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The Signal, 1909-6-10, Page 6� 1 e Taoonar. Jove 10 1909 THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ON 1'.1 RI O Kellogg's Acid Is Antiseptic The Acid in Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes is Antiseptic, germicidal, and deadly to all t:._t..be producing germs,caused by impure foods you have been eating. Now you understand why the name on that delicious, appetizingly - dainty Cereal Food you always wished for should be tot . Illade rk.. �� rd s a"a" (� Toasted corn Flakes rem=`=e1=e1ll FiNE TAILORED ICLOTIIINfi FOR MEN I FITS WELL LOOKS WELL ------ W EARS WELL When nude by DUNLOP The Tailor West St, CANADIAN NORTHERN ONTARIO TOURIST and WEEK -END Excursion Tickets on Sale from Toronto. The Scenic Route to LAKE SIMCOE, SPARROW LAKE, MUSKOKA LAKES, GEORGIAN B A Y , MAGANETAWAN, PICKEREL and FRENCH RIVERS. Crossing Lake Muskoka at Bala Park and along the shore of Lake Joseph, skirting nearly one hundred bodies of water between Toronto and Sudbury. For literature and fell information about fishing ,and holiday rates, write Paeseogsr Dept., Toronto, Ont. NAND u TRUNKSYS EM HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO Western Canada Via Chicago June 15th. Via Sarnia and N. N. Co. June 15th. (Steamer leaves Sarnia Winnipeg and ret n $32.00 Edmonton and retur $42.50 Proportionate rates to ot}ie points. ALASKA -YUKON, PACIFIC EXPOSIT SEATTLE. Low rate for round trip. Daily until September 3otll, 1909 Fell information and tickets front 3.30p.m) F. F. LAWRENCE, City Agent. Northern Navigation Co. GRAND A D TItUNH ROUTE SPRING SAILINGS LAKE SU, ERIOR DIVISION for S. S. Marie, (tort Arthur, Fort Wil- liam and Duluth. Leave Sarnia 3.30 9m. Hay 13, 19, 22, 29, 31sL June 5, , 12 and 15. Railings May 13, 19, 31, June 5 and 12 through to Duluth. Freight sailings in addition to above. GEORGIAN BAY AND MACKiNAC DIVISION. For 74, N. Mai ie and way ports. Leave ('ollingwood 1.30 p. m. and Owen Bound 11.45 p. m. Wednes- days and Saturdays. Careful handling and delimit chguar- anteed freight shippers. Tickets and information from all railway agents. H. H. Gildersleeve C. H. Nickelson Mgr., Onllingwood Traffic Mgr., Sarnia A:Woman's Sympathy • Are yea discouraged, bi your doetor'a btl a hewer financial load] Js Your plan 9aaw�viysseepssa to a leattnn .rot„kerne )vee �t 1 watlntto�relieeveeyyour burhew - tom vr■ set end tie pain and in th RIs t1�? t cin do tits ter YOU t� este eaaM� me, dsistowes terate.i .s. winch hat Asea Perhaps elven away..Perhaps t 1 shat) -ie has d�oynea,f, • .r for 4o MaweOet tel tette ser�• tours luta tome- """. 1gM1tt. Oat J`nternatronal JYewspaper ,$rble Study Club L Suggestive Que,H7nx on the International Sunday School Lessons, Prepared by R A Br rv, rnscoft, Brantford IUeglseered In aecordeaee wit tee Copyright AOL) 301411. Just* 1301. 1999 -Hires of Faits. Heb, zi.: 1.40. !they left the Old Country for:the Am Bolden Text -Faith is the substance ericsn land ot promise ? of things hoped tor, the evidence of 1 take it that Abraham and the Pil. things not seen. deb. xi.: 1. / grim fathers, while in communion • Verses t -3 -In what teepeet art whit God, felt a drawing- tri go to the faith and hope similar? rich country In the distance about I f e desirable thing is possessed by which they had heard ; that they took faith, does that give as much or sins- this drawing to he the voice of God; iliar satisfaction, as the possession ot and en this faith they started out; the thing itoelt? what evidence is there that their faith What is the ground of our faith. was true, and that auch faith is al- tbat "the worlds were framed by the was dependable? word of God"? Verses 13-W -Why, is it that all Why do we admire the men of faith nations and peoples, in all time, so far of past years./ as we have any record, believe in, Verses 4, 5 -Abel had • truly relig- and "desire a better country, that is ions nature; now Was this nature the an heavenly"? result of hie faith, o was his faith the Verses 17.19 -Give from memory result of his nature? the account of Abraham offeriug up Does this record mea that Enoch's his son Isaac, translation was direct! caused by • What is the particular virtue, in specific act of faith, or t at his gen- Abraham obeying God in the matter oral life of faith mule nr such it of offering up Isaac? good man that God trans ted, him )Would it be a virtue or a vice in without death ? these days if any roan should do the Verse 6- Faith is sometime based same thin as Abraham did ? upon outward evidence ; emotion upon Verse' 3l -Suppose the persona personal revelation ; sometimes u m- mentioned in these wonderful vetoes, ire Isaac, Jacob, J osep h, Noses and Ha - tuition, and sometimes upon comh h had been 1ackio faith in God ingrouods whatmo al or spiritual 9u these critics ides, therefore, are necessary for 1 moments ofb their lives mg a man of faith? ITbis question must ''hat would have been the difference be answered in writing by members of n the results ? the club.) Does faith in God always make the Why in faith necessary in under to P tit happy, and picture in glow - please G«t,+ ing colors the future? Verse 7 -What was Noah's faith Verses 32.40 --Have men dtstin- bandtuise.d upon, and wherein was his faith gotedf for their fano always been upon, noted for their goodness? meritThis is a thrilling account of the Verses 8.12 -What was the differ- exploits of the man of faith; give me encs, if any, between Ahraham's faith an account of the achievements ot and-t1iTTortn`e Pilgrim fathers, when men noted for their Tack otfalt Sunday, June so. 19°9 -Review. Golden Text -With great power Verse 3 -It is clearly the duty of the gave the apostle; witness of the present day church to send wiseion- resurr•ection of the Lord Jesus. Acta •ries to foreign countries and into iv. :33. new districts : is it equally the duty of The following review is planned for all moo to help support such mission - all who are tatting up these Biblecries? Studies, whether having sctuallMay 9 -Acte xiii.: 13-52. Paul's studied the eleven lessons herb re- First Missionary Journey -Antioch in viewed or only a part of them. Even Pisidia. Golden Text, Acts :Hi. :40 it this is the first lesson which has The word of the Lord was published captured a reader's attention it can be throughout all the region. made a profitable lesson in itself. Verge 14 -If a professed Christian The date and title of each lesson, does not attend church and act like; sad where found, the Golden Text and Christian when away from home, is one question for each lesson follow : be a real Christian when at home, no April 4 -Acts x.: 1-48. Peter and wetter how be may act when there? Cornelius. Golden Text, Acta x, : 35. May 16 -Acts ziv, : 1-28. Paul's In every nation be that teareth Him First Missionary Journey-leonium, and worketh righteousness is accepted Golden Text. Ps. zcvi.: 5. All the of Him. gods of the nations are idols ; but the Verses 1, 2 -Can you give any good Lord made the Heavens. reason for believing that God today Varies 1, 2 -Was the unbelief of the is not as well pleased with • devout Jews a mutter of the intellect through Homan Catholic as he is with a de- lack of evidence ; or was is matter rout Protestant, or vice verve? of the heart : that is, a result of their April 11-1. ('or. xv.: 12-28. Easter rebellion against GO P Lesson. Golden Text. I. Uor. xv.: 211. May 23 -Acts eV. : 1-35. The Coup. Now is Christ risen from the dead and til at Jerusalem. Golden '1'ezt. Acts become the first (runs of them that x v. ; 11. We believe that through the slept. grace of the Lord Jeans Christ we Verse Ile -Can you mention a single shall be saved, even as they. nation, or tribe, or people in the past, Verses 8.17 -is actual experience of or the present,that bas not believed, God, and his dealings with ue, conclu- or does not believe, in lite after death sire proof of the will of God in the in some shape? matters which the experience coven? April version ng of Saul. Golden Text. o Acts and Dol g. Con. MayJ Golden Text. J&5, 11.: 3.), ix.: 4. He fell to the earth and heard Frith without works is dead. a voice saying unto him, Saul, Saul, Verse 13-C1n • man have true twos why persecutest thou me? in God if be is not filled with love to Verses 1, 3 -How do you account tor his fellows, and doing all be can to Saul's bitter hatred for Christians before help them ? his conversion, and that alter he becamea June d -Jas. iii, : 1-12, The Power Christian be showed such a spirit of love of the Tongue. - Golden Text- Prov, towards those who were not Christians? xzi.: 23. Who'll() keepeth his mouth IThis question is to be answered in wnt. and his tongue keepeth his soul front tag by members of the club.) troubles. April 23 -Acts xi. : 19-30 : xii.: 23. Verse 2 -Ie the control of the tongue The Gospel'in Antioch. Golden Text. the key to the control of the entire Acts. xi.: 26. The disciples were called man Y Give your reasons. Christians first in Antioch. • June 13 -Heb. xi. : 1.40. Heroes of Verses 29, 3U -Should the church of Faith. Golden Text.. Heb, xi. : 1. Christ today he a practical ttrother- Faith is the substance of things hoped hood, caring for one another, and for, the evidence of things not seen, helping each other financially, and in Verses 1.3-11 a desirable thing is every other way as the need may be? firmly possessed by faith, does that May 2 -Acts ziii.: 1-12. Paul's First give as much, or similar, satisfaction Missionary Journey --Cyprus. Golden as the possession of the thing itself? Text. Mark xvi.: 15. Go ye into all Leseon tor Sunday, June 27th, 1909. the world. and preach the gospel to -'temperance Lesson, Rom, *Hi.: every creature, 8-14. Western Fair September 10th to 18th. The management of the Western Fair, London, Ontario; have just is awed their 1909 prise list. It is s very neat and attractive book and contains s number of important changes. A large number of new sections have o added and increases made ie aeiariiTdepartmenti: Especially is this the case In the cattle and live stock classes, and there will no doubt be the largest exhibition this year ever eld in London. Stockmen who have 't previously exhibited at London should mend (ora prize lipt and prepare thele stock for this splendid exhibition. Prize Bete, entry forms and all necen- eery `formation will be promptly given application to the secretary, A.M.H t, London, Ontario. The Truth, the Whole Truth. "You bavv never told me anything about -your poet," she said timidly. A troubled k came over co1pp him. ]ie realized that, aRhougb they had been engage() nearly *month, he bad cer- tainty been negligent in that direction. "1 suppose 1 ought to say some- thing about it." he ieid. "Promise -to tell ire all." "Do you mean that? "Everything." He clasped her hands, \ The crisis had cone. Dearest," he said, "I'll make a clean breast of it. Of course 1 real- ized that it had to come. Still-" "Go on f" "I've lead a pretty hard lite. I guess, in college there was a time when i didn't do much hut buck the tiger." "What's that ?" "Well, it's playing poker m.yetly. i got in the hole pretty deep. Then, of course, i had my 611 of drinking. carousing, late hoar.. 1 broke loose at last. You see, i had to, but it was pretr�y- fierce." rid you stop? "well, partly, Then i bad love again -there were so many of 'em, you know, that it didn't matter. I arse dropper) once -then 1 braced up - got through. 1 spun around a little after that until I got. playing the ponle.'." "Playing the ponies :" "Yes -race track, you know. Bet- ting on horses. Bur, thank heavens, !saw the folly of that," "And you stopped "Aheotutely. You see, 1 Caine to myself. Mycharacter aneerted tomtitIt was a ardd fight, hot I won. 1 wish it wasn't there, dear. But 1 was hound to tell the truth. Tell me that it's ail right. Tell me you will for - get it," Have you told me all r t." She lo"Everything. ked atbias withll Ole it's all troubled look. I suppose I shall have to," she said, "But -i thought you were a good deal worse than that,'"-Thomse L. -Mattson in June Lipptncott's- SICK SKINS IN SUMMER -.-4 Hummer is the hardest time for the human skin. Its delicate tiny pores, if worked under the beet ronditions, would have a rough time because of the heat. Ilow when they have to work when impaired or damaged by sunburn and heat spots? No wonder one has rough patches, freckles, etc. "Lam -Bilk heals sick skins. When a patch of skin on face, neck, or arms is blistered by the sun, apply Z+m-Buk at once. It will cool and soothe beauti- fully, )r. andnew skin n w ill be quickly I formed. When you are footsore, nr have some chafed places, Zam-Buk will give you ease. When the mos- quitoes raise lumps on you, %tm-link will stop that terrible ilrhing and smarting. Keep Zam•Buk handy, use it freely, and this will }m the happiest summer you have ever 'pant, viewed from the skin health standpoint. All druggists and stores, Scotsmen In England. Take it altogether the Scot has A very good time in England. A writer in speaking of Lord Lorehurn says : - "To he horn a Scotsman is to he }'orn with a sliver spoon in the mouth." It is to he horn as it were into the gov- erning family. We English are the hewers of woad and the drawers of water for our Caledonian masters, who formerly used to raid our Bor- ders and steal our cattle. But they kept to their own soil. in those happy days an Rngllsbman had a ehsnce in his own country ; today he in little better than a hod -carrier. The Scotsman has captured not our cattle, but the British Empire; they sit in the seats of the mighty, the head of the Engll.h church is a Soots - man, and hie brother of York came out of a Presbyterian manse, the Premier Is a Ycotsman, and the Lord Chancellor is a Rentsmin, and so is the Unionist leader. London has be- nome an annex of Edinburgh, and Cs- nsde is IitUe more than a Scottish farm. -ft. B., in Scottish American, Even a man of nand should hare enough genie to build his house upon 'm a et. THE MARKETS. Liverpool Wheat Futures Close High- er, Chicago Closed -Live Stock -Latest Quotations. Monday Svenlria, lime 7. I4v rpnol wheat futures closed 15rd higher, corn ted to !ad lower The Chicago Board of Trade was closed to -day on account of the elections. Winnipeg Options. Wheat -July $1.3%, October SLOW, bid. Oats -July Pliolbc, October mu Toronto Grain Market. Wheat, fall, bush 11 10 to 1.... Wheat, red. bush 115 Wheat, goose, bush 1 53 '•.• RYe, bushel 0 73 Buckwheat, bushel 0 70 Yeas: buabel 0 ee . Barley. bushel 0 6) - Cats, bushel 062 0 N Toronto Dairy Market. Butter, separator, dairy, lb0 t9 0 21 )tatter. store lois 0 15 0 19 Butter, creamery, Ib. rolls,, 073 074 Hurter, creamery, 50)14023 Eggs, new -laid, doaen 0 If J 90 Cheese, Ib., old 0 14 0 141' Cheese, new, lb 0 U O 13ak New York Dalry Market. NEW YORK, June T -Butter Steadier, recelptn, &'S6, creamery specials. T to now larteisl) 37c, extras, 16irr to 36%c; thirds to tint, Be to Mc, state dairy, common to finest, Zle to 36e. process, common to special, tile to Mire, western factory, Ont, tor, western, imltatloa creamery, first, tie to sie. ('hese.-P•Irm. recetpta, %1; new state., full-cream, specials, 13ite to 14' e;; do., small, colored or white, and large color- ed fancy. I31yc du., common to fair. 10c to 12c, skims full to specials. 3e to 1114e. 1'%gIP-Steady, receipts, 11.013; Slate Penna and nearby fancy selected white, 16e; do, fair to choice, =lee to 3134.'; brown andmixed. xed . tan c Y, 7J. western.3Nk t" do., fair to choice. ^1 i1 . to icwestern. ex- tra, flea, 222Z to Itis: fleet., Le to Make:seconds, 301 to :014.' southern, !fret, sic, '5co•ds, t0 ,. to Mane. CATTLE MARKETS. Higher at Chicago. Cables Steady -Hop Lower, Cattle LONDON, June 7 -London cables fee cattle steady, at 13e to 1314.' per Ib. for Canadian 'teen, dratted weight, refrige- rator beef is quoted at 10',.' to 1014. per Toronto Junetl.n Lave Steck. TORONTO JUNCTION, Juno 7. - Receipts of live stook at the Union Stock Yards were 48 carload', con- sisting of 1064 cattle, 24 sheep and 32 calve*. There were cattle on the operattug a. Monday, but Thursday, quite number of shipping market. but no Meyers were they do not want them on Tuesday. Wednesday and Butchers. Prime plckW Iota of butcher.' sold at from 95 A to IS.S, loads of good at 11.66 tbulla. o 15344 50 to , m,•,11uAmS.. 15.70 to A 45. common to medium, 3453 to OOa. cows. 34.75 to 5; Milken and Springers. Milkers and springers were quoted at WO to SC each Veal Calves, Prices for veal calves were unchanged, at 33 to A. S per cwt. Sheep and Lambs. Receipts light, and prices unchanged. Export ewes sold at 3150 to 35 per cwt ; rams, 13.50 to s4 per cwt., and sprtug lambs at A to 16.50 per cwt Hoes. There were no hogs on sale. but if. P. Kennedy r•.porta prices 10c per cwt. low- er Selects, fed and watered, f: (a, -.rd C.4/ f.o.b can at country- pouts. Montreal Live Stock, MONTREAL, June 7. -(Special )-At the Montreal Stork Yards West F.nd Stark the receipts of live stock for the week ending June 1 were 243a cattle. NO sheep and lambs, 1911 hogs and 147 calves. Sup - DIY for local "onnrmptlon ethic nmrning eomslsted of aro rattle, b sheep and lathy, tat) hogs and 50 calves- Owing to tba run of cattle being fully 500 head smaller than a week ago, a much stronger feeling developed In the market, and prises ad- vanced V,c per lb., hut butchers Bought Only sufficient to fill their immediate re- quirements, and trade was rather slow. There was some demand from Quebec bgqyen, aad about tbrve caprol° a were tgken, but the trade for export account was very quiet. Liverpool rabies stated that the weather wall cool and trade fair, but price, showed no improvement. Few sales of extra choir. steers were made here at sire; choice at Mac to s14e; good at Sake to k; fair at 7'4.' to 5yye; medium at the to lc, and common at 21Kc to 4'4r per Ib. For hop, an advance of 10e per 100 1y. was paid In some rases for o few choir. eareeis. -Demand was not keen for sup- plies, as packers were In most niece fair- ly well supplied, and the market was Wither quiet, with sales at Q50 to V1.40 per loo Ib., weighed off Care. Sheep prices show a further decline of Vie to 1e per Ib. Supplies were not large, but the demand was rather limited, and holders, In order to make wee, were obliged to accept the above reduction, and Se per Ib. was the ruling price for yearling stack. The offertrrp of spring lambs were small, whlrh met with a fair Gale at 34 to 53 eachcalves sold well at price@ ranging from 32 to 18 each, as to adze and quality. At the ('anadlan Pacific live stock mar- ket, receipts for the week endtng ,rune 5 were 1921 cattle for export account and Go rattle 370 sheep and lamb, 40 hogs and 1311 ealv.s for local ronsutnpNOt The Offerings this morseeg "onrated ..ef.. 200 cattle, 116 sheep and lambs, b bop sod 116 calve,. The exports of live stork from the port of Montreal for the week ending June 1 were Cattle 1,1vertewa-.-Corntehntare 760. i'arthenla .in. timdort-[.~swore G.40 Lake Mlehfgan 3/6 cHnsnnw-t.mfah 1b1, i'srtheola 63, Seanrhe,t.r Shipper tat Tote/. 1671; last week. .1=1. East Buffalo Cattle Marbatt. EAST } M VP'S Ln. June 7.-clattle-Re- eelpts 3250 head, slow, fancy dry -ted, steady; common. Mc to 20r lower; grass- ers, Tac to 60e lower; prime steers, 16 76 to 17.16; shlpptng, k to $6.60; butchers'. 63.50 to N.75, h.ftrrs. 14.50 t 31.16; cows, $3.50 to 5.36, bulla, 3x4) to 36.40; stockers and feeders, N 16 to tt.lsi stock heifers, $3.76 toL5 N froth cows and springers, choke, steady; others, id to is hoer. /7zt to tip. Veals-Racetpts, 3114 bond; settee and at.ady; 16 to 3x16. Hoge-Recellua. 1500 head; fairly se- tl.. beat grades, steady to le lower, pigs, sic higher; heavy, $7.10 to :s; gtlxed T 16 to IS; Yorkers, 6.60 to 37.53; '{rigs. 37.53 to 17.40• roughs, 3660 to 01.10; stage, ow to se, dairies, 57.50 to 37.30. Chicago Live Steck. CHICAGO, June 7.-Cattle-Recelpts, es- timated at more, market strong to 10c higher; beeves, 5.10 to 3;.30; Texas steers, N.5 to 1/.5; western steers, $4.71 to N.N; stockers and feeders, 3x60 to 01R' core sad heifers, *so to /as; calves, 16.76 to 37 73. mar- ket lower,�it;ht,aee (7550.; mlixxell, 17.20 to 17.7e; heavy, 37.10 to 37.76; roughs, 6630 to V.V. good to choice heavy, 17.41 to 17.76; Nits, 11.10 to 17; balk of sales, tt716 to 87.75. Sheep -Receipts, estimated at 14,000; market ateady, nattve, 6t to *60; west- ern. 01.36 to 1S.al, yearlings, Ir.5 to Ste); tlamas, eaUve, 1/ to HA; wasters, 111.16 o Qin Nothing Without Work. 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