The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 9

‘* _ Sixth street. ‘\” farnished basement rooms. Cail 4 MALE HELP WANTED 25 MuN WANTED t once to learn hagheet er Easy’ work, ei ord earn, wages. ‘ree cata- log. Moler Barber College, Far- go, N. D. ic FEMALE HELP WANTED 7X ? “school girl to. take care of six year old child during: peaey ne actinitel ni lay: have ly and | work for board and room and go} to school after two weeks is up if desired. Write postoffice box 62, «,__Bismarck, N. D. ay cook in small WA foman town hotel. Write immediately to Ad. No. 67, care Bismarck Trib- une, 'WANTED—Girl for general house- work, family of three. Mrs, R. A. acy, 702 Fourth street. _ sWANTED—Competent “maid for general housework. Phone 189. WANTED—Girl at the Mohawk. ney ——— ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—One furnished sleep- ing room in lern home. Hot water heat, gentlemen preferred, $12.00 per month, One block north of Soo Depot, also garage for rent, aged per month. Call! at 302 Eighth street. Phone 375.1 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished warm front room on first floor, one room with porch on second! floor for light housekeeping or | sleeping. Also young boy will! share room for $10 a‘ month, 705) ‘ FOR RENT—Room in all “modern fone wet water beers well ighted. so garage. Close in. Call after 7:00 p. oat 111 Ros- ser street. Phone 1127-LJ. = @ new modern home, very ° venient, call at 307 Tenth street, Fe pale the new St. Alexius ’ lurses Home, phone 921. Warm comfortable room, close in. Also for sale: Electric range in first class con- dition, Call at 405 Fifth street. Phone 1093-M, ROOM FOR — RENT—Pieasant, warm room on ground floor, suit- able for two, close in. Call at 208 Mandan street or phone 262-M. s FOR RENT—Newly furnished room ~ in new modern home. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call at 307 Tenth street after 6:00 p. m. FOR RENT—Two modern partly at 515 Anderson street or phone ON £OR RENT—One nice cozy ftont room in all’ modern house. Phone 1064-R or call at 322 Ninth street. eS ‘: APARTMENTS, FOR RENT—My beautiful 6 room apartment’ at 417 Fifth “street is; now for rent at only ,$45.00. Cal]! on G, G. Beithon, 112" Thayer Ave. W. FOR RENT—Furnished apartments with private bath. Guaranteed good and warm. Call at 930 Fourth _ street. lassified ‘Advertisements PHONE 32=—-— 1 insertion, 25 words or UAE .oceSesensee ee B OO 2 insertions, 25 words or : UNdEr ....c.ececeeeee 3 insertions, 25 words or under .....i.05.085 5 1 week, 25 or UNdEF ..cceeceerecees 125 Ads aver 25 words, 2c. addi tional per word y CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads’are cash in advance, . Copy should be re- * ceived by 1) o'clock to insure insertion same day. ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Rebuilt Automobiles A Used Car Is No Better Than the Dealer Made It. WHENEVER you buy a_ used car you are buying something tliat formerly belonged to somebody else. The dealer who sells it to) you is the only one. who can as- sure you that you will profit by the sacrifice which was made by the first owner when he gave it up. You can be sure of a good deal if you buy from a good deal- er, “Rebuilt Cars With a Rerutation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. SALESMEN SALESMAN — WANTED Exp ienced Washing Machine Sales- man who can qualify to handle! men and territory on salary and| commission. J. il Hardware, WORK WANTED _ LET ACK repair that radiator be- fore it is too far gone. We re-| pair and clean out clogged radia- tors restoring their circulation. All work guaranteed. Phone 261, Use it. Ack’s Radiator Shop, back of Malm’s Service Station. WANTED—Maternity cases in private home with good care giv- en. Mrs, John G. Dixon, 504 Ninth street. Phone 477-W. __.___ FOR SALE FOR SALE—General fruit and gro- cery store in good location. Small! down payment and easy terms. Good opportunity, Write or call at Washington, Fruit Store, 415° Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. { __ HOME LAUNDRY THE BEST Address for. finished washes at competing rates is Margucrit Bulten’s Home Laun-! — 2!5! dry. Men’s shirts a specialty. Repairs if desired. Call 117 - 203 Ave A. West. BP un eb eR eee FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR RENT—Stri HOUSES AND'FLATS - modern 5 room lower duplex, garage af- tached. ©. W. Roberts, Weather Bureau. Phong 151.0 FOR RENT—House by Dec. 14th, 6 rooms with furnace and bath, One block from P.O. Rent $37.60. Also_garage at $2.50. Phone 905, FOR RENT—Modern seven room house conveniently located. Avail- able at once. Phone 1068, FOR RE!'T—Sirictly modern home furnished at 813 Thayer. Inquire W. S. Casselman. DIAMONDS—Mounted in rings of the latest design sent to any bank for free examination. Fine qual- ities and extra good values at!- $25, $35, $50, $65,~$78, $100 and up. Easy payments if desiréd.| Absolute privacy in all transac-; tions. Your unwanted diamond taken in as part purchase price. Buy now for Xmas. James W. Marek, exclusive diamond deal-| er. Office at_108 Third street, Bismarck, N. D. i FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE-| WARD offer€d for evidence that} will lead io the conviction of par- ty or parties that damaged the buildings and removed water tank from the Southwest Quarter of 1-138-76. Sterling National Farm ing, N._D. 1-4 SECTION, 9 miles east of Bi: marck, $3200, 1-4 section nea Minot $3,200, and 1-4 section Judith Basin Co., Mont., $4,000. Sell on terms or trade for Cali- fornia, Texas, Oregon or Wash- ington proper Owner, Box 47, __Hollywood, Calif. FOR SALE—Just received a large shipment of imported Germain Hartz Mountain Canaries. Every} bird is guaranteed a singer. Also have a large assortment of cages | a Manis from. Bi k D: re Phone, : NA CASE 4 New and second hand. styles and vizes. We fit your business. W. representative. Patterson Bismarck, N. D. Hotel, i are all yearling bred. E. W. Anderson, McKenzie,| __8 1-2 miles S. W. FOR SALE—A_ Baldwin” Grand| pigno, in excellent condition, For information inquire at room 630 at Patterson Hotel after 6:30 pba oS ae Se FOR SALE—Choice Imported = man Rollers and Hartz Mountain, also. aative singers. Cages, seeds, treats, ete. Phone 115-J, Jacob __ Bull, Dickinson, N. D.. Box 728. LaZON: mild, 10c.. Miko 5e, a good smoke. Little Sambo, Ask your dealer for D. Graham, Mfgr., rom my place, 1 bay bay mare ‘2y mare ID brand. iiton, N. Ds n flowers made to FOR RENT—Furnished light house- keeping apartment, __two. Call at 422 Fifth street. FOR RENT — Furnished one room and small kitchenette. Hazel- hurst, 411 Fifth street. \ . D. ter. were Sunday visitors at the! Temvik | oJ W. A. Foell and son Quinten left for the Twin Cities Tuesday ‘morn- ing by train. rod Gottlieb .Keller underwent an gpe-. ration at one of the Bismarck hos+ Pitals last. week. Steve Koppy and son Math of Hampton were whopping here Thursday. si . Henry Pietz, Allen Quast and Jacob Graf of Linton are installing a furnace ot the’ schoolhouse: this weel - ae Roller and son Arthur mo- ° red to Bismarck ursday, re- turning the same we Mr. and Mrs. M. ill and chil- dren have moved into the residence 89 €xperiment. separate beer. par- for 50 cents, but if he comes alone where Mr. and Mxs, Chester Brog- den lived. . : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enders mo- tored to Linton We y evening, transacting business there. On aged noon, November 27, occurred marriage iss Lydia Schnaible, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnaible, of Lin- ton, to Dewey Satheron, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ole Satheron, of Temvik. ceremony was rmed by. Rev. Lep. mion at the Lutheran church at Linton. They were at- tended by Miss Alma Satheron and Sam Polling: Faloniog aes oe m the bri wen the hone, of the bride's Taother where a wedding we igre wie guests were ir. ‘al rs... G. * Shimerer, Mr, “and ‘Mrs. Ole Sath- cre, Mr. and Mrs. John Ghibanser rs. hihauser Misses Genevieve Sternhagen, Earnestine Wenz. and Arthur Sath- . eron. After dinner; all d for the home of the groom’s parents where the guests spent the after- poo and then snlored @ supper. evening -was 5) y Mr. sod Mrs. Charles De Witt coteriaioel Kee at dinner Wed- nesday evening. si | Mrs, Oswald Nauman entertained Ladies Aid at her home Thursday noon. nee The dance at Henry Speichert’s hall Friday night was not attended by as many as usual, due to the“ weather. But those present re- iported a * Mr. and = Reinhol ‘s° the Bisma «Mr. aa Zoller were 5 with her parents, returning to ‘end at Now Salsa ND, wich ber iP ifiss ‘Allee Calauhou ou Sat. |urta Siehtag te hee ane Grenz, at. Hazel eas | Adam ‘ ; s 4 witable. fort- eekle and George Dock- his : : eae ke sip i a FOR SALE—Dining room table, + chairs, buffet, kitchen . cabinet _and. sanitary cough. Phone 639, FOR -SALE—Second hand Maytag aluminum “washing -machine. 614 Seventh street. Frank de Vrie Knapp home.> Mr. and Mrs. Chris Grenz of Hazelton were Sunday visitors at the home of the latter. parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. John Schlecht. i Mr. andMrs, Charles Enders and order, any kind of style or color. Also wax and paper ~ flowers. Phone 411, =f 0) FOR SALE—Two Rambouillef rams $25.00 each. L. E. Heaton Jr., McKenzie, N. D. the Live Stock Exposition in Chi- cago, is getting m proposals. , But when he considers matrimony there is little chance for anybody except a pretty girl-from home who can cook, daughters and Frank Koppy. were puncey dinner guests at the Leo aily\home at Braddock, 4 Miss Bertha Keller spent the week-end at. Linton. visiting swith her sistcrs. PORE ioscan |. Flashes of Life ’ eee ° Edmonton—Women must drink by themselves in Alberta hotels. As lors. are to be tried, - ‘ Liverpool, England—Miss . Mar- garet Boaven, lord mayor, has. got a reise.in pay. It is now 3,000 pounds a year, an increase of 50 per cent | Camden, N. J.—Bishop Walsh, of the Roman Catholic diocese of New Jersey, is aroused over the public- ity that companionate marriage has been receiving.. He regards it as immoral, unsound and fraught with danger, New York—It’s all over between Wilda ‘Bennett, musical _ comedy. actress, and her Latin-American dancing husband, Pepe De -Albro.. They have-agreed to disagree. They were married shortly after. Mrs. dict for $37,500 against Wilda for alienation of affections, girls would like to healthiest boy in America. Fred Christensen, qho won the title at! Signed article in New York World, says Secr-tary A man ig in-tove when h thinks girl's skirts are too short, (By The Associated Press) _ | f NEWS BRIEFS * Charles ‘C. Frey had obtained a ver-,* ss quet in Washington, offers to match Coll Springs, Iowa—Lot: first half million raised in $10,000,- Could libs” as et 000 drive of Anti-Saloon league. ton, U. S. N., killed when his plane falls into waters of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. , 4 ure for Repubiicad’ nomination. night watchman for c:t wate. de- | pertoenh was found frozen to ‘on grain from northwest to Duh ; and from Dult+ to Chicago should vb. retained, Chicago—No. *400 batter ever threw so much of 2 scare into Guy Bush, pitcher of the Cubs, as did marriage. He was so nervous he could not decide just where to stand. , But he answered. the all-important question quite vigorously. “I do absolutely,” he said, when asked | whether he took Miss Frances Rich- ardson for his lawfully wedded wife, New Brunswick, N. J.—A_Rutg- ers st-dent may bring his girl and himself to the student council dance it will cost him 75 cents.’ It is de- sired to reduce the numbers of tags and increase the number. oi Bi | told interestcie commerce commis- sion hearing here. : trander, rural mail carrier, lost in|. plizzard : was found in ¢erious condition. leged ‘bootlegger who jun.ped here after charges of violating pro- hibition law had been filed, was re- turned here from McCl’ kv N. D. Ny 21. of Park Rapids, Minn., who laid claim to widow's sha 0 estate of late William T, McKallip, | fo f “|Houston oil man, was left $30 ajfive miles south of here. MOM’N POP - vis, ¢ New York—Flashlight dancing is the latest debutante fad. The idea came from a ball given in London for Princess Mary. The ball room i darkened and the dancers carry flashlights furnishing as much or as little illumination as they desire, Chicago—Mary Landon - Baker, about whose affairs of heart there has been much ado, inherited $325,- 000 from her father, an appraiser’s. report shows. Spe is now abroad. | S. S. Kresge, at orgenization ban- Lieutenant Robert S. Worthing- William Randolph Hearst, in Mellon is ideal man residency and outstanding fig- , Minneapolis—William Delaney 70, Chicago — Present frei; l.. rates} uth Fred Keiser, traveling ath comereial clubs of club, sete ees, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE by himself as wiaower. Albert Lea, Minn.— William Os- when automobi'c stalled, . New York. Aberdeen, S: D.—Juliur Mix, al- tond Pipestone, cian’s office. Houston, Texas—Betty Schuman of $250,000 Safe For Pop BE DOGGONED IF 1 FEEL LIKE GOING HOME—AS SOON AS L HIT THE DooR MOM'LL START JUMPING ON ME ABOUT BILL~-THIS CONTINUAL JANGLING 1S GETTING MY GOAT = ZLL JUST CALL OP AN’ TELL HER LT WONT YOu SAY MRS. GUNN DOESN'T Noe { ANSWER? WELL,I CAN EXPLAIN “THAT — SHE HAS A COLD AND IGN'T ABLE TO TALK ABOVE A WHISPER Freckles and His Friends i” month for 20 years, it was revealed will in which McKe‘iip describes Merger of Keith- Altes and Or- pheum theatres interests, in -olving assets of $100,000,000 announced at Minn. — Frank W. Pratt, 70, retired business man and district agent of Minneapolis Brew- ing company, dropped dead in physi-| 500 B. C. Hayfield, Minn. — Sam Fuickson, 63. local rural mail car-icr, | found frozen tc death on hi route’ Good-hearted Oscar (pe mus7 ave A FALLEN IN 7S BIG WOLE TRYIN’ TO SO 4 Incorporations . | Stinson Carbonator ytd Grand Forks, $50,000; Leslis Stinson, J. R. Carley, W. H. Shulze and. Hugh S. Stinson. —————. Columns in front of the state capitol of North ‘were copied from the Temple of Minerva, which was erected in Athens about Siberian Eskimos believe the black bear to be a sort of god, and when they hunt it they pray for its forgiveness before they make the j witle . By Taylor THAT'S FUNNY! Wve CALLED THREE TIMES AN’ NO ANSWER = GUESS Tu CALL MRS, TY TE -MAYBE SHE KNOWS WHERE MOM IS — was ONW-SHE CAN'T, EH? . WELL, L WONDER IF YOU'D TELL HER TLL BE HOME AT Six By Blosser FIND HIS WAY HOME AT NIGHT = RUN'FOR HELD AND TLL SEE IF BES MoRT! LINDYS AERE IN) Say TLL GETAINN |TNS OLE = L JUST { OUT FoR YoU=SURE, TD BE GLAD TO, GET AIA U7! GANE AIM SOME WATER = ALEK WEAT FOR KELP L DONT SEE NOW DONT car O HOW YOu CAN LET GO O' | TAET WES». Suc A SENSITIVE pvc ables NATURE. TCanT |OCEN Bot ENDS BEAR MY SOX “J-THE SAME uP ON MY. ' LAIGS, oe “UR..ON MIG’ TOE! AR YETI FEAT ts BY SOB \ (THEMS WHUT 1S KNOW AS ELL WHICH END) BUGLE HOSE, bn too ON FIRST] WES» EVERY THING YUH PoT In TH* UTTLE END COMES OUT way— station: SATURDAY, DEC. 10 [By The Associated Press} Programs in Central Standard time. All time is P, M. unless otherwise in- dicated. Wave lengths on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. 272.6—WPG Atlantica Clty—1100 8:00—Studio Program and Orchestra Music (3 hrs.) 205.5—WBAL Baltimore—1060 New York Symphony Orchestra 00—Philco Hour :00—Municipal Bang of Baltimore 35.6—WEE! Boston—820 5:00—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra 5:30—Iido Venice Orchestra 7:00—New York Symphony Orches- tra 8$:00—Old Gold On Broadway 481.3—WNAC Boston—t50 6:00—Daneo Orche: 9:00-—"Le Para 10:00—Morey Pearl's Orchestra 302,8—WGR Buff: lo—990 7:00—The Week-Enders 8:30—Old Gold on Broadway 545.1—WMAK Buffalo—550 Shea's Buffalo Theater ‘Program of Classics 8:30—WMAK Players 9:00—Popular Program 835.4—WTIC ‘Hartiprd—5t0 7:00—New York Symphony Orchestra 422.3—WOR Newark—710 50—Jacobs’ Shelton Ensemble 0—Pepper Pot Orchestra Organ Ballade 0—Bamberger Little Symphony Roseland Orchestra Villa Venice Orchestra .5—WEAF New York—610 0—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra O—South Sea Islanders 8:00—Old Gold On Broadway 9:00—-Palais 4'Or Orchestra 10:00—Park Central Orchestra 454.3—WJZ New York—660 6:00—Hotel Astor Orchestra 0—New York Symphony Orches- tra 0—Philco Hour—"Sultan of Sulu” 0—Keystone Due with Balladiers ‘Dorothy Howe, muted trumpet ‘Slumber Music .2—WEI-WLIT Philadelphia—740 0—Adelphin Whispering Orchestra —Old Gold on Broadway 315.6—KDKA Pittsburgh—950 §:00—Westinghouse Band F003 fad York Symphony Orches- ra 8:00—Philco Hour 277.6—WHAM Rochester—1080 7:0—New York Symphony Orchestra }—Philco Hour . 8: 9:00—Robert Berentsen, organ 10:05—Sagamore Hotel Orchestra 6 7:30—O1d Gold on Broadway 10:00—Dance Program from Buffalo 333.1—WBZ +Springfield—900 5:30—Jack Morey's Orchestra. 6:30—Concorde Male Quartet 7:10—Boston Symphony Orchestra, 8:20—Hotel Statler Orchestra 388.8—CKCL Toronto—#40 6:00—Instrumental Trio 408.5—WRC Washington—640 §:00—Waldort-Astoria Orchestra al 7:00—New York Symphony Orchestra 8:00—Philco Hour 9:00—Club St. Marks Orchestra 816.9—WTAG Worcester—580 7:00—New York Symphony Orchestra 8:00—Studio Program 9:00—Bancroft Hotel Orchestra SOUTHERN 296.8—WWNC Ashevilie—1010 6:00—Spencer Trio 475.9—WSB Atianta—630 6:00—Sunday School Lesson 0—Biltmore Peerless Entertainers nders: Day 304.4—KTHS Hot Springe—780 8:00—Arlington Hotel Orchestra 9:00—Dance Frolic, 336.9—W4AX Jacksonville—890 7:00—Recital 8:00—Philco Hour 9:00—Dance Music $22.4—WHAS Loulsville—930 7:00—-New York Symphony Orchestra 8:00—Phileo Hour 516.9—WMC Memphis—580 Manisa 4 York Symphony Orchese ri : $:00—Philco*Hour 340.7—W8M Nashvilie—s00 7:0—New York Symphony Orchestra 8300—Philco Hour 9:00—Barn Dance 322.4—WSMB New Orleans—930 8:30—-Recital and Saenger Theater Program (2 hrs.) CENTRAL 526—KYW Chicago—570 7:00—New York Symphony Orchestra 8:00—Philco Hour Trackhider Tells Latest Wrinkles in Cattle Automobiles have sunn'ar’ -? cow Ponies in the practice of the mod- ern cattle rustler, according to in- formation rece‘ved by members of the state pardoa board during a re- cent sess’... here. The latest wrinkl. in the method of perpetratins- the cri.. once re- garded zs a cap'tal offense on te western ranges, were told to the parce board by Richard Truck- ider, a Sioux Indian, sent to prison as one of a band of cattle thieves which been operating in the western part of the stzte u-til a in the mr days the practice of all recognized cattle rustlers was to round up cai to some- one else and drive them across the prairie, e“entually marketing them as »pportunity offere’ But mad- ern equipment it modern mei into the auton obi'e or yr t RADIO PROGRAMS | AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS Saturday, Dec, 10 on—Waldort- Astoria, Orchestra WEAR, 3 atatlons. sta’ x ORG, An ifoursivew York ‘Symphony Orchestra—Damrozch—WJZ, ‘WEAF, 5 22 stations, i— WEAF, 4 stations, 0, 1s. 7 12;00—Saturday Nite Revue—KGO, 3 stations, Rustling|* gram, daily weather Matra? gram. Prit00 to 1:15 p. m.—Weather fore+ cast and news. Z. stations, AL. , 2 etations, 9:00—Congress_ Carnivat 10:30—Hamp's Serenaders 368.6—WEBH-WJJD Chicago—-82¢ 6: 00—Classical Hour 10—-Palmer House Program 11:00—Edgewater Beach Orchestra 416.4—WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 7:00—014 Fashioned Almanacic 9:00—Mark Love, basso 11:00—The Hoodlums 344.6—-WLS Chicago—870 7:80—National Barn Dance 5—Blackhawks-Boston Hockey 11:00—White City Show 11:30—National Barn Danee 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ Chicago—70 1—Radio Photologue ratt and Sherman, songs hicago Theater Revue Ps evens Hotel Orchestra (21g hours) 428.3—WLW Cincinnatl—700 7:00—New York Symphony Orchese tra §:00—Phitce Hour, 10:00—Henry ‘Thies’ Orchestra 361.2—WSA! Cincinnati—630 7:30—Hill Billy Program 8:00—Old Program 9:00—Palais d'Or Orchestra + 399.8—WTAM Cleveland—780 - —Fitth-City Neapolitans —Blue Flash Indians —Williard Cavaliers 9:00—Wandering Minstrela 545,1--WFAA Dallas—560 7:00—Parrino-Sparknién Orchestr@, $:00—Phillp Hayes, tenor 11:30—Palace Theater Features 374.8—-WOC Davenport—800 5:43—Chimes Concert —New York Symphony Orchestr® $:00—Phileo Hour 535.4—WHO Des Moines—560 7:00—New York Symphony Orches> tra 9:00—Palais d'Or Orchestra 10:00—Hagan’s Park Central Orch, 440.9—WCX-WJR Detroit—6e0 7:00—New York: Symphony Orchestr® 0—Philco Hour 9:00—Big Ford, Little Glenn 10;00—Pontiac Jesters 852.7—-WWI Detrolt—850 4:00—Orchestra, Old Gold on Broadway 9:00—Studio Feature 499.7—WBAP Fort Worth—600 6:00—The Seven Aces 6:30—Sunday School Lesson = $:00—Philco Hour 370.2—WDAF Kansas City—810 4 7:00—New York Symphony Orchestre 0—Philco Hour 0—Great Western Chefs Nighthawks Frolic : 405.2—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul—74¢ 6:15—Nicollett Hotel Orchestra H00—New York Symphony Orchestra 8:00—Phileo Hour 10:00—Curtis Hotel Orchestra 508.2—WOW Omaha—s00 ‘racy-Brown's Orchestra. New York Symphony Orchestra — :00—Philco Hour 9:00—Omaha Printing Program 545.1—KSD St. Louis—550 iSohuso oh York Symphony Orches~ Fs 8:00—Phileo Hour— ‘Sultan of Sulu’y 9:00—Palais @'Or Orchestra + 10/00—Park Central Orchestra ‘ 348.6—KVOO Tulsa—8e0 Hawaiian Music ’ 00—Phileo Hour - 00—Auction Bridge Games 30—Metropolitan Male Quartet WESTERN ’ 468.5—KFI Los Angeles—640 19:00—Saturday Nite Revue 11:00—Philco Hour 12:00—Packard Program 336.9—KNX Los Angeles—800 20—Featuro Programs (21% hrs.) 12:00—Biltmore Hotel Orchestra Wa-—Cocoanut Grove Orchestra 384.4—KGO Oakland—760 10:00—RCA Radiotrom Hour 31:00—Phileo Hour 12:00—Saturday Nite Revue 1:00a—Hotel St. Francis Orchestra 608.2—KLX Oakland—690 8:30—-Dinner Concert 10:00—Variety Hour 491.5—KGW Portland—610 10:00—Radlotron Hour * i2on—Saturday. Nite Review 231 urday N vi 1:00a—Multnomah Hotel Orchestra 454.8—KFRC San Francisco600 .- $:30—The Cecilians : 10:00—Shell Serenaders 12:00—Dance. Orchestra, 422.3—KPO San Francisco—710 8:30—States Restaurant Orchestra, 10;00—N. B. C, Program 12:00—KPO Dance Orchestra TS—KFOA Seattle—670 10:00—R, C. A. Radiotron Hour 11:00—Philoo Hour 12:00—Saturday Nite Revue 370.2—KHQ Spokane—810 it pexPniteo ‘Four : 13:00—Merrick’s Orchestra (3 bra.x tGneh a KFYR Radio Programs: | 2499—KFYR, BISMARCK—1206 Saturday, December 10. 9315 to 11:00 a. m.—Musical pro« 12:30 to 1:00 n. m.—0: 1:15 to 1:30 p. m—Aunt Sammy’s household chat. z tool arta, 8 Br Orwell pects: school artists, S. P. Orw ; Vivian Coghlan, accompanist. 7:80 to 7:45 p. m.—Weather, mar- ket report and news items. T:45 to Pp. m—Farm eature,