pueiday.
January
IB,
1929
O
J
f
Kao:
?.
i
..
J:iLii.i:
'!:
i
Ik
new
KWster
models
have
crcnted
an
entirely
new
set
(
i
n
:i;rd
by
which
radio
quality
and
radio
value
are
being
nicn-iiu'd
today
.
I
ister:
performance
pure,
natural
tone
rare,
distance-tiimvl'
ability
preciHion
of
program
selection
reaches
new
n
.
of
radio
excellence.
Kolster
reproduction
is
bo
real-i
i
h-i
t
it
brings
a
wnw
of
actual
pretence.
Lovely
cabi-ml--,
conceived
In
the
raode
of
to-morrow,
make
Holster
as
pli
;i.-.:r.jr'
to
the
eye
bm
to
the
ear.
See
Kolster
hear
Holder
there"
s
.
...
a
.
...
delightful
.
.
.
treat
.
.
.
In
.
.
.
-tore
.
.
.
for
.
.
.
you.
.
t
Tin
new
Kolster
A'I-Klcct:ic
sets
are
eqsipped
with
phono-.
1
1
,'lung-in
jack
which,
with
pichn-p
tnUtVrV
give
electrical
,.
;..'iiiluctiot
of
records.
"
CANADIAN
IMANDES
LIMITED
1
TORONTO
CANADA.
S.
E
PARKER,
Ltd.
Choice
of
co-
for
the
Ant
time,
radio
in
color
I
NOW.
Your
fchoice
of
five
table
model
KtA
In
vivid
colon
to
match
the
furnithingt
of
your
hosnc.
Come
in
and
Kt
them.
First,
arrTrKrfinyourown
home!
Then,
if
sat
idled,
the
Philco
is
your
on
eay
monthly
payment.
Only
a
small
amount
down.
etccixic
New
discovwy-"Neutrodyne
Phii'-givci
vujt
distance
range,
split-hair
selectivity
nnd
remarkable
volume.
1U
electric
no
batteries,
nquidi
or
add.
WeyP,u'i
into
yourliiit
socket.
COME
IN,
see
and
hear
the
mirfvelout
Philco
Radio.
Oetthe
detail,
of
out
liberal
offer.
No
obhiaUon.
A.
I
S
no
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
io
Broadcasting
and
Reception
sv
Terms
No
Aerial
Needed
Thanki
to
Phlleo'i
svfrt'powtr,
it
brine
in
local
and
many
dirtint
tutiont
without
an
ecrialt
Fr-diiUnt
ttatkxu,
with
regular
aerial,
evtn
m
th
dmtime.
Sped!
nnce
control
cut
out
local
interference
and
eprte
dtiunt
itation.
Ont-dial
control:
no
"
froping."
Come
in
and
kc
thit
tuperb
radio
I
ikfltear
Bame's
Hor.c
Furnishings
THIRI)
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT
H.C.
I
OK
A
HEAL
ENJOYADLE
MOTOK
DRIVE
Kent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CANS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
I'ltone
lllue
0SU
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
St.
Telephone
the
office
if
your
paper
dotft
not
arrive
33
D
AHTA
DDOPAM
immuruuuiifi
FOR
THE
WEEK
N.
B.C.
SYSTEM
Tuesday,
January
15
COO:
Eveready
Hour.
KllQ,
WedneKdajvJanu.iry
1C
0.80:
lUMriLfiir,,,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KttVPmb.
KPO.
KFI.
'
'Frltfilyi-January
-lo
5J:
Ufld
OJfcalth.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
6.00:
Wrigley
Review,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI,
6.H0:
Philco
Program:
KH
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
KFI
7.00:
HmI,.J&sx
Clullwrl
era.
JLHO.
KOMO,
KGW
KOQ,
KPO
KFL
8.00:
RCA
Hmr.Q;Ollt)"
KGW.
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
900:
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9.80:
Moon
Magic,
KHQ.
KGW,
KOMO.
KGO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KOMO.
KFI10.00
to
11.00;
KPO,
-KGO
11.00
to
12.00.
.
Saturday.
January
19
5.00:
National
Orchestra,
KHQ.
KOMO.
KCW;fK0,
KPO.
KFI-7.00t
Lucity
Stfikoilotir,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGQ,
KpO,
KFI.
8.00:
The
Carnival,
KPO,
KGO
-H.'5
to
9.00.
9.00:
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
9.00:
Golden
Uganda,
KHQ,
KGW.
KOO.
10.00:
The
Big'
Shonr.
KTfO.
KGW,
KGO.
XPO10.80
to
12.00.
ROAR
CONTINUES
ON
Radio
fans
must
nil
appreciate
the
efforts
of
the
Radio
Association
in
trying
to
clean
up
the
local
reception
situation
s;i
that
radio
fans
hen"
may
get
the
best
possible
use
of
their
rece'ving
sets.
Sunday
early
in
the
evening
there
was
splond
(I
recuption
in
the
downtown
district,
but
its
the
evening
advanced
the
roar
ciime
in
which
drownod
out
everything.
Then
when
the
big
stations
at
Seattle
had
shut
down
for
the
night
the
local
interference
also
stopped.
ATTEMPT
TO
RAISE
'
PRINCE
OF
WALES
C.
N.
R.
PROjGRAM
FOR
THE
FANS
Tuesday
:
CNilV,
Vancouver,;
9.00:
Strand
theatre.
10.00:
KtiiHh;Pr8ffram.
V.
9
'
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.i
CNRE.
Edmonton,
1
1.15:
Stu.
7.00:
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos.
KIIQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
oio
Program.
Wednesday
iw.
rreanman
urchestradians,
'
CNRV,
Vancouver,
10.00:
Stu-
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
,,jo
program
by
Bluet
Singer
and
KFI-
Uhe
Midnight
Harmony
Sons.
8.00:
Plantation
Echoes,
KGW,
j
KGO,
KPO.
8
JO:
Amaizoa
Gitanos.
KHQ.
nuaiu,
ku
W.KUO,
KPO,
KFI.
program.
9.00:
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
Thursday
CNRC,
Calgary,
VM:
Studio
Matthews
Peerless
..OMO,
KfiW,
KGO.
KPO'.
CNRV,
Vancouver,
10.00:
Nat-
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KFI
jional
Concert
Orchestra.
10.00
to
11.00,
KPO
10.00
to!
12.00.
Friday
CNRV,
Vancouver,
730:
Chil-on'B
Hour.
8.89:
Period
for
Addresses.
.940
:
CNRV
Players
under
the
8.oo:
tiuwyU'
Ttotaaneo.":.
';'..:.:'r,,
117
V.W""""
""""
ore.
W
WmiJOilQ:
CNRV
Concert
Trio.
KFI.
i
'
r
rf
fi
OA
.
ma.
full
mil
o.oo:
ineniimuiyHoys,
CNRE,
Edmonton,
10.30:
Stu-9.00:
Correct
Time.
KIIQ,
jdto
proram
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KGW,,
KGO,
KFI.
i
HILOO:
Dance
Music.
Sunday
CNRV
Varwvitivor
AMI-
C'.nn.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KGW.
Mrt
Program.
KPO.
,
I
Thursday,
January
17
fi.00:
Seiberling
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
7450:
Standard
Symphony
Hour.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KFI.
&S0:
Memory
Las,
KOW,
KGO.
aD0:
Correct
Time,
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
10.00:
The
TroojMleians,
U.OO:
The
ltocfpra&
KHQ,
KPfj;
KPfi.
INSPECTOR
IS
NOT
AVAILABLE
Haclioj
Association
Will
Have
to
'
Work
Qut-It.4
Own
Problems
v
t-
'for
Present
'.!.
'G
LAIrf
GHT
List
ofJHtforierative
Sets
Made
AVhJHrftr'i
Causing
Trouble
-4-
IrreeTTng
of
the
executive
Of
rrjffWClJpert
RiarQ
'Asso-
tortiifte
t;
was
teported
that
a
MM
HH"i-ma
aV4to
-local
telegraph
office
whiea
shewed
that
the
Interference
reported
from
the
motor
had
been
abated.
A
copy
of
a
teltgram,
was
read
from
the
president
to
E.
J.
Haqgbton
at
Victoria
asking
for
an
jntpector
to
be
sent
to
thoroughly
investigate
the
local
situa
tion.
A
reply
was
received
stating
that
an
inapector
could
not
be
sent
north
at
present
and
mentioning
that
a
copy
of
the
wirehad
been
orwarded
tp
the
director..
The
executive
mad
a
lilt
of
all
lht
regenerative
sets
lnv'he
city
which
provtid
:stth
a
nuisance
to
local
reception
.
These
sets
interfere
to
seeh
an
extent
that
when
they
are
active
they
sometimes
en-ti
ely
Stop
reception
ajt
the
station
to
which
'.tbey
are
trying
to
tune
in.
J.
J.
L'ttle,
superintendent
of
utilities,
wn
present
at
the
meeting
by
request
and
set
the
mem
bers
right
on
a
number
of
matters
'
LOCAL
RECEPTION
regard
to
the
city
noises
LOCAL
INVESTIGATION
INTO
INTETOENCE
RADIO
RECEPTION
One
of
the
diff
cutties
found
in
"investigating
radio
interference
is
that
often
Ust
at
the
Umc
when
the
detector
set
grws
out
the
big
noises
a-e
not
on.
That
was
true
last
nieht,
During
the
early
part
of
the
evening
there
wae
no
downtown
"interference
and
it
was
around
10
o'clock
when
it
began
,to
roar
and
cKrbwn
out
everything
ele
.
H
1
'
UTILIZING
COAL
RESOURCES
KETCHIKAN
GETS
i
CONTROL
OF
WAYE
LENGTH
ONCE
MORE
The
Ketchikan
radio
broadcasting
stations
seems
to
have
its
instrument
under
control
once
more
and$is
using
a
wave
length
very
close?
to
KOMO
of
Seattle,
br.t
far
enough
away
not
to
interfere.
For
a
few
days
nothing
but
a
whistle
could
be
obtained
from
either
station,
when
they
were
using
the
same
wave
length.
The
chief
objection
to
the
Ketchikan
station
is
the
poor
announcing.
The
announcer
has
not
a
carrying
voice
and
the
result
is
that
much
of
what
he
says
is
missed
by
the
fans
here.
j
Fashion
Fancies
An
Evening
Cape
of
Unusual
Charm
and
Luxuriousness
An
interesting
shirring
treat-,
racnt
on
shoulders
and
back
k;
a
feature
of
this
lovely
evening
cape
of
ivory
velvet.
Which
fab-
ric.
by
the
way,
is
becoming
smarter
each
season
for
formal
wear.
The
collar
and
cape
band
are
,
of
sable,
lending
a
rich
contrast
to
the
cape.
Worn
over
an
ivory
satin
gown
the
cape
adds
the
note
of
luxury
so
important
in
the
formal
mode
this
season.
A
New
Evening
Fashion
i
This
is
not
a
daytime
frock!,
It
is
one
of
the
very
new
jackets
of
chiffon
made
to
wear
with
eve-ninir
frocks
of
a
heavier
medium.
This
particular
jacket
is
of
light
yellow,
beaded
with
crystals.
And
the
frock
worn
with
it
Is
of
deep
corn-colored
velvet.
The
nela.At
the
sides
are
of
chiffon.
VXIthough
the
combination
sounds
poisonous,
I
b$g
ivo.i
take
my
Word
for1
it
that"
it
is
perfectly
beautiful.
KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
15.
An';
The
new
Fuel
Research
Labor-WINTPU
FLYING
IN
CANADA
attempt
has
ben
made
to
raise
atorles
of
the
Department
oft
The
handicap:
af
winter
flying
the
power
boat
Pr
nee
of
Wa'es.1
Mines
at
Ottawa
were
designed
in
Canada
have
now
been
large-whltfh
carried
mail
and
passengers
and
the
equipment
selected
with
.ly
overcome
Year-round
op-in
and
out
of
Ketchikan
prior
to
a
view
to
carrying
out
"investigat-
eratlnns
are
inereasing,
greatly
her
finking.
The
plan
is
to
t
y
ions
which
would-be
in
the
in-
to
the
benefit
of
the
operating
to
tow
her
to
a
shallow
beach
.
t'erests
of
the
development
of
the
companies
which
can
now
kees
where
she
can
be
repaired.
jroal
resources
of
the
Dominion,
their
aircraft
in
constant
work.
I
CANADIAN
MOUNTIrTGOES
TO
ABERDEEN
ON
HOLIDAY
Constable
James
Murray
of
the
world
famous
R.C.M.P.,
who
is
holidaying
with
his
"ain
folk"
in
Aberdeenshire
is
the
hero
of
the
nine
hundred
mile
dash
across
the
snow-covered
wastes
of
Ilaf-fanland,
to
recover
the
dead
body
of
Hector
J.
P.
PiU-h
forth,
the
English
fur-trader,
who
was
statf
ned
at
Cane
Kater.
and
wa
called
the
"lonliest
man
in
the
w
irld."
Constable
Murray
is
here
seen
with
his
niece,
who
-is
very
proud
of
the
Eskimo
summer
coat
he
took
home
to
her.
.
'
1
4
v
alPelecmc
ViCtOf
Radio
Measure
Values
by
these
Fads
A
NAME
With
Prestige
TONE
That
Is
Superb
BEAUTY
of
design.
UNEXCELLED
Construction
MODERATE
Prices
SEVERAL
Stylos
UNEQUALED
Sensativity
East
Monthly
Payments
If
Desired.
eMcuMvs.JJd
StMONDS
SAWS
The
most
economical
saws
to
use
Slmond
Canada,
Saw
Co.
Limited,
St.
Rem!
St.
and
Acorn
Ave.
Vancouver.
D.C
MONTREAL
StJohn.M.B.