The Signal, 1909-6-17, Page 66 TaUYDAi, Joapt 17, 1909
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
Cured by Ly!ia ::, i'ink-
ham'sVegetableCompound
Canifton, Ont. -"I had been* great
sufferer for five years. One doctor
told me it was ulcers of the uterus,
and another told me it was a fibroid
tumor. No one
knows what 1 suf-
fered. 1 would
always be worse
at certain periods,
and never was
regular, and the
bearing -down
pains were terrible
I was very ill in
bed, and the doctor
told me 1 would
have to have an
operation, and
that I might die
during the operation. 1 wrote to my
sister about it and she advised me to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Through personal expe-
rience 1 have found it the best medi-
cine in the world for female troubles,
dor it has cured nae, and I did not have
to have the operation after all. The
Compound also helped me while pass-
ing through Change of Life." -Mrs.
LETITIA BLAIR, C'auifton, Outgrip.
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs.
has proved to he the most successful
remedy for curing the wont forms of
female ills, including displacements,
inflammation,. fibroid tumors,Arnim-
'settles, periodic pains; backache, bear-
ing -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion,
and nervous pprostratinry. It costs
but a trife to try itr&nd the -result has
been worth millionatosuffering women.
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THE SIGNAL: t.O1)Ntti(1II ONTARIO
Jnternatronal JYewspaper
Bible Study Club
Suggestive Questisns on the International Sunday School Lessons, Prepare,/
by Rev. Dr. Linscott, Brani'ford
tnegl. erect 1n accordance o. II, tet oiynght
Sunday, June 20, tow -Renew.
Goluen Text--%Vith great power
gave-- ),Ire-. *poodles witnuw of the
resurrection of the Lord Jesus. Acts
iv.:33.
The following review is planned f r
all who are teeing up there Bible
Studies, whether having actually
studied the eleven hexons here re-
viewed or only a part of thew. Even
if this is the fire'. lesson which has
captured a reader's attention it can be
wade a profitable lesson in itself.
The date end title of each lesson,
and where found, the Golden Text and
one question fur each lesson follow :
April 4 -Acts x.:1.4S. Peter and
Cornelins. (:olden Text, Act* x. : 35.
In every nation he that fearuth Flim
and worketh righteousnees is accepted
of Him.
Verse. 1, 2 -Can yoy give any good
reason for believing that God today
is not as well pleased with a devout
Roman Catholic as he is with a de`
volt Protestant. or vice verset --'------
April 11-1. ('or. xv. 1".2ti. Easter
Lesson. Golden Text. I. Cor. xv.: 31).
Now is Christ risen from the dead and
become for first fruits of them that
slept.
Verse 12 ('an you mention a single
nation; or tribe, or people in the past,
or the pre.ent,tbat has not believed,
or doe, not believe, in life after death
in some shape?
April le -Acts ix.: 1-31. The CMn-
version of Saul. Golden Text. Acts
ix.: 4. He fell to the earth and heard
a voice saying unto him. Saul, Saul,
why prtaecutest thou me? •
Verses 1, 2 ---How do you account for
Sautes bitter hatred for Christiana before
his conversion, and that alter be became a
Christian he showed such a spirit of love
towards those who were not Christians?
(This question Is to be answered iawnt'-
ing by members of the dub.)
April 23 -Acts xi.: 19:10: xii.: 23.
The Gospel in Antioch. Bolden Text.
Acts. xi. : 2i. The disciples were called
Christians first in Antioch,
Verses B1, 311 -Should the church of
Christ todayhe s
practical brother-
hood, caring for e another, and
helping each other financially. and in
every other way as the nerd may be?
May 2 -Act's nu.: 1.12. PaursFtret'
Missionary Journey -Cyprus. Golden
Text. Mark xvi.: 15. Go ye into alt
the world. and preach the gospel to
every creature.
Verse 3 -It is clearly the duty of the
present day church to send tuieeaois-
aries to foreign countries and into
new districts: it it equally tho duty of
all teen to help support ouch mission-
aries? -
May 0 -Acts xiii.: 13-52. Paul's
First Missiouary Journey -Antioch in
I'Isidia. Golden Text. Acts xiii. :49.
The word of the Loral was published
throughout all1he--reg'
Verse 14 -If a protrsred Christian
does not attend church and act like a
Christian when away from house, is
he a real Christ ion when at 1 , no
matter how he may act when there?
May 16 --Acts xiv, : 1•:44. Paul s
Miert Missionary Journey-Iconiutu.
Golden Text. Pk. nevi.: 5. ' All the
gods of the nations are idol.; but the
Lord made the !'leaver's.
Verses 1, 2 -%Vas the unbelief oC the
Jews a matter of the intelleet through
lack of evidence: or war it a matter
of t (, t the heart : the sure
nett of their
rebellion n since BoaoBoa. •
Ili g
May 23 -Acts xv.: 1.35. The Coun-
cil at Jerusalem. Golden Text. Acts
xv.: 11. %Ve believe that through the
grace of the Lod Jesus Cht'.ist.feer
shall be saved, even as they.
Verses 0-1 i - - Is acttie! expeeienewa+f-
Gal, and his dealings with tor, conclu-
sive proof of the will of (lad in the
matters which the experience covers?
May 13 -Jas. ii.: 14.41. Believing
and Doing. Bolden Text. Jas. ii.: 4h•
Faith without works is dead.
Verse 15 --Can amen have true faith
ia(odi'b.-ia
his fellows. fellows. and doing all he can to
help t t hero ?
June d -Jae. iii.: 1.12. The Power
,a-- Tongue Liable/1 Text_ Prov
ski.: 2:t. %Vho.o keepeth his mouth
and his tongue kernel!' his soul from
troubles.
Verse '2-lsthe control of the tongue
the key to the eontr•AI of the entire
man :' Give your reason*.
June 13 -Heb, xi. : 1-40. 'Heroes of
Faith. Golden Text. - Flet, ret. 1.
Faith is the substance of things hoped
for. the evidence of things not seen.
Verses 1.3-1f a desirable thing is
Arntty'possesred by faith, does t
give as much, or similar, satisfactioq
as the possession of the thing itself i
tm ltiltlrn creamery, men. ::e 40 se.
Cheese- Steady; recelpta. Kn, state. fuU- 1'
cream xpeclxl.. 15% .• to Nyc; do., laucy,
121en. alto., uuutnuuu to lair,..
slate ■Means, special*, I0,c, du., full to
fine, :c to tar.
eggs --/heady; reeelpts. 18,c'I; Stale
f -urea.
111111 nrart'y fancy scion lost white,
25.' to .3W': dr.. , fate. 1.. •hole.•, ..4 p. to
144µ•; Miran and mixed, fan. -y. ': do.,
-full' le chutes. 9I5e to 33c: west,rl. extra.
first Z.'; first, ac; see.mds, 3w: e. 2ntye.
soetbenl, ISSee to 304e.
•
CATTLE MARKETS.
Ctablis Strong -Hogs IOa to_I5.c Hith-
er at Chicago.
Lori DON. Junto 14 lunda1 ea01.0 for
Suttle ars er•O II. tot tae to rcr 11.
for Canadian ,urea. dressed wriallt; 10-
trcrrater tea/ le quoted at 1bt,r to te"ec
tier it,
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORONTO JUNCTION. Jen 11
Receipts of live stank at th,. 1 ;,:'
Stuck Yard,. were 36 carload... cote
ast.og of 723 cattle. 1l .,h,,'i' ans1 3
rulvcx.
Cxporters.
NO shipping rattle were soh.. tent toes
week's priors wool! probably 1..\e been
Paid.
Butchers,
Choler butchers sold at xi, r.'. 14 1'-
ewt.: leads. of 'need $5.40 to .$ fig. told11.1ir to LS .'S4 common, 14 75 44, 5•.
of cost q'talltY x,dJ frown Wel l0 s. '
-medium cows: 54 to M.es;
R, to $4.2 •s'
Mltkir. and Spriw--re.
Ibretpto of milkers and sprint, r' w'''''
I; zd t, but prices remained et, ady at 570
ler =air Ptirk. •
Veal Sraltsa,
Few were offered tilers stood), at
Why Chris tie's Biscui*4s
Sheep. an • aso • s.
Recedes Held ',triers steady. fir
L'w*1 !'.was i4 4) to N :5: runts. 51 to
Spring it.nibe, 5tes to xa.,T, per cwt.
Hops.
H. P Kennedy rel"•rIs ,elerte fed and
liftriereetlertytertrer:-ler few s--ert,e SS 'ie: -fee
'4.. rare, at country poli,.ta.
: 11/i titr.al Live Stock.
MelsiTRPA1a Jane 14.--er:t • • ' t
the M,nr(reai Shwa Yards' tt
Market. the rceelpts of live*t.., ,. t - S
work endbt; June 11. were-::::.
sheep and Inmlra. las) !bogs and
whll.• the o(f,•rh'gs for Ural,
this morning were Ulla cattl ' •
an.1 lamps. the 1:oGe and tan
tutna
fully T per cent. of the rata 1.
were crwagrrs, wh„•1, Is the fir
of flag class of. stook 41kb - 1
ry.nxidering steerage .loath)• red ! a
no 40,1.0* as etrong as It has 1 n. of kite,
own.); to the 4ee1 that the su4,4!'- was
011e4 1larger and ltd», coupled wit'•. hot.
mugC) wrt4M'er. trade( to elle, lo tt:e, .1.•-
nomad some. Cable advl,e. front Liverpool
wore stronger and niggled an edema)) ,.f
'sc to It, per pound. Itellirtrarie firth. bet
there was little• demand- tniht--eor,Ortere
herr, op account of qualltY and ltl�' It
priers. Fs(ra rhM,e steers *04.4 41 1, ,u,
choler at Mei• to 414e, good at 6,e- to 40,
fair at 51,4c to iterre medium at 1,4to to se,.
end the common at 4, to 416e 1•e- !b il.'a
rine* were ati'.nt steady tender -a fah- de-
• are the best
r`+OOD BISCUITS acre made
by more than one or two manu-
facturers, and can be baked from any
one or -am excellent branc s of -flour,
but the Christie way is different.
The -best tnillcrs in Canada ship us (simples of
their flo4 twice a year, or oftener. We test the
samples an4 select tt.u2 hest brands for our purpose.
Vt:eVerldhe brands \lhiltt sic batt pot col thea5.-
kItglEEM
Pis MAN & Btu?.
[rico 25 ets. to 1.
MBIAI2D'S LINIMENT
--LIMITED -
sows To C C IncMMRdSLIII
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BENAME
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD
014 TIE
MERITS
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
keep on blending and tcstilig bye actual baking until
we get a dou•.cod
enough to Sustain,
or better,
the 'hntiti • rep P ation. .
Even' ounce, of Yaw material is .carefully analysed
before it can pass to the mixing room.
The best sugar, pore, fresh creamery butter, new
pure ingredi-
Sunday, June 27th. t90q-Temperance Lesson. •
Rom. xiii.: 8-14. would that have upon your intentions
Golden Text. -Put ye on the Lord and actions, so far as (God" is con -
,Jesus Christ. -atom. ziii.: 14. corned : and if it would change
4v Verse 8. -is it always sinful to go Verses 11 -12. -If you knew you had
into debt, when you have no visible to die inside of a month, whet effect
in ns of ying It? these in the least, does that not prove
•Is •t ri Qr wrung to go into debt that you are now living wrong and
whe yon have nothing to pay with, are in danger?
if your creditor knows your circum- Most people are initially and spirit-
stancesually asleep, and Tatty art far into
Is a bubiness Ivan who has honestly the night ; what are the conditions
failed in 1 sinew and given pp all he which should suddenly startle such
has to•his editors under"moral,ohli- into full consciousness as' to (heir
Fation to pp the balance of the debt, danger and .their duty ?
If he makes ough money to do so Verse 13. -How le it that the night
out of future business? is the time selected for w many bad
Under mode* business conditions, deeds?
and the law of loite and righteousness. Should a man ever do a thing which
when wholesalers !sell on time, or give he is ashamed for his hest. friends and
an adequate discount for cash to re- neighbors to know?
tailors, why are not' the debts of an Does the popular conscience gener-
honeiit bankrupt retailer the ' legltl- any. or always, represent- (trays apt -
:mite loss of his creditors in common tude to a thing:. or are there some
with himself? things God may be pleased with
Wherein consist. the folly and sin which the community would condemn
of a wage-earner In constant work as wrong, or vire versa?
getting into debt? How is it that b.lrruunta are gener-
te it the duty of everybody to love ally screened off front the public gaze?
everybody, the bad and the good, ene- Why is it a crime for a man to get
mice and friends f drunk ?
%Vhat is the advantage of loving Why do most drunkar.l+ get drunk
everybcwly, to ourselves, and to those in the night, or away from public
whom we love? gage?
Verses e -to. -Give reasons, outside of hoes the drink habit generally lead
Bible. that will cover all circum- to the other four grave evils nu•n-
es, why it is always wrong to 4►s- tioned in verse thirteen ?
these five moral prohibitions. (This Verse 14. -What Is the sure remedy
most be answered in writing by for (be drink habit, and all kindred
of the deep 1 evils of the flesh ?
M 11 such act+ an are hero for- Does putting art Jesus always mean
bidden travene the law of pore to putting on strength 80 we can con -
make t 1 sinful ; for example, if trol all the passions of the body, and
you had 1 ill a num who was about the atnhitions of the soul?
to kill nue • our loved Emelt, would Lesson for Sunday, July ith, 1900.
that be minit Paul's Second Missionary Journey.-
Cen an act�w'rung that works out Antioch to Philippi. Acts xv.: 36 to
for the good o l , xvi. : 15.
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Lowing 2:$ p.m. "
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All Through Trains.
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Very low rates via attractive routes,
Daily until September 40th, 190e.
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apply to
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Office hours 6.311 a.m. to 4) p.m.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
a parties ?
A - st)rd.
_- A Presbyterian m i Fr of "a West-
ern•State recalls wit (1 ight how a
loyal little girl in hie to day school
proved to a playmate t a her min -
tater wean_ .better .preach no_ the
minister of the church h .h the
.ase4l playmate attended. ' ba.
come well known in the coil m city
that Lbe Presbyterian preacher be-
lieved in short sermons, whi
preference of his ministerial neu
seemed G. be just the oppporsite, nd
by this point the little l'resbyteri n
clinched her final argtrntent : "Ever
t*ely knots that your preacher'
preerhee fifty minutes and puts the'1
people all to sleep, and our prescher
en ti do the sante thing just as well in I
ten minutes."
TOURIST and WEEK -END
Excursion
Tickets on Sale from Toronto,
The Scenic Route to
LAKE SIMCOE, SPARROW LAKE,
MUSKOKA LAKES. GEORGIAN
BAY , MAGANETAWAN.
PICKEREL and FRENCH
RiVERS.
Crossing iAke Muakoke at Bala
Park and along the shore of bake
Joseph. skirting nearly one hundred
bodies of water between Toronto and
Sudbury.
For literatnt'e and fnll information
about fishing .and holiday rates,
Writs Paseenger Dept.., Toronto, Ont.
• .a
Sews yri of OAitments for Catarrh tMt
Contain Mercury,
A.'merrury wll enrol der°, the erose of
emelt end completely deterange the whole sy.-
tent when enterica It thmnen the n'nrol+ear
Loves. Much articles •Gould never be we'd ex•
rept on pre•ellpt ion from re•miable. physicians,
es the damage they will do Is ten -fold to the
good you cue prw,ibly derive front them. Hit's
Catarrh ( re, manufactured by r. J. Cheney
a Co., T,, u. it., contains no mercury. amt M
taken fete ally. a'tl"g directly ulnen the
blood end n roue 'urfeole.. of the sy.tem. In
buying Hell int*rrh ('fire he more you est the
genuine. It 1a taken internally and made In
Toledo. 011ie. by F'. J.'t heney & co. Testi,
menial. free.
Sold b itrnggieth. Price :.5e- per bottle.
Take Hall -sI. Family Pill* for constipation.
This Ons He Fancied.
A travelling salesman at rived at
hone about 3 o'clock in' the morning
to discover theft hi. wife had given
birth to triplets. He was delighted
almost beyond control of himself.
"My," he said, "i must go right in
and wake up Dooley." Dooley was
his next-door neighbor and a dog_
fancier, He pulled Dooleyout of bed,
got him to hurry on is -clothes.
brought him in about half awake, and
A,Woman's Sympathy
stool him before the triplets. "Aren't
they dandles': Ile -waked. :Dooley
gazed at them ' in a eeoui-awaxened
state and, still rubbing the sleep frorn
his eyes. replied : "Teti : they're all
right.. I think if 1 Were you I would
keep that one in the middle."
Mow He -Knew. 4
Are yon dbronraged? Ts your doctor's
hill a heavy fnancest mad/ Is your pain
aheavy physical burden? 1 know what
these mean to delicate women -I have
been discouraged, torr, but learned hew to
ora my.elf. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the. min and stop the
doctor's hill? I ran do this for you and
*111 If you will assist me. •
11 Frau need 410 Is to write for a free
box Of the remedy which has been plated
to my hands to be given away. Perhaps
1�tg one hoz will cure pnu-It hes done so
rgr ethers if *4 1 shall he happy and
yet w111 he cured for 2e- (the root of a
postage ,tam ). Your 'fetter* held ron6-
ment. l a 7'. 40 (41.1 RArfs.mWtnrd.V. Ont
meat.
Munk Twaipp at a dinner :it the
Authors Cliai t1l oilier' day maid t
'Speaking of fresh eggs. I ata u' -
minded of the town of Isgwarh. In
ty early lecturing days I went to
8 wish to lecture in 'Temperance Hall.
1,11 41145: in the afternoon. The town
d very poorly billed. i thought
fl out if the people knew any •
a all about what wise in store
em\ So 1 turned in at the gen-
re,A
t a'1,te'rnmrn, fHerat.' -E said to
al storekeeper. '.trey enter-
li.- a G/nigh' 4 -fir heip it
ile Away hi. evening ?'
al slutekeeper•, who was
rel, +straightened up
hen -lir on We apron,
011
th
for
era( n
the gen
tainment
stranger w
"The gen
arlrting name
wiped his brit)
and Reid
'1 expect th n gent' to be a
'lecture. i teen se 'n' eggs all (lay."
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futur s. Close High.
et, Chicago Lower-Li4e Stock
-Latest Quotations
Manda), Evening, Juno 14
Liverpool wheal futuree closed tlttcheng-
ed to ltd higher, men, (.4 to 14.1 higher.
('hleagn July wheat eloped 'Mr wer,
corn 140 lower, and oat* aur lower,
Winnipeg. Options.
wheat -July 81 ars. (ember 11 (e4.
tats -July lite bid -October A0sc 1.Id.
Toronto Grain Market.
Whet, fen, bite) Il 31 to 11 40
Wheat, red, bush 1 tg
Wheat, gnnse. bush 1 71 ...
4t 0 71
Buck(3a, wheat,Dnshebushel
0 70 0.21
teas. bushel 0 t1
Harley, bushel 0 a4
Oats, bushel 0 al
Toronto Dairy Market.
Rutter, separator, dairy, lb0 le
5Igor, store Inas 0 14
Sutter, creamery, Ib. rolls0 23
nutter, ereamory, *elide0 22
ERRS. w-4.ld, dozen 0 if
Cheese.atmr'heese, Mt *le 0 14
, 1p 0 13
New Yerk Dairy Market.
NEW YnItK, June 14 -4,,,, .'. Mir*dv;
receipts, 14,370: creamery 'prelate, :Sty,
to 270. (official). 28'4'., ext ran, 31' to
9it•c, thlyda to fleet, 71s• to 7404*-. *tett*
dairy, enmmen to (meet, 21'. to ;'0e-; pro-
ne**, rnmmen to op*elal, 111e In 24e, west-
ern rectory_ .413*. -Vie ►0 3c, wasters.
eels - ate'.- ew.pll*e _Mees - ample
trade was done et 1111 541 nor ewd for
selected lots, weighed off the ears rant,
a,Tihree Trnm 1,1%Prf.nn1,"T.dirdi l aril Reis-
4.4.«,-M.laevtey ,.w Canewiten 4.e.e,«--a..t,•et
a d,..-Ithe o1 Is to "_'*.'per eat •.•1,.. .'f
smell masts won (ale, fur ..w!.---1 .. .1. -
mnnd wax t,.'t ,.ry orkedt.. id.- • •'
ruled Inw,•r with Antes at M r.
Spring lambs were st.••,Po ..t 4- 4' •
each, nod talc,-, from h 1.. 5• t' t
Cana.l,an 1hrlfle 1.4ce ..t'., L `.1.
".lets for the week 0)441.0 J; '• n •
1Faa cattle for ..=port ace•n,
cattle, 1'n sh..p and bomb. -. -r
Fla.
supply, 4h ix morning eonsistesi �•«• • • -.1-
11., $A sheep and I•lmhs- ;;7,
*-*went. Ezperts for ?he went: n• •.•
rattle.
East RuHrlo-'Cattl.e_ Itarket
ISA:** Itl'F'FALt. V Y., Ju, : oat -
heed. print...,+s „Iii
7rf�7tFai�� T. prrnn.r; r'r1m
M• G S. •Mlgdng. x0 10 1' i1 4 .t,'o.es'.
x' .'' 1n 5a C,; h.•ifrr., $450 to L.:'3, nnw•s,
> • . wl to T.; huts. Il fe b, t buck
ern nod feea..rs, 14 $ tr. $5; stark heifers.,.
tL"S Ja 54,3. _cue's au4 aprleasra,
steady te strnne`rn to Vie.
Veal.-R...elpts. 20.10 head: awilve and
...Ay ;
i1..ge-fleaeIpte, 15.1.0 head fairly ne-
nye- beet gradca, 1'•.• 1,, :o -r:
elead)': heavy, 1+ to 74.Jn: re:"ed. 57'14) to
14 11'. Yorker*. 5 _ t.. f: Y•, pigs. f:
roughs. ,elf 50 to 1•;.C. eta;;,• • L5.:.4 to 5s.
dairies. 17.,5 to 414
Sheep and Lambs I:'.+-,-'.:4 t', .01rl,4
to "rba. 'aceta -e -amt, 15tea,1t nh0.3,. .tt2w
the 40 SOr lower; Iam4.e et '.1 1,. x'•; y.:url-
Ings.. f: to 57,54, ,.re--,,.• - < g1.55 E. 4:
twee,_ 54.10 to 54.73. .1'.0 mliid, $2
to $1
New - York Liva Stock. '
NEW Yt14K.June 14 4:., ..s-IU'•••-Ipts.
eel, stmore, strolls( an I a shade higher:
bulls, slow to a shade Lower; (hitt caws
steady; others, steady to 1Oc Lacher;
•tegem, 54 to 47_3', hulls, x2 75 to P.124:
rows. 1055 M R: dessse,l 4.eef-tn foie de-
mand and steady.
Calves+4ierelpte, OA, lower; veal*. x1.74
to 5x 2.. Pew tops, 5s..'•:'t. • u110, ai to 1525;
Ituth•nnllks and grassers, 44 to 14.124:
dressed calves, lower; cih, dre.sed veers,
5t per 11.• p. It).; bra at L""'/ie-:; eoudtry
dressed, 7c 10 Ile.
hogs-tteecipte, &',41 fees. all 17.40 t0
pigs Included.
ents mixed with our bleed of flour, in the Christie
scientific way, yields that Iightful, appetising crisp-
ness and delicate flavor wHich has made
ChrL tie's Biscuits
favored above attothertabt-edaintiesfromocean to ocean.
Yes, Christie's are the best biscuits money can
buy, yet they cost no -more than just Ordinary biscuits.
Sold by Grocers everywhere
Christie, T_3rllwn & Company-, Limited, Toron
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ft 14,4
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Chicago Live Stock.
('}(ICA(N'. June - 11 - rattle- e
c.riri ated s4 T,rne market eteadee.t.HN'e.
IlieM eyes, r,.fi to r.T; Texas steers,
to 1474; western shies. 1(4733 to 15,3
starkers and feeder., 1".0, to
era -Hafer, fete fo tam. critvee..1e to is
Hire -feral pee, estimated et '110
market 10r to 15c hleher,'pial. 17
mixed, 17'-0 10 $7'e-' hoa'c, e-7
roughs,- 17-.15 to 1:-51, const to .hot
1)"7"c,` -?11 to 7477T4ns; 7I*'. try.*: -'...rete fir
'Mins, r 1„ r 14
4'4.'-* ii^'•e-1,4a,--eettw.w,.4--ht---u'u,".
,o*rket Sema,*.:&,*Uwr,43 Vs -4a.112.40: -stoat-
ern. 5175 1s. 55.15; yearling* 54 tar Y 11
wets, ntve, V l r y tet -T... w" '.4n7 -Y.3 71
is MI5.
LITTLE DIGESTERS
Posiavelk cure Dyspepata. Promote
Digestion. Money back if they fail to
cure.
At ...I Drugtists or direct from
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO.. Toronto
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A chocolate confection of rich milk choco-
late and fresh shelled walnuts. Simply
exquisite. In and ? pound cakes:
THE COWAN CO. LIMITED, TORONTO.
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Thr worse may turn. but the grind- Dow Hinny Head people Me -ht -H1 1 f
stone has to he turned. And how few we meet ! '
RUPTURE
• CUREII
AJYOUR HOME
This 1s not a truss Cure, but a
treatment you can use in YOUR
HOME. NO PAIN, DANGER or
OPERA ON, no loss deem from
your work. Wrte today before your
U PT U RE gets any wares. DO
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'fame
.1ddress
Time Rup .9Qe
and mail is
_-_ J. FRO
Dept. C., xa'Ontario
STRATFORD,
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Try our GASIIQCSE Coxa
Fine for furnaces, ranges,
heaters and grates. More
heat and cheaper than coal.
.) per ton cash.
New Coal Yard
i handle all kinds of hard and
soft coal. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Nothing but the best anthracite
handled.
Terms, without exception, CASH.
D. F. iiamliak,
'Raw IA
IL-
'PHONE;15 OR 24
w45 -shouse Car. Wc,.t
When on want 1 airegards) (street and)
TH5Bl'.'T at ock Square
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
t* A 11 coal weighed on the market soder
wt,nre you gel 2,000 lbs. for • Lon.
WM. LEE. -\
r, 1"'• at'('. C. 1,44F;14 Hardware Store
.. d,• of >,luatw, promptly attended to.
I'll Explain Why
I Always Drive a
GENEMON
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The Goeirne neicrr"
"You see the breaking of the springs causes us baby drivers
more trouble than any other weakness in carriage cars.
But there is no spring weakness in the GENDROIV car.
Note that double curve. It is exclusive with the GENDRON
It so distributes the strain that the spring never breaks.
And then the wheels, -you see they are specially welded,
and cannot warp or break.
Note also that little rubber cap over the nut of the axle.
Sometimes when I have a restless passenger, I want to drive
the car around the house without scratching the
furniture -it is a little point, but a good one. The
materials for all the `ENDRON cars are the very
-� best in the bodies, tops and every other part. There is
style and service in every GINDROfr model -Canadian
made, so that any unexpected Accident can be easily
remedied.'''
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS.
WRiTE US 1r YOUR DEALER DOESN'T CARRY THEM.
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Limited
TORONTO