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ments in wireless. ow the same men who have made the name Marconi famous in
wireless have turned t ir attention to Radio Receiving Sets.
A Dominion-wide in estigation determined three essentials Canadians wanted in radio.
Then, in accordance ith ltnown facts and public demand, Marconi perfected its radios
3 different ways: in t e, in appearance and in selectivity.
Three different group of outstanding Canadian authorities-musicians, interior decorators
and scientists-have w tested Marconi's contributions to radio (1) NATURAL tone
quality (2) .MODER cabinet beauty and (3) CLEAN CUT sensitive-selectivity--AND `
EACH GROUP H ` UNRESERVEDLY APPROVED the New Marconil
See, hear, and test thetew Marconi Radio tonight at your nearest Marconi Dealer's Store.
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latest manufacturing, assembling
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expert Marconi crafrsmon to com-
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APPEARANCE-Beautiful . . absolutely correct, modern
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decorators and social leaders as Mrs. Minerva Elliot, Miss
Martha Allan, Dr. A. E. Whitehead, Mr. Adjutor Savard,
laau, Boris Hambourg, Gardner and George Brewer. Mr. J. Herbert Hodgins and Dr. Augustin Frigon. to get.
_ . specially designed spealser and
ampllller give perfect quality . . Tested and approved by
aut: artists and musicians as Dr. Ernest
MacMillan, Dr. Austin Friclrer, Madame Jeanne Dus-
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SENSITIVE-SELEC`lI\/'ITY-Amazingly keen and accurate on
both far and near stations. Tested and approved by world-
famous radio crifginezrs . . A set that :cquires no artificial tone
adjustment yet one that will bring in stations you never hoped
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walnut. Olha rara artistry of this handsome cabinet
9*' will enhance the beauty of any horna.
Haight from floor 41". $285 with tubes.
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MARCONWSENIOR" COMBINATION MARCONI (2 volt D.C.) "SUPERIOR" MARCON| A_C_ "JUNIQR-'
QAn ultra-modem instrument combining the ,  “Low priced receiver with walnut cabinet
finest in radio and phonograph entertainment. ., hw, M °P,,,|¢_ ` H¢|§h» fm, QW, U42#-’°Y¢¢' design- l'I¢lSI'lf'°m 90°' 33"3 "-
Hslghtlrom tiool 41". S385 with tubes. gl’/4". $150 without tubes or batteries. S185 with tubes.
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I Albany And Vicinity
M;ss Annie Newsome, Rose Vllley,
is spending 9. weex visiting relatives
iii Bedeque, the guest at Mr. and
Mrs. Tinson Newsome and Miss Allbe
Jewel.
Miss Selina Myers, Carleton, re-
cently spent a week in Cori-iwall vis-
xring relriiires and friends.
1\I.s. A. H. Aflleck, Misses Jean and
Margarer. Arileck were visitors bc
Sumxnersicie on Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon wsaaaii and ,uma
daughter Florence, recently spent 2
fer: days here, the guser of her sis-
ter, Mrs. W. P. Cameron.
Miss Mabel Campbell, Freetorvn
has re'_ui'ncd home, after spending a
week here with relatives.
Miss Flora MacDonald, Brodalbane
school teacher, spent the week here
with relatives.
Among those from Albany who at-
tended the Sunday Convention ii:
Cape 'I`ra\'ei'5e Church Monday even-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. George Mac-
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. George Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Major Lowther, Searle-
bovm and Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Bert-
lett. Searletouri, Mrs. Runcie and
Mr. Louis Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howatt., Cape
‘Traverse were’ visitors to Albany on
Sunday.
Mr. Edward Arnett, Summerside.
has returned home, after spending S
week here, 'he guest, of Mr. Ernest
Arnett.
Misses Christie and Sadie Dawson
‘of Saranac Lalze, New York, are
spending their vacation here, the
`gut~sts of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lemuel Dawson.
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‘ Muses Maizie Cameron. Flossie
Large and Miss Lila Bradshaw, left
Saturday morning for Medford, Mass.
Miss Norma Tierney left Monday
rnorri;ng for Charlottetown, where
she will enter Criarlottevown Business
College,
Searletown School is progressing
Ilavcrably under the capable man-
agement or Miss Edith Keefe.
Miss Gladys Lowther, Seaxletown,
left Tiiesday morning for Sackville,
where she will attend Mt. Allison
Ladies College. She was also ac-
companied by Miss Mariorie Mac-
Kenzie, of Kensington, and Misa
Dorothy Muttart, of Carletown. Wh0
are attending Mt, Allison College.
Mr. James Johnson spent the week
end w.th relatives in Coleman.
Mr. Ernest Arnett recently spent
:i few days in Cape Traverse.
Mr. W. P. Cameron recently mo-
torecl to Kelly's Cross.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ross were re-
cent \';s1tors to Summerslde,
The school is progressing favorably
under the slzllfiil management of our
teacher, Mr. McCardle and Miss
Boniiess.
Among the many who attended the
district. convention of the Women‘s
Institute at Central Bedeque Hall
from ins vicinity were Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Boulter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Allen. Misses Christie and Sadie
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Even Cam-
eron, Keith and Waldron Cameron,
Mrs. W. P. Cameron and family.
.\ir. and l\Lrs. Geo. MacKay, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Waddel, Misses Edna
and Ruby Burns, Miss Flora Mc-
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. George Burns.
Mrs, Stei'l.ng 1\I:icKay. Mrs. Ham
Gamble. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buchanan
and family, Mr. Elliott Bell.
The many friends of Mr. Dan
Nirhnlsoii, Searletown, regret to learn
that he is in the Charlottetown Hos-
pital undergoing treatment..
Mrs Leo Kelly and little son Floyd,
and Miss Pearl Burns. oi’ Erinisklllen,
NB.. have rntiiriied home. after
spendin: ri couple of days here. the
guest rf their mother. Mrs. Thomas
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