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If you are a radio tourist you can travel the radio waves in an instant to all parts of the globe .. . One night‘s itinerary, for instance, may begin with a quarter hour of liveiy music by a famous English orchestra. Usually the English programme will conclude with the time signals from famous Big Bon in London. You can set your watch by it if you keep in mind that when it is midnight in London it is only seven o‘clock in Timmins and district. Then for the dinner hour, there are half a dozen noted orchestras, ready to supply a background of soothing strains. Following qinner, you might summon Lowell Thomas for a digest of the news and an expert‘s interpretation of it, For the rest of the evening, you may listen to some of the world‘s greatest entertainers, comedians or speakers, or you might choose some of those who are yet: to become great. Inâ€" stead of Paul Whiteman‘s orcnestra, you may choose a hillâ€"billy "shindig" from Virginia‘s mountains. Instead of: Eddie Cantor, perhaps you‘d like the "*Touring the World" by Radio is Now Made Easy Choice of Entertainment from Canada, United States, Great Britain, Europe, Asia and Even Australia Puts 1936 Radios Far Ahead of Previous Models. The quality and (dependabil Victor is known throughout the The eighteen sets displayed befort the dealers are a complete range o Victor‘s 1936 production and the ofâ€" ficials from head office will point ou! the advantages of the new features, sc that there may be no point on which the salesmen are not clear. fit of Northern Schumacher R.CA.â€"V Kapuskasing, Iroquois Hearst, South Porcuy and Timmins are in c RAA. Forbes of Mo: dent of R.CA.â€"Victor P. W. Redcliffe, gen the Ontario division, and will address the staf{szâ€"at @a ginner med at tlie Recreation hot: Stan Wefi' of Haileyb thern repré®entative, arrangements. For the first time in the North, a factory dis is being staged this week Officials of Victor Company to Address Sales Staffs of the District at Dinner Meeting to be Held in Schumacher. Dealeérs from Many Sections of the North to be Present. Victor Dealers Holding Convention Here Toâ€"day communnesanemmmmmmnes en e e Marshallâ€"Ecclestone, Ltd. TIMMINS SOUTH PORCUPINE MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH. 1935 dvantages of the new featu there may be no point on alesmen are not clear. Well Known in Norih with colorband dial and 12 superâ€"sensiâ€" tive speaker, extended music range, beautiful walnutâ€"veneered cabinet. radio tourist you can | "Mayor of Bayou Pot waves in an instant | from Louisiana. Or i > globe .. . One night‘s | for your regular week! ance, may begin with What will it be toâ€"n of liveiy music by a |satisfied with up JY 1 1€ }¢ Schumache Victor‘s Nor de e history of iy of radios or the beneâ€" Toâ€"day at Cochrat humach now ind their JY ng radio listeners who get the most out of their radios. ‘They have learned that the cost of radio touring with the finest equipment is so small that it is pennyâ€"wise and poundâ€"foolish econoâ€" my to have any radio equipment but the best and most modern they can afford. if you arse a radio tourist, you will travel from big city to small town to get just what you want when you want it. If you are a short wave radio tourâ€" ist, national boundaries will mean no more to you than local boundaries. Radio tcurists are those discriminatâ€" ing radio listeners who get the most cut of their radios. They have learned to those stations that dian Radio Commissio so great, inefficient ra isfty. For daylight re shortâ€"wave broadcasts Canadian and United fill a great need. on taken advantage of built Victor Radio. you on your r choose just the type that suit yur mood? If you ars a radio travel from big city get just what you war Terms Arranged for your regular weekly French lsssoa? What will it be toâ€"nignt? Will you be satisfied with whatever happens to be on the air from a local station when you turn on your radio, or will you almos know: who r Radi broadcasti make batt fur trader for perfor P Weell "ictor in Timm HT f Bavou Pom Pom mm 2l 1€ RCA VICTOR RADIO w8 f1 one which rog radios d reception 1€ du nd 10, or â€"wWIll yOu of programmes rom y by quality MA KDNowW Canadian ‘e broadâ€" 1€ d Hudson s one of e nearest ill Canaâ€" inmnmes 1s not satâ€" here, the > larger stations . can be hem via > night n It was no easy task. They were sent from this place to that and from this person to that. Finally they located the big mug in the rear of a barber shop. They claimed their prize and brought it back to Timmins where it‘s on display for all to see. It‘s no baby cup. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Last week some of the members of the district‘s champion softball team, Friedmans, started on a hunt for the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone troophy they won this fall. It was to have been delivered to them by Iroquois Falls but did not appear. Champions Get Cup After Long Search of entertainment is offeredâ€"Rene Tamponnier and his Hotel Cariton Orâ€" chestra, the Hotel Metropole Orchesâ€" tra, the Scottish Studio Orchestra, the Wireless Military Band, the London Symphony Orchestra and countless other programmes are on the shortâ€" waves. No matter what your choice of entertairnment may be, you will unâ€" doubtedly find it on the shortâ€"waves from Daventry. You can "see" the world by radio, for each of the powerful shortâ€"wave forâ€" eign stations broadcasts programmes that reflect local colour and interest. If you tune in any of the eight great shortâ€"wave British Broadcasting Comâ€" pany stations located® at Daventry, England, you will always find an enâ€" joyable programme. These programmes are scheduled jusi as regularly as the programmes of the Canadian and U.S. broadcasting companies and a variety ih¢se people are getting out of life, for they have the whole world is bound invisible threads of music that can be followed to t parts of the globe. To them few enjoyable hours in that famous city, or if not ther:s, somewhere in France, Italy, Germi.ay, South Afriâ€" ca, India, Australia, Costa Rica, Veneâ€" zuela, etc. Shortâ€"wave radio is the maâ€" gic carpet that in an instant transports the set owners to their favourite spots on the globe. is seldom suspected until one learns to reach out for his radio enjoyment. Besides the marvelous programmes of the chain broadcasting systems theére are equally good programmes from nonâ€"chain stationsâ€"programmes that cannot be used on the chains simply because there is not room for all the good programmes on the chains. London‘s Big Ben may be heard on any of the Empire Broadcasts from Daventry, England. tor Globe Tro their homes t« enjoyable hours Ccaln of | v spend famou THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO piish tAhis used in the survived ur entirely n functioaning standin added metal t wards s dios are a the pioner reception t ing to Can overseas b ready alIn Radio, it has been said, is the world‘s fastest developing science. It would seem that this is no overstateâ€" ment, for to the layman the huge strides which radio has made are wellâ€" nigh unbelievable in view of its short history. Only a few «cars ago, when a short radio programme was broadcast and then heard some 20 miles away, it was news of frontâ€"page importance throughout the civilized world; toâ€"day, with RCA Victor "Globe Trotter" Raâ€" dios, it is common knowledge that thousands of listeners span continents and cceans for their entertainment. And but little more than a decade seâ€" parates these two extremes in radio Metal Tubes Feature 1936 Radio Models New Development Makes Worldâ€"wide Radio Recepâ€" tion Clearer, Better.. Vieâ€" tor Announces Models. cycles Police calls may be tocated on two bands, the 175 meter (1712 / kilocycles) and the 124â€"120 meter (2412â€"2506 kiloâ€" cycles). Amateur radio from Canadian and United States stations is hsard on two bands most frequently, ‘the 167â€"150 meter (1800â€"2000 kilocycles) and A‘number of the above stations. all the London and Berlin ones in parâ€" ticular, vary their hours to suit dayâ€" light ang dark conditions in the paths of their waves. Schedule changes are announced often from the stations and are reliable. 10.30 p.m | GSCâ€"London, Eng., 20 kwts., 31.30 m.. _ 9585 kceyls., 6.00 to 8.00 p.m. , | EAQâ€"Madrid, Spain, 20 kwts., 30.45} m., 9855 keyls., 5.30 to 7.00 p.m. 49 Meter Band RW4Yâ€"Moscow, USS.R., 20 kwts., 50.04 m., 5995 keyls., 3.00 to 5.00 p.m.| COCâ€"Havana, Cuba, ‘4 kwt., 49.95 m.,| | 6005 kceyls., 9.30 to 11.00 a.m!; 4.00| ' to 8.00 p.m. | | l u.. DJCâ€" Berlin, 5 kwts., 49.83 m., 6020} keyls., 12.00 to 4.30 pm.; 5.30 to| 10.45 p.m. GSAâ€"London, Eng., 20 kwts.., 49.59 m. " 6050 keyls., 10.45 a.m. to 1245 p.m.; i | 4.30 to 8.00 p.m. WS8SXALâ€"Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 kwts., 49.50 m., 6060 kcyls., 12.00 to l.COi a.m.; 6.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. VESGWâ€"Bcwmanville, % kwt., 49.22 m., 6095 keyls., 3.00 to 11.00 p.m. W2XEâ€"New York, 5 kwt., 49.02 m.,| 6120 kcyls., 6.00 to 11.00 p.m. l W8XKâ€"Pittsburg, 40 kwts., 48.86 m., 6140 keyls., 4.30 to 12.00 p.m. ! YV3RCâ€"Caracas, Venz., 4% kwt., 48.70 m., 6160 kcyls., 10.30 a.m. to 1.30| p.m.; 4.30 to 9.30 p.m. | HJIABBâ€"Barranquilla, Colo, 4 kwt..| 46.51 m., 6450 kceyls., 12.00 to 1.00 p.Mm:; 5.00 ‘to 7.00 p.m.; 8.00 to 9.30 p.m. The times given in the above are for Timmins and district, E'a.stq'n' Standard. I AL Most Often Heard Short Wave Stations GSDâ€"London, Eng., 20 kwts., 25.53 m., 11750 keyls., 300 to 5.00 a.m., 12.00 to 12.45 p.m., 1.00 to 4.30 p.m. DJDâ€"Berlin, Germany, 5 kwts., 25.5i m., 11760 keyls., 12.00 to 4.45 p.m. Pa., 40 kwts.. 25.27 m., 11870 keyls., 4.30 to 10.00 p.m. FYAâ€"Paris, France, 12 kwts., 25.21 m., 11900 kcyls, 3.00 to 6.00 p.m. 31 Meter Band GSBâ€"London, Eng., 20 kwts., 31.55 m., 9510 kcyls., 3.00 to 5.00 a.m.; 9.15 to 12.00 a.m.; 1.00 to 5.45 nm. W2XAFâ€"Schenectady, 40 kwts., 31.48 m., 9530 keyls., 6.30 to 11.00 p.m. DJNâ€"Berlin, 5 kwts.., 31.45 m.. 9540 m., 15200 key! WSXKâ€"Pittsbu m., 15210 keyl W2XEâ€"New Y GSFâ€"Lon 19.82 me daily 6.0 DJBâ€"Berl List Shows the Call Letters, City, Power, Wave Band, ard wave the 77â€"75 meter (3900â€"4000 kiloâ€" Frequency and Daily Time Schedule. ‘Olli entce co bu ordinary incandescent bulb, til this year when, through w discoveries, a perfectly metal tube was made posâ€" ‘IINn, 0 KWLS, J 40 11.30 maAl ninmnins area. 19 Meter Band idon, England, 1 eters, 15140 kiloc: 10 to 9.00 a.m. lin, Germany, 5 0 kevlis.., daily 12. ib i: undoubted! are a numjer of shortâ€" is most frequently heard on sets. The Victor models will iny others with good reguâ€" tube was the original g been adopted merely 1, Eng., 20 kwts., 800 to 5.00 a.m 1.00 to 4.30 p.m. Id not at onc 11.00 a.m. Metc® Band and rdditi kwts., 49.83 m., 6020 4.30" p.m.;..: 5.30 ‘to I1 Cl€ s0â€"kKwibs:," 8.00 p.m. n. 20 kwt le making of Y 40 kwts., 31.48 to 11.00 p.m. 3145 m., 9540 .In.;= "D.o0â€" â€"to iinmen wt ‘ovided on these outâ€" ictor â€" has even mo e accom 30 to 2 a.m. kwts., 19.72 to 4.15 p.m. 5, 19.65 m., o 1.00 p.m. 1€ heard 19 _ In= eard I'ly interested in the new ‘tubes. But a fraction of the size of the familiar g glass tube, they have been found more | efficient allâ€"round, aia particularly on Ishort,-wave reception, where their 100 | per cent. self shielding, shorter leadâ€" i ins and perfect grounding through the ientire metal case being groundeqg to ithe chassis, have aided greatly. The | metal tube is extrem@ly quiet in operaâ€" | tion, and is of course more durable and rugged, with the elements held more | rigidly. All the new RCA Victor "Globe Trotâ€" 36 Third Ave. Look for the name "Globe Trotter" on the dial of the radio. We‘ll offer a generous allowance on your present set. MODEL C 6â€"1 S$117.0(0) Complete South America ecabinets thrills of radio travel await you, too. A demonstrauon at our store will quickly reveal what the new RCA Victor Globe Trotter Radio means in still finer worldâ€" wide performance . . . higher tone fidelity .. . beautiful wide performance from THE %/fio@fcwmr - 16 JUST AS SIMPLE AS.. MOISLEY BALL at prices to meet every pursd There‘s a wide choice of models to choose TRADEâ€"IN ... We‘ll offer a generous allowanee on your present s5et is no unusual expericn( ters," now to be seen on display at Timâ€" mins, Schumacher and South â€"Porcuâ€" pine dealers whose advertisements apâ€" jear on these pages uiilize the new metal tubes, as woell as radio‘s other great advances of toâ€"day. They are ofâ€" fered in a wide range of table models, consoles and radioâ€"record combinations, with chassis which range in equipment from five to fourteen tubes. Kiwanis Kâ€"Ray no use waiting for your ship to come in unless you‘ve sent one out." RCA Victor Globe Trotter Radio has become synonyâ€" mous with proven short long wave »adio. Now in the new Giobe Trotters for 1935â€"36, worldâ€"wide performance reaches a new peak of perfection. Easier and more accurate tuning of European, American short wave staâ€" tions as well as the standard wave programs. Brilliant tone quality, Lovely cabinets. See â€"hear them at our store. Wide choice of models , . . at moderate prices. Easy terms. RCA Victror @2 be [rotler RADIO Pills and Things Druggists Timmins asy terms LOOK AT THESE FEATURES : 1. Colorband dial\ 9. 18" Superâ€"sensil speaker. 3. Extended musi depth, new bril 4, High frequenc 5. Refined avtomi control. 6,.. Maegnificent ne 1. The sensetiona! 18" Superâ€"sensitive ‘ speaker. Extended music trange. . New depth, new brilliancy. High frequency tone control. Refined avutomatic volume control. Maegnificent new sabinet. The senmetional asew tube development, Stratford Beaconâ€"Herald:â€"It‘s easier to open a tin can than it used to be; they have new devices which take the top out and leave no jagged edge. The cat can stick her head in the tin now with safety. One has no more to use a fork, a knife and corkscrew to get bottle of. ketchup starteq and the psrcolator and the drip make it â€"unâ€" necessary to drop an egg in the coffee pot to hold the grounds at the bottom. But the stove pipes are just as they were. Like the ears on a donkey they have not changed. 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