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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER
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" Your radio is always top notch. What do you do to keep it so full
of pep?"
Keeping your "B" batteries full of pep, without frequent renewals, is simply a matter of using the right size Evereadys for your particular set with a "C" battery*.
The rule which determines the right size "B" batteries to use is so simple no one can make a mistake, and once learned it definitely settles the question of "B" battery service and economy.
On 1 Jo 3 tubes — Use Eveready No. 772.
On 4 or more tubes — Use the Heavy Duty
"B" Batteries, either No. 770, or the even
longer-lived Eveready
Layerbilt No. 486.
On all but single tube sets
— Use a "C" battery.
When following these rules, No. 772, on 1 to 3 tube sets, will last for a year or more, and Heavy Duties on sets of 4 or more tubes, for 8 months or longer.
These life figures are based on the established fact that the average year-round use of a set is 2 hours a day.
A pair of Eveready No. 772's for a 5-tube set
instead of 2 Eveready No. 770's or 2 Eveready Layerbilts No. 486 — looks at first glance like an economy because of lower first cost. But in a few months the 772's will be exhausted and have to be replaced. After the same length of time the Eveready No. 770's or the Eveready Layerbilts No. 486 will still be good for many more months of service.
We have prepared for your individual use a new booklet, "Choosing and Using the Right Radio Batteries," which we will be glad to send you upon request. This booklet also tells about the proper
battery equipment for use with the new power tubes.
Left-No. 486, for 4, 5 or more tubes. $5.50.
Right Eveready Dry Cell Radio "A" Battery, \y2 volts.
Radio Batteries
-*they last longer
*Note : In addition to the increased life which an Eveready "C" Battery gives to your "B" batteries, it will add a quality of reception unobtainable without it. Manufactured and guaranteed by
National Carbon Co., Inc. New York San Francisco
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited Toronto. Ontario
Tuesday night means Eveready Hour — 9 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, through the
following stations: we at— New York WSAI-Cincinnati v/jAR-Providence WEAK-Cleveland \\'YE\-Boston wwj-Detroit wt AG-Worcester WGH-Ckicago ■wTi-Philadelpliia v/oc-Daventort ■WGR-Bufialo -wrm I Minneapolis
WCAE-Pittsburgh ™ CLU \ St. Paul
KSD-St. Louis Pacific Coast, Eveready Program, Koo-San Francisco, & to 9 P. M.
■fa Tested and approved by Radio Broadcast -jf