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u• writ. C. S. y1481P. t• P a., C.RJL, Tamar
Decorations That kOika the Living
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1 V 1 t;i Study U CI M V Azelees ase other favorites of the
Reason are ¢t out by up to date
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deals In very attractive coverlugs ur
�k Nor titter -fa-
Suggestive Questions on the International Sunday School Lessons„ Prepared mlli8r In tea bouses uuly In delicate
by Rev. Dr. Lrnscott. B.,int/,rad 1 end parcel colorings that sluuld never
later%st the tea merchant Is utilized.
This pliable material 19 caught up
arawud the tlowelput lu a graceful
Aug. tett]. egos.. .Saul Tries tajfill David..
stilt he pure ijl loterr, or 11.1e. jrnlousy
always imply Miufiilurs ? - '
Verse 111 In wli:al .ruse i. 44..! the
Tether• or author of evil spirits':,
%Viten a , ship 441•i41tp.. la leak unil
'duke, 1. that 111 any vetoer :111 Act of
libel
\Vhrtl a had saran loses his temper.
;}hd l8v,M, has (lied anything to elo
with it :•
1. it *Hie 1if the 1 awv of 1..81 that
theme who give way tie tierce jealousy
go from lead to wolar ?
Vers, 11 - Will jeelousy makes mast
hale hi. lest friend ?
1).w. the Min of jealousy. Make its
subjects insane
Verse 1. IM it gtmrrltlly. Mu_'Hier It
man who has en -eaten God. and it.
Iasing as a result,. is envious of a loan
who is true to (1181 :and is • ' R ?
I. S:uu. xyiiir : li•hk
(Widen Text - Tltr laud ll.al is a
sun and Mhi4W. 1's. Ixxxiv.: 11.
Vere 11 Are the sorrows of M.revese
greater, o1• les., than the sorrows of
defeat ?
Which enjoy the more happiness.
men who lermu, prominent, or those
wile tenlein in nitecurity
Ikea HIB) meats everylNBly tui be
prosperous ?
Does faithfulnree to duty always
imply tepularite' and Normae ?
Vere. . --\\'h41 aw•couuls for the fact
that 1haviel avail more IN,plar than
Said
11 by was Saul bailing his popularityy?
Verse S- l'en you Idaho. Saul for
being angry when the teople praised
David more than they did biro :
Is it 14 g1MMl thing to praise. to their
l+c^" -lout that 141•4• praiseworthy
Can you 11181111 a IJilele diameter
who rejoiced at the prestk•rity of
au0U.rr mute than lie ,did ; over his
own?
:-1,s-it poskiia4l. raid Js -it -the
e.veryl.oly to rejoice when other»
prosper more than thenowlves ?
Is at pussitele fora wan to re'oice
when lur.hjy lswtI►re' cast whet:
twking
\'rt'e.i'1'3--What. prompted -Satitto
make David a c18p(aml
1)id 1►;ivi.I in after life ever do a
similar thing ? •
His man gives way to 4003
.11)1)444 341 .'say w
likely Ie. ,any limit 'tee the 811. hl• iva11
PUrtllllit either hi covet• up, his 'Creeks.
or cosec plashhis pu114'w• r ;«taw ehOwleetene. c0'v1�
tehltes ••t-Ite d. in 'ans.-with a
bow of U¢g harmuniztug ribbon.
-tuother st a 11,_here illustrated and
possibly 'le expensive thou the
matting plaqu This keel Is ruuud
:oke resembles • big -Mats that clever
aw:rr tltsdtion lull giving 11 to Verger 6 1. 1Fulethat-thrteod
r he admiration of God
Another and the true are t
dol l•1' .' I
Itews (.181 in these ,.h4q s take away and d good nen, while, they provoke the
the 8,ations of unfaitslful glen and hatred or jealousy of bad men r Give
1your seasons. This question Is , to be
give them tee others? ' ' • nswered in writing bmembers of the,
Were fl --Is it ever right to set a
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\Conditions, etc.,- apply to any trend
Truett Agent.
F., F., LAWS F:.y(' E.
Town Agent.
estward Hol
`•Superior EKpressr"
Dirt Arthur-Winnijwg
N rn Navigat' Co.'s 18.x1'. front
Sernis, M niter, \VJn.'wt:.v. Friday:
(✓:►n. 1' 'Il boats from (Owen `kund.
Tuw1 ♦ noir-deet, Sinnate%
Si ATS A WEEK
eke direct-
IS
ire (-I9 nor Fitlrrlaos" at Port Arthur.
for V' 'peg. Edmonton. Prince AI•
herr• nd princip1I grunts in the Went,
Solid 'estihuled Treins• unexcelled
Dining 'at. Service, ,'atonal Steeper..
REDO _RATE.T _RATE;VIA CHjCAG
'onnw3iinl 8ri111 •'
1� 1
watch upon the scours of orners w 8.
the hope of catching then' in wrong- Lesson for sunder. August 24111,
doing ? . Ise: Friendship i.f David mel .Joud-
Mai aceta• Dar jMalou. 1)i smellier and than -_1 -Swat. xx....
August 23:d. IgoS. Friendship of David and lonathan. -
1. Saul. xx. .
l;ulden Text -A friend loveth at -act
titers and :a irother i'.: leern• for sole
yr lily. Piuv. xell. :17,
\\'hat tend David done to provoke
the enmity of Saul
to it ever so, in-thtsdays. that a
111emM very goodness, ;douplet with
eueceril as in Davide r.liir. provokes
enmity and jealousy, and if wk haw dot
you account tar it.?
is .the proverb, always true that
"Mood od is thicker than w,atrl•
Is' it. often that tw.. earn. of 1111
blood eclat' form ,t eonfidrntinl
friendship and love for each other. rx.
crldling th:tt of Iin,thers :' ,
. What was -the hotel or affinity.
which drew .I)avi.el and I,mathate Mu
doer together ? I`ee verse. :: and
12 ; 1111[4). xxiii.: 18.1
Was the love of favid and 'Jona-
than a purely human- love: dint is, a
love .which ee possible f.,5'4I1 normal
huuinn -bring. ? _
le it possible'-te><_e.titivatn ranch a
pore friendship av .'xistril hriw.'tn
[)avid and Jonathan, or is it ne1es-
eerily a spontaneous developuuent ?
Is .obeh love I friendship as ex-
isted (Between Devitt :and Jonathan,
possible to two permute who :are irr-
ligions ? .
War it p1.,rible for either Davit! ur
JNnelhan to have 'levet! another 101
they loved each other'?
i)4 such frietid.hips as rsietel he.
tweet' 11,18.41 and Jonathan exist I8' -
tweet) women ?
When au iutuuate friendsht}a exists
between a married man end :1 Mat lied
/11, 18,t11 of 41'1 art• ,.f epodes..
character, should the fart of such e
frirtldMttip. stern.• i viva.• genet people
reason fur .118pil•lotl -
1. llat a I1•Irty 1u'.ail -tree 41Jwtdsiup
rover/aft to ? ;ser verses test, i1I 1
Is evi!ry friendship formed in f;l.'
a• eu' as that et David and Jin^.
l) -
Vers.' 17 -Why wast Ji111atuur 4o
4114x11)114 f"1' It8vi.t to keep r•'pk•iat hog
thet hr lowed Law
should we cultit•ale the habit of
telling our intimate friends hues is
we -think of them, or should we` allow
our :11(4011s .Hour to tell our love
1 an love keep burning on the altar
of friendship. if it is 1101 fel by wools,
or deeds of ki,duees
Itis kind'rxprrssitins of love ter our
friends deepen mud intensify friend-
-ship
What ere the advantage,. 1or'elite
adv,aot:aRela-of J)aai,l -1N1,) Jonathon
friendshrpee? %s.' .
Which .s the most God -Ike passion.
a mothers love. the love of husband and
w,4, or pure sexless fnenashtp ? Th•s
question must be answered in writing by
members of e Club.;
Les...to for
I)aa itl spar
xxvi.
Monday. Aug. :MRI. Ilett
halal's Life. L Naar.
\, HOG_CHOLERA.
Gov8Fnerrt's Plan of Combating the
meats by Immunization.
Swine prothlcing sections of North
America re keenly interested 111 re-
sults of t bs)tz cholera conference
Bela at A Jyy-_ lt_wea' (tiled._ la
Secretary Wll n, i;>r. Meleiu and Dr.
Dorset Of the Waited States depart-
ment of egr►cultu and was attended
by the veterinarian Ukiah; of the bu-
reau of animal ludas • of the central
western states . These i were called
together by Seteelwry• Uavu tv rr-
e,iI,e lnstructluus In the vvernmehtb
new and successful treatment,of bug
cholera. -
The method of combating tbe• dls-
_Pave hi simply immunization. '1•'ur a
number, of years tbr, de'partsuent - t -
tempted to pMluee a successful 1/2a
cine by nrtiliclal cultures, but uu a.-
' oont of for-uttra-rtereeteople-•nater,
of the organism causiug the trouble
tine was tumid to be -nut fr'a.IWr
-$tree then the w'ortrrv,- knowing that
hugs w'lalch 1448e r,. orrtvd from the
theraee rare iuuleune, have been 1U/ -
14101117.111g the animals by tnesus of
Isftr'led blood.
It was soori found, er, that the
►.towel serum . - then reroVeredl
Italie. LI • contain the immunizing
b► u su8lc1ent riutub.•rs to confer
urllty- to- other ,ukaal'.when ht-
Je. telt TV weeder
timer nutlluxln Ited_lra of erq-c..tlegi'val-
tle they, cad be inert -axed by feeding
the heart, User, lungs and lute+tine"e of
cholera B Ictlnle t.. three Inunuoe nnt-
:nnle. 'l'In'•se ;mined+ are. made .till
n
Ncrt'iern
Ontario
Lakt'tihotr Kxpress
10:00 a. tn. From 'formate,
For. Sparrow Lake,
Muskoka Lakes, Plarry
Sound and:5udbury:
he -,best fishing•in Can-
ada n he Maganetawan
and e h Rivers, reach -
ed dare tt.
\Write`.I'a
184.,1,1 I'14het
feature. --- --.» -
et. ih'pt, Toronto,
s 4'umpa8y q new
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Edward A. \Wii.1„1 s Preparation of
Htpophosphites and Blodgett, Ir the
otmined fie nude is the Sovereign Rem-
edy for Consumption; Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, La Grippe. Coughs. Cdlds, and
all Throat and Lung Maladies.
Thousands "f p.' pip nay they have
been relieved by it.
Those who hate it..4 it wall hive nn
other, and recommend it x11 their fellow
sufferers.
it has cured ninny !,ter they, were
given up. .Re incurable I•t t heirphyin.•ilinr.
The uuderytee. 1 at. it coitsunep.tir..
can testify train his awe experience as
to Its value.
WrIta at once -delay, at'edauger"u,
and mal pro,* taiaf.
lar ruff parttetttaes, testimonials,
ata. address
C. A. ABBOTT, tele Agent.
ti Ata Street. New York City, N,,Y.
as. would ordinartl acus u¢ the aver-
age hock farm,' a liana- ci tb.M. In.
yuuat- aattyurn ripe ale �TO
t hack teats for the c. untry. -The straw
being of the openwo mesh permits ot
-thee hltru(luetion - of e rlblonl ' as
shown, and a covering ch us this ill
cretin color or wbife or a tone to
watch the blossom caught 'Ith smart
1Whom bows adds to the attra !veriest'
of the Minto glft.
A'memory ald that 1s deeorat •e as
o.•11 as serviceable le -here plct
INs SCHOOL BISCUIT
sore
e -, - II ) V t0 int r ;, le
1.-. 1l�lalii!�'ll _ •
aIL
TEACHER-johllllie, wl.at est.: this rept-e- ut? -
JauNXIE-Perrill'S ScllQOl .I iSCIlit .
TEACHER -What do you know alxntt them ?
JoiINx1E-They are good to exit. Mother says they are !Ile ,best biscuits
, Tack: for hungry boys and girls. •
TEACUE,R-Correct, johunie; your Mother is right. f' also use them
and find t1icnt exceedingly good.
A VETERAN. OF '3).
is -
Couldn't Bluff Him..
$ieseet,atll - ite at -chrome- eotuplaint
Senatort1'ante 'Yh.7t 1[t. Wit
Moses M. Harris of Titlsertburg One et. • 1\lassac•hitselI he look his en
of Few Surviving Fighters. tilt. st.oat fur drite. and surprised
1 hew h, uvim; the rigs pull uta at Irl
alf ileac Istat aurvilfurt .at Rha -ear -i bperiiii - unit simitiuncing-therwivas
of 1837 is Moos M. 1101111 I tn' 1� x ixa8r18t11 :tn r. Two 1 'nes
Wilton
K
)
1
K
of Ttlsunburg, who has just passed were- eter41.11 soul IIa1 i;.uiu• 18 m.
his girt gest. Mr- • Harrtn, War burn Pretty 414111 sou ieleely emote slow lie
ut tele, Niagara district July f. 1817. road. ''What team. are Ihry?" he
and when menials 'ea of enlist.'
year* Ise +
a led /tel• ot the (loiters. -Why, 1
V.
it
nit, in which r served sit yrurs. .ar•I....e,..," the di lye'. replied..
he pureed through some lively expert-.
entre. - In December - ut that year he
was called/ to Chippewa. where he ie -
During the truublous theses of 1837 one catching is the 1lrnlrnaul•goa-
diem . The lil•l himenla11lis n eon-
g.rrutl8n. losiota beateun:1n is the
judge-:ulvieett 4gcnrt•al." S:ay," i14-
trrruplvd I he pua.rl'I•y. "pae•rh:ap.
x tat
would like to lel w who I am. I'.nt,
Nly4•Ievn Il..tiallal'\r
1 rake ised' '
Bravery.'
I,".,.aid the pompous actor. "sa4i
oft r 8c 411,.' the, u,hcllel fell .o hark mud
fan thereto "rape them was itnpnF-
8al,lr .. it
"And yon arwnfit-1. .to f
United he. friend •a
"Olt, yrs. The shills we
with slate egg."
1 l*ildrrn a into, the worldleat-
Iry handicapped rweeuse they "are�tlot
permitted to sel•rt 'heir own Parents.
M at?
\l+uwry is a greater torment in the
ateeev14111 1 Dau im the pursuit. _
TOURS Of (iREA1[ARES
no GEO' I IAN Ray
For Sault 61r, Mar,,•,) Port' toteur_ tut.
'Duluth (.18.' 1440111.1.IWM1ay, `V•eha1' ay
and Fr.d ,,.3.31; p,ui. ;Friday lnwuni•1 through
to ItulytIt. I
For Man.tooln. Island. Soo and Mhekinac.--
t.aye1'olliugwpod t:,,p;1,,..1lin 1.11 ftondd Il An
pan.. 1 ur.d..y /11111 Sal ulrl..y.
Steam*, Cot. of Windsor, cant nog only 'toothed
• number 41 pp v...,h r+, 181(1 r,., l'ulliliitEONNE
1141111.114i• 1.:11 ul.. 'IM -111 14,11,81 11. 11118 m..
fm. 5.11111 .411(1 •d1 nr.%
For -Parry Sound. Poul a., Bard and wino.
Ince 1.•.4 r• 1'ulluggl,..1 Muud.o and Frkfa)!
1Ki/ I:. in.
For Assis;coas Co (tons' Bay, Copper Head.'.
aa,. &MCI. Ea.. and Parr, Sound._Liaar
keeled
LI MoI:a' TabLFT.
fashioned fr,in white linen end doe -
"rated( lu the Bielmrier style of em-
lereedery trl,k I' I. so mneh In vogue.
Attached( to We bottom, like a eairudar
pad, is a c•ullcrtion of bine!: sheets
mloan which to recon!- the il:r,.•s and
engagements. -i
resort
oculated animals w e very severely,
exposed and s111! • ov.dl resistant.
The results' of.tbeae t' is are .u. sat-
isfactory as to lease i every mind
uu doubt as to the great t ctical val-
ue of this method of gree •ting hug
cholera."
Dairy farmers should retain the
calves from the heat Wllkiug,u„ws, /t
is alluost lthpo saible to buy dairy rows
as good as the calves Irvin thast
cows will make if the former are pr -
erly reared and handledt teed. the
heifercalf un Muscle and bone making
feed to 'obtain a lake frame. Feed
plenty of roughage for develop u large
rtutnacb rapacity. lm slit feed fatten-
ing -fowls andMiele44*.'--heffer-to it
'Fume fat. Wba'u (re•lh, freed well. sta-
ble well and wake elle first milking
pealed as Wog as grwwible.. - - -
Experim.nts With Rya Meal.
T 1'ennsylvanie eiperiumut elution
dtseovered that rye meal as :t part
of a properly Iaieu.rd ration 'for milk
cows la as emclent in milk anal butter
production as au equal Wright of cont
ureal. No injurious effect . upon the
quality of the butter was uotked,
Twaltmarrt -ITse feours.
-Borne ttioe ago the guilt f'ai'bllaa
.txperiment_.atatiw4 recommended tae --
use of formaldehyde as a treatment
for scours lu you'll( calve.. it should
be fed as follows: .tdd oqr-halt ounce
of commercial formalin to 15.5 ounces
of distilled or rain water and give one
teaspoonful of tbi4•solutlud,with each
posted or pint "t akimmilk- fell. (llving
this treatment twice, say once In the
morning's and mica lu the eves/lag's
milk, w'lll usually cure the secure. '1'be
Virginia expertu/eut etuUuu bas receut-
1y tested this returdy gwte thoroughly
and reports must satisfactory reveille:\
Soma Good Advice. \
W. 1'. McSyurrau ut Pr¢asylrauls\ln
an, address before the Vermont dal
wen uttered tbls very M•u,ibie advic
uu the matter of Improving the dairy
qualltle4 of farm cows: A cow may be
better tAa¢ Abe looks or worse that,
she !auks. The only .way to tall one 18
to•Ilve with her. tfe`#Id of the poor
ones. They take the bread out of onr
mouths, l,.t the more 1/1131T113,3 MC ones
n)Ay surprlie you welch judicious feed-
ing I'm them to the test; shelter them
from alnrute; be kind to Mem; don't
try to half starve trent nn n half dry
paurnee• but give them the full rnand
year rntlnn. Sento yonr sera. hell to
the bateber end get the toast hell Of
your breed that you can buy.
further Immune by InJectlon4 o{Infect- --
ell blood. This hyper-lhunune blood '1',e "nloLhrr of the Gesecht" neck -
from these animals 1ot fount to be pro- r lime ''ouslsts of gold disks which eaels
twrtive agalmst the disease. Dr. Ur- eont.ln the Iik,tw'ss of n ehtld or other
Nell at the inn:, experiment station deur one, end they are naturally more
ham d.mnnstrat'd by a number of trials ' prtri'd t*rrwMons and expnnatvi trio -
the prsrtleahfilty of the trcatmeut. kers es well.
After Anme experiments at the Mia-
aoetrl •xpa*rtment station J. W. ('nn- Ti►rpaaattaatmtx.d with sarbebe add
newsy. It. V. 8., said "(tut of lifts-
and kept in open vessels shat the
all head that appeared twelfth,- at the swim 41111 mull lstsoeo tb. risk 6f
time of Inoculation only three died. raa° teS aoa�
ria[ ihmar, a
All were probably as ILTeatl y exposed 1 ... .. .. -
4 /
18(M' 1 LATIN.; 1 1`1(1 A1)41 dM 41(81 ,'Itn1,a•A-
DANISH CLOTH.
A Uisefiit Material Firm Which' to
Fashion Frocks.
Danish cloth In its several weaves
will add n useful gown or two to the
white it Is -
not to be dIstingulsbed from the ex-
pensive canvas and goes into the wash-.
tub, coming out as good as new with -
nut starch or very little *blinking. A
leaii sh cloth walking skirt and little
coat may be .decorated with coarse
tee and buttons and look truly dressy.
to tear the weather nor plettle
.«•tritons, for It Is wear resisting and
clean + to perfection.
Allot r useful frock to put among
the dainty fluffy things le of Iiuen or
uoe of the new heavy cottous that
come in charming colors. The cot1
roar be set by soaking In salt water
before making,, and cut In a simple
'short skirt of the gored models. With :
.1 loose fitting Nat and trimming ot
white braid and buttons, a tailored
traveling suit 1a to be had that Is
worth while.'
The gingham, and dimities display
graceful dealgus and charming colors.
The easily made house frocks are
trimmed *fell bends of white linen or
colored embrotderles on white. Plain
•
•
w hole embroideries make an effective
finish stitched ou colored ginghams,
which dhould always le well -
..Torre cutting The gingham le note&T
sh
err its rhtkIeg qualities. 41141, t1.,ugla
one duce not like to wash off the first
finish, it must be done unless hidden
lucks make room for shrinking.
YOKxs Y. HAM
Manned "ft. Navy Ii3alul 1 Hinter.
41t. ver, occasion. with hie he
towed one of the Dual. up . e river
/heti they welt'uver to cut tt (*axo-
lotl, talar. 11e heard the bullet.: biz -
zing by
several ti
wrl but
Fortuna l •
hr eecapod throe .Ill. tits 01143 otenet.
when on the watch for William Lye
Mackenzie thetlatter posited near, un-
recugua1r4, and escaped. Aittluugh
Mr. Harris fought uu the loyalist side
in the rrbrlliuu, hr afterwards .iaw
the justice ut the reforms fur which
that "rebels" were ligbttug and for
many- Yleire. yrnt_tuni_beeu .a Liberal
111 politics.
Duelling With Wax Bullets.
The new spurt of duelling with wax.
bullets, whiell the Atm -heart million-
aire, Mr. Walter WIIl1Yl$, has intro-
-diesel into England. was ill4strated
s4 the Ftexew-4rltislr-litiallfbtttotr. - ltt-
order to keep the wax bullets. us
hard as pd,N.a1)1.', the pistols were
kept on ice until the wuwehl of using.
The duellists --including Air. Witaans,
Major Ferro-, .181 tin• Ftepch unity,
and , competitors from the United
States. Russia, and Sweden -wore a
speril•l pattern of hehurt, or 1¢ask, to
piv�, rci leer, Kant Dr. -Deitiliffni
the inventor 1)f the wax -bullet system,
took dearer. ut the tuning system.
Thr rule is that -when tl,e word
"Foe!" is riven. the secunda are
counted off. and the first duellist to
score a lit 448btun thn'r 4l'80lds wins.
There a.1- t,. ,; competition autong
the 1106..1141 I epi rs.l.ta[iyie, and the
'91‘..1.111 LA }t• - roue tlent.JY__ nepotists._
Hall the tattlers been id teed att the
combatant. would have been killed
without exeeptiun. Mr. Winans took
• Itigb puce in the .results. -
Chinese Monseetrejsa.
Many Chinese •neeitsteriea are en -
dewed with Land '+'� It tribute id rice,
but seldom se as to Aoe selftuppurting,
and the 1st make, armed with ;twigs, go
down into the cities* to beg for sushi.
newest.
shruike¢• ,Their Papers Peer.____ ,,
One of the arguments used ayain4t '
equal. suffrage in England rs that to
papers published exclusively fur Wo-
men show them to be unlit for the
ballot.
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i' SUMMER RATES NOW IN EFFECT
1Tickets:and su
inforattuu from alt.lt'y
Agents.
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The Signal's
tubbing
for 1908.
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Globe $1 6o
The Siglial and Toronto Daily Globe . . . 4 50
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star . . . . , i So
The Signal and 'Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1 70
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star , . 2 3o
The Signal and TOronto Daily World . . 2 75
The Signal and Toronto Daily News . . . 2 35
The Signal anl� Toronto Weeky Mail and
Empire �. . ti iii . . 1 70
1'-rooinm Pier err, •' t►otgol ba,v tdalflyearly .ab'rrller, to Weekly Mail anit°1freitire
The- S g.tal-anti--Fartriei Advocate . . ' 2`35
The Signal and Winnlp' g Weekly Free Press 1 6o
The Signal :mid London Daily Advertiser . . 2 35
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser .
The Signal and- LondonDaily Free Press
X- 'itiornin_� Edition . . . 3 50
The Signal and London Weekly Free Press 1 85
The Signal and -Montreal Daily Witness . . 3 50
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness 1 85
The Signal and World Wide 2 25
The Signal and Western Home Monthly
(Winnipeg) I 30
resbyterian n .\. , 2 25-
ebt1uinlSt1T' 2 75
Thi Sij, mal,- Presbyterian and WeStr inster . 3 25'
Thc'Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto) . 2 35
The Signal and McClure's Magazine . 2 4o
Iineinding po l**ge not Met 'NW. to ;'ana,tlan addr'e.4
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine - 3 50
emending poi.1404ron 1.4011001.04I . to1'wnadlan rfdtw►•
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto) . . r 3o
These prices are for addresses in Canada or Great.
Britain.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $t.00 rep-
resenting the price of The Signal. For instance :
Let us show you
how easy it is to shake the
"Hecla" Furnace
The "Iiecla" has four
grate `lass,._ leach One.
van he shaken separ.
ately. This' means,
that von ran shake
down just the. art of
the Fire' whiere t e
ashes are,rvithout disturbingthe rest of the coals.'
With rape a" Triangular (:rate 'Bars, you can.
get rid of a the ashes -save coal -keep P the
tire bright and"Ivan-and db away with sifting
•hes, because 'no fresh coal or half -burnt
c 'rakers come do\Wn in the a>shpan.
We would he pRltee4lto talk over the fantece question th yon
and slow you, port by part, just why the ' iftda " I'wiur `.-be is
the best fur you toibuy Chole in see time
Mafia by Ae alteliters et 'Taxol Mai res asutar- castle..
C. j. ii PER, - GODERICH
The Signal and The Weekly Globe . . . , , Ile dao
TIN Farmer's Advocate t $2.35 less $1 001-. . .. a -sy
la tit
-snaking the price for the three papers $2.95.
The Signal and The Weekly Sun jet 7e
The Toronto Duly Star 1$2.3o leas jt.00) . . .;
The Weekly Globe Ijs.6o less $t.00l -
'3..
-the four papers for $3.60.
if the publication you want is not in above list,
let us know. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
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The Signal, Goderich, Ont