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REIN | 7.30 p.m.--Hotel Kimball Orches- * HL = tra. AT ls IS] || ster stan som 8.30 p.m.--Studio concert. ® IBoston Arena, between Boston 10.30 p.m. --Popular dance music Bruins and St. Patrick's, Toronto. A from the Windsor Hotel Grill Room Puzzle A------ o o and professional hockey results, WGHES, New York (818). : djustable Silk Shades--F ancy Standards with WEAF, New York, including| 8 p.m.--Y.M.H.A. Old Timers. J CNRA, Moncton (201). the Gold Dust Twins, the Hveready| 8.16 p.m.--Cecilla, Rivero, dra- : Only $10.00 Complete. 8 p.m.--Juvenile programme - un- | Honr, "Radio Bridge," and thé Lo-|matic soprano. 3 .. der the direction of Prot. C. M.| pes Orchestra. tows Prayere my Prov FLOOR LAMPS with fancy Silk Shades and | Wright. incetown Players. ! 9 p.m.--Studie programme by WEAF, New York (408). 9 p.m.--Crystal Pajace Orchestra. Cord Tassells. Only $18.00. Moncton artists; soprano, contralto, 6 to 12 p.m.--Dinner music from _ 9.45 p.m. --William Nikow, oper- tenor, plano and violin solos and | Waldorf Astoria Hotel; Davis Saxo-|atic tenor. . % readings. phone Octette; The Gold Dust 10.30 p.m.--Arrowhead Dance Which goes to make up a handsome'gift. : 10.30 p.m.---CNRA Orchestra. Twins; The Tennesseans Dance Or-| Orchestra. © : ---- chestra; Eveready Hour; Casa Lopes > WSAL Cincimmati (896), Orchestra; Moment Musicale; Dance WGY, Schenectady (870.5). : b S | 8 p.m.--Eveready Hour of Music. Orchestra. : 7 p.m.~~Hotel Van Curler Orches- AM : ID 9.30 p.m.-Programme of music : tra. ' . from the WSAI Studio. & WEKRC, Cincinnati (326). 7.45 p.m --Marine Band from ' x} : 3 10 p.m.--Dance programme. Washington. Phone 147 for Service KDEKA, Eittsburgh (300), 11 p.m.--Popular songs. 8.80. p.m.~--Bdison Hour from THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT 6:30 pm~--~KDKA Liitle Sym- 11.15 p.m.---Hotel Alms Orches- wiz. ! Ei wy SR phony Orchestra. tra, 9.40 pm.-- Soprano and tenof {over where directed, by obtaining re- { onto, are in town for the : Ww F GOURDIER © §.18 p.m.--Bacred Song Half Hour solos. ; . |ceipts for the same. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoste, We ® from Grand Theatre. WRC, Washington (480). 10 p.m.~--Grandtour, "Naples. The judge severely criticised re-|are spending Christmas : elise p.m.--Lese House Trio.' 10.30 p.m.----Hotel Mayflower Or-:p .cantatives of the municipality, | Hosie's mother, Mrs. Robb, WGR, (810). | 30 p.m.--Edison Hour, chestra, Washington. who expected efficient work by any| Mr. Harkness Countryman 8 to 11 p.m.--foint broadeasting 30 pan.--To bé announced. 10.30 p.m.~Organ recital from | coiiector for the small pittance he.re. Mr. Allan Scott spent a few ds ; Harmanus Bleecker Hall, AIbany. | ,aived and his condemnation of such in Toronto this week. Miss Mi Sma men is richly deserved. But on the | Meiklejohn, of Creighton Mines, Complete radio programmes sold | her hand a collector should realize with her parents in town. Mi #t Canada Radio Stores. that he is entrusted with the most | thur Rupert, of Beachburg, is : important position in the gift of the | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. municipality, and if he had any | Murray, Ean doubt, regarding his qualification to| Little Loie Ketcheson is do he work he ig to be censured |ill with pneumonia. Sy q th those who appoint him : Fi tpl hi