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     12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 26, 1958 
     
    
     I 3:11———Weather. - 
     
     ‘8:16—Coumtry and Western- 
     
     g Roundup ' ‘ 
     
     - , ‘8;45-—Wearther-_ ~ , ,  
     
     ~ 8.50—News ‘ ' ’ ‘" 
     
     9.00-I-Morning Devotions 
     
     9.10—lVInrning Moods 
     
     9.30—Top Tune Time 
     
     &gt; 9.45—Who Ann I 
     
     ‘ 0.00—News ' - . 
     
     * 06054Magazine ot the Air ’ 
     
     “*"10‘.30—Salad‘a Quiz 
     
     . 10.35—Melody Parade 
     
     10.45—Slwif-t Money Man 
     
     11.0%;News Headlines and Wea- 
     
     f1.02-—The Magic ‘or Music 
     
     Jim—Weather ' 
     
     12.05—Rhythm ,Roundup . 
     
     . 12.30—News and Weather 
     
     12.45—Mostly Music ' - 
     
     Loo—News Headlines and ‘Wea- 
     
     ther 
     
     1.02—Easy Bucks for Listening 
     
     1.17—«Mostly Music 
     
     1.45——0ne Man’s Family 
     
     ’ ZOO-School Bdcst 
     
     2.1’5—Mostly Music 
     
     2.30—Back to thelBibl'e __ y. 
     
     3.00—News Headlines and Wea- 
     
     . ' ther ' " ~. * : 
     
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     dam-Nevis and Weather" 
     
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     5.20—The Outports 
     
     _6.00—-News 
     
     GAO—Interlude 
     
     dds—Music for You 
     
     7.00—Sports Roundup 
     
     7.05—Music For You 
     
     7.30—News and Weather 
     
     7.45—Don Messer’s Islanders 
     
     8.00—Tonight’s Music 
     
     ' 8.30—0utdoor Forum 
     
     9.00—Assignment 
     
     ,, 10.00—News and Weather 
     
     , \ 10.1Htarlight Serenade 
     
     HMS—Memo Fromthe U.N. 
     
     _11.00—D0minion Bandstand 
     
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     ‘12.'10'—Sign Oﬁf 
     
    
      WEDNESDAY 
     
     STANDARD TIME 
     
     7:15—Marine 'Weather and 
     
    
     7:30—News. ' 
     
    
     7:35—A. M. Chronicle. 
     
     8:00—CBC News and Weather 
     
     {ms-Maritime» Sportscast 
     
     8:20—A.ML. Chronicle 
     
     8:45—Morning Devotions 
     
     9:00—News 
     
    
     ‘9105—A. M. Ghronicle 
     
     9:55—News. 
     
     10:00—Atlantic School Broadcast 
     
     _10:15—A. M. Chronicle 
     
     10:45—Joan Marshall. 
     
     10:55—Ruth Harding 
     
     11:00—News ‘ 
     
     11:03—Showcase . 
     
     11:15-—Kindergarten of the Air 
     
     11:30-Fighting Words. 
     
    
     12 : 00—Jamboree Junction 
     
     12:30—Maritime Farm B’cast 
     
     1:00—CBC News and Weather 
     
     bio-Record Program 
     
     1:30—Appointment with Agostini 
     
     1:59—D.O. Time Signal 
     
    
     2:15—Jl‘he Happy Gang 
     
     2:45—Woman In My House. 
     
    
     ' hold equipment. 
     
    
     2:00—Atlantic School Broadcast 
     
    
     MONTREAL tCl’)~About one 
     
     ﬁamily in‘every ﬁive in Canada 
     
     uses instalment credit to buy dur- 
     
     able goods such as automobiles, 
     
     furniture, stoves and other house- 
     
    
     Ahd yet many don’t realize 
     
     what it’s all aboutwhlow finance. 
     
     companies work or how they fig- 
     
     ure out their changes. I 
     
     To explain some of these points 
     
     the'Federated Council of Sales 
     
     Finance Companies has pub- 
     
     lished a free booklet answering 
     
     major questions dealing with 
     
     sales financing. ‘ . 
     
     It tells how sales financing 
     
     started'in Canada in 1919 largely 
     
     to provide a new financing serv- 
     
     ice to meet a growing demand 
     
     for automobiles, a demand that 
     
     was dipping into a limited cash 
     
     market. I I 
     
     FOLLOW PAY SYSTEM 
     
     “Basically, we buy in instal- 
     
     ment because, we are paid in in- 
     
     stalments,” says the booklet. 
     
     “.We received our annual salar- 
     
     ‘ies piecemeal in weekly or 
     
     monthly payments and so we buy 
     
     the more expensive, durable it- 
     
     ems .we require in the same way. 
     
     This is both logical and economic- 
     
     ally sound.” 
     
    
     Sales finance companies, about 
     
     1-50 in Canada. handle about one 
     
     quarter of the total consumer 
     
     'credit outstanding in this coun— 
     
     try. . 
     
    
     One study, believed to be rep- 
     
     resentative, show-ed that of every 
     
     100 persons using instalment cre— 
     
     dit, about 530 were skilled or semi- 
     
     skilled workers; 14 were clerical 
     
     personnel; 13 proprietors or man- 
     
     agers; six professional men, six 
     
     either farmers, fishermen or lum— 
     
     bermen,‘ five salesmen and four 
     
     members of the armed serivces. 
     
     The booklet says instalment 
     
     credit costs are, in reality, the 
     
     “costs involved in extending and 
     
     maintaining the service, which 
     
     enables the purchaser to take im- 
     
     ‘mediate possession of an article 
     
     and enjoy its use While paying 
     
     for it.” ‘ 
     
    
     4:00—‘Art Morrow Big Band 
     
     Show 
     
    
     4 : 3H0n certo ‘ 
     
    
     5.200—Maritime Fish ,B’cast 
     
    
     5:30—The Don Tremaine Show. 
     
    
     6:00—News and Weather 
     
    
     6.15—Regional Commentary 
     
    
     6:20—Maritime Sportsoast 
     
    
     6:25—Musical Interlude. 
     
    
     6:30——Rawhide 
     
    
     6:45—Roving Reporter 
     
    
     6:55—Byline 
     
    
     7:00—Music in the Evening 
     
    
     7.30—Fall Festival 
     
    
     7:45—Explorers. 
     
    
     8:00—Voices in Concert . 
     
    
     8:30—Introduction “to Wednesday 
     
     Night 
     
    
     8:40—Music. 
     
    
     9 : 30—00 ntemporary Drama. 
     
    
     11:00—CBC National News Round- 
     
     up and Midweek Review 
     
    
     11:30—Arch'ttects of Modern 
     
     Thought No. 2. 
     
    
     3:00—CBC News and TC Mat- 
     
    
     hie. 
     
    
     12:00—Here’s the Weather and 
     
    
     .Instqlment Buying Aspects 
     
    
     posed of: p 
     
     I 1., interest, which is the Cost 
     
     of the money to: the period used, 
     
     and 
     
    
     the cost to boththe dealer and 
     
     the sales finance company at ex- 
     
     tending the service. 
     
    
     changes vary from six to 10 per 
     
     cent a year on an amount to be 
     
     repaid in equal monthly instal— , ' 
     
     ments, and upwards of ,10 per ‘ 
     
     cent on certain low 
     
     ems. 
     
    
     rules tor the buying public in 
     
     making an instalment purchase: 
     
    
     make your purchase, a retailer 
     
     who, handles his time payment 
     
     business through a reliable time 
     
     payment plan sponsor. 
     
    
     give complete satistalction. " 
     
    
     NOTE SERVICE COSTS 
     
    
     merchandise, also c o m p a- r e 
     
     credit prices to which service 
     
     changes have been added. 
     
    
     ment as you can and pay out the 
     
     balance as soon as you conven— 
     
     iently can. 
     
    
     your monthly income tied up in 
     
     instalment oligations. 
     
    
     stalment purchases going at the 
     
     same time. 
     
    
     mobile, make sure ‘you have the 
     
     proper insurance. 
     
    
     .N.B. president of the Irving Oil 
     
    
     Sign off. 
     
    
     The finance charge is com- 
     
    
     2.' Service charge, which covers 
     
    
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     Cracker - ' v of spades. He saw a chance to . 
     
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     " 6‘40 p'm'éupper Club 694 West found it hard to believe '  
     
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     Millionaire 6' dlscard, returned a spade. So I 
     
     9:30 p.m,—0ne or A Kind ' _ , 9011“ made. the stem-/ v _   ‘ SAGEBRQSHT, 
     
     10:00 p.m.—-—Music Hall Opening lead—«king of clubs. If West had rammed 8 cl'ulb 111- I SAFARI .f' v 
     
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     7.3mm”), and Wester’n did not fall, and the slam now him a spade loser. Hence, the 
     
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      7.55—Interlude N B ‘  E I o S i' 
     
     slum. low 00 of xp ams ome 
     
    
     Within a b r o a d framework, 
     
    
     - balance 
     
    
     The booklet otters eight simple 
     
    
     1. Select a reliable place to 
     
    
     2. Buy a good product that will 
     
    
     3. When you compare prices of 
     
    
     4. Never Sign a blank contract. 
     
     5. Pay as large a down pay- 
     
    
     6. Do not have too much of 
     
     7. Do not have too many in,- 
     
    
     8. If you are buying an auto— 
     
    
     Beuverbrook 
     
     Wi-II Head 1 
     
     UNB Appeal 
     
    
     FREDERDCTON (0P) — Presi- 
     
     dent Colin B. Maelsay of the Uni- 
     
     versity of New Brunswick an- 
     
     nounced today .that publish-er 
     
     Lord Beayerbrook will serve as 
     
     honorary chairman of the univer- 
     
     sity’s torthcoming nation-wide ap- 
     
     peal for $3,200,000. 
     
    
     K. C. Irving of Saint John, 
     
    
     Company, will be national chair- 
     
     man. 
     
    
     Dr. Ma-chay said the New 
     
     Brunswick g o v e r n m e n t has 
     
     agreed to match public donations 
     
     on a dollar-«fondollar basis. 
     
    
     “Present classroom, laboratory 
     
     and residence facilities are inad. 
     
     equate for the increased numbers 
     
     of students we have had to ac- 
     
     commodate during the past three 
     
     years,” Dr. Mackay said. 
     
    
     “The current campaign is in- 
     
     tended to alleviate this problem 
     
     as well as to provide for the even 
     
    
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