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TwRLvE "Easysto-Fi po 2, _RADIO PROGRAM _ ht's Best Featurea a DE , Sunrise con. EL eo. Fam talk; "The Boss." venport, Happy Hour, Neage: Organ. Moming Devo al Poh Hv 3 Whe pos H)-Berrien or. Early ? r CWP. Werth, Moreing (370)~Kansas City, Moming Lesson, (535)--Des Moines, Victor pro. Ww (353)--Detroit. "Tonight's Din. sac wR n State College. )~Cinci, Women's hour, 357)--Toronto, Music, (283)--Columbus. Scripture; 45 imi Housekeepers chat, GBS (M9)--N. Y, Women's hour, (345)--Chicago, Home question C (461)--Boston. Women's hour, A b Hawa Music; household N = Home manage: a Y., "Keeping Fit." Ml P= Ritamia. ER rer 's Mpls; Musicale. ( gines. Organ, en" 1 Calgary. Bo Shenandosh, Songs Studio program, ADC whsicale, WEBH (366)--Chi a Women's hour, WIZ (454)-N. Y, Snshenn music, (345)--Chic. Dinner hel wi (3a Phi." TD a music, ( Home economics, 3 204)-- Milwaukee, Organ, 492)---N. ¥, Rolfe's Orchestra, Fo --Phila, Religious service, ys Phila. Orchestra, (400) = Cleveland, Orchestra (411)=Montreal, Mt, Royal Or. (357)--Toropto, Lunch \! M Pantie, gi Li TY ole' oes Kon, (319) = Council Bluffs, KED (637 ar rinda. in eheon music, Sooo (385)--Hot Sp Concert. ole gre "pau, Farm Wei. Orga: int 3 N= icagn. cin BY (303)~Buffalo, Concert ensemble, (3%4)=N, ¥, News flashes; mu. (08)~Chicago, Organ, Al Car. D Noon News; (448)~Chicago. Melodies, CY Smebis, Orchestra, 370)--N. String ensemble. Ae Frodh ig Music, i ) = Milwaukee, Luncheon ( Peis, 0 Tuller plo. © 0" Moines, The Ambass- EP on -- Shenandosh, Farmer', " Dallas. Address; music. es N, Y, Scripture; musi Wey (#16)~Chic. Drake ensemble. Friday Programs yo B)-Betron, A (26)-Denver, Instrumental con- (508)--Boston. Musicale. )--Chicago. Musical pot- tawa., Musicale, (33-Cimbe hs usicale, NE Popular music. CRS N.Y, Talk; be 0) --Roihest." SG pro- L2H] 1.40 arm hour. ice; 7 Gn NY Tr A. dag V wo TEE anon Wate se i (BD--Akron, ("Heart to CL omit Tia (285)=Baltimore, 'Mixed quars ar har a RY B (M1)--Kansas City, Popular W FR AE i, Wi Eo Mp OR IN Amy N 810 esd Pl BS an Wis i] Te be an: as WKiW a a-Butil, i, Hawaiian tainers. RVA (254)! iehmond. Concert, 8.30 flue 0 Ep ALK 411)! (322)--Moncton, nhc THaA. of (34)--=New Mexico College. Mu- WFLA S=Clearwater, Fla. Peace Hemera ay 3 aiaville. --Louisy! Wax SIT eckson. Cn Samy ad (345)--Chicagd, Oriental Male NYC (526)--N.Y, Concert WPG a Aenic City, Sh pro: Wiiy @6-N.v. van ors Arties WTAG So Norsester Fore ri walians, 8.45 WHT (306)--Chicago. i H 9.00 Red WERE REE Sa WBA ¥ Wha Wikre Ri A WHE WEAN, We, Wt, Wwy Columbia Chain---Feature Wa Mere makes Wehg He WeRE, A S, on JPR Hine N etwork--Wrigle; Sow Ww LTV ON sh lo Tn Wiva Wa WS Rimtion, "The ~Toronte, Violin rn tl. oil "anor oy Wi J Kir (256)~Muséftine, « Home. il He 5 (227)--Clardipda, The Newsboy, Kvoo (349)--~Tulsa. Male quartet, WBBM - (389)--Chi cago. Arist recital, WCFL (484)--Chi id mes, w WES ai Chi Sil: ACH i X ( fhiceao. Si gi fear ob Hibs Musicale, 9.15 b/s ( ate, 4 (361)--Jafferson City, ou 'time oo FEE cag, Stadio pre am Whap Co st, Yo opens numbers. WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St: Paul. Concert. pes Gh --Partiand, Me. Treasure 9.30 WEEI {448)--Bostan. The Neapolitans. WGN (416) woo (349)--Phila. a Woo A G (273)--Atlantic Cy. St pros we (469)~Wash., Lord Calvert en: WTAG (545)--Worcester, Belco Male gartet, § nd J anhoe Knights 9.45 RFMX (236)--Nortl 10.00 Loanhia Chain ' i Four WMAQ, W WoO, Red Network, Palmolive Hour, WEAF, EEI, WTC. Ww AR, WTAG. WCSH, "a GY, CH 'Who, Ww, Ww woh WBT. WINS WGN, * CNRT Torte, ras Xo A (326): Den S --Denyer. Sym: prs. Kot. (319)~Council od ncle Klis (384)--Hot gi Russian Cg © WBAL (285)--B ne BAL En- semble. iJ yoo, 05) ---Mpls.- -St. Paul. Wd 54s --Dallas, oy, Geniz WLIT, , WTAM, i WoC, WDAF, 1 wi 70 lush WSBT ( ro er WOO (349)--Phila. sop sand Paul Readers' n-ne Rest ho, oo IEA 0p Com (461)--Pitts. William Penn Ho- .Y. Waldorf Astoria; "11 Cor. King & Celina Phone 2604 THE BEST IN RADIOS THE MARCONI SHOP THE 'OSHAWA DALY: TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1928 A, WAL, WIR. WLW R; WLW, ry: Seis WF omni! "Current Events. Wile Tela": Wiz, XL Bs. Miura. Cine. Ree Sue 4 Glee Club Fras i Spar SLT n 15 hs J 1i2 LO na Musical Archi- WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Pash Dance x tel Bat the Bai, HRT ase or- bt a Rik. Rl bie . BG Sa vo 12 mid. 'on the route Fos 'ferried 'over the St Pr. Si | 10 am, CNRV (@1)--Vancouver. Popular | » og Frank J hy (Copyeight, 2) 23,000. CARS FERRIED The Brockville ferry "steamer. Elmer W. ind Mp ag for the seasom, a being 'da re ad, 'Morristown, N.Y., m to Jan. 21. During that MT i total of 23, 241 automolies were the steamer. 4 A mother discovering her Small washing the kitten wit} soap and water exclaimed: "Oh, Betty darling, I don't think 'the mother pussy would like her kitty washed, like that." Betty very seriously replied: "Well, 1 really can't Nek it, mother.", . Lawrence by'|M ACTER MARITIME CAL release in der 10 'accopt & call 10 the United iy Church at Campbellton, N.B. rll) for 13 years, | fies tl and followed a large number of his Mg butt 1 congregation into Union. Mr. Me- Intush reports in Nova Scotia in " TAQUOR CONTROL, PRAISED st, Thomas, od 26.--~Chief of Police Armstrong and High Con- stable Hugh Ostrander of the coun- .|t¥ force declare that there = has '|been:a marked decrease in public drunkenness in this city and vi- : elatty with the introduction of the ri new liquor law, Chief Armsiveng also. comments favorably on the fact that the new law is enabling his department to convict drunken motorists and that Policé Court convictions stand, when appealed, By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb _--_re a co WELL: AS LONG AS IT.1% RAINING I'bl. STAY IN AN' REST: BESIDES. IT'LL PLEASE MAGGIE: £ d YOU BEFORE TO STRAIGHTEN UP, You BIG. CLOWN AROUND YOUR UNDERSHIRT: You MAKE ME SICK GET UP AND DO SOMETHING YOU BIG LOAFER: at Thi TOMMY i IT HAS WRITTEN BY ROBERT LOUIS ET086R7 LOUIS STEVENSON 14AS BORN INE DIBURGH,SCOTLANDOV.3,10%0, WE SPENT | MUCH OF 115 CHILDHOOD If BED,AS HE WAS FREQUENTLY SICK: AND COULD NOT PLAY LIKE OTHER CHILDREN, HE DIEDAT THE EARLY AGE OF 44 WITHIN A PERYOD OF 20 VEARD HIE YAGING A LONG FIGHT TW DEA HE PRODUCED ANY i =» pe ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF WORK OF ENDURING QUALITY. EVEN AS A CHILD I BED HE CREATED A WORLD OF PA WIS BED WAS A PLEASANT LAND OF IVA CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES; HE SAID: Mirbod's lho Fille bout 20 in vin { embork; {Als {oy sy Sd BUT THAT Fimaty NOW A PEG juias A Ld FOL LowED THE OFF » 3 Ase fl i= UU >) 3 ) CART By Gene Bymes