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BY CHARLES G.
(Editor of "rho Sunday School Ttmett)
TRUMBULL
SAMUEL'S FAREWELL
Sunday. July 1).—! S tinu:1 13,
Golden Text
Thy levingkiitiiiiesa is before taim
s an 1 T Imve wliketi in 't."1
trutit, 11:ut. 26;3.)
(4c 1,1',:t!,•71 1.11111::::,27 to Samuel 111;1
ilc o.n11 have known eth: 7
wiFe. T1.1 it.tatt 1.21 op
timos y7y,•
truth tr.,,1 in a •autot,u,
Itt.77,11,,le,17• way. ts-hieli iloos ••7: .t•
ply ts: ordinary life. Tin•o,,,r,t
fl. 42 t.he inselre I t•tire-i::tytt.
Coe -4 111,.'01*,1,
ern.' oil tinto, a special stt, t,••tt, ::71
•til Elis an 1 tettnn-s•
:.oreg•atasilia.g4.
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Bible vas hare a pecuti
begaus••• of this.
Atn1 so the farewell s71 th,
agyd et•eintot and iudaio. Sagmaei to
the in•opL• or God. ;7:a•io 211.re.
11••••'1.10;" 11,011 th:V -1311.1
b0..11 1:110W11 apart _from God's sti•e-
dal ret-ohrtion to Sanuiel. ity 7,no
of the few Bible chit mens of whom
no outstanding sin Is racordeid Jn
tbir public aldresa to Isstel Oat 1;1 ,t1
for some thirty -thy v•, -•at..., aft•. -r this,
but it :an , his vai.• pail-
licly challenged hist peat.: • so eonvlat
him of having wronged theta in arts
way, and they heartily tsstifiel: to la:s
clean record.
Then he called to Duda mill& the
great things God hal -ion•• fo..•
through her history. It was not a.
"patriotic" address in the mega', FCTISC
of that term. which exalts and stsorl-
fies
a nation and Its a•r-sit in,•ti, set-
ting forth th, mighty thing', the na-
tion has ion ,•:. There is non7, of that
in the Bible. What Simnel did was
to tell his nation th o mitriuty and elate-
icus and loving things God had un-
deservedly done for them, T1. ass
minded them of thair faoures and
aaultiog misery asai slider -Mg,
and how God ha 1 c1011VOrir1 7111 in as
they aoknowledged their sia and cried
out to Him.
But Samu7•1• hos a fresh n. -
tic. -nal sin to bring 1)t ,r Israel. He
hat', .sahl same thin in lest week'o.
lesson, anti this gives it the solemn
Las, rasassivanass of reit. i tion. Herat
is the charge: Israel had said: "Nay;
but a King shall reigt, oyes ea; whoa
the Lord your God vsaii aouT King."
What a lesson that !s in ilia duty
ami privilege of full suerorales to the
Loisi Jesus Christ on tho part of
vet'!,* Christian: Whenotter wo hold
an to anything that God would have
us let go, or when -aas ass holding
an to (ma own lives le • aal of
th•sa v.holly onto lh,, we tire
saylTa1 rr-a. T•ig shad reign
ovtr tis." 1,11-c•n all the t! -,t• the Lord
Gm God is our :King.
euen tin Samuel, node: God'o
dircetion_ a.- aired Israel the:
wchild fent the Lori and 0.".11-0 Ilim
1111,; 011,y His video, a:`.• 4-.1111 Ise well,
Disobedience and 1,•0••! in 212.121 1
ttritil. God's hand •,g,i'mt tit, 10 0.7 1 1
11Z66 t1,011 110'0110 1 ltr•i1
Then vont, a 12311:0•1•7 iluien Goa to
authentionie th,. wo,d, on 1 ,oithoriti;
of His prophet, Samuel >1', '4
that it would come to "that ye
anay perceive and as, that you,-
wickeluess is great, rhich ya have
done in the sight of trio Lord, in ask-
ing you a King." Samuel prinsid
tataratirtataria--atattatatias.-aaimsagasaiatisaso
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
And all kinds of Business
Stationery printed at The
Post Publishing House.
We will do a job that will
do credit to your business.
Look over your stook of
(Vice Stationery and if it
requires replenishing call
as by telephone 81,
The Pot Puhliehing Nose
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tn: great st1i,•71
7'; ,•1' hctit • Lord to
k, you ills peoole,”
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111 24 !DV,: 101‘1 11-0 Ott' roasol,
v'hy Cod hos not forsaken any of u,
t us r7o1.-mber, 20nirhaps the
91'' 11247 : •aehling in t -his 1: sson, the
eh, prophetl., word to W., !topple:
"Moreover. te, for mo, God forbid
1:st 1 should .,in i:gainst th•• Loil 11,
k•',.:110: to !Tay for ynt.'"rhos-,
W ore God's own people: Co1 knew
Iter than Samuel what they need-
ed: nevertheless :iittnuol kept op
to: ying for them.
If it is ft duty to patsy, it is a sin
not to pray. One of the greatest in-
it,ries we can do any he0.7031 cot.
whom Ice have any 110 teslibloy
to :ail to Dray for
IS COMING TO CANADA
Prince George is gutng to accom-
pany his brother, the Prince of
Wales, and Premier Baldwin 011 their
Pending' visit to, Canada eitriy in Au -
slat, it was announced last week,
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Moro horr'•ags are being eaught olI
the Irish coast this 4>',> 4332> thou in
any year sieve 19111.
A department store III Prague (12
''1' in its window.; the 117111177 of the
window trimmer.
Oros Dam, said to be one of the
largest irrigation dams in the
is to be completed by the Govern -
112011t of Braail.
Moon builings were started in
Canada in the 91st -Nue months of
this year than in the same perioti in
the past seven years,
WhIe many factories in Castello -
:Slovakia making the famous Gablon3
glass have had a dwinatidg business •
those producing imitation sowels and
rhinestones are rushed 110 3111 result
of fashion's dictators in nearly all
pings of the civilized vassal, •
Lentieutt, ttalladian oil C.Tent,:ms,
•.. le,- ill.Par' cieio:ey :iloryl nnl Pc''teti
"•••':• • • lin•
1', 1(4 nnorther th•• .1, 3, la late Car-
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Huron Man Directing
World's Poultry Congress
Itominion Poultry IL.rtbanclo1.11,,
Rotarian, gentleman and ad -round
good aellow. This last two 11112 2103-
.5 sum up the man---Fre•1 C.
Elford, but many more may be used
to ,rapreeatt.• his ability as an otestai-
zer, administrator and 3)11') 1121>0
This job of directing vat is
Poultry Congress to be held at 03-
F'. C. ELFORD
Gfneral Director, Wor'd's Poultry
Congre AS,
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twat July 27th to August -Ith is -no
small one, 110 the following few facts
will emphasize:
Delegates expected Ira n foreign
countries. about (1000.
All continents will hare delegaGs
present.
Nearly twoscore countries will be
11'1 1:ttsentutl.
Many of world's most famous! scien
.iot: will ;present papers.
Many countries will stagai exhibits,
lath 31> >'23t1011111 and live bird,
Over ten thousand bitrds will be on
&maid College at Ste. Anne de Twin-
wa., Quebec. Four years later, -1.1
1011, for a few months he engattod,
in a commercial poultry undertokina,
but he was, called to Ottawa in 11112
and became Dominion Poultry Hes-
bandman, which position he still
holds. With the whole Experimental
Farm system of Canada under his
direction so l'ar as poulbar work is
concerned, he has built the division
uo so that its results are recognized
throughout the whole aorld. Largely
as a result of his efforts, the mast
important development of reglastrit
tion has been inaugurated, and has
caused the eyes of th.' noultay world
to be turned to Canada mid i.s ex-
perimental Sams.
In 1924 'Mr. Elford was Canada's
chief delegate to the World's Poul-
try Congress held at Bal Spain
and through his efforts Canada ,Se-
vured the World's Poultry Congress
for 1927, As a speaker, Mr. Ellord
15 well and favorably known from
roast to coast, and through the United
Elates of America as well as on the
Continent, and as such the demand
for his services is widespread.
A SAVING IN SEAT COVERS.
The seat covers used in minor cars
generally wear first itt the scams. In
order to prevent this it Is a good
plan to reinforce the seams by sew-
ing over them a strip of :saltation
loather about an inch wide. The
strips arc sewed to the ,'over 'Cloth
on each side of the seam. This re-
inforcement also prevents dust from
accumulating in the seams mid thete.
by adds to the cleanliness :if the
cover.
I3LOCKS DISCUSSION
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exhibit ion,
This show will constitute the finest
01101' staged in any part of the worll,
There will be thousands of viaiters
in addition to the delegate:.
To gitt directing genius of such
a vast organization as as necessary to
the carrying out of a t.istril. ON:011T„ 13
mail must measure high in the esteem
of his Government, -the leaders in the
industry and the eitiaenra at largo.
"Fred" Elford, as he 13 popularly
known to all who have had Loa plea-
sure of his aaqualntanc) 38consdior-
ed the ideal man for tate great work,
being fitted both by temperament and
by ability for the intense and eua
less effort which is entailed. .An On-
tario boy, he is a native of Relines-,
villa, in Huron County, He has lived
and worked in Canada's capital for
nearly three decades, his first con-
neetion with the Department of Ag-
riculture, Live Stock Branch, being
in 1001, when he took charge of at
demonstration farm at Moine
In 100•4 ho was called to Ottawa to
take charge of the Poultry Division
remaining at this post two yeas,
when he left to enter mi the work of
organizing and admiaistering the
ioultry department at the new liaise..
Frank B. kellegg, Secretary
of State, who has, ordered the Wash-
ington delegation at Geneva to refuse
to comply with Britain's request for
discussion of capital ships,
C.Alitl4RA. I
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Iiighast Peak of Mechanical 1Pertetts.
that In Aerial Photograph).
The hi: hest peak, of mechanical I,
17,12' 03 11711 ilt a••lial phoio!,7aplly 11115
3,o•11 euttoliod, 111 33 new camera used
;11 the "tchind of Photography
at Paraborougn, ifingland.
When the pilot wishes to take 81
photonvann of the g.round below him,
he tit,a,h; 1>23
electric current throuel.. as Cho
eantera The vainera 1100a
th 1511, oht, 11,13Itit,
photograpItt; ut regu t• intert ;Ms on
zstus,1t
1: 13.t
31,t nir,• wide, with-
out fault or Atop, Unless the pilot
it sets it.3 553117 111,for >'X31"44>1 1'00,
1)>>,! f30t. 11.0040010 bef 00011 010 10 -
graph is due a rod light appears on
tie• davhbottr,1 and 20111 141 the pilot
:•,t that litt may tilt his machine to
the desired angle.
After the pitott,granii has horn tan -
en, UM roll 111''. ('i al. '3123 MO uremia's
to take another snap, while the Word
"set" appears on a dial in front of
the pilot, The saol.• proct ss is re.
neated olio hundred times, when the
camera automatically 74,7p8.
The pilot can also lake pictures in
tho intervals 1)5 'tWo,11 litio regular
snaps by pressing 0 no her button.
131a1s anti pointers dettote httw tenor
exposures have been made, at what
intervals, 01.. low.ttli of the
and whether ihe camera is acly for
anoth.•r p3>'> >i>"',
I's" w!ll bo teed on all
23. >1313 „e
1.1 13 Maleta, w 17, re 11,1 30 ittt:.n
1 oltein of
WW1411111 L. 1L, 11- d int,. a Wall.
at! obvious tte,gol:1 o, Ottll
it1
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k^item on tiro A1011Zu2l.
A land ante ,•tit 62313
.117::.:0Veroti 777, Malitore, co,. et tho
t''''at ,u' the A,oitztlit. 1 y
ooslina, terat,-•riy l0'113•1
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Minisler0 i1.•i14-!11, 'Who c!...:77411
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book, '"rravel and Advent or- it. Mat,y
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L'1123drt•.1;(,112,3 00 0110 t:00, -,0/1 had,
1C111 311,f :I 3! :11 4>2,' 1 i W11,11 110
00111, j, 11 !mt,
lost?">23 he 1111121 >11)1,',
• jaguars might have 5132(11me," said Mr. Clouting,
"not bo possible." se2o1 the heir -
caste, "bu1 it is far more likely Unit
„, oo. 'would have been (1,..•vou1'0d
ants. YOU 11101114 111210 30011 ttlf. ants
edleel: round you from all sides.
''1074>31>0 11`011/0 11111'0 compelled
you to 1:11 00, 11(12 1110 4',>,' would not
be far tib-tunt when, exit:Aust.-3 by
lack of food and %eater, you could 421
110 f111'11101`, Y011 11001 Id have lain
down, and the ants would havtt col-
lected round :.7th in in)riads and
would have .auten you."
Mr, Gosling travelled at times
through forests Inhabited by wild 10-
dianS who shoot at sight with Id:ton-
ed arrows, a wound from which anuns
death. Ho had to go without bread
for >s'ven Months,
BURIED 335 A (,'L,2(1 81.13.
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Broken Alpen-mork 'Pr/wetly
of 1870.
A broken alpelt-etock btaring the •
name "Dr. J. Ilegn" was 11,1431 by
011,1408 at the of Gliteior ties
itossons, which "liem-s” 3,.7,11 from
the summit of Mont Diane. ')'',lo find
bronglit hack to memory the most
turrible accident in Alpine history,
,witen elevon nt.,:iF17! d mt. lite
sularnit of tin, nionotain 111 Niolent
11.- 01011 11101 al for a week,
1,, .4001 01100 0, 181o. (1, Mc -
Cork incltle, t and tw:>
A0101t1C11111, 1//'. 13,2111 11.1111 '41>', ;111)1(14,1,
ti01. Oat 3r,177 Chamorix 1211 >) Oh:Alt
truides.1>271> reaelled the 01.1 01 Mit in 1
(1.,n1 li1f111 w' •ather. 81(3' 11,21 Ditty began
Life desc,mt, FL 011 D10-81 ''14)3 started,
and not one of the ev• WaS Pnon '
a:1).0 again.
?Ater, a party of ruffles found the
inalits tive including tite
citrgymnr
a and D. llettn, hut the
Inv' never been discovered.
It is prohalillo• they will ' '4''111144411)'follow the till -tee -stork. .Tbe glacier
11'211,1'1,4 at tit,. laie 1.0,3 feet it
Ittrit•-•'t >,''r'''11:1,. a glee's::
ice -river has retained its dead la
lye
l'er-onyears, the victims being Dr,
!lame] and his guides. who perished •
on 'Mont 1(11111,' >1 1R20, and whose
111>43,11were found 111, terminal of •
tho Ilossons 0 ir,cier in 1.361.
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stamps. Ore-emi: ol•JeTe '0 '1''11',), of Sir Joint A. Mot...Mould; Two -
cent — 131'1'41, 1'03,11,tt 1001;011 03' Q11dtoc Conference, 111237;Tiiree-cent
red, ccatve of Parliament Buildings; Five -cent — purple, Sir Wil-
frid Lauriel
r; 'wolv,:t-ecat -- blue, maps of Dominion as it is with four
original confederation he:te
tie:: tleoletl; Twenty-eent — (11'n1150red,
stages of mail transportation in Canada, the dog -train, the maii-ritler, the
steamship, the railway and the airplane.
my LADY'S
COLUMN.
BEAUTIFUL TREES ..
Tree.,, like human Ind ng -t, appre-
ciate a daily bath. Torniair the hose
or them, espec!ally when they are
Yeneg, helps them to g'o'.'.' mai
flOurish.
SPOTLESS GLOVES
Never put dress gloves of fltli-
cote tilt 116011y with spots on sham,
Cleansers on the market will remove
spots without leaving
UNNECESSARY WORK. .
All extra -extras should be put 11-
'41113' in summer time 01
to 3'0 till house
wife. That includes small ornaments
for mantel, many small rugs and
such things as intricate mend or
ivory lamps or decorations. .
ESCALLOPED VEGErAnizs
Left -over fresh vegotablis make
satisfying luncheon or supper dish-
es creamed with hari-b stied eggs
baked with top covering' of cheese
and cracker crumbs.
POPULAR .PURPLE
Violet and purple gowns, in chif-
fon, satin and lace, were noticeable
for their number and beadty at the
Ritz Carlton at a recent smart din-
ner dance,
SUMMER DESSERT ..
An appealing fruit whip may be
made by mashing any fruit, uncooked
and heating it with white 0.!!egg
over a dish of cracked ice, Swam in
glasses.
TASTY SALAD
For variety, grate differ:nit kinds
Of cheese into, French tke,s'ng.
Grated Roquefort is especially des
ightful used with Romaine.
Bobbed Tails for Birds.
A ta presentative of a tribe of birds
which includes the only kind In the
world known to prae!lee pelf-decor-
s:inn has arrived at the London Zoo,
It Is a narthaninian :Woburn-, from
America, and it. 00,111 iitgly v015-
(4,10,4 relative is known as Die ,Thacs
Itta-taited motinot.
Itzieket-tails (212' not unconunon 3(13
natural adornments of many birds,
but the Motmot produces his artin-
far he nibbles away the vane
on each side of the shaft on the two
intddle tail -feathers until thy desired
shape Is obtained,
121 excessive vanity prompted the
Motima's ancestors to nibble their
tails, as 10 pl'Obabift, 01 18 would se-
coont for the habit becoming In-
stinctive.
1115 evident at any rate, that the
females learned to regard a raeket-
tailed suitor as specially desirable,
otherwise the "fashion" 'would have,
died out,
Reek.
!Rook is a common bird of the crow
family. It is quite numerous In the
northern districts of Eastern Canada.
During the breeding season rooks
form colonies, building their nests in
the tops of tall trees, The rook of
our north country is black and con-
siderably larger than a crow.
The Ilighcst
The highest building is the Woo,
worth to New York City, height 793
feet.
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New SHAWL
A square of the softeat 04 black
velvet, taking a deep ;WA fringed
edging, makes a litanies!: 01.113111g
shawl for wear over delicke chiffon
1.011111:1.
PIRATES—NO !
TREASURF.S -- YES
l'irat,s. Treasure and the Spanish
3113133 h.,ve hoett associatod in legend
ard story for countle,,t agits. True
ti,ere are no pirates now there
:-3111 the Illro of teea,11 l'ft, 31)111-
3» '110.11"' of journeys 0M: tit.? peaks of
tit, Canadian Pacitie Bookies through
to the sea, of the Paciiie and western
cities of Vancouver mid Victoria.
See it 1131 in planned bit'orehand con1-
fort without tedious b',li>,u 412311 and '4000-
114' 00)1' 101110y11 1100 11111'111g twenty -
oto• days Oast will live in svaimatat
memory under the ttu:pices of the
1Vorld'74 Greatest Travel System, The
Canadian Pacific :wim e•grterittneed
personal direction of Sinclair I.aird.
Ask 11. L. Jackson, Bra.: 4e's, for the
1.1.3, to ihe Treasure ('110,1.
, MAY RETIRE
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MORE YOKES
Yokes grow more. pooniaa on Archbishop McNeil, head of the
dresses, blouses, coats, pyjamas, night Roman Catholic Diocese of Toron-
gowns and now beach tuntinnes ole to, whose early retirement at his 0)111
utilizing this seasonal smart toile]) request is rumored,
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