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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927 "Easy-to-Find"' RADIO PROGRAMS Thursday Programs. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS mm. KYW (326) Chicago. 20 WOR. (0 19 Detroit, WO LE fonight's Best Features . KOO (30) "Tulsa. Network :- --National Musicalites. Ladies quartet and Maur p.m. "ah Can: g0. Popular requests. | ning programs are broad | "Rochester. Studio progran "er fro A °WGR, WEE WY WRC, also at Eo, 7 WOR (422)--Newark. Wellville Bym R'ONT hy Muscatine; "1a Hy (448)--Chicago. y Fs tials, Ia. F .¥ 0 CKCL (357) - Toronto. Radio. Movie Clb. | ( Network--*Cheerie, HOUSEWIFE FEATURES a.m, WHO (535)--Des i ec 0 W WW a7 Detroit, 4" Tonight' s Dinner." Chicago. Hone question box music. WAIU (283)--Columbus, 0. ic. BEDTIME STORIES Km Aa DINE NOONDAY SONCERTS WAIU (283) Columbia, estra WARC (326)--N.Y. IL WTAM (400)--Cleveland, 3 RY 0)~ Shicagn Cityy ADIOS { MARCON] SHOP 3 ------------------ FL GN Aired: 's time hi Si into a number of pet kingdoms. P from ap} bh) ne she Des widh grea oid Curse the Danish oni er was Sioned & dr EB ne © pact of London to a pt. Hl in the best sense of the word. ineve varying but price its od attractive form within reach of even a modest purse. Fhe Marquisisn six tube gabilized veceiver with two stages of tuned detector three indie fresveney . former coupled audio amplification. A sepa rate vernier adjustment on the first ser permits this set to be tuned in sind resonance over the entire wave length on any of the four antenna taps. Single dial station seiector, and illuminated logging scale ensure wmost simplicity of The handsome bier wil will harmonize widh A demonstration will enlist you under the King! Price, including builtin loud speaker bus without accessories $145.00 Table model, without accessories, $9500 Fully Licensed in Canada and US A. Cutten & Foster, Limitcd Lake Furnitwe Co. KING RADIO ost Radio Per Dollar" WWNC (291) Milwaukee. Popular 805 WRVA (254) Richmond. Music. 8.05 WOR (422) Newark. Concert. 830 Red Network Hoover Sentinels, J EAF. WEEL, WGY, WF, ba WOW, W HAS, WMC, WSM, KVOO, WFAA WHAM (278) Rochester. Studio, WIAX (337) Jacksonville. Recital. WMCA (370)-N.Y. Concert. WNAC (461) -- Boston. Metropolitan 'Lheatre. WTIC 9.00 KLDS (283) Independence, Mo. PER) WAAT (246) Jersey City. Concert. WAC prod Akron, (. Studio enter ramers. Ww LI (349) Chicago. Vocal. We WFLA (363) -Clearwater, Fla. ersburg program, (517) Worcester. String en 535) Hartiord. Capitol Theatre. Concer. hot, (278) ~Council Bluffs. Concert. KT (256)--Muscatine. OM time fid 7 (337)--Phila. Entertainers. . (480) ~Chicago. Popular i ie St. AS LL WRC, X »N W WGHY (319) Detroit. Studio program. WIHID (366)---Chicago. Meoseheart howe WOI (265) Ames, la. Musicale, WORD (280) Batavia, Il. Music. cordion WSAL (351) -Cinei c Center, Neh. 9.15 KMMI 229)--Clay hj HN (34) N.Y. "Keden an the Key AQ (448) Chicago. Peacock program 7 (285) -Hoise, Idaho. Musicale. Santas City, Popular. oe 9.30 ht WHE 337) WHN (3%) Songs. 2 110.0 Reds Nev Brothers, fr ! WEAF, Wee, WDAF. NAR. NAR 1, WEEL, W WTAG, WW]. 8 (294) --Houston. Skyline studio. los. Studie KRTHS (385) -Hot Springs, Thanksgivin WHO (336) Des Mon ) . . WGY (380)--Schenectady. Studio. Musicale. WHT (416) Chicago. Your hour. WIP (508) Phila. Recital. WMAK (345) Buffalo. Carborundom Band, A MC (517) Memphis. Philwin and Tate WNYC (526)--N.Y. Musical pr 10.00 WSB (476) Atlanta. Utah program. WSN (341) Nashville. Vocal. EA (263) Norfolk. Studio. an. WSE WTAM 400) Cleveland. 'The Masgen ader W TM (294) ~ Milwaukee. Zithe WWI (353) £Detroit. Studio 1 WWNC @N Asheville, N.C. (lub. welt) bid 270) Milwaukee. Feature pro- 10. ANP (213) Atlantic City. Musicale. 10.300 KYW (825) Chicago, Feature. WIHBM (389) Chicago. Studio program 111.00 KFRU (250) = Columbus, Mo. Papula music, KGO (385) Oakland. 'The Pilgrims, ¥ BAP ( oe i Worth Musicale Yi (454) Slumber music. A A 263) Ru wlolk, Organ 11. MG (306) Chicago. Music Box 1 11.30 NRE (517) Edmonton. Studio progran:. | WOGY (380) Schenectady. Organ WSAI Gal) (inci. Florence and Mi souri Kenne, WeM (Hy Nashville Pipe organ, 're 15 WSB (476) Atlanta, Organ, Dr. Sheldon. Cha 11.15 WRHM (261)- Mpls. Popular revue 12 pid KNX G97) Hollywood, Chinese thea W Ahn (224) -Mpls. "Vaudeville of tl Ww MC A (370)--N.Y Broadway night, WRVA (254) Ric hmond. "Carry 1 back to old Virginia, 1215 WBAP (500) -Ft. Worth. Organ CLASSICAL CONCERTS | 7.00 pom. WBBR (265)--N.Y Studio program WEAF (422)--N.Y. Mid week ing. 7.30 KDKA @316)--E. Pitts. Sketch Hym WRHAL (285)--Baltimore, Concet « chestra WHK (265) Cleveland. LB.S.A. semble 8.00 Red Network--Hali hour with w WSAL, KS, WGST (270) Atlanta, Miss Horton, pianist WIP (508)--Phila, lord Calver , from WEAF, WFI, E WHO Mazell hour 8.30 WGBS (349)-N.Y Concert program WKBW @217)-Buffalo. Concert 9.00 Blue Network--Maxwell House © Ho from WIZ, WBZ WBZA, WBAI KDKA, KYW, WIR, WLW, WHA) WHO, WOW, WHA, KVOO, WHAS WSM, WMC, WBT, WTMJ, WBAI WSHB, KPRC, ANCBD (345) Zion, 11 Ihanksgivin (288) Chicago, Classical I } etworl balkite Hour, "Chicay Civic Opera." 00 "La Gioconda," from WJZ KDKA KV\ KSD, WBAI WBZ, WBZA, Wee, WDAF, WERT, WENR, WGN. WHAM WHO), WIR, WLW, WMA(), WO Miami Be ach) Comcert 10. cature or Ai, \E, WDAF, WEI, Wil ! WHO, WoC," WRre' WSAI 1.00 KFI (469) Lo Angele Semi-classica' KNX (337)~-Hollywood. Calmon Luly viski, violinist KOIL 7: Council Bluffs, Classical KPO (422) San Fra feisen, Cavwel] hos 12 mud Paciiic Chain Haw 1ar rv; Game Male Quartet; KFI KEOA, Ly KGW KH), KH) Komi) KPO I aan, KFI (467) Los Angeles Moder classic Red and Blue othall Game hips Carlin and Grahs: WEAF, WEEI, WTI ( WLIT, WGR, WRC, WHO, Wiz, WHAM Footbal pe vs. LU. of Chattanooga 3.00 W DOD (246) Chattanooga Chicago. Federat lks . (326)--Cinci, Better Bn 8.00 wg BS (349) N. Y light FOOTBAL L-- FEATURE TALK "Wy Busine 326) Buff alo. Religious service 25) NA. Voctrrre "Footlight and Lamp Ww RY A (254) Richmond, Safety talk WSUL (422) --lowa City "Oratory." 8.05 WTAG (517) Worcester I'ravel talk S WOCo (405) -Mpls-St. Paul. "Commo: e in Religion." 8.40 w {AQ (448) Chicago. U Chicag "in (508) WSOE (270) Je od | 10.00 AS (461) Lowisville, Sond 1.00 WEBH (366) Chicag H.10 WGN (3%) Lhicaro flashes Henry 1.00 Red kimoe from EAF, * I, WF, WGN, WGR, Woy WiA WIiAG, WW] f WW KAA J (230) Clay Center: Old Trusty Orchestra 9.30 WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass. Dance. CO WGHE GI) Detrait. Ovchestr er 10.00 WADC (297)-~Akron, ©). Orchestra FLA (366) Clearwat Fla. i WIAX 337) ) 1 Hi ) i WOW (50s) Brown. I Yo alle (535) Hartford ( ).30 WCAU (261) - Phila, Paro WGBS (349) N.Y. Dias. ub Worthy. WRC (469) Wash, Ie Paradis Band. Red Network Ww and others. 11.00 C A (357) Toronto. dians. WAAT (246)-Jersey City WMCA 370) -N.Y WNAC (#61) Boston. Dance. WOR (422)-- Newark. Dance.' WTAM (300) Cleveland. Pennsylvanians Versatile Dance. from Cana- 1 Dance orch. Ervie Golden. WMI (294) Muwaukee. Frolic. | 11.05 WIP (508). Phila. Dance 3 ERR (435) Calgary. CNAC O:ichestra x ( uncil B rches W : A Ce luffs. Orchestra cog ram, fro! ram. 0 (422)-8an Francisco. Hotel. CARY (91) -Vancouver, 2.00 KNX (337) Hollywood dance. (Copyright, 1927.) | RUTH SN ¥ DER AND GRAY Cass Hagan's » M261) Mpls. Scandinavian #0)-Kansas City. Nighthaw Palac: Popular dance LCE THEIR JOINT APPEAL Albany, Nov. 22.-- Ruth Snyder the bloude New York housewife and nipeg are urged 10 send their mail mother, yho denied her guilt to the last, and Henry Judd Gray. her mild- wannered paramour, who told freely how they both stramgled and bad beaten Ruth's half-bleeding { husband to death, teday iost | Joint appeal from the death lence. Both are | Sing Sirg. is expected to be set by the j of Appeals tomorrow. their sent- in the death house at The date of the execution comes in late fails to reach Court | . can . a - ra <p -- NOTICE TO BOWMANVILLE SUBSCRIBERS Any Bowmanville subscriber wha is mow getting The Times by mail may have same delivered by carrier boy at the delivery rate of 10c a week if they will notify the Bowmanville representative, Mr. Ivers Kelly, or the office of pelicaliun ag Oshawa. (Warm Campaign In Durham Boys' Parliament Election Two Candidates Are Marshal] ling Their Forces for Vot- ing Day Which is Thre: Days Away -- To Speal: Before Bowmanville Ro- tary Club (By Statf 1 Reparter) 3 Bowmanville. Nov. 28.--W ith th» elections for the Boys' --Parliament {but three days away, the two nome inees in the West Durham riding Iregory Colmer of the Sioux Square Bewmanville, and Lawrence Allen of Orono, are marshalling their for | ces for the showdown. Both contestants will speak befor the local Rotary Club at their week ly lunchdon on Friday at noon, ane the visit is being looked forward 1: hy both parties. The loeal club men: | bers have been placing a car at the disposal of Me. Colmer In his trip to various voting centres. Norman Winter is helping (push along the campaign for th Orono lad, while James Devitt an {Jack Minore are stumping for Greg ery Colmer. A total of 535 votes, a greats number than in any previous ele { tion in West Durham for the Boy | Parliament, will be elegible to bh | cast on November 26. They are di: tributed throughout the riding ¢ follows: Bowmanville, .93; Kendal, 15 | Newtonville, 20; Kirby, Leskar and Orono combined, 99; Newcastl | 46; Tyrone, 33; Ebenezer, 17; Ma 'ple Grove and Base ine, @ Ham | pton, 30; Eldad 11; Zion, 20; En { niskillen, 17; Hayden, }; Blac) (stock, 20; Nestleton, 15; Cadmu i 14; Salem, 12; Burketon, 16, The platform of Lawrence All includes the following planks: 1. That ther re should he a count | hoys' C.§ during the summs | months. 2. That full support he given 1 ithe bond selling eampaign. A. That full support of the bm paper, "The New Citizen," be zit en by Tuxis Boys and Trail Rang ers, t. That - Trail Rangers shoni: have representation in the Boy Pariinment. 6. That there should be a grea many joint meetin for CSB.T + LT. groups, gory Colmer is advocatir that electors support his platforn hich is outlined below: 1.. That a weekly paper be inaug unrated by the Qntario Boys' Parli ent and also a hoys' column bh started in every newspaper that nos=sible a study for other relig ns be taken for the premotion « world brotherhood. 3. That members of the Boy Parliament should take the respon sibility for the constituency durin the year. 4. That the bond sellin cian paign he continued but that un ef fort he made to find anotney od of financing the C.S.E That a more extensive organi zalion program he spons by th tr and Trail Ranger groups al ready organized. 6. That ar jor those who are able to attend a LS.E.T. Boys' camp during the sum mer months, POST OFFICE 13 PREPARING FOR Bowmanville Postal Staff Ex- pect Record Business; Advis: "Mail Early" Plan (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Nov. 22--With but 33 days until Christmas, the local pos office employees are preparimg for the annual rush of late gifts for the mail Again the public is being urged t« | place their gifts in the mail carly this year, for it is pointed out, that with the mcreasing prosperity of the Dominion there will be a correspondingly great er number of presents being bought and sent through the mails and the only way to insure delivery before Christmas is to post gifts early. The latest date gifts may be mailed here for the British Isles is December 6. Those sending prese to United States are reminded tc vost them be- fore December 10, as there will be de ws at the border whiie Customs off {cials examine minutely cach pac going through the mails People sending parocls west of Win least two weeks before Christinas which means that December 12 is the last mailing date that delivery will be guaranteed before the holiday. tis pointed out that the central sorting department at Toronto, in sorting mail, cannof sort it, when Christmas ncars, as fast as it comes in. Hence some of it accumulates, and the mail which its des- tination as auickly as mail which comes {in two or three wecks prior to Christ- The decision of the court was un- mas. animous. There will be no extra help hired | It apgements he mad. | by the ed 23 often eager 10 do quently kers. The Kent, Varcor, local Daisy perience has been with th ly two In hunting gilts. \ office i will ny office The upon tickets to holiday and shopping lers, through this office Kyvervthing considered, the local post j - members will hav hands full weighing parcels, i receiving outgoing and ince ALL | office "ns stamps, mg the hrough | grams a pe otfice with SELECT a H, J. MAGAZINE & | Start Work on Publicaties of B.H.S. to Be Issued in Pawmanville, N [of the "'S | published School, oug the eady tion hetter One of is the ¢ diven the Prizes ind toons Advertisemd from mas, zine Miss onsuiti Ww! nd Wallace lists open t Iste lard; kard BIG ANNUAL RUSH Fred Argue, Harold gei', fohn Jabez V | 1. | ley | MeMurtry; | paper, SCHOOL ORCHESTRA HARD AT PRACTICF Have No Disseior But Each Member Takes Lessons Individually Bowmanville, chestra School diligently ommencement being held on cember i whieh are J the ing ches i lessons at 1--1925 Oakland Sedan, new {ires, disc whe holstering Mke new, motor and rear end in fivsiscla 1--1925 Essex Coach, very swe il mileage, the ical condition, C--Ford Sedans, 1922 and 19252, both in first-ciass shape. being situated in the Gigantic Sale of USED CARS 1--1926 Chevrolet Coach, two Lumpers, 2 sp:ve tives and many © extras. 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Another Word | . of Warning ile group is receiving private musie | . all practice togeth- (Continued on page 12) § PREDICTED last year, radio seis without batteries, chemicals, chargers, attachments, etc., are now the standard. In another year or so battery-operated sets will be obsolete, almost worthless, wherever cur- rent is available. Those considering the purchase of a radio operating without batteries should bear in mind that there are two types of "electric" radios: (1) Those that are built to operate direct from a light secket; made in one factory; complete in one cabinet --all ready to operate, and-- (2) Ordinary electric sets that can be "adapted" to light-socket opera- tion by installing a so-called power unit, which power unit generally consists of a "B" Eliminator, a storage battery and a charger. You still have the "A" battery; you still have chemicals, but the charger is connected to a light socket, and so they are termed "socket- power." 'This latter type serves very well for those who already have a battery operated set, but cannot afford to turn it infor a new genuine Batteryless Model, but when buying a new radio supposedly "Batteryless" be sure to get the type that is completely batteryless and built to be so. Of this type the "Rogers Batteryless" is the only one with any record. of proven perfor- mance behind it. Conceived in 1923 and intro- duced in 1925 it is the first and only time- tested radio set, complete in one cabinet, made in one factory and operating direct from any alternating current.socket (and in most cases without an aerial). Moreover the Rogers was conceived, develop- ed, perfected and made right in Canada and was the World's first successful Batteryless A/C radio set. Producing such a set that will give uniform performance in all localities under all con- ditions js not easy. - The first year or two brings grief. Now, in its third year, with thousands of sets in active operation from coast to coast the Rogers has proven its merit. Don't experiment. It may cost you dearly. look for the mame "Rogers"; look for the Rogers A/C Tubes with the top lips and be sure, then you'll have no regrets later. Authorised Dealer Generator & Starter, Co., Lid. 15 Church St., Oshawa-Phone 1423