deception
is
Good
.
wmtrt
.SaujW
Victor
Radio
Victor.
Vwul
Vlrinr
Vlctof
.
JnnMrutirmt
on
Victor
FIR
If
MARVELOUS
RECEPTION
UKOADJlAYLinUT
SUN'SHINlKti
FR0ADCASJ1NG
i
ic.
i
too
have
increased
their
power.
KJR,
Seattle,
.()
o
to
"jOOO
watts.
Others
proportionately.
iii.
taken
with
the
extraordinary
sensitivity
of
Victor
most
promising
to
those
fortunate
enough
to
have
a
v
tfond
all-summer
reception.
Delivered
to
yoar
borne
i
i
ii.
al
and
sold
on
easy
monthly
psyifltjna.
'
t
in
Victpf
TO
the
famous
Lowboy,
Victor
has
added
the
electro-dynamic
speaker.
To
the
instrument,
which
80
of
the
present
owners
bought
princi
pally
because
of
its
outstanding
tone,
is
added
all
that
further
richness
and
resonance
of
the
Victor
Electro-Dynamic
speaker.
tuUrfty
tody.
ToWs
known
fact,
and
to
tJm
Hf
tp;rtkjfaaiwl
with.Vjctoc
tone,
may
u
Kttrftwt!
the
great
success
which
Victor
Radio
has
enjoyed
from
the
first
And
to
the
season
most
popular
model,
Victor
adds
it
advanced
electro-dynamic
speaker
truly,
adding
more
tone
to
tone
!
Authorized
Victor
Radio
Dealers
are
now
showing
the
beautiful
Lowboy,
rpccklly
designed
for
them,
in
all
the
annmt
nf
it
new
electro-dynamic
speaker
equipment,
the
new
Victor
Kauw
set,
seven
tubes
ami
reciiiying
tube,
and
cord
ready
to
plug
in,
for
only
Clin
lwJthyRegular
Victor
Speaker,
$235,
,(VtorjrJkmflMiicWn
Company
Mi-rnroil
iinilrr
Nitrnt
Of
tlir'linilln
Ytr
'irncy
Ijiliontliirlrs
Inf.
nun.!
n
"iiuniONIC
JiH
TTh
TT
VICTOR
VICTOR
i.si!!sANi,iyicKaei5ros.
Early
Ad.
Copy
l
is
appreciated
CAMERA'S
PADDED
CULL
The
"blimp"
or
"mouse"
padded
ceil
to
prevent
the
click
of
.he
movie
camera
from
recording
is
one
of
the
latest
devices
riec-snitutcd
by
the
introduction
of
'talkies."
BROADCAST
OF
KENTUCKY
DERBY
Famous
Turf
Classic
to
Go
Out
on
the
Air
on
Amei'can
System
i
District
News
TERRACE
W.
II.
Gotten,
Smithers,
successor
to
O.
II.
Pethick
as
district
engineer
of
the
works
department,
arrived
The
Kentucky
Derby,
famous
from
the
Interior
on
Thursday
Uirf
classic
of
the
blue
grass
coun-
nd
"
"Wng
a
tour
of
this
sec-try
will
be
made
a
classic
of
tbe
tion
of
h,B
district
in
order
to
air
available
to
a
nation-wide
ra-
,lne
P
program
of
work
for
dio
audience
when
it
is
broadcast
th
season.
over
a
coast-to-coast
network
on
!
Saturday
afternoon.
May
18.
This!
J-
Bird
of
Topley
was
a
bust-
broadcast
will
be
released
in
the
ne8
visitor
hen
at
the
end
of;
west
through
stations"
orthe
Amer-
the
week
......
I
.if
I
lean
uroaueasting
LorjBy
nov-j
.
,
,
.4
v.
v-
j
work.
I
'R-
Brealy,
'of
the
Laminated
The
scene
of
the
race"
will
be
th
Materials
IM4
NsSutWestminster,
faaous
traxk.
tChuW(J
Downs,
"eft
on
Sun
da
for
the
south
af-
WT
.
,,T
'
From
the
top
of
a
80-foot
lower
ter
&nAnV
sVeri$l.y.
in
the
?rKanized
lows:
nresiriitnt
!?tht
C.ihtvp
"icera
mousted
at
a
Mratesjttrtrttat
intk
district.
,
1
infield,
Ted
JIiwIbk.
well
known
t
sports
announcer,
will
give
a
mita-f
A
barrel
'
spraytubj
been
"
.....
.
j
w
'ssm
lire
Dwau
ircBt
RADIO
RECEPTION
GOOD
DURING
WEEK
or
two
nights
when
local
reception
commenced
rather
later
than
that.
Interference
is
reported
to
have
.ttiQost
absent.
?'
.
.
4
v
-v
v
4
Sunday.
re-
ute
rfescnptkMlin.the
mctlhielijceUeq
fttpn
.ttkengremiaent
"by
he
will
follow
through
a
pair,
of
the
Farmers'
Institute
in
an
at-'
which
has
been
lying
idle
for,
several
years,
to
D.
Sorless
of
Prince
George
who
plans
on
starting
an
aerial
service.
The
machine
was
shipped
to
Prince
George
on
a
flat
car.
SMITHERS
Four
carloads
of
northern
grown
timothy
seed
has
been
shipped
out
by
the
Central
B.
C.
Seed
Growers'
Association.
Considerable
quantities
of
seed
are
now
being
cleaned
at
the
cleaning
plants
here
and
at
Burns
Lake.
Farmers
of
the
Wistaria
district
turned
considerable
pork
into
home
'cured
ham
and
bacon
during
the
past
winter.
It
found
ready
market.
'A
cabin
on
the
Orchard
ranch
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
Saturday,
other
buildings
being
saved
by
dint
of
hard
fire
fighting
work.
The
local
Oddfellows'-
Lodge
has
presented
A.
E.
Campbell
with
a
handsome
leather
suit-ease
in
recognition
of
his
work
as
secretary
of
the
lodge.
An
attractive
new
home
Is
being
built
op
Third
Avenue
foi
P.
G.
Russell,
C.N.R.
superintendent
here.
The
death
occurred
at
her
farm
home
near
here
last
Sun
day
of
Mrs.
George
Kidd,
wh
was
well
known
throughout
the
district.
Deceased,
who
succum
bed
after
a
long
illness,
is
sur
vived
by
a
widower
and
son
anc
daughter.
Mrs.
F
S.
Walton
of
Princ
l
Rupert
is
visiting
here
with
Mi
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Doodson.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Chief
Lake
Conservatives
have
as
fol
IJanrlf.
I
vice-president.
Martin
Schafer:
secretary
treasurer.
Mrs.
E.
0.
Peterson;
executive,
William
Ferguson,
H.
Halverson,
A.
Rasmus-sen,
E.
Peterson
and
J.
Bolam.
mounted
on
a
tripod
awl
pointed
I
the
fruit'
trees,
and
is
mueh
in
.
"
,
n
"
UM,
nn'
JM.Mt..
1
'e
by
gun
sights.
demand
Throughout
the
district.
L
'
ieetar
J
Microphones
plwedst
the
band-'
It
l
tatfou4itd1t'
the
best
niece
Tr,n.ce
ueorye
l..a
if8"!'
stand,
grandstand,
staring
line.'.of
pmenl,
0
Jit,,
kind
w.hiehina8
?
?r,
tT
and
oaddock
will
viv
fh
r.rffo
'
h.
klft
7
i.
superintendent
of
r
C.N.R.
w
Tele-
audience
u
glimjwe
of
the
local
j
-
1
'
Jfraphs.
that
this
city
will
short-
color
and
music
preceding
and
foi-1
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester
My
b
p,ced
,n
dlrect
coramunl-lowlng
the
race.
'
,'who
ha
spent
son
day.
In
this
cation.
w"h
aU
.the
'"
al"
district
retu,Bsl
t
the
coast
on
tng
th?
,lne0
r
rallwa"
as
,
runt
ns
sjiiurtBiiuc
Michael
Merrick,
proapector
,T1he
VtwiwUX
portion
of
thei
A
t...
I
highway
between
the
city
and
!
Every
Evening
It
Has
Been
P-
weeks
looking
over
prospects
In
h
JijjfB
i'hln"1
to
h
Pted
within
three
rfble
to
Enjoy
Excellent
Con-
this
district
left
on
Thursday
eeks
Mean
me
the
city
is
certn
for
a
Number
of
!f
Vancouver
but
expects
to
re-
'turn
within
far
u-v.
proceeding
with
its
portion.
The
Radio
reception
during
the
past
!
W.
Christy
left
on
Saturday
week
has
been
excellent.
Local
or
Smithers
to
resume
his
work
fans
have
enjoyed
a
number
of
n
the
employ
of
the
C.
N.
R.
splendid
concerts
almost
any
time
there.
they
wJaajkI
after
J.
a'clock
Earner
in
the
week
there
were
one
NTW
IIAaRI.TON
S.
J.
Winsby,
R.
lates
broidcHsting
by
official
Hol'
s
now
under
measures..
In
the
United
T"e
building
js
own
and
W.
V,
Anders.in
,lfSVe
bt.
o9b
mlectlnjjonibers
of
the
Hae1
ton
lloapwil
bo;,td.
The
nnitol
.
mpctir.KilafWi'tly
fafft
a
reaW!
.
lotion
"
W.
mm
effort
ituri
tp
fcr
i.roeeodl
prnceoueu
:'
'
i
'
m
-
1
,
yi;
UAT-miK
NATIOXaS
Ji--:feicu
i
av
f,v
flopital
ARK
DOING
IN
TliE
buTIdln:
v
IMURCSTS
OF
RADIO
I
An
.J.
lilt-..
...1.1.1.
N'ecrly
every
country
remi-
the
capacity
of
1
I.
double'
Hazeltnn.
ruction.
'
11
&
Kingdom
and
moat
European
K-
Seab.nnd
the
hotJ
h
opr
countrros
broadcasting
sta-
"X
u.
w.
iwwsorti
j
.
'
t'ons
arc
owned
and
o.nerated
')
by
the
governments.
Swedon
Having
completed
lectwre
private
company
to
operate
'ugls
Lay,
resident
the
main
stations;
Australia
ngineerJ.
hasVprted
the
mlnlnjri
and
New
Zealand
grant
con-
8on
worl
wh
a
visit
to
Usk
cessions,
although
Xkl
for-.
.where
vcral
propcrtlee
are
un-
mer
dominion
is
preparing
to
"def
develolfment
aiffl'
'
looking
tiike
over
,i
hlgh-powereil
we"-
Mr.
Lay
Joojks
forj
stations.
In
North
and.
Soiith?
ciftiaiderable
actltttrfin
:
copper
America
stations:
?V?W
K0WjtfWgmp7r.
most
iart
are
privately
,
1
owned,
with
government
rfc-
Prta
for
thejj
Silver
gulation
of
wave
channels.
CuP
mM
w"'ch
"
tcen
closed
Outside
the
;
UnltVd
SUte
r
lh
PM
w'fk
prteojon
nc!
practically
every
couhtry
Im-
.Pt
of
a
breakdoxv.n,
arrived.
nt
tl,e
tlnt
the
week
and
poses
a
fee
on
radio
sets.
are
Canada
charges
$1,
France
Installed.
s
five
cents.
Sal
rami
$18.
the
,
I
United
Kingdom
12.45,
Ger-
,
Considerable
improvejtricnts
are
manv
$6.70.
Australia
$5.8B
b6,n
nUle
at
the
offff
of
the
and
Japan
$0.
United
States
Government
Telegrapbsnt
Hazel-
exports
of
radio
apparatus
ton;
An
e'wtrlc
rower
jjlant
Is
reached
$12,000,000
n
128.
to
b
-
Canada
taking
41
per
cent.
,..,
,,
,
.
.
of
these
shipments.
Tn
Hwy.
hmuIojW
Indus-
4.
trial
and
Investment
Association,
--
"-
-
-Iiaa
old-tlia
.
pliiua.Jlaielton,
:
new
roaa
win
uring
me
iair
i
s
15
THE
"NATIONAL
MARK-JOHN
BULL:
"What
a
beauty;
sure
as
'eggs
is
eggs,'
I
know
vhis
one
British
and
Best."
(At
the
same
time
that
the
British
egg
has
been
assured
of
a
freat
future
by
the
guarantee
of
the
national
mark,
energetic
efforts
are
being
made,
by
up-to-date
marketing,
to
develop
British
.rade
generally).
From
News
ofthe
World,
London.
buildings
a
mile
and
a'
half
C.
Coleman,
vice-president
of
doser
to
the
centre
of
the
city,
jthe
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
,
The
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
met
on
Friday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
II.
Milburn.
Hon.
F.
P.
Burden,
minister
of
ands,
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
nd
of
this
week
after
having
lade
a
tour
of
the
Pacific
reat
Eastern
Railway
with
D.
sets.
The
Western
Canada
Airways
are
expected
to
establish
an
air
service
in
this
district
during
the
coming
season,
making
headquarters
at
Summit
Lake.
Robert
and
John
G.
MacCombes
of
Montreal
are
already
here,
awaiting
transportation
jnto
the
Ingenika
mining
country.
RADIO
.
1
All,
Kolatcr
Electric
sets
can
be
used
in
connection
with
your
phonograph
to
give
electrical
reproduction
of
phonograph
records.
Connection
is
made
to
the
pick
up
unit
by
means
of
jack,
which
is
standard
equipment
in
each
model,
and
is
readily
accessible
at
the
buck
of
the
cabinet.
KOLSTER
TABLE
MOPEL
WITH
TUBES
$2.-.2.-
KOI.STEK
CABINET
MODEL
WITH
TUBES
AND
SPEAKER
Also
other
models
in
both
G
and
7-tube
sets
and
battery
Kolatcr
Must
Be
Tried
to
Be
Appreciated
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd.
KOLSTER
DEALERS
KINO'S
CHOICE
Chocolate
Bar
at
mad
0
frrth
pint'
applt
andrtih
oocoa-nal,
dipped
in
buttrr-coleh
and
coated
with
milk
chocolate.
"TJHAT
lovely
music
1"
says
Mr.
Snick-viy
snack,
having
just
eaten
a
"King's
Choice"
Chocolate
Bar
and
settled
down
to
a
quiet
evening
of
enjoyment.
But
Little
Jimmy
Snicksnack
doesn't
share
his
parent's
bliss.
He
doesn't
sec
why
he
should
be
denied
the
chocolate
bar
that
makes
the
other
members
of
the
family
so
happy.
Poor
Little
Jimmy
1
But
wait
till
he
grows
up
I
Tfngs
Cfioh
caocolate
liecc
UOIRS
LIMITED
HALIFAX