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xiaumpnone station mis a or in
Westlnghouse Klectric Sr Manufnc
luring Company at Hast Pittsburgh
l’a., has made another record in ra
ilo broadcasting. This broadcastlni
station which has been in operatioi
since 1*20 and which was the lire
radiophone station In the world es
tabllshed tor the regular broadcast
ing of entertainment, now holds th
record for the Immense area coverei
by Its concerts.
A list of the more distant point a
which KDKA's programs have heei
heard shows that the concerts gi
out In a circle, having A radius o
■ bout 2.000 miles. This conclusioi
Is based upon reports that have heel
ereived from such points as Edmon
ton. Alberta Province. Canada; Cen
Iralin. Washington; San Krnnciscc
California; Los Angeles. California
Tucson, Ariiona: Tampico. Mexico
I'ucrta Cortes, Honduras; the Cana
Zone. Panama; Venesuela: Sant*
Domingo; Porto Rica: Halifax. Novi
Scotia. and from ships on the higl
k sens.
m The Immense srea Included In thl
~ gigantic circle and the enormou
number of people to whom KDK.V
programs are available, will give i
good idea of the present Jmportanc
of radio broadcasting.
It must also be remembered tha
KDKA is only one of four station
"Stablished by the Wcstinghous
company. The others are at Chlca
go, Illinois; Newark. New Jersej
and Springfield, Massachusetts.
The combined broadcasting a
these four station* brought into ex
istence the present radio "erase
which bids fair to sweep over th
entire world.
The program to be broadcasted to
morrow by W. O. It. (L Bamberge
it Company) Newark on 360 meter
follows:
10:30—Popular songs.
■ 11:av—smiles oy j. r.. k.
■ 12:30—Classical program.
1:30—Concert by Edward Wie
■ land and Albert H. Meyers of New
| ark, N. J. A program of popular
> airs will be played on the zither and
. Hawaiian guitar.
2:30—Sid Lorraine, tenor with
. Wilder Chose at the piano, will sing
I the following numbers: "If you like
me like I like you." "Stop, rest
t awhile." "Kentucky Echo." Hy
,, courtesy of the wolf. Gilbert Pub
, j lishing Co.
t 3:30—The first of a series of
, talks on auction bridge and other
, games by Robert K. Foster, bridge
expert, and author of “Foster on
. Auction" and forty-eight other
books on card games. Mr. Foster is
.’ I card editor of the New York Trlb
■ I une and Vanity Fair.
j; 4:30—Notes on the well dressed
, man hy courtesy of Vanity Fair.
,J 4:45—Spring Gardening by cour
i tesy of "House &. Garden.”
.5:30—Concert by Ruth Mott,!
, mezzo soprano of Arlington. N. J.,
* | accompanied by Mr. Steve Newitz.
(| 6:30—Sky pictures for the kld
, dies by Mr. Radiobug.
. 6:45—Bedtime stories for the
children hy Uncle George,
t The following program will be
* broadcasted tomorrow on 360 me
, ters by W J V. (Newark):
7:00 P. M.—"Animal Stories" by
Florence Smith Vincent.
7:30 P. M—“Jersey City Boys’
f Week,” byT H. Williams.
7:45 P. M.—"Proposed Hudson
* River Bridge,” by Dr. Gustav Lln
> denthal.
8:30 P. M.—Dr. Frank P. O’Neil.
New Haven, Conn., baritone concert
. singer, and his brother, Emmett
r O’Neil, New York City, dramatic
3 reader, will entertain the radio au
dience for the second time with
songs and dramatic readings. Pro
gram by Dr. O’Neil: “Top O’ The
Mornin’”, Manna Zucca: "Mother
O’Mine," Tours: "Road to Manda
lay," Speaks; "Rose of My Heart”,
Lohr: Mtiglca Proibtta," Gastalson
(in Italian); "Two Grenadiers",
Schuman; "The Publican”, Van de'
Water: "Mavis." Craxton.
Program by Emmett O'Neil: |
"Boots," Kipling; "Lasea.’’ Des-1
pres: "Catiline's Defiance." Croly;
"Shooting of Dan McGrow," Service.
Recital by Miss Vere Hoppe, con-:
cert soprano. Program: ”1 Know a
Lovely Garden.” D'Hardelot: "Voij
che Sapete.” (Marriage of Figaro).
Mosart; "Saper Voreste” (The Mask
ed Ball). Verdi; "From the Land of
the Sky Blue Water," Cadman;
“Musetta Wnlti" (La Boheme). Puc
cini; "Sunbeams,” Ronald; “Annie
Lnurie," Lehman.
9:00 P. M.—Literary Evening by
noted authors. Courtesy of the
"Outlook,” "Scientific American”
and Harper & Bro.
Other Features
Musical program weekdays, every
hour from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. on the
hour.
Weather forecast (official)—Daily
11:00 A. M.. 12:00 M„ 5:00 and
10:01 P. M. sharp.
Shipping News weekdays 2:05 P.
M. (excepting Saturday) by Marine
Engineering and Shipping Age.
Ofllcial Arlington time 9:52 I’. M.
Agricultural reports (official) daily
12:M., and 6:00 P. M.
Final Baseball Scores every eve
ning at 7:P. M.
Program changes announced by
Radio Telephone.
W00DBRIDGE
Mrs. J. A. Sprlngsted returned to
her home in Utica Saturday having
spent the past two weeks with her
sisters at their home in Upper Main
street.
Ths Woodbridge Township Demo
cratic Chib will hold a smoker
in their rooms in Choppers Hall on
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. An
excellent entertainment is being pro
vided. The good eats furnished at
the last smoker made an excellent
reputation for the club and they will
have Just as good this time, if not s 9
little better.
The Auction Bridge Club will be |
entertained on Friday afternoon byj
Mrs. J. M. Crowell at the home of
her mother. Mrs. E. b. Gridley.
Miss Thelma Rankin entertained j
Miss Mildred Lewis over the week-1
end.
Ware Boynton. Hindsdalc Boynton |
Russell Potter and Rene deRussyj
motored to Princeton Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Bennett and Miss
Mildred Bennett of Eatontown visi
ted friends in town Sunday.
The snnual meeting of the No. 1
and No 11 Parent-Teachers Associa
tion will bo held on Thursday af
ternoon.in the auditorium of No. 11
School. The speaker will be Mrs.
George A. Smith of Maplewood, one
of the state board members of the'
Mother's Congress and a very enter-1
taining speaker. The election of of- j
fleers will take place at this time.
The Township School Field Day
will be held on Friday. June 2 and
not on June 9 as was erroneously an
pounced before. The Middlesex
County Field Day will be held on
Neilson Field on June 10. !
Did Him More Good
Many men and women suffer from
backache, rheumatic pains, stiff
joints, sore muscles and other re
sults of kidney trouble because they
neglected the first warning symp
toms. Foley's Kidney Pills aid the
kidneys to throw out poisonous waste
matter that causes pain and misery.
Stephen Lewis, Eldridge, Ky., writes:
"Foley Kidney Pills did me more
good than all the other medicine I
ever took. I had kidney trouble ten
years. I don't have any pain like I
had before I took them.” Sold every
where.—Adv.
LOCKSMITH
Leckeadth aai Gnml Repair Shop
Lawn Mowers Resharpened
Baby Carriage! Repaired end Retired
D. DEKOIY, sea HIGH ST.
Ceraer Smith
__ . . _ __ ___ __
Perth Atcov Cur Market
131-SMITH STREET-131
PHONE 283-284 PHONE 283-284
I ■ . ■ . - ■ .!
Wednesday
Bargain Day
™ AA
Libby’a Brand; M K
8 cans ...
SUGAR CORN AA
Republic Brand;
2 cans
^ ALASKA SALMON A^
Tall Cans; m m
3 cans • *«• • > ®® ®
SALT HERRING A A
Extra' large; reg. 15c; M
3 for • > > • • * * S® ar
COFFEE J A
Maxwell House; #1 %
; Good to the last drips; lb. .. ®
BEEF TONGUES 1ft
Fresh; III
Each ...*.. ».«•««.. ®
BUMF ftp
CORNED BEEF IK
Special; lb. ,.....mm\3
BOLOGNA ft ft
Fresh; E E
lb. ...
LIVERWURST ft ft
FRANKFURTERS.E E
lb. .. Emim
BEEF LIVER 4 A
n.1L
ORANGES ftp
Thin skin, juicy; M "1 j
15 for ...■■V
GRAPE FRUIT p
Large and Juicy; m "1 j
0 for in.•!•!»,• :m*i• ..Mb BF
TOMATOES ft ft
Fresh and ripe; MI f
lb.. fcU
LEMONS p
Fancy large; M *1
13 for.....fcU I
LETTUCE p j
Fancy heads; "1 I
Head ....{. 10c and. If
APPLES p ft
Fancy; "ill |
4 qt. bskt..%fW
nn
I Home made; Pineapple, m 11
Strawberry, Plum; Jar .....
DIXIE BAOON 1 f) 1
Genuine Dixie; I U '
it..I w2
; FRESH POKE SHOULDER <4 A 1
Nice and Lean; . I K
^ ] Well trimmed; lb...• 2
[ CHOP BEEF
Fresh and Pure;
| lb. ...
H :
i CHUCK An
STEAK § i
Special; lb. . .■■ ■
SAUSAGE OH
Our own make: all pure pork M SC
Well seasoned; lb.
LEAF LARD 1 A 1
Pure; in cones; I 4 *
lb. . I il2
^ ALSO RHUBARB, GREEN ONH
- -
SPARE RIBS III
Special; lb. ■ Cr
po*k nr
KIDNEYS t n
Special; 3 lbs.mm%3
CORNED p
PIG’S HEAD h
lb. . U
CORNED FLAT 4 p
SPARE RIBS I h
Special; lb. ■ Cr
SHIN tm
FOR SOUP I
lb. ... ■
VEAL
CHOPS i I
Special; lb.•• ■
DUCKS A
Fresh killed Long Island; 4SC
)NS, PBAb BEAN *, CARROTS, BEE1
GUS, ETC. AT SPBCIAL PRICES.
BANANAS ft ft
Ripe; large; 411
Dozen ww
POTATOES FSft
\ Fancy good cookers; ■ U
16 qt. bskt. .. . *. ■ ^F
ONIONS ' 0 C
New; Yellow; 4^
4 qt. bskt. ..Ww
SWEET POTATOES A F
Yams; jjl
CUCUMBERS 4 ft
Fancy; | J | !
3 for ■ ^F
PEANUTS <| ft
Fresk roasted; 1 | I |
qt. ... . ..... .. ^ i
S, EGG PLANTS, CELERY, ASPARA- I
WEDNESDAY
GRASS MATS
Size 27x54: AA
•Japanese Patterns:
Choice at .,V %9
OIL CANS
One Gallon 4%
su RQC
Special at ..
GARBAGE PAILS
Made of heavy
galvanized iron laMC
with covers. f1 ,""S;
Special at ..Ww
THREAD AND FIBRE SILK HOSE
Color* in Black, White and AA
Cordovan.
Special at a pair .. .
SCARFS
A lot of 79c Scarfs; A A
h-2 yard x l’i yards; |lU^
Will be offered for sale at .
CHINESE WORK BASKETS
Fancy Straw Baskets A A^
with bone handles and l|UC
decorated cover*. II J|.
Special at ...ww
RAO RUGS I
Just tiif right I
fur a door mat . J
sjS 2roR UJ i
HOUSE BROOMS I
No.fi size: AAa 1
Special 2 F0R I
MUSLIN GOWNS |
Made of fine quality^ *
batiste, lace and 6|
sertion trimmed. |J| 11
Special at . AAAW- ;
‘ MAIDWELL” LADIES’ WASHABLE
SUEDE GLOVES
Colors in Black. Brown
and Beaver.
Special at a pair..
LEATHER POCKET BOOKS AHD PURSES
An odd lot;
| On Bargain Table;
Special at
_
METAL AHD CELLULOID GIRDLES |
Special for Wednesday \
JEWELED ROASTERS
Made of Blue and j
White Enamelware, !
A reg. $1.00 value. i
Special at „. !
HALL CARPETING
22 Inches wide. A A
Special £ YDS
36 INCH COTTAGE CARPET
These are rever- A A
sible patterns,
strongly O YDS.
woven, m durable^ “
CHEMISE §
A wonderful lot; I
All sizes. S
Special at .. . I ■jj||
BANDEAUX f
Made of jfi
coutil. I
Special at : V
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS |
Light summer knit if?
T'nderwear. “ForestIf
Mills" Brand: all ||rj |
sizes; special ..®
1,1 ZU FAIKS
Pumps and Oxfords
For Women and Children
Women’s Satin and Patent Leather Pumps; Brown Oxfords in Vici
and Calfskin; medium and low heels; Children's Brown Oxfords; Pa
tent Leather and Calfskin Mary Jane Pumps; also Patent Leather Shoes
with White Nubuck Tops.
$1.69Pair
UNBLEACHED SHEETS
54x90;
“Oakwood Brand”
Special at ..
PILLOW CASES
“Fruit of the
Loom” and “Mad- C
Right.” 42x O for
36; at ....
CREPE DRESSING SACQUES
t
In a variety of
patterns; excellent
wearing material;
Special at ..
5 DOZEN HOUSE DRESSES
I
Sizes 36 to 42; A Aq
Big value. ft W
Special at ..
BUNGALOW APRONS
Made up in Ginghams AAq
and” Percale*. ft
Special at ......UU
CHILDREN ’S DRESSES
Only a limited quantity;
Sizes 7 to 12;
Special at
WAISTS
A very good selec-^^fc_
lion of voiles in a
good range of sizes. II jj
Special at ...........».
2 DOZEN FANCY VESTS
Regular $1.00 value; A
In Black and Colors; nil
Special at i. ...... ... -..........
THERMOS BOTTLES
Pint size: AAq
Aluminum Caps; W
a hot or cold water bottle for .........
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
Special sale;
Roses and Jonquils; 2 FOR .
Pinks; 4 FOR ...
- — -■
I
TURKISH BATH AMD FA0BB
TOWELS
Heavy Double | ¥
Threaded Material; |«
SERGE JUMPER DRESSES
Formerly sold
for $1.00.
Wed. at ..
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS
Made up in
Gingham and
[ Chambray.
Special at ■
-
MILLINERY j
Odd lot: j
A bargain table full. j
Choice at each. I

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