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The Clinton News Record, 1927-11-03, Page 37Caein ing The iii. ' brief You really-ie‘-suimy Cali,; fornix.the Moment you step, aboard oneofthe five fatnous .--San ta'Fe a eres acontinent trains. The -Chid —extra fare—is' tbe finest and fastest of the Santa Fie California trains. Only TWO business days On Way. No extra fare on, the fourG ther daily trains: The California Lim. ited,Navajo, Scotitand Missionary. Fred H ey dining -car and,: din- ing.station servicesetsthestandard in the transportations world. ropey out -of doors thia winter -- take your family. California hotel rates are reasonable. S8D Ineita®.aietour.Graa 2 Canyon eine May l send you our picture /Were • F. T.Bendry, Gen, Agent, Santa Fo Ryi. 404 Transportatlon.hide., Detroit, Mich, Phone::Itandolph 5748 • . Three -Ring Show. A moving -picture piotlucer, on flim- ins; "The Passion Play," noticed that there -were twelve Apostles. "Oh, that wou't.c1o," he said; "this Is a big production, • That number will have to be.iucreascd to •twentyfaur."-Oitt- look, Foremost Canadian at Radio Parley Washington Conference Will Take Weeks"' to Firush Work' GRE AT ' SCOPE C vn ado's delegation to the radio conferenceat present being held-in� Washington, have been "busy for the past two weeks discussing and laying. their problems before the conference et ilfty-two countries gatlierecl there. The conference' has been Miserable(' together net inero1 .to discuss prob- lems relative to broadcasting -:dories hitt covers the whole spectrum of i'adie from -the highest,waves down to the smalest at Preset t in, use. The seeps, al olierationc here will take in everything from ".the high-powered -trans-Atlantic ' commercial stations down to the ama.tour. stations' on ,the' short wave bands.' AS its representatives, Canada has sent A1or. Johnson, the deputy mtuis- ter of marine and fisheries, in charge of radio foo Canada, ,Commander 0, P. Edwards, director of radio for Can- ada, and Major Arthur Steele, ono of, the chief eignailiug' ofllcers in the do- partment of militia. To this delega- tion, of course, are attached nnmer ons experts on • vai•idus.•.phases of radio, as well as secretaries and re- presentatives of the various commer- cial companies. Each of the other nations have similar delegations, iine many cases of mholi-ilargee rise: It is extremely unlikely that the confer onto can. last Iess than two months, and a tremendous number of subiects must be discussed and settled. .e. complete new draft of the London eonention which 4s the former int_er- national law governing radio, must be drawn up and the law settled for, per haps, the pext decade. . The many themes of interest to the average citizen of the Dominion will• be those governing b'oadcaating. As hl the reader knows, the United States of America -and Canada are 'now oper- ating ,under an agreemen reabhed last year,°and jry whici`c -the various wave lengths between 200 metres and 560 metres' ware apportioned out by the government into various wave channels which wore 10 kilocycles apart. Canada was awarded certain DI these channels and the 'United States the balance. , Canada has <elaimed that she 'should be entitled to mare wave channels than have been -allowed her by the United States government, and there is a possibility that pressure will bo brought to bear on the United States at this confer- ence to recognize Canadian rights to these extra waive lengths. Amateurs .Iltterested. ' At the same time It -Is quite possible that other Nations •may desire to put other services within the broadcast band at present used in North Ante/a- -ca. It is well known now that certain European countries, insist 0U main - Anal J'''an the Fuer Increasing Ail')?ny O Satisfied R w Fur Shippers WE ARE ALWAYS WITH YOU FOR HIGHEST HONES' PROMPT. PRIMES GSR likG PAYMENT Profit by the Experience of • Others MAKE MORE MONEY. We need RAW FURS end are pay- ing REAL HIGH PRICES for them, . Your neighbour Is one of our many thousands of satisfied shippers, who knows, through- actual experiences, that Raw Furs, When shipped" direct to us, bring PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY RETURNS. We ,paY Highest possible prices, give you honest grading and send you your money the same day as your shipment arrives. lt1E=our 1927 RAW @9 iUhR► Fur price list contains a lot of valuable In-' formation for the trappej' who wants to MAKE MORE MONEV. Write for our FREE PRICE LIST AND SHIPPING TAGS-TO-DAY1 5% BONUS - oh 'tap of highest possible prices we give' you an addi- tional 5c. - EXTRA for every clolial's' worth of Raw Furs shipped direct to us. This means many more dollars in the pockets of the Oise shlp- per. Have Your Name Added to Our Mailing List Today LEVIN FUR COMPANY, LIMITED 172 Icing Street East, Dept. 'B", TORONTO 2, Canada wiusic fr()rrt vs Orchestras The° Panatrope, • latest: development in gramophone equipment, installed on the Anchor Donaldson eteamer -'',Athena" sailing to 'Montreal. The,"Athenia" is the: first Canadian Service. Transatlantic :steamer to 'carry the now device, which. br•oadcaste music froth, tbe ordinary gramophone record to six' different, loco. tions.ion the ship with'. all the power of :a fullstrength orchestra. '- ` taining certain of their ship eommuni- i7ES'I IONS OF PI11v GRAL cation work within the broadcaft - band,. and" it is" another matter which INTEREST wi 1 likely be talteu,:01) by the confer- Palm Needs Repotting. --I neve a e ease. Rel lie amatetur radio operators of .palm tltal `I have had:. one year. It p North America and in factof the has had Duly one new leaf. It has whole world, are vitally interested in had ale leaves in alt, some of which f i I the decisions reached by the confer.have tiled. It is in a our-tici i pot . s once concerning the allotment 'Rade to various- services within the -wave length band below 120 metres. This is a matter 'which is ebrtaijt to come before the. conferepco ' but the out- come is extremely doubteul by reason of the wide diversity copinion, be- tween tween tho various nations involved, which ranges all the way from Swit- zerland tyho would licence no ex era mental stations whatever, up to, an, ada'who has at the ,present time' the Wlten you repot it, gide., it a good, broadcast allowance for amateur 'rich :earth with 'about an inch!' of broken rocks or pebbles' in the >+slot - work 'of any nation whish boasts of a large' number' of amateur' stations: In tom so_ as to' assure perfect drainage, regard to the apportionment of these and : Water it regularly so that, the earth is usually just comfortably short waves,. Canada and United States ,are bound in togethert in a moist but not wet. • similar manner to what holds con- Painting Interior oo Poultry -house. cerning the waves above- 120 metres.. Radio knows no boundaries; and therefore, it Is vitally necessary that Canada 'and United States :work in accord to entrant absolute chaos in the ether over North America.. "Short are mare active. s Light gainedby waves below 120 metres have proved painting the walls, white is cheaper themselves such tremendous •long than light, gained by puttiug in extra distance waves that it Is hoped that windows.. Good whitewash. 1s first- the nations at the WashingtSn con- class for the walls. ,Aild 5 per ..cent. fereuee will realize that a complete of a good dip or disinfectant tca the accord by all the nations on the sub-' whitewash. Water paint lasts longer joct of this year should be bad to than whitewagh, and makes a better avoid mutual interference and Yacili m,9king job. Painting the interior tate international amateur columnist- helps control vermin, too -a mighty cation. important consideration. The work to be done at this coat labor lc hassealloa ,and from the A PEi , ` ECT MEDICINE labor whiCll already been expend- lig MEDICINE ed -on' the varioussubjects 'to be dis- cussed, it. would appear that the naw international regulations concerning radio may be very far -reaching -in 'their effect. ,It is likely that in some Baby's Own Tablets -Should be in particulars at least, reservations from' the ixiniu body of the convention will Every Home Where There be niacle by the- various nations: who Are Children do not and the general opinion of the `conference in accord ivitit their Town The perfect medicine for little ones noces&i ties. this pot too small forthat size plant? If I transplant it, how large a pot should be us`ed, and what kind of soil is best for a: palm? How often should a .palm be watered? Should' it be watered often, sparingly, or ' at lengthy Intervale with a lot of water? -IL E. N. I suspect that your palm needs a larger pot and some - fresh earth. A palm with six leaves should be in a pot six inches in dlamoter. 1111114..0E..I DIGI+� TIO I Errors About This Trouble Into Which People Fall Many people so far misunderstand the digestive system as to treat it like a machine; neglecting it until it works •sluggishly, then irritating it into work again by the nse of.purga- tives. The stomach needs help, at all Hines, but a'study of the prooessof digestion will show that purgatives, as commonly taken, are selch22m neces- cary and often harmful. • To. safeguard your digestion the diet must be controlled. Over -eating is always harmful, one must as-. ainiilate enough 'food to supply the needs of the blood. _ Remember, the blood has fo carry nourishment to all parts of the body and find fuel for its energy.' Hence when the blood be- comet weak and faits to do its 'work, indigestion arises. Therefore the.sure —Is anything .gained, aside from remedy -for indigestion is to build up wood' preservation, by painting the the blood. 'ge you.suffer from any interior- of a poultry-house?-O:H.F. corm of-indii take chooesome diet When ChD' interior of.a poultry-houseishmcarefully, and take wholesome nour- is evenly lighted and bright, the birds your b t. 'above all, start building up your blood by takings 'course of Dr. Williams' Rink Pills, Then under the influence of the new blood supply, your digestive system will respond naturally, your appetite improve and. your toed will do you good. Sp begin to improve your digestion by startiug, to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills now. You can get these pills from your druggist or iiy mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Mediotne Co., Brockville, Ont. ,. Fire Damage: FOR LITTLE ONES Warnings Cannot Be Too Often. Repeated To Watch "Fire Starters"• and se Prevent Loss Farm fire losses in drip Province continue an reach a staggering tett Since miclsmmer the press' has car- ried one story after another of .Valu. is found in Baby's Own Tablets. They able bathes going up in flame with • are a gentle but thorough Iaxative their treasured contents of grain,: hay Currant Cream Cake From which regulate the bowels, sweeten and, live ptock. +! A. barn means as Poland the stomach; drive out constipation much to a harmer as a factory does to For a,1'ollsh lady of leisure it is one turd indigestion; bleak up colds and a manufacturer, andeven if the lose of the joys of the morning to sit in simple fevers and promote healthful is coveted by insurance, the setback. an open air cafe in .Warsaw; and with refreshing sleep, It is impossible for in tette and wasted labor is incalcul- Baby's Own Tablets to harm even tlio able, COauees of barn fifes are innumer. able and. have been discussed in de- tail. Probably there will always be' cantles foraares, but If so many barns were not flee -traps o ttlic worst sort --and often • unnecessarily so—the currant: sans . or wile 'sono: loss tvould be nothing like it is to•clay, stewed trnit well sweetened. On top.ttound P101l a Carfect medicine "fer In a bard that lies 'dark corners and of the jam 'sones a thick layer of little ones." passage -ways littered up . with dry whipped cream which has been mixed I Baby's Own Tablets are sold by: chaff and straw, gasoline and gaso- meclizine dealers or by mail at 25 line machinery carelessly stored, and othef"itiflaminable material such as Linseed oil; it' iteerts but a spark from a -pipe,, alantern or' a carelessly thrown match to set the whole place 'should always be at hand, of course; but the old aclagelthat "prevention is better than cure" Is as applicable in this cane as in any other, Now that the days are shorter and a good, part of the chores must be done after sundown, it Is an excel- lent procantion to clam' up everything that may make quick fuel for blaze.. This includes chaff, straw ,and hay, hits 01 boards, oily rags or bagging Slat has been used for cleaning ma- chinery, L and he that may he l n a10 t chinory, h. t 1 g barn, while outside aey grass, weeds or brush rho ild bk cleared away anti' ! burned i na- safe spa a Never permit the accuntiitation of such waste ma- teriats as "shingles, paper, old /umbera empty boxes and straw near the buildings, for a 500110 front an en- gine, a cigarette or a matrh may set' several 'oY her friends indulge 7101 new born babe, as they are absolutely fancy iii cakes, free from One of the most popular of the pas -1 Qtl2rriteed injnrioals drag opiates or any tries for which-Walsaw is famed is It red-outrant cream cake. It is quite 13 - Concerning the Tablets Mrs. Alex, 7, Parry, Atlantig N'S.:;. Writes: -="I simply made. A layer cif rather rich J °wan keep f Baby's Own Tablets in short crust pastry is spread with led i the House for the chi"ltiren as 1 have othe Yetis must try ''RED' ROSE ORANGE' PEKOE. little .higher price than athero teas, -but a real difference in quality. Now packed inlr<, itiat m Pastor Says We Need Atheists "'LIMA; atheism Is essential if we are to have any progress is the eonvic tion of e prominent New .York clergy- man The Rey. Sohn Walter Houck,. Congregationalist_ and pastor of the i head Waitet--I tope .you've •been properly looked :after, sir? Scotsman -Indeed I hove, Every item I oi•de1' eel was Put down hi the bill, Minard's Linlincnt for Neuritis Pilgrim "Churct in New York, writes. in the second issue of the new maga- zine, "Atheism which .represents a normal °reao-tion from specific beliefs or concepts; is beaut.itfulIy andthopo-, fully attractive. It is the only argu- ment which assures us of bledsed revolt—which is the wellspring and fount of progress, The theist expert Classified Advertisements ivrusr. 8L xilgT2 trilamxTp:. �TLTRAPHONIC GRAMorkeONIO, as '' - selections $165,00 for •110.0e. Guo.{• • anteed, ' Poisson, 340 Mount -Royal' East, Montreal., .. enees God through the moral life; the AN eTAR' YOU IN PTi �`•� r OFITAI3Lk3 ' pantheist through nature, nature, and tlie� li,� business malcitis vnbrealcalsle lase atheist, as - .well Cts the materialist, substitute on wire base for porches, through' science,"' - greenhouses, henhouses. x $ample, infer- Illation sent. sol -26., _Deeter, Ont, Dr. Houck points out that history g reveals men who were regarded by their own generation as unbelievers, were discovered by later generations to *ore been meet devout believers. "These men," he .continues in "Plain Talk," "have been celled atheists, and have amen the target of many inferi- ority complexes,., only because they denied some orthodox con"sept of God or religion familiar to their genera- tion, and because they sought a high- er idea, Socrates was, for the Greeks, an atheist of this type The atheists 1 of old' weer -devotees of pity 'es, Chem- istiy, biology and philosophy- The l atheists to -day are iu the geld of •psychology. The atheist has been, and still is, a nightmare to our religi- ous mind -quite foolishly." After the company had gone, Mrs. Maseet said' to•her.husband, "What on earth did you mean, John, by telling the Flemings that my. ,.humor was positive, but not negative?" meant," said Mr. Mason, discl'eetiy moving towards the floor, "that you could make a joke, but couldn't take one!" OR 175 ANDHARNESS. ' ITE .6 0' S "�T.DSS, he 1 Pee rel^ Harness Catalogue,Stee ' The Re- po§!tory, le Nelson. fitreet,Toronto, �7'ARNS—htACTT'INE fi . ,. e, -14ND \lkDolKN"T1TkINnG-o011d," Tcyamo,ound A delivered, Saamples free. Stocking Tarn Shops, Trepartnl,ent 10, Orillia. Ont. srL9 $2.00 Given 09wStA Slmpgiy sail 00. - Sets - of Ohr Famous Christmas Seale for ;10e a set, Willa sold send us 53.00 and keen 52.00: We trust you till Xmas. $t Nicholas Seal. Co„ Dept. 604WL. BrooltlYn. N.X,. U.S.A. with some drops of juice front the fresh fruit, to give it Savor.. One par- ticular shop is renowned for this cake, another- has: a reputation for a special cream cake, and it is one of the recognized tours to take the visit- or round the xity tasting cakes. Voice of Authority. cents a box from The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville Ont. Wants to Die' Before She's Old "1 could not live one year, one month, one day beyond the hour when I Nose, the ability to live fully," de- clares Anna Steese Richardson in the A little girl was net in an upper current issue of "The New Age Illus berth of a Pullman sieepingcar for trated. " The famous Writer goes on the first time. She kept crying"'till to say, "The one thing I fear is living her mother told her not to be afraid, until I am old, not old in year's, but in because God would 'watch over her. body, in thought, lr'spirlti Compared "Mother, you there?" she cried. with the tltouglit of failing in health, "Yes." "Father, you there?' "Yes." physically and mentally, of becoming A fellow passenger Inst all, patience helples sand useless, 'moaned of at this point and shouted: "We're all dying is exhilarating. It Is because hero! Your father and mother and I have found life so unfailingly inter- esting and stimulating that I shiver at the thought_ot. living after it has turned stale and unprofitable. Have the physicians who evolved the form- ula, for longer living worked out also a formula tor prolonging physical and mental vigor? If they leave not, must theta on fire andWith the premises. we - live the yeere• longer under the Bonfires should" always be 'ivatobod shadow of the Scriptural warning: 'The days of our age are three=score Years and, ten; and though Men be so strongthat they come to fourscore years; yet is their strength then but labor and sorrow?' ,My Father lived until lie was seventy-two; my grand---. parents died in their late seventies; and truly their strength was labor and sorrow. So at sixty-two I'rogard: the prospect of living longer than they 'slid with doubt and dread." brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles and cousins.. All here; now go to sleep." There was a pause; then, very softly: "Mamma!" "Well?" "Was that God?"—Tit-Bite, 'A most satisfactory roll' for the bathroom. A soft, absorbent tissue made; like' all Eddy Toilet• Rolls, 'under the- most exacting saz i- tart' condition s. - ' Big value for the housewife seeking a good tissue at a moderate She—"Doesn't the air. and scenery here inspire you t6 write"' He—"Yeti. To write home for money" Some wives have a lot to go Circled]. For instance, T know a man whose new suit has 15 pockets. Father: ',',isn'tthat young man rather fast?" Daughter: "Yes; but I ,doii't think he'll get away." Of course you want fresh, fragrant tea. Then zee that it ,is glut up in Aluminum. Alutninunt •does not absorb dampness, ; or cause toss; .of flavor and pungency. Red. Rose Tea is'•packed4zt ,Alumi- :num and every package carries a .;4imoney-back", guarantee of satisfactign. or "History repeats itself,, you know." 'That's right! We read that Colum- bus sighted dry land" a •For all pains—Minard's Liniment. G . �r "I (lid 't marry beauty my Teen boy; I clidn't marry'avealth or posi- tion; I married for sympathy:" Smith: "Well, you have mite!" EARN IVIONEY Learn marcet waving, permanent wav- ing and beauty uulture'at Canada's most thorough school. We get you learned. Plenty oe models and no waste of time. Positions guaranteed. 131g dctnandfor our graduates because they aro well drained. Free Booklet. Lucilia .Nichols Beauty Culture School tee 7310or Street West. Toroato CNICARR Moat Minard's and inhale. Excel- lent for colds in head, throat and chest. RES-ORED T COOD HEAL Mother of Eleven Children Praises Lydia E. Pinkham's getable Compound Her Interesting Experience I. Buckingham, Quebec.—"I am the mother of eleven living children, and my baby Is five months old. I am only 38 years old and I have taken Ligdia E. ',Inkhorn's Vege- table Compound for weakness and my nerves.I knew of it from my sister, 'Damn Ed- ouard Beilefeuille o f Ramsa. For five years yvilieI was inmisery and was always ready to cry, Now I am so happy to have good health. My daughter, who is 18 years old, has also taken it and will be happy to recommend it to all younggirls."—Dame WILLIAM .Put- nrlr ox' 414, Buckingham, Quebec. i . Withy suffer for years with back ache, nervousness and other ailments common to women from early life to middle age, when Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will give you relief? In a recent country -wide canvass of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, over 250,000 replies were received, and 98 out of every 100 reported they were bene- fited by its use. .._. 0 t. When you want the most economical. & satisfactory lumber cutters, write us for information & prices. SIMONDS CDA SAW CO. LTD. 2vfontreal Toronto Vancouver St. John ' carefully until they are out.t' Paint, varnish and oil fillers usually contain linseed oil, which will oxidised heat ami set fire to rags, excelsior or-. similar material. : Gasoline is as date getout to have around as dynamite unless it is .stored in a safe fire -proof place and the containers closed so that, the vapor Eannot escape. Tait- terns,new earning. into daily use again, are safe only when clean, well- trinnmed,- -properly tilled, free front leaks, and, hung on hooks out of the wind, away from cobwebs and out oft the reach of horses and cattle. e - New York's Finest Ali York is policed by gangsters, who form "watchmen's associations" and insure storekeepers and landlords of Immunity from burglary and hold ups, in consideration of a veinier fee. This new; activity of Now York's gangsters has the full concul'renco of the pilice, for it roloases the latter from regular duties and gives them Unto to ferret out every 1100' bootleg. ger and collect the cash. , The whole situation musses becoming scandalous because rho gangsters , are vtritiy more °Mclean in curbing the crime in their . districts Allan the police have ever been. They :are criminals and are paid -to be good. The police. sere guardians of the law and aro paid for; breaking it --G. D: , Eaton in Plain Talk Magazine. "The press reflects the • publib.", This seems' somewhat of a reflection. on the public. - Minard's Linireetn for Chilblains.. MInard's Liniment for Distemper. British bullderrlave invented mirk 1 houses. •-1•y111 this'enable them more easily to float bui1dingloans? Our Fres' Price List of Ra v Fairs and Traps is nov; complete, If you have not been. trading _.v,•lth ea, write to -day for a copy to Rosetosthal &•; Shapiro Ltd. /43-145 King St. E.; Toronto 2 t The House That Guarantees Satisfaction ISSUE No. 45-'27 recirosi To break a cold harmlessly crass'' in • ht Ort try an Aspirin tablet: Anc4.,for headache. The action of Aspirin is very efficient, too, 10 casts Of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism' and lumbago! And there's no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children -often infants. Whenever there's pain, think of Aspirin. The genuine • Aspirin has Bayer on the box and o17 every tablet. All druggists, with proven directions. Physicians prescribe . Spiri19 t do -es NOT . affect the heart:: Aspirin to the trnde marls .(• Sider*d ie(ltemcee) tndl arms Beyer Irfanufeeturd.- While i0 10 well 1[.000 foot Aepi212r 50:21 nsTer mtlnuesauie., to assere- the public against linitW, 01059, the Bablete wllr be sat:1Iv 1 wile their ',Beyer dross" tnsdeetaltrlc, ..