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Show 7 v It Piute County News, Junction, Utah Radio Boosting i. Music Business Giving Nation Biggest Crop of Tune Purveyors, Mu- sicians Find. ? In to Elkhart, Ind. Radio feared W Infancy as sounding the creative American music Is feaHy giving the nation Its greatest death-knp- tune . ber of ll ttnd Kdie . niefl mtislelans and who have Just ended their annual. convention . at the Conn Mo-sic Center here. "It Is the death many mublow, sicians said five years ago when awakAmerica ened to find ttw , lusty ' Infant Radio on Its doorstep. create. to cease will children Our They will only listen." , t But from the convention delegates and they repiesented every section In the United States It was definitely learned that radio has done no such thing. The music men submitted facts in support of their new contention. ' Heads of music schools report an attendance 100 pm- - cent higher than , o era. . tlmt of ttie Music house owners report a sale cjf small instruments more than twice as t large as that of five years .ago. . The city pf Chicago contributed more evidence. Where In 1923, only. enrolled; 3,000 men and women w In the Chicago Federation of Musicians, on the 1926 roster the 600 mark has boon passed. Foiow Creative I net I note. - v r pre-radi- Modem taste revels in "Every time a competent band or orchestra broadcasts a radio program another musician Is born, said James the most parfind ticular and hardest to please their smoking wishes realized in the mellow goodness of Camels. They SMOKERS of today the goodness of Camel F. Boyer, supervisor of the Conn Music The normal boy or girl Las, Center. above everything else, the c,eave instipet. What happens after the efreus demand the choicest Turkish and conies to town? -- cigarettes. You should know the mildness, the mellowness that brings enjoyment to smokers. Youll find it in present-da- y Camel every good point that could w through college with his Instrument. One of his playmates lias had a horn for a few months and he s talking of organizing a juvenile band. Blghi on the spot we have another embryo musician. And - once music enters a neighborhood there la no stopping It be looked for in a cigarette modem favorite, "Hare a Ccxell f Chickens Top Wheat Eaters Dont Fuss With Mustard Plasters Tills Isthe timof year Id IU up year summer clothes. We do cleaning,' pressing, Guaranteed first class string SOUNDS SUSPICIOUS Work only. Der-x- r Seclal attention to mail orders, ! can't sov 0 wdi r,y to - Kv r h Hell. ' . - Professor I ve never 9 Ideal Cleaners & Jailors, RioMield Musterole, made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredients, will do all the work of the mustard plaster without the blister. Musterole usually gives prompt relief from bronchitis, sore throat, coughs, colds, croup, neuralgia, headache, congestion, rheumatism; sprains, sore muscles, bruises, and all aches and pains. It may prevent pneumonia. All drug-gis- ts 35c and 65c jars and tubes- -, hospital size $3. PROFESSOR NOODLE and dying. Immediately. -- circus Camel gloriously blended. Modern smokers put Camel ahead of all other Its the Why, thereafter there Is a trapeze In every shed in the town, and a juvenile in progress on every vacant Jot. These youngsters are never satisfied with the role of spectators. They must take part. And so it has been with music. The American boy hears an instrumental solo on the' radio. Perhars he hears the player Is paying his way Domestic tobaccos, and find them in Known fnendjBill Moan, hve Better tjian a mustard plotter r opinions of his own. arue ce3 1 Aginultoral Foundation) Wheat and flour ore synonymous In the inimls of many. 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