Christmas Eve by
the GAS FIRESIDE

| Becca are people who'll tell you
that only “the real thing,” the
real old crackling log in the hearth can
give that feeling of friendly, cheery
warmth . . . but then, if they tell you
that, they've never honestly experi:
enced the thrill of the cosy gas fire-
side.

And, of course, with gas there’s
never a single coal to carry, never an
ash to be hauled away. Just friendly
heat at the touch of a match—econ-
omical as well as cosy.

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Above is the newest Welsbach — a ten-glower

model in wrought iron and hammered brass.

You'll like its looks and its friendly, cheery

warmth, And you'll like the friendly price.
See it at B. C. Electric Stores.

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Service and Loveliness

A beautiful lamp seems to carry the
Christmas spirit in every beam of light
it sheds. Color, charm and radiant
goodwill dwell in its rays. Lamps are
appropriate gifts for men, women and
children; for young and old, sick and
well. The lamps at B. C. Electric
Stores represent the art and the crafts-
manship of the world’s best producers.

RADIO
NOTES

ae a hailed as being among the
truly outstanding radio artists, Earl
Burnett’s Biltmore Trio is now to be
heard over KFRC, Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday nights at 11 o'clock.
This makes them much more “‘avail-
able” than previously.

A broadcast that seems to be pretty
generally appreciated is the “Midnight
Prowl” of CKMO, Vancouver.  Excel-
lent phonograph selections — nightly
from 11.30 till you fall asleep.

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A programme growing in popularity
is the General Electric Company's con-
tribution, N.B.C. network Saturdays
at 6 p.m. Floyd Gibbons talks from
“The House of Magic,” and Walter
Damroch and his G.E. symphony.

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KGO, Sundays at 7.45 p.m., re
leases the very appealing “Sunday at
Seth Parker’s.” These home town
folks get together and, with plenty of
the human touch, present old time
hymns with the homespun touch.

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When your radio is new you'll not
hesitate to twirl dials for hours at a
time—but after a while you'll like the
sort of broadcasting station that can
be tuned in, left tuned in and de-
pended on to produce good all-round
entertainment. For this particular niche
in the Hall of Fame we nominate
KFRC of San Francisco . . . and one
reason for the selection is Edna Fis-
cher, that unbelievably clever piano
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