The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 25

I MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1937. I CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i Vm4 Car For Sale In Spite of Rising CAMPBELL'S BRING YOU -LOWEST PRICES ON I. People look to Campbell's for the best used cars money buy, with a record for quality and dependability Jbacked by their Exclusive Campbellizing (30 Famous "Operations) Reconditioning method. Today prices are liigher on Food, Clothes, Furniture, Cars, but Prices are Lower on Campbellized Cars. Low A Name Down YEAR TO Your.

Own Payments PAY Ford Sedan, trk. Ford Sedan Ford Sedan, trkJ $689 $669 $579 $479 $399 $379 Si 1 -4 '34 Ford Coach 34 Ford Phaeton f34 Plymouth Sedan, trunk $529 I' IBuy iQ. if878 Ths Public Have Faith in CantpbfUWna. From The Leader YOU SAVE 265 Laurier Aatos for Sale. IFall Clearance la tics at ft 1S33 PLYMOUTH Sedan 1S3S DODGE Sedan $449 $429 131 PLYMOUTH Sedan de wheat ltSS FORD C41Q 4 sPOU .1 DM Sir IM1 CHEVROLET $OQQ Sedan Special s77 MStDODGI $249 1W1 PLYMOUTH COOQ Sedan sPesUJ WSS HUPMOBTXE Sedaa ff AsW 1VM CHEVROLET IJ IMS FORD Bach Used Gar Market THE jOPEN EVENINGS INOa Albert in Cor.

gram UN TELEPHONE Of mi UWt, I GET BEHIND tw rtri tit I r.nwrr 41 1,1 USED CARS AND A BARGAIN RIVE .4. IS. I fORD rrv en- Coach $275 PODGE efodin i FONTIAC sssa-l Wel Sedan PLYMOUTH Sedan DODGE DeLuxe Coach FORD onv. Coupe iti CHEVROLET $185 $295 $225 $550 $625 at Master Coach pONTIAC Coupe CHEVROLET Standard Coach DODGE Custom Sedan $595 $695 jrtu 53 DESOTO I Wheel Sedan 0 4 CHEVROLET Sedan $235 Liott.r '-1 OTTAWA JOTOR SALES LIMITED hjSED CAR DEPOTS: BANK AT SOMERSET, QUEEN 6105. CATHERINE ST.

East of Bank. Carlinf 110. Valla fa irtd by Car IBROKE. OnL. Oct 17- )-Edwrd Duquay, of Tor 1 1 Palls, RJt 1, tn Pambrokt i Hospital suffarlng onde-l ed facial injuries and body Ir tv the result of balnf struck I bicyela tod by an auto CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Used Cars For Sale Prices on Everything 34 Graham trunk Sedan, $499 $299 $299 $229 $199 $119 $169 32 Ford Coach '31 Buick Sedan "31 Ford Coach '30 Chev.

Sedan '30 Ford Roadster '29 Olds. Coach Q. 7878 Ave. W. Aatos for Sale.

Sedan wOOr 131 BUICK tQOQ Coup, a. S. 07 1831 FORD OOQ Coach itso ford tICQ Coach JAOJ SPECIAL LOW TERMS Kent Sts. QUEEN I7L 1933 Plymouth Coupe A raally food car la excellent ondtuon and priced rtfht tor quick tale. CARLETON MOTOR 1 SALES LTD.

aak It, at CarUni Are. C. mobil driven by Hubert Miliar, alto of Foreater's rails. Malar told Provincial Constable E. V.

McNeil, who invesUfated the accident, occurred two miles from Cobden as he was going, north on the Forester Falls road. He (truck the bicycle from the rear in at tempting to pass it Dr. D. A. Mac-Kerracher, Cobden, rendered tint aid and brought Duquay to Pembroke- where he is under the care of Dr.

D. Cotnam. His injuries are not believed to be serious. Tormer Hockey Star Loies Hii Mother BROCK VILLE, Oct. 18.

(Special). The death occurred here last evening of Mrs. Annie Kerr, widow of William Kerr, and mother of Albert E. -Dubble" Kerr, some years ago a star with the Ottawa Senators in professional hockey. Mrs.

Kerr had not been in the best of health of late, and death came suddenly at home. She is survived by one son. Al bert and three sisters, Mrs. J. A.

McGlade, Perth; Mrs. D. Fowl er, and Miss Mary Mahoney, both of Toledo. The funeral will be held at St Paul's Anglican Church here tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock and interment will follow in Oak land cemetery here. KT5B17KN W.

KINBURN, Oat, Oct It. (Special) A successful euchre and dance was sponsored in the Orange Hall Friday by the Kin burn Women Institute. Proceed were in aid of the local Athletic Society. Prizes for cards were won by Mrs. Herbert Wilson end Ernest Weatherley.

Door prise winner was Gillies Smyth. A local orchestra furnished music for dancing. A Cornell botanist says the world's smallest flowering plant is called and has yellow flowers so tiny a lens Is needed te us their structurev I 7.y k. THE OTTAWA sJOTJENAIi S5 Any Insmirmdes la tbts procrsms th mult of Lsst-miaut changes by thr broadcasting eompanlas about which Ths Journal has not been lnformad. (AH times mentioned MONDAY, OCT.

18. CBO OTTAWA (at KUeerclee) St Travel Ulk. IS Plaaa recital (NBC). SJO Tha John mo family (MBS). LHht opera.

OO Canadian Prejs Newt Plasha. ChorUlan Canadian infers IrUllO. JO ranlsre. ea London CalHnr (BBC). 1.1S The BuccaMars.

7JO Major Bill. 1.44 Kathleen Stokes erfanist (NBC), 1 00 Canada Ween by Week talk. Mary trances James soprano. IJ Germany Salutes Canada T6vrH seas transmlasioa aroaacasi trom Germany). 00 Melodlo strlns.

With Verdi. 1A aa a.n. anb i IS-Ollbert Dartsst and his Orchestra. 10.90 Talk on cricket. 10 4a The Canadian Press News.

i 11.00 ust S'pcsuV. 11.30 Variety circuit. 00 Last Post-Ushta aut. TUESDAY. T.M Xavallle.

1 Jo Rise and Shin. t-OO Devotional parted Baptist Church. I ll Canadian Preas News. Variety. a.t7 Just About Tim.

(Oft Lln(er Awhile. J0 The SonsShop. t.ss Romany Trails. 10.00 MornlnS Symphony. 10.4 The Band Wafon.

11.00 Everybody's program requests. 11.44 Cecil and saiiy. CKCO OTTAWA (Ml Kilocycles) 8.00 For the House lie. 1 Tea Pane. ea Stock Quotations (CBC).

JO Choristers the Canadian infers Guild (CBC). SO The ln-Laws. 4J Dinner Dance. 7.00 Jack Randolph, songs. T.15 London Callinf (CBC).

00 Piano L. Moss. It For the Home. a it CKCO Instrumental Trio. JO Dane orchestras.

CKAC (TM aUiecytlei) 00- Variety. L'Heur Recreative. 1.00 Melody Tim. it Le Cur de VHUf. 7 JO Variety Program.

00 Radio Vaudeville EnXaotin. to Radio Encyclopadia. 1.00 Radio Theatre. 10.00 Cavaliers. 10.lt Newscast.

10JO Alex Lalol and Orchestra. 11.00 Sports Reporter. 11.10 Jav Freeman and Orchestra. 11 SO George -Olsea and Orchestra. 12.00 Diek Jure ens and Orchestra.

11 JO Orrin Tucker and Orchestra. CFCF MONTREAL (tot Kilocycles) 7.00 Unci Troy. l.lt-WalU Tiro. 7 JO Soloist. 7.4t Top Hatters dance orchestra.

1 0O Better Business Bureau. IS Roy Campbell's Royalists. 1 30 Symphonic ecchestra and soloists. 00 Fibber McOee and MoUy. SO "Hour Ted Charm." 10.00 Orchestra and soloists.

10 30 Music for Moderns. 11.00 Late Snorting News. 11 04 Newscast. 11. IS Johnny Hauasr and His orchas.

11.30 The Black Ghost Dramatisation). 1100 Soloist Oa Eddy Roger and Hi Orchestra. U.JO ari sunes ana xus urcnesv. CFRB TORONTO (CM KDecyetss) t.00 Mining Broadcaster. 7.11 Song Tim.

7 JO Movie Reporter. 74S AUan Wilson. 00 Program. so Drums. 00 Radio Theatre.

10 00 Ferd Mowry. orchestra. 10J0 Eb and Zeb. 10.4t Organ Reveries. 11.00 Newscast.

11.10 Armchair Club. 11 Jft ay Fret man orchestra. UJ0 George Oleea's orchestra. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM (SM KUecycies.) Ourney. basso; Mary Diet- tick, eoorano.

IS Pharmacy Week Program. .30 Press-Radio News. Jt Alberta Hunter, songs. it Billy and Betty or amstixatio 7.00 Amos n( Andv. T.lS "Unci Ezra's Radio Static E-Z-R-A." with Pat Barrett, Carlton Guy, Nora Cunneaa, 7 90 New York on Psrsd.

(.00 Phil Bsker, comedian, pinch hitting for Burns snd Allen: Tony Martla anal Bay Nobis Orchestra. I JO Margaret Speaks, soprano: mind chorus; symphonic orchestra with Alfred WaUanstein. conductor. Fibber McOee and Molly com. edy sketch with Marian and Jim Jordan; Ted Weems' Orchestra.

JO University of Pennsylvania Bi centennial Dinner. 10 -SO The Lullaby Lady: male quartet: SO-vole 'choir direction Noble Cain: orchestra direction Frank Black; vocalists; Vincent Pelletier. announcer. MJO 1SS7 Mobilisation for Human Needs: F. D.

Rooeerell and oUsti speakars. 1100 Johnny Hausr Orchestra. 11.30 Radio Forum; speakers. 13 00 Larry Burks, tenor. II OS Ell Dsntsis and orchestra.

SO Earl Hints' Orchestra. WJZ-NBC SYSTEM 00-New i7e sunroni I awporar. 0t US. Army Band Captala Thomas F. Darcr.

conductor. tt Stage Relief Fund Program, SO Press-Radio Nsws. St The Revelers, mal quartet. a.S i Lowell Thomas. 7 JO "Time to Shins "Lloyd Bhaffer't Orchestra: John B.

Gambling. i tnaster tt ceremoniea; Barry McKInley, baritone, and tht Griffin Chorus. 7 SO Lum and Armor comedy sketch. 7 44-John Hsrrick. 00 Oencral Hugh Johnson, commsn.

oy Campbell's Royalist. Jt "Vsnltv Fair" Cat Time. author-humorist, master of cere, monies: Shellah Graham, news. paper columnist and motion pt ture commentator; Eileen Barton comedienne-singer; Larry Dun' can, Impersonator; Douglas Wil son. tenor, and orchestra.

.00 Philadelphia Orchestra Eugen Ormandy, conductor. Dr. Neil Carothers. eonemist and dtroo. tor.

College of Bueinrs Admin, tstratlon at Lehigh University, and ether spsskers. Behind Prison Bars with Warden Iewia E. Lawes dramatic sketch. 10JO 1W UobUiaaUsas for Huraaa 11.0O New Reporter. 1 1 il.OS Rtia Rio and Orchestra.

ilJO Magnolia Bloseema foaturing th i iss. 4UBU v-neur. economy: cleaning CASB AND CARRY STAR CLEANERS i art Eastern Standard). TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS By M. T.

SJS-WEAT Bay Iraki Oreaeatn S.J WBAT Marc I peaks, aeataae IJCBO Oerauay Satataa CaaaSa t.r lnaalBkat OrtWeUa I. WABC madia Tkaatr ims-w bc nuts. aoossvBXX l.4t-0 hM Vrm U.M-WOK Taamaiy Daney 0kttra 13.00 Deacon Moor and Orchestra, 11.30 Lang Thompson's Orchestra. WABCrColumbii System (Set KUeeycleO 00 Howard Phillips, baxttaesv It "New Horiaons.7 30 Press Radio News. Jt George Hsll's Orchestra.

70 "Poetic with Carlton Kelsey's Orchestra. 7 Song Tims, with HoUaos Shaw and Oel Casino. 7 JO Eton Boys, vocal quartet. 7.4t Boak Carter, commentator. 00 Horace Heidt's Orchestra.

JO Edward Roacker, baritone: Benny Krueger and his Orchestra. JO Radio Theatre Fred MacMurray nd Madia Evans in "Up Pops the nevil 10 00 Wsyn King's Orchestra. ijo Moouizauon tor numan nee as with F. D. Roosevelt and other speakars.

11.00 Tomorrow's New Tonlsht. U.Ot Jay Freeman and his Orchestra. 11. so oeorg Olson and hi Orchestra, 13.00 Dick Jureens and his Orchestra. 13 JO Orrin Tucker and his Orchestra.

WCN CHICAGO 73 Kilocycles) 7.00 Henry concert erch tr. 7 JO Spurts Review. t.tt Rub Appleberry. S00 Foreign Affairs Clifton Utlsy. S.

It Char 11 Gaylor't orchsstrs, SO The Lone Ranger. 00 Kay Kyeer's orchestra. So Lawrence Salerno and organ. 4t Tomorrow's news. S3 Highlights of Sport.

M.00 Henry Weber's Pageant of Melody. 10.30 President Roosevelt -Mobtma- tlon of Humen Needs." 11.00 Mickey Alport a orchestra. 11 JO Impressions. 13 00 Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. 13 30 Charlie Cay lord's orchestra.

1.00 Kay Kyser's orchestra. 1.30 Kay Kyser's orrhestra. g.so uutru uayiorc WLW-CINCINNATI (7t KUocyxiM) 00 Angelo, Italian Treubedor. IS Supper Serenade. jo boo newnau, sports tator.

e.tS Lowell Thomas, tetor. 7 60 Amos Andy. 7.14 Four Stars Tonight; Jimmy James and hi Rhythm against strings, guest soloists, guest vocal group. 7 SO Lum and Abner. 41 Jen Gerber'a orchestrs.

S00 PhU Baker. 30 For Men Only. 00 Fibber McOe and Molly. JO Hour of Charm. 10.00 To be announced.

10.30 President Roosevelt. 11.00 Paul Bsws commsn- tator. IMS Harry Csndutlol 11.30 Barney Rapp'a orchestra. 00 Jan Garber'a ersnestra. 13 Jv Johnny Hemp's orchestra.

1.00 Orrin Tucker's orchestra. 1 Jo Moon River. deVor Sister. Syd-ney Mason and organ. SHORTWAVE- PCOGPAMSl MONDAY.

OCT. 18. Wortd-Widt Selection! BOMS. P.M. I Nsws la English; Ona Act frosa an Opera: Sclentinc Sarvey: Sicilian Folk Sengs ISO's "Mail Bag.

3RO, 3S.4 a 11J1 aseg. LONDON. Jt "A Mint Meaey a pUy by Lawrence Ssusus. Oil. ISA UJ1 OSO.

It.7 1S.1S Ctr, ll.t It.lt sneg. USD, UJ sju, 11.7S ateg, MOSCOW. TJtWNews and program far Bngllsh UtttMrt. KAN, si a SJ aseg. PRAGUE, CEBCBOILOVAKIA.

SJJ Airs frs Ciech Opsras. OLRtA, 9 sa imi meg. BERLIN. Jt Sengs frees the "Bat" DJD, SM aTlL7I saeg. LONDON.

ltJt Th Empire Felllss" tn "Londoa caning." osa, its a. 17.7 gsi, is.t 1S.S sasg.i OSO, ti m. It Jl aseg. il.7i gsb, sij m. TOKYO.

A.M. U.4S Choral Slst I a sung hy stadeate of a primary trhoel tn Tekye. JSK. 1M as, lt.lt aseg. STDNST, AVSTBALIA.

4.M (Tnesdari Chimes frosa O.P.O. Sydney, TRIMS, 31 JS SJ Begiiterad Nuriu Oonrene in Pembroke. PEMBROKE, Oct 17-(SUff) Rg1tred nurse; of District No. including Cornwall, Ottawa and the Upper Ottawa Valley, held a convention yesterday in Wesley United Church. Miss Ruth McConnell, psychologist with the Provincial Mental Health Clinic, Brock villa, gave an address, and reports were presented of the In temational Congress of Nursed' convention, during the Summer in London, England Other speakers were Misses Jean Church, Essie Mcllraith, and Edith Stevenson, of Ottawa.

Delegates were entertained in the afternoon at the nurses' real denee, by the Nurses' Alumnse and staff of Pembroke Cottage Hot I ran vniteo wxj. The Autumn Thsnkoffering neetirif of the Women's Mission ry Society of the Tint United Church wtt held with Mrs. T. E. Wsrner presiding.

Mist M. Mum ford and Miss X. Sheannaa re sorted for the Christian stewsrd ship and temperance comrnlttees. Miss Helen Chapman led the de votionsl period, and little. Joan Carrier sang.

Mrs. D. NicoU gave an address on India. Light treshmen ts brought the evening sreioes, -OreeaaMWsasStf 4 'tj me Minister Aaas Neesle. keeatifBl sUr et Prl keasie Kins ea her treat aeratastee la the plctare which bad erbert wilees, predaeer, is aeea irS A DOG'S LIFE 1H f' ft 'ii v.

y- CI' I -H 1 'J1 Belac IndiBut at Adelphl CelUcc. Gardea City. L-L, la jsut doc's Hfe according te Shirley Mills, whe ts spending her first yeas- st the fataUtaUoa. Miss Mills Is wearing the dog cellar aad chata that Is the penalty Isapeeed ea all tresluaea at the eeller. The IdeatiaeeUea tag Is asother frewh adoraaseat, as Is the hair ribbon.

Two Men Die In Galineau Area Lumber Camp Workers Are Victims of Separate Mishaps. MAMWAKI. Oct IT (Special) Deaths of two men. both employed st a Canadian In ternational Paper lumber camp 63 miles north of here, in separate accidents were reported here on Sunday. Oliver Cuindon, aged 30, of Boufget, Que, died at Maniwaki hospital early this morning from injuries suffered Saturday when a tree he was felling in the bush crushed him as it crashed to earth.

An operation was perform ed here by Dr. 3. A. Lecours. No inquest will be held.

The other death wat the drown tng on Thursday in Little Lake, several miles north of here, of Valmore Landry, 20, of Ste. Anne du Lac, Que. The youth, who was employed in the same camp as Guindon. was on his way home in a truck with three other men, Joseph Brunette, Emil Forest and Joseph Brousseau. While passing Little Lake, the men said Landry Jumped out of the cab and leaped into the water.

The men unsuccessfully tried to save him. An tavestjgation was conducted by Coroner Dr. E. A. Mulligan, who decided en inquest would be unnecessary.

OTTAWA MAN JAILED. SUDBURY, Ont, Oct 17. CD When Yalmar Manville, transient walked costless Into a department store here yesterday and walked out in new coat, he might have succeeded if he bed been more particular about the coat's fit The obvious lack of fit aroused suspicions snd resulted in questioning which landed him in court today' where he was sentenced to two months for theft Louis Gsutler, Ottawa, who broke a window and stole a windbreak-er from the same store last Sun-dsy, was sentenced to one yeer, having a record dating bsck to mi it rea rtey CREDIT THE NEW RADIQ OAME TONIGHT CKCO at 7.4S Sponsored kr Tlo's Credit JesrsUera Congratulates English Movie. Star i "Vicieria the Great," received the st right. Hot or Cold Wel come at By MKS.

MAKT MOBTON. Meaa Hlat. Creamed Chicken Green Beans Baked Potatoes Scones Peach Shortcake Tea la Scotland and England scones sre served with afternoon tea. But they sre Just as delicious for breakfast, luncheon or dinner. The scone recipe I sm giving you uses evaporated milk with vine gar.

You can use sour milk or buttermilk, however, if you prefer. The evsporsted milk gives them rich flavor and fine texture. Today's Keclpes. SCONES Four cups flour, one teaspoon baking tods, two teaspoons bsking powder, one cup sugsr, two-third cup butter, two eggs, one cup irradiated vapor ated milk and one tablespoon vine gar combined. Sift flour, then measure.

Resift with dry ingred ients several times. Add butter and cut Into the dry Ingredients with two knives or a pastry blender, as for pie crust Beat eggs end add soured irradiated evaporated milk. Add liquid to flour mixture, making moist dough. Sprinkle flour on board, and spoon out part of the dough at a time. Knead or roll it out tn flour, pat into shape.

Cook slowly on a griddle. Let brown on one side thoroughly, then turn end brown other side. FACTS AND FANCIES. Fear Conserve. Twenty-four pears, one can sliced pineapple, two oranges, pulp and grated rind; sugar, small bottle maraschino cherries.

Measure and add three-fourths cup sugar to each cup fruit Add pineapple Juice and let stand over night Simmer until Jellied, then add cherries cut fine, without Juice. Seal la small Jars. Caring Weed far Fmraltar. Have you wondered why some piece of furniture you own has become wsrped, why the drswert stick (even in dry weather) and why, generally, it is unsatisfactory It is because the wood used in its construction never wss cured properly. Ia su good furniture, wood that has stood in stacks in the open air for from two to five yesrs is uaed.

Nothing can take the place of this weathering by Nature. After this period, it can be cured. That is, it csn be. put into kilns where wsrm, live steam is turned on it until it is all in the same state of dampness. The best is gradually increased and the dampness reduced until IU -Canadian Pacifle Railway Photo.

eeiif ratttUtteas ef ftt. Bass. Mae. North Anterlcaa Bfeaaiere here. Scones Any Meal each board is uniformly snd completely dried.

It is then reedy for the cabinet-maker, and will not shrink or swell in the future. A board that has sot gone through this aging and curing process will reabsorb It percent of moisture while it is being shipped to factory, or while it is In some wholesale atorsge room. It will never make good piece of furniture, for it has not been properly seasoned. Prepare, tim fee Gay Evening. If you're a all fastidious, a daily 'Soap and water scrubbing is ss Important to your sense of fitness ss brushing your teeth.

But perhsps you don't know thst a bsth can be more than a cleansing routine. It may be stimulant or a means of relaxing. For most people, there's no better morning eye-opener than a cool shower, provided it isnt continued too long. On the other hand, a warm bedtime tub is a marvelous sleep-inducer. A warm bath followed by a cold shower or rinseand tapped with fresh underwear will soothe your nerves and pep you up.

It's the perfect preparation for a gay evening after a bard day's work. Fepper Hash. One dozen green peppers, one doten red peppers. Remove seeds. grind or chop fine and cover with boiling water.

Chop one doten onions. Drain peppers snd put in kettle with onions snd one pound brown sugar, one pint vine gar, aalt to taste. Boll one hour 'snd seal la Jars or glasses. Paaiing Is Begretted Of Thomas J. Tripp FTTZROY HARBOR, Oct 17.

(Special.) Tribute to the memory ef Thomas J. Tripp wss paid by relative and friends here yes terday, who attended his funeral held from the residence of his brother. William Tripp, to St George's Anglican Church, where service wss conducted by the rec tor, Rev. W. Grant Jones.

Mr. Tripp, who died suddenly in Arnprior on Thursday, was a son of the late Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Tripp sad member of a well-known Fitsroy family. He was ia his 71st year and is.

survived by his sister, Mrs. R. Wier. of Fitsroy Harbor, and brothers, William, ef this place, and George, of Irma, Alts. Interment wss la the Anglican cemetery, Russian Jews aad other Jews sre colonizing the utonornous province ef Birobidzhan, In ths far east of the Soviet Union.

cnuruiAi isaoiei Burgh Community Club enter tained the ladies et their opening gathering of the season. Aa orchestra was present cards were played and refreshments served. with Mrs. Mcciymont and Mrs. Cochrane as conveners.

Winners st cards were Mrs. William Busk, Mrs. E. Ackland, Percy Crabree la ant place; Mrs. Wilson, D.

Bell snd Stanley Haggerty in second place, end Mrs. A. LeMay, Mrs. W. Halpin and Gordon Glide, third.

Joe Boucher gave piano selections. Archie was pianist for the sing-song at the men's eight on Saturday. C. J. Cochrane, who was forced to resign through pressure of other duties, from the office of secretary-treasurer, was re placed by Max Schoen.

Winners at cards were, first A. D. Msglnnes, N. D. Girard.

Phil Carriere; second, Peter McCready, George Johnson, J. A. Armstrong; consolation prise, E. Eedale, William Reynolds and Don Nolan. The club' meets at S.15 p.m.

Saturdays in Crichton street school. An anatomist points out that we use our teeth less than three hours day, but early maa probably ate whenever he could aad kept his teeth much busier. New PE3ILG0 Reduced to Terms to Serf Tee WSS Atwaye AT nrta Placet ft Tr Ottawa DfKtxk BtdUiaf Did Tea tee Oas WlaflsRil PE1ESEO AND FUN la addition to hearing- the funaieat faaaily est the atw the listeners to the "la arxtMorcd by Dr. Jackson Foods, Limited, over CKCO 440 pjn. Mondays, Wednesdsys Fridays hsve the opportunity of winning useful aad valuable prises each week.

Tun ta to CKCO tonight for a quarter hour of genuine fun and learn the simple rules which may win for you on of the numerous prises offered weekly a the "In program. 1.30 r. CKCO Teelgkt JOE BOUCHER Winmri rs ea behalf ef OTTAWA POLICE AAA. 11 Motorists' aran't miad mdeti. If you're foinf to turn off the hl44wayei4nai! Aad don't wait until you're right at tha turn, either.

Don't make any half, rssartad, hard to riistinfiiish ugnsJa. Cat into the proper trsffla Una show where you sre foinf and do in plenty of time! Burgh Community Club.