Radio broadcast .. (1922-30)

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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER 417 Perhaps you, too, can cut your "B" battery costs in half. Just follow the chart. It gives you the secret of'B" battery economy. •No. 768 /I Portable NO. 772 No. 770 Or No.486 i f ff) § f more THOUSANDS of people have made the discovery that Eveready "B" Batteries, when used in the proper size, and on sets equipped with a "C" battery*, are a most economical, reliable and satisfactory source of radio current. Here is the secret of "B" battery economy, reliability and satisfaction: On all but single tube sets -Connect a "C" battery*. The length of service given below is based on its use. On 1 to 3 tubes — Use Eveready No. 772. Listening in on the average of 2 hours daily, it will last a year or more. On 4 or more tubes— *NOTE : A "C" battery greatly increases the life of your "13" batteries and gives a quality of reception unobtainable without it. Radio sets mav easily be changed by any competent radio service man to permit the use of a "C" battery. Use the Heavy-Duty "B" Batteries, either No. 770 or the even longerlived Eveready Layerbill No .486. Use Jon the average of 2 hours daily, these will last 8 months or longer. These figures are based on the average use of receivers, which a country-wide survey has shown to be two hours daily throughout the year. If you listen longer, of course, your batteries will have a somewhat shorter life, and if you listen less, they will last longer. Evereadys give you their remarkable service to the full only when they are correctly matched in capacity to the demands made upon them by your receiver. It is wasteful EVEREADY Radio Batteries they last longer to buy batteries that are too small. Follow the chart. In addition to the batteries illustrated, which fit practically all the receivers in use, we also make a number of other types for special purposes. There is an Eveready Radio Battery for every radio use. To learn more about the entire Eveready line, write for the booklet, "Choosing and Using the Right Radio Batteries," which we will be glad to send you on request. There is an Eveready dealer nearby. Manufactured and guaranteed by NATIONAL CARBON CO., INC. New York San Francisco Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited Toronto, Ontario Tuesday night means Eveready Hour —8 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, * WEAF-AVw York vf JAR Providence \VY.Ei-Boston wi Ac-Worcester \\Yi-Philadelphia \vGK-Buffalo WCAZ-Pittsburg/t WSAI— Cincinnati wr AM ('lev eland wvj-Detroit wc,N-C/iicago VJoc-Davi-nport t. Louis Tested and approved by RAOIO BROADCAST