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jjjjjjoU RESTORED lilOLTH” HEARD fjffiOltfiHOUT CITY -Ifcgir W W £ b A Acchun Va»I j« Cifal 00 Konjola I l new medicine, Konjo- iihousn in Auburn but V “lready re; J ‘\ f • iind acclaim °* » Ta st I 4 N e ^ r in the T*r' * JSiclne/- ha* any remedy I HE ADVERTISER-JOURN.U. AUBURN. N. Y.. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929 \'’•WK'lhiWJ ( M-^a |j(IS. GBOBGE A. HAIGHT v Jir ' «nd' necessary. as Konjola. Kli’.iiort time there liave been ImIi upon hundreds of people call- M'Walil'i DruS Store, Genesee, and ! Streets,' this city, to learn how l -reacts on the stomach, liver, tnd bpweis, or quickly end* loitffTD tn(l neuvitit- pains: Even 7 the words/'Konjoin restored my Lb\ arc heard through the width | breadth of Auburn. Reports are In; in from all sides, describing lw iii '2 relief fr'.m health trouble.* tab th« use of this modern re'm- PFwrn- outlying \ d istricts, sub- 1 inil towns cony a steady stream Uuatnrj. indorsements. The won- J that Konjola works was graphi- l.toMlhed In a statement received I Mn George A. Haight. Falcomer, I. SIk heard of Konjola, gave it a 1 iwf leceived glorious health as I reward. Her statement holds n ltli (if hope nnd happiness for nil ■rtn loojolh made such a wonderful ■e !n ruy health-ifter several years lten«'suffering. :aki Mrs. Hulglit [;1 wtnt to mai,u this public In- rtseut for thebenefit of o thers who -Mill kilting for the right medi- It 9 ; 0 vi their heaith troubles.' r.ftei as good ,as I did when my lb waj at Its host, when I 'w a s a V continued Mi&. H aight. Wt four years ago I began to real- pat ray health was \slipping away. >n having severe attacks’ of- ner- ies.', which I was told came from IdtwrJered condition of my stom- 1 I buffered a lot of misery from (bloating and Indigestion pains nnd Jwys had to bo very careful of ■food I.ate. There would be ter- 1 pains jn the pi; of my stomach r m is and I was subject to short Ittlwith. i tried ilocr'rs and all of. medicines .tor relief from all falsery, but nothing ever seemed wb niV case. Twi 1 rend of (he Konjola Man |i? to Jamestown, I decided to f 1 wlth him about my condi- 1.1 10 lenrn more about this new liu After ,,is ‘‘xplanation of. the [tois: ffrmedy acted on the human r0’ * that I could not afford f » «P giving it a irinl. It brought [ 1 \\I'lwful change over me with- T. \• days that I was convinced Jit was a medicine of renl merit. L . J 1'1 0,1 taking it until I had fill ^estored n,y stomach to a I t ;lc,,iou asain. Now, I never T take any kind of a medicine L . r t l ? '8/ 001, * ’od r''-en ^ o s e Ifnto inv . ns tbat kept creep- Itono« I er'iry n0w a,,d tl,en 1.1 . ®iy !;ti/:)inpli never gives l ^ t b k of trouble any more. <!i of nervo’tsness has disap- lave wlL Tfco.le s-vs,eil> seems life T 1 a new feeling t I L ? b?,ttor nt n’Sht \ “ d led ani , v u‘ mor'-'>iS. I am mercy -o'6,in nncl havc Ijlenty [ a c1° n,-v «'crk. pConjo'^'i^’ bit ' ’ u>y new health p i a. because I quit taking other te,,I*tert«d with this new F E A T U R E S F O R T O D A Y r (Eastern Standard Time;. 8:00—U n ited Choral Singers; Vocal and O rchestra — WOK, WNAC. WEAN. WFBL, WMAK, WLBW, W.TAS, WADC, WKUC, WMAL. WiMAQ. ! 8 :30—G y p sies: Orchestra Selections — WBAF, WTAG, AVGY, \VW,r. - AVEEI, AVGB, WCSH, WTIC, WCAE.-WLIT. W(i.\T, WRC, WTAJl. 8:30—Duo Discs; Chasing the Monday Blues — AV.IZ, WKZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, AVLW. AV.Ift, KYW. 9:30—R e a l Folks; \World’s Fair\ — W Z , WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, Wl/W, W JR. KYW. F E A T U R E S F O R T O M O R R O W (Eastern Standard Tune) 7 :00—Voters’ Servicer \Radio'nnd the Voters\—WBAF. WTIC W.TAR WTAG, WCSII. W F I, WRC, WGY, WGR, WCAE Wl-iAS, WBT. T :30—Sketches; John h. Sullivan — WEAF, WISE 1 W T K , VJ.VU, WTAG, WCSH. WGR. WGY.' S:30—Tiremen : Topular Music—WJZ, WLiZ WBAI. WHAM, KHKA, WJR, KYW 0 :30—Minstrels-; H its of the ’Seventies—WJZ, WBZ WBAI.. WllAM, KDKA, WLW, W JR. KYW. 10:00—Voice of Columbia; Orchestra and Vocal—WA!'•(„' WFAX \\ XAC. WEAN, WFBL, WCAO WJAS, WADC, WKKC, WGHT, WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WMAL, WTAR, WWNC. The Arfv9rtis8r-*l0urnal Gross-Wnrrl Puzzle r TONIGHT’S PROGRAMS D escriptions of the new models to be shown va t the annual National Automobile Show In the Grand Cen tra l , r a lace, New York, and other cities, w ill be broadcast tonight at 9, E a s tern standard ftlnw,- over - a coa«t-to-coast network. * A number of prom inent men connected w ith the autom o tive Industry will be li zard our- ing the program , which Is to go on the air through Stations WJZ, Mew \o r x ; WBS5, Springfield; WBZA, Boston; WBALi, B a ltim o re; WHAM, lto<:lie»- te r ; KDKA, Pittsburgh; WI/W,\ Cin cin n a ti; KYW, Chicago; KWK, St. Louis; W R E N , Kansas City: WT.M.T, M ilwaukee; KOA, Denver; WHAS, Louisville; AVSM, Nashville; W,MC, M em phis; WSB, Atlanta; WBT, C h a rlotte: KVOO, Tulsa; WJTAA, D a ll a s ; KPRC, Houston; WO A I, San Antonio and I the Pacific Coast net work. C h o ral music, popular rhythm s, m u sic a l’ comedy favorites, old English songs, fam iliar love songs and other varieties of music and entertainm ent w ill be am ong the features to be in cluded in the various programs on the Columbia network tonight, beginning a t 8 , E a s tern standard time. Vocal, Instrum e n tal and novelty soloists and ensem bles will take part in the va rious presentations, to be heard through Stations WOR, N e w a r k ; WCAU, P h iladelphia; WNAC, B o ston; WEAN. Providence; WFBL, Syra cuse; WMAK, Buffalo; WCAO, B a lti m o re; W JAS, Pittsburgh; WADC, A k ron: TVKRC, Cincinnati; W GHP, D e tr o it; WMAQ. Chicago; KMOX, S t L o u is; KMBC, Kansas City; KOIL, Council B luffs: WSPD, Toledo: W HK, C leveland; WLBW, Oil City; WMAL, W ashington. The quaint old university town of Heidelberg in Germany will be the subject of ‘tonight’s \Fireside H o u r” of song and stor.v from Station TV IP, Philadelphia, a t 9, Eastern standard time. The W IP Mixed Quartette will present the program. M usical comedy nnd light opera w ill m ake up the program to be offered at S. E a s tern standard time, from Station WCAU, Philadelphia. •' . 1 M .1 pain\5\ TT 0 , r )\ ':>hlh,hl- ola„ P11\1-' I tell them to tnke K G wksm - and ^ eld’s D ru\ P' where ho t -Streets, Au- 15-, M.)lai^nJS„meoti,,K thu Public ‘ “n u s u A ,! T rlts of ,uis ! Ean>Ples given.~Adv.rrUl re'Uedy . Hot Dogs F i i ^ i \hnt dor'* stainl Uv uj-sr hnclv»rv^ ^ oifimi ‘tee's newly ' ' ,^ s v,cnture on Mil- ■ b«»tlinK L ' ,?',edt,>dar Street. RADIOLAS Combizutioni w u u w ick Radiola* ,1“ Wick Panafrope-Radiol« -SALES a“‘d SERVICE 454 3—W E A F 'Sew York—6G0 6 ;00—D inner Music 7 :00—Hotel Orchestra 7 :30— W orld T o d a y ; Plano Twins 8 : 00 —Voice 8 :30— G ypsies . 9 :30— F am ily Party 10:30—N ational Grand Opera 394.5—New York—760 6 :00—Dance H o ur 7 : 0 0 —Travelogue 7 :30—Roxy and His Gang / 8:30—Duo Discs 9 :00—Auto Show 9:30— R e al Folks 10:00— B lue Danube Nights 10 :30—Dance Music 11 :00— S lumber Hour 422.3—W OR Newark—710 6 :00— B a lla d s : Newscasting * 6 :20—Uncle Don ; Music 7 : 0 0 —O rchestra 7.30—H. V.' Kaltenborn S:00—United Choral Singers S :30— C ouriers 9 :00—M a rrying off Sally 9 :30—Jubilee Program 10 : 0 O—Music ftoom 10:30—T h irty Minute Men 1 1 :00— N e w s ; D a n c e ; Witching H o u r 318.fr—WABC New York—*60 6:30—T e n o r; Broadway Chat 7:03—R e s tau ran t Music 7 :30—P a tterson Trio S :00—Hom em akers 9 :00—Trio 9:30—Jew ish Program 1 0 : 00 —Singers 272.G-—W L W L New York—1100 0:0U -V o c a l Program ; Readings 7 .00—Hook Club Hour 272.fi-W P G Atlantic City—1100 r>,:«t - O r g a n R e c ital; News S :00—Dinner Concert S.:X i--Studio; Musical Jays 9.00— f.'onceu Orchestra: Studio 10:00- Chocolate T.oys: Dance 11:00—-News: Dance Hour i Baltimore—lrtGO Hour ^SfoC S joTnt Recital 7 :.‘’0— Itoxy and His G a n e ................ S-30—Duo DiHcs; Auto Program 9.30—-R eaI Folks 10 :00 —M nrylnmlers 25(!.3— WCAU Philadelphia— U <0 0 ;?,o— Musical Furriers 7 .00—O rchestra : Quartette S ; 00 —Musical Comedy 9:00—WOR Program s (2 hrs.) 11 ;(jo—x e w s : Orchestra 305.9—KI)KA Pittsburgh—380 6.30— C h arles W. Hnmp 7 :(Ki—Travelogue 7 ;.‘!0— R oxy and His Gang 8 :30— Duo Discs; Feature » ::;0—Real Folks 10 OtV—Orchestra 360.7—WHAM Rochester G ;30—P in n e r Music 7 :00- -N e w s c a s ting; Pianist 7 :3 0 - - B uffalo Program S:0f>—Roxy and His Gang S-30—Duo D iscs; Auto Show 9 : 3 0 - -Real Folks 10 00—C a v a liers; News 379.5—WGY Schcncctady—790 0:30— D inner Music 7.3'1—Mixed Q u a rtette; Voice 8 :30- -G y p sies 9 :30—Fam ily P a r ty 10:30—•\avallers 302 8 —WBZ Springfield—990 6 .00—-Forum nnd Features 7.00 -O r c h e s tr a : R. W MrXeel 7 ..\.0 --Rox.v and His Gang S 30- -D u o Discs NEARBY STATIONS A ir Crowded, Says Board, But Plans No Drastic C u t Washington, Jan. 7. —<JP )—While public service, will lose their licenses IZ 17 201.3—W'FBL, Syracuse 0 :31—Onondaga Orchestra 0:50—H e a lth talk 7 :00—-Mary Zoiler company 7 :30—M a d rigal (i'uartette 8 : 00 —United choral singers 8 :30—Ceco couriers 9:00—W a rner Vitijphone jubilee 10 : 00 —Music room 10:30—T h irty Minute men 526—W SYR, Syracuse-570 0:31—Hotel Syracuse dinner h.uslc S:00—Eltluge piano recital, 8:30—The Hayr.ubcs ‘ 0 : 00 —Loew’s hour’ 9.00—W JZ Program » 9.30—Real Folks 10 .iK.'--Siiorts; ’ Orchestra 11:05—Lillian Ja y ; Organ SOUTHERN 405.2— W S B Atlanta—740 7 : 00 —O rchestra 7 :30—Roxy and His Gang 8 : 00 —Voice 8 :30—B a k e r s ; Auto Show 9:30—Fam ily P a rty 1 1 :45—O rchestra 277.6-i-WBT Charlotte—1080 6 :00—Movie Club 7:30—Rosy and His Gang 8 :00—Voice; Studio Program 9:00—Auto Program 9 :30—Fam ily P a rty 11:30—Sunshine Club 365.C—W HAS Louisville—820 7:00—Children’s Club 7 :30—Studio Concert 8 . 00 —Voice , 6:30 —Studio Concert 9 : 00 —Program 9:30—Fam ily Party 10:30—N ational Grand Opera 461.3— WSM Nashville—650 7 :30—Roxy and His Gang 8:00—Voice; Studio Program 0:00—Auto Show 9:30—Fam ily Party 10:30—O rchestra 11:00—F e a ture Program 270.1—WKVA Richmond—1110 6 :30—Trio 7:00—Old W ishing Well S:00—T ire Program 8:30—Pinno R e cital 1 • 9:00—H isto r y ;. Serenaders 9:15r-Ooncert Company 1 1 : 00 —O rchestra 258.5—WWVA Wheeling—1160 7 :00—Aunt Jan e S ’.00—Studio Programs (2 hrs.) CENTRAL 4164— W GN-W L IB Chicago—720 S :30—Gypsies 9:30—Fam ily P a r ty 10:30—Violin Recital 1 1 : 00 —F e a tu res: Popular (2 1-2 hrs.) 447-5—WMAQAVQJ Cliitago—670 8:00—WOR Program s (3 hrs.) 11:15—Concert Orchestra 11:25—The Aerials 12:00—Dance Music (3 hrs.) 428.3—WLW1 Cincinnati—700 0:30—Diners 7 ;00—O rch e s tra: City Government 7:30—Songs of Twilight . 8 : 00 — P rof. K y rock; Onjan 8:30—Duo D iscs; Auto Show 9 : 30 —R e n l‘ F o lks; Danco 10:30—C e llist; Slumber Hour 12:00—Dance: Deuces Wild; Dance 280.2 — WTAM-WEAR Cleveland— 1070 0:00—Hotel Orchestra 7:00— O rchestra 7 :.W—Feature Program 8 : 00 —Voice S:30—Gypsies 9 :30—Fam ily P a rty 1 1 : 00 —Dance Music 398.8—W C J-W J R Detroit—750 6 ‘ 00 —O rchestra 0.30—Dinner M u sic: Minstrel* 7:30—Roxy and His Ganc S:30—Duo D iscs: Air Boy* 10:00—Dance H o u r 11:00—Amos: N ew s; Daucc Mustc 11:30— Slumber'\- Music' REGIONAL STATIONS WEEL B o ston—0-00-12:00 Music and Features. WNAC, Boston—5:00-.12:00 Musical Program. WGR. B u ffalo-4:00-12:30 Musical Features, WMAK. Buffalo—G'lo-12 00 Music; Feature: Da nee WTIC, H a r tf o r d —0:30-7:30 Fcaturt: 8-10.30. Chain. ,.-,--~ Br e gmE! WX-WLIT. Philadelpfu.-l— j SWSEi. Music and Features. WJAR. Providence — 0:15-10:30 News: F e a tures: Music. WRC, W ashington »~ 0:30-10:10 Chain Features. 1 WTA. W o rcester—5:30-12‘00 Local and Chain Features. CNRO. O ttaw a —7:30-10:30 Musical Proerains. CFOA. Toronto—7-V5-10 00 Mu sical Features. WFLA-WSUN. Clearwater--7.4.\- 1.00 Diversified Programs. W.TAX. Jacksonville — G:25-11:00 Music and Features. WAV.T. D e troit— i :0Cl-12:00 Music and Features. inenihers of the Federal Itadio Com mission uud its engineers are con vinced that theoretically ' perfect re ception cannot bo (\ttalned with the ptesent large number of broadcasting stations, any sweeping elimination of broadcasters Is n.»t contemplated. In a letter to broadcasters o( the Rocky Mountain nnd Pacific Coast Stales, Commissioner H arold Lafount said the great num b e r-of .stations In the country is im p airing radio recep tion. ”i said six m o n ths ago that there were too many stations 'and I am still of that opinion.” he said. \I believe the character of reception the public wants, and should have, can not be secured until the number of stations is greatly reduced.” Members of the Commission * de clare, however, th e y do not plan wholesale removal ,of stations. Indl; vldual broadcasters,\ who fall to obey orders of the Commission or give no but stations will not’ bo elim inated without good cause, they say. There aie now about 015 stations operating on S!) chanuo’s. The Com mission realizes that di'ision of time on the air, geographical spacing and varjing power allotm ents will not completely elint nate interference. The Commission believes, however, that with the exception of a few bad spots In the country letters from listeners Indicate the general situation Is satis factory The Commission intends to be more strict in the future in requiring sta tions to operate on their assigned fro' Quincy and power., The present regu lation permits n deviation of one-hnlf kllocv c-ie from the assigned fre quency. This allowable deviation probably will be reduced in the near future, Mr. Lafount says. ____ L J __________________ S a u y s S a l l i e s ■59 S I 61 3 / ZZ> is J 4 m 37 S 2 . 41 19 Z 5 31 £' 2 . 2 0 Z 9 4 9 Z 6 Z I 42. 38* a o Clinging- vines before marriage often 'develop into Irrespective ramblers after marriage r ^ P . A U T H O R IZ E D ATWATCR.-KENT DEALER 114 G E N E S E E ST- O P P O S IT E •STATE ST. P H O N E 1 2 3 4 . Rich Jn A ll Vitamins o f Cod- liver Oil SCOTT’S EM ULSION Promotes Growth — Builds Strength. Wonderful For Children Scott & Bo wile, Bloomfield, K. J. • HORIZONTAL 1 —Part of \to be\ 4—Pronoun 7—Herb ' 12 —Positive 14—Knock 16—A direction 17—Series of steps 19—Tag 21 —Cleared (ab) 22 —Plural ending 23—Obtain 35—Spear 27—Burns to a cluder 29—His Imperial Highness (ab) 31—Boiled meat (pi) 33-pAn animal So-^Cave 30—Aquatic mammals 38—A bono 39—Secure 41—Pertaining to the Druids 43—Employ 45 —Portable chair 47—Performed 49—Degree (ab) 50—Didymlum (abl 51—Blackbird 52—Drink like a dog 54—Receiver of gift 56—Look sullen 58—Affirmation 60—Girl’s name 61—To result 62—Negative 63—Scatter U b ) VERTICAL 1 —A property 2 —Worn tracks- 3—Ago 5—A city of the Chaldees 6 —Rodent 8 —Aged (fib) 0 —A sweet substance 10——Island 11 —Limited (ab) 13—A number 15—Comrade 18—Harvests 20 —Exclamation 24—Tested 36—Nothing 27—A Chinese saje 28—W ithers . 30—Wane 31—A vegetable 32—Slipped and turned 34—Micah (ab) 35—Doctor of Science ,87—Took sides ’40—Book of the Bible (ab) 42—National god of the PhllUtlnes 44—Fish 46—Meadow 47—Soon * 8 —Division of time 50—Mark for omission 1 51—Imitate 53—Coop 55—Snare r 57—Day of the week (ab) 59—Thus - Solution to Saturday's .puzzle ra n a r a r a ran r iararat. n r a r a a n r a a n m o wmmnniGnrqr* Q ian; a shqhci smrnn a s a a a o a n a □ a r a a q h s i s m n a r a a r a fa o c ia H B GJHHSi H Sinar^ h n s o a a G 3 3 eih R araifaci o r a n w r a m n s c a n y w n ' a n n ^ n nnnmutsi j n m n s i n n (Copyright, 19.29, V>y Republic Syn dicate, Inc.), . Vi Five and Seven State Street SALE of FURS without parallel in this section s ® . S u f f i c i e n t ^ L W s u , f 1 f r / ; „ D a i l y , E l i m i n a t i o n is ncccsssuy to good health ( B e e c h a n i J 'P M THI NATION’! laxative the safr, effective • tjvr (of all the family.. 50* « tu « wu>n Tmi S'ii 25* F O U R O U T S T A N D I N G G R O U P S at savings to 50 per cent $ $ 98 150- 50 $ 295 These groups arc unusuai values anc: are made up of luxurious Hudson Sfial (plain and trimmed), Cara cul, Muskrat, Raccoon, Australian Opossum, French Seal, Beaverette, Pony, Leopard and Nutria. l.vcry garment bears a K n 'et T~on Clad Guarantee Care fully selected pelts aro chosi'n for Kalcr C o a t'—the iiest m i,o found anywhere at the prices. And these sale prices cannot be equalled. 'Hudson seal Is d.ved muskrat * Irene]) seal and Beaverette are dyed crocy ItlliiJllilllUilitlliilmmuluiliuul. l.itilllilllll'liW
