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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1920-10-28, Page 7c.y For cold in the Head and Chest use BAUME -BENGUE has immediate SEeet. DEV/ARE OF SHIM lli ;Mar Seim O N,� C 1T0 TMEt[EMIN Fs Q Adento lar. Pr P r . �9' „ auk. Bawd RELIEVES PAIN WORLD'S GREATEST "RADIO" STATION RECONSTRUCTION PLANS FOR POLAND RMED FORCES BEING DEMOBILIZED. WONDERFUL. PLANT AT BORDEAUX, FRANCE, Wireless Messages Are Sent at Express Speed Half -Way. Round the World. could elf co ro a ne himself Senator M q Even r scarcely have realized, when only a few short years ago he wa»' astound- ing the scientists of the globe with )lig experiments in w:b'aless telegraphy, that Its invention would play a lead- ing part in a tremendous war, and that, immediately after that war's close; there would be established a station capable of sendingits invite ible massages• through Y el rho p and miles of ether,an writer. Yet this is slightly lease than -the des- tanee over which the wonderful La- fayette Station, at Bordeaux, will be capable of effectively communicating under normal conditions. Throwing Messages Thousands of Mlles. At the rresent time, all the great nationa have powerful wireless plants etas in operation. Enghtlnd's leading st tion is on the Corrsislr coast, from Which she can "speak" .to. America With . ease and certainty. The United States have a magnificent station at Annepolis, Maryland, with a radius of fully six thousand miles. it is under the control of the U.S. Navy. France has a station at Lyons which can send messages only a slightly less distance, and the Germans and the Scandinavian peoples have also very complete and effective radio services "Wireless" has come to be an eseen tial part of every nation's commercial and political life. The story of the new Lafayette Ste tion is, in part, a story of the Great War. During the time that the Ger man submarine campaign was at its ghastly height, Great Britain, France and the :United Slates joined counsel for the purpose of improving the Transatlantic radio services, primarily for fear, that the Huns might devise some method of outing the cables and .so isolating -her three great enemies from one another. How the Great Station Was Sorn. While Britain was as much interest ed as France and America,in the pro posais towards this end, it was prac tically left to France and the United States to get on with the job. Ulti mately, it was agreed that the• French Government should give a plot of laud at Bordeaux for the purpose of erect ing a new and altogether stronger wireless installation than had hither to been deemed practicable, France's part of the bargain was that she should find the ground a Bordeaux, properly protect it, at up buildings, guarantee a water supply and power facilities, and make' the of Control, which las been in Vilna, ( foundations. On her part, the States where a provisional government was established after its recent seizure -by. troops under command of the insur- gent General Zellgouski, has arrived in Warsaw. ' The Commission went to Vilna to obtain statements from the prevision- al government there of its side of the case. Its visit to Warsaw is for the purpose of conferring with President Pilsudski, -Premier Witos, Foreign Minister Sapieha and others, in an at- tempt to Peach a solution of the prob- lem caused by the seizure of the city from the Lithuanians, The commission also is continuing consideration of the Polish -Lithuan- ian- territorial dispute. At Vilna the league emissaries heard the support- ers of the new state, listening to Gen- • eral Zeligouski and others. While the conference was hi progyese there was a demonstration outside the building that caused alarm until it was learned the crowd wished to display its 'friendliness both to General Zellgou- ski and the members of the commis- sion. Press Assails League. Decision Regarding the Dis- puted Districts Unpopular With the People.. Poland is. preparing to turn the energies of war to peaceful missions as soon as possible, and plans already, are under way for demobilization 01 the army, which has been in the field seghting the Russian Soviet forces neatly two years, says a Warsaw des- patch. Throughout the country the press optimistically predicts a quick trans- formation of the country from a war- ring nation to a land of freedom and prosperity. Premier Vincent Witos, who rose to leadership of the Peas- ants' party from a poor Galician wood- chopper, is most hopeful regarding the future of 'Poland. "Poland needs peaceful develop- ment to heal the wounds of war and Pave the way for reconstruction of the country," the Premier declared in a recent speech. "Therefore, the gov- ernment will direct itself entirely to. weed improving economic and social conditions. Economic Situation Not Desperate. "I have just returned from a trip through. the state. The present eco- nomic situation is difficult, but not desperate." Premier Witos said he expected sig- nature of the final peace treaty with- in a few weeks unless the Soviets make some difficulties, but declared he did not look for such action. The peace preliminaries, M. Witos con- tinued, were not entirely satisfactory to 'Polish aspirations, as a great num- ber of Poles were left outriide the Polish frontiers, yet they satisfy Po- land's spirit of moderation and her de- sire to end the war, while giving Po- land free breathing space in the East. The League of Nations Commission LINE FANNING MILL the improved Fanning Mill of today, separated wild oats, smut; and chests— sus grain too dirty for the Kline. Ca. .yactty 100 Peehels per hour. Write' for particulars, KLIN1I FANNINGi MILD CO., 480 Crawford et., Toronto, oases thrown out atso greata speed'?" Receiving 70,000 Words a DaY. At first there will be some difficulty in this connection, but the French Government have decided to equip all their receiving operators. throughout the world with mechanical apP ,rat s which will make phonggraphic records of incoming massages. These can af- terwards be "played" over slowly, and transcribed, moie or less, at ease. Just iinagdne what all this will mean! You hand lh a message—a commercial transaction or query to a business house in San Francisco, or Ohina, or a birthday greeting to a friend in one of the Pacific Islands— at a London post office, marking it "via Bordeaux." It Is at once wirelessed to the French town. There it is stamped out on a dot -and -dash machine, .run through another machine, to "escape" through the antennae at the topof the 820 -feet -high towers into space. Thousands and thousands;of.miles away the dote and dashes are instant- ly being received into a ort of gramo- phone; to be afterwards "played over at any speed desired, and in a short time, thereafter your business friend or your relation receives the printed message at his desk or in his home! Wonders will never cease! An agreement was recently made between the French -and American Governments for the purchase of the entire Lafayette Station by the form- er nation, so that France now possess- es the greatest and most wonderful of all the wireless stations in the world. 'Your Town, Real towns aro not made by mon afraid Led someonedrib gets ahead; *ten everyone weeks and nobody ehlrks n n grove the dead. Yo11 can xaiso.a tow _d _m And if while you melte your personal e'talre Tolle neighbor makes one tee, , Your town wild be wrist you want it to be— It isn't your town, It's your it you want to live 1. the kind of a town • Some of the newspaper criticisms of the League of Nations have been more severe than usual. The league's decisions concerning disputed districts have been unpopular on one side or the other, but the commission mem- bers have been shown courtesy by governments and individuals every- where. The Poles are extending their lines toward the boundary set by the ar- mistice, which Is shortly to become effective, and have reached the town of I{rzywicze (probably Krzyvche, on the old Galician boundary southeast of Lemberg). In the advance, Russian regimental commanders have been taken prisoner by thsePoliah *dices. If a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it from him. An investment in knowledge' klways pays the best interest.—Franklin. 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They are the victims of a feeling of hopeless exhaustion after the per- formance of even the small tasks, which were once the simplest and easiest parts of the day's work. They find the ,appetite failing, sleep is dis- turbed and unrefreshing; they lose weight, and always. feel tired and de- pressed. In this condition a blood- building tonic is needed to restore health and activity, and fdr this pur- pose Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are un- surpassed. Often the trouble will have progressed to a point which makes full recovery slow, -but .the treatment should be persisted in and renewed health and activity will be the result. The case of Mrs. W. Schooley, R.R. No. 2, Tilsonburg, Ont., well illus- trates the value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in cases of health breakdown, through weak, watery blood. Mrs. Schooley says: "For upwards of five years• I felt my strength declining, un - 111 at last I could not do light chores around the place. Then a doctor was called in, and after iloctoring about a month he said that only an operation would help rue. I did not feel lilts go- ing through this, and decided that in any event I would w,alt a while. I had.. no appetite, often had headaches ac- companied by dizzy spells; several times I had fainting spells, and my legs would swell, and I could not even sweep a floor without reeling several times- Again a doctor was -called in and ho said the trouble was general debility and nervous breakdown. The treatment, however, did not heti"; me, and then ono evening as my husband was reading the paper, he carie across a case hi many rebpects similar to mine, cured through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The next day ho got ale a supply of the Pills, and to their continued faithful use for several months, I owe niy present splendid health._ 1 may say that soon after beginning the use of the pills I felt a gradual.improvement in my con- dition, my appetite improved, I began to feel resited after ii night'o'sleep and I gained in weight. lily ,friends were continually expressing surprise at my improved condition, as it was general- ly believed I had become a chronic in- valid. I alwaj's take a delight in tell- ing them that DreWillianis' Pink Pit?s are responsible for my present good health, and as they have been a real blessing to me I ,shall always continue to praise them." If you are suffering from any con. dation • due to poor, watery blood, or weak nerves, begin taking Dr. Wil- liams' Piiik Pills now, and note how your strength and health will improve. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine, or they will be sent by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by Tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ •Brocilvilie, Ont. New Ilarse Harness Has No Collar. ' The feature of a patented hers° har- ness developed of the veldts of South Africa, and now being tried out in several Anietiean cities, is the absence of any collar or breastband., This Is the result of the inventor's belief that the larger part of the animal's tree - tine .effortshould be exerted, not at the baso of the neck, but at the June. Sell of barrel and Shoulders. Accord - hi g.l y he p lace a only Y a very light strttj; around the nook, bet aeeavy one just back bf the forelegs, Thq two are joined by small straps, paralleling the withers, Etna ah.eavies' Strap, between the legs, agreed -that her Navy Department— probably Vie greatest wireless experts in the world to-day—should design the plant, erect the towers, and instal the station complete in every respect.. Standards Higher Than Eiffel Tower. To give the details of this scheme in technical language would convey nothing to readers who are not electi- cal engineers or wireless students,. but ane important point is well worth mentioning. - The scheme embraced the erection of eight tremendous steel towers for carrying the antenna wires. The U.S. Bureau of Yards and Docks drew up the specifications for these towers, and they are the real engineer- ing marvel of the Bordeaux plant. ' They are 820 feet high, anal each tower weighs 55 tons—•a very light weight, indeed, eonsidering that the Eiffel Tower contains 2,700 tons of steel, and is not nearly so high as the Bordeaux wireless towers. They are three -logged. in shape, and' each leg rests on a large circular, concrete plat form sunk deeply into the ground. The towers each carry elevators, and have been pronounced almost as strongas lighthouses. . The antennae system which these eight towers support Is far more powerful than are, other &ys. tam in the world. Many difficulties faced the builders and electrical experts in the coulee of their work on the station, but they were all overcome, and now' the La- fayette Station is easily the first of its kind in the world. Ultimately, it is expected that the Bordeaux plant will be capable of transmitting something like 72,000 words a day. Sending messages at such a high speed continuously by •hand es out of the question, so the IVIarcotigrams will be sent out by means of a mechanical device through which a narrow •tape is run bearing the dots and the dashes making up the words to be "waved" over earth and sea. This tape will have peen previously perforated by a special kind of type writer, pretty much on the same linos as the machines used by telegraphists in the great centres of the world; "What about the receiving operat- ors?" may well be asked. "Will it bo possible for them to accept tbe mes- Natu ieoL j Re sp o .fl. -W d s Nature is. 022 you d" side every- time you eat l"' '11 tyr this srlay blend ok eat and • alt.(d bark, stlpapluee body and. brain with • dist the elemento of 'I:a t itton that Nature demancls for health aridvigor, t OrapetNitto is a &Vat: Savo �,.. azalea a ea$$oiijre .„• +r ••';i't<: THE FALL WEATHER HARD 0N LITTLE ONES Canadian fall weather is extremely hard on little ones'. One day 1s warm and bright and the next wet and cold. These sudden: changes bring on colds, cramps and colla, and unitiseba baby's little stomach is kept right the result may be serious. •There is nothing to equal Baby's Own Tablets in keeping the little ones well. They sweeten the stomach, regulate the bowels, break up colds, and make baby thrive. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 26 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. - DOSE AV N� Wei►geley. St« HOSPITAL To Ir1►l►tor Telephone Meth 2839 F'rtients from outside Toronto Are espeoially desired. New Installation Method rio d Makes Lights Movable. Despite the fact that its oxistenee has never occurred to 99 100 users rt method i r e et q d ,if 01 electricity, the P oa r exturea in - installing erectile lighting fi x'ure VOlyea one serious disadvantage. The fixtures are fastened permanently, that is, to walls and ceilings. In the home, for example, interior decora- tions must often be planned around the illuminating unite,. when it would be much hotter to arrange the fur. nishings, and subsequently place the chandeliers and bracket lights, like so, many old-fashioned kerosene lamps, wherever they may be moat', fittingly installed. And this very flexibility has now been made passible by the Invention of a new method of connecting wires and fixtures. Flush with the surface of wails and ceilings, are placed little receptacles- which resemble the or- dinary push -plug sockets. From the base of each bracket fixture project two curved arms; like the claws of a' hammer. To attach the fixture to any of the numerous wall receptacles, the claws are simply inserted into the slots, and the fixture is brought to horizontal, Rough on Nelson. It was his firsttrip to London, al- though he was no, longer young. But he thoroughly enjoyed the sights and sounds of the busy London streets. In fact, since he came from the other side of the border, nee enjoyed these more than the cinemas and theatres, where you have to pay to go in. One afternoon he lingered to listen to a small but hard-working band of alldged musicians who were perform- ing in a small side street. When the "'selection” was ended the visitor to London approached the leader of tbe orchestra and asked bluntly: "What's the name 'o that tune ye've jis' pleyed?" ' "The Death of Nelson,' sir," re- plied the musican promptly, with vi- sions of large tips and requests for en- cores. "Weel, mon," replied the other, as he shook his head and moved off, "a' I can say is, ye gave him an awful death." Skl'o' man over got nervous prostra- tion pushing his business; eau got it only when the business ,pushes you. 14liiai'del l`lelmoht FOP, Ddltdrtlff. Live Stock Show. It is said that the proof of the pud- ding is in the eating, and this very aptly applies% and is proven in the price.received for the best finished live stock at the • Toronto Fat Stook Show. In the,1919- ahoyr• as high as 75c. per lb., live weight, was paid by auction for cattle, 50c. per lb. for hogs, and 41c. per lb. for lambs. Quality 'always brings a premium. The attention of the readers is direct- ed to the Eleventh Annual Toronto Fat Stock Show, to be held at the. Union Stock Yards, December 9th and 10th, 1920, Use of Bulky Dictionaries Made Easy by New Holder. A book holder, or support, of recent invention, interests unfailingly those who have experienced the awkward- ness of handling, en a small table, a ponderous Bible, dictionary or similar bulky volume. It consists of a hori- zontal roller bar, on either side of which is a spring -mounted surface. On these are laid the covers of the boort. Whether the book is opened at front, middle, or back,, the right and left-hand pages will always be level, tied at the same height above the table top, We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT is .the best: Mathias Foley, 011 City, Ont. Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N.S. Rev. R. 0, Armstrong, Mnigrave, N.S. Pierre Landers, Sen,, Pokemouohe, N.B. "DANDERiNE" Stops Hair Coming Out: Doubles Its Beauty. Sa*bmariine Falmer Annette lfellerniann, the agnate tie star, will present in her ]text 411m• play scenes under• watorr In one• 01 which, as the heroine, she engaged 111 a thrill• lug struggle with the villain, Tho subaqueous pictures are taken with the help of a noel chamfer, 0011• Mining camera and camera rean, 1 ter, A tt e'• 11110 e water, i wh clr is lowrod porthole covered with *these glees, in front of which tee' action taltes place, serves the photographic'purpoae, CASCARETS "They; Work while you Sleep" %ice, Stop growling around like a erose bull pup. You are constipated, bilious, and what you need is Cascarets to- night sure for your livor and bowels. Then you will wake up wondering what became of your nervousness,. dizziness, sick headache, bad cold, or upset, gassy stomach. No griping— no inconvenience, C. - r eri love Cas - carets too. 10, 25, 60 cents, The power of a clean record as a success factor cannot be overesti- mated. .. ' A few centeseuys "Danderine." Af- ter an application of "Danderina you can not find a.fallen hair or any dand- ruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. Aerial Foes, A Swiss aviator has recently been in combat with another bird of pass- age—a large and powerful eagle. .The bird evidently resented pretty strong- ly the aeronaut's entry into his do= main, for he gave chase, and annoyed him for some considerable time. Eventually the airman was forced to descend, owing to the bird's persist- ency. Before landing, however,.. he took every posslble means to rid himself .of his tormentor, He looped the loop, nose-dived, righted the machine again, completed a series of circles, but all to no avail. The eagle had him every time. This incident occurred some 6,000 feet above St. Moritz, and created quite a stir. That birds and insects take more than a passing interest In the strides man has made in the flying world is described by a French naturalist and airman. During the war he was in charge of a captive balloon, and says that the numbers of birds and insects attracted to his aerial craft were enormous. They not only came to look, but to stay, and he was thus able to secure many rare specimens. Canada's spring wheat crop this year is estimated to be greater than that of the Unit'e'd States. In total wheat output --winter and spring—the Dominion with about a thirteenth of the population of the United States grows over a fourth of the United States production. 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