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'By •Mair M. Mgrgan
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..Oystere For Buffet $4PPer '
Gyateye are Pielltgia.thie 3•L'ear,we
underatank act' the houswire Wouw,be
• a tiviSe41 to • haYe% recipes t•Alt,•1140-
, RaW oysters are, of 'n`POS4.;'; the
'easieit to serV4r,Sinfply, .pry 'open the
.pry
the :teP side,Aa4
1"4.1lie fiveaa*.•,on• ee:ch
a...sinell dish. eCiciitait sance4•14.the
centree. • C,h111•00YaterS and eerYd on a
•; "lied of cracked .lee.
'4Clitalls sauce. 18 os" to Prepare:
Add grou-
: • " •
nd, horse-radiji; • ,choliPe4,
• pickle and a dash.of tabasle to thick
chuil .sauee, stir :Mixture and leave
It in the icebox Until+yeu are readyto
serve the 'oyster course Oats* wil
de ''lf• you pal haPPeu ,to have chili
•
• water 1A soft; dram rinse with
• ,e910:1 Water. Put 4 layer 'la bettOnalter
buttedUndoigg-dish, •eciver w4t4.
sPriakle with salt PePPOri
dredge • with,• flour Atincli'det ovr with
ef: the. .lititter,;:, l'efieat'411,4
Cover With •linttered ,crairths, B,!9te ;45.
'Mhintei beit.oveii, • • '
• • 'Fried in Batter •.• ,,„
Dip'Clia.ned. and ' dr1e11'.'0YS.tera 14
batter, fry in deeP-Sat,::draitHind aerie
garnished ' with lemon' and *trilby.
Oysters may he Parholled, if preferred;
before frying'. •
, .
Batter, -2.. eggs,. % -cup milk; tea -
Spoon salt, 1.•:$, teaspaoir,pepper, 1.pup
bread 'flour; Beat- eggs-- add:
salt land 'pepper. Add milk slowly' to
flour. Sineeth and 'welrmixed.,
; •
Creained oystersor oyster Ede* is 4
faVerite dish. It may co.nstittitettlia
o
Pigs in Blankets'
Little pig& blanketS,,-'otherwise
known: as oyster litindlee are oysters
on a de luxe scale They are perfect
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esson.
Lsson ?c-,.7",..Pecember Paui
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Ephesus -Acta
19 820 •
are; they,
a
PligfIJO their ineantatiOnt•-.04P4 said
unto,"theM. Jesus 1. know, and Paul
Ig.110*;, but who are ' The evil:
spirit knew that.JesOs had the Swat'
'L 'east. out devils, and that to Pai4
tbe-eamef'• Power had beengen* by
,,Jegus•'; but Asked' sharply, '!Who are
'Yethat ye dareAdjure devils, by Jesus
'the. $141. Of the living 00d, as if Ye
;were , endeWed, with an aPostolieal
right to' expel devils?"
• - , e ' . .z
that have haPP, Pareectitet! for right, AndthManm whom the.iil
.eottsneas' sake --- Matt. '5:13 ' • "And
was leaned on.
' them'and' : . .terea-•
' both' .'prevailed
• - ' . - • - • •; o T - t hem, and
TIIE. r,,,BSQN; IN ITS: S'4T1I110..'agalOSt thein."' The ..eXti'aordiriatY
Time.,---PAUPs: three years at Vphe-..istts'e4fil'Icep,,y
lbNh
'e•:(4.ttlie4
he, 0.3trriZsi.aco44,,ltibcge.motnir4.
SUS,: A.P, .50-50, T4Ori: three •mentths' n
,
in G.itece, ari4 -Journey to, Jerusejezet ilittetrated , in the case of the Garar-
A,D,• 57_ , • • . , • ' •• :eire'denienices, Matt. , 8;281, Luke 8:
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.1,14oe,t't' es' t"s.' '.'C,1e'th' Mac- 0...-0,...• . "So•,tit. I -ley fl6cot..t••of that:9ti4,Tai‘iii6tus? house naked
'
and:wounded:). "Gener,
Proitful Pre401i.rie in: ,E.pheana,
buffet supper but. nterhe. used. for•tlin,
' ner or luncheon.7
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You Will need 24 large oysters, 24
•
very thin .slices Of bacon; seine. pars-
-. ley' and and pepper, ' •
' Season :the oysters' With salt :and
pepper.•'"W.rap, an oyster. in'each' slice.
of bacon and fasten, With•toothpick..
Heat a frying. pan 'and put inthe.
Oys-
ters.. Cook on . one • side :and then" on
be otIier-justlong enough te..,crieP
„the bacon. •
While the oysters are cooking, toast
Sonia . jiread.;,. Cut the slides- of„toaet
into quarters and mace .an. 'oyster. On
.each :small. :slice of teast. 'Garnish
yoth:•pareleY And Serve immediately.
If. Oren want to •sere some .sOrt.ot
' sane° with the oyster bundles,.You
might4ix_...a4egniar-tait-ar4atrett-Ifti‘
••::etts'y to Make:. ''adirchapped. Pickle
'rell'ili ,and feW•dreOs tif. lemon, juice
to mayennaiSe. •
Oysters a la -Ballard . "
Arrange oysters on the half shell,in
a driPping.pani anti hake in • ahot *oven
'till edges curl, AlIoW six'to:each..serv.:
Ing, pouring over the folloWing sauce.:'
Mix tabl,eapeon: melted biitter„
•.• teasPeen'Ieinen..inIce,';- a few drops
ta-
baco, teaspoon 'finely 'chopped pars-
ley, salt paprika' to. taste.
. • .,:•: : Fanned -Cyeters,-
. Cleans ene; pint large oysters, :Place'
' pan ii 'oven' small Oblong' pieces, of,
'toast;' put an :oyster .on each piee,
. Sprinkle • With Salt and _pepper and
'bake till eysterS: are ph -Min,' Sinn:re
with -lemon. butter...
Idernen ,Butter:,-C'ream ' table-
Apbons batter, .aild itettepoon., salt, '1
tabtespeoh lemon :juice. art& ' tew,
• gralris: Of. Cayanite.. • •
In • BrOWn. Sauce
1 pint OYsters; IA cup hotter, ,14.,ettfr•
..,:flottr,.1'etip'eySter•hou8r,,W chp
-.-i1A,4easpotn-salt-teaspoon--a-ructrovr
,".esgenee; teaspoon pepper... . • •
Pabojl and .draita .eYsters..: reserve
fiqUor .heat,, :strain and .spt. aside for
settee.. Brown•• bUtter,•• Odd flour and
•• •etir, till' well broWned* then add oys-
ter ilquer, ,milk,. se'aeopings.' and oys-
ters..'Tlii;; is a good..:inittire;%to fihl
'patty Cases.,:, •
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Savory .Oysters
phit' Of oyster's, 4 tablespoons hut -
ter; 4 . tablespoons' lour,' 1 cup' 'oyster'
liquor7 % cup brown souP-st:Oels, 1'
leatipeon..woiester'shire sauce,. 'few
drops - onion'. juice, ':,ealt;
'Clean .Oysters, .-tparb'pli. 'and, drain.
Melt batter, add 'flour. and' stir ,until
• browned. . .•Peur on gradua1ly,
vvhite :stirring constantly. ;oyster liquor
and •stock. Add seasoning's ',and, cry.e7
ters.' Serve ,941 toast,' • Or- in • pastry
r , ,
• •• • •
Broiled. Oysters
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phit 'oYsters,i ctwinelted butter,
2-3 Cup SeaSthied cracker crumbs, 1 •
Clean, oystert. rind ,(1:rY I') a tw ecd
toweitif, Of( With, fork ,bY the, tough
mnscle'•and .dip butter,. then in the
cracker, .crurnbe Which have "heeti sea -
'salted With Salt ,and' Pepper. Place in
• a buttered Wire broiler. and ,breil, over
, or ander fire till .juieeS, flow, itirning.
' while' belling: :,Setve. with loir,bu lJut
Oysters and. Maoaroni"'-..
1 Pint'. oysters, cup Macaroni
bredtefa pleceS, salt and pep7'
per, t1our 5,4 .cup hutteroa•:aehuch,s;
iupbtitiet. • ' , • ' '
Cook ntae,aroni slOted
n g supper or be served as the soUP,
course With dinner..
Take one pint of 'Oyters, 4,1table
400ns. butter, 6 tabi..poctri§ flour,. i
pint ribli salt and pep-
per. Heat the oysters in their own I
.; .
liquoruptil the .,edges.clirl. • Make a
WhiteL'saude With the butter, flour, and
milk and. then Put. the oysters In It.
Add the seasoning just before. you are
ready to serve: the stew. , . •••
dipped .in egg and friett•ail,
always PoPtilar., With ,men: Beat a
CouPle of raw • eggs , until', they are
frothy And. dip the; raw :oysters In
Then the:loYstera in either
cracker' atuMlis or •dry,,.hard 'bread
'crumbs,„. pat: them in ;hot water, in, a,
;frying pan'and'ailow to,brdwn on both
. •.
Acta, ?9;13.', ''''And he: entered into, the•
synagogue" it is both pathetic, and
herale,tar,see how 7 Paul cliing_tte his.
Pe*P10; giving thein the Aest"ehaaeo at
nho hgag'C'h,i!h anjust beenin Corinth. n -ti
spelt°, boldly 1r the • sPace Of three.
months." • By. this' time it required,
great; 'boldness •to" proclaini, Jesus the
crucified as ,the. Messiah Of the. Jews.
"geaserting anti-per-Suading as to the
things ,Concerning the kingdom of
God.". Paul vras.a logician, one of' 'the
most cohyineing: the World has seen:
"But :when some were hardened and
disobedient." .7They :hard been opposed
tc) the' -1 hut
rinanent, pe.a
ing evil of the Way before the multi-
tude.". The ..early Christians _ called
themselves 'men of the Way," hav-.
ng., reference to Chrises frequent xef-
eie.nee to Christianity as "the Way..of
ife" • and tit himself as "the 'WaY,
sides. •
the Trhth, and, the Life." These
Elpheiian Jews•did net contenti them-
selve.s With : failure: to believe, they
began to defanie . the 'Son of God be-
fore the .arowd.:,1 '4_ePartPd 'from
theni, and' separated the , disciples.
The .• pre cions jewels of- gospel truth
were no longer • to be 'Wasted upon
these Jewish.brutes. , '"Reasoning
daily in the school Tyrannus. "This'
„Tyrannus, otherwise unknown, lwaS
n,robab4i a teacher of philosophy or
rhetoric,. who oecupied the apartinerit
at other, hours.
"An th's -'r-the-space-
of
two years.'? Paul's stay • Ephe-
Sus Was longerqhin that. in any other.
city that :he evangelized: Persever-
ance in.a good cause is •sure'to be
warded'in the end; "So that:1411 they
that dwelt in Asia." Not the •eontin-
ent,, but the.Roman prOvinee of Asia,
the three little. countries on the -west-
ern seabeard of Asia itinor, Ca.ria;
Lydia, and Mysie whose metropolis
*a E "1-1) rd h '
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of
the .Lord:"`i •Probably 'F'ittil'• did not ful .Toronto music student and teach -
confine his Work to Ephesus, but went eri can't have a grand• plane bought
.
forth into the'bther -titles •of :the with; Oxley inherited froth "„ her
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father's estate until„ she is 21; So
Chief Juttice E. Rose decided.. in
Oskoode recentlY. " • '
• Although Miss Niel will inherit
$50,06b frerrn the estate of 'her father,
and 'the. i'boudoli ;grand" -which she
wants for her studio would coat only
$1,400; she must wait another three
. • • ,
• Renovating:Flaying cards
. , . ,
. If • your playing'•eards have, beceme
".sticky" : or 'eeent difficult to shuffle
try sprinkling the, whole ,pack either
,Witli cora starch or talcum, powder..
See that It is 'dustad over all of them..
Then,dust. thorn off.' This removes the
..stickiness: • . •
An old silk glove Ireful which You
have rernovedytheLfingers„:will prevent
your hands, from getting Tcalloused if
worn -while' doing a -large ironing.
' .Start Right
„ .
The bottomi of potsand,pans will
never. heed* • bittek'ened . it they -are
sceured over each time they. are
used: Tht1.8e.bleeltened bottoms ',mean
only fine tbing-7systernatic 'iregleet
.•
Proper Seasoning .
• - - • •
'43tIthougli it's' far ,bettef to err, on
the side•Of under -sea Setting titan:Over-
soak:oiling, a dish that, Must, ho sea-
soned entirely after COOking it never
SO effectiVe, as one -seasoned-during
the cooking No Matter how 'choice
tho • foodstuffs ttsek-t-carel es s season-
Tingleayb-e--flre cookFtl diSli.flat and tin-
interestiiii: • • „ • ., • :;. ••
Nattirally, tastes .witlelY, • but.
tire essential point to keep. in -mind is
thenecessiti...of.:•choosing e seasoning
that 'will britig',Out: and enhance, the
."fittVor of 'inateriale Used.: '..Salt;:.stigar;
pepper, and spices are always
at hand, and, the clever •uip of thein is
:the art Of cooking.
' •Salt .• Is necessary "in:, nearly • every
dish : prepared. DesSeres,•.caUdips•:and
sweet .of all kinds -gin flavor , if
eleierly. salted.' Any ; conibination
contalning mi)kser.creain reqiiires
few grains „of salt. added' to:•coffee
iniprovee' the beverage, ' • ,Inadequato.
salting. is the eauSe of many-taiteless
dishes. , •
SUgarlinprov'et,Meats • .
,
• 'Sugar is anothet•everYday 'seasoning •
,that works •Wonders When •judiCiOully
used. , :Unless., Vegetables .'.are fresh
from. ilie garden .alittle sugar' is need.'
•eil'fo restore their naturat'sWe,etitess,. A
bit :4f Sugar' rubbed into the 'rettst 'gen-
tributos-p,i•eittly to its richness. and
flavor. .Alf dreSSingS• Or,'eauces pen-,
aining lemon, jaiee or' Vinegar. require
a little sugar ,to. emphaSize the acid.
••• 1•4otli and salt aro helpful in
mending several flavors' into .tt `srneetlr,'
Perfect emaliination. Spiced
sriates and baled,stuffs' are dependent:
„on „skillful ,Seinfoni t; W,Ith salt and"
sugar,
, Tire. :g.trength •:O•f••• s'fftces and Salts
Tlytise have; been ex-.
Posed to the air lose finial Of, their'
.sayerlheas, Also, Soule. loOds absorb
Mere 8eitioniIIIS Plan Oi1le2S.
1
proonossim.
Ar'
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MUTT' AND
SEVIr, 1501:e-rictiCitOAAAT Vo.0
vojciin.0 z.0 OillioUt:: m5
MERE -we AR,t,
114 Atib SIO.0 •
:BUD FISHER
ally, in tha New,Testament, the word
naked' refers to a.' P4rti41,„ rather than
an entire,' destitutioit Of clothing.. .•
• .THR.QUEAT 'BONFJAE, As 19:
'20:38:. "And thjS • became known to
all, -both, .^wsand Greeks, that dwelt
at Ephesus:1. Any supernatural
oc-
urrence is. 'quickly spread' •abroad.
"And fear fell upon them, all. and Ole
name of the Lord Wa.. Magnified.")It
'was made.• very plain, both that the
power . of Jesus was great and that
it was periltius in the exereme to do-'
disresPeet to that PoWer: '
"Many of them that had believed
„ . •
genie, confessing, and declaring:their
deeds." ."The natural. effect of sac'h
an occurrence was to induce a horror
of magicial arts and the like. •
'PeAgiriP.:09r:***,,sur
.COMMENTS
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Wir.drorgiordisr4irwOuli
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By AUSTIN rviogAN
They Were P„aihg. Their Part.)5 Y..ea2rs Ago
;The bontbardcs-7-Guy ani e.Arrhe4,7444 134.ha.
.x14 rottgy••:gi.110,•*441'4, 111IY4tel 4'..4.411e4•PraY!en. •.
French :the .aati,airoraft , • • •, ••• • , • • •
1.4gl°40. thouin'.:a• voliinteer, been drafted
vere paying for soldiers 041nPfEitl:at .T444Q11';.()Otarloi '
••","
Evan ',EvArrny 'in ans; was .14 the British Royal Vari.no A:rtillrY, attached to IA*
Wue•Vear,eld Kate Sthith,;3ras •sl.nging, for .disahied, soldiers:la Wash-
'iO%.'PittY the ,the. 'entertki,nrkent nrgobs In a .Great .,,altes. training'.
• *Bing Crosby .was- enlisted in the Spokane (Wash.) Iiigh-.SChool's Stud-
ent Army. Training ,Corps. , . : • .'
Jacques Fray, Of the Fray, and Braggiotti, piano teatn),, was on.' the ..,atarl
of General Jourandat the French War Office, •
• Colonel StoOnnagle was in the U.S.' Naval Reserve. . •
-7. • Gracie, A11-4n's' brother -was the --kid. with the,. drum %!•jp.rae,
14 •
Those R0,.§wells Keep, Rollin'. Along. .
'York after a trithiiphant visit to the scene cif their strugglinsfart• in '
The .Bpswell..Stiters-cinninie, • Martha tied Vet,,,have retliirned to .New •
. • • 4 r • .
,, • • • ' •
Stm-laMtliagfcria- a OA
tr-•-e-t s•-•te ,r0agnve` . a
books together." "And buried them in
tised magical arts ' 'brought their 'c°1111t47 probablywere resP°48ibla for the fact that the BosWells While tat
vacation' to
lig a• ve weeks'
rest on the West Coast, were asked to interrupt their
"Moulin R
appear • le the Important Constance Bennett,. motion picture
the sight of all." It. was - like the '
great Bonfire • of Vanities in .the
Squalis of St. Mark in Florence,
when, under the powerful preaching
of SaVonarela, rich women': ,brought
their costly dresses and finery, artists
their most valued pictures,. musicians
their' instruments, wealthy men their
most precious jewels, -and tossed them
into the flamee as. a -sacrifice to the . y .ee. • ,
Deity and a:tolten of, -"their repentance 0'1, errontnetiroSuPsehebiAotatoP;altsiet,g0,f t4hreid\raddelOci,asri:dgerpdetoni)lineg l‘hihsofeattrrethilacri.nivfeurien.royt•
for their sins. "And they counted the
price of thorn, arid found it; fi.fty 67c.ronoinig.smisthitOtouldn't direct !hell' 01.1trriept ngaihst Vallee, but 'against his
thoasand pieces of silver."' Thal total rs. ,
v yeara,. after they had, made a futile 'attempt to
crash the gate's Of HollyWood's etudios, • This time the -Order was reyeried
they were, summoned. •
Dsetast•paylor, Writer' of two, oneras .for the " Idetropolita:n Opera Coni -
'pally and regarded as one of Arneri6We otitstanding muaie critice, thinks
that many stare Of the Opera. aPa 010 coneert _Stage could !take' leSsons-
enunciatien f 4"
amounted to 'front • $50,000 to • $100,- , • ,
000—a considerable. stnn, as such StUdi0 PiCk-Ups.
* •
booke *ere -very ekpentive. Ohn 1VIederinack taitea,no,ehancest ort forgetting a line ar
Penner" . tha,Ce what a local Program ,sp'easor 'is ,
. ,,so Pew the 'Word' of. the. caste he: has • re.,11-fte1n---11 -.e• lack hook; .
Lord and reva "
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mere• s creeping Progress; lt,! 'looking for. - Tbey, just Can't Seem •to Make. UP their minds What they.*Ant
was 'fiat' a :mere gradual:,"acceptan:ce, on 14e pregrain; hut .t0'atart•searching for :a• Penner "in.this town..
, one and another; of a religion •it's rather ridiculous' .' .;''.;? • • • ••., • , • ,
coirimending itself to the hearts and Fred Allen is one .0f, radio'S mest• liberal benefactors, contrilinting
minds Of Men: 'it wasi. for epee, a weeldy• to fernier °vaudeville associate's fallen on
'etI as
mighty -growth - of: the Word. Wendell "Red:Read"' Hall has 'written the Words and mimic to", 6i'er
neiress Flas t° 'Viand Plan°
For G
songs, his higgest hit being. "It-.A.in't Gonna Rain No More."
2.30 -Hollywood she* •_... CPR
3.O0--Fbilharmonie Orcbesiia
. Rlta: Me ycuth-
6.00---Roses'-and Drums .....w1C-13"‘V
• '•.0oera Concert' • .CRCT
4.30 -Hoover Sentinels ..,......CROT.
, -5.30 --Cru mir and Sanderson .•WG .
' 7.30 -Joe Penner WJZ
.8.0,0 --Jimmie Durant,'............CRCT
'
, 'Freddie Rich .. . .. ........WGR •
9,00 --Seven , Star Revus
9.30-A1bum of. 'Music ........ • .CRCT '
10.00 -.Tack Benny WBEN •
_ Sunday Hour. ....... . .. rCKNC„
11.00-Firesidf., • f -Tour ...gROT
raormAY• •
tinackfoot Trans
,
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province. , Paul' did •not give 'up.. his
• own people; but, continued to .preach
to :thern• as he had !opnortunity, mak-
Mg. converts among them as well as
atherig the Greeks. , • •• • -
'1711E SONS OF SGEA!A, Acts 19;
11,16. "'And Gear` ,wroughtSpecial
miracle's. by the hands of PAUL". Al-
though St. • Paul.. believed: that Go -d,
for the furtherance of the-"GosPel, did
allow,him t� work !powers' beyend the
range of "litimaii experience, • and in
Which he horribly .reCogaized the. Work
of the Spirit granted to -faith • nd
prayer, yet he by no ineans ;frequently
exercised. these .gifts,. and: never : for
his. own or dt.tring_tbe.,sieltness.
Of his dearest•Iriends :
"Inesinuch that unto the sick were
carried away.lfrorn his • body handker-
chiefs or aprons." "Paul" did choose
MoSt simple 'things lest,'any supersti-
tion might arise by reason of the
price Or ponip;' for he 'resolved 'en-
tirely and fully to give all the, glory
to: Christ.", -"And the diseases -de-
parted •froni therm ' and the evil spirits
went out:" We have just had another
example of the exorcising of• demon.
by Paid in' the' Case_of the 'dernonia.c
slave ,girT; and -we are., se-oh-fo-,-have
the Most wonderful. of sail
Worked by. Paul, the:raising; to lif.e..ot
the ' dead '4.tityelms. • •
' "But. certain ; also Of the stroding,
::Tewa." Then as now the Jews were
in 4.11' Parte of the orld. "Ex
oreists."' They •were' quack physi-
cians, adopting. anxure that struck
the :peenlar:larOY.:. `!TC!ak. tinen..jthein
na.me oyer theniAlat4ati the Oil
spirits the halite of the Lord.Sesus."
•"Toek: upon then)." implies: andacitY,
impudence,..„.tinholy daring:' ,'Saying,
' you by jesits whona. 'Paul
preachetii.? ''•••':Thk.)y heard' What Paul
said and•-trea.ted• his. words AS a
magic •charm,or spell'to dri"yeAo �vil
spirits out. ,
there:were seven sous ..of,
SCeya,, a Jos.' Only '' two 'lief the
Seven, are mentiened, as attacked by
the:evil •and probably the ether
five, were not, present,: but all , seven
•oiried. in the' evil' Practiee. '"A. Chief
.prieet,. Who 'did, this.9. Probably at
Some' tittle this SeeVa had been 'head
of one. of the tvventy-fOur Courses Of
firiests Who Ministered by turns in
the„ teni'Oe!,, aha were chief.
priests. • what Is Said on both' sideS, and by the'
le case s 01, ei ,,slihn'er is ready;
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'• Executors, 'of the' estate were in.
'alined:, to favor the PureltaSe, of the
"boudoir " grand'," 'but the attorney for
official guardian oppOsed
Car -Fare -Reduced
• In Fort Wilhiain
. 17ort William.--Tive cent ,fares are
fiew in effect on the F'Ort 'William
'street, ra4way system, replacing the
former fare ofseven cents Cash or
four for . 25 cents. Citi, Council lied&
ed the reduced -rate *Mild be,e
Leat tentatively until :the end of the
_Weather_Suits Curlers
'Waterloo, :Ont -The snap ;mai,:
not he .Welconie Inest,:places, WO.
the • Waterloo curlers are, all.' for At,
They have .the earliest 'ettrlieg. on re
.cord,- :eel' a. • result ' tit Jack Frost's
activItts
'Brilfgh • Indorse- Short. Week
.:Caintyridge, Eng. -40-hotit
Week 4eund another supporter when
Canibridge COuncil :reamitly 'by: un-
aninious vote declared. that-proPestile.
for a 40 hour Week: 'slrptild receive
Consideration by ..the' .A.Ssociatien., :of
l)Tunicipal diirQurationK • Nottiughain
'Colinef ',has alrOdy dis6u8.sion
of • th'i! fl'f6pos,a4), •
• • A Smile
father a.skect his S'on 'scliat.Made
Ile , in, bed 'So !pug. • ,
4I,itiroleept7bniY,"; said the giA,
bearing.eounsel 'every, Mettling;
try, advises me '10 'get up; :Sloth te lie
Still. ,-And. they giVe• 20 ,reatons for
;and--again.•••ett-is.taY part- to •heaf,
'And •tlie evil spirit ansv. et.d " Re-* fin heft
TtEdCAq Gpt,.15. -
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Vi•IE 17,ci1Jee!
N THE AIR"
All-Star
Presentations
WAVE ilENV,140
S tation Metres Cycles
LIKNO, • Torbn to .1. 291 1030
CFCF, ffiontreai 291 600
CFCB: North •Bay ...... '822 ' 930
CFO°, Chttt ham 29? :
CFRA Toro.) .0 ....... , 436 • 690.
cRAc, raoatreal 411 730 9.00-A. & P. Gypsies WB EN
c'ec:a4c71., Fieaarnit:Pritit30: 8g 9/1 05° • 3, 3 a -G13 .Shipalie t YSo I if ajido yr! .. • Cella-M.11C `11
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CRCO, Ottawa ......'. • 1010 1 10.00 -Contented Holm- '.............CRCT •
oC..1.1P°Ce., PHraetisltioint°v. 47°1 - , 19°310° , SYairri e ng• WK 8111.1 '
.014LIV, Windsor-.1.:Gda. 555 540
1.4„1D RA, ..Pittsbur-g -430- ag:X0 IiOur • CF
LiCiPmyftwottx„. Tsholt.reLn otou.18,1. 23:75, 0894 00 5.0 - oxv; and. Sanderson
New cag ;;•k......**..": 201 18°60°
•Betifficaalgoo.* '33383° 770
WRAF, New • York 454 • 560
WENR, ....... 345 870
WOrt,. 'Buffalo .......... 545•. 650
WO?, Schenectady, ......... 379 iSo
WHAM, Rochester ...... 261 ' 1150
WRB.W, Buffalo 203 1480
WJZ, Nevr York 1304 • . 160
Jri, Detroit . • g • • swa 400 750,
WLW, Cincinnati 428 ' 700
?MAGI. Chicago .,. 447 • 61.0
WTA31. Cleveland ••.04 280 1070
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s:at,-:,skruo . CFR II
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9..00-.14,6) Bernie . •........WBEN '
I .• Call f,ornia . Melt' 'les ..,.....:CFR!' •
tini' ; CFR •
• , • ". Don .V6rhees: Orchestra. WRE •
10. 00--.1-eg4nd of America .. CFR .
.Llyes, • at Stake .. .......WBE
11.00.-11dottlight ' Pacific
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• WEDNESDAY.
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• 8.00-- Bert 'Lahr . • • . .
8.30 -Albert ' Spalding............CFR8 '
, • Waltz Tinto ,
9.00 --One Roth: With* :CRC/ ..
9.30 ---Burns and Alien
Leo Reisman Wr4EN
10100-,Ortia,. Tirado „.••••
wBgf4
Harry. Richman UMW. •. • .
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OVA correct t1/4 ' daily over 'Sta..
.tlons CRCT-CKAC.
8.00 -Rudy yaliee ' CACI'
' Captain • Diana ond .WJZ zcott-raine Sets -
• 8.30,-nariem, .Serenade , • •
, rena iers
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WJAS. Dedicatio•CFR 15*
Show Boat.........9,30--Pramatie Guild
.10,00-Willard .Robilts^r,• . • . • . CERB
Paw ' Whiteman
• • vitiDAN:
8,001, -Rosario • Rou rtiOn
'. 8.10 -Jimmie, 'Johnson CliNC •
• , • March - of Time
9.00-Fre'd .Allen '64 0.6 • *WREN
• Irvin 5. Cobb.....: WICB AV -
0, 9 Q Ore tn s 'from Lyitis
Football 'Show'.WGR
, • VictOr Young's Orchestra.WBEN
World',S Mark.
New york. -- Special cable fiCnt.
-tonclon ...Hubert
with establishinga new 'Uneillaial,
World's, •record L. for a siligle-engined
tnotoiboa H0 receilq. tiroye ttsi,.
Britain lif over a m11e Course on
SontliamPton Nvater.„..at_;102.105:anilat.
'hour 'against .wint and tide, (hi
table sty '
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:10.00--01een 0 hnSoll ••• WKBW• Scutt -P.106 hilliscif made the P1'o-
rst 10.30 -Lti ra and. Abne. . WBENr WREN'
' r
vions.' record. of 95.98 miles -an hottr, at
.' Paolo in September, aftehis rettir
p,6.00'-'.51cet the' Artist Cr'r)13
8,00 -"X -76t .WBEN
8.30 -Bridges of Paris
9.00 -Triple • Bar -X . CFRB
Baron bitinehatis•en . BEN
' 9S0 --Leo Retail:UM. • t Wi3E N.
• Singing., string* 6-6Cicti.c
16:66--Datioing Party 6 • '6;4 6.6 6,0 iCRCT
10.30,George Jesse" . .
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It Had Nickthe Guard All MALL
from -the vait.41t. so est, 10100..4
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• • a Mechanic aboard ; fileott.;•••
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Pied statulo setting, ,:the '
cord on the list: rtin:'
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