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RADIO IN THE HOME
"By HENRY M., NEELY '
ilew tnercmcnt Jippcaifctt) if be rather
long, ewlnjr, perhaps, te the'fnct Hint
It was taken nt ,nn unusually . slew
tempo. This tvas compensated for In
the speed, delicacy and grace with which
the las,t movement was read 'and played.
The concert closed with n repetition,
by request, of thc'Bach O miner Pas
paiaglla, orchestrated by Mr. Hto Hte Hto
kev, ski, which was the feature of the
program at n "previous concert, when It
ua-Tperformcd'fer the first time. '
t Meva te New Offlcat'
The trustees of the Mothers' As-
Trfstanee "Fund, moved today te tnnr
new offices at -017 .Locust teet, .from
their old headquarters at 1037 Walnut
street. The fund administers pensions
from public funds, te widowed mothers
with miner dependent children. Nearly
eight hundred mothers and three thou
sand children are receiving aid from this
source, the society announces
1 Radie is ah actual home entertainment today. Here we have a tplcal
family seated listening' te music from several hundred miles away. We
'' hate the long box which contains the first part of the receiving apparatus
i and then the small box which builds up the strength' of the signals se
i that ihey can be transferred te the loud speaking horn. Everybody In
the room can then hear them as plainly as they would hear a phonograph
- Ne.l. What's It All About? What's in the Air?
i
1 What Is this .radio craze all about?
' pit Is 'there Jn the air te Interest
people he don't knew anything about
radios
Don't you hnve te knew a dot-and-dash
cede or something te get anything
out of It?
Nine men -out or. ten wne rcau every
itr rbeitt the wonders of radio bread -aiting
nsk themselves and their friends
tkew questions. And unless they can
t satisfactory answers, they go en
ibeut their dnlly routine cenvlncd that
-J!- iu tin nnd them ene of these
itte and Involved sciences that require
Apparatus that only an expert can keep
In working order.
But they ere wrong. Yu don't have
te knew anything nbeut radio te get
the enjeimcnt out of this broadcasting,
leu don't have te .knew any dot-und-
-'? jeu buv a standard set designed
te rcIc n broadcasting station, you
itmnly put en the head phones, turn a
couple of knobs until they get the best
results nnd then sit back and enjoy such
in evening of Instruction and entertain
ment as no ether invention has yet of
fered te us.
There Is, of course, a let of broau breau
Mitlng done In the "dot-.and-dash cede.
But there is'nethlng In this te Interest
thetverna layman. Fer him, when his
nhenes arc en nnd his fcet adjusted, there
ItneSOl"'" Ul IUK i.i.i.ii... ""- ""O
thit station It is Bending. The voice
comes in even mere clcarlv nnd dis
tinctly than It does ever his house or
efflce telephone.
Then comes, perhaps, a vocal bole a
wprane. we win say. singing u uuiuvm
ilr, nnd the music Is received in the
phones almost as purely nnd distinctly
u though the listener were in the same
turn with the singer.
There are orchestral concerts, lec
tures, speeencs, marKci reports ier uiu
Jit, general nnd sporting news, all
the results of the day's games or the
aisht's fights; there arc dance music
Bfeframs which, with proper apearntus,
einbe put en a loud -speaking horn, or,
with an Ingenious nnd cheap little at
ticbraent. transferred directly te the
tone arm of tne pnonegrapu anu u room reom roem
lul of people can dance te the music of
in expensive orchestra pernaps inree or
(our hundred miles away.
On Sundays there arc special sermons
In the afternoons and, iu the mornings
tnd evenings, actual services nem in
Mil phurclies nnd sent broadcast en the
Me waves ever the country by, menns
( transmitters installed in me
lehufches. He clearly de these services
e in under favorable conditions mat
mi can near tne response c rcua-ngs
M the congregations, the sermon and
iriTprn. the erenn nnd the choir and
ilmest the coins dropping while the cel-
krtlen is being taken up.
i'.Thls ull sounds like a madman a rav
ins In mie .who linn net nettially done It,
mit if jeu knew nn amateur who hae
i set, gci jeursuu niviitu iu iivu
some evening nnd jeu will come ewny
chortling about radio te jeursclf and
jour family nnd your menus just ns
Irreprehsihly as the rest of us chortle
te you new.
Tw iun't n Knnfc in the whole area
Het the United States or Canada which
cm t get nt least one of tnese rauie
concerts. The mall of the big broad bread
carting stations, even In the extreme
East, brings almost dally an account
ofyeinc one In the wilds of the Vnr
N'etth weeds or the mountains of Mex
ico who Is finding life less dreary Mnce
ihc ether waves have started bringing
home nnd art und news and civilization
te his lumber camp or ltis ranch or his
nine or oil well.
There is one thing about it, of ceusc
-the farther you. are away from a
broadcasting station, the mere expensive
a set you will liave te Have. Hut the
result can be achieved by any one any
where between the Atlantic and Pacific.
And It's all se well worth while that
you will find the money for It some
where, once you hnve had a taste of
what Is In stern for the owner of a set.
-
Nip diabetes in the
bud. with
nrlnU a ptavj tt
Mountain raltcv
watrr everu ftetir
me newr.
.oil
iff'.
"Radie-active"
'J
tills pure drinking water, plurf
ft medicinal radio-activity put
there by Nature. Stubborn cases
of Diabetes frequently yield te
this Kreat natural water. En
dorsed and recommended by
physicians.
Office nnd Na.enroetns, 718 Chentnnt St..FhllR.
Call and aample Water free. Ph. Walnut JJ07
Mountain Valley Water
W
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Ann
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ORCHESTRA GIVES
ITS EASTER CONCERT
Novelty, a Werk by Spanish Com
poser, Heard for First Time Here
TUG PROaitAM
"l.a Orande Panun RiiNse," rtlrnxky-KorsakefT
E'xccrptB from "El Amer DruJo".,,le Fnlla
Hympheny In 13 flat Merart
I'asiucaslla C miner t Much
In pursuuncc of its usual custom, the
Philadelphia Orchestra gave the first
concert of the Hely Week pair at the
Academy of Music en Saturday, evening
and the concert usually given en Friday
afternoons will be performed today at
three o'clock.
The concert began with Klinsky
Korsakoff's "La Grande l'nqun Uussc"
or "The Russian Kastcr," which Mr.
Btokewskl has been in the habit ei
putting en the program for Hely Week
for several seasons past. The compo
sition has all the gorgeous orchestral
color for which Rimsky-Korsakeff is
unique among the modern Russians,
but while much of the thematic mate
rial is admittedly drawn from the
music of the Itussinn Church, the ef
fect of the work Is net entirely relig
ious, nt least from nn Occidental stand
point. The composition has nlunys the
effect of grandeur nnd dignity and It
wus splendidly presented by both con cen con
ducter and orchestra. T.ike ether
compositions of Itlmsky-Korsnkeff, it
Is becoming better appreciated with
hearing and last evening It was mere
cordially received by the audience than
at any of the previous henrings.
The novelty was a beiics of excerpts
from "Kl Amer Uruje," described np a
"choreographic fnntusv" by dc Fnlla. u
Spanish composer. There wcrp twelve
excerpts, nnd they covered n wide range
of emotional feeling. The work pal
pably was net a composition for orches
tra, and its merits, or rather the merits
of the composer, are. difficult te judge
for this reason. There is a decided
originality of thought shown, but
whether this is originally of the
composer or the strangeness of the
Spanish 'musical luiem, wuicn is new te
Amcrlenncars. cannot be said. The
work ns a whole was very pleasing nnd
composed and orchestrated with much
skill.
The symphony was tbe lovely 13 flat of
Mozart, the first of the three great 17S8
symphonies in date of composition. It
was beautifully played, with great re
gard for the sentiment, nltheugh the
Today's Programs
(Alt en 260 mrtrrn
rhlladelpMa Station (WFI)
iy(.il,lrfM A f'lnthlrr)
lHT.MI.ate newa Ucm from the Tun.
no i.rixiun. . ,,,,
10 T. M Seprano sole. "Theu nrlll ant
Illrir (Mary nenacreun. pimmu,
40r. M- ii. nie Jehn Vandcrloel
J V. M. 'itner koIe Wilbur Jlerwlr
It r. M Seprano sole. "Kemn. ueiiin.
Sinn Me n Hene." Mary Aldr ill.
P. M - Hhhk koIe Jehn Vnntl. raleni
(OP M 'lener nole Wlll-ur Miwl
ctenlnj iiregrnit bralnnlnc ul 7 30 r, M..
' RftHI.. 'I..I11B f.. li.i.tnnirH.M lcwla 1.
,Kndal. Jr.
irijrlJEi & Clelhlcr Main wuiici
jtrtniin kOe Helen Acknurt Olai
'nor sei i;uni'ii iym
no reiu. Iiv Ilfirm 'I liener, inn ihi
t"nni. iiiirtoen earn old i ivuii.
'5 K miner (Lliepln), tb) Prelude. In u,
In.rn .!.... ...... . ..ir
"J teni iio'e Hareld Minendi
iri)riiise & I'letlilrr Male iju-inci.
I'lilladrlplilu htutlen (WIP)
, , (dlmbrl Ilrelhrra)
Pwm Ureihers OrchBtra Violin. Jacob
- piniiu. H.iunend Htnn; naxepiuinc. i
". uginmn; cello, ucoice u Annuiinu, ui-
L'S Vlullii nole, Jacob Uhl, accempanlfil
r.te'wnil Hlecn.
! icner hele, I.ce Hheehan.
S-fJ I'lnne sole, Mrs Frances Bibceck.
ije rener Beln. Ue Hhwhan
13 l'lann mln II.. I'lum n. lt..ruMinU.
ntjempantfii by cii'ar'lcH '. HalHall
rii V' Afnllan Uuartct will aim? bcv-
r.li ".""" "OPrailO, Alllia ll. l-una. l-uii-rIlu.
I! n v ittn.ii... ...ni.t. .Inhii ic. rtuh-
l..btltiini., William V. J'aa. aLCom aLCem
iik Chailulte H. Hnbiun- ,.
jH.iT"'"" Items, courtesy et tne i-mik
7 iJ"inpemicemcntii . ,.t
t.l.V IlOtltlllin .IiipIe. tnf thn Idddlll. "Thu
Bu!Jrlur('" "f HeddN Kox." Thornten W.
lV'.u,.a,, l "Unde Win."
- rieii musical selections.
10 l,'i,!.". I'ltUbumh. V. (KIIRA)
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The Entire Stock Sacrificed
at Prices Far Belew Cost
in This Remarkable
RECEIVER'S
SALE
4.
New Dresses
of Tricetinc, Canten, Reshanara, Taffeta
and Crepe Knit
1.75
75
75
Value te 49.7S
Values te 65
Value te 125
Capes and Wraps
Canten Crepes. Twill Cords,
Belivias and Veldynes in every
new hue and mode.
Spring Tailleurs
Stylishly mannish suits that re
flect most expert tailoring.
75
Valuee te 8S
75-
Valuee te 95
fhc Human Klde of HankliiK.'
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t Tru.i '.'" iresldi'nt Hast Und bavlnus
3u .-"!l,',iu. I'lttaburah. .
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!lh"r tl?,'iu,i '. Tdlnand l'emajcr, vlellnlsli
" l0 1" r. M. Arlhmtei
i(ten time slunal,
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STuTZ
Efficiency That Can Be Acquired
Only by Inherent Perfection
The prowess of the Stutz with the "D-H" Engine and
Compensating Spring Suspension is inherent. It is net
acquired artificially by adding intricate auxiliaries te the
fundamental power unit.
The Stutz is the first fine car te rely solely en the mature
refinement of its basic design instead of multiplication of
parts for its splendid versatility.
As a result, the Stutz, we believe, is mere nearly 1005
efficient throughout the entire range of meter car perform
ahce than any one car built today.
Its attainments are the sort that can be acquired only as
the result of inherent perfection of design.
STUTZ MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF AMERICA, Inc.
Indianaelu, Indiana, U. S. A.
S. R. BLOCKSOM MOTOR CO.
667 North Bread St.
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Economy Basement Specials for Tuesdct
Spring, Sale of
Women's
Bungalow
Aprons, 98c ea
S MONDAY. APRIL 17, 19. Htore bpi-n l A. M. 'le f m0 Vj W
nellenburgS
rJMTIRE BLOCK -MaKE1 Hfre2 STREETS J
Smm
!Mmm8im
fwffiJr InliUl lllliiRllf ill
immmwmmi
Siilire
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Mam
fw
Of percale,
chambray and
cretonne.
Several pretty
styles, finished
with contrast
ing color
a a all, piping
and pockets.
Apron and
Cap Sets
98c
T'l.iln . color
r li a m b r a y,
trimmed with
ilckrack braid,
belt and pock
ets. One pictured.
79c Percale
Bungalow
Aprons . . .
Several nttractUe pat
terns. Finished with bind
tnif. rlckrack braid, sash
and pocket.
45c
SNELLENBURflS Economy
Basement
1000 Brand-New
$3 Crochet
Bed Spreads,
$lJ98Ea
Crochet weave In pretty new
patterns. I'lnln hemmed ends.
All full double-bed size.
SneIlCNBURCS Economy
Basement
Beys' Spririgrl
Clothing
Closely Marked te Save
Yeu Substantial Sums
Continuing Our Greatest of All
Sales of
Men's & Yeung Men's
$25.00 & $27.50
Spring Suits
$15 Each
Tailoring These garments arc wnll cut and finely fin
ished in every detail.
Materials Tweeds, Pure Worsteds, Cassimeres
and Cheviots
Patterns and colorings arc the newest and smartest.
Styles Conservative, Sports and Snappy
Youthful Medels
This wonderful let includes every new style version
plaited or straight backs, semi-belts, patch or flap pockets,
Values that eclipse anything we have
ever seen!
j . . .
Men's and Yeung Men's One and Twe
Trouser Spring Suits
Remarkable Values at $19.50
Wide variety of new models made of serviceable materials in choicest colorings
and patterns.
SvflTenbUrJgS Kconerny Basameil
A Splendid New Greup of
Girls' Lingerie
Dresses
yjii; rfirJlul
let i 1W1
If 1
Considerably Belew Real
Werth
$1.95
Shown in a diver
sity of pretty models,
daintily tnmmeti wmi
4 a.rtl... l.irt.i ti.lrl Vln-
1,J, bon. Alse a few or
gandies and figured
voiles and dimities in
let. Sizes 1 te 14
years. One pictured.
Girls' Spring Coats & Capes
Extraordinary Qrj CA
at
Fine veleurs, hemespuns and her
ringbones in all the newest shades.
Geed-looking spetts and dress models,
smartly trimmed. Mostly full lined.
Sizes 7. te M years. One pictured.
SneIZeTIbUrZJS Economy Basement
Babies' 79c te $1
Short White Dresses
at 59c Each
y"T $7.30
Made of soft white"
nainsoek in many cun
ning styles, prettily set
off with dainty yokes,
tucks or embroidered
cellars.
.Sires 6 months,
1 and 2 uears.
Twe Pictured
Sy.Lt.' L'.BJJS Economy Basement
re
!r
Heys' $8.75 Twe-
Pants Suits, $6.93
Mixed cheviot suit. Knlckcr
pants, full lined. Sizes 6 te
17 car.M.
Beys' $15 Twe-Pants
Suits, $11.95
All-wool tweeds, with me-halr-llnc'il
retitu and full-lined
knickers. .SU-s 7 te 18 years.
Beys' AH-Weel
Reefers, $3.73
UIup erIe und tueed'". with
f.lree chexren. Sizes te 8
yenra.
Beys' Knickers, 95c
Mlnl cheviets. Sizes 8 te
17 j ears
Beys' Play alls, 81c
Ktra quality hlue denim.
Sizes 3 te 7 years.
bNrU.LNBURCS l:cl),lemv
Uasenient
400 Dezen 60c
Doilies, Tray
Cevers & Ovals
at 29c Ea.
Talnl pieces that add se
milch te our table. Fine nier
rerlzert damask ccntcis, with
hlRh-Rrnile l.iee edgings.
SNELLLNBURCS Economy
Basement
Furniture & Bedding
At Greatly Reduced Prices
.$20.00 Five-Piece
Breakfast- 01 O QPC
Roem Suit at vlfl.W
Only 100 of These
$15 Felt-&-Cotten IMattresses
Te Sell Tomorrow Only
at $7.95
Helt edge, If, pounds te the full nU(
Mailu te tit all rcKtilatlen-slr.f beds.
One pletn enl. Nene sold te de.iler.s
Mali tirders tilled wlun renilltance is
stilt ltlt order. Nene sent C. O. 1
Sample IMattresses
at Half Price
$8.00 Steel
Felding Cot
and Pad te
Fit at $3.95
RaiE9
$8 Drop Drep
Side Bed
Couch, $1.19
$12 Mahog
any End
Table, $4.95
$25 Bureaus
$M.9.ri
nr j
Solid oak Three
deep drawers Ual
Krench Pl.tle lull lull
rer, 14i" IikIics.
$17.50 Mahog
any Library
Table, $9.95
Ilcautlful veneer
lop. lilRhly pollhh pellhh
ed 24x36. Inch size.
Krcnch-shaped lecn.
deep drawer nnd
wide shelf.
$5.25 Dining-
Roem Chair,
$2.95
Slip seal,
2-Inch Con
tinuous Pest
Iren Bed with
Ten Fillers,
$6.95
s
warn
MansLrfaMw
$7.00 Parler
Table, $3.95
S 1x2 Much pel.
ikhed (i.ili top
$25 3-Jiece
Bed Outfit
$14.95
Pillows and
Bolsters
Qll
Keather Pillows,
One, URe. $1.19
Feather Holsters.
1.3S, 1.B0, 3.50
bNELLBNBUROb Economy Basement
Great Mid-Spring Sale of
Undermuslins
Women's Chemise and
Nightgowns 89 C
Generously propeitioned of
white lingerie cloth and prettily
trimmed with medallions and cm cm
breidery. One pictured.
Women's Night
gowns Neatly taileied.
Women's Corset
Cevers
Nicely mauc and finished wit!.
neat embroidery.
women s vtl weraens
Pajamas at. . -7,v' Chemise at
Twe-piece htylcs of pink Lingerie (.leth,
lingerie
models.
49c
35c
cloth. Tailored models.
39c
tailored
iMTLI TMBJRu? I'conemy Basement
Hosiery and
Underwear Sale
Continues te Offer Remarkable Values
Women's 25c
Stockings, Pr.
12' c
Women's
Vests....
:jc
12'!c
19c
Klne lisle. llnish lotion i.loeK i.leeK
liiB" lilack while and tordo terdo torde
x.in hti.enda
Women's 39c
Stockings, Pair.
Klne meieei lecl Hale stooK steoK stoeK
IliK". ileuhle sole, puperiei
(liiallly HluU, Inte and cei-
dea.n. Seeends
Women's 50c and (i5c
Outsize 2P
Stockings, Pair. . "
Klnet meieei ized lile sloiU sleiU
Inca III out Mitt Plain qr
libbed tnpx Hlack and toi tei toi
deiin hccend
I' Inn nblied
hedke 8-1 lr s
C HKill
t und"
and
59c
Women's 35c Kxtra
Size Vests, 3 for 50c
llibhed niten low ne K
Me.MleFB ind liodlie Htj. Ir
Set eudd
Women's (i9c Extra
Size Union Suits, 48c
Hand lop low lie, U slrrxe
lesj. liui idKC oes Knit and
i le( lltilnc at l.nn
Women's 75c
Extra-Size
Union Suits. . .
Sizes trt -IR. fin Klne ribbed
lotion band tops, shell cle
loose Kmi and i-lesi lltting at
Knee,
Women's 69c Deuble
Extra-Size Pants, 48c
Kine rbbel cotton, Mirll
edue loose lnce. HIih 4fi, 4S
ami TU
Deuble
59c
Women's $1.00
$1.25 Silk
Stockings. Pair. .
Pure Ihiead RllU and IU-nud-tlber
mled NieihiiiKs In
Id.ieK, white, tordevao Kiax
II till lllldi' color? SllKllt el-emU
Men's 35c Socks,
3 Pair for 50c
Kin est mereerled Hide hoi Kb
with double stolen and extra
BPllced heels nnd leeH Hlaik
roiaevnn. navy and Bray imi , di.iwerH wlili Htr.n i , k. ,,n.i
lilHeK cotton with unbleached ' c r, ,,,,, '
iit.u rf in euit'i m-uitnr
.Men's $1.00
aye
Men's 59c
Underwear. . .
HalbrlKKnn shirts with whert
t-lerxes Iliiuble - seat nnlOe
45c
Beys' 59c Union
Suits
Checked nainsoek
union sulta.
athletic
Union Suits.
69c
I'ancj n i ail ran athletic milts
and white gauze cotton ath.
letlc sulta.
ii 14 r
SNELUNBTTRft & CO.
iiV-s.W-V,V'! . AWIsK??tS!!t5r4VX -. '.. - 'i Av Ir'' ' ,Jr.'Al .. V&iXl - ' '
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bHELLENBURaS Economy Basernent
Pu tllMMV nnMM kjiJ .
3 an mitLitiN uuku s
.''jM jFi
Women's $1.50
and $2 Cersetsr
69c and 89c
SnejunliurR Special, r n and
Tictene makes Pink ceutll
with, medium bust or Kirdle
top
$2.50 & $3.50 Corsets,
$1.39, $1.98, $2.98
and $3.95
Kei tbe large tlfiure
Medium-bust or Rlrdle-tep
stj les will buued and rc-en-feupil.
f-Ues "O te 10
S1.10
$1.50
Bandeaux .
Pink satin in stripes or
llnuii-s Heek back
PvWb
I'enuemy
B.ixeincnt
Wall Papers
6c
25c Wall
Rell ....
15c te
Papers,
l.arKe ,i-ieitim nt of block
kitchen, (Icured llxinjr room
and Het al bedroom pap is
Sold in combination icith
matching berdira at 5c and
10c yard.
35c te 45 Wall
Papers. Hell . . .
i n tout e 11 e i a I brecade
sfipe .mil plain !'"' null o.it e.it
itii il p.ipir
Binders or Borders te
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