ft R. I IP i. k.rf H t. '! ,$..' i -j7 M -.u C'M iu$ 5K9. . liili tfStt vLv?j 90AD ATI TZ XfW iBTMfri , 4 : 't , .v, tnnrrinK ' r(.jli'srrrs"n -. iT. RHEOSTATS (GHOUSE SETS -EASTHAM SETS mPlete STOCK OF a n a tmwxnwx a rma ' tTaaieV am fr n ill a nn. m m f am .1 FORMATION! ' ; lilrlclans will b xlm! (a a.sl.t you 1 Inrth (election of set best ltd lioQyeur reed. Help and advle In fgiSesnlnT , your own set Is available ht without chart. H. Reyer Smith Ce. .Vefrf f , Radie Apperalut 3 f Oth and Walnut StreeU -Jtr Open Until 0 P. M. Dally . ,';. j. Saturday' Until 0 r. M. 1 i. iliidmlfiiinidfa'n'illljfi i.i,,,'..! .It. ' i.iun i, ,fcS T? '"' wrw.lrtte H.W.t fefryjt v r"7 v" " ' ffiVJtV iifri filv'WJ Wg'y y3vH yti a ' W I jj; ' PI Sj w 9 f e i -a Typical receiving outfits. Ob led apparatus used te "tune" signal. Ob right tuner hooked up te salt which makes signals plainly audible and another which make them thirty or were timet M strong Ne. 4. What Will It Cost fer.a Set? Jsl &. ja m In v I f I Wet Philadelphia RADIO CENTER Siippl' and Equipment SeeW ANTENNA WIRE, 75c VTCCK f Hundred Fret ROBT. BROS. ELEC. CO. w4jJKVf.LB 428 S. 52d UL OPEN EVENINGS BITE FALSE TEETH? r ' SURE! Dr.Wernet's Powder : KEEPS THEM TIGHT Ratitves sere gums, sweetens the breath. A white powder. At beet Drug or Department Stores, McvfOc., $1.00 or write direct te VMMttatfalllis, Ca.,llSbBMSL,N.Y. tf 1 A The eld-fashi( sr tit aJ. ened. r t ;lv ,'f SWnX' StCHi tool as this sneers at window kxirs or iron bars. But the usVesncH tools auto aute "MticsHy sets-going the entire Helmes Electric Protection '' aystem. Se' Helmes sneers at ,J When then iuHelafa , l Aria aaTafjr HOLMES . ELECTRIC j, Protection BWUalal OMf S Strwt. riUUaalBkla KtyalMe Mala'MM J2: a. ih tWED A SWEATER f MD 'SKIRT WITH 1 1 "DIAMOND DYES" Emy "Diamond Dvea" eackave MO low te dye or tint any worn, ricM teler that will net streak, .pet, fees 4Y run. Perfect home dyeing U guareateed with Diamond Dyes i4i you nave never ayea Detore. : tell your druggist whether the inal you wish te dye is wool or air whether it i linen rnlfnn nr leC goods. Fer fifty-one years llaka of women have hn nalmr "Diamond Dyes" te add years of wear te their old, shabby waists, Urta,-, dresses, coats, sweaters, tecUngs, draperies, hangings, every thing! Advt. Perhaps the question of iflnances nheuld have been tbe first one dls cutied In this rerles en radio. What, then, will It cost te Install a radio set te reetlre these radio broadcasts? The answer Is necessarily Indefinite. Anywhere from $3 te $250. It will depend entirely en what you want te get and your location. " First, you will have te understand that there are two great general divi sions among receiving seta. There is the type of set that uses a piece of mineral, or crystal, te receive through. There is the type of set that uses a specially designed Incandescent light, known as nn audlen valve, or bulb, te receive through. The bulb Is by all odds the most ef ficient from thirty te several hundred times us efficient. That Is te ssy, In sert first a crystal and then a bulb in the same station and the bulb will make the phones give out signals se much louder that there can be no com parison. And the bulb will enable you te hear stations that would net make the slightest sound through the piece of mineral. There Is another aspect of this. Most people who install a radio set want one that will de away with the phones n nd give the music and speech through n born, known as a "loud sneaker." or one of these phonograph attachments which make your standard bes serve loud speaker. It Is te be understood In the first nlace that anv one who wants such results must positively use the bulb tpe of receiver, xne crystal type can not be used with a loud speaker with any satisfaction. Why, then, you will ask, bother about the crystal type at all? Well, the crvstal set has its uses. If you are within about five miles of a powerful broadcasting station and want the music and speech for your self alone, a simple crystal set will answer as an amusement. If you are mere than five miles away from the sending station, you might as well give up all thoughts of using a crystal de tecter. Turning te the bulb type we strike the expense. Fer the simplest type of set, with only one bulb, you will have te spend quite a tidy sum, even If you buy the part separately and assemble the set yourself. There STe' certain things that are essential and they all cost money. Here is just a list of the necessi ties with approximate prices. Parden the technical names of the things; you needn't bother yet te learn what they mean; It Is enough te knew that you have te have them, se as te get a general Idea of the cest.4 This set Is for the best "hook up" te receive the majority of broadcasting stations which send en a 300 -meter wave length. It is known as the "regenerative set" and Is by all means the most efficient for short waves, from 200 te Q00 meterB. Your aerial apparatus will cost about 5. .. Varie-coupler. $0.50. Twe variemeters, $10. Variable condenser. 15. Grid condenser, fifty cents. Phenes, $6. Six-volt storage battery te light the bulb, $1S. Dry cells for "B" battery, $2.50. Bulb socket, $1. Bulb, $5. Rheostat, $1.50. There's $58 right there. But, re member that when you have It and It is hooked up and' you get that first thrilling, awe-Inspiring sound of a hu man voice coming from four or five hundred miles away, your $53 will seem like a mighty small price te pay for one of the most wonderful sensations that modern science has given us. Each Sunday night, with a set like this, I have listened te the actual serv ices In a church 370 miles away, with four' or five phones connected In the cjrcult. Te operate n loud speaking horn or phonograph.' you will need what Is 1 known as "amplification." That means that you muHt attach apparatus te build up and Increase the strength of i uie signals received. There are audlen bulbs made for thli nneclal purpose nnd if you use one of mem you nave wnat is called "one step of amplification." If you use two am plifying bu'bi. you have two steeH. nml NOjferth. Few nmateurs go beyond two Hteps and this Is UHually sufficient te operate a nern or phonograph. The amplification will cost jeu about ?20 for each step. Just one word of caution. In pric ing standard receiving outfits, remem ber that they nre almost always sold wiwiuui quid, aenai eutnt. ttemm hut. tery, "B" batteries or phones. Get the prices ei tnese articles from this list una aua te tne puce ei the set te es timate total cost. And, If jeu buy amplifiers already made up In neat I panels, add $0.50 for the bulb for each step. Today's Programs Jac( raUadrfphla fltattea (HTt) (StrawMO Clothier) 1;1A P. f. L.al rhi Itcma fMm tli PCSLIO LslKISS. Afttrnoen oehctrt at P. M. Blanch Kluth. sopranos Marrucm Crewoll Oarr, oentralto: Hareld A. Slmendi, bsrltent. ciYnjnT concert Dtginnins ai rjg r. h. A var4 presram et vocal and instrumental raualc. MdlaaiMua SIMM (WW) (Otsabtl BrsMksrs) 1 !B0 P. If . ClucieAt .and "babuI tr must a by the Qimbcl Orchestra undtx, th direction et Raymond Bten. 1 89 P. M. Sazaphnne ele. Vincent Out In): accompanist, Raymond Bteen. 2 80 P. it. Lateet noeular dance hits en the talklnc machine: new device used ter trammlMlen Insure perfect reproduction. . 2.4 P. M, Baritone ele. r'Chle Oil th Old rileclc." Wlfiltm H. Cornes, s:ie p. h, repuiar vccai ioueoa, vari Znfhrnn: (a,) "Carolina Rollins atene''; lb) "Reck Me te Sleep In My Swane Cradle'': piano accempanlit. Jeseph Fisher, S'SO P. if. Seprano sole. Mr. Klla Mc Cue: "Klsa M Axaln," Herbert; violin oe aate. Marian Deran, 4 'SO P. it. New item, courtesy Pcslic Lstxisa. 4 3.1 Announcement. 7.00 p. M. Final baseball score Via Radie 7:1B P. M. Itedtlm sterlee for th kid die: "The Adventure or Ready rpi, Thornten w. uunress. read ey us w. T. P" 7:22 P. M. "Unci W I P" will announce the names of all children wrltliur In te him. 7 SO P. M. Mlna Delers will sive a short recital. The follewln soprano soles, ac companist Mrs. france nabceck: i"Vel che Sapele," from "Marrlase of Flcare.c Mesart: 2 "The Little Oray gev." Uaar: S "The Moen Drep Lew. ' Cadmaai 4 "Hepak," Moussercsky. Newark. K. J.. Station (WJZ) (Wmtifuhoe) 7 P. M. "Jack Rabbit Stories." by David Cerey. New Yerk Evcnlnr Mall. 7:80 P. M. "Saytns." by B. A L. War- 7:45 P. it. "Tour Dally Marketing.'.1 by May B. Van Arrdale. asseclat professor household arte, Teacher' Collece. Columbia University. 8 te 10:15 P. M. Concert by th West Oram Community Orchestra, win. O. Ax worthy, director. Prearam "MarchNallon "MarchNallen al Emblem." Radtelys "Ovrture rellcla. Oruenwald: "Solrctlen Dainty Daffodils." Mll. "W.!,. Atnh. O." Tkat "L CSST- ,n- r.,..ka ' n-nn "tfarrh Reul TrUlll- rtr," Seltter, br th erchlra. Sepran sole by Mrs. H. H. Aswerthy: "Tomorrow Come the Sin." Ambrn; "An, Old ar den." Tempi: "Jiin." Burlelfhi "Oh fjr a uay in nprinc." Anarwv. aierimi "" "" sole, (elected by the Mlssea Alice and Mil-,1-4 -.ii ii.i.u rnAnltht' and 'no Cobbler and the Crew.r' "O Evenlns' BJlr the Mai Quartet. Celle ele. ""?, Wlder. by w. O. Axwerthy: soprano oles. elected, by Miss Lllll Ouernsejr. A w remarks by Rev. O.e. Baye Miller, pastor Wash. St. Bapt. Church, Oranse. N. ' IttUbOTSh Baatlea (KDKA) (Westtnaieseia) tM P. M. and at . fiftaentfnlmits InUr vals thereafter, baseball scer-s. f 7.80 "Tinder Bex." a bedfrn tenr for th children. 7 .41 Government market report, and a report of the New Yerk S,05S '.ffStry S 00 "Shady Bid A?$m.S?nt in fVhoel A New Educational W'W""? Plttaburxh." by Dr. Jehn P. Aobejjen. prei SntPerm;ylvnlar:clle for Women "Better Cltlsenshlp Threush prssnisea Ply and .Recreation.- Dr-.siiS.'I'o.-ue-re.ni reeldent director Irene KaufmSn Beiuemeni. rsira,.c..M....B.....B.W.1s.r.ad. ?aXr?l.t: Imperial Brasi "??' et m'ce & Dauenhauer. trombone; Jehn Keenls. accem PS5,,tl . ..O..I th. Fathsr." Deiecueni; '-'SLi"u.-i: Mamera Ji-1 FSF'ilssV?- ife.PWa,Sy ul.i Marr F. Walx. 8' Minute "aiiy. Jehn A. Keen S. -. ." v"ieTd7' Ml March." Jehn A .Keenla. 8 irieuia haue1;. ll5-"Pllfrlm.; Cheru." eu.rtet. 11 "Sweet and Ixw." iuartst. Bfhenectady Htatien WGT) .... (Otseral Weetrte Cepany) "Kammenel Ostrew." piano ele. Earl ""'cjbw a Tiny darden." tenor ele. HLr..b.."f.nurtme!lNecturn. Ne 8. violin ele. aU.1.',0.r?.r?"rrltch'.." barlten sole. Fred r,"MeraTn." soprano sole. Ml. H.len B pSSre'. Bena from "L Huseset.." piano "Tli& " odTer'. Garden." Uner ele. MMred"7 'violin, sole. Oulde Bell. "Daddy." baritone sole. Mr. Hermanc. Care Helve, from the opera "Atlanta. o e o prane ele. Miss Beelen "DRYACT INDORSED Congregational Middle Atlantic Con ference Vetea It Support Plalnfleld. N. J., April 20. Resolu Reselu Resolu tienH supporting prohibition were passed by the Middle Atlantic Confer ence of the Congregational Church, comprising Maryland, Virginia, Dis trict of Columbia nnd New Jersey, at its cltlng fission yesterday. The following officers were elected: Moderator, W. A. Morgan, of Washing- I ten ; vice moderator, Charles H. Baker, of Mentclalr, N. J.', treasurer, James 1 -A TT.Xl Oie)rifFA V T Ma.l II. NOyB, OI " !-. " ., BU Hccrctary, the Rev. Chnrlcs W. Car Car eoll of Philadelphia. The conference will meet next year in Lppcr Mont Ment clalr, N. J. fe I V- 1 A- IaS. iv J.) ill i V ' l . -9rJ''mi Si ' 11 " WSISiilMB c,jth, . i mL0sr it -WttBe. i'ti -mm Uncommon Sense : Geed Brains Are Costly By JOHN BLAKE It The utr Docter 'arfOHata leaa, wkk m uKMrt niiwiiiaiii sww a,' arsava tae akin avaak, aM clear. QwAmu Taleaaa tkaakta. , ilA i''" '" BIG employers buy brains and arp net jifrnlf tn nnv waII fnr lim I It is peer economy te buy peer , brains. Rockefeller, Carnegie, .Schwab, Lord NerthcllfTe hundreds of ether English j men and Americans who from nothing at nil made tremendous succps-sen, had te have help te de what they did. They never get cheap help. They get the best that was te be had, and alwajs paid for it. But they were Insistent en having tlie best. And they paid no mere than anybody else for the average brains which were also necessary te the build ing of their great establishments. YOU may net have a great Industry, or a great newspaper, but you have rat least get a career, and you have get te have a geed Drain te conduct it. That brain Is probably your own, for we take It that you are net yet hir ing the brains of ethers. Very well. Don't be afraid te spend money en It. Give It the best training and education you can obtain, and re gard every cent you devote te that as an investment that will pay big divi dend by aad by. t Aad. In Investments of that sort Mia la eye mere valuable Aan money, and for that reanen it ought te be spent just as lavishly. Every hour that you can spare can be well invested in making your bralrt better. If It was a geed brain te begin with, all the mere reason for improv ing it. Yeu notice that racing men never ppeml great stuns of money training scrub homes, but they are unstinted in the money used te train well-bred and premising horses. IF YOU can't go te college go te night school ic you will find a fair equivalent i technical training Is te be obtained. That will cost you time you may want te spend in amusement, but tbe time will be well spent. Perhaps jeu will be able te buy ether brains after n while. Just at present yours Is the only one which will de your work. Don't deny it the training it needs. The mere money you spend en its education the bigger value you will get out of it by and by. Cepyrtest, Ills, by Public Ltdgtr Company TWILIGHT BASEBALL SCORES Heard .about th new aisoclatlenT Mera rhan 128 team have already been erxtnlaed. Amateuf and Independent Baseball In Pblla Aelnhls Is ferslns ahead. iTeu can keep v. ell Informed en th Twlllfbt .Baseball dame air raadlae .tha.. Spert a. rases In th merntna Pesiifi LapnxK vry day. "Msk It a Hah'Fv'' ffli, sin it m l li " sr'?. .A1" y i,... ,. ,ra.w.g.,'n.r ...i. ... g..v. . .... JBSammmSKM ' WwmW aaaaeViattaiiM' " m . 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At Skagway, five wondrous deva away, past geld-rush frontier towns and mystic totem villages, a White Pass and Yuken train will carry yea ever etupendoei mountains te Carcreta for a 30-hour steamboat trip ea Wast Taku Arm te the North end of Taku Glad'. nn 11. . . -l- --1 -.. ...I.- Mian. mnnd. ew luuee ei gaci-n.i(C!eu iaaa am --- j ; uint. :;n Othr eld trip If yea hve tlmte step evr te bwstlral i Lk Atlln or down th Yuken River t Dwan. 7 1 Qe via tha aeanle CaaaSlan PaalBe Baeklaa aut Sd SSSkS K your reservations rly. Cell or write or Tour A-tii , CANADIAN PACfflC RAILWAY R. C. CLAYTON. 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