I
UP
1,''
tin-
coDDtry
wriere
recepwoji
u
improving,
and
where
ai.s
of
punical.nd
educational
programs
are
few
and
v.icn.
I
!
.
1':
nMy
lit
in
I
U'fjixnv
CH
AN
tiii
ir
easy
chairs
near
the
fire
and
musk-.
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over
ihe'&ir;
no
effo
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required
to
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tin
pa
real
service'
rfhd
source
of
enjoyment
INTERFERENCE
.1
-.Trf
u;
th
r
;
iiju
decii
1
'
I
to.tti
In-V
.
;.u
h
organW
i
1
t
iinaa
It
was
re
no
.
were
being,
ion-,
About
'
w.-ft1.
considerRblfl
::e
of
.tie
nfwhTeh
soi.n
as
chu-.Hveam
Miggestt
by
if&ijiQO&
IglTIIOPIIONIC
RcTUOLAS
AND
?ECOiU)S
urie
I
that
Victof
lIO
conquered
the
Dominion
conquest
by
"peaceful
penetration."
Since
the
first
Victor
Radio
announce
ment
August
10th,
thousands
of
owners
have
brought
the
joy
of
the
New
Victor
Radio
into
their
homes.
They
are
proud
of
their
sets.
And
why?
Because
in
designing
this
New
Victor
Radio,
the
well-known
Victor
standard
of
"quality
first"
was
olv
served
to
the
letter,
and
the
purchasers
profited
by
it.
This
standard
has
resulted
in
world
leadership
for
Victor
products.
Where
music
is
known
'
Victor
comes
rst.
Statistics
prove
it.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Conftltmlt,-
'
-ask
r
I.:d'
is
recognized
as
ojie
of
thu
be.it
on
the
market.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd.
KOLSTER
DEALERS
ither
sermoim
or
other
kinds
of
niusft'
und
the
chu
che
were
hnt.
'
Al
noi
agree,
ll-.ey
wanted
to
hear
CLEVER
JACK
FOR
RECEIVING1
Nuisance
at
Recent
Meeting
.
and
Makes
Suggestions
The
tiuestion
of
how
to
ieliminile
the
annoyance
of
tne
$mall
regenerative
radio
sets
was
discuss-ed
at
some
length
at
the
last
meet-ing
of
the
local
Radio
Association.
It
was
said
that
this
was
now
the
worst
local
interference
they
had.
One
suggestion
was
that
the
It
to
Wit
inJiusi
.
.
suppose
yqu
mean
in
ojq
sparifiaei
nas
to
,oe
useu
tie
you
gave
him
for
tnd
that
If.
(he
one
that
gives
hU
birthday.
!
U
troUblar
sAU
that
Is
needed
Jlifflel
Yea.
The
oW
'
boy'thts
week
fa
tt"HttIe
patience.
Re-iaJd,
"No
other
eyes
but
mine
ccptlon
Sunday
night
was
not
W
HlGHBOr
MODEL
A'uthmiui
Victor
RdJA)
Dwtffi
tr
efferint
tht
lUthbcy
crtwrt,
iwwJ
ikmvt
for
thtm,
UntK
uNTlfCl"C-d)p
ramie
ttt"
.
'
N
Vrtor
Rtiio,
(OmlfI
K
c
ivhtt
tnd
"fluin
(crJ,
utij
l
Hu
in
10
))(
clctr
uk,
fot
45
McRAE
BROS.
MS
VICTOR
RADIO
RECEIVERS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Radio
Broadcasting
and
Reception
RADIO
THE
NEW
HOME
MAKER
RADIOS
ARE
GREATEST
OF
ALL
ENTER
pi
"
TAINERS
AND
EDUCATORS
KEEP
FAMILY
AT
HOME
The
r.xlio
is
becoming
alnioat
generally
used
in
this
north-.n
.
uiitiy.
Many
in
the
homes
and
camps
are
now
enjoying
,cr!
;ui)n;ont
that
even
a
few
months
ago
was
not
thought
of
:i
Mn
culm
of
probability.
Tl:i'
It
idio
is
one
of
the
best
means
produced
to
keep
the
.
;
:
if
of.
the
home
fireside
at
night.
It
also
keeps
"the
i
nan"
in
atiijight
wA
hop
life
is
coming
back.
Th'
Radio
if
Jiot
ontyfc
KMt
entertainer
it
is
alto
a
great
,ui
aor.
Kvii-t
hom.4houf3
Trae
a
radio,.
pa
ticul.irly
in
this
If
i
1S0UKA(,lNGSET&.,,RADiOPHONES
III
ruin
TTinnTTTTTj
'nAiVmnn
1A
1
FOR
THE
COAST
ARE
SUGGESTED
S.
Coastguard
Already
Uses
TheraV'Hh
Great
Advantage
'
Says'unalga
Skipper
KETCHIKAN.
Feb.
19.
After
reading
the
views
.of
Governor
George
A.
I
'arks
on
the
great
need
of
increasing
radio
com
owners
of
euch
sets
should
be
.munication
facilities
in
!
taught
how
to
tune
them
in
with-
Commander
Edward
S.
Addison
out
causing
the
whistles
and;
of
the
coastguard
gutter
Unalga
squeals
which
are
so
annoying
to;
said
it
was
his
opinion
that
the
everyone
within
a
considerable
solution
of
the
inter-communica
Iradius.
Another
opinion
was
that
'tion
problem
lay
in
the
radio
tel-
i
wuuiu
tuav
jirsn.;
ucaii;
since
meir
installation
in
coasi
.
IKOMO
PROGRAM
i
FORTHEWEEK
Tuesday,
February
26
G:00
Eveready
Hour.
7:00
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos;
7:30
Freshman
Orchestra-dians.
?
8jo6
-Jonesy'and
Mabel.
8:36
Don
Amaizo.
9:00
Correct
Time.
9:00
Concert
Orchestra.
9:15
Playlet'te.
9:30
Schwabacher
"'Gold
'Shield"
Symphony
with
tenor;
AilVk
KOMO,
KGW,
Portland.
j
iu
.dv
r
isner
a
menu
uuiac
Orchestra
with
"Joy
Boys"
and;
blues
singer;
KOMO;
KGW,
'
Portland.
I
12:16
Late
Newe
Flashes.
I
the
only
way
to
deal
with
them
ephone.
j
.,.,.
j
wK,r
97
jwas
to
throtf
them
in
the
harbor.
!
"the
.
coastguard,"
explained!
k.fffi-
p
1
A
suggesyorfVas
made
that
by
Commander
Addis,)
'has
ome
I'S
'
bt0Clt
and
and
to"a
md
QU
quo
the
addUloifVoHnother
tube
the
500
radio-telephone
sets
manufac-.5nf
J
l'rrrL'""
Tv7'
l'
i
,G:0Q-Concext
Orchestra
,wlt
'"'rMttlftftv.
been
highly
satisfac-
dSS'lRS
Fabi
111
me
i.uiiuui.b
a
lam-
-
.
'tfuuMf
lury.
.
.
in
Ij;..rk
l-.t
u
t
1.
..
.
i.V
1
ACo
p-ik.i
ui
yuuwoyui.
Ba..ia,
u.tm.;
Tnese
radio-teletttone
sets
cost
DIGBYCABLE
BROKEN
AGAIN
Old
Spark
Wireles
Set
Used
Interferes
With
Local
Reception
r
i
.
.
r
i
ai
1
1.1
inienenng
about
$1700
each,
and
can
be
wo
ked
from
50
to
800
miles,
although
it
is
now
established
that
they
have
been
worked
over
a
distance
from
200
miles
to
1000
miles
with
the
voice
and
caji
be
worked
further
with
a
key.
1
8:00
Roads
to
Romance
8:30
Imperial'
Candy
C01
Febnmry
28
51,
pany's
"Alice
in
Cwrdyland."
9:00
Correct
Time.
9:00
Ma'.e
Quartet.
9:15
Concert
Orchestra
with
male
duets.
10:80
Pacific
Fruit
&
Produce
Once
properly
installed
and
set
Company's
Synco-ithythmists
with
for
the
co'rect
wavelength,
they
popular
soloist,
are
practically
fool
proof
and
need
1
11
:
30
News
Flashes,
no
attention
other
than
the
pres-!
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Or-i
ervation
and
charging
of
ordinary
igan
Recital.
storage
batteries.
Where
there
is
churchman
that
they
should
all
1
J
r
"Ce,iS
"JLal"hQK0
'ttric
curtcnt
mailable,
a
,
thupdav,
Fel
g..
to
church,
'
but
the
other,
did
frii
S
,
t
,1
'
asonable
additional
.cost
for
al'
tf:00iddli'
P
.
....
1
i
had
Diiruv
Iilund
wireless
station
!
11
r-
jijijdij
j
1
.veijr
-
niuau
ueitu
giunv
ou.-iirucii
'
oju-i-OM)CK
witn
nn
meir
reception.
peneTatng
unit
run.
by
gasoline
or;
tions
1
is
that
mat
the
me
power
power
;
watcr
watcr
power
power
aHbdl'd
,Hbdrdvbe'ddUft0V4
be-jBddU)lo
1'
5V4
5V4S
rogram.
i
and
bond
quoUv-
me
reason
News
.Plnfthes.
cable
fconneeunir
1J12DV
Willi:
e.nn
oii
n..
cir,..
Prfaee
lUipett
lroke
of
hs
aTlidi
.rtttlnilM!.
enulf,ned
with
6:30-Spalh
Orchestra
wfti
snort,
circmirwim
tne
resuu
mat
rD..1ifllion
WMtf.rn
,;;r.rii.,
vtv.SDanUh
siinier.
aruard
telenhone
set.
adanted
to1
7:80
Standard
Symphofa
b
Mrerni
Mreml
days
dijrs
before
before
repairs
repairs
plth
h.tlprv
.L.nin,
Lnr.4..
--.
Hour.
Hour.
,
.
l
1
urleWaek
if
so
appreciative.
lieuniidejplln
.t
r.
the
meantime
.
j
rent
supply.
Hna'operatrng
on!
three
f
8:3(W-Cd:
Mhll
feast
themselves
on
this
very
good
.anyway
and
last
night
;6veJineas.
Boston
Trcnucript
it
wti
jwt
',W.
much
better,
,.
FrceTrial
In
fear
bom
Philco
kkS
YES,
a
Trre
tritl
in
your
own
fiomf
f-ToKobllMtion
m
-arg?.-irrmfi5f.
mit
pjy.
ment
down
nd
taty
monthly
paymtntt.
Alw,
tndt-in
allow-enct
on
your
old
itt
Come
in
or
phone
for
full
deuilt.
U-Call
Look
Hear-J
RARRIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Third
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
8:00
NBC
Hour.
9:00rNBC
rect
Tfrhe'.
uav
l.nWh'i
uMAiTLM
ki.l
8:M
KHQ,
Spbkane,
Cresc
siirned
to
the
coastguard
bv
the
'Old-Time
Band
and
singer.
federal
radio
commiajioii.
9:30
Novelty
Trio
with
me
M.
......
...
..1
BAnrfl
nn
t
inee
ware
lengths
"
could
not
be
7'
.
.
.
,
;
j
u..
1'
.v
t
.
10:00
Associated
Brass
Ban
radlp
tommlasion
would
vand6ubt-'i010
KH0-
.
Spakape;
KGW.
edlassign
a
fquen
to
private
i0'wv..
...
vjJ
ef.
If
rannrin.
In
lli,U
h.t.i
'
"V
somewhat
similar
units
they
could
1
"
,
.
.
XT
,,.,.
K
(n
,
,!,.!
...t.U
1.L
.
41,
OW
W
other
and
with
the
outside
world
throughout
the
year
instead
of
just
during
the
summer
months,
declared
the
commande!.
Cannery
watchmen
then
could
operate
these
ets
and
the
money
saved
by
dispens'ng
with
the
serv
ices
of
radio
operato.n
during
the
active
season
would
pay
for
the
Organ
Recital,
Friday,
March
1
C:00
Wrigley
Rt-viw.
6:30
Philco
Hour.
7:00
Hudson-Essex
Challenge
a.
7:30
Program
originating
highest
priced
radio-telephone
i
KGW-
Inland
tets
in
two
seasons.
The
set
on
the
Unalga
is
in
Uth
'with
the
other
coaattruarri
unit
and
It
is
through
it
that
her
nfflccisand
crew
hear
the
Associated
-IFreea
dispatches
every
iiightw
ItAvnioniy
a
fewyears'ngo
that
a
company
of
midshipmen
of
thi-
naval
!c(a
demy
won.
a
competitive
Infantry'drlll,
in
which,
-ay
far
a
the,
speetators
were
ebneerned,
lhte
were
no
commands
of
any
kind
given.
Each
midshipman
had
a
radio-telephone
concealed
in
his
cap,
by
which
orders,
were
received
from
a
concealed
broadcasting
station.
System,
R
Syatem,
(
time
.
9':00
"A
Night
in
9:S0-"Evnong'
10:00
Late
News
Flashes
corrqef
Japan
10:15
Totem
Mixed
Quarteti
10:80
Olympic
Hotel
Qi
cheat
.
11
i45
Fifth
Ave.
Theat
Organ
Recital.
Saturday,
March
2
5:00
Organ
Itecital
by
White.
5
:30
Marimba
Orchestra
Lew
with
Mildred
Hunt.
0:00
Natonal
Symphony
O'-l'c:.!rn
directed
by
Walter
Dam-
rosch
.
!
7:00
-Lucky
Strike
Dance
Orchestra.
c00
Italian
Symphony
Con-u
rt
Prog
am.
I
9:0Q
NBC
yim,
corret
O
OftPuget
SouehI
Navltsfltlort
Comniny's
"Communitieaof
Pugtt
Sound"
Program.
9
::J0
Concert
Orcherf.ra
vlth
.Tenos.
10:00
i-NBC
System.
Puiret
.iSound
Power
&
light7
Company'4
Big
Show.
.
.
12;00
Late
Now..Elah.
I
"12
!1
5TOTm5"PlaWSIJtr
A
UCHRYMOSE
VISIT
New
Hampshire
papers
"The
Rev.
Robert
Walters
has
gone
to
Chicago
for
a
weep."
To
u.s
in
Btun
it
Mem
rather
a
f;ir
cry.-
-Boiten
TranjSjfpt.
Announcement!
WE
NOW
CA;URY
A
FULL
RANGE
OF
VICTOR
RADIO
Victor
Radio
After
oomparing
all
the
different
makes
of
Radios,
we
find
that
in
appearance,
ease
of
operation,
performance,
quality
of
workmanship
and
value,
none
can
compare
with
Victor,
the
perfect
set.
We
have
chosen
to
handle
Victor
against
all
other
makes
of
Radio.
Every
Victor
Radio
is
a
perfected
radio,
rep
esenting
most
advanced
design,
A-C
tube
operation.
Bingle
control
illuminated
dial,
velvet-like
volume
regulation,
x
single
switch
space
electrical
control,
smart
cabinets.
There
is
a
model
to
suit
every
pu:e
and
purpose.
The
above
advertisement,
nf
ihe
wot
I
Wnnu.-n
hnmu
nf
son
&
Risch
appeared
in
'a
recent
Issue
of
the
'yancouverjPr
npp.
Airpr
an
OTTPntt
Va
K&n
n
-avnar
anAA'Ar
mhm.
y
-
th
a
is
thel:
pronouncement
and
without
reservations
we
endorse
every
wora.
SOLD
ON
EASY
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
'
Where
Men
Are
Men
THE
and
TRACTORS
are
Caterpillars
RIG
LOGS-STEEP
GRADES-IT
TAKES
STAMINA
AND
POWER
TO
LICK
THE
TYPICAL
LOGGING
JOB.
CATERPILLARS
MAKE
YOU
A
PROFIT
ON
THE
HARDEST
KIND
OF
LOGGING
WORK.
A
FINE
TRIBUTE
TO
BOTH
THE
MACHINE
AND
DRIVER.
WRITE
FOR
CATALOG
AND
PRICES
Morrison
Tractor
and
Equipment
Co.
Ltd.
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C.
9!0
STATION
STREET,
VANCOUVER
B.C.
Branches:
Kelowna,
B.C.;
Nelson,
B.C.;
Prince
George,
B.C.
AFTEilMTi
of
influenza,
bronchitis,
cough,
cold
or
other
respiratory
infection,
is
usually
a
period
of
great
weakness.
There
is
special
need
for
well-selected
vitamm-nch
nourishment
to
rebuild
resistance.
Many
people
have
found
nothing
quite
so
beneficial
as
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-LIVER
OIL
If
you
are
now
passing
through
a
time
of
weakness,
why
not
let
it
help
nourish
you
back
to
strength
and
vigor.
Scoff'
Emulsion
is
cod-liver
oil
that
is
pleasant
to
take
and
digests
easily.
Scott
Bowm,
TotoiM,
0U
...
-
"