we ‘all (336), North ‘ v tusten) ‘| ‘ Seattle, Wash. pothe time: Woe ash), weeo tation ‘has 1 AVRO. (26s roe | Authorized Distributor Whole ¢ Wheat Co. ert p KUOM Y gs45, vy Aerial Plus Loop irc_--Dawnsrai The RAVEN THE } joy «t LOUDSPEAKER Radio with this compact Once upon a midnight ight Come Eat This Week! | ave au a Ree thi = abe } we have arranged five | cting a loop with his outside | | aerial to tune thr ference | I find it a great benefit, altho 1| v supe ydyne Formerly I 14 not get over the hill (ed lives | : t side of Queen Anne), but | of new Spring Cc We urge you to at listened, weak and - 7 From the muste that m long range set. “olpring from distant sh Handsor finished in two- set off with THE TRULY WIRELESS RADIO of the All my patient, hopeful t 2 , |with the hookup mentioned 1 can | fascinating dials Roman g old at ‘the ‘dase. Stands At last an efficient bi trough bt sounds like low-ve br Anybody" él got’ any: arial tadio Set {in conveniently Loar nell. € suet with cord. of leer hes? If so, shoot ‘em in and compact form, The 1925 Like a thousand angry viols blend- we'll pass "em along OPERADIO {s a marvelous Oniy this nothing more T. —— | erms TOP COATS | | six-tube’ receiver, requiring Then when I had grown disgusted | . Wishing | that “the thing” were | neither antenna nor ground, 5 Aus Wondertor 'No Time Out for | 1 “puated, 00 Down Krouping Includes | ‘Ack d and with loud speaker; extra Othor strange and awful es . k ail the | sled with the ing ebata ae | Acknowledgements large batteries and all parts seas! ns a Wee and m | 8 s still take time out | contained, It gives you long- | Now there came « snapping, snap~ bagpabs umbers ping; no © scre ri} d- dow ind cane i a nM ; | distance reception in any part oats scrapping; ation 0; ve shi. The » of ac |e ibune, declines to answer i. of your house, or you can at tr r ne at my 4 for special numbers and runs close it up, take it with you Thr A seta at hh A zt the programs thru at top speed. | and uso it anywhere. Tho This it was and nothing more, e! Special at Those who write or telephone are | answered by mail, The microphone! is kept clear for lectures and music, | Maybe that's necessary in congest- | ed stations, with programs tripping | ove one another, Doesn't seem) necessary in Seattle at present. KUOM to Boost Its | Power, Chief Writes} KUOM, the Montana State Univer. | station, expects to boost its | to half a kilowatt soon,” or at | least by next fall,” writes G. D Shallenberger, director, to 'The Radio| Star, He says with the present 260. watt output the station is heard all} overover the West and Alaska, but | ems to be having @gh luck In| the crowded bands of the Kast, The tation operates on 244 meters, too tone is astonishingly clear and Open here T flung the portal, quite prepared to moet some mortal; true—the volume everything But'to my surprise the stood a you want, Only thirty sec 5 special sale of Ensem- ostumes tomorrow! All styles—all for $2 down ALTERATION FREE BOYS’ EASTER SUITS $9.98 Up 1417 1417 Ein APPAREL SHOP. ii that frighttul Then in language what meeker, ‘Tone Loud Speaker; it will restore, onds to open and tune! Two simple dials—a meter to show the battery power. Anyone can operate it. In its attrac tive new caso the Operadio discouraged nevermore Somehow this advice the morning spo roundings. Down to buy a § Speakervat the radio Then what musie clear anc Come in and hear It or ask like the sound of soft, sw No Mado me once again a fellow happy as in days of yore! Wonderful reception made me happy as in days of yore. Thanks, old bird, for evermore! 1211 PARAGON eded as Tin harmonizes with any sur Loud for a demonstration, EASY TERMS Next Door (6 Opposite Phird Ave. House Furnishing Co., Inc. Pacific Telephone Co. close to several Bastern stations, of much higher power, to be heard OH

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