Hideki Electronics TE21W-EL-NL Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer (Receiver) User Manual

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THERMQMETER
with WIRELESS 7
SENSOR and RAQIG
GONTRDLLED CLOCK
00980
USER'S MANUAL
Kristi-nation Manual 7
Thank yau far ygur pgrclxase of this quality Aimnix
sempemtirre momma The amnnsi care has gone lute) its
design and manpfafizture‘ Please mail these irrslruniiuns
and more than] in a safe place for future; Reference.
FEATURES:'
ATGMiC WEATHER STATION MAIN EMT:
3" Extremely assume Amalie time keeping with aummmic »
daily clock updaieg
* Time display shows lmurs, minutes and seconds
* Calendar dispiay show men date
* Four time zone settings (Pas ~ Tune. Mouneain Tune,
Céntml Time 43: Eastern Time)
* Radiu awakened signal rec firm indium:
‘5 Scicciabla 12124 hour iimefisplay format
* Choiéa of 5 different languages for display of the
weekdfi 4 English, Spanish, French, GEffiiflJL Italian
‘9 Saleem Es: nempcmime display in ‘C ar T v
* 1111100: iemgmime dis-gay _
'> Outdoor temperature display from a minimum of 3 remote
units 65143333112; maissian (one lemme is includECF)
* Wall mm or table staid .
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OUTBOOR TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER:
‘i‘ Realms Msion of outdnur temperature to Lbs Atomic
weather mama via 4113le signal
* Case can bewfill stagnated using built-in hanger
3 100 foot transmission range widwutinteflefence
A LEI) MIGATOR Q ' _
Flashes onge when the remake we“ ital-reams a reading ,
Flashes [mice when low binary ls dcteeiefi an sensor amt
B BATTERY CONTARTMENT ‘ 4
Accommodates two AAwize batten as
C RESET BUTTON _
Press to meet all esuing if ycu have selected dxflezem
qualities].
1) CHANNEL SELECTOR _
Select the ell-mum] bsfme you install bananas.
E WALIfM {ENT RECESSED HOLE
Suppiafis , e remote ufllfi li‘i wallAmaumlng
F Ti “F BUTTON
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
For the best operation.
it Alkaline batteries are reeorrunended I'orusa in both units,
2. Avoid using rechargeable batteries.
3. Insert batteries for the remote unit before doing so For the'
main unit.
4. Place the main unit as close as possible to the remote unit.
5. Position the remote unit and main unit within the effective
transmission range of I00 feet
NOTE: l. Do not set the clock until the outdoor temperature
is dismayed.
It The effective range can be vastly affected by a
building’s materials and where the main and remote
units an: positioned. Try various sebups forbmtresult.
3x Though the remote‘units arevweather' proof; they
should be placed away from direct sunlight, rain
orsnow.
T0 INSTALL OR REPLACE BATTERIES LN
T "HPERATURE RANSMILTER
DISCONNECTEDSIGNALS
l. Remove the screws on the battery compartment.
2, Select the channe Channel 1 is typically selected it'
only l remote' being used.
3. Install ‘2 “AA size batteries (not included) according
to the polarities shown in the battery compartment.
4A Replace the battery compamnetu' door and secure
115 screws. ' ’
TO INSTALL OR REPLACE BATTERIES IN THE
ATOMIC WEATHER STATION .
The Atomic weather station uses 2 “AA” batteries (not
included) When the LCD becomes dim or the IeSpeqLiVE
low battery indicator shows up on the indoor or outdoor
temperature display, battery replacement is required. To
install or replace the batteries, please follow these steps:
l. Remove the battery compartment door on the back of
the ease. '
2, insert 2 “AA" size batteries (not included) according
to th‘ polarities shown.
3. Replace battery cumhartrnent door,
HOW TO USE THE TABLE STAND OR
WALL MOUNTING
The main unit has a removable table stand, which when
counseled. can support thelunit on a flat surface. Or you
can remove the stand and mount the unit on u wall using
the recessed gorew hole. As for the remote unit, you can
place it on at flat surface or mount the unit on a wall using
recossod scrow hole.
GE'I'Ji‘lNG STARTED.
l. Whenthe batteries are in installed in the temperature
unnsmittuds). it will stun transmitting the temperature
readings at around 45 second intervals -
2, The main unit will start will Start searching for the
temperature signal and will continue to do so for about _
two minutes once the batteries are installed.
. Upon successful reception. the outdoor temperature will
be display on the top line and the indoor temperature
will be displayed below the outdoor temperature.
4.Thc main unit will automatically update its readings at
about 45asccond intervals,
5.After the main unit finishes searching for the temperature
signal from the remote unil(s), within 2 minutes, the
WW'\’ B Radio Controlled time signal receiver will smrt to
automatically search for the time signal. This typically
takes 5-8 minutes in good conditions. If tiller 8 minutes
the WWVB Radio controlled time signal has not been
received, use the MODE button to set the time manually
(see “setting the time and date mtutually“ buluw.) The
clock will then automatically attempt to receive the WWVB
time signal from ltOOant through 4:30am each dzty.
When this is successful, the received time will update the
manually set time and date
6. You in ctivate; the clock to receive tho radio signal
at any time by pressing the t button in the HourlMinutc/
Seconds display for 3 seconds.
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FUNCTION KEYS
Your atomic weather station has 5 easy to use function keys
that control operation:
Use the MODE liuttonitu:
* To set the timcmanually
"" To View the calendar
Use the 7 button to:
"' To increase the hour. minute, year, month, and date, select
12124 hour format, select temperature display °C & °F.
, select the language of weekday during time setting
* To select the time zone
‘5 To aclivatc reception of the WWVB signal immediately.
Use the i button to:
i‘ To dcceasc the hour, minute, year, month and date, select
12/24 hour fonnat. select. temperature display °C 84 “F.
‘Iccl the language of weekday during time setting
* 'l 0 search for the temperature transmitter signal immediately.
Use the CHANNEL button to:
"‘ To View the temperature ol'dift'crcnt temperature tnuisuiit‘terts)
Use the MEM button to:
* To view Iln: maximum or the minimum temperature of
temperature Lransrnitterts) selected
“i To clear the previous tetnpcmturc records -
Use the ALARM huttun tn:
* To view the weekday alarm, single alarm and the promlamt
* To set the alarm times.
“ To turn off the alarm.
CALENDAR CLOCK DISPLAY MODES
The alann time and the calendar share the same section of the
display while the seconds field in the time display tind the day
of \\ ek share (hi:— same section of the displuy. The calendar is
displayed in lht: munil] ay funnat,
If the alarm Lime is d' yed, pressingv hiODE will display the
calendar in month~day format. Each press on MODE button
will change the display between the clock with the seconds
dispiayed and the clock with day of week.
THE DATE AND TIME AND DATE SETTING
1. in the normal time. press MODE to change to the HounMinule.
Weekday display. Select the thus zone by pressing and holding
the 1 button for 3 seconds. Keep pressing until thedesired time
zone (Pacific Tune, Mountain Time, Central Time or Eastern
Time) is shown on the face ol‘ the weather station.
A dark section an the map indicates the time zone selected.
2. Press and hold MODE [or 3 seconds: The year digit will
begin to flash. Press 1 or l to select the corrcetyear.
Press MODE again: The month digit will begin to flash.
Press f or t to seleclllie correct mnnth. ,
. Press MODE again: The date digit will begin to flash.
Press i orl to select the correct date
Press MODE again: The “11 Hr” digit will flash to prompt
tor 12 hour display format Press 7 or i to select ‘74 ] if“
for 24 hour display format or vice yersa.
6. Press MODE again: The hour digit will begin to mush.
Press f or t [0 select the correcthour.
7. Press MODE again: The minute digit will begin to flash.
Press 1 or t to select the correct minute,
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yrs.
LANGUAGE SETTING
The weekday may be displayed with one of five huigunges: _
English, Spanish and French, German, or Italian
1, Alter the minute i: set, press MODE again, the weekday
diriplay ‘ill imitate the current preset language, "EN”
for English. '
2. Press t or t to set the desired language, for the weekday
display. The selection sequence is "EN" for English, “SP"
for Spanish. "FR" for French, “GB" for Gemtan, and “IT”
for Italian.
"C or 'F TEMPERATURE SETTING .
1. When the language of weekday is St: press MODE again.
2. " Will flash to promptFallrcnhcil display.
3. Pm. f or t It) select desired temperature display." i”
for Fahrenheit or “C” (or Celsius.
EXIT THE MANUAL SETTING MODES
’-‘ When the temperature display is sci, press MODE to rclurn to
the normal llours, Minutes and Seconds rlispla).
* ll during an) pan Gillie selling procedure no key is pressed for
30 seconds the: weather station will men it) nomuil time display
V" IEVVTNG THE ALARM TIME SETTINGS
The alarm time and the calendar share the same section of
(ht: display
There are 3 different alarms available weekday alarm, single
ulnmr and the pre nlztn‘n.
* Weekday Alum] _
Tin: alarm sound will be activated and the alarm icon “(11W ‘ will
flash on weekdays when it is armed 11nd the current Linn: readies
the alarm Lime. This allows you to set nnc alarm time that will
he used each (lav Monday Friday Just right for the work mick
* Single Alarm
1113 alarm sound will be activated and the alarm icon “ (trS " will
flash once when it is armed and the current time reaches the
alann time Once it is fin‘rlred it will be disabled automatically
This is usclul for “taken 5, holidurs. or any LlilU \\ hen you wish
to wake at a time other than your normal 1 day alarm time.
No need to reset yuur regular ultttm time. This . ilml can be
hypztsscd during the sci up if ynu choose not in use it. i
5’ Ftp-Alarm
The [mt-alarm sound will be activated and the “Alarm icon
“l’RE—AL" will flash if channel I of temperature transmitter
rcystcrs a tentpcruturr: under or equal to 32’F at a programmable
period of 15, 30 45, 60. 75 nr 90 minutes earlier than the
weekday or the single alarm time, This alarm will only sound
ifaither rhc Weekday nr Single alamts are armed. This can
help you avoid delays caused b} icing conditluns by waking
yuu l’itl‘llcr in case of potential ice. or snow, This alan-n can be
bypassed during the set up if you 0110031: not to use it.
if the calendar is displayed pressing ALARM will display the
wnekday alarm. Izach press on ALARM button will display (115
next 111 uiluhle nlnmi in the sequence of “cckduy alarm. Single
alum: 21nd prn- all: uTn.
Priming MODE will return in the calendar display.
WEE—RDAY ALA RM Shl lING
Select the weekday alarm. Il' Uh.) alarm is dlsnrrncdw this alarm
time will not be showing and tilt: display will-mad “OFF’.
l. Press i to View the previous weekday alarm time and arm
the alarm,
2. Press l, in disarm the weekdtiy alarm and have the
display read OFF’.
3. When the weekday alarm time is visible pruss and hold
ALARM for 3 seconds;
4. Tha alarm hour digitwill flash then press? or i to adjust
the desired hnur .
5. Press ALARM again, the alarm minutcdigit will flash.
then press? or i to adjust the desired minute,
6. Press ALARM. again and the weekday alarmis set. with the
alarm Enabled and theicnn “ (11W “visiblu on the display,
. SINGLE ALARM SETTING
Press ALARM again to sclccl the single alarm. -.ll'tlic alarm is
disamicd, the alarm time will be displnycdas “OFF”, lf you
choose not to set the SINGLE ALARM prBSSALARM again
to advance [11 1l1c I’RE-ALAM'I sutting pmcedurc.
1. Press t to View the previous singlculurin limo and arm
the ‘dlitl'ltl.
2. Press l to disarm the single alarm and havt': the display
read ‘OFP’.
3_Wh1=.n the: single alum-1 Lime is visihla press and hold
ALARM {or 3 scconds;
4. The alann hour digit will flnsl1,tl1cn press 9 or «L to adjust
the desired liourr
51 Press ALARM again. the alarm minute digit will flash,
then press for l to adjust the desired minute.
6. Press ALARM again and the single trim-111 is set with the
alarm enabled with the icon
7. “' (115 " will be visible on the: display.
. 3 When the prevalarm time is visible, press and hold
PRE-ALARM SETTING
Press A LARM again to select the [ire—alarm. it the alarm is
disnxmed, the alarm time will he displa. ed as "OFF'. The
pie—alarm can be set only if weekday ulyztrm or the single
alarm is set. Iiyou choose not llie set the PRE-ALARA‘I
press ALARM again to exit the setting procedure.
1. Press f to View the previous prcealnmt time and am]
the alarm. .
2. Press l. to disarm the pre~nlztmrtime and have the display
rend “ONT".
ALARM for 3 scoonds;
4. The minute digit will flash. then press for l, to adjust
the desired preAzdann period in the sequence ol‘lj, 30, 45,
60, 75, 90 minutes.
5. Press ALARM again rind the pro—alarm is set with the alarm l
enabled with the iron “PRE-AL” visible on the display, t
USING 'l‘H1'lAI.ARi\I AND SNOO L‘ ~
l, When the current Lime reaches the alarm Lime, the alum)
will be delivered
2. Press SNOOZE/LLGI‘IT and the :tl;trm will stop but will
sound ngnin in 5 minutes.
1 The repeat alarm indicator "Z7." will Flash.
4. If the ulnml is not turned ell} or SNOOZEILIGHT is not
pushed, it will stop automatically after 4m}nutcs.
5. Press ALARM to turn the alarm Off.
DISCONNECT THE AUTOMATIC ATOMIC TIME
SIGNAL RECEPTION
The main unit can he set manually to disable the daily
reception olthe WWVB time signal.
Press nnrl hold the 1 and i button [or 3 seconds and the
mdio reception icon will disappear. ~
To enable the main unit’s ability to receive the WWVB time
signnl dm‘lv, press and hold i and l button for 3 seconds and
the radio ‘rzL‘ption icon tnnis on and flashes. The unit will
attempt reception ofthe WWVB time signal invitediately.
OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER
' The main unit will nutnnmtienlly update its readings at
about 45 second intervals.
If no signals are received, blank “ ">- " will be displayed.
Hold l for 3 seconds in force another search (if the remote -
unit(s) (or about 2 minutes. This is useful in synchronizing the
transmission and reception of the remote and the main units.
Repeat this step whenever you find discrepancies between the
reading shown on the main unit and Hutton the remote lmll.
If without obvious reasons the display ofthe outdoor
temperature goes blank.held “or 3 seconds to force an
immediate search
If that fails, cheek:
Vibe outdoor transmitter is still in place. .
2. “the batteries of both the outdoor transmitter and the main
unit are still Functioning.
1 The transmission is within the ltlv'nmge imd path is clear
of clear of obstacles and interference. Shorten the distance
when necessary.
Note: When the temperature falls below the [reeling point
the batteries in the outdoor mrnsmitterts} will freeze ‘
lowering their voltage output and el’l'cctivc range.
During prolonged periods of extreme cold it is
advisable to bring the remote transmitter indoors.
SIGNAL TRANSMISSION [NTERFERENCE
Signals from other household devices, such as door bells, home
security systems and entry controls. may interfere with those
ofthis product and cause temporarily reception failure. This is
nonnal and does not affect the ggnemt performance of the
product. The transmission and reception of the temperature
readings will resume (mu: the interference recedes. '
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HOW TO CHECK REMOTE AND
INDOOR TEMPERATURE ..
The indoor temperature is shown on the second line of the
display. The outdoor temperature is xhown on the top line of
the dihplzty. Tho \ “ w: display on the outdoor temperature
indicam the reception at tho remote unit is in good order.
if no readings are rccoived l'rom the remote unit formoro
than two minutes, blank “ ' ',~” will be displayed until further
readings am successfully recoivcd‘ Check that the remote
unit is sound and secure, it the temperature: goes; above or
below the temperature measuring range of the main unit or
Illc mmotc unit (as stated in (ht: specifications), the displny
will show ”HI-l" or "LL” respectively.
TEMPERATURE TREND
The trend indicator shows the Lmnd nFtempe-mhims collected
ill particular remote sight, Three trends: rising. steady. and
falling will be shown.
Arrow
indicator
MAXIMUM AND MINLNUM TEMPERATURE
The maximum and minimum record of the indoor and outdoor
temperature will he automatically stored in the memory,
It will display the minimum. maximum and the current
marlin g upon each preds of tho MEM button.
if flleME'M button is not pressed while the minimum or the
moximum readings are being displayed, rho unit will revert
buck to the current temperature display alter IS seconds.
To clear the niemory‘ press and hold MEM For 3 soconds.
The maximum and minimum roudings will be. crflsed.
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HOW TO READ THE KIN‘ETIC WAVE DISPLAY
The kinetic wave display shows the signal receiving status
of (hi: main unit. There are Ihroe possible forms: -
The Unit is in searching mode
Temperature roadings are
securely registered
No signals.
WR’VB RADIO CONTROLLED TIME .
The NIST radio station, WWVB, is located in Fl. Collins.
Colorado and transmits the cxnattime signal continuously
throughout the United States at GOKHZ. The signal-can he
rtceived up to 2,000 miles away through the internal antenna
in the Radio Controlled Clock However, due tn the nature of}
the Earth’s ionosphere, rcccpiion is very limited during tho day
time, The radio control clock will search for a signal every
night when reception is best. The WWVB radio station derives
iLX‘ xignztl from the leT Atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado. >
The WWVB towericon on the clock display will flash to
indicate that the clock is receiving a radio signal From the
WWVB mdt'o station, When the time signal is received. tho
WWVB tower icon turns on and the time ofthc scloclcd time
zone will be displayed. If only part of tho WWVB tower icon
lums on or the WWVH lower does not appear at all and the
time is not set1 please note of the following:
* We rcconnnond keeping the. minimum distance ol’S fact
from any interference source such as a TV, computer
monitors, microwave ovenx, on:
* Within concrctc rooms (basements, supcrstructurcsyfiicc
buildings), (in: tcccived signal will be Wealccncd,
[nexlremc cases, the unit should be placed close tr) fl
windcrwnnd/or point it’s front or back towards the Firm
Collinm Colnmrlo transmitter,
* During the night time, tht: atmospheric disturbances are
usually lcss severe and reception is possible is most cascsi
A single daily reception is sufficient to keep the accuracy
reading Within 1 second,
Note: in case the radio»cunirullcd clock is notable tn detect
the WWVB signal (clue to disturbances, transmitting
distance, ctc), the time can be manually set and will
be maintained flecurzltc—ly until a signal is available”,
CARE OF YOUR WEATHER STATION
This product is engineered to give vou years olfsarisfnctory
service: il'you handle it carefully. l-lcre are a few precautions:
I. Do not immerse the unit in water.
2. D0 no use any cttrmxive cleanser or chemical Solution
an the wentherstution. They may ScraLCh the plastic pans
and corrudn the electronic circuit.
J._D0 not subject the unit tr; cxccssivc forcc, Shock, dust,
temperature or humidity, which may result in ruall‘uncdnn.
shorter electronic life span, damaged batteries and dislnncd parts. '
4, Do no tamper with the unit’s internal cornponcntm Doing
so will invalidatethc warranty on the unit and may cause
unntccssary damage The unit contains no user‘scnricenblc
' arts,
5. gnly use fresh batteries as specified in the: user‘smanual.
Do not mix new and old batteries rut the old (mes may leukt
Always rcplncc holh batteries at the sr‘tmc time.
6, MW 3 read the user’s manual thoroughly before
operating thin unit.
7. Replace the batteries prnmptly when necessary (Display
benmucs dim) nrsture the weather stutiun batteries when
not in use. _
8. A snft cloth or paper towel may be used to clean ynur
weather station.
9. Keep the wca'thsrsmtinn clean i-llltj dry to avoid any pmhlems.
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Tndnor Temperature
SPECIFICATIONS
Tamperaturn Mernurement
1 +14°F tn +122'Fwith
(ll FF msolution
99°C to SD‘C with
0.1‘C resolution '
: S‘F to +140?“ with .
0. I 'F rcsttluliun
- tS‘C to 60‘C with
0. l ”C rcsulution
Ouldnar Tempcrature
Temperature cltccking interval
lndnnr’l‘Empcmture : every IS sccondfi—
Transmission interval
Outdoor Temperature - : nmund4i secnnds
1 433MH7.
tucimum 3
is includcd with this unit)
RF Trumim '\'siun Frequency
Number of Outdoor Transmitter
Transmission Distance: Maximum of 100 feet (30 meters) in
open field. Depending upon surrounding structures, mnunLing
location and possible interference snurccs the trunSmission
distance my bc r'cduccd.
Power scum: (A [kalinc hattcries rccrtmmcndcd)
Main unit 12 — “AA", LSV batteries
(not included) _
1” — “AA", 1,5V batteries '
(not included)
Transutl tier
Dimensions:
Main unit : 3,15” (L) x 6.1” (H) x 0.91" (W)/
SOCL) x 155mnt(H) x‘ 23ntrn(W)
Transmitter : 2,17" (L) x 398” (Ill) x 0.95” WI
5504) x int (n) x 24 mth)
This device complies with Part is nitlm FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (i ) This device may not
cause harmful inlert’crcncc, and (Z) This device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired npcmtion.
Warning: Changes or modifications to lhls unit not expressly
approved by the pnny responsible for compliance could
void the user"): authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipmenthns been tested and found loam-rip!)- with the
limits foraClass B dl$iml device, pursuant toPm-f 15.01”- the FCC Rules.
These limits meldemgncd to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
genernies,‘uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used inaccordance with Lire insLt‘uctions= may cause
hnn-nl‘ul interference to radio communications:
Hotvcver. there is no guarantee that interference will not ocunr in a
particular installaLimL ”this equipment dots cause harmful
intettbrcnce to radio ortclevisinn rucepcinn, which can be determined
by tunu'ng the equipment utTrtnd on. the use: is cntxmmgctl to try to
correct the interference by one or more oithe Following measures:
D Rem-lent or relocate the receiving antennn.
D Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
D Connect the equipment into rm outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected.
D Consult the dealer or an experienced radio!
TV technician For help.
LIMITED >
Consumernmy have more remedies at law than follows. Chaney .
lnstrumentCnmpnny warrants m the owner, this product to be
free from defect in material and workmanship far one year from
date of purchase. CHANEY INSTRUMENT SHALL NOT
BE LIAB LE FOR ANY LNCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHEI‘MER ARISING
IN CONTRACT OR TORT. Chaney lnstrument’s obligation
(ut its option) is limited to repair or replace this product.
For inwwartztnty repair. send clock, accompanied by Guarantee,
bearing Dealer’s name and date of purchase, with $5.00 to cover 4
handling and postage; to:
Chaney Instrument Company
965 Wells Street
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147
Tel: (800) 777.0565
GA RANTTELIMITEE INTERNATIONALE
Le confintnmuteur pout avoir plus de recottrx' legal que cequi suiL ~
Clmnuy lnsimmcnt .
Company garantit au pruprlétaire qua cc pruduit est cxcmpl dc
défnulls de mmiéres premiéres et dc muin—d'ocuvre pendant un
an t) parlir dc in (late d'uchut. CHANEY lNSTR UMENT NE .
SERA PAS RES PONSABLEDE Don MAGES ORDINAIRES
lNDlRlECT'S OU CONSEQUENTS, QUE CES DOMMAGES
PROVTENNENT EN CONTRA? OU PAR ACTE
DOMMAGEABLE. L'ohligntion dc Chaney instrument (it son
chnix) est lirnitée it la réparation‘ ounu remplncenient (it: ce produit.
Pour lc service an verru de la garantie, Pour reparation selnn In
garanlic, cnvoycz l’horlogc nccompagnee de la garantic ponnnr
le nomdn nrurch‘zmd st” lat date dél’achut. Ajuutez' 5$ pourfrais
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I'L-Ul-Chaney instrument Company
965 Wells Street
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53 M7

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