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New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Mas1yx,.,, 1y,.,,.,

search work as well as by commer- cial communication.
 Thus new phenomenon or law of nature has been established, though we are not able to give an adequate explanation. The curbed space radiation with short waves will undoubtedly open up new and open fields for radio.
 The short wave lengths open up not only new paths for wave propa- gation but give us an almost in- eXhaustible scale of wave lengths provided we utilize it to full advan- tage.".
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
R c m c m bcr-- only ALL BRAN is WhoHy efec- tiUs in driUing out constipation.

Back from the intestine, into your body, constipation sends its hideous poisons to torment you. This venomous backwash can lead to over forty serious diseases. Can wreck your health. Ruin your ap- pearance. Don't neglect it.
 Pimples, sallow skin, hollow cheeks, circles under the eyes and spots before them, unpleasant breath--those are the warning signs of constipation. Defeat it with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
 Doctors recommend Kellogg's ALL-BRANl Why? Because they
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Japan Transfers Sato
 From Warsaw to Moscow

By The Associated Press.
 Tokio, Feb. 20.-Pending the se- lection of an ambassador to Russia, N. Sato, now Japanese minister 10 Poland, has been ordered to Moscow to act in liaison capacity. Ratitica- ton of the Russo-Japanese recogni- tion agreement is expected on Feb ruary 25. The government here has asked for a supplementary appropri- ation for the establishment and maintenance of an embassy and four consulates general in Russia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Blue Beauty

Not to be outdone with all the
"freshening up" young Bobbie has
simply wrought miracle with his
automobile. He's had it long time,
you know-aDd really. it didn't pre-
sent any too attractive an appearance
Maybe his sugar" d9pped a word
about the tricky limousine Of his
rival. At any rate, last night when
I got home, there greeted my inter
ested gaze, really lovely blue car.
Looking closely, perceived that it
was really Boobies old bus-but
wearing a new dress that gave 1t
real beauty.
''But, Bobbie, how in the world
did you work such a wonder with
your carr" asked quickly.
why, i wasn't a bit hard" he
answered, II painted it myself with
Murphy's Da-Cote Motor Car Enamel
that / bought from II. f. ISellnlan
Paint Co., at 30 Broadway. l never
thought anything could be so simple
and it was fun too. Now, l guess
Gwen will be glad enough to ride
with NEEDN'T you think soT'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Jnst nineteen days till Chritmsa-the gay holiday
spirit is iii the air San Anonios shops bright with Yede
observation-disclosures of bright autumn leaves and saveetse
ing cedachey holly aveaths and red ribbons lend fee
touch melting to re0eI in the beauty of their 1vdres-o
choose their attractive gift suggestions.
Holiday SHOPPING flu s1cayl Indeed Mady is even
negecting her tea and bridge engagemen-so fascinating
this mad uytvl of choosing and buying
4nd sat fun isl Selecting saberdashery and luz
nions lOnngug robes for hm lovely roeks SLIPPERS
sories perfumes for her Oh and the dozens of greeting
cards nst not be forgotten the clever novee-bo1
gases candsks, pictveSauih (Which to remember ones
friends.
Ind food-elabordte PREPARATIONS be made for the
special dinnes-and dainty refreshments for the drotin callers
during the festive already thoughtful honsekeeps are
planning their menus.
Indeed its busy tmeis preparation for the holidays
and so happy For giving joy to oths-reay the holiday
Spirits real delight!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
ETQuisite Silks

Scintillating lame cloth-its glori-
Jus beauty so appropriate to the
glory Of youths what I've chos-
en- for Frances new dancing frock
Yes, her hearts been yearning for a
brilliant lame creation, and I'm
iashioning a smart two-piece affair
;or her, as a Christmas gift-a real
surprise, too. And it's been such
Jun making it-really very easy-for
he material is SO gorgeous that it
reeds little establishment. OF course,
I chose this loneliness at Lundeen's
he Daylight Silk Shop, at 219
Alamo Plaza, whose silks of every
character and color are exquisite. In
Iced, the woman who would be
marty gowned for the gay holiday
festivities will choose her fabrics at
his splendid establishment - Lun-
leen's.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Real Convenience

A refrigerator independent Of out.
side agencies to keep it at really
safe temperature for foods--one That
by a small electric motor freezes its
own ice, and saves current when the
desired GOODNESS has been reached
one that assures perfect sanitation -
that one can leave for days without
the slightest hesitancy and return to
find everything just as 1t was left
edibles sweet, fresh as when placed
in it--isn't that ideal? And all this
is assured with Frigidaire, the cleo
trio refrigerator-the ice box ideal
for every home. We're simply de-
lighted with ours, which provides
perfect Internationally GOODNESS
without the inconvenience Of an ordi-
nary ice box. The Frigidaite Co.,
ut 435 Soledad St, will be glad 10
demonstrate these splendid refrigera-
tors. Just call G. 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
adequate Cabinet

We've bought the most wonder
full present for Mother" exclaimed
Peggy, as we Joined them for shop
ping. "a really adequate kitchen
cabinet, with cupboard space for
every need. There are six roomy
compartments. even space for broom
and mop included. And, my dear,
more wonders, n table and clever
little seats are fitted into the lower
sections Of the cabinet, which can
be quickly folded out to form a
coy breakfast nook. This lovely
furniture is of Philippine mahogany
which takes any desired finish. and
it's sturdily built, too. to Withstand
hard use. And think OF the floor
space that's saved by their being
hidden away in the cabinet when not
in use. / Just know Mother will
be delighted with this step-saving
addition 10 her Kitchen"
] learned that this splendid fix
ture, as well as built-ins Of every
type, are kept on hand at all times
by the Stoves Sash and Door Co..
ready TO be quickly and easily fitted
into any home. They are available
through any local lumber dealer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Real Artistry

porothy's bedroom, newly deco
rated in the Colonial period, IS most
Charming. A splash Of dominating
color is provided in the window
draperies and bed-set fashioned Oh
cretonne-a striking pattern of giant
blue and rose flowers, grouped in
twos, against a ground OF ivory.
Rose dotted grenadine is used for
the glass curtains, daintily ruffled
and tied back. The little dressing
table is draped in clever nose-gay
pattern Of chintx, pastel flowers on
putty ground, and Colonial rocker
is slip-covered in the same chintz.
On the floor there is rose and
white chenille rug and on the walls
dainty silhouette and Cooley prints
lending a delightful touch. l learned
that the Hess Decorating Studio, at
1914 Main avenue is responsible for
the artistry of this most pleasing
room.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
AlaVays Ready

There won't be much preparation,
but do come on home with us for
dinner" Grace invited Peggy and
Ellen, as we concluded our shopping.
And, my dear, in less than twenty
minutes after we reached home, she
served us q most wonderful meal
provided by Gebhardt's Mexican Dim
ner Package-chili con carne, ia
males, beans, chill sauce and deviled
chill meat-appetizing, wholesome,
delicious. Peggy and Ellen were
charmed with the gocdness Of these
the lightning preparation Of the
meal.
"Oh, there's always q supply Of
Gebhardt's foods in the pantry"
Grace explained, "and you simply
heat the cans in hot water and
serve."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Shopper's Aid

To facilitate our Christmas shop
,ing-to save time, worry, inconve-
lience-bright and early this morn
ing Grace and l boarded the faith
tul trolley. On our line-as on all
all of them-the schedule is ever de-
oendable. Comfortably settled, we
talked over our plans-elaborated on
our shopping lists and reached the
heart Of the business district un-
wearied-ready for the arduous task
Of shopping. And when we alight-
I'd we were free as birds-not a care
% mar the pleasure of leisurely buy.
ing-secure in the knowledge that
the tour concluded, the street car
would be there to take us home
sasily-pleasantly. An aid. indeed,
% the busy shopper is the trolley
deal transportation in San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Breakfast Delight

Breakfast this morning was a real
delight with the "piece de resistance"
none other than piping hot waffles.
You'll say "Of course everybody
loves them-you've reason to be de-
lighted"
And Of course, hot waffles are
usually a treat and properly appre-
ciated-but, my dear, these were a
most wonderful event. Never have 1
tsated such real goodness-crispy
brown and SO light and fluffy--they
fairly melted in my mouth.
Grace, darling" I said, you're a
treasure and a wonder. Such cult
nary skill is a coveted attribute"
But Grace denied any particular
credit. cts Liberty Bell flour makes
them so good" sic said. You're just
sure to succeed with this splendid
aid"
And she's promised / shall have
her recipe with which to try this
marvellous flour. I'll write you ABOUT
my efforts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
HealthfuI Heat

With small children in the family,
uniform, healthful heat, with no
danger Of an exposed flame, is most
important, and Glow Gasteam Radia-
tors fill the bill admirably. Fact
radiator Is an individual steam heat
ing unit in itself, the automatic reg
ulator of which maintains a tenn
perature Of 20 degrees, and the air
valve allows sufficient steam to es-
cape to assure comfortable moisture
in the room. This, with the absence
of gas fumes and odor, assures health
full heat. And the only requisite to
install these splendid heating units
is a one-half inch gas outlet-no
boiler is necessary. For futher in
formation call Mr.. H. G.. Valance
Jr., representative for the Glow
Gasteam Radiator Co., Of Texas, 80
Builders EINhange Bldg, c. 60O7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
S. A. Resident
w DIS i'm
Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 9Th
marriage of Miss Florence Hereunder
Collette, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Richard Collette, and Rober'
Moss Ayres, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. AT
lee B. Ayres Of San Antonio, Texas
was solemnized at O'Clock Wednes
day at the home Of the brides par
ents. DIR. Benjamin NJ. Washburr
read the service before the mantle
which was banked with palms, fern:
and bronze chrysanthemums and III
By tapers in tall candelabra.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage BY her father, was gowned IN
white lyons satin and rose point lace
Her court train of tulle and white
satin was embroidered in silver. A
wreath of orange blossoms held her
white tulle veil and she carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids were Miss Frances
Burdick of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Miss
Elizabeth Warren OF Detroit. They
wore frocks of gold lace over gold
metal cloth and carried arm bouquets
of pink roses and lavender sweet peas.
Mrs. Collette, mother OF the bride
was gowned in rose chiffon embroider-
ed in gold and coral. She wore q
corsage bouquet or pink roses.
Atlee B. Ayres Jr., of San Antonio
was best man and the groomsman was
Howard Kohler of San Francisco.
The brides cake was arranged in q
base of lilies Of TIE valley and sweet
heart roses. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee b.
Ayres of San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres left for honey
moon to the City of Mexico and will
be at home after December % at 2O2
Belknap Place, San Antonio.
- = -
Mrs. J. Choate King viii give a
concert at Our Lady of the Lake Col
lege, December 13 at 7:30 o'clock,
accompanied by Mrs. James J. Loving
at the piano.
The following will be the program
of the evening:
Hear My Cry. o Lord, Alfred
Wooden; How Lovely are Thy Dwell
ings, Samuel Liddle; Chinese Mother
Goose Rhymes: (a) Lady Bug, (b)
Baby Is Sleeping, (c) The Old Wo-
man, Bainbridge Crest; Aria, Adieu
forets Jeanne d'Arcl, Tschaikowsky /;
Marche Grotesque, Sinding; Deux
Arabesqpes, Debussy; An der Quelle,
Arensky; Caro- milo bien, old Italian,
Giordani; Vieux Aurora. old French,
arranged by A. L.: Danny Boy, old
Irish. weatherly; Angus Macdonald,
old Scotch, Roechel; Nah Li'l Bat
teau, Strickland; The Lotus Flower.
Steinfelt; Howdy do, Mis- Spring
time, David Guion.
- - -
The Ladies Aid Society of st.
Johns Lutheran church will meet in
regular monthly session at 3 O'Clock
Thursday in the parish house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Crispy Broom

Claiming a big share Of favor deco
our impromptu dinner party was de-
licious toast-the even slices crispy
brown and of most delightful flavor.
Undoubtedly, this il the best
toast 1 ever ate" Peggy proclaimed
firmly, "do tell me II it's q secret
bread recipe"
"Yes, indeed, we want to. know an
about it, for it's just wonderful"
chimed in Ellen.
And, of course, the secret" Of this
toast goodness was Bohnet's Butter
Nut Bread-that deliciousness that
excites favorable comment wherever
it is served.
So enthusiastic were our visitors,
we gave them each loaf Of Bohnet's
to take home. They were delighted!
Velvet wraps lined with slittering
lame cloth continue as favorites OF
the winter mode.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Cozy Atmosphere

''Time for luncheon" chirped
Grace, "and I'm simply starved.
But we mustn't take much time from
our precious shopping"
Wanting good food, appetizingly
prepared, with kuick service to ex-
pedite our getting through with
choosing and buying" we of
course went to the Gunter Coffee
Shop for our noon repast.
And we both were delighted with
the splendid menu served us, every
thing was just delicious, but then
deliciousness is certainty when
one goes to the Gunter. And the
service, despite the crowd, was ex-
eellent.
Then, too, we saw many OF our
friends, and that's always happy.
Indeed, there's a coy. friendly at
mosphere about the Coffee Room
that makes going there a real pleas
ure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Gift Supreme

The gift supreme at Christmas
time is a bond! A present which is
not only worth its face value at all
times, but which will provide an ad-
ditional gift each interest day--a
present that will ever be happy re-
minder of thoughtful siver. Winner
Richardson & Co., investment bank
ers, in the City National Bank Bldg,
are now offering splendid seven per
cent bonIs-Blue Bonnet Hills bonds,
secured by beautiful Blue Bonnet
Hills, a choice residence property
and others equally good, the coupons
of which may be clipped each inter-
est dsy and deposited, as cash. at
ones bank. Think what gift
steadily piling up more gifts. Figure
up for yourself just one years in
terest on a $500 bond And Winner
Richardson & Co., for years de-
pendable investment bankers, stand
squarely behind every one of their
bonds, guaranteeing both principal
and interest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

the lobby of the st. Anthony Hotel,
that delightful establishment which
caters to the needs of discriminat-
ing dressers, always showing the
new, the authentic fashions. They
they found just what they wanted,
exquisite gowns of plain and cut vel
vets in lovely pastel shades, as well
as handsome frocks for daytime
wear, modes that suited ideally
their special types. That's the
charm of buying at the Exclusive
Gown Shoppe, the models are al
ways individual, distinctive, many
Of them being original creations by
Lanvin, Wortz, Madame Juliette, Of
fered by this splendid shoppe at in
teresting prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Distinctive Gifts

II want something really different
--unusual-for Aunt Emma" de-
clared Peggy, where shall we go?"
"Ah, i know n marvellous place"
I told her, where there is wonder
full hand-painted furniture, antiques.
cleaning Venetian glass ware, bronze
bowls and vases-scores Of beautiful
gift suggestions"
And forthwith we drove out to
1920 Main avenue, to the Thornton
Shop, where beautiful treasures, in
deed, are offered.
At this delightful shoppe, we all
chose lovely gifts-and also attrac-
tive decorated Christmas candles, and
the cleverest little stickers and tags
to "dress up" our packages.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Our "Pdrty"

you've been entirely too busy this
week to think of cooking" George
told Grace last night, well just
have Sunday night dinner at come
attractive place, and now to settle
where-well cast ballots"
And where do you think we're 60
ing?-to the Band Box Tea Shop,
Of course-it was the unanimous
choice of the fanAly--and no wonder.
The food at this delightful place, To-
Gated upstairs, the entrance being Mt
220 r. Houston st., is always delic-
ious. And Sunday night dinner there
with a very special menu. Is still
lovelier. And the setting Of beauty
and charm is so pleasing-making of
dinner, luncheon or tea real event.
You may be sure we're all antici-
pating our party" with much en-
thusiasm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Mission Girl,
Army Officer
Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. George Schofield Ag-
new of Mission. Tex, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Jane,
to Lieutenant Richard Briggs Evans
of the United States army.
Miss Agnew graduated from st.
Mary's Hall in San Antonio, after
wards taking a special course in
Dana Hall School, Wellesley, Mass.
Lieutenant Evans was graduated
from West Point in 1923 and is the
son of f. d. Evans. president of the
Citizens National Bank. Russelville,
ny.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

ultra smart trend to light colored
wool fabries-greys, blues. tans-
win be interesting to the "femmes"
seeking a gift for him" Beautiful
selections of these are being shown
by Fomby Clothing company, at 800
f. Houston street. They also have
a splendid assortment Of classy
hose-imported and domestic pat
terns-geometrical designs, light
plaids-wool. silk and wool mixed
and the more conservative silk hose.
Indeed, the ideal place 70 choose
one's gifts is Fomby's-always spon-
soring the new, the smart, the cor
rect in mems wear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Hi 5 Club
Entertained
by Mrs. Schunke

The Jolly al Club enjoyed Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Schunke az their hostess.
At the conclusion of the games,
prizes were awarded Mrs. Frank Ira
walter. Mrs. Richard Engli, and
Frankly Trawalter. club guest of the
afternoon.
A dainty luncheon was served the
following: Mesdames Walter Whall,
Albert Trawalter. Albert Warner, M.
Sharp, A. !. Serna, Il. p. Deathei
Richard Egli, Frank Trawalter, Joe
Binz, w. J. Deckert. frankie Ira
walter and the hostess.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Genuine Pleasure

Who should We run into Just as
we were finishing our luncheon, but
Peggy and Ellen, who had come up
from Gonzales to do a bit of shop
ping. They were all enthusiasm,
about buying and about their trip.
Just delightful" declared Peg
", twas our ride up in n comfort
able Red Ball bus. The driver
was expert, and courteous, too.
And. you know, this company is
heavily bonded TO assure full pro-
lection to passengers"
YES" Ellen put in, "and now
we're coming up often. With such
splendid transportation available at
convenient hours, the trips will be
4 real pleasure"
Splendid service is maintained on
III the Red Ball bus lines. which
are operated to practically all points
)ut of San Antonio.
Very smart f. jewelry with the old
fashioned qusintness that Is now a
favorite Characteristic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Living Messages

Good pictures, a glorious sunset
in the hills, Sir Joshua Reynolds
Age of Innocence" appropriately,
,astefully framed. make most de-
lightful gifts. For pictures, like
books, are living messages. On the
walls Of a friends home, they are
constant reminders Of the donor, re-
ilecting his personality, his taste.
The splendid assortment Of pictures
the Gift Shop Of Fred Hummert's
at SIT T.. Houston street, offers
beautiful pictures 70 meet every
taste. some framed. some available
;or framing in ones own particular
,hoice of molding or stand frames.
An ideal gift, indeed, Is n picture
rom Hummerts', beautiful, correct
sure to please.
The short scarf r. a smart new note
IN the realm Of fashion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Psychologist
To Hear
T a l k

DIR. George P. Mulvaney, professor
of psychology and history. College OF
the Incarnate Word, will address, a
joint meeting of the members of the
Academy of Arts and Sciences and
the San Antonio Club Of Applied Psy-
chology, Monday evening. 8 is o'clock
sharp. Chamber of C~ssperce. DR..
Mulvaney's subject is "Oid Methods
and New Theories in the School of
Psychology" The meeting is free to
the public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
a Second Cup

A fitting complement to this de-
lightful breakfast was steamIng frsg-
rant coffee-coffee worthy Of the
highest praise--a beverage stimulat-
ing, refreshing, delicious. =.
"Please do pour me a second cup"
asked my little cousin, Betty. =.
"And I'd like another cup, too"
chimed in George.
And so it went-everyone wanted
another cup of this goodness-which
you've surely guessed was our IA
yorite-wonderful II and II Coffee,
specially blended to produce its in
mitable flavor so highly appreciated
oy everyone.
Indeed the good Fl and II always
demands a second cup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Sorority Has
t a mn a l g
p Party

Members Of the 81 Tigma n, higi
school sorority, enjoyed q tamale
feast, Saturday in Koehler Park, with
Charlotte Noble as hostess. Those
present were Lucy Armstrong, Jean
Evans, Dorothy MCGEE, Mercedes
friedman. Stella Kolty, Helen Mitch
ell, Evelyn Conrad, Dorothy Schmidt.
Pat Noble, Ernest Cara. Raymond
Armstrong. w. d. Johnston, Bill
Noble, johnson Murry, Chester Bar
beck, Henry Weilbacher, Julius Bald
erama, Gerold Veltman and Charlotte
Noble
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Students HeLp

To facilitate the work Of high
school and junior college students,
there's nothing so effective as good
typewriter, on which they nay write
their themes, transcribe lecture notes
and too, practice tipping, to acquire
speed and accuracy. But they de-
serve the best in typewriters-a
Royal. built for beauty, efficiency,
durability. The light touch Of the
Royal facilitates speed with least
physical effort and the beauty-the
quality-of the finished work is
most gratifying. Why not give aias
boy or girl a Royal for Christmas
it'll make them very happy. The
Royal Typewriter Co., at 312 N.
Presa ST.. win gladly arrange dem
on stration. Just call T. 7271.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Interesting Touch

Dainty little gold fish, in an at
tractive aquarium, with a pretty
castle and green moss, make a most
pleasing addition TO ones living or
dining room. These golden friends
darting in and out lend an interest
ing toucS and will 1ake most
acceptable Extraordinarily II one
selects the "outfit" from the splendid
assortment being offered by Ferd
Staffel, at 321 r. Commerce st.
There are beautiful fan tail gold fish
several varieties 20 please every
taste-mnny styles OF aquariums and
castles-fish food-everything., in
fact, that one needs. and the ser
vice Of this excellent establishment
is always prompt and courteous.