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tbrewlns
the waves were. the slie of the ocean waves, Here the stick Is
Bme way wiui radio
'h. "ut
almost any nonrddle 'man
se broadcast ' concerts and
laments, and among tne -first
.(Mien questions ne win bsk win
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from doing It."
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tfttber UO net liuenerv. it iiu pruuirr
iaanttnent 'of the knobs, 'one nation
'JS Km "tuned out" and another "tuned
S" ?r. the first con be heard and the
Seena silenced. .
"Btit I don't sce hew that Is pos pes
"tUt." Veu said that yourself, didn't
$1V right. Let's, forget radio for a
'awacat' and talki about something se
mi1 that you have noticed It your
NH tdesen times. ,
-,lLt suppose we are en opposite sides
i a pehd. On your side there is a
Slr-ilzedi leg floating. - On my side
'SJrtjs a little chip. t , ,
(Txen threw n stone' Inte the water. It
ikct l sP'aBl1 Bnd sends out little
nres which spread eutfin circles all
titt the pond. These waves pass the
l hut de net rock It enough te be per.
mtlble. The leg Is tee big. But
fen the waves reach my. chip, they
Mi it up and down as long as the waves
gappofie I chop down 'a tree en my
'He and it falls squarely v into tne
witef. It will make a .tremendous U1?'h;
hah and will srnd"eut wove be" big Did
JTtyeur leg will rock up and, down
a tnee, .
rlTiat'Sjhew radio works. Ten hear,
ndle cnrclcsfcly spoken of as "air
wuts." It isn't. Sound travels en
it tves. But the air, or atmosphere,
M wfl knew it extends only some hun
& miles nbevc the BUrface of the
"rth:t Beyond that is utter silence se
(tru miman cars arc concerned, 'lucre
h se air te carry an audible sound
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litween us and the sun and planets
ad stars is filled with nn extremely
UrMnis,,intangible something te which
RUauits nave given iue name ei yncr.
h'U Is in this ether that radio waves
in suae. And tne etner in every
-re between the atoms of bricks
Hd (tones nnd weed and mortar and
Baa-.' and that Is why we can set up
Mrudi Inside our tightly closed houses
ltd 'receive wireless signals. They
travel en the ether that is distributed
all through these materials, , ' '(
-The sending station sends out a sig
nal which Is the stone that makes the
snlash In thla ether. The waves travel
everywhere at the tremendous rate of
mere than" 180,000 miles a second-
nearly eight times around the earth
while your watch ticks four times. '
Our receiving sets are "tuned" te
receive only the waves of , the station
we want te hear.' Yeu see in every
wireless program 'the announcement of
the "wave length!.' en ".which it is te
be sent. If we only spoke of this
length in feet ''and inches it wouldn't
sound se mysterious. But It means
the same thing. -' K ,
Yeu will henr'ef ocean waves which
nre thirty-tbrce feet from crest te crest.
That is ten meters. Our radio waves
are much bigger than that. AVe can
produce them that small, but they are
net of milch use. 'Amateurs use 200
meters about 0600 feet. The con
certs are breadenbt en 300) meters.
That is, the waves made in the ether
are about 1200 feet from crest te crest.
And, se We go en up te 25,000 or 110,
000 meters for soma of the biggest
trans-eceanic stations. -
' 'New, with all the concerts being sent
en 300-mcter waves, you will say that
the Illustration of the waves In the
pond and the leg is bad, for the leg
would, respond te all waves, of the same
length;
veu ever notlce the difference In
the shapes of the'waves en water? With
a1 high wind blowing jeu will find the
hwaves almost straight up and down, or
mn 'concave en. the wind side. 'and
rounded en the ether. Yeu will see
seme waves with sharp peaks and ethers
with easy" curves en thecrcsts. The
waves bieaklng en the beach are dif
ferent 'from the rollers out at sea. It
all depends en what makes the waves.
He It Is in the ether. And we have
sufficiently developed the art of radio
that our sending instruments can be
made te send out waves of a nartlcular
shaped and our receiving Instruments
can be tuned te receive waves ei any
length and any shape, and de It se
sharply that they will give greatest re
sponse only te the shape we want te
hear and almost Ignere the ethers, even
thought they .be of 'exactly the same
length. '
It Is adjusting .the receiving set te
get the waves we want that we 'call
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(tVeatlntheeee)
09 P. M. Recital by Mlii Kdlth Bennett
celebrated Amerlcan eoprane. Mi Si.h.
Peyer..th. noted Bwiee puSl.te. "ut be th.
accempanlit. Preram "Aria d PemL. "
"Dauia Duxa." Uurante: "Aria" B?rd"
Bena frem.tb Opera "Paallaicl." Ieni..
vallei "Aplea un reve." Eaure: "AmiS?"
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Ore. tenor ballad elncer, New Tork Cltyi
pre-ram. "Ave Maria." Krhv'lwrt: "Thank
Oed for a Oarden," Tereea rel RI-(e; "Olva
n Man a Herse Hn Can Bide," O'Hnra:
"Little Mether of Minn." Uurleliih! "The
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"Like Htare Above.' .Sautre; "Little 'Bev
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"The Bene That Beached Mv Heart." Jor Jer
dan; "Evenaenr." Blumenthal. Mlae Lillian
Rllei-oed .Fowler, of the Oullment Organ
Scheel at the piano.
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(WcitlocheaM)
8.80 P. M. and at Tfteen-mlnute Intervals
thereafter, baseball scores.
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dressera hand ma
chine for small busi
nesses. Speed 1,300
te 1,800 per hour.
YOU are paying for it net once, but
many times ever, in leaks and losses
due' te old-fashioned bungling methods
in handling lists and names.
Which particular machine you are
paying for depends en the size and
nature of your business, and te a cer
tain extent en your present method of
hpjidling your addressing problems.
But we knew you are paying for one
of them ---literally, truly. We are just
as sure of it, as we are certain that
there is a way te check this waste.
Hew te effect this important saving is
net sucl a long story, but we prefer te
make it pertinent te your business
rather than general
Se, if you request it, we will ask one of
our expert Service Men te call and ex
plain the newest, most efficient and
economical systems of handling and
listing names for all sorts of addressing;
and the heading of statements, pay
sheets, route lists, shipping forms, etc.
Impertant: We .will arrange te have this
Belknap Service Man call entirely at your con
venience; but when he does call please re
member he is a Specialist net a Salesman. His
mission is te help you, net te sell you. Listen te
him attentively; answer his questions frankly;
volunteer any information you think he ought
te have. In ether words help him te help you,
if you really want help.
Meantime, if you wish it, we will gladly send
for your careful consideration, an interesting
booklet about Belknap Systems of Addressing.
It is well worth reading. Yeu are paying for
the addressing efficiency it tells about, se why
net have it?
Ask your secretary te write at once for booklet
or interview; or better still, phone Walnut S641
new and request a Belknap Serviee Man te call.
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Don't make the mistake of thinking
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anything te you, you can't afford
net te have one. Better have one!
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if business isn't what you
want it te be
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Coats and SUits
Savings Average Fully One-third
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tAH the Fex Scarfs
MVere Net in the
Easter Promenade
Although It did leek like it,
te be uure. Seme beautiful
pieces among these:
AMERICAN FOX in the
cheker1 style; in brown, wal
nut, taupe and black $20.00
te $46.00.
t CANADIAN FOX rich
ly blended skins; animal style
$18.00 te $40.00. .
SOUTH AMERICAN FOX
Animal Scarfs; fur en both
Bides; brown, black, gray,
taupe, battleship gray $10.00
te $35.00.
ALASKA FOX Animal
Scarfs, lined or with fur en
both aides; in all fashionable
shades from walnut te plati
num gray $35.00 te $95.00.
Strawbrldga A Clethlsr
Second Fleer, Filbert Street
99 Suits, new $15.00
46 Suits, new $18.75 -39
Suits, new $22.50
At $1 flO Worsted Jersey Suits in plain blue and brown
jtxuMV and Jn heather-mixed green, blue and brown.
Belted models with mannish cellar or Tuxedo fronts.
At $1& 7K -Homespun and tweeds, including heliotrope, gray,
.i.QJ.O,iO reg(J am, tan Beited and unbelted styles. Alse
one-piece Dresses with smart Capes te match.
A t 99 Kfi Cassavant twills, herringbone effects, Dent, Sklbe
At 6'9V and Rainbow tweeds, in beautifully tailored
models, belted and unbelted, and with many fine points of tailored
distinction. Seme Suits of circular cape and two-piece skirt.
Gray, blue, rose and tan in the let.
e-VBtrawbrldee & Clothier Second I'loer. Centra
Wemen'sSmart
Suit Cases
In anticipation of the vaca
tion season women are select
ing new luggage. These are
the best Suit Cases available
at these prices. Of surface
stock cowhide, in black cobra
grain, ever wooden frame,
with French edges and lined
with moire. Streng, practical
and smart looking nn a woman
requires.
Suit Cases, 20-inch size, $13.00
22-inch, $13.50; 24-inch, $14.00
Htrawbrldae & Clothier
Aisle 8. Centre
Capes, Coats and
Cape-Sleeve Coats
$18.00 te $60.00
One hundred and fifty of the most fashionable Coats, Capes
and Cape-slccvc Coats of the season, Loese, roomy garments,
some hanging free from the shoulder, ethers loosely belted. Of
mixed cloths, tan cleakings and high-grade cloths in plain,shades,
beautifully lined. Sample size 36 only, but because of the grace
ful, easy lines of all Wraps this season, many women requiring
much larger sizes can be fitted. All one-third and mere under
price.
Remarkable values at
x $18.00, $22.50, $25.00, $30.00,
$35.00, $40.00, $50.00, $60.00.
sS Straw bridge & Clothier Second Fleer, Centra
' '
1000 Men's Suits Reduced
An assembling and clearance of the 'many groups, incomplete in range of sizes,
that remain after the remarkable selling activity of the past few weeks. These Suits
are all from regular stock and include Spring and California-weight Suits. Prices have
been greatly reduced te insure speedy clearance.'
Smart New Suits Reduced
te $18.00
Fermer prices averaged one-half mere. Many
styles, many fabrics.
Alce, Wickham and Other
Suits $28.00
A geed selection of sizes and patterns.
Fermer prices were much mere.
Wickham and Other Suits, $23
Wickham make, at half price. Others are
one-fourth te one-third under price.
Stein-Blech, Hart, S chaff tier
& Marx, Alce and Wickham
Suits new $36.50
Net every size in any one btyle, but all sizes
in the let. Sharply reduced.
SV- Straw brldee Cleth!er Second Fleer. East
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$1.00 $1.00
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$1.00
$t.7e
Outfit Small Felk for Warm
Weather at Little Expense
This is the way te de il select practical Rompers and Dresses
from these exceptional groups, and see hew little the cost of many
of the necessary .summer garments for wee felk:
White Dresses
2- te 6-year Sizes
New $1.75 te $7.95
Similar Dresses have been
sold for one-half mere but
these have become slightly
soiled or rumpled and are re
duced for n quick clearance. Of
lnwn, voile or organdie. One
model, shown at right, ?4.75.
Infants Slips
Special, $1.50
Hand-made, of nainsoek in
bishop style.
Babies Dresses
Unusual Value $1.00
Nainsoek Dresses in yoke or
bishop style. Leng Dresses for
infants, or iheit for tots, of 6
months te 2 years. One style
sketched at right centre.
Peplin Rompers
Away Under Price $1
Several models of pink or blue
poplin, some smocked. Twe aie
shown at the left. 3 te 5 years.
r - Straw brl.lse Clothier Vihd Doer. Wist
New Hammock
Couches Ready
Many new arrivals 1 New
styles for perch, lawn or open
air sleeping room, with every
modern, up-te-the-minute de
vice for greater comfort and
appearance. Khaki, French
giay and painted-stripe canvas
or floral cretonnes and applique
effects in great variety. Ad
justable back-rest, that serves
as n wind-shield; head-rest,
front valance, soft cushion
mattress and dependable
springs. Solid comfort, in
ether words, without less of
poed appearance $10.00 te
$40.00.
Pipe and angle Iren Stands,
enameled in gray, tan or green
$4.25, $0.00 and $7.50.
Straw brldBe & Clothier
Third Fleer, Centre
Beautiful Pearl
Bead Necklaces
Under Price
One never tiies of a Pearl
Bead Necklace. These will
be lovely with summer frocks
and blouses. And prices are
notably low. Of indestructible
pearls in giaduuted sizes, with
solid geld clasp.
18-inch note $1.00
SJ- and S7-inrh-4U0
30-inch new $5.00
Straw brldjn riethter
Alslu 0, .Market Street
A Special Let of
9x12 Axminster Rugs
$19.75, $22.75, $29.75
If it were net for very slight imperfections, chiefly in the
matching, we would mention the manufacturer's name, and have
you meie fully realize the exceptional values presented. Attrac
tive patterns and colorings, all 9x12 feet, in three nrice-trleuns
? 19.75, 'J2.75 and $29.75. b '
Rugs of the aame seit, 11.3x12 fcct-?2D.75. A most unusual
oppeiUmity in the Department of Lewer-Priced Fleer Coverings.
& Straw b, dBa . Clothler-l'lenr -I',. rilbcrtHtret
Ten-yard Pieces of
Leng Cleth, $1.85
Our own S. & C. quality se
popular with women who like
te make their own lingerie and
that of the family. A let of
900 pieces at this attractive
price $1.85.
Strawbrldee & CJethler
Alsla 18, Centre
A New Toilet Seap
Perfect, 10c; $ldez.
And the cakes are very
large, nearly half - pound
weight. Witch Hazel or But
termilk Seap, special at 10c a
cake, or $1.00 a dozen.
Klrahril" Clethlrr Alsla 10.
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