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hulk; Of the ,export will ,:oast starto -
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' until October..With the storage stocks:
less than a year' ale,. the outlook for the
4egg 'market duly" the winter continues.
'veryfavo"rable Farmer are appreclat-
Mg more and More the fact 'that poultry
is providing a profitable ' .route throw
which they may market some of their
surplus grains. -
ming The 'Files
Most efforts to keep' clear of stable :ilea
have• been restricted to :spraying the flies.
on the cows. The 'suggestion Is 'Pow 1
made that the flies be fought in the std
hie as well. The idea is to spray .'while
they are settled .arc the `Walls and ceiling.
- If this spraying is done in the early
morning it will be more effective as the
31ies lore then sluggish in their Move-
ments. Late afternoon is also a good
time. Close the stable and spray with a
line mist that as theair. One part of
formalin in 19 parts of milk or ,Sweeten-
ed water makes a good and cheap spray.
The same mixture may be left around in
plates for the flies to drink. Keeping all
[manure cleared away from the stable and
yards will rel love breedingilacea for the
flies and reduce the nuisance. Where it
is not convenient to move the manure to
the fields, it should be kept in a screen -
received Were, considerably higher!,.
for a ribber of,Yeare. Dome tic 'pr•ie��,.
of eertliln late ':T 'ieties o#'. applea• rimy
1 some of these ,arieties Ott,.a tlie,•p3
its.. . Y �
tenter exp: rt •earegarY. and in this went •
Daily Sept , +to. ,Oct.
1G''�,11 'n �:.,.in11tl, 3Q gays
. ; lj(iktil0 1 'd0' Its t' *diyocate this type of
Adopi for diners, It ht • be worth
- -- -- -- ode- u e) at to very large extent by
e« its from, Oiataria nay be idea'
, to.
;lCo . ![!dere expert' pl;: era„ t±:,peGlally When the
"ab ow els, 1► payment of add* ;
'oar bei. 73,4 , . 'pair: ., . . opponents ve opened the blddt1ag, Qf
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charge, of a�p oxuaLo+lellr 25� ,pit a d �4�
a . vlur5,e there many p t 1..11s a1n
L"anacliaa 'Wesal Clip ' the couch elsCr ifil eu fare r'f or cabs ; siotyst to a'f' grief PAY be encounter.
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pith ear &eco ypl�+' ed► but IteneraitY speak! , f thank mars
xaada uses about ,foul' i>Qillion pounds pQ't'>ioH` oturllt - t CC.
Apple Output Down
Early varieties of apples, which ac-
count for approximately 25 per cent of
the commer;,ia1 crop in Ohtaric, yielded
:linos[ p t _n final. The production of
to varieties is ,most severely reduced
ue to winter -killing of most exceptional
proportions and to frost damage at blos-
som time. The estimated, commercial
- _.out•pus-•--of, a ppies•.•-in_-Ontario• -1ss.. 320,60
e. barrels -- -this year ---as_ -compared ---wit
1.068,700 barrels in 1833. -Exports of ap-
ples from Ontario, which attained a re-
cord volume of more than. 500,000 bar -
I -el$ la season, -are' not expected eto ex-
seed 75,090 barrels ' this season. • ,Early
apples were in good demand and prices
o•r
f wool ecovered from raga every year, modataon- MO be secured aft rept" coli be said In their raver than against
FLYPADS
n addition to_ her own cloinestis Clip and ' late berth '[dotes. them: One thing however . Is certain.
imported' supplies. T`lie wool grown in
Clanada provide:l only about alio+thirst of Never try to -fool your opponents and in -
the ' req ementa ox' the Canadian: textile +and 1. stations' W h p clydent1y Ygiir _Partner, unless you are
in4iistiT, so [brat the Dominion imports , C�. g, _. esx t did ,e' prepared too rresoue yourself. The fol.
annual?; bout eight millioin pounds of : : ' lowing hand is a fair! r koo 1 example.
Full .particulars from ally agent
•o'lean raw wool and twelve uiil- !'t_ _ 7r 71 _• '+t The bidding: - .
lion' pounds of yarn and other sem*.
manufactures of wool. On the other
.Stinday Afterricon
13y ISABEL MW 0
.,. (oderieh► Wit}
o*ad. Mite all mien: i the .;P ,
C3"er � ill' ,Itis works His °mercy Is..
Tiy works;; all per. t;r Tate alord; �.
Toy s4,..O Lard. Thy name stiff
es*.
, , Scottish .Psalter.
PRAYER
Heap us, 0 I,iord, to speak the praises
of Thy name thin. Thy' kingdom may
'comes and Thy will be done "hi, • and
through us. Atfien.
S. S. LESSO141 FOR SEPT. 34, 1934
[uses► TVople-r•Re'tIew; ' + 0d In Hebrew
Olsten's
hand, on an aversge about one-third of Both sides vulnerable. '
the wool grown. in Canada t exported. . and to lead, urged Mrs. Eaton. There
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Points on Hoa Feeding are millions who have never heard of
Ghon and we fare responsible for them,
t The big thing for the hog feeds: to „What can we do?" she asked, "Pray --
keep in mind, according to the porninion
Animal 14usbandrtian, is "the feeder the W.M.S. was born in prayer, belief in
needs the frame but the packer wants the honest, fervent prayer. God is the only
finish;" and the ideal type which sells solution to our difficulties. Jesus turned
as the "select" 'bacon hog must have tO God in prayer. Foster the thought in:
both_: _Grow_ the' frame first. Never feed. the ycnang girls that God has something
more than pigs will clean up; overfeed for thein to do. Why are the V. M. E.
ing, particularly of heavy or unbalanced i Auxiliaries decreasing in members. As
rations, causes unthriftiness. which in God is true, as we go to Him in prayer,
turn is the common cause of short, thick We will see' His working in them. Do we
pigs. For the first four months the pit; put God on our program committee? If
should clean his trough and look for
more. swe -pray -for our meeting every day, we
• will not forget it. If we pray for our
Goad Care Essential minister ,every day, our pew will not be
The properly balanced ration aV tom- vacant. Study -the Word of God and
plashes wonderful- results, -whens••fed so -sprays -The 1o••ndatioh- of the W. M. S.
stook that is rightly bred. well managed, was raidli a rock of -prayers -011r great
an correctly" -housed: ' `" ` rest iffleu1ty 5 not closed" doors, ;but
Houses arid- equipment, suoh as brood -1 closed hearts. For the sake Of the youth
ers, feed hoppers,, drinking pans, etc., let us not stand idly by but rally round
that. areo sufficient_ to. -accommodate-10a. .0-the•"mfse.ionarysenterprises;•that--•wesmay:
•rks _ ci1L not take care_of X4.0 _-tea ifs- ' do our part to make ,the_ dreaarr_ tri- -sev=
factory growth cannot be made under •
such conditions.' Growing stock needs' enty years age come true. "The World
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The bidding :- . `
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Pass' Pass (1) 1 Spade Pass
1 N.T.(2) _Pquble(3) 2 Clubs(4) _ Pass
• Pass-- ' 2 --Hearts -3 'Clubs Pass
. Pass. • Pass
Pass
(1) The hand lacks a half trick and
-7-should-not be opened:--....__._ -._..-,
(2) n spades.t ck-or 'less -and
'support t~
(3) The Double is put in to try and
conceal the nature of the - South
hand. If .allowed to stand South has
a fair chance 01 taking seven heart
tricks and setting the 1 N. T. con-
tract. 1f North has a very weak
,hand and has not bid he must take
the double out.
lots of feed; provide a good grain feed,
for Christ."
send a good t wing nias1 in hoppers to A -Very . inspiring -part -of the program
the birds can get it. . I was a session of prayer, the topic having
The condition. of a carcass when at is! been arranged by Mrs. Duggan and Mrs.
marketed depends almost entirely on the, McDonald of Clinton, and beautifully
way the bird Is cared for up to the time interpreted by Mrs. Gordon of Exeter
it is killed. 'This means the way M. Mrs. Houston of Bayfield, and Mrs. Bar -
which it hi grown and the way it is fat -1 net' of. Goderich.
tened sloe -Market.
A poorly grown bird .will not take on The da,"r ended with a prayer by Mrs.
weight satisfactorily; its digestive organs Merton A.' Reid in which she summarized-
' have not developed sufficiently to handle . the blessings derived from the meeting
the more or less concentrated feed that in' a beautiful tribute of thanks to God
is f uring Alio fattening period, nor and a further confirmation of,the truth
does the bird have the vitality to stand1 of His promises. r •
Each pad will kill flies all day and
every day for three ,weeks.
3 pada in each packet.
10 CENTS PER' PACKET
-at Druggists, :Grocer", .General Stores.
WHY PAY MORE?
2HE wri SON,ELY-?AD,CO.. Hamilton. 9m.
Paint Special for one week
On the Broadway of Goderich
Water for Lawn_.
Or
Garden Service
may be used from
7 to 8 o'clock a. m.
and from
f Sto .9 IAIOck
in the evening.
Applicaitions for 'lawn ser-
vice must be made before
use, at the Hydro Stare.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
(Continued from page 4)
Mrs, Eaton has the gift of , a true speak-
er; she put her picture. before her aud-
ience, herself in he background.
, The 70th' anniversary is the outcome
of a dream in 1864 of a United Canada,(
loyalty to God; a dream of, the whole°i
world for Christ. Thousands of women
have that vision; some day it will come
4d- '.€tr--Ee,to e a a n
atmosphere of remembrance, in the(
„imintio plo„ 3147 ponos )l nq u=muo 4,
-there was a birthday cake cut by a I
-charter , member who had a vision.
Woman's effort comes from a realization
of what Christ has done for woman. It
is said, God does not need us, but has
chosen us to carry out His -plan.
In 1876 missionary work commenced
in Toronto and the West beingundevel-
oped, it was foreign work. - The leaders
felt their- utter dependence on God's
guidance and spent much time in prayer,
their -greater vision being -the -world -for_
Christ. The third link was the forma-
tion of the Home Missionary Society In
1903. The union of the Montreal Mis-
sionary Society, the Foreign Society and
the Home Society was in 1914. In 1925
just five members were left on the board
and they too, had a vision. They spent
all one day in prayer, then rose ready
for action. Nine years later, 1934, is
celebrated the 70th anniversary in Mon-
treal Where the W.M.S. of the Presbyter-
ian Church in Canada had its origin.
Mrs. Eaton then, in her mind, took
those present with `her to the top of the
church where one looked out With all who
were at the council meeting, at the
structure that had been built. They saw
the evolution of the "W.M.S.-each de-
partment born of a need -each need born
by the grotgth and, development of our
country. • They saw the different work-
ers, each at his own post. One sake it
all, stretching from coast to coast of our
Canada. Then they looked out beyond
the waters and -saw the - missionaries each
in turn at work in his or her adopted
home, Mrs. Eaton did not forget in her
picture „those who had- helped in - the
building of the structure and had 'gone
to their rest. One saw the Tablet of
Remembrance and en it a new star 'for
Mildred Souter.
This -wonderful structure of W. M. S.
work all came from a woman's vision
seventy 'years ago and it is still ir..ez5n-
struction. Two thirds of the people
have never heard of Christ. Everywhere
men and women are rieeded to carry on
SOURED ON THE
WORLD? -THAT'S LIVER
Wake up yo• ur Liver Bile
-No Calomel necessary
Many people who feel sour, sluggish and
generally 'Wretched make the mistake of taking
salts. oil, mineral water. laxative candy or
chewing gum, os •roughage which only move
the bowels and ig�naore the liver.
What you needuia to wake up your liver
bile. Start your liver pouring the doily two,
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels: Get
your atomach•nnd intestines working as they
should, ince more.
g Carter • Little Liver Pills -will soon fix you,
up. Pure,v vegetable. S•fe.. Sure. Quick.
Ask for th.tn►' by .name. ttefuse -substitutes.
26c. at all o.iuggieta. 61
(4) Not a good bid. With so 'much
strength a bid of 3 Clubs „would be
better as a game looks possible. July 22 -r -Elijah > Hearn God's )/ecce.
South played the contract in 3 Hearts -I' Rings 19:9-18.
-I Srimuel- 3-88 -1 to be reconciled to these -who are willing -Mr. ariddellea ~W. A. Campbell and fern -------
Lesson Piuebrcws 41:32-40.
Goldin' Text -Psalm 145:13,
July 1--Ahliah and The Divided King-
dom.
-1 Kings 11:29-39.
-Proverbs 16:18, `
"The Lord was angry with Solomon•
because his heart was turned from the
Lord God of Israel." Inconsequence of
this backsliding God told him He would
rend the Kingdom from him and give it
to his servant. The prophet Alijah was
sent to this servant Jerboam to tell him
ten tribes were to be given to him to
reign over so long as he obeyed God and
walked in His ways.
July 8 --Asa Relicts On Ctod.
-II Chronicles 15:1-12.
--Hebrews 13:6. •
For ten years after Asa ° came to the
throne tate country had peace from its
enemies. When the Ethopian army in-
vaded Juilah Asa cried unto the Lord for
help- and Wort-= t great"vletor`-y. After-
wards the.. people gathered at Jerusalem
to offer' thrmks"und fa --re siva1 of -religiorr!-
among the people was the outcome fol-
lewed by a reformation in the public and
ravate"nrorais- of•• the- nation. es -- -
importint tiettsr ti erits
• ;
1� ail •tQ 20% � % Thicker Tread
• Broader Nonskid Shoulders
ID Higher Nortstskid Blocks
e Pull Centre 'Traction
is 25% More Tread Wear
+� 2 Cord Breaker Strips
+r' Superpwist Cord. Carcass
if Saving. in Price 4 • .
site 30 x 450,.. ,, . "8.9M
0 Sire 28 3‘4173 s 9.84
Saw 28 x 523 811:86
Site 29 * 554 .. 813.50
12 months
su rantes .
asainst
defects and
road hazards.
GODERICI- ONTARIO
y detriment not only of their bodies but of
- -Matthew 6:32.
,The first reference to Elijah was when
he confronted Ahab and told him be- , Aug. 26--11osea Preaches Gctil's Love.
cause of his 'apostasy there would • be' '---IIorea 11:1-4, 8, 9; 14:4-9.
neither dew'nor rain, but according to -John 3:16,
his word. Luring this time of drought Hosea prophesied aYalnst the house of
Elijah was fed first by the ravens and Israel for many years and lived to see
afterwards, miraculously also, by a widow the fulfilment of his prophesy; but he
whose supplies were about exhausted also spoke words of persuasive love in
when he asked her for food. ; God's name revealing the drawing power
! of -a loving 4ather; revealing also his wit -
which bid was made --Fiteclubs'"e-Ali be
made by West, also three spades.
NEXT WEEK'S HAND
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Ptalmerstor,, --- Listowel
Wingham --- Kincardine
Orangeville --- Ower Sour
London --- Windsor
,and intermediate points)
WESTFIELD
(Intended for last week)
Several from this -vicinity intend tak-
ing' in 1.,cindon Fair this week.
Mr. Win. McDowell and Mr, and Mrs.
Norman McDowell were London visitors
on Tuesday, "-
Mr. Fred J. Coos motored to London
_last Thursday \and purchased anensilage
cut box.'
Mr. Wm. Elsley and his mother. Mrs. .
J. Elsley. `of Senmiller,\vtsited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robs, Snell.
Elijah became d'f`scouraged and like ato be reconciled to Him., fly visited on Sunday with Mrs Caine -
coward fled from the scene of his won-, f bell's mother, Mrs. E:.. os. of Dun•ggatt-
derful- victory •over the prophets of Baal. Sept. 2 -[~fish "Champions The Oppres- non. -
Corn cutting and silo filling is the or-
der of the day. The corn is a very good
crop this year, in spite of the dry sum-
mer.
Mx and Mrs. W A Campbell and fam-
Wlnnlfred Campbell and Mrs Bert Tar- .
lois were guests on Sunday at. the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. '1yerman If Sea -
He was met_ by God in the wilderness and red.
asked what he was doing there so far . -Micah 6:1-12.
from his home. He excused himself by-1Flle;ah 6:8:
saying he 'was the only one that was left Micah points out God's goodness In the
in Israel who was Jealous for the Lord days when Israel was a Young nation 4
God a1 hosts. God revealed his power to and how ungrateful they had been in I
him and then spoke to ham in a "still f forsaking his worship.
small voice" commanding him to return 1 '
He was given a special commission to He, rouses them to see their stns so 1
execute and then was told he was only that they want to seek God but in their l
one of seven thousand who were still own way. God thr.:ugh the prophet tells
worshippers of the true God.
July 29-Micalah Speaks The Truth. '
-1 Kings 22:14. •
Ahab wanted assurance from all the
prophets that the Lord would be with
him and the king of Israel' in their at -
1 tack on Kamalth-Gilead. There was one
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them sacrifices, even If all tney possess
will avail them nothing but that he re-
quires of them to do. Justly and love
mercy and to walk humbly with their
God.
Sept. 9-111ezeklah Lead:. His Pt•ople Back
To God.
-11 Chror.icles 30;1-9,13.
that could not be persuaded to say what -ii Chrr-nicl^s 30:9.
the others d,d, namely Just what the When Hezeklah ascended the throne of
kings wished to hear Me -stab told the, Judah he found the religious life of the
king's messenger, "As the Lord liveth people at -a low ebb. He had the door.1
what the Lord saith unto me, that will 1 cf the temple thrown open and the place
speak." - thorotie ly- cleansed. Thep he called the I
Aug. 5-Elit-ha Help The Needy. priests and Levites to a renewal of their
-Matthew 25:40.
forth.
' DOES YOU R FOOD
DISAGREE WiTH YOU?
If you can't eat without suffering
s ' .t •e• ,s'e)r ,
burn, Belching, bloating, Nausea.
Vomiting ---beware of "acid stomach".
L)on't let it continue another day.
For quick certain relief get a ' bot` i,•
of KIRK'S STOMALKA. You will 1
amazed at the way it sweetens and
tones up your: stomach. Easy to
take - -economical.' Get K I'R K''F•Z
STOMALKA. at CAMP HIE L I.'S
DR(JG STORE.
Another of life's mysteries is the
by which prom,nent citizens are
tO Sit CM [fie Sped -Zen -;liratfif`ili_
duties, After tilt ..he stanf, letters to all _
'3<•sr<rrrlot"„rontcmplatef?--a-rr< Fx""_,
the people of Judah and Israel inviting sive shirt front without longing te, v.:•:•'
Elasha had been given power to per: them to return to Jerusalem to observe
form miracles and two of them -are de- cnce again the feast :1 'the Passover
scribed ut Litz ,c • :.r.. Inc first was the SI -me from Israel respo.,ded and alt Jud-
multiplieatian of the widow's oil. It . ah obeyed their king's command so that
ceased to flow when there were no mfr,:. a great rongregatlon v. as present to sleek
vessels to be had, showing that It fa forgiveness and to renrw their :ow•s to
never God who wails but always• man. worship Jehovah. . _ -
who comes to the end of his capacity
In the sesorld ,miracle Elisha, having
been given a free-will offering, shared it
with others and what seemed not much
more than sufficient for himself, fed one
huhdred men.
Aug. 12 ---Ams Pleads For Justice.
-Amos 5:1, 10-15, 21-24.
. -Romans 13:10.
Amos was undaunted in his showing
up the stns of Israel and reproving them
for their' hypo'rihy They were not'athe-
ists but they worshipped the created
things rather than the Creator and he
-ailed upon them to "seek god and not
evil?" and he pointed out to them hew
0cil had no' pleasure in their offerings
when their hearts were far from him
.tug. 19 -Ames Deneunce'- Self-Indul -
ence (Temperance Lesson) .
Amrs 6:1-7, 11-14.
-Amos 5:14.
Amos cont ,nties his denun'dation
against the lliraelites and In today's les-
son assails th•3iie who are recklessly care-
less of the conditihn of others. Who take
no thought beyond this present Life. who
1 ro'tituts' Ilii WAY thiings to their Own
sinful devices and who drink wine to the
same' hing on it
Sept. 16 -Isaiah Cc r.'ra' 's i a e and
True Worship.
- lr slah 1:10-20.
• -Psalm 24;3, 4.
Isaiah made ment,o•i .:f the wars of
Judah and Jerusalem t,nd then told the
rulers the rause of these calamities un-
der which they were groaning Their'
worship was a :natter of form rather
than of the apirit and they must repent
anatl reform. Then God, would r, --t. if e
them to His favor. •
Sept.. 23 -Isaiah C':,urst's Rule'tf•. -
-1,alah.. 31:1-9; 37:39, 37.
- Isaiah 26:3.
.:t na •her.:!. king ('r .AsPyti:i, :a1i1-
qv e tr Jcr:raal"m inet'ad of iooktne
uli to C}e.d for help th.• people cough' to
make an alliance with Egypt Tlie pro-
phet showed them the Lolly of putting
their trust in the rhartnts and hr,rse' of
Ettypt God showed the truth of the
prophets' words by seading an angel ,t i
dsetray the .Year Frf A syrict . The king's,
pride !este 'o hi§ fail tr r he fled rer..d..taQ
s'°on after slam' by 1: :, a 11 sril'ig
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