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Use Real Dyes!
When tinting dainty underwear, silk
stockings, or any fine fabrics use true
dues. That's the only way you can
get the same beautiful, soft shades ma
terials have when new.
' Ttnt some pie c es -tonight, with real
Diamond dye—you'll see the differ
ence! No one will dream they were
tinted at home. And you can do real
dyeing with Jnst as perfect results, if
you will Just use the true Diamond
dyes. - —
FREE: why not ask your druggist
for the very useful Diamond Dye Cy
tlopedla? Valuable suggestions, easy
directions, and piece-goods sample coi
ors. Or write for free copy of Color
Craft, a big illustrated book sent post-j
paid—address DIAMOND DYES. Dept,
N13, Burlington, Vermont.
Mak* it NEW for IS eUt
Earn S25-S50 Per Week
No capital required,
yourself Helling CARHARTT OVERALLS,
ahoea. glovoa. shirt* and trousers, the world*«
nio«t famou« garment«, direct to weare
odd times or fuii time. Over twenty thou
••nd agencies. Write today for particular«.
Will tea<h you how to aell by mail HAMIL
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W. N. U., BILLINGS, NO. 45-1926.
Good Works
Alonzo Potter, president of the BJg
Brother movement, preached In New
York a. religion pf good work* as
against a merely passive religion.
"Why, my friend«,'' he cried, "there
Is almost as much difference between
being good and doing good ns there is
between being a man and doing a
man.*'—Minneapolis News.
Original Saver
Seth—Josh's hoy sure does believe
in daylight saving.
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Seth—Why, he loafs all day. Never
uses It for anything.— Allston Re
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The standard price of a General
Motors car purchased out of in«
come is the cash delivered price,
plus only the low GMAC fi
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exclusively* It is a sound and eco
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the best interests of the car buyer
are of first consideration.
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General Motors makes "a car
for every purse and purpose and
under the GMAC Plan purchase
may be arranged according to the
individual circumstances and
sured income of the buyer.
Ask your nearest General
Motors dealer to explain the ad
vantages of the GMAC Plan.
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Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water
Take Baits to Flush Kidneys If
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
Eating too much rich food may pro
duce kidney trouble in some form,
says a well-known authority, because
the acids created excite the kidneys.
Then they become overworked, get
slugglsth, dog up and cause all sorts
of distress,, particularly backache and
misery in the kWney region, rheu
matlc twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irri
talion,
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers yon, begin drinking lots of
good water and also get about four
inmcw ot W Wl» ft— tiy g ood
pharmacy ; take a tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Jnlce, combined with Ilthla, and has
been used for years to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ
I Ity; also to neutralize the acids in
i the system so that t hey no longer
Irritate, thus often relieving bladdei
disorders.
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Jad Salts can not Injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent Ilthla
! water drink which millions of men
j and women take now and then to help
keep the kidneys and urinary organ*
clean, thus often avoiding serious kid
ney disorders.
Probably Not
Professor's Wif<
your Iwsf straw hat
Absent-Minded Professor — Was
wearing It ?
A truck ran over
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "Bayer Cro**"
Has Been £roved Safe by Millions.
Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for 28 years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Imitations iflay prove dangerous.—Adv.
The United State» navy has se v e r al
gqns which are,said to have a range
of 60 miles and which are Used for
coast defense.
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Copyright* £$dis Broadcast, 1926.
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"C" Line Supply Device
The Complete Circuit Diagram for th • "A, 1
Described Herewith.
•me suggest dUDcuity to be over-*
come In obtaining "A" current from
the house a. c. lighting supply Is In
finding a rectifier that will pass auf
flclent current for the ft Hi ment a and
yet make battery elmlnaiion an eco
Domical proposition - . In the course of
a description of an efficient "A," "B."
"C" line supply device In the Radio
Broadcast Magazine, B. K. Roland
writes as follows: "A logical soluflop
to the difficulties of "A" power filter
ing Is to conneet the filaments of the
radio tubes In series, thus reducing
the overall current consumption.
"The accompanying diagram shows
a unit which has been found entirely
satisfactory for use In conjunction
with a receiver employing 11*9 .type
tubes.ln series. Due to the fact thui
the current consumed IS small, thg
filter choke coils are of reasonable
proportions. This device will supply
voltages and currents ns follows:
" 'A' battery—00 milliampère», 6 to
80 volts.
'"B' battery—Cp to 25 milliampères,
at 200 volts, 00 (variable) volts, 45
(variable) volts. _
'' *(" battery—From 0 to 80 volts.
"The use of the device is, of course,
restricted to radio receivers employ
Ing tubes similar In characteristics to
the UX-199 or DV-3 tubes with, fila
ment» wired In series, and under these
conditions Its performance as a uni
versa! power Is Ideal. The device 11
lustrated la adaptable to any type of
radio circuit and has been used with
success on a three-circuit regenerative
act. the Browning Drake, and tuned
radio-frequency receivers, with varia
lions of each type. Transformer-re
sistance or Impedance-coupled arnpll
fiers have been employed Indlscrlml
nately with equally good results.
Th* Power Transformer
"In the diagram, T, la a General ra
dlo power transformer designe d for
SO watts, 110 volts, at full load. The
high voltage secondary provides .*$;»0
volts each side of the tap at the con
ter at no load. The third winding. T„
provides 5 volts at 5 amperes for the
'raw' a. c. filament supply of an I X
112 or V x - 171 power-anipllfler tube,
This may be supplied by a separate
filament lighting transformer. In this
construction, a Brach Unit serves the
purpose nicely. Acrort 'each half of
the secondary, T, Is connected a "b
microfarad buffer condeosor. »i»d ç»,
of l,00(bvo)t flash test type. The out
er ends of this winding aye connected'
to the filament terminals of a standard
UX type socket. Into which Is plugged
the new 'type BH Raytheon rectifier,,
R«, which Is capable of passing &A mll
Hamps. The plate terminal of the,
socket, corresponding to the cathode
e# the Raytheon tube,-!« connect cd. ttv
the plus side of the filter circuit. The
filter circuit of this power unit In
cludes choke colls, L, capable of pass
ing afi mllllamperes direct current
without heating, and having a resldufd
inductance of at least 25 henries per
choke at this value of direct current.
The General RavMo type 366 standard
"B"-substltute choke Is admirably
salted for this service. Others which
fulfill the above requirements will
probably be eqtrgly as satisfactory, -r
"The voltage-control unit shown at
the rtght-hand end of the diagram
has been tried under all conditions,
and has given good service,
was some difficulty in obtaining prop
er values and cprrent-carrylrjg capaci
ties of the various resistors and after
considerable testing, the units speci
fied were adopted. All of the parts In,
the control unit may be obtained from
regular stock of the various manufac
turer* or their dealers. For the plate
voltage of the power-amplifier tube,
thé maximum 'B' plus Is taken direct
ly from the terminal* of the filter cir
cuit. Ttila terminar provide* approxb
roatejy 200 voile at full lead. A daro
stgt. E# 1* used to, control the volt
age outpqt of the ngxt lower tap ('B'
pins Int.) and will give from 9») td
136 rotta approximately on the usutil
plate-current dr*Id at iMs, voltage
The TP-plus detector tap is pbtalneil
IhrougWitbe use of another claroelat,
or a Bradley ohm No. M>, B. Öpe-mlj*
crefarad condensers ajre penneded In
both of these ca*e* Ifropi.lhe *B' plus
There
rspUM« to 'B' akiuiifi to bypa«» rlieo
«tét'nolsé*. and to jffereA fcndrelr»ble
TthtbUng between the Various Ampli
fier stages. -• -
"CT Battery Voltage
"Tbs V battary voltage is obtained
a wire-wound variable resistance
of the proper value. As Ihl* realsY
aaee carriaa the full toad current M
tbs device. It must be designed to
carry TO to 88 BtflllampeKes without
r
of resistance, and without ex-
ce.sslvo heating. If high 'C* voltages
are desired, say up to 00 volts, the
Federal No. 28 potentiometer Is a good
resistance ro us# here. It has o must
mum resistance of 1,850 ohms, and
will carry the,full-load currenf /ulrly
snriafnt'torlly»- A General Ilajilo No.
jh potentiometer may be used in this
position to supply *C' voltage up to 34
volts, and dm'» so with .tnucji less
heating. An llmftl, condenser 4s earn
needed from 'C' pins to"*CP mlaps to
prevent oh^eslruble 'coupling effect«
and distribution, : If 60 volfs, 'C bins
are required and S5 milliampères pass
through the' resistance supplying 4L
the power that must be taken care
of Is 5.1 walls. ,
"The „ filament winding; T*
mnv not available to the average
constructor who may, fiowever, have
access to a tiO-watt transformer bav
| n g other satisfactory windings! la
{his case a Tborrtnrson doWbeTI ring
ing tninsformer tuny be used 10 light
,j 10 filament of tlie power amplifier
f U he. This traosformer .will be fount)
tu give tlie proper voltage without a
Alaroeht rliedsfàl W the l'X-171 und
px-dl i tubes, using the winding
marketf •« volt«,' A fOOJohra potert
UoIB éter. R 8. is Connect«*! serosa the
5, V olt a. c. supply, and. the «enter tap
, 8 r #iurnrjJ.,lo tjie <B' mlnii? terminal
0 y {he'supply unit. Th# adjustment
of this, potentiometer la. very critical
, n or(1 e r i 0 e || n ,j n ate Wll a. c. Jtiim
( rom this source. The *A'. pluk germinal
A
0 f-the power supply hr obtained ' by
dropping the 'B', plm vox. through a
8Uita ble rheostat to the required 'A'
buttery ,voltage. The resistance used
j n t j,| 8 poumon should Have a range
0 j 3,000 to 5,000 oliraa, and a
current-carrying cnpaelty of 60 mll
llampcres. As there was..nb rheostat
(j )BSe requirements uvatlabte, the
wr |t er used a comblnutlop.pf fixed and
variable resistance» to 1 achieve iHhe
degree of control required. A fixed
Ward i^onurd 8.000-olini unit was.
p| BOed In series with a Ward-Uooard
j^oofkolim fixed resistor, dround which
wa> g i iunt ed a Federal No, 25 potehll-'
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Flexible Wire Handy
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V If you like To ffy occasional changes
in. your eecelVer^o? If you want to ex
- périment with lerntMirary ,circuit ar
rangement* or new Instruments, 'you
will find lt ( convenient tg^keép'4 nuni ;
bet of lengths of flexible Insulated
Wire hangldff froAf thé sldï of your ex
pérlinefKui'fabîr. 'Tb»* wires should be
from six fnchftrto two ash irf l#
and their enda^qntpped Wtt^ 1
firing clti* ktnd^dMKl irtrt
tie clgsp*.
QrfUnsry single lamp cord, which
costs about a cent a foot. Is Ideal for
the purposé. as It combinés mechanical
strength rHth electrical' utility^ It Is
a good Idea to èuy « number of six
foot lengths In three dr few) .color* of
Insulation and to cut kip tM different
colored piece» Ink# odd, side. ' Then
when you )n«k,o ■ b«if !do*ki or so
connection's sod the wire*
mm
cross each other 'or become otherwise
entangled you will find It a simple
matter to trace the circuit with the
■Id of the varicolored leads.
In fastening the ends of thé wires
to the clip* twist them securely around
tbe ( binding screws so that they will
not fail out even if the screws them
selves loOsen. Of course the best Idea
ts to solder th# wires permanently In
place, although It Is desirable some
times to: remove a dip and to tighten
the wire directly beneath an available
binding post.j,
.At any event, tape down the frayed
ynfl S o f ftf# inmtlatfnn near Lke dins
•with narrow slices of ordinary white
idhédive tapè. *0 tbaf'tV Insulation
■wilt not sun back si
the wire beneath do
heglve m»e l*„ pre/Oah
Jritfto) ia|>e, because lt*,ouler;surfafj
Is not sticky an<) does not tcruf to ptfk
op dirt As easily as the latter mate
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'■'Ktrbat' smalP'sffrfnif dlfA with
tenaWons-jaws can be Itonght .for less
than & cents each In any radio store.
.£##p ».-box «ft; them on hitnll; they
rhotuaJly hare
wj tYJiItf ad
tp black
k (i%t Bé* fnely up-tp\ fnrjnaktng quh
àéjlHut roqnçctJprt? «ml lb ,boldl|
'two'end* of wire tbgeÏHer.
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* l Towel Rod liwilàtor*
Otass towel rMn rrtnke excellent
antennff.'Insulator*. Bush r<«(N rmry
he obtained in th« nickel and dime
stores.
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Castor».,i? a pleasant, harrp-.
less Substitute, fop Castor Oil, .
Paregoric, Teething Drops . y. ,.
and Soothing Syrups, espe
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
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Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it
Intelligence Pul as
Matter of Heredity
Intelligence Is Inherited and pasaetl
on from generation to generation, ac
cording to the findings ef u survey un
dertaken by Grace Allen til Ca rndfcle
Institute ttf inttsburgh. nta<le public
through the children's bureau of the
Labor department.
Miss Allen reaches the "old conclu
sion that the , highest Intelligence
comes out of stock that Is highly, tie-
"veloped on both sides,'' the announce
ment said, from a survey of tlie tam
lllee of a grotyj of 4ù chiliU'eu, show-,
Ing a high Intelligence quotient.
The study wa* undertaken to aid In
dlscoverlpg how far superior; Intelli
gence Is a family characteristic/ and
çoven»d race and nationality, «ge, oc
cu]Htlion and éduéutlon'of 'the pgrotila.
rat Ing'of the hotilës, 1 lieljfHlKlrnood cap
dltloris and mefitaf «tntös W'tJte
Illea',' together with the fate of clllltj
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"DANDELION BUTTER COLOR"
A harmless' vegetable buHor coldr
used by million« for 50 years. Drug
■tores and générai • store* *#11 bottles
of "Dand elion'* for cent* .—Ad y -
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"B*st" Manners Always
^Madriers, 1 ' It 1 hasAeen Satrf. Vf re not
Ilk« clothes', It is ■ bàd thing 'to have
two. suits of tbero-tona- tor b«rt and
.one #or, eveyy d^.; ,Wear ydilr best
manners.gl) U)e t)me : t|»ey suffer more
from, being pqt away than by constant
uier *lf you keep your beat manners
for cofnpanjr, they will' fit you, badly,
ahd your ti«ltor will suspect they
were put oh for .him, Wear yoiir sec
ond-best clothes at home If yàu will,
hut not ypur second lawn manner*. TO
whom- Is It worth while to Nt courte
ous, If not to the people you love
best 7'*—Helen 8. Dyer. ■ -
The price« of cotton and linen have
been doubled by the war. Lengthen
thelf service by using Red Cross Ball
Elbe In the laundry. AIL grocer»—Ad
vertisement.
Come On Over f Have a Bath
There are few bathtubs tu ÎVOroe.
Alaska, so those who do |»<»«^«« them
Ihvlte Jlielr neighbors t6 comp oyer
and have'A With', rinirti or women In
*rnf)f-é : édvânéed ebnffffffllïtes , Invlfir
each other to come ovet dor a cup of
tea. Person* not fortunate» enough
In b# invited out. tq ba<l«p n)u»t pqg)
W Mm,& r *
bathhouse. . . ., f ,. *
' ' Shava With Cuttcura 8oap '■
And double yoor .tjaor fmdancy, mt
ken as profbot* »kin pflrtty, win data*!
jjnd skin health ,. c £o
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tatlon even. when ahavfd rkrlc#.flail f.
One soatf for '»11 uses— shJVlog! b«ih
lug and shampooing. —Advertisement.
Hi* Memory Neglected
An old-fashioned type of tombstone
marks, the gVsve gf Major L'Enfapt.
who planned (he-city ef- Washington.
Other than this, we have no memorial
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I Hkndy "ilayvr^- oox** €t 12 tablets
Also bottle* of 24 and 100—Druggist*.
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Wisdom and Leadership
There Is no man so Ignorant that
he cannot give the wisest some Infor
mation he does î pit possess. Vet this
Is no reason why the wisest man
«tumid not do all ffl his power to re
lieve.. Ignorance. The wisest men
should he leaders ln' popular educa
tion.—Grit, ,
The lawyer deals In hralua and dis
poses of them by the case.
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Tlie happiest are those who have
helped others to be happy. "
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haarten) oil A»* a-world
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bladder disorder«, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid conditions.
haaAlkm oil ^
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correct internal trouble«, stimulate vital
organs. Three si ses, AU druggists. Insist
on the original genuine Gold Mkoal.
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Grouch—What's become of that fel
low Runes/ wiio was known a» the per
fect driver? •
Morgan—He met Jones, the Impel*
feet one.