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TIIE
DAILY1
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
IT
Radio
roadcasting
and
Reception
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MUSICAL
FAMILY
INVADES
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hither
to
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fame
ani
fortune.
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Sar.ih,
aged
10,
the
'cellist,
and
Anna,
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Vinriueir.
mripeg.
we;
wcit
the
w
rld's
aged
aged
'The
S6-piee
dance
orchestra
is
under
the
direction
of
lltUR)
MatvJ
11UIS
a
vwca.aw
i
a
;
.
..
HALF
AN
HOUR
TONIGHT
for
the
broadest.
m
n,id
in
".Moon
cf
My
Delight"
from
Rodger'
Kodgors'
"Cbee
"Ghee
Uftec,"
Cher,"
a
a
current
current
i"f
Your
Heart
Desire
lrim
'
to
it
listeners
as
the
h
8ytW.,
,
f
dance
numbeg
l
,
w
i.-
broadcast
thrdugn;
.
m
tonight,
including;
ENEItGY
IN
THE
WHONG
.Mi
ning
at
7:30
o
clock,
PAUTY
Milliard
time.
.
:
.L
.aiiy
arrngtd.mtidle-,
'radians
wlKf
pwyf
"Sim,
are
you
ever
fired
with
I
Kvfrywlnir.r.
DPRl
enthusiasm
I
n
the
DarkMDrigJit'
"Yeyah,
from
every
job
1
Don't
Be
Lika-That."
Uckles."
Camera
Fun.
THE
HtW
VICTOR
iRADIO
STCAKER
;
i
deftly
mloui
(n
t
KatAy
troim
vilnut
ttUntt.
W'
IrJW
it
to
you
to;uJgt
tK
Victor
amimiion
iKat
iW
ton
cf
rlii
i
tptarr
mil
fUiu
till
hio
httt
it.
Recpm
tnenicd
or
um
tuth
Vor
tM
Moid.
'32.50
)UTH0lII0NIC
VK'THOLAS
AND
KKC0UDS
McRAE
BROS.
BUYING
RADIO
KOMO
RADIO
RECEPTION
WAS
I?"
RECEIVERS
BY
PROGRAM
FOR
j
NOT
SO
GOOD
!
MAIL
FOOLISH'
PRESENT
WEEK1
DURING
WEEK
That
the
city
is
being
flooded
wi
,h
catalogues
trying
to
sell
I
V
ince
Ilupert
radio
fans
instn:-m"nts
which
will
be
delivered
by
j
oxpresn,
in
reported.
Some
of
I
these
sets
acem
to
be
much
cheaper,
than
the
ones
offered
locally,
but'
l.
,
.t
4-1.1
U
1
.
I
UVIU1C
IU1WII&
BUCJI
a
BLCJ
ilQ
uiuei
ing,
it
might
be
well
to
think
it
ever
carefully.
i
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
lines
by
reliable
firms
and
the
local
dealers
stand
behind
them
and
in
many
cases
give
service
that
carj-uot
possibly
be
purchased
by
mail.
If
the
sets
are
unsatisfactory,
they
take
them
back
or
exchange
them.
It
all
comes
down
to
this,
that
fn
buying
from
local
dealers
Ideal
people
can
dgjpend
upon
getting
the
best
instruments,'
that
are.
oil
the
ma
ket
and
thetike
no
risk
By
buying
with
firms
not
represented
here,
they
are
taking
I
Stances
and
mrss
a
good
deal
of
,
local
servicing.
I
It
might
also
be
mentioned
that
the
standard
makes
are
sold
at
exactly
the
same
prices
here
that
are
charged
elsewhere.
CHANGE
IN
PROSPECTS,
Though
the
barometer
was
still
climbing
and
stood
At
S0.72
at
the
Digby
Island
meleorplog-ical
station
at
8
o'clbok
tlihl'
'morning,
a
change
of
weathertJebn1
i
unions
nere
aner
vns
iwowmm
tne
h
,
.1
r
som,
.nmr
k.
:
popular
Bfoadw
tuccers,
and
in
Anjr-
cold
snap
seems
eerUin-.Oday.
u.-iiiH
luuoivmi
.
tt
.
n
t
TU.
!-.
I.
m.u
mitJ..
1'
feels
Hke
there
mfghtbe
"Tal
soon,
f,
,
A
lit,
thtmk
i
INTERNAL
DISTURBANCE
"
fl
in
Victpf
Jin
instant
Hit
!
.a
brilliant
success
throughout
the
Dominion.
Flashing
like
meteors
across
an
enkindled
sky;
these
sets
have
the
stuff,
maintaining
Victor's
quarter
century
of
reputation.
Regardless
of
the
money
asked,
the
New
Victor
Radio
wins
out
on
tone
quality,
beauty,
and
general
performance.
Authorised
Victor
Radio
Dealers
are
showing
this
beautiful
walnut-designed
table
set
with
a
full
set
of
tubes
and
"plug-in"
cord
for
only
IC)0
"Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada.liinite!
lMmui
unit
frntmi
of
lln
RJiO
Frtoutucr
Libomtontt
1.
VICTOR
RADIO
RECEIVERS
,1
Tuesday.
Feb.
12
0:00--Eveready
Hour.
7:00
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos.
7:E0
Fresiimen
Kadio
Orches-iUdians.
SiOO-Pacific
Statei
Electric
Program.
I
8
:30
Don
Amaizo.'
j
0:00
Correct
Time.
ueing
nanaiea
locally
are
an
01.
0:00
Dance
stands
d
makes.
They
are
made!,i
,ii.
12:00
Late
News
Flashes.
12:15
Vocal
and
piano
Wednesday,
Feb.
13
G:00
Concert
orchestra;
vocal.
0:80
Palraolive
Hour.
7:80
American
Wire
Fabrics
fco.
Program.
'
8
;fo
floods
to
Romance.
'
8
:30
-Concert
Orchestra,
vocal.
0:00
Correct
Time.
9:15
Totem
Male
Quartet.
9:30-Pacific
Alaska
Hour.
10:S0
Totem
Slale
Quartet;
"Something
about
Everything."
10:45
Totem
Kynco-Ehyth-mists;
vocal.
11:45
News
Flashes.
12:00
Vocoli
and
jilano
I
Tl...-.1....
G-ibeMhc
mmn-gjiiBouSf
10
n;
KTORcJiTf
mis
11:46
Fifth
Ijndlailv
rlwpnHlnir
Rtniml
ffan
Recft
What's
the
commotion
in
the
drawing
room.
Mary?
i
MaryIt's
the
boarders,
mum,
I
'olding
a
hindjjiestion
ttng
(o&4?
Punch.
.j
:v
'Mstk
'-'f
i
KGf,
Tortlai
:Wftin.
)
fenestra'
Symphon(Nr
e
Trio;
news.
'
,
Ave.
Trtatrt
Or-
'
Local
Receiving
Sets
Vary
a
Good
;
Deal
From
Various
9:00
Totem
Little
Symphony;'"
v
good
most
of
the
time.
Mai
The
e
were
one
or
two
off
eve-
Orchestra:
Pod.
'ninga
Causes
The
week
ending
last
night
has
not
been
as
good
a
one
for
local
reeep'tion
a
the
previous
one,
but
yet
good
results
have
been
obtained.
Last
evening
reception
8:00
R.C.A.
Hotff:
9:00
Correet
tUt.
9:00
"A
Night
In
Jinan."
10:00
Trocaderans.
11:00
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Frolic.
,
12:00
News
Flashes.
:
12:15
Vocal
and
piano
solos.
:
i
Saturday,
Feb.
16
i
.
5
i90
Marimba
OrtheWra
wllh
Mildred
HunA?i
'1
j
'
0:00
-General
Electric
Cora-
'
ny
fijm
phony
(hrohestra.
7iat-UUetr
Strike
Hottt
vocal..
(
.
9:00
Cerrect
Time,
i
!
j
9:00
Puget
Sound
Nnftgation
Progrsra.
9:80
"When
You
and
I
Were
YounK
Msggie."
10:00
HI
Show.
12:00
New
Ftaalves..,.
12:15
Piano
"and
vocal
mm
In
jrcur
hm
jRMJJLCQ
radio
wNatrtrM'Plaa,
YES,
a
free
trial
in
your
own
hornet
No
obligation
no
charge.
If
satisfied,
a
imall
payment
down
and
easy
monthly
paymentt.
Alto,
trade-in
allow
tne
on
your
old
act.
Come
in
or
chone
for
full
detaila.
t-Call
Look
Hear-J
lSAKKIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Third
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.
not
seem
to
be
much
music
in
the
IRADIO
EXPERT
i
air.'
Sunday
night
the
big
Seattle
stations
came
in
well
every
where
and
some
sets
were
hearing
other
points.
ItMs
remarkable
what
a
differ
ence
there
is
between
local
sets,
as
a
result,
it
is
thought,
of
location,
inrte
ference
and
installation.
Some
places
are
certainly
more
highly
favored
than
otherft,
but
even
so,
by
experimenting
with
the
aerial
and
ground
wires
reception
may
be
much
improved
ii
a
poor
location.
A
good
deal
of
excellent
wo
k
has
been
done
in
cleaning
up
the
local
interference,
but
it
still
it
pretty
bad
at
times
in
the
down
town
sections.
Last
night
some
the
sets
brought
in
an
immense
'ot
of
noise,
but,
happily,
some
of
it
could
be
tuned
out.
Some
sets
do
not
seem
to
be
installed
with
sufficient
care.
Often
a
loose
connection
will
cause
a
lot
of
trouble.
Insrtruc-tion
books
and
experts
state
that
all
connections
should
be
bandT'nd
noldered
.
'erythlng;-
Pj
"Sne
Brans
Band.
fect.ons;'
Jfpv-
i
i
sssejbmt
liiiori
FrfuiPeb.
"13
I
.tat
W
BSIu
IVt.
last
week
When
there
did
IS
AT
DIGBY
to
Be
Made
to
Get
Advice
on
City
Rtcepiion
local
Radio
Association,
staled
oy
one
oi
vs
o:
-
leers
this
morning,
will
tike
ad-;
antage
of
the
opportunity
of!
he
present
visit
to
the
city
of
I
,
W.
Stephenson,
divisional
engin
eer
for
the
Radiotelegraph
Branch
from
Victoria,
to
seek
advice
and
nnnsikl.
Mnf
7lnn4i'nn
est
mfra.
v
thrnEnT"
di"icUlti"
iDi
Mr.
Stephenson
arrived
from
the
south
on
Sunday
and
will
be
here
for
the
next
week
or
sr
checking
up
operations
at
tli
Digby
Island
wireless
'station.
lPMWWfon?
VALENTINE
SOCIAL
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
Intcreetint;
Event
at
Catholic
Hall
in
NVhich
Cards
and
Dancing
Were
Enjoyed
,
1
the'
The
Valentine
Social
at
Catholic
Hall
last
night
was
a
very
enjoyable
event,
many
people
being
present.
Bridge
and
whist
were
played
during
the
first
half
of
the
evening
after
which
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Dancing
was
then
enjoyed
to
music
by
Charh-s
Bal-agno.
ri
he
w'nners
for
bridge
were
ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Dore
;
setoiu
A.
is
A
Johnson;
gent's
first
P.
Yyer:
second
A.
Johnson.
'
"he
winners
for
Miist
verc
u
ies'
first,
Mrs.
Fred
Hiffou;
-.erond.
Mm.
Palmier
gent's
firet
.f.
J.
Gillis
second
C.
Morgan.
The
entrance
prise
cushion
w:i
won
by
Sophia
Johnson
with
:i'
!t
number
7G.
The
social
was
in
chi.rge
'
of
Mrs.
.1.
J.
Gillis
assisted
by
Mine
M.
Astoria,
Mrs.
Couture,
Mis
Polly
Astoria
nd
Miss
M.
Comu-riina.
Harry
Astori
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mrs.
Tbeo
Fortune
presided
at
the
door.
A
1'LEA
FOR
NEATNESS
The
Hoyal
Automobile
Club
of
England,
is
issuing
a
leaflet
giv
ing
hints
t
motorists.
One
sug-gest'on
will
he
(hat
used
pedes-tr'.ms
should
be
stacked
up
neatly
In
the
gutters.
Auckland
News.
I
in
vnm
i
Mm
11
The
r.ew
Kolster
models
have
.created
an
entirely
new
set
of
standards
by
which
radio
quality
and
radio
value
are
being
neasured
today.
Kolster
performance
pure,
natural
tone
rare
distance-getting
ability
precision
of
program
selection
reaches
new
heights'
of
radio
excellence.
Kolster
reproduction
is
so
realistic
that
it
brings
a
sense
of
actual
presence.
Lovely
cabinets,
conceived
in
the
mode
of
to-morrow,
make
Kolster
a
plcas'ng
to
the
eye
as
to
the
ear.
See
Kolster
hear
Kolster
there's
.
.
.
a
.
.
.
delightful
.
.
.
treat
.
.
.
in
.
.
.
store
.
.
.
fcr
.
.
.
you.
The
new
Kolster
All-Electric
sets
are'etfuipped
with
phonograph
plung-in
Jack
which,
with
pickup
unit!
will
glre
electrical'
reproduction
of
records.
CANADIAN.
URANOES
LIMITED
TORONTO
CANADA.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd
Radio
"B"
Powet
in
its
highest
development
power
that
gives
continuous,
hum-free
reception
from
both
local
and
distant
stations.
Economical
power,
too.
You'll
be
agreeably
surprised
how
long
Eveready
Layerbilt
MB"
batteries
will
operate
your
set
without
replacement
'
Ask
your
dealer.
He
will
tell
you
that
his
customers
come
in
and
ask
for
Eveready
Layerbtlts.
Canadian
National
Carbon
Co.,
Ltd.
Ctlfary
TORONTO
TORONTO
Montreal
Vawolrer
WinnipeI
Owning
Evtready
Battery
Station
CKNC,
Toronto
R211
EVERFATtv
eitiember
K1
'
'
sssssssssssssssssaaBBi
BUI
PREVENTS
THAT
"SINKING"
FEELING
Sj!u
Apnts
:
Harold
F
Ritchie
Co.
Ltd,
Toronto
n