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Trafalgar Si. Goderich
1 Sunday Afternoon
By ISABEL HAMILTON
Goderich, Ont.
All wwetw
By the tullIng-aersaats aide;
e omiortater wtmis ttp'tattetb=-
While Ills hands uphold and guide.
Grief. unr pail. nor any sorrow
Banda the heart, to Him unknown;
He today and He tomorrow
(prams sufficient gives His own.
—Thomas MacKellar.
PRAYER
A.. , 41 Lord. Midst wend pluses
to deliver y Chown people and
Jesus. iu the tulneaa of time, to be
the Redeemer of the World so dont
thou mend -to us the gospel story.
Help us 41 work and give and pray
Hat Tby Kingdom may mouse and Mr
will he done. In Jesus' name we
pray. Amen.
S S. LESSON FOR JULY 111),, 113
Lawson Tople—Maes.
Lesson Paasage—Exodua 3:1-12.
GeMkn Text—Hehrewa 11:27.
We read In the latter part of the
second chapter that "the children of
lend_ sighed by i_soda4Lf1w bondage
ami they eried, and their cry came up
pntu_GuL"
'While this anguish was being en-
dured •Is. ---Egypt. Mores was being
named -tor ldlr-wort-or-tiberator. As
Ian Inmate of the honor of Pharaoh he
Ilad received the training of a euur-
(ler ami a scholar and to this was ad-
ded that of the shepherd amid the
solemn metes of nature.' 'The effects
of- this dhr•ipllne were seen in tis
change of d,aracter.
tab/. lw►ge trirred in bumble paths to
co.
Was a iTtened-ince-ti�eiisie earthed end
tunnel."
While -burly engaged tending hie
flocks Moses had time for communing
withnature.-Every bit of nature
wilt teaeh the fiiverent student some-
thing of God. The Illies as well as
the stare are teaehere but In the case
of More It this particular time it
was a hush. The surrounding moun-
tains might have been lit and sueh a
spectacle would have been worthy of
the majesty of God. In that case the
lonely dhepberd would have.heen dis-
mayed. whereas the burning bush at-
tracted him. -
"Atel Mose.. saki, 1 --will now turn -
amide, and se this great sight, W
the herb Is not burnt.' Hei(pawn*
through the gate of curiosity and
found himself face to face with God.
"And when the Lord saw that he
turned aside to see, God called unto
him out of the midst of -the bosh, and
said. 'Moses, Moms.' " He was &s-
peed to see and hear. His was the
seeing eye. the bearing ear and the
understanding heart and he received
great blessing. See in what a tender
tnanner God revealed Himself to tb.e
lonely shepherd. "1 am the God of
thy father." He did not say, 1 am
the God of majesty, unapproachable
find of infinite power, hut the Gu41 of
the borne, and of the family. Having
then thus drawn him He calls Mai to
a great undertaking. (cod said to
hint '1 have surely seen the afflk•tlon
of My people and I am ccnue down to
drifter them out of the bawl of tin
Egyptians." He •who could, by a
No cal=rkOrange pekoe
Can equal this in flavour
Wesel' beim the gardens'
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
LHA(9NG AND W�ET�
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How goad ars ser, at llading mistakes? The artlst has Intentionally
made awer0.ubtdstts ethos"in drawing the above picture. Some of than
are easily ipso arvd. others may b* hard. Soo how long It will take
YOU to And Ikon.
LOOK FOR SOLUTION LN NEXT WEEK'S SiGNAL
Of Interest to the Busy Farmer
Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agriculture
Market for Ma
In an address W dalrytaen et Perth
. •oeorr, 1 . F lrhairs. Dept' • Malt.tar of .11tbR
'writ bet list
of ;lin In a
plans now ander conalderatim by •be
Ontario Government materialise. 11e
stated that there la an extensive
market ■1 prett ent In tbe North .1f
Ireland. wberr growers are aaxiaw to
secure flax from C•nadiap tantrera.
Mr. Fairbairn intimated that as
expert might be sent from the Prov-
fnee to Ireland to study the ttax sit-
uation and report back to the depart-
ment. The Empire Marketing Boort]
has offered to co-operate in (ivory
way possible. At the present time
about 7,000 acre* are devoted to Mx
in Western Ontario.
Flgbting flit Weeds
Outarlo Is this year "'eking a
determined effort to eliminate the
weed menace which In recent years
' has seriously reduced crop returns
and land values. Under the Ostarto
Weed Control .act it L the duty of
rural muu(eipalitla to lee that all
weeds growing upon highways under
their Jurladk•tlou are cut dow•u at the
proper time to prevent the ripening
of their seed and to appoint stmt qt -
Beers as may be ne a eaea ry for that
--pawpaw. Natiwsy eouspe elan- as.► --4s.
quirvd to take similar uctluu ..lung
their rights of way. It weeds are to
be eliminated front ()uteric everyone
must do his share because one
weedy farm ova vfler•tiveiy infest a
whole ueighborhesxl. Destroy weeds
add help prevent eveurmous annual
lues.
- Boimil ter 1'aeltry t"eoini�er
Prof. John Micheletti. director
extension at the Ontario Agricultmill
College. sailed last week on the I)ueb-
eas of Redford for England. to set up
and arrange the Ontario Governmeet
exhibit in connection with the World's
Poultry_ Congress, whieb opens ou
Jtry 92. Prof. Bachman has already
deaigeed "and built the exhibit, which
has bout shipped to London. On July
a a iatpa party from Canada sailed
fur-- the --Congress anti Included in
the number were gr.. F. N. MAMA -
IUs, of the O. A. C. sad Mrs. Manel-
lus. The Congr'ese °Dena on July .'-3
IIuI would not be used as waste and continues until July 31.
basket Simmer Commas
'���� The fantmer course for praetidag
who have been the life of the present veterinarinna which was ear well liked
movement, were themselves Jost as last year 1..befng repeated at the On -
raw a few years ago as the converts sarin Veterinary College. c:uelph, tram
here are now.
July 7th 10 )lib. A short ocourae uu
Nor are they all so raw. The load Ute veterinary prnblemn connected
Jailer in Pertapgarh ham for long been with the fox industry wiU also be
asking for baptism. Be is a Brahmin. held oo July 14th and 15th at the Col -
1 told him to bring some one elite to lege, when both breeders and veterfn-
Christ. He at once told me of fear arias will he preweut.
prisoners whom he had won and asked Aa s of the largest and beet
me to go to primo[ to baptize them. equipped veterinary colleges on the
Wheu 1 asked him how Ice had e•ontisent, O. V. 1'. is providing a •er-
taught them of Christ, be said, "Sa- vice for the live stock industry which
hib, there is r cost •m !:ere that if can hardly be gauged. Waked with
any prisoner can (-etch hold of the the Ontario Agricultural ('ollege it is
RaJah'n feet, he will be fes; e carrying oo Tetrarch Into all kinds of
whenever His Highness comas Met health at animal pr441S»__ help -
the prisopers are put a dintant•e away tag to >!Id tis eNeiry of di.uasa
tinder n strong guard leaf they .hould -
threw themselves at his feet and de- cLi1►�e (hip Iaprommeet
metal freedom. "Now," said Sohan- An extensive Improvetaettt program
Irl). ' 1 tell my prlaoners to throw for tie tomato crop branch of farm-
�j_�_�-the.laet Ad thdat..&IMUJt ar. r`ilth,.tii�gtsrld
idle frowle - wtm -mise -Torfr1XZf�'rot i"'lwrtrti�ahstorr
have dour so." Rather good). 1 thought. land and adjoining counties. Ace ord-
1 day ibis woe official came Ingly T. H. Jones and Mr. Butler of
wlfil us to sews cal the villages which the Ontario agricultural staff for tbe
the were visiting. Pointing to Nathn, past few weeks have conducted ex -
e head an of one village, and who perfatents ou farms in the Quints de-
ltas recently bee ome a Christian, he tried in the spraying of tumatoetl to
said. "Sir. this man wan the 'brain' beds tenure being transplanted. To -
for all the dawdtles Irobheries around matcss under this treatment were
her.•. 1 I)si•e lad blm in gall ton'
"How shoot him now?" 1 asked: lift
has given, it all up for Christ." he re-
psl ied. - - t'►ow The llteeord and Mfs-
siuuary Review.
Solution to "What's Wrong and Where" Is last weeks Signal.
imam. TEACHER TALKING TO GYINTi.EMAN
1—Rhoult 1s• Map of 1'. S., sot
1-
2—Teseber
1.-Uiffereat kind of boodles on ask
.drawee. -,
4—?)rawer as ead-of--deak. -
f.-ltutton hole in annuli -east
wrong.
G--Ihltrtton on man's coat .leave
rong.
7 ---Lines at base M black hoard er-
red through man's right arm -
Q --plead is minus one leg.
g`.
.
is sitting In rocking w
single stroke. have broken their
chains. mallei a lonely shepherd 10
work out. through a merles of Dewild-
ering and discouraging undertakings,
God's purpose : "r will send thee un-
to Pharaoh. that thou mayest bring
forth My people." God never works
from the many to the one. ile works
from one to the many.
"And Muss said Hutu God, 'Who
am 1, that 1 +should go unto Pharaoh.
and that i should- bring forth tbe
children of Israel out of Egypt?' "
The idea was too match for him. Ile
'Wan quite equal to the humble duty
which he ormed under Jethro, his
father -tit -tin, but to g(e D(4' b on such
an undertaking seemed far beyond his
powers. The more fit any person is
for m•rvke, commonly the less opin-
ion he has of himself. (lad answered
lila objection by promising ills pros-
' . A( -:e ,atiJ1� J_04eag;Jtb
e awnSretf-trii -ill
thou hamt brought forth the people
out of Egypt, ye shall serve God 'upon
this mountain." The prouder that God
would have the people serve Him in
that particular place was an atwur-
an.e. If fully twlleved, that all inter-
vening obstacles would he removed by
Him pewee
WORLD NOSS)I
Setting Men Free i0)n ie iia
I Hy files. H. H. Smith, Sltawau )
We hope to have a fntltful winter.
God has done much here. • Over one
bunting, anti sixty were baptised this
peer. Thew• need now to he trained.
Asked why we accepted such raw ma-
terial Into the fold. 1 pointed to some
of the Ithils we brought with nm, •and
told our critic that theme very men.
at this Sign AO
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tee
sprayed at various atages of growth
with Mordneul mixture. The planta
thea were tllntcltttttnd w .:riteroat
who WM keep then. under
_obsetvation eating the prse.nt
Makes Spraybas
Spraying practices pundergone
rattiest changes in the last quarter of
a' uaotlttryr • Whereas an ewe grower
was Mee content to apply a mingle
spray, tudey many of them spray se
any am ulna times to control apple
scab. It t, true that insects and Navas.
pmts have greatly Increased in num.
bora and that their working season
V apparently longer. 1n any event the
modern on-hardlat has found that it
pays to "'pray early and often. Spray -
Ing appliances have shown noteworthy
impruvementa. The old beery rain
trade by early ptamnps and uoaxkes bus
changed to the fluent inlet or fog,
covering trees thickl>M thoroughly,
sod with leas material used.
iaJtnies to Hogs
Quite serious looses are sometimes
suffered from bruising of market
h.egs whille-th 11. The bruising
mimeo a deroloration of the flesh
which the packers are forced to rot
away, clealroylng the aide perhaps for
elye_WIitsl aIre bacon trade. Much,of
th1A injury is done at either the load-
ing or the unloading end of the trip
from the farm to the packer through
rough harellhng, which could be *void-
ed though the use of ruvar_- bwl'-
bullt loading chigoe and a Iit11r extra
cure in providing plenty of straw in
the rrilr(Igtl a7sr.
-Improving tar Herd -
IA a receipt address. W. R. Reek,
anperinteodeut of the Hldgstow 1♦g.,
perime•utal Station. urged the
for .'ow -testing and declared that
breeders have not made soffifieat
progress along this thea. "Why sora
with low prtdueers?" be mai* "it
la the low prudery!!! and pear craps
that are Whirls( our markets and it
would be tmpessIWe to serum a mar-
ket. Glatt would be profitable for the
poor crop or ineftlelent cows. Dalt
expect acotem a els- to cies ape yos*
difficulties for you. Tac them
yourself_ The object .very Stan
should be ■ high p Inc ao
WO mufti time
SALADS FOR JULY
1ty- }betty Barclay
it'm easy to Om Wad. la July for
BUY LAMBS ACCORDING the market is tilled 'with trent fruits
and green vegetable,. Salads nee nary
to pe•epare. are filled with minerals
Buyers Seek to Bring Indust More and saltie, and seem to -tomb the
yng ry spot" cm • )rut dgy—partltW*sly If
into Accord with Demands they are vied and crisp Use a,.Jittie
of Comm/serimgat: whenever possible. It adds a
TO WEIGHT AND QUALITY
In no farm anlulals are marketingquic•k_energy fuel 10 are salad and
.LC1alt_ ISl thease abvor of
tits otler i liveedfentis. .
-. the ratsmes.ia.. salted
*USE The.-.ldeiildus c•onbists of one-
half teatpo n salt. n' gnnrtet teaspoon
peplwr, a half teaspoon sugar, a quar-
ter teaspoon nulon iulcet one table-
spoon vinegar and five tablespoons
of olive 011. Mix and heat until thick
and white. Keep the amparaguta in the
refrigerator until ready t0 nerve.
Then arrange the stalks on mated
plates and serve the dowsing In a
sauceboat. A ied of crisp lettuce
leaven, or water creep makes an ex-
cellent addition.
Rammer Hodge P.dge
Cut up a liberal supply of any
fruits and twirl."' you have on pond,
mixing them- se you would (°t a
mock cup or aOranges, apples,
ptneappdes. grapes. c•herrl's. peaches,
peen► plums. atrawherrie., remplser-
nire-4111 are gored. and there Rborkl
Urtit leapt three or four varfette;
msg. Coot. place on erose, lettn(e
wo M of more tin artlutme than is
ilm1T1ng -thi' s. n, nti irrep
fy(..eni,plk•s a few irwnde' increase it,
Weight makes .i great differencain the
elsta.ilb-anon and price of the dressed
carcass. 1t is also becoming hems and
less d.ealrahle 10 store hebvy dreswd
lnmh for winter nee. Tip weights
that (gimlet yield In dressed care•asees.
tbi•rt•fore. makes a considerable differ-
ence In the average pri(e paid to pro-
ducers for live Iambs, became. their
vHllte must depend on the price receiv-
ed for the product wjlen it to remold
to the retailer.
Emphasis ott thaw points lit placed
in the annomecment made on 'behalf of
IHmb buyer"' that. in addltfon to tbe
efforts that have' been made to got
rid of bucks sial the umal discoght,
Yin culls, this year a further step U M-
ing taken to brise[ the iamb industry
into a(.•or,i will, consumer dehtattd.
The object Is 1n protntde the market -
Ing g( weU-nnlmb.vl lambs between 75
and . 1b. Ica weight. This 1s neces-
sary if the ,oa.nunpetl.m drmnnd for
lamb meat 1s to be m.bheh.lnetl and ex- leaves, and Jost before jbervIng,
tended. sprinkle IHs•rally with a nee coil -
To this ea•l, effective Angnst 4th. n11 stsfing of two parts ore tlRve- Ikee,"ohe
hand*s over115 tors. at the market will part lemon pike. enol S' b snkar
is. dlw-ountesl 2 rents per Ib. and of as ton be dissolved uc without
fective Sept.•mlwr '"3.)th all lambs over ttdekeening. This makes an excellent
110 It*. will be dis•.nlntwt :t cents per salad for n children's party, forIt
lin Burka sod shill Iambs will be die- contains nothing except the f
aminal as usual. children like, and is strongly; all)al
This step newt not entail a hardship, 11► its reectknt.
as It is utl?leas that all that Is sees- �g� (]�`
nary la to piHil out the heavier lambs SUMMER HEAT
of the Mick and market them as they
•
reach proper weights. i nrthermore.
If the market in August Is paying. say
11 coots per pound. a 90-Ih. lamb will .
bring the same am one 20 'hinds heav-
s
ler when the market may have *Mop
pd, say, to, 11 cents per pound a few
weeks later. The effort all through Is
to promote and extend the trade by
stimulating • public demand thrmrgh
aupplytng a good (nality. hAmc-plgt
(nerd iamb.
Iraq now has only 1124 route mile*
of railways.
Try•O. h Raising
Twin Falls. .Idaho.- t(ucoermftel in
noising beans, potatoes, poultry sed
other pendhet*. thin *action la gulag
into the tsetrlch trastnwa. The iisyoa
hatchery Deported halts dnsen n.trieh
eggs from Lens Angels, and hopes td
have some of the hum -legged bids
mingling with tbe b♦rfyard fowls be
for.. long
HARD ON BABY
No y seaspyof the year le se danger-
itna to the life of llttfe ones as 1s the
ammedt. The excew.lve best throws
the little stomach ont of order so
gntr•Rty that tiniest patent* *id 1..h
leu), the baby may he beyond) all lin-
lnau help before the mother realises
he trill. Stormer Is the season when
diarrhoea, 'Modern Intantnm, dysen-
tery and colic are most prevalent.
1117 of- these troubles may pane
deadly it not promptly treated.. Dor
Ing the summer the mother*' Tee -t
friend 14 Bae.y's own Tempts. They
regurlar. the bowel., sweeten the
stomach and keep baby healthy. The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
rw try nail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr . Wiliam' Medicine Co., itroak-
c'tllc, Ont.
The Wptes'.
to
POP
Jun pour milk or cream
in a bowl of golden brown
Rice Krispies and your own
ears will tell you bow
crunchy every toasted bub-
ble is. So crisp they actually
crackle out loud!
Try the recipes on `the
package. Rice Krispies ars
delicious in dozens of ways.
At your grocer's. Made by
Kellogg in London, Ontario.
and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coe/
Pea Coal
Coke
P000bootas ( 2 by 4 egg) *-
I can supply your wants in
any of theabove fuel. Prompt
service and reasonable prices.
e 178j Goderich
There are now 1,130 ' oeten'e In
atitutes In the rural (Merle* el °s-
tarlo with a msembershlp of over
40,000. The institutes exist for pro-
moting social contacts and whatever
is beneficial to the community as a
whole• especially to women and ch
dren. through co-operative effort
movement. darted at Stoney C
in 1597, has now berme world w
Wotan -Wt. 1natitute. wherever they
int, are nom -sectarian and nem -pot
Notice to Water
Takers
Grading West Has Heyed -
'Canadian week are now recosk
pined both itiamas and in outside
porting countries an 'emceeing highly
desirable qualities. Hiner wool grad-
ing became a general policy 'revere'
years ago, buyer"' have learned to look
with eonfidenee to Canada to aunties.
iia Ake last Decal Int a)J 1eas
tette .i,altia*i i - prdtlH. were' ,
nightly more titan in the preceeding
year. Wool grading has bad a very
g ood effect un improving the annual
wool clip and US preparation for mar-
ket. The fleeces sow received at the
storages are well -rolled and dyed and
show a very small precentage of re-
jeets or low-grade wools.
>s -a
Leprosy Not Commas
Lima.—Though It is estlatml there
are over 3.000,000 persona afflicted
with leprosy in the world, booth Aas-
erk•a and particularly Peru. M singu-
iurly Immune from the dread teal-
ady., Though the dieresis la ronidprod
• (Mese of lbs Orient, and originated
1,'.(Ml years before the Cbrlsthan Era,
In India and Ir,gypt (or even at an
earlier datel. it I+s tasty of late years
that It ham become nothr.•ably preva-
lent in Europe. It is estimated there J'
STP 200 cases 1'
In aritrelonp,- rentiN'e'--
ing from contact with of wth ()ientala,
Ftlta�.
is. Fast Indians an Chinese, hom
there has been a great lntfgz of laid
to the B0Ol i*rds.
Methods of entail/tangt dlnideee
have not changed In thirty-flv, cen-
turies. 1m/dation Is about the only pre -
rebore. 1f tort ■ remedy. Clone clinical
oleie'rvatloa of tmmlgranta to the
d'nfte.l Staten and South American
conntripa has pt gt Ind.the plague in
theme regigpa. »lrnp.•m n /two
a
must all have c to uf�1 from the ad-
mlaslon to the mutt et pertw, in
very primary "'tate of .Mw Ue,t
dipp•llla�on Sheet
Leprosy is the oldest of '11410111111e111which - — -
Water aid Corn -
miesiob is pleated td'snnounec
areduction of one dollar per
annum on house water rates
from January 1st. Owing to
the large number of takers
this reduction means con-
siderable lees revenue, and
consumers are asked to oo-
°perste in the scummiest
.-1lw.teJ,RVasr n✓ *k..tIaa -:�r►. r.�
ing that the water is a.i
wasted and that all leaky taps
or services are fixed at once.
L. L. Knox, W. T ?gurney,
Secy. Chairman.
Lawn and
Verandah
carni tttre
st a
�V ht eler's
FUR_ 11_i1JRE DEALER sad
AL DIRECTOR
Phones: Store 33.5, Res. RFilLrt
Gedericb, Oat.
afflict mankind.
a
Be Consistent
itiPP YOUR PLUMBING
a�ID HEATING AS UP TO
DATE AS THE REST OF
YOITR HOME .
Estimates cheerfully
-* submitted
1
John Pinder
Phone 127. Box No. 131
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