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Show Til R FLASH The Lead Dog : : VNU CrORGE MARSH lb 4 ( riaiii m to Ltoo i Utah w c mil gUra la lliaferq Standard: one hour for Central gad boura for Alouniaiii lime) (Tln lulHftii lo N. th HAFT JUa: i hat ever 13 In mile nf lha laigetl Ueila, vuoiv rul la it FmiaJ produting adttr in'-- rntrwrt MINA LEADING RADIO PROGRAMS Newo Notes r? f SIMM RU. 30. C, FtO NtTWORK-J- aa, p. m Irerl.-.- a B.prtducrra, p. Ml. Flephea It Wla. K arkea Cad man. I ttl p, m, fi lkl p m, Acnuktlcaa llour. Al p, tn. Farad. 7 p. m. Hilcagti Fymphony Orch. T ;3 p. m, AlaJ Faniily Farty. P iM p m. Dadd VllO p- m Atuater Kent, 0 I If, M I he TleW rlioUCIg tlo Ftatea, lha largest tpcacnl rojjer lr. V.ut a little biter mma in the mid, IVKOPtH a ha tuii.rd If amlicd (iparJ G A RnKUt-T- ha Gar field Aor!i III It. pan tib bis OpUttrl it-- ga t lb ill tf lit HI. A league la Ihe ITah lnp-- r team (he tf o-t hbife. "ton imh) joti thinning imrt 11 D k MV ljb boa hag lournameut la iM bail druatt Yog ataha 4 Uml nrn kttt, it li lba front and nut la ibirtrea frr.. a t.n 7 )uti iih Fth. Kik euiurodo, fit a perrentag t.f IJJ. uw But she ll) "You fat let 1 tiitah N. 8. C. BLUE NCTWOftK rui f Iba Magna ('arprntera and I'olygteia t 111 gu bath f lb b'H brr there ' no '. 1111 eletra r In ir f p. m. Itoiy KtH.il. ben T a (tiled Ihit hullow. and bring are IM for arrned Fonferenra. 3 l p in. Yeung tea and drfrata. " ri-,iMa a lb hrf Fmaraon Foadirk. r, ih t Harry tfl.-lHo fti'dp fhlUII riTY lorea rang era dg andfir met at m Anto IVralana. CHAPTER II p. Ihe Kah aide f from ihe flda g of wood inila Ihe drift by eai I ha Itul rwlud the llrro llwi bah fofctl ltd seek rep.il the alaugV 5; 15 p m Collier'a lladlo Hour. er of approtimstely 6MI deer. Waller On the Yellow-Le- g Trail them After mldtdt'fll. lieu lb I id G. til lent bom bod Ihrlf Mna. aupenUor nf Ihe Kalhab for N 8 C. RED NETWORK Jaa. 21. turned, IV) Through I he early firtiuii tb 7;vat a n. Tower llcalih Lvvrctm. ( In from bVnkria Uhert I. Cm and Carl IHyrtuk it, raina dm-pl- f et; loatjrd ctiua fulluHt lU Hal and Inotltuta. a. m Radio 11:13 aide foRrd Op (of limlrg ml altrl tl. ti ns, ra, er aigned lo Ihe I ha aitrn fwatt. Utard lb- bard Co. S sal p, m. I lrrtnn Tlr In tree's Ihe hunt Fouth lo do). ranyoa ta heller eaiturUtaa. drltlftf hW nrif ffiil p in I and I By da) light, a hrltl ol .IW ll ti lh Ferry aide. Mad fulfill arrut-t- j lit life nt General Motors Family Btv. Ihe I'd I.AKK rnnllnucua FACT of the lrre, alihnl If It fnmnint ahead) huMding inn tha roll pdto p. Bar'y. Ind bad 4ri-and a rail lh eyea the ItMTraklng tUrluri of lle aihr ta brought no damage la at-- r m. National Grand Ojx-ra- . p, brforv lit pilig poJhr tip nad la) nurthe.o huriria ir jJturt.1 rn pa aa Ihe aiata hat prac N. 8. C. BLUE NETWORK llirnt At jill ttdh Ihe MIlliX I rsJly a rnnnnuoua anw pr.dertton, a The bud tmbgibt airr the 0 h a m. Copeland I lour. fttoife. Ill ratio be O'h d Up Ilia li.e llowrter lVr la retorted hrinh:g RlUkkrg hehltii) h opru irynfid the FJ.-O'-l m. Farm and llm Hour." eek ihe markhea lien (ir,MUrd f!utir1 into riot. la livcaush. Imnng ihe 13:13 at dr p m. F, S. ivpt. of Agrleultur. Fig lOiigl. talep I he itorili anil atim-l- i lila head eat d n la 13 d rriea lemfH'ntiur hello aatd I2: d p. m. "Farm and Horn Hour." itf Ulr!. log" We hetier Unit ramp ground he blow rro at Iogna and 8 bIw at m. Fnok'a Tour. a (uk 7ffi p, lido tlileo pold. ) !! leae ur." he artii-Ilford, hile Fl. Genrge evprrirnral lo-T I Tomorto tn. Roxy and IBs Gang. hei:.. ":.kl il p "Itiglil . "Me run up mune rr-kJlltJa real ihlrr lemperalur foilAutomatic Wahr "Due m. 8:.T0 h lh And I p, filed puddle gra) bo) ing a low a 30 degrees almva loro V Youre rltlii." Itnuk rrpiled I !( low lh lh aa bwl alri Up pd mn'l run the rhanet of ITAII-Cal.fuihe nil diprnda up: a 0 ;n p m. Real Folk. coat lliiur ei. Ihe Iniermouniala IHth ard territory toil In lh afternoon, H lean fort for b hur the paddb oi the of for half lh meat served at lla tablea. N. 8. C. RED NETWORK Jan. 22. In a gtln aa b tiiiKpurd rauiM-neehurtied the fray bay Unit bura from that aisle declare o lb botili lb ;(! a. m. Tower Health Fxcrrlo. nod I be Unit ler Ihe) recotiiedlt-rran tl a dinner given la Ihdr honor at 11:1-- a. m. Radio llntioehnld InotUot. t h la d Big fa I. I "1s ahead ful hiikpllaht creek nmulb UoilUred Garnet. bold Fund.iy. The 4:110 p. m. Auction Brlds lilt MlUlotliou lit mod lh 3rbcui Into hlrti they could ran ahelier mm IivcmikIi rommerca nf T chamber Hour. m. Broth Fvereudy lam IM) p loduy. tb. from Ihe blow wlilrb tbrvatticd them good huolnent m-irlttee and Fall 10:00 a. m. Clicquot Flub INVImoa. The fllo Ing Do. m iba voyager I ihe lorn of the tide. tre bona. II. 11 Cod In. general bed lb mouth of Iba Yellow log. N. 8. C. BLUE NETWORK At Ihe tuakeg antoiherel the aun. era. de freight agent nf Ihe Falon I'aciflc 10 .oo a. m. Copeland Hour. fit Ilka all I.lcb, pud Gwqiard stood In the aiern. nearrhlng yatem, as total master. (touches lain ihe buy through a delta 11 :00 a. m. Forecast School of Cookery. Ihe liencbea to i.e north. Somewhere Y el low t" rrM at Tb nf LOGAN Tha l.il IVcember leg. 12:00 m. "Farm and Home llour." report ahead a friendly llnle rlter rouM In tba cuimw, bands tha Wellavllle College Ward Xalry 12:1-p. m. U. 8. Iept. of Agriculture. enma the ntaraliea to tle ea, or a Bah k. eiandlng wra aiaoclatlon Herd shielding 12:1)0 Improvement p. m. Farm and Home llour." bokpltahle aa d apl. thrual out 10 meet Big river ! replied Gaapard. she filed with County Agent Hubert I 8:00 p. m. Scaly Air Weaver. the tide, i Free omulh." -- Loo1 8:110 p. m. Hlcbelln Tire Co. Wrlgley recrntly by Reuben Hansen, If tre had nlgnt In the got "By golly. I Imre a that abooner tenter. Thera were 451 cow milking p. m. Three In On Theater. boat ahead of u," anld llrock. aa the k (Hilnted luto (ie oorih I" I.nu Tha month. again the 9:1)0 and II p. tn. Dutch Master Mlnstrela. aiern-madry during out down and tilenily too:1 black eyes studied (he average milk production per cow waa 10 :00 p. m. Worka of Great Composer Gaapard's a la. hit sn up pndilllng far up I be 851 pounds, aa compared with 50 "If the blow bard when de tide dark object oo Ihe water, off die riviere pounds for Ihe preceding period. Tha N. B. C. RED NETWORK Jan. 21 W'al const. she hung com e In. de boat will Oil. waa the muttered. he forf 7:00 a. m. Tower Health Exercise. average butterfat production per cow gloomy r niment of the other. I'd sure like to run on op ihe was 35.52 pounds, compared with 33.71 10:00 a. m. National Home Hour. On they traveled, aearchlog for a roust and have a look al Ihem, aaid pounds for November. 11:1-a. m. Radio Household Institute. way In to a dry camp ground on the 7:30 p. m. Iji Tournlne Tableaux." of niunthea. hut In vain. Then, at the Brock. BRIGHAM CITY Fportsmen before we aheud No. Job big got American Mag. A Woman 8:00 p.m. l hie turned, the wind rote, and the freeze-ui- . lih a BoMlder county slaughtered approxIn Brock." llicu Home Companion Hour. bronzed furea of the runoemeo aet d 3000 tmalely jarkrabblta recently uf bit swung Gaspurd paddle. sweep m. 0:00 Ipnna Troubadours. p. In a drive -grim with the knowledge that the f. d ! the Fromonloy district lice the ts'W Inshore "S on BLUE NETWORK B. flute C. of boat meant the N. their of tha d th piling Brigham City post l . on de the ahiindonment of Ihrlr winter on big liunl American Legion. They left this city 10:00 a. m. Copeland Hour. Buy by day through (he following t tie Yeltow-I.eg- . For without flour 1 1 :00 a. m. Forecast School of Cookery. at 9'oclock In the morning In autom Ihe Ihe eunoe bound week l lie) out enter the unknown ilured were met at and biles 12;00 m. "Farm and Home Hour." Promontory hcadwutera of ilie Yellow-U'headed 12:15 country. a by p m. U. S Dept of Agriculture. hucked Ihe strong curreut. Olteu the) hr delegation of farmers takKneeling In the bow. teeth clumped, were were 12:30 Whitaker. p. m. "Farm and Home Hour." The hunters I.ew comN'll(Hl to gel out Ibe (nukthe muhliornesit of his Scotch antes on 7:00 Into horseback In bobsleds and en p. m. Jcddu Highlanders. ing line, ond. walking the shore, low Situation In 7:45 are try buttling all thought of fullure. Ihe rabbits where Rozelle p. m. I'olltlenl the the flat, Imal up through water Iim strong llrock drove his puddle with all the Wnshlngfon Tonight for (Nilea (o push her. And nowhere plentiful. l Foresters. power of his muscular arms m. S.vlvnnla 8:30 p. com DUCHKSXE The etate road and luick From the stern the sinewy on the shores of ihe wild river did j 9: ort p. m. Smith Brothers. meet with signs of a portage or mission recently announced plans for they cm them the tiiispiird taking quarter old 10:00 p. m. Chicago Civic Opera. the expenditure In Burliesne county enmp ground. eaeil the nose of the able hunt a 1929 of fitlO.OOO, As wilderness he watched following the pan during NETWORK Jan. 24. through the short aeus. Hut louded as conference with tho Duchesne county N. B. C RED reullzed that oruma unfold before him Ihe realizaHealth Exercises. Tower a. nt. the) were, Ihe stern-mu7:(st comoiisslmcrs. The program cal l tion thin ll wus free country unt lie rising wind would stum kirk up a Institute. Household Radio a. 11:1.3 hi. fedHour. wa In which the heavily lumlt-- cauoe trapped. theirs, by the law of (he for the expenditure of $260,000 on Comfort Coward m. 7:30 p. marrow. eral aid projects. $135,000 of which will could not live. It was a matter of north thrilled Brock lo the nt. The Song Shop. 8:00 p. Then one day Ihe rivet forked. he spent on a 5.4 mile stretch of r,vd Ills decision was quickly minutes. 9:00 p. m. Selberllng Singers. Which way? asked Brock. due east of Fruitland, and the remainmade. 10:00 p. in. Halsey Stuart Hour. "We tak sour branch." replied the der to he expended on two section "Look out I" he cried, we turn In 10:30 p. nt. "Iso Vis" Orchestra. stern-nmn- . "Once, to de nrd of projects near Duchesne and Antelope. shore!" And burying Ids puddle, with B. C. BLUE NETWORK N. divide, my fader saw Two bridges are to be constructed the prompt aid of llrock he swung the Starving Riviere a. m. Copeland llour. 10:00 hceg Ink. It might be heudwuter of over the Duchesne river and I50.0C0 Is 11 :00 a n. Forecast Srliord of Cookery. bow. (lis branch. to be uspd for connections on federal In boat Hlindly m. "Farm and Home llour." they drove the He was headed for that lake counaid roads. As dusk the thickening they 12:1-through in. U. S. Dept of Agriculture. p win TROVO shut into the wlifte shoals they try when he left your camp lust Providing the necessary p. m. Farm and Home Hour." ter. wasn't he?" funds to pay for the trucking of the dropped puddles, seized thetr setting 8:30 p. nt. Champion Spnrkers. Gaspurd nodded "He went lo look animals Into the county, can be raised ou poles and pushed desperately 9:30 p m. Maxwell House Ilnur. for de ovalr game sign. country flood tide. through Hie among the sportsmen, two truckloads, Ile couldnt have starved, Gaspard. Suddenly the CHDoe etoppej with a totaling possibly twenty five elk, will N. B C. RED NETWORK Jsn. 25. tie was too good a hunter; he must be juft, throwing the polers forward to brought into Utah county from the 7:00 a. in. Tower Health Exercises. their knee t. A following wave lift- have met with an accident. Mt. Nebo reservation, according to L. 10:00 a in. National Home Hour. No. he hud plenty grub wen he ed and swung the stern Inshore. The L. Bunnell of the Trovo Conservation 11:1.3 a. in. Radio Household Institute. an he was best hunter ecu dis left over the wash would hunt, nest association and placed In the moun12:00 nt. Teel It. Health and Happiness. countree." Guspard's voice roughened grounded broadside on. filling her. of this city and on the east tains 7:30 p. m. Happiness Candy Stores. he as huskiness of to the father spoke TV H"tir! western east of in. Market Friends. 7:45 Timponopos, slope p. just he had loved. Somet'ing happen Heaping ito the water, desperate of Pleasant Grove. The animals are 8 ;O0 p. nt. Cities Service Hour. so he can nevaire as starve he long with the feu. of die loss of Hie pre 10:00 p. nt Stromberg Carlson Sextette. being caught by the government ar.d travel." with a great heave Brock cJ us cur will be given to the local association. N. B. C. BLUE NETWORK a ever not worked AJueer tltiDg dog eased Hie bow off the hummock A a. in. It. C. A. Concerts. to the raise 11:00 necessary campaign tds way hack wolves. I supwse." It. "d with Gaspard pushing be conducted by Bunnell. 12:oo m. Farm and Home Hour." $200 a Not dog! hi Hie siera. headed the lightened boat 12:13 p. m U. S Dept, of Agriculture. UTAH Scores of persons interestFor a spue they sat In si' un-- while In ovei i lie Pats where slie grounded Farm and Home Hour. ed In the work of digging trenches to p. m. canoe the face the dark of drifted, beyond Hie break of the waves. out in. Great Moments in History. were line natural p. 7:0) gas pipe, lay Gaspard Lecrnlx hitter with the ureur They re dry as a bone.' shouted 7:30 p. nt. Dixie's Circus. on the east bench recently to see the ory of his Inst father llrock reaching under the heavy can in 8:00 The action. mach'ne p. m. Interwoven Slocking Co. huge ditching CTO BE CONTINUED.) Whew I That cjis to Hie flour hags 0:00 is expected to dig a trench machine p m Wrlgley Review. was a close call ! In forty-fivand to Coalville days Code Employed for "Hood t ing de beach Is flat here, N. B C. RED NETWORK Jan. 26. crews of pipe layers will follow in its I tlm't she fill for cried Hasparu. in China wake. The ditcher has already dug a 7:iHi a m. Tower' Health Kxen-lseTelegrams sure." The trunsmis'sion and receipt of teletrench the length of a SnU Lake C'ty 1(1:15 a. m. Radio Household Institute. "The lides not half full yet. Is It? in China is not so easy as In block, more than thee fe't decn ard 8:(Mip. m. National Orch. Damrosch. grams No we got to float de cano In :d0 p m Luiky Strike Orchestra. 10 Officials western wide. Chinese the w0 because countries, approximately You look ml for do us de tide rises N B. C BLUE NETWORK of the Fintnh Tlpriinc company, which an alphabet and ex lacks language I go hack to high ground bout and R. C. A Demonstration Hr m i 2:30 Is itself to natural and mains the characters presses bring by laying signs Hint tmild a tire." a mile 9:00 In consequence, p. m. Ihilcn Hour. that words. into that TTtali, gr.s reported represent So with the stern lashed to a (Mile for of telegraphing, an exact of ditch a day can be dug. to keep Mu boat from swinging, llrock list purposes The following is a list of stations been has SALT LAKE An increase of more made of signs in quan n the canoe to wait for the curled up the above programs: carrying sufficient for ordinary correspond than $250,000 during 3 028 in the f:es Proadeaetina comuanv Rod fide to float her. while Gaspard went tity National and to each of the signs a differ and taxes collected by the secretary WICAK. New York; WKKI. Network. Inland with kettle arid frying pan. ence, Hartford WJAK. Prov- Boston. WTB eut number is given which is transmit o' state is shown in the final report Portfoi the hours of toil since noon had liitn e: UTAH. Worcester: WPSH.hiladel-oh'are-: ! ted by the Morse telegraphic system and remittance of H. E. Crockett, land. Me.: Ul.tT and WFI. (eft them desperately hungry. v WHY. Waehintiton: WBC. Wal-The to ! code of the consists John 9,800 of ciphers, tiring secretary It was not long before Brock saw WOK. Buffalo; WCAB. Pittswhole forming a pamphlet of 4!) pages, ker. retiring state tfersurer. WTAM a id WEAK. Cleveland: burgh' a light flicker, back on the marsh Met VVVi'J roil: W.SA1 Cincinnati: WON ) ELSINORE The Ebrnore sugar llis erupt) stom.icl clamored for the each'JO one of which contains tcD scries and VVI.IU. Chicago; KSU.MesSt Louis; ce-WHO. Moines; ( characters with its correspond factory, according to official armour, ! VVOI' Mave'Kinrt W'DAF". tea dint fr ml goose that Gaspard was Kansag City: WOW (onaha: a number. On of comIdaho ment Utah of the ing telegram Sugar receipt M t mneauolis-Sll'i'Cti-WiiHPaul. cooking TiiPii for a space, his tired KOA. Denver: .Milwaukee: the operator looks up in his hook the pany, will not solicit hefts in th? S WTMJ hod) conquered him and he dozed WSM. Nashville: Louisville: WHaS WBT to he wakened by the swinging of the characters represented hv the numbers vier valley, or attempt to eperrte the WiilC Memphis- WPB U'KAA. Daltransmitted by Hie apparatus and j' factory by the Gtirnisun Valley Sugar Charlotte ' Vi () Tulsa; canoe, eliont. again in the tide. VVOAI San AnKIBC, Houston: transcribes them Into legible Chinese. company. The announcement of the las Tumhliru out in his water-tigh- t seal tonio: V. BAP Ft. Wonb: WJAX j Ftah-IdahJacksonville. Washington Sunday Star. Sugar company says; Tor skin hoots llrock guided the cruft enmoanv Bine National Broadcastinu h some Utah N vv Yor k . WBZA. Bosthe I'taho years Sugar past flic Network. VVJZ shallows until she again Miron; . WBAL ton. W BZ. M.rii-elielThe Better Part company has found it impossible, K I K A grounded, and. lashing flic boat to a WHAM. llochester: Will lutroi'. WI.VV C.n We cannot choose good friends." ' owing to adverse weather eondir-onsetting pole .it started for the fire VVLCH. Ciiioge. cn.noir. ii I W and and other causes to r'ure As he where la lea awaited him ufd Hi Ho. Hie sage of Chinatown K St is VC l.o jy 'ity M nrica tiol is SI Par.! tb" Elsinore facVVt'i () WIltl.M crossed i lie r.nrsb to ihe alder thicket but must hope to live so worrl ily beets in and Ki'A MilwaukeeWTMJ to and which sen ed as a partial windbreak tory !!. profitably (bat good friends tuny choose us." sv.iro. VvS.M. WHAS B ASir AMomm run the factory." MeroioiF. W ah for Hie fire a chorus of yelps dial Washington Star. t ;i V. I A O HO i ui;(. Chaiioile. I VV( A lei ed his approach. las. hti'1' Houston k ( ViBAr Wrrth. L BA Lay up treasures In heaven. No one Fay I'm half starved, cook!" cried nmohd liJA.V Ja, ksonvjlle the hungry youth a. be fought off the uo earth will try to rob you of them F!n ua I1uIi,m tiwt4 lr ct b-- tir fJ im .rt 5)i DRADDIMD jirrnr. - Fod'i upf et I'm (Um-I1- 1 know lliat manthat is exactly the tcay he talhs 1 tl)lri 1 d di 01 fr d was listening lo a demonstration of an Atwater Kent.Tumingtl 110 Dial from one station lo another, suddenly she heard the voice of a friend she had not seen for years. She listened eagerly. It was "exactly the way he tailed." SHE g tale the set," she said. "This radio tells the truth." Anyone can convince himself that At s tier Kent receivers an J speaker T11 lt idi-n.- n d lr fke tn el 3 ). do give faithful reproduction, listen to an ortheslra and pirk out tho individual instruments. Each ha its own character its own identity Turn to a male rpiartet, a pivno solo, a radio drama with all tho varying voices ami inflections or to tho President when he speal. Every sound is true to the original. That Is the standard of Atwater Kent performance. Atwater Kent gives it to yon for less money. Less money herguso Atwater Kent Radio is manufactured in great quantities, maling emnoa mies of production possible. Yet this huge output does not afTerl quality in the slightest For every set, besides being made of the finest materials, has to pass 222 tests or inspections In the course of manufacture. Turn the O.-o- n stag-Vail.i- - Dial and listen to "the radio that tells the truth." Full-Visio- n ATWATER KENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4764 VlMtkirkoa Arms A. JiiMiirlsat; frw. rUIxklpU, It, Model 40 (Electric) 0o fr Radios Truest Far Una nnnL Hrqaina mi (ubrauMtMwractiljrio, (without tubr). Battery Seta, 81 A-- tuba, Sal olce Atwatrr Xtal ft.dia fkttakfn: Modb E, F. t, mmt (nlitz, diNff-wot mw. Each, StA, K-- il $53972 Rod MkocutynMnrta. paarbati ImM ir (U. Knx ( Iwl -- Magi M, SAS; Madrl IS, n(ipa.. tartiidt Into arM. T. frkti Sc at bottrrwa. Kph-ndli- d 12-3- g Nam Mada Famous In the early days lu this country H'huolhoiiM'S were small and uauall) painted red. It Is explained that red pnlnt was especially cheap. So many men and women who ultimately at tnlned distinction began tlelr educa Hon tinder these modest conditions and Inter delighted to pay honor to 'the little red schoolbouse" that now the phrase has become a figure of speech. Catting In Wrong Mr. Muddell (after the Introduction) Nobody would suspect you were mother and daughter. Daughter Are you knocking me, or boosting ma? A life Insurance statistician says that we eat 30 per cent more food than our grandfathers and 374 per cent more sugar. Oldest Ship to Bo Museum Believed to he the oldest ship afloat, Success Is to sail (o the three-masteAustralia, where she will be converted Into a flouting museum, a reminder of the days when she carried emigrants. The Success was built of teak wood In Burma In IT'.kt, and has been on exhibition In Ontario. Knows His Mother Visitor If 1 took one of those apples and yon took two, what would be left? Jimmy (eyeing the dish) Three apples and a spanking. Passing Show. When a man laughs to be polite, yon can always detect It. but not when a woman does. Fortunate Indeed Is he who loses his temper and never finds It again. For Colds 12-3- e s I Schen-ei-tad- i AH-nt- a: tkalii-niore- How many people you know end their colds with Bayer Aspirin! And how often youve heard of its prompt relief of sore throat or tonsilitis. No wonder millions take it for colds, neuralgia, rheumatism ; and the aches and pains that go with them. The wonder is that anyone still worries through a winter without these tablets ! They relieve quickly, yet have no effect whatever on the heart. Friends have told you Bayer Aspirin is marvelous; doctors have declared it harmless. Every druggist has it, with proven directions. Why not put it to the test ? s suffic-i'-m- t BI--- arr-nn- I'-r- : i V 111- - Aspirin l the trad mark f Barer Mannfactnr of Monoaceticacldegter of Soilcyilcacid |