The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 15

FRIDAY, MARCH 5, THE HLAMIIxTQN DAILY NEWS. HAMILTON, QHIQ. A I FRIDAY'S PROGRAM FRIDAY'S BEST FEATURES WJZ, WBZ, WGY--Baldwin hour. ft'G-Y--Georgia Mmslrel Boys. WSB--Miniature symphony.

WEAF HOOK-UP--Vikings; Persians. KOA--Community program. radio program." KFUO, ST. KPUO Bible Class. KSD, ST.

recital. from WEAF''. music, Hour of Music. revue. Club.

WHO, DES Quintet. Trio. Orchestra. WCX WJR, programs. programs.

Orchestra. WEAF, NEW Orchestra. Orchestra. Orchestra. Hobgoblin; Recital.

and Hare. Chamber musicals. Anglo-Persians, by quartets. r- Bemio's Orchestra. WOC, Reports.

lecture. Of Many Lands, Anglo-Persians. the World. WCAP, WASHHNGTON--46815 String Quartet. Playlet.

Anglo-Persians. program. WJX, NEW Commodore Orchestra. Y. Ladies.

S. Army Night hour. Orchestra. WMAQ, Clubs, 6 i. Whitney Trio.

and muoic. WQJ, WIIAS, WHT, program. program. -WEAR, Talks. program.

WGY, and lesson. Orchestra. Minstrel Hoys. program from WJZ. WJJD, hour.

hour. hour, Candle Knights. WWJ, concert and soloists. from A program. WLS, program.

Lullaby Time. Trio; Song recital. presentation, Music Hour. Choir. and Glenn, songs.

KDKA, EAST PITTSBURGH--309. concert. Lecture. Pittsburgh Ensemble. KFKX, HASTINGS, dinner music.

artists. WSM, Stories. artists. Club SATURDAY'S PROGRAM SATURDAY, MARCH 6 7:00 P. story by WSAI Story Lady, Mrs.

Ethel Knapp Bowman, "Ths Three What Happened Next," to 9:45 P. program from New York, 12 Sextet. A. Banker's Orchestra from Hotel Sinton. 10:00 P.

Brigade's Four-teen Virginians from Swiss Gardens. 10:30 P. song fea- tuios, Morrell Schwarz, Abe Farb, Kern Ay Bert 10:45 P. U--Ace Brigode's Vir- feinian. 11:00 P.

solos, Eddm Shoelimcr. Song features. 11:15 P. Brigade's Virginians. 7:00 P.

M. --Johanna Grecse, or- frunist. P. of the Secka- tnr.v Hawkins Radio Club. 8:00 P.

Time Fiddicrs. Stone and His Happy En- tcttaincra from Owingsville, Ken- tuc-ky. 0:00 J'. JI Elxa Stone's Hiippy i Hollow i i i P. Ben Pollack's Ton i i i a from Farm.

KSD, ST. Glee. Clubs. KYW, music. programs.

WNYC, NEW George Orchestra. program. Police alarms. WOAW, program. program.

juWIee. WEAF, Orchestra. Troupe. hour. Intercollegiate Glee Clubs.

Orchestra, WOC, U. Glee Club. Orchestra. WRC, Orchestra. talk; Concert.

Band. WOR, Dinner music. musical program. artists. Press bulletins.

House. Players. of dahc4 WFI, "program. ''tl5--Intercollegiate Glee Clubs. music.

hours of entertainment. WGY, Orchestra. Club Hall. KDKA, EAST Little Symphony. Ohoir.

WGN WLIB, program. Gleo Clubs. SUNDAY'S PROGRAM WLW, 9:30 A. School conducted by the Editorial Staff of Sunday School Publications of the Methodist Book Concern. I 11:00 A.

Morning Worship tlio Presbyterian Church, and Clemview Aves. Haisey, Dan BcddoD, Soloist; Adqlph H. Stadermann, Or- jjfanist. I 4:00 P. recital by Cyril jBuschlc, St.

Martin's Church, Cheviot, Ohio. 7:30 P. of the First 'resbyterian Church of Walnut Hills; Dr. Frederick MacMillin, Minister. 8:30 P.

furnished by The II. S. Pogue Company; Orchestra directed by Walter Esberger. WKRC, 6:45 P. service, Walnut Hills Christian Church; sermon Rev.

J. Castleberry, Sacred music, nstni mental and vocal. 10:00 P. clasical program, vocal instrumental numbers. Civil Service Examinations Examinations for all positions in the Classified Service of the City of Hamilton, and the Hamilton City School Distinct, will be held at the Junior High School at 1:30 P.

March 13, 1926. Applications must be filed with the Secretary at his office, 522 Rentschler Building, not later than hoon Wednesday, March CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 'H. R. REIGART, Secretary and Chief Examiner. program) Marion McKay and his orchestra from Swiss Gardens.

A I CINCINNATI--320 Conference, Bedford Branch Y. M. C. Brook-" lyn, N. Y.

Address by Dr. S. Parkes rCadman, Pastor of the Central gregational Ctiurch. Music, Gloria Trumpeters. George- Betts, chimor.

7:45 P. Radio Chime Concert, Robert Badgley. Press- Radio Bible.Seryice 'Hour Pianist, -and KSD; sf. Concert Orchestra. piariist.

KYW, CHICAGO--63S14 1 -Maje 'Quartet Evenini: Club. WHO, DES church. i Symphony. WEAF, 4 radio services. Folks' S.

Parkes Cadmnn. Sjngers. Little Symphony. Theatre program. Hoffman, i a i Elizabeth Day, soprano, WOC, Little Symphony.

service. Hoffman, pianist. Littte Symphony. WCAP, services. String Ensemble.

from WEAF. WJZ, NEW hour. ChurctiiierviceV- Radio Porum. George's Orchestra. A hour.

-i Ludlow, violin. KPO, SAN recital. Orchestra. Orchestra." Orchestra. Hoffman, i a i services.

Orchestra. recital. from WEAF. WCISP. 21Q.N, WLS.

Brown Ch.wrch. i i i Bnys 1 Rand. A BAST -Mojrning Oi'gan recital; Vespers 5:34 Dinner concert. Service. WLIli.

Walt's i-eadings. Theatre program. Seder, Organist. i a i hours of music, features. Josef a pianist.

musical program. 'NO COURT SIGN FOR CITY HAI.L A sign liuaring "No Court" been painted anti placed in a neat A layed in municipal court on ings when no court is to be 'This at doors whunJCpetgws are avfaitinK court on.dayJtNWjjSi no courlils to bo held. GLADTOSPBEAD GOOD NEWS LldiaTE. Vegetable Cleveland, Too frfends of Mrs, Helen M. Kowalczyk of 6819 Avenuo were glad to hear that she has rattatnedsher health.

F.or'n.nite.soisie time wa was for her toolc a Compound to.lnilld her up. A she had starlcd taking -it, stiff "Ttfrolo to tha Plnkhom -Oompany 1 as follows cer- Vegetable Compound. I -singer al- and ajn very glad to spieii'd' the 'good. ncwsTbt It has holp-ea Tieard of rnent In the 'Detroit News' and wrote to Mrs. Grace Glllem, whose letter was Then I sth'rtcd taking the Vegetable Compound anil got the best gnnattyo Waah.

if I can advise women IB' take, yoijr me'diclnes." SI: E. Wtmi-iiY, ISIM'Washburn Detroit. Mlftfr. Lydi; Sf Hifi-khani's Vngbtatto Compound has been in use by women for over i It (s a vegetable tonic iriarle from rbot'an'd Herbs and is sold- at all druggists. 106 High Near Front Hamilton Special Feature-Saturday 250 Newly -Arrived Smart--Yo uthful SPRING COATS and SUITS from the East $15 Remarkable Styles, Values and Quality at Others $12.75 $10.50 $18.50 to $59 This Selection of i i Coats and Suits include Plaids.

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