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New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
MIP-PhiIadclnhia-SOa

6 ?. m.--Weather forecast, 6.o5 ?. nL-Hotel S, James orch, 6:4j p, m.-Market reports. : p, m--Uncle Wips bedtime story.
 Talk on Public Health"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

{ p. m,--Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. g ?, m.-Instrumenta Hour, Willard Symphony, BeIa Be,og and his Hungarian Gypsy orchestra. ,2 p. m.-Organ recital.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
MPG-Atlanttc City-2aa

: ?. m.-pinner music. S,3o ?. m,-Oratorio of The Gre
 ation. l0:S0 ?, m.-Traymors dance orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
VOICESM THE AIR
MONDAY.
ININING PICK

Begin with classic music, end with dancing, rom the following stations, this evening:
 MEMC (2SO) SIS (. T. Concert Of popular classics.
 WAHG t3i6D II l.. T-SpC- cial dance program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
RELATIVELY AGAIN

"Why did you leave quiet street to come and live in this noisy thoroughfare ."
 "Oh, you see, my wife sounds less noisy here. e."--Der Brummer, Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

10 ?, m.--Colorado School of Mines band, II p. m.-Studio program. Music Week features.
 a. Harmony Peerless dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
MEBH-Scw YOrk-2.3

$ ?. n1.-Irma Sachs, soprano, 6:I5 2. u,-Hotll Majestic ensemble. tl:3Q T. m.-C,u5 Frontenac orch. l2 midnIgh,--Pa7ody club orchestra, 14:&Q ?. rn,-Cot.oa club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

$ ?. m.-School Of the Air. Ten-Me.
 a-Story Lady. Trianon ensemble. 10 ?, m,--Ivanhoe band. l;i5 ?, m.--Nighthawks frolic. Hotel
 MuehIcback program
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
NEAT-New York-492

$ ?. n.-DIunor music. [ p. m.-"Who7e is Our Education
 Taking Us'" talk. T,15 ?. m.-Musica- program direc,
 from the Mark Strand theatcr
 Broadway. S.30 ?. n.-CAeva,or Luigi Cons,an-
 tino, pian!S-. S:45 ?. m.-"To1e- Health Talk" 2 ?. m.-A. and r, Gypsias n ?. n.-"Blue Ribbon Quartet" 11:30 ?. m.-Ben Bsr1Ie and His
 orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WFAR-Cleyeland-3sa
WWJ-Detrmt-353

9 D. m.-Loev's Sta.e theater pro gram,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

S ?. m. From Hotel Bond, dinner music by Emil Heimberger's Hotel Ennl TrI0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

s;So ?, m.-Concert from Mineral
 Wells. ll;S0 ?. m,-Concert.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
MMC-NIemnhIs-I9a

lo,30 D, m, --Baxter's Singing orch. II ?, m,-Meyer-Dayis orch. concert
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
kGO-Oakland--36f

io;45 ?. m.-- Stock reports, News,
 1? D. m.-Educational program.
 Arion Trio. Books talk. Addresses : to , a. m,-Henry Halstead's orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WTI-PhiladClphla--3aS

6.20 ?, m,--Baschall scores. 6.50 ?, m,-ninner music. D. Bedtime stories.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
KSD-St. LouIs-5IS
MTAS-Elgin-3O2

II 2. m. Gardner Motor program. 12 ?, m,-Musical offeriug.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WHAZ--TrOy--3S0
WTANI-CIeyeJand-9S9

9;i5 T. m.-Concert recital.
 1 p. m.--Checker dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WBAp-Tort WOrth-i76

9;So ?, m.--Weckly farm talk, l0;SQ ?, m.-Hotel Gayoso orchestra
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
KOA-Dcnyer-323

2 ?, m.-Nilia Olivia program. WTAS orchestra, The Cavanaughs,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WGST-Atlanta-.TO
KTHS-Hot Springs---37,

II p. m,--Georgia Tech Glee club, J, Downie Smith( Scotch baritone.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

$ ?. m.-Dinner concert. 5 D. m.-Detroit News orchestra. g p, m.--Sane as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

gers,' one of the compositions for which he is noted. And the band played on. Rose of Japan" and Stolen Kiss" were two selections by the orchestra with the big bass horn as prominent feature of the aggre- gatlon,
 Vaughn DoLeath, the original Radio Girl" sang 10 us from WGBs, New York. She presented two selections, "Oh. How l Miss You" and "Buffalo Bill" Everyone should know Miss DeLeath. She is almost as familiar 10 radio fans as the loud speakers. She was one Of the pioneers on the air and was giv- Ing concerts as far back as 1921, and that's long time,
 The Senior Girls Gloe club Of the State Normal school at Plymouth, | New Hampshire, was heard in con- cert from WBZ. The club is com posed of an unusually excellent | group Of voices and the program was one entirely suited for glee club pre- sentation. Nothing lofty was at tempted, but the singers got B lot melody out or familiar songs. Among ] the selections we heard were Lift i Thine Eyes" Ole Uncle Moon" "Old Folks at Home" and Deep River" However, we think the glee club at our own Normal school here in this | city could give that White Mountain delegation run for It's money.
 McEnellys orchestra, broadcast 1 ing from Cooks Butterfly ballroom, Springfield went on the air with "Ukulele Lady," "Won't You Come Back to Me-" and Rough and Ready" No comment is needed. McEnely's band has already shown what 1t can do. so why repeat?
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
kFKX-IIaStinCs-aSs
NDAF-kansas Cit,--36a

!l;3o p. m.-Dcshlcr Commercial club program
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
NJAR-Providence-3O6
WAHG-Richmond Hill-51s

?. Studio program, 2 ?. r.-Sama as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

KGW--Portland, Ore e.-fef 0 ?, m.-Organ recital.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
W SB-Atlanta-i2S

10 ?. n.-Natio9ai Music Week pro-
 gram. l2:45 ?, n m.-Warner's Seven Acee.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WAANf-Ncwark-263

[ ?. Spo-,s-M Ma ior T'ata, 7:l5 '. n.--Arshav Harmony Girls. < 2. m.-Forcn sni Te'tair. 6:50 ?. m Sweet Marie and But4er-
 cup.
 2 ?. u1.-Ber: Brothers. songs. 9:c0 ?. r.--Joe Brown and his orch, 9:4o ?, m.--AngcIine sors- soprano. o;55 ?, m,-Jos Brown and his orch. ln:5o ? u7.-Evergl Sarenaders
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WTIC-Hartford--Sts

(An Programs on Eastern Daylight
 saving Timc)
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
WCX-DetrOit-51i
WCAP-Washino1on-46q

! D. m.-Dinne7 concert 9:30 ?, m.-Music
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

S;30 p. nl.-To be announce1. S;45 to 1l ?, m.-Same as WEAT 10 ?. m.-To be announced.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

WIN-t InCinnatl-i23 D. n.-DiHner music. 7:3o T. m.-Baseball scores. p. m.-Markot reports. 2 ?. m,-Mustc week program 10 ?. m.-Dedcation ot WurI-ztr organ in the studios, A Trip Through the Organ"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

WOR-Newark--4nS SIS ?. n.-Co'ton Pickers' orch
New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
MSAI-Cincinnati-2o6
NJW-Cincinnati-io3

2 2. n.-Same as WEAF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

ARE YOU COMMIT TING
THIS CRIME AGAINST
! D j R He AL I h F?

An enormous number OF people
larc weak. nervous and uiliuE, always
complaining and doctorius simply
because they have committed the
great American crime against their
health because while indoor life,
5vetwark ana improper diet have sx-
hRustcA the iron from their blood malts
Ing " thin. pale aud UAtgry they have
made no. effort % replace this iron which
tho blood must have 20 keep them wcA
and strong.
You can easily determine whether you
have bern committing this health crime,
You can get moro iron by caanE plenty
ot spinach lcntils and green vegetables.
But doctors always advise people Who are
anacmie. weak, nervous and run down 60
take iron iu concentrated form organic
iron NuNatod iron ~ organic iron like
the iron ln your own blood and lHtc that
IN spinach and green vegetables u IL
entirely different from the mineral iron
used In tho pbst for e Is readily asslm-
Hated and 20 acts much more quickly
and surely Hcsidea, u doesn't iuiure the
teeth or disturb the stomach. NuSutcd
Iron represents organic iron In such com
ccntratcd form that one doso II cstimat-
ed 10 hc cuua! 10 eating half quart ot
spinach. one quart OF green vegetables or
hair "a dozen baked apples. Millions OF
people have used St 10 quickly help make
rich rcd blood. AMI give Increased
strength energy and endurance.
Mako this convincing test Get NuN-
ated Iron today aud take Il for only two
weeks You win notice n marvellous lm-
prpycmcnt In health and strength, or
your money win bc refunded sold I'm
der this absolute guarantee by all good
druggists,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Set Builders Turn
TO "Storen Radios

The urge 10 build seta viii pass.
Ia the same was tho urge 20 ahuild
your own phuuograph" has passed.
according 60 Gusiavt Frankcl. max.
or Of thu Mohawk set Ia AN adarcss
az Evanaou H., recently He sayt
that tho nlc n parts viii slacken
and the sale Of ready cooperate urta
increase.
but acores az faua in Seattle. jas,
the Eamc. are continuing to work
out new hookupa. with good results
It's a fact that In many cases a
homemade act win out.pcrform q
ready.made SGT bought AZ n store
But there ape, Of course. thousands
who want music without the bother
or building a set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
LOW WAVES FOR
AMATEURS
Bands Below One Meter, Sci
Apart for Experiment

Bands below one meteor have been
assigned Tor radi" amateurs who
wish 20 experiment IN ultrp-low wave
lengths according 20 notification 90
o. H. Hrdfom, Seattle radio super
Visor Hrro'6 the commerce depart
montH notice:
Amateur radio operators are au.
thorised 20 use oHpcrmonlally fpr
beam transmission a band or wuyc
lengths 1000 kIlocyclcs Wide from
900 900 kloryclea cqualling 1895
meters 10 10000 kilocycloa equalling
ItT5 meters
"fhr above assignment Is approx
mately three fourlhs ~ u meter
Authority 10 use this band Of
wave lengths should be- Incorporated
iu tho eEiatlnR license of an amateur
II ho holds ORG at present Other
wise regular license can be- ia.
sued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Radio Train Will
Be Seen in City

a 20 foot hutFnua u being built
into n special car Of thu train that
ts 10 carry trade party ot Brock
ism business men 70 Seattle They
win arrive hero Juno 9. Loud speak.
or equipment sin be furnhhcd. un.
der direction Of j. j. r. Freed. Of
the Freed Elsemaun Radio eorporas
ton Beside obtaining entertain
mtut. Il ls hoped tina, data on re-
ccptou- aboard moving trains mag
be obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
AMATEURS CAN'T TALK
10 COMMERCIAL STATION

Thru o. Y Heifern. radio super.
visor ln Seattle. tho following
amended regulation has been order,
al DO effect by tho navigation ser
vice department ~ commerce:
Amateur stations urr not permit
Ted 90 communicate with commercial
on government stations unleEa ass
thorisra hy the secretary or com
marts. except iu an emergency or
for testing purposes which may 10
construed 10 cover official govern.
mrut business 40 variation az
amateur wave lengths IN permitted
and the amateur puict hour rcstrtc
lions must D. observed
'Tius restriction does not Apply
30 communication with small plea.
sure rr5ft such COS yachts and motor
i15ts which may have difficulty
n establishing communication with
commercial OF government stations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
tAdycrtiscmonO
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy--lf You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret OF Keeping young Is to
feel young--tn 10 this you must
witch your liver aud bowels
there's no need OF having a snllow
complexion dark rings under your
Dyes -pimplcs-aR bilious look In
your face dullSycs with no sparkle.
Your doctor viii tell you ninety per
cont OF ali sickness comes from in-
active buwolH and liver,
br Edwards, wcll-lluown phyEi-
clan VA Ohio, perfected vegetable
compound miNcd with olive oil To net
ON tho liver and bowels which he
gHvu Ca hiR patients for years
| Dr Edwards OlNc Tablets the
! substitute for cNlumpL arc gcntlc in
| thclr action yet always effective
/ rhoy brinE about that NATURAL buoy
hucy which All nhuuld enjoy by ton
! ing up the livcr aud clearing the
! syHtpm OF impurities
~, Edwards OliyC rnblutE an,
known by their oliyn color lac unt
soc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
KGO Now Running
on Two Kilowatts

EGp is nnw operating on 1000
watts at Tho nutcuna. making b
tho most powerful station on the
Cu1Tt. This Is the news 10 The
Radio Star from G. w. Rbodehamsl,
81 tho c. L, Oakland station. There
are reports that KGO ia about 10
try some super super brcadcasiinE.
running up AZ high as 1890 waite.
this summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
COAST STATIONS

KFAE t3is), Pullman. Wash. $50,
piano and vocal solos farm talks.
XIII ti06l, Los ANGLER 6. CON
errt; ESQ childrcn's program; $3.50,
weekly talk S. musical program.
KEW HpD. Portlnnd--e. dinner
concert s, University extension talk;
1880, Hoot owls. 1880. Rose city
trio concert,
hfO ias), San Francisco iao.
Srlger'g orchestra; 8. Oratorlo. The
Seven Last Words OF Christ"
KIN t50D), onkiand--6, dinner
concert z, news items. s, sacred
onntntn, "AncluJa
kfI iGD, Los Anrclea= Hawaii.
an concert 5, shrine club program.
KGO t3GD, 4. 81 Francis orehcs.
ira; et5. stock reports.
CkCD diO). Vancouver. u. c.
Si30-gi30 studio program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

While most Of the radio tubes on
the market require two separate u
battery yollaEcs. tho now Magma
vox typc \ uses the aAmo voltage
both Tor detection and application.
ii e. claimed. In the case Of most
nbes, the voltaRcs have to he 20
FOR amplincaiion and about % for
detection
II is assorted that test showed the
new tubca brought IN. az 90 volts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
RADIO PROGRAMS
THURSDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS


KFOA d5N, nbpdsrs Dept. Store
- Hoffman'H orchestra; =. radio
seminar silent evening
kJH t3su, n W. Radio Service
IN. 1880. market rcporihi ]. iunhl-
Gale; s0. home economics taik s.
iieAtsr news silent until 1890. kJR
order 81 Bats frpiic
KHo tsTsl. bush 4 Lane Piano
co.-5. musical hour, silent evening
COAST STATIONS
RrAE (sis. Pullman, wash. 81.
lent evening
CKCD aio). Vancouver. II. c.
$40. studio program,
KFNSB tg52l, Los Angeles j.
studio proErnms.
XIII HO5j, los Angeles $50
ohildrcn's program; 5. dc luxe pro-
gram.
KGw Nei). portland-s. special
pro. Easter service s. concert orChoa'
tfn, 10. Mutuomnh Hotel strollvrs
kpO (i2sj, san Francisco T. Sci.
Rcr'B orchestra, 3. Dean Gross, bari
tone ana program.
KIN 5000, oakland--sllcnt after
7ia0.
kGo (9sD, Oakland --7si5. joe
Sovak'n golf lesson; ). KBO players
In "ClvlllRn Clothes. 10. llalatcnd'H
dance orchestra,
ISfT H0D, Los Angeles 2 In.
wailnn music 3, atudlo PROGRAM. q,
! Patrick March orchestra; TO- Exam
liner program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
MIDWEST STATIONS
tpncitic Timc)

CNHE 6iO). Edmonton, Alta. -,
studio program ana apecinl Good
Friday iuuHlc aud services
KuOM t2iD. Mlmoulh, Mont
7ilb. orntorio seven Last Words OF
Christ"
koA t3sD, Douvcr--7.0, studio
pfuprgnH.
kSL 5000. salt Lake Clty-6-to,
studio programs
Wthi t15Ol. Nrlhfold MINI.
GiIo u studio program,
WCco dlO, irwin cities -5!JO-fO.
concert program.
voc dBD, Davenport, lac. Z,
program
WHO esq, hoholgg Mich -
Silent night
MrNM $500, Cleveland Silent
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Suggests Special
Station Programs

1T WORTH. Texas, Apal 7.-
Tho famous Hired Hand" a. aia.
ton WnNP. hero. has an Ideal
ia tho idea q specialization by
btuatcartsEs Hs suEFrHa that each
station dwell on a particular kind
1f program allbo Il need not dis
card other forms Of entertainment
Hy this System % sps aiiElug. he
bslisyrs. ian could tune in DC a
particular station for whatever kind
n music or talk he cared to listen
10.
ITS a kind ~ cafeteria arrange
msnt grmarks the Hired Hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
FRIDAY

hioA $50. Rhodes Dept Store -
1880 Chamber ~ Commerce lunch
con, iluffmnps orchestra, s. din.
nor hour concerts 6iis, sherman Clay
proErhms sac, studio program.
kJR $50, n ". Radio Service
Co. 80, market reports ! must
Gale 1850. book rcviowH g. thcator
gossip ss0 studio recital
kIIQ R1sl, Bush q Lane Piano Co.
.. musical hour s2o. studio pro.
grain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

there are plaus FOR stepping n up
sull further
Most ~ tho mikes look some.
thing llisg "a dinner plate. but there
are various model, Some ~ the
smaller stations use aroustir0ns,
which can b5 pdapIed 70 work very
we'll
Tho KGO mike" " connected
With a control box and flasher Sig
nails. so that The announcer b1a
control over the program az AN
times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

meter wave ~ q
one OF tho latest
models aud oven
n IL does look
something Ike an
old faahionet ed
bullsty6 lantern.
radio oWnors will
admit ts EN-.
client NGO'a g.
600 watt station.
while h seems 60
set mtrhy at
times, ts really
about the best on
The Coast And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
MIDWEST STATIONS
Pncirlc Jimc)

CNRC uSOl, CnlRary-G, bedtime
atories; s. @. n. Il. Il. symphony or
chcHtrn.
CNRW $50, Winnipeg $3.50. old
time SONG programs >, dance orohou-
ira.
KuOM giD, Missouri. Mont.
musical pregnant 74j. tail, on SUM
NOR school OF Montana D., s, musical
program. %
KOA tgeN, Denver silent night
KSJ 5000, Salt Lake GUY Gao
If. vnri0d programs
wCAL $500, EorthrIold, Miun-
$500 studio program
NCCO an, tNln Cltlcs ,S alu-
diu prnarpnn
voc NsD, Davenport, IT, 5.i0,
studio aud concert progtnmH,
MNBO t2shD, Laualng, Mich. 10 To-
Gas. studio program
NrAM assn, cleveland, . aj,
muslCni proEfum,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Prof Freeman Daughters win talk
about summer schools
Tho weekly radio seminar for
parents OF boys viii start 40 o
o'clock Thursday evening. over
tFoA The Moran school viii pre-
sent M,a Dorothy Fry in vocal
SOLOS aui Hllya TO parents will bc
given by Worth Mcclure aud Claude
H. Eeiart
Al Seattle stations win be Il.
lent after ! Thursday evening.
giving fans a chance 60 60 IN
hunting.
Ions distance getisu may sue.
cfed ln hearing WEAFa broadcast
% the "slahat Mater on tho At
wRteF Kent program. Thuuday even.
ing II starts AZ p ia. our time
Gordon Prentice. sunset Electric
Co. Seattle distributors o. Kent
equipment, says tho sacred piece
viii 81 rendered hy tbc AtwBteg
Kent quartet and orchestra
The most widely known eg the II
parts tn which tbla 81 written Is the
'cuius Amman, q tenor solo. The
two other moro familiar selections
arc The infamma,us and ihr dgst
fag soprano. and also QuH EssJ
Homo Tbs latter is one az the
most beautiful duets ever written
and is a real task Tor any tvo sing
err.
THE quarisia arr NO; 80 vel
known but arc nnBs thc Icss bvAu.
tifui "SsuetA Mater" whtuh comes
In tho second part. opens with The
tenor and soprano Interviewing a
melody with beautiful effect. TO
which tho other voices arc added
shortly
Taking /, al In all Pacific North,
west stations probably broadcast
more classical music than Jazz This
ia the right idea. IL is shown hy re-,
suits ~ a pOll By KsD. So. Louis
Incidentally. the MOS; popular class
leaf piece WIS Grr.ga Peer Gynl t
Among jazz pieces asked far. All
Alone by Berlin. led Hardly any
body asked Tor sally" or tho ono
about Follow tho swallow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
S7Frhe Radio Star
HERE'S THE MIKE
THEY USE AT KG0

HERES the funny looking mike
llthpt starts the llGp progrums
vibrating thru tho either ON the atl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Handcraft tiles of
Ar1nstrong's Linoleum
for Every Floor in the House

When you these tiles of blended blue gray green
or red, freely with inreriners your eyes will
dance at the opportunity TO make your sun porch
SUMMER oryourinside rooms more smart and cheer
full But the decorative opportunities in tiles do not
stop here There are prim black and cream tiles,
marble tiles, and host Of colorful Dutch tiles
Any store selling these beautiful floors win
gladly estimate on installing them. Cemented in
place over builders dcadening felt, Armstrong;
Linoleum makes smooth, non-bucklng, practically
one-piece floor, without gaping seams. A pattern
floor on which fine fabric rugs look their best.
At even more moderate prices there are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Many Seattle aud Pacific Coast
listeners may hear the East A.
caluu" Thursday evening, VIA
wCCO an at Twin cities, or
wsAt $3.50 AZ Cincinnati 80 :
o'clock. Pacific time. these stations
wln rebrCndoaAt from wEAF. New
York varied program. WEAR
lssN. Cleveland. IS on the rchFnad'
cast. too. from 9 TO Z. Pacific time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Women who do their own housework
should see these NEW floors

VOU beautiful pattern floors quickly and ep eemented
right your Old troublesome wood floors Then simple job Of
waxing and you say Goodbye forever your scbbg brush and
weary knees.
Right department displaying the
beautiful designs Armstrong; Lnoeum You should call them
pattern called Jaspe It's softoncd ground color
blue green brown gray, pped with shades of the ground
There coou hand tile patterns; and the medaons
bque neatly figured used extensively bedrooms
And finally make that you the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
SET PROGRAMS
FOR FANS
Honolulu Due on Air at 8
Friday Evening
GOOD FRIDAY MUSIC
Chance for Ok Hunters on
the Waves Thursday

ENCEIIENT dinner hour
IL music Is being rndioed every
evening ON the 6.6ij period
lrum KFOA hy the Pacific
States Electric company, pre-
scnting William Holman's Olym
pic hotel orchestra. For Fri
day evening there Is this menu;
iplermcEzo, Carnations. - by IA
ans, vslso. M Neuvo, M Ioycuse'
by Fauehcy. excerpts from Was
ugr's "Lohcngrin, Liszta 'Drram
OF Love" with piano radaus b.
Miss Baron aud ''rho Rosary
played on tho violin by Mn Hoi
man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

KGu tel0l The new station nj
Honolulu. Is supposed TO come
on the air at \ y. M. Pacific
Time, Friday evening Consen'
sus OF radio opinion herr Is that
il ought to be heard In the
Pacific Northwest The power
il 1900 watts. Tell The Radio
Star II you log the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Alpha chi Omega sorority ana
Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity give
programs oyer KEoM tiD Thurs.
day evening, the first at Z. tho Gee
ond at s, Pacific time IN between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Joe Novak's weekly golf les
son will filter OFT over the sol
meter wave from kGO AZ Il5
Thursday evening. At o'clock
the kGO players viii present
Civilian Clothes Tho Arion
Trio viii play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Peggy Of KFOa" seemed
somewhat IN doubt Wednesday
night concerning Mime. Olga
kahlke. whose fine soprano voice
was heard In a number Of songs.
Part Of the time the singer was
anuounced aA Miss kahlltr,
part ns "Nirs. i<ahike."
Another kfOA announcer the
other night insisted ON calling
"Aida' "a AIDA" And down In
san Francisco n night on two
ago On announcer declared that
a piece was by Chopin like
chopin wood. lie meant
Chopin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

The uratorio. The Seven Last
Word, Of Christ" win be broad
east from two stations Friday
evening. II win start at $ o'clock
FROM kPu In san Francisco. ut
5ns y. N. from htuM, Nlis
snula. Many other stations viii
radio Good Friday programs.
The Sunset Glrc club viii sing
sacred cantnia, "AilriuJA,
from KIN, Oakland. at 8 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Bright, cheerful patterns in printed linolenm

Beauty of design, ability to stand hard wear while
retaining the freshness Of pattern, characterize
the new printed Armstrong; Linoleum.
The heavy enduring oil paints that surface them,
the spnngy cork granules and oxidized lnseed oil
that form their tough body, even the rugged burlap
back make these worthy of the Circle Atrade-maIk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

Al Seattle stations win be II.
lent after ! Thursday evening.
giving fans chance 60 50 IN
hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

HeiPisihinis on redee.
Grating arc contained
in our FREE booklet.
"N-p Floorp for Old. +"
This interesting bro
elIurc shows color
plates OF the ne~ pat.
terms some OF them in
use andtsllshoW ltao-
lsum should be laid
and cared for.