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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-01-22
FARMERs, INsTITuTE-odd Fel.

lows Hall, Bridge ST., Lambert
vile, N. j., afternoon and evening,
Thursday, January 20, 1925. Free
supper to all visitors, furnished by
Merchants Association. Free soil
testing by new method. Bring any
samples you have, or for complete
analysis send or 5-lb sample to
secretary before January &c. The
results and needs will be announced
at institute. Come, we need you.
Theodore G. Kitchin, secretary, 16
Coryell street, Lambertville, N. j..
Bell Phone LOG (evenings).
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-01-22
LUMBERVILLE

Margaret and Billy Tinsman,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tinsman are i'll with scaret fever.
Both are doing nicely at this writ
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-01-22

de who whispers down the well
ABOUT the goods he has to sell
won't reap as many golden dollars
AS ne who Climbs tree and hollers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
OF STATIONS
USED AS CALL LETTERS
8roadcasters Adopt Slogan or First Letters
of Name as Their Call Signal

TUE vanity Of radio. bfoadcas,srn
L Is cropping cut IN their call let
tiers.
They are having these letters
changed to conform with their ini-
tlaiE
pcrusai OF tho list OF broaaeastsrz
suhs,aniistss the point.
or course an arc subject 10 Ger
tain limitations. Al call letters Ia
the United States must begin with
X or ". assigned TO this country BY
tho International Radio conference,
hut IN this event. az least ono sta.
ton has had the good fortune o.
owning name that begins with one
or these letters.
It's station wCCO. And 90 the
washhurn. Crosby company 81 Min.
nesotA and ~. paul has It's initials
bVuadcas; In full. unmarried by any
unrelated prefix
soon will come station Witt, a
new hlghpowcr broadcaster In Chi
cago. named after william Hale
Thompson. former mayor Of Chi.
cnso and - leading sponsor.
on the other hand. station WON.
al Chicago. tells the world thru its
call letters tina, the newspaper own.
inE Il Ia tho Worlds Greatest News.
paper" And station WEAR, in Gle
vclsnd. boasts the products OF tho
Goodyear Tire aud Rubber company
AZ Akron.
Tho Detroit Police department was
perhaps the first station 10 take adj
vantage Of this stunt. It's call let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
AMATEUR TESTS
Navy Dept. Experiments
During Summer Cruise

Al tho request Of the navy de-
partment. which Is DESTROYS OF tgst-
ing the possibilities 81 short wave
radio communication, y n schnclL
traffic managcr of the American
Radio Relay league has been slvrn
leave u absence 30 that hc may
accompany the Pacific fleet during
It's forthcoming mansuyers lie viii
be on active duty nom The middle
u Apru until about uctobrr ! With
the rank VI lieutenant
The short wave tpusmitJer which
Nj. scbnoli II To install and oprr'
ate for the period ~ thr cruise
will be used Tor communication Win
amateur members ot the A, x. X /.
in the United States aud foreign
countries the object helms Go com'
pare the efficiency ~ thr short
wave low power outfit with the
regulation navy sets
The amateur radio transmitting
stations In common u-c arc pro-
limited from operating with more
than one kilowatt ~ power. while
tho nayyA sets employed on ship
board sometimes SO as high hH so
kiIGWatte There is Rls1 "a trvWrnas
GUS difference Iu the initial 'nsiallAr
tjon costs the h,sh power stations
costing several thousands ~ dollars.
as compared with the few hundred
required Tor setting NJ the average
amateur station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Radio Announcers
Form Association

A club TO be known as The Radio
Announcers OF America" il being
organized by George Spark. director
OF Station WDwF. The first meet
ing will he held on March ?. nj the
Bllimorc hotel in Providence. Rhode
Island. Prominent announcers from
all over tho United States and Can
ada have been invited 10 the first
meeting.
General meetings Of announcers
Will he held In various sections OF tho
country from time TO time TO dis.
cuss ways OF lettering the entertain.
ment featured by tho broadcasting
stations.
a cordial invitation In extended TO
all radio announcers 10 become mem
bers Of the organization. Details may
be secured by writing 10 station
wDwF. Providence. r. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
AMATEURS Get
ECLIPSE DATA

IIARpFORp. Conn, March H.
Three hundred amateurs OF the
United states helped collect infor'
nation in the nationwide fading
tests that were undertaken during
the recent total eclipse % the sun,
Tho data - now being compiled
by experts Of the American Radio
Relay league for submission 20 ~
tronomers who will then study the
material 10 discover any new IN
formation that the eclipse mlgh,
have brought out.
Tho particular job % tho ANA
teura In this event was 10 test and
observe the effect on short amateur
wave lengths ~ the same time
the Scientific American and tho
American Astronomical society had
enlisted the aid Of radio fans and
20 discover what offcc,
the eclipse had on the other wave
length ranges. on fading and any
other radio phenomena.
The tests by both amateurs and
listeners arc expected 20 bear out
what - practically already cstab.
lishcd. that the ioul1atien. or cleo.
OF the atmosphere takes
place Immediately with the appear.
ance u sunlight and as quickly van.
ishes with the coming OF darkness
The tests OF the amateurs consist.
ed OF the transmissida ~ n picked
set of 81 amateurs % certain speed.
fed Information in code on defined
wave lengths within the amateur
range. Three hundred other anna
tours listened In on these signals
and took note OF any variation In
signal intensity. any fading or other
iesesslsrity In reception.
These reports are now being com.
piled by special committees both Of
the American Radio Relay league
and OF the Scientific American. for
study hy the American Astronomi.
cal society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Women Need Swamp Root

Thousands Of women have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sis-
poet II.
womcn's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trou-
bic. or tho result OF kidney or biad.
der disease.
n the kidneys are not in healthy
condition. they may cause the other
organs TO become diseased.
Pain In the back. headache. loas
Of ambition. nervousness. are ofton
times symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment.
DR.. Kilmcr's swamp.Root. a physi.
clans prescription. obtained at any
drug store. may BE- just tho remedy
needed to overcome such condi.
tions.
Get medium or large slzo bot
tic Immediately from any drug store.
However. n you wish first 20 test
this great preparation send ton
cents to Or. Kilmer & Co. Blng-
hampton. N. y. for n sample bot
tie. when writing be sure and
mentlea this observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
CONCERT MUSIC MUSIC ON KFOA
Metropolitan Building Co.
Gives Program on KF0A

Tho 'Firesids program" given
Tuesday evening over station KFoA
from s.45 until SIS O'Clock. spon.
sorsd ~ the Metropolitan Build.
Ing Co. viii feature Mrs. Alice
Price Moore. mczzo.eontrAlto. Of
Portland. oregon. and tho Russian
Quinie,te. which has been heard on
a number OF programs o. the Met.
ropoli,hn Building Co.
Mrs. Moore has voice Of great
richness. with wide range, and
rhc has been heard over tho radio
from Portland several times during
tho pas, winter She h the soloist
al Trinity church. Portland.
Tho Russian Quinteitc have ar.
ranged program consisting OF a
number OF selections which have
becn requested during tho previous
concerts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
ARTISTS CLUB
Radio Entertainers Form
Organization

NEW YORK. March a-Hadio en-
trriBinsra have finally organized
10 make radio pay FOR them. a.
least
Tho new organization n called tho
Radio Artists association of Amer
lea, with headquarters la this city
and branches planned In all the
larger cities,
Membership Is limited 10 those
who have proved their ability before
the microphone. Each entrant must
have appeared In al least two radio
studios. and must have been nc
cepird Tor a return engagement IN
az least one.
Hy this rulc. Ii n planned. broad
casters may expect only expert tai.
cnt whenever they call upon the
association 20 fill "a program
Bcsldsa furnishing hroadcastoru
with entertainers. however. the as.
sociation plans 10 take up more sc
rious subjects for the benefit OF IL
members.
an lNffat thHA"h ~ NtAHAA'N t'H+N
charges that radio h a menace 20
various industries
Steps viii be taken ga discover
whether radio hfuadcasIinr can hurt
fbr attendance az a good show or
The sale % good SONGS or phono-
sraph records
The main consideration, however,
Will be- tho development OF radio
programs and efforts 10 pat radio
entertaining on a paying basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Novel KHQ Contest
Arouses Attention

The arr and beauty tournament
held last "Wednesday over kiiQ b.
the Bush a lane Piano Co. was
greeted with enthusiasm BY broad
east listeners In tho section, Tele-
phone messages kept coming In con
sthntly over the four trunk lines for
- minutes after the program was
concluded. Many were unable 10 cast
their vote tn the short time allowed,
Tho ak young women who were
entered In the contest were voted for
BY numbers and number four. in
the person OF Miss Lueiia stAnhopc.
soprano. was accorded FIRST place by
listeners with narrow margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
= = The Seattle Stars Radio Page $ :
RADIO PROGRAMS

XII. I.1s Angeles. t9sa me-
tsrn-tas D. o.. special pros an 3
$50 Instrumental quartet, lp7lls
Packard ballad hour.
EfO San TranriHro. tgss me-
tsfr-3-7 o. M hlrErrH or
ehratra. $40. special program
l0.it. james Rose Room Bowl
EgW. PortiaBi. fsis mstsrs-
a. m Lecture $50 runferts
no. Nulfu8mah Hotel str1llsrH
KID Los Angeles. t0t me-
tsrs 1850 u. m-. iilEhmanH
concert orchestral t.2Hr1 20. chil-
drsu's hour. s-i0. special pro-
gram: l9-ll. Hliekman'H ofehes-
xxx. los Angeles gs7 meters
81 30 p M. dinnsr hour pro-
gram. 7igD-s. style talk SIZE,
special program. 1919. Hotel
Ambassador orchestra
EFDS. Long Beach. Cal l83A
msters-g 10-T.ig .. %. Virgins
Hotel Ladies Trio. g0-s sps-
clAi program: SILL Virginia iio-
tel orchestra.
KFsG. Los Angeles. .75.l me-
tsrs-g sg-1tJ0 ,. M sunset hour
NtNh Aftta
KFHC. San Francisco. go me-
tsTH-s-l0 D m. dance program.
EASTERN STATIONS
IHsdured TO seattle 1imsb
KYW. Chicago. Ggs rsst.rs-
broadcast the latest news OF the
world every half h0ur-ou the
hour and the half hour-fron the
service % the Chicago Herald
and Examiner g-7s3o .. m. muHi-
col program. So. Evening ~
Home program: ii-ls Insomnia
club
WGY. Schenectady 3Ts5 me-
tsra-G o On. BruuHw ICk hour Of
music. $50. organ recital
ksp. 81 Louis. 5tbl meters
Z p m, special program.
Voc Davenport, Iowa. fst
meters. Is ,. m. musical pro-
gram.
CFAc. Calgary. $50 meters
C.tg-7stg D M musical program;
?. play.
Wcco. Minneapolis. AT meters
-G-s 2 m. National program by
remote control from New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
rrrsn.Y. MAncm >

KIN n. vs. Radio Co. sst me-
tara-izs10-if10 luncheon -,
esft ~ remote enHtroi ityNt
Frrd-ricF a Nelson's tea room
t.a0-s home economics talh
k.aH.i6 American Legion prFH""ih
Hobs ~. B Ladies' nrghrHtfs D"
dance music program
KFOA. Rhodes drpa ii'isi'
store ass meters " 1901 'sp, NJ
wants club luncheon pros an
broadcast from Tn" Dlgthp.
Hotel. f-ssis. william lipt me- .
olympic Hotel concert orchestra
ftE-tlE. feature musical pre-
gram. ssgO-lO, vocal program ~
III. EDDIE HArknsHa' ofchesAfa
from The Olympic Hotel
EU1. Bush a Lane co. 2Is
mSt~Ts-g-t. musical matinee et
request numbers. 5000. Htndlo
musical program,
WEDNESDAY. MAuCH
kJH. n W Radio Co, 8ht me-
tsrs-ts l40-lsg0 luncheon con-
cert hY remote control from
Frederick a Nelson's trhroom
1909. public speaking class con-
Quoted BY Prof George J.. Mayer;
sa0.asaO. musical program Bisg-
TO- spanish class.
kFOA. Rhodes dspaftmenA
store. ass mrtsrs-i2. 30. lto-
tary club luncheon program from
The Olympic Hotel. 80, william
Hoffman's Olympic Hotel concert
orchestra. g.fG-ksiB. Hopper KEEL
d. musical program under the
auspices % the Musical Arts 80
rirtY. Esib. weather report $50
10 musical program.
kHQ. Bush a Lane Co. 2t1 me-
tiers 1-t musical matinee 0f re-
quest numbers ta0-ln. studio
musical program arranged ~
the University branch 81 the
nush a Lane Co. consisting ~
orchestra guitar. trombone.
plano and vocal selections All
the artists are from the II" dis
trict
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
K0o. Oakland. agi2 meters
& p. m. program BY the kGO
Little symphony orchestra ip-i
a. N. dance music BY iihlstehd'H
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Radio Aids Sale of
Musical Instruments

NEW YORK. March 3.-That the
radio has brought about a marked
Increase In the demand for and
sale Of musical instruments. rather
than tho decrease that was predict
ed by many dealers and manufac-
turers, Is the statement made re-
Gently by Rudolph II. Wurlitzer.
manufactured OF musical instru-
monts.
such an increase in business APP
pears logical enough when We APP
preciate that the desire 10 play on
Instruments Of their own or even
20 learn TO play is logical result
OF millions OF people listening TO
well known orchestras and artists.
whose programs are broadcastcd by
radio"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
May Broadcast From
Lake During Summer

\ floating brohdcastng station 10
b. operated on Lake Michigan dur
lnE the summer months may D. a
solution OF the difficulties Of sum
mertimo radio reception In Chicago.
The Mohawk Electric Go. II now
investigating the feasibility u In.
s,RilinE a five kilowhtt station on
ship or barge. and II tho technical
obstacles 10 brosdcastinE In thiA
way can he overcome, ~ Is prob
able that II will be put In opera
ton somc time early in the sum
mer.
Auch station would have all
tho advantages OF high power and
remote control. plus tho ability TO
locate Il AT whatever distance from
Chicago would be most adyan-
taEcous under the atmospheric con-
ditlons prevailing ut tho moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
TO BROADCAST
INAUGURATION
Stations XII, KP0 and PIX
on Pacific Coast

WAsHINGTOS The loop % .
radio stations which win broadesn
President Co0ildgs'a Inaugural al.
dress March was recently "a.
uounced - the American Tslephos,
Telegraph Go.
Several microphOnss on the plat
form on the east plaza o. the cap
Itol. where the ceremonies viii b
held. viii carry the proceedings 10
q public address system. 10 that 100.
900 or more attending can hear even
word The microph0nes viii be con.
nectsd also with long distance tel
eph0ns wires connected with ths
radio stations. which viii broadcast
simultaneously
The following stations on the Coas.
will broadcast the speech: XII. Los
Angeles KPO, San Francisco. and
XIX, Oakland other stations may
be added later, u was said
The radio program will begin
about noon. Eastern time. vita
o. brief description of tho scene for
the benefit of the radio listener.
who are expected 70 number 5000.
900 or more.
The ceremonies will start Al i4S.
and Mr. Coolidge Will he admins
tered the oath By Chief Justie Taft
probAbly by 2G5 p. m.
Noon Eastern standard time IL B
a. m. here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Fiddlers' Contest
Draws Id Entries

with an entrance Hat Of ~. tho
old fiddiera' contest. 10 - held by
the Bush & Lane Piano Co. over
station RHQ al $40 y, m. Satur
day. March :. promises 10 be a
popular event with the biz radio
family which occupies this part OF
the country.
The oldest contestant. In point OF
years. Is Amos McAlisisr. Of Ret
I'll. Washington. who has passed
his stih birthday. and the young
est IL Harold l.. Powers. whose axe
- a..
-Four prizes viii be given and
tire, Judges will officiate In tho
tests,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03

tsra are koP. appropriate enough.
and the X fits Ia nicely Hut the
New York Police department has 20
be satisfied with wLAw.
In Canada. tho Canadian National
railway has the tnmp advantage.
since Canhda's call letters must be.
sin with {. so the eight stations Of
tho G. y. u. have call Letters that be.
gin with chr and end with a letter
signlfyiuE tho city where the station
II located For instance. CSRc IL AZ
Calgary. CSRE at Edmonton. CNRT
al Toronto. and 20 on.
Besides these. there arc ~ least
II other stations who have slogan
initials or call lst,sra and several
more stations contemplate ADOPTING
such a call letter in tho future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Hopper Kelley Co. Prepares
Program by Music Club

The following program has been
prepared by tho Musical Art society
10 be presented by Hopper Kelly Co.
over station KFoA on "wednesday
March I. between the hours OF s:45
and SIS. The artists presenting this
program arc members Of the Musical
Art society.
Mrs Robert y. Sandal:
queen OF shsbs" ...... Edith LAium
Mr.. II. n. Perry:
Group Of bird songs Liza Lehman
taJ Wood pigeon.
Ihl Startling
tb yellow hammer.
tdl The wen.
,s) The owl.
Aiiss Ruth Prynne. agcompanist
Miss Abbis Nrrn Risscli;
"i.lrbtstrA ums ....s.....ss.... Liszt
pipes Of Pan ........-. GODDARD
''Naru eEian Dance" .....-......C rleg
Nine. Davenport EnEb,FE.
Souvenir De Moscou" .. wienlaEsid
MFs, @EicOlm Hughes. accompanies.
Mrs Robert p EsndaS.
The kindergarten story" MATioa Hi
Mrs ~. n Perry:
Tn. Lark Now Leaves It's wat'ry
Neat .............. Horatio Parker
ny the Fountain. .... Harriet Ware
NY Lover lie Comes on a skee"
.rrss....4s.s.. GlouEh LeiEhteT
Miss Ruth Prynns. Aecompanist
Miss Ahbis Nsrn HisAcli;
"ArAbssqus" .............L eachitisrky
MaEurk a ....-.--s...-.s-..- chopin
Naltc' .-s-......-........s Mokrejs
Mme. EnEbcrE;
'Nociprns 4 flat" ...........S ararats
''ZatApiado" ........... SarasAte
'ssIte,te" from 'Lucia"). St Lubln
For violin alone.
Cradle Rosx' .........ims. Enrberg
Duo for one violin.
Dance Of The Gohiins". BeITini
Mrs. Malcolm Hughes. seeompsnist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Amateurs in Sweden
Hear u. S. Stations

HARTFORD. Conn. March a.
Tho signals of about go amateur
radio stations In the United States
and Canada have been heard recent.
~ in Sweden. the American Radio
Relay league announced today fol.
lowing tho receipt OF n cablegram
from Radiobladet. Swedish radio
publication. The amateurs OF that
country are becoming moro interest
ed in Transatlantic work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
EASTERN STATION
GIVES FANS TRIP
WEST EVERY WEEK.

DGCHMoND HILL. y. Y.
~ March 5.-BroadcastinE sta.
ton WANG. here. II taking It's
listeners on weekly trips 10 other
wcli,known broadcasting stations.
This IN being done by re-
bruadcastinE part OF tho pro-
gram of "A distant station thru
wAHG's microphonc. Trips arc
taken every Monday. Friday and
Saturday night for about four
hours after midnight
Thus. fans with small sets In
tho East. can listen In to sta.
iions KoA Mt Denver. KGo at
Oakland. Calf. Veal at North.
field. Mimi. and many Others.
Moro than a thousand ,eic.
grams and as many letters tes-
ufy to the popularity OF this
stunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts TO Leave the System
Within Twenty.four Hours.

Within Twenty.four Hours.
Every druggist In this county d
authorized 10 say 20 every rheumatic
sufferer that IL a full pint bottle Of
AIlenrhu, the sure conqueror Of rheu-
matism, does not show the way 70
stop the agony. reduce swollen joints
and do away with even the slightest
twinge OF rheumatic pain. he WIN
gladly return your money without
comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years. and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in the
most severe cases where the suffer
ing and agony was intense and
plteous and where the patient wa
helpless.
James II. Allen, OF &c Forbes ST.
Rochester. y. Y, the discoverer Of
Allenrhu. who for many years suf.
fered the torments Of acute rheumI
tIsm, desires all sufferers 10 know
that he does not want cent OF any
ones money unless Allenrhu de-
cisively conquers this worst Of all
diseases. and he has instructed drug.
gists TO guarantee IL as above IN
every instance.
Seattle druggists are my appoint
ed agents in your city. II you live
out OF town IN gladly send you free
Northumberland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
AMATEURS ON JOB

Tho work amateurs DO IN radio tel
eEraph OF commercial and other mes
sages is shown by the record just
made by Ralph Barnett Of 81. louis,
He handled Ss5 private messages In
pecemher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03

where a water pipe is not avail.
able. you can make a good ground
By attaching the ground wire 10
u or Is carbon sticks taken from
old dry cells and burying them in
the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
For Rheumatism
Try Joint-Ease

When rheumatism settles in any
Of your joints and causes agony. dis
tress or misery. please remember
that Joint-Easo il the ono remedy
that brings quick and lasting relief.
1t matters not how chronic or az
gravated a case may be-rub on
JolntEase and relief II sure to fol.
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
JAIL LOOMS ABROAD

A radio fan in Czechosloyakia just
finished six weeks imprisonment be
cause he built a receiving set and
occasionally sold parts without a
license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03

A small brass rod filed TO square
point and inserted In n cork hands
TO protect the hands viii make a fins
soldering iron for delicate work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03
Amaze Your Friends
With Your Lovely
Complexion

DO you want a clear fresh.
glowing skin. free from even the
slightest trace OF pimpIcs and
blackheads7 You can have It cas-
ily. and so quickly that your
friends win be amazed at the
change in your appearance. sim.
ply take Vo.Lak. two tablets with
each meal. Then watch tho re-
suits. Before YOU know Il, every
pimple and blackhend win have
disappeared. and you viii have
q clean. youthful. velvcty skin
the kind that Is onvied by every
one. Vo-T.ak supplies your sys-
tenn with certain vital elements
tho very elements needed TO keep
your skin beautiful You won't
believe what a wonderful change
II can bring in your complexion
until you try II. Recommended
and sold by Barteli Drug Com
pany and all other good drug
glsis. yc.Lak Company. Atlanta.
Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-03

II body capacity II noted. shield
the dial backs and ground this tin.
foil shielding 20 tho rotor OF the con.
dcnser or the ground wire.