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VISITING ENGLAND
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THE EARLY LIFE OF SAUL 1 "el!INFORMATION
'. e."'•!,'!•*.-, :•i earms he had 1
_—_- :sr., •\•,..) es..•.!. ,-nniaily 'Hot train -
Sunday, July 1—Deuteronmey ..;:se); mle iI-11'1M1'11 him for deeling 'tui ELI'
-FEEDIlve
Philippians 30-6; Acts 22 eteeeess with enilsied Gres•es on :leer own
The Golden Text ground, time ine Aratus, a Cilician
Remember now thy Creator in the Peet; Epimenides, a Cretan; aid
days of thy youth. (Eccles. 12:1). Menander, the Atleedan comedian."
Pet he knew how- to use his hands
The LeSsoe Conunittee bee done
wisely, in commencing a six months' as well as his hemi, for he learned
course in the Life and Letters of tee Clinician trade or making tents
Paul to assign he Scripture easeage. of goathair cloth (Acts 1813.)
given for this lesson. It Is a fresh (semaliel, under whom young Saul
and admirable way to be the stele 'hell =smiled the Hebrew law, was a
of Paul's character and career. tem,
way to treat the lesson in elass sveule
be to have the few verses indicated
from eaeh hook (Deuteronomy. Phil-
ippiaes, Acts) -read aloud by feree
differeut members of the class, ane
then It t ht class • volunteer all the
!blograf,bicel facts concerning. peel
that the,se vers enggest.
Thee seee,-.1 for example, ties!)
ittere)eing reeeninations of qualities
that ar.i erten supposed no.; to It
togei f',..!! .2 and brains go to-
gether;hni both. Culture sled hi.- 1 .erihly mistaken, for it perse-
Christi:elite ,se together; ?eel !fed .! -be cburcit or Christ ( Phil. 3:
bole P.1111 1Ct1 .01 and p1,. y 1.0to-
gether; Paul had both. People ofton
talk as though old-frieltioreel religiees
belief iedientes ignorance; as though
culture necessarilY turns one awny short, thick hogs.
from real Christianity; as though a
deeply pious man could not be much Jew of Tarsus. a ells' in a • It is usually accepted that a retires
of a patriot. Peel's expence re- eitleen of no mean eitY" (Act' 21; of good variety which contains about
futes these mistaken notions. 39). When I:he officer told Pied he 121 per cent of protein is about right
His name, at the beginning was his own freedom aA a .11110r young weaned pigs. and also that
not Paul, but Saul. The six verses 11,110,10 with a trreat sum," having the protein should be gradually de -
in Deuteronomy show how he was eurehas.d It Paul replied. "Ilut t ased until 'about 15 per cent is fed
trained as a ehild. His family were I wit s free horn" ) Acts 22:2141. At during the finishing period.
strict monotheists: "Hear, CI Israel;1 semses -"lee.: Phillippi. when the As 0 Matter of fact, :hese figures
The Lord Our God is one Lord." But Ineeistifee, hit') Pnul ane sees P'tohe somewhat lower than is
monotheism does not mean Uniter- bentee mei imerisoned ;old lutor rerillirod for the maximum growth
ianism, though etymologically the ol..! to ith at nt tt, and development of bacon hogs which
words may be similar. True Jedeless. Peel sent 011 hark 1 are finished when about 200 pounds
and true Christianity huve elways maelsteli, thOy liti beateh an.1 in it-04dg.
been Trinitariae. : • e • 'es A test ii)reetly eompleted at the
us es1 ss. e. see; less - Central Experheental Fat -in, Ot-
only is 11 th, .ftj41 tee, end ).'hd1 A WillaIa ration of meal and
pti-
Let Yonne:Leber thit+
eat„ to. th,, • ett..- ; a if trend:ding. the itUlt;which contained 21.3 per cent
nags:age command.; aryl exce,,,,. 1 r - net HU.- demand of a !, of prote)t for w. anti pigs and this
to Ion, Got th„ 1, tirrsonally " xi:ohm:1y decreased to 22.11 per rem
T.OVO W011. 1.171V 111 •1. with 1 11,111 (,14 ,1-11.•,171010' f011011 0011t:1111-
.11.:!' :1(1 0010 :1.1. 11.1
Scriptures. Yonne- Simi was 1.
up on that. eitt.neeaii .i! t„tii tii 13 tier cent.
He 11' 11111.,i,• • -
Ier07,11K i90.11.7ip1
part of our Bible today, wt.T'o
taught fili..2;ontly to their toiIddree,
talked about when the family- v. ;
together in their homes, efel 0,, tee
street, ;it the beelmOng o!' ee, 9 ..•• •
am? the eke, tee day. e,e; :se..10 • il JUL'S'
are passages -,vere t'e• ' 7 • i ., weeks. this
hense post, mei pe.ee :
seesefil • ,•..0 • ie. sec en wes relatively toe
are rimiere.s! fey Mir 1,7•11.171. -. •
Iltm 'thing, evidently. Srui elieut 1it •ror the self -
minted v..1.11t tle.„
1.41 •1i, th.eie mei ma
Grel. Wits e believer, eee,....e, rode -flee er the
The •
wit strict h,••• ,••• • !"." •
Up. His neseets, both: tedie...1 • •' •
obeyed the Isw of Cod. Be :lee ! , , •,. se:es • s s, • e era
wag "an :Hebrew of the itehreee sere • e ths
And he was of. ihe or • .
e(?..,3, Who Wore ale •
'their (In.T.,•. •, •
before 'Llef ( !lets 2.) )(1 ). • .e
is from e Bebeest wos..1 se.sie!),-•• s•e. ,re !,! •-e •e se; Peifslat
"son:trete." Tee ")1.•esse !•
ated into a lettere.:!•sh•er. v..1;• ',-
OVC.,ririd tin r.:t• 111'
terpretations• held In have ite,•,o eei
munieated by Jehovah to Ma,
orstlexpIanatime: efleel
with t.he lees Itsell." lemri •
had :101 1-;11.6117,00A., 1011
any sette 14 fen mei Issfe: ;vie,1.
Inter awakened to 'tliitt bel, ewer.. ,
lion of his own 19.174 Tie fee , bee. ,... es
....emus Pharisee whose good sense
woe shown in his advice to the Jewish
reemil to let the apostles alone
Gement.] was even
the Jews "the .glory of the
lew." )md he was president of the
ole) 'in under theee different Ito -
11
emperors.
When Paul, therefore, was called
to ;mow,: later 'Itiy• zealotts Pharisee -
he could say truthfully that he knew
e0i1 zeal and sympath-
eeth thum, It was sincere
Feld was proud of his nativity
1.11.1 Roman 1.17,..,1•141/p. lie remind-
ed the chief vaptain or -the• Roman
soldiers aod opetbrions v,11:: rescued
him from Yet:. mot:. that he wa., "a
OF HOGS
The praethe. of eelfsfeeding the
meal ratiol 00111 the time the pigs
ere WOZW011 until they are finished
11,1,a8su, hiend Tel aggs'entniturajloluriltnyb• Lurf ocfas,
sI -
et hogs being produced than when
eimilar meal ration is trough -fed.
Self -fed pigs are a). liberty to con-
sume all the meal or grain which :hey
desire and all pies in the lot have an
qual opportunity to do so. On the
other hand, through -fed pigs receive
their feed at stated intervals during
the day and, as there is often much
crowding. the stronger and more vig-
urous individuals obtain more than
that shore unless the attendant is
011 ileind to prOVOlit thie. lt is 0 ;mot -
mon observation tiui.t. the self -hot
hogs are more uniform than the
trough -led huge but that they are
shorter and less 101101ile for the pro-
duction of Wiltshire sides, T:1is itt
beceuse all tee pigs all the feed.
thee desire and unless this feed is
comiticive to the growth of frame
and muscle, they will develop Into
WhOle L'01.11. njj,.11 :.• tle f ei1. . tit. pigs tt•9 14 heit ris.i,...tod 101 det
11.1' .0 1,1 • .. 11 1..0"
if i.,1', 1 L.,1 rtettt 1
1,1ri ;i1141 rv're
.1 Pig.
I-000 l'"IttiOis .-
•01210,01 mid 11:1;.•11 to dirCodi
i lL Olt 1t •
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you itovi t f!ift lo ele (me
ler
11 ;:ifilts
r:r ) r 11'
1 Ktil4
Itt 0111" t...orto you will find
ettitelde Weticlines (1)111;
New Goods Just in
New China New Silverware
Colored Glass Cut Glass
New Fancy Bleck and Taillhill` Clunks
‘,.'410441
Diamond Rings Wedding Rings
Call and see these lines.
No trouble to show goods.
J. R. WENDT
Jeweler Wroxeter
11 Here an d There 1
80)
Half a million automobiles from
he United States and the provinces
of Canada (afeems; ti mill'on and
a be): persons, will :inter Montreal
during the coming tourist season,
according to the estimate of the
Montreal Tourist and Convention
Bureau.
The 1170 of the combine is ex-
pected to be more general than
ever In the 1928 harvest.. In 1921
there were 176 combines in the
Prairie Provinces, 348 being In
Saskatchewan, 25 in Alberta and 2
In Manitoba. In 1i,27 there was a
total of 530 in Saskatchewan, 221
in Alberta and 33 In Manitoba,
774 in all.
There Is considernble tree Plant-
ing activity airing the Medicine
Hat division or the Canadian Paci-
fic Railway. At Shackleton alone
tw enty-fi it' hurdles of small trees
were 111edthe mien' day front
the Pi/vestry 13...ini•11 at Indian
Head, Sit-iltatcitt-i and all are
now piaicteit. +luny and other vil-
lattes are eetnii,•iing tietrvely.
Bqualing the across the
Athletic ocean
liner; of thc, fivo
to:k 01 the "1.11L'ZIVt't"
1 ii!et.111::: l'OCOMIA
00,1`.111,0 111'1.1.1.10 trati-soortiti ion
be 11-i rm.-tiro; Pceirie Stennis
Mips. The speedy '111)111 le ni
joined the company's
rico 11,:e year and have been run-
ning fel 01.1111211t and rapid a
gervice (*amnia it n d
Europe as /10LIIY passenger boats,
ss-
qi.v.t," veteran C.P.I1.
tool: --111''
l'avlfie flyer crow 111:1-•
0CLUVOI1 1,11 .10 11110 Of 1110
'ree irele is ees
If te• ". ; treeis ee
Lee 11. elee feen teeen.)0 ned
•• .• •-,ss eon -
10
j. "Coo" 1':1t
t tho
;,.:141 is to -day one
of lee ams of the company.
Siso 1101'.1 ort in remi-
t:re es.....-Atimeie es...wives hie -
)(.1 y. 1•-1, 1icri,,rtratoriItt
111 1,. re-
'" n
0- '0 1011 l'("1.1•04,
Li t.11C1 11W St.
L " . j'i1,).4 the first (ft
; sl tte• nene or the
...• 1 I. 1
1 .01,1 ": 1tt 1,"
• 1,4ittalict
,1 14 ' ..,441 on rirlit-ol
.1i " ll:a wefere ' vovrae 0010-
'ss`'ee
• .1 e e,- s es ;111 vont o
, le.; " f -nee:
,,Li 1.1 10.10' 11111` 111
Tte of :1 John the Pare
le. iei f"1". "4.[DX,4r4t110" tO, 111.`,,O . , .
11 tCenetimn
lees1; y..1 v:teationi:41,s find it 1,0 Pc ole"
to ;,004...0 of -happy holidays in the brie. It 'oesiiin the peoviticettl
11,40 1\14'n.41.4141
will Ho.
eommodato 2.', one per:ions, will be
crowded by speetfilOrS Or a i,roncil
ranadion. oratorio. 10 be fonewed
by 0 seetutelar fIeworlre display.
On the Smelny nftereoon, Halle
floste. dement' Peeeeli thinadinn
":0710,8,1r01 0 11,,110,1 011d 01.70r 1) 100
14..00LVi V1011 rein trels. carne
lit a p,•ocosmion several
miler long thrmieli ihe streets of
Moetreal.
• 1)0,11,; i. it; F.V;.,.ttercAl Meng 4 e
240 1.011 i,1 110. 10°,1V Ls 0,1 1.... , „ ,
ed, enil veer eeelees, but ie. C. ell 7rs
.„"„, ,,,,,„„,„,,
In t lie lei i ;1 ' .., . : 1.0-, 'tell. tii '
''.."/EDNESDAYS.
ti•xt he was bOril it! Tnr.,u,', rffil
1, ',,1:: . :. fe. ele,rth
brouglit up ie A:eels...Oen) :ft tit • e. t ,, ,,e,
Inn oeset e:.
of Getenliel, V& Lem'"? .}::: 1r,c ,!.' f",o1,,' 19; th
vms i'.'1C...brat -9 ::-.', a ceivial of titieel; T.".1--‘,7',.1
l!)' Inc inil oll'.'.o --,1-e; 11 w! ; THURSDAYS
even tanke,I hy Stralv.1 L.-,-.7, .5,. Itrt014 'llesset ! e
n1
and Alexendria it' smelt scholar:41in.
is nese; line Wet. .• , -.
• ' 2 P 1 ranked les t' tiniv,frsity greti• Tara
L •
If you ere an ardent fisherman,
1 cast your line in the largeet lakes
1 for base and mufkinonge; in elle
1 smaller lakes epeckled trout proviee
ffesel :more
l'elstrfeed folders with fell infor.
met het Map of "Kawartlet
IT :thee" will efleolly given yon by
aless rnnadian National
estent.
"eseeseeeeesseesessems-sseessemeseeseeeeeserseseeteseesenfesesseentess-sseeemeenestetneseeese=
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A 11 C wrier's Scrap -
ADVISES CHANGE
Aceleig,eis,t Ctiely no is "M.o..
liz,n1 bia ter ‘1,11. for ,Ctin
l'ollowine "he nonnle set le' Co t'
litiitain.
A THRILLING
SUMNER TeLTP.
Through 1,500 Lakes ad Virgle
Forest Without a Guide.
1 Algonquin Park, in the Highlands
of Ontario, is the ideal spot for a
roving holiday. Some 2,000 feet es
hove the sea level. its cool pipe
scented nir and froth invigorming
breezes bring new life and health to
nerve -worn people,
You may paddle or hike almoef
anywhere throughout the park with-
out a guide. The fishing—speolcled
tront, salmon trout and small -mouth-
ed bass—can hardly be bettered.
The Park, with its glorious pine
woods, rocky hills, gleaming lakes
find rivers, is a veritable merest for
those who like a "be-rilan"
Every mile of its three the, -'n)
square miles is interesting and beau-
tiful.
Ask any Canadian National Rail-
ways Agent .for full informatlee
illustrated literature oe Aleoneuin
T'ark.
Merse, 1,00E AT YOUR LABE,L
• •
The Province of Ontario Building
at the Canadian National Exhibition
contains 54,720 square feet.
This year's prize list •of the Cana-
dian National Exhibition is greatly
in excess of $100,000.
The total value of the Canadian
National Exhibition Park le $15,000-
000.
It is estimated that 20,263,936 pas-
sengers were carried by London's
underground railways, omnibuses, lintheel to this one email stretch OT spark pluge are kepi cleaned and re -
and tramways during the Whitsun wire. The next step is to Wet where placed with new ones when noces-
holidays. the wire leaves the switch to go to „
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IILL•11 1,010100 : rt''ee. ,t,tt itt tit,tt, ere or there
leesesivlttt e" P1.13' 'kr I, a t.roned. TItas
itt titis iint. It 1: tint 1./11 010011 10 09 „t. to it
y /110t d61y 11/M.4.4:tic'', 1:i V.on the If thtt
to the et)utinutql life of ,ltd1 of
011e:et 1,e 11(111)01 ,I froili 11 l'l'fluliilII-'
ClieSisiGlinfe PLUGS 15 REAL er of the ro. tztl work of the (•ar tind
ECONOMY. the 11001 p1 (!1,00eet)(in. would le. rem -
1r0114 101:1 1101.k r1110',11 OP( 1' 11 year 00 Idele•
every 10 000 miles effects :in intIMrt-
a01 econOlnic saving to motorists,
Spark pluge wear out under use, and
when worn out cause Missing of the
engine, resulting in the following six
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THE. OIL FILTER.
jie certain ,o have the nil filter
tested fro intim, to time. As the oil
(dr:mins through the bearings and
1)11,9(1' expensive troubles; Pumps oil, moving parts, it is constantly pick -
cremes formation of carbon and stunk ing up fine Particles of metal, bits of
valves; poor starting and exce.sie.... dirt tind other abrasive materiel, ac -
drain on the battery; poor runeiog; cording to research engineers. To
higher )eemline consumption; laseest prevent serious wear and other
ene!ne reimir expetee.,; poor driving trouble in the engine, this abrasive
satisfaelna, Proloetion agi.insit the wett.er Is being' constantly removed
mere, tee,',),. el., setistseeeer, of 1',',P, 111,• 1'01 1,“ ,, 'AI filter. The
:.111i7FILII 0t1011,' 1,,...:,+ nialleV, 1, ;',1,'- iillor worits ntriornat!cally and with -
11.•'1 I".' 9'. 1:: 1Prg :+ iu:v.' ., i ',1 .set :11 0)1 fel: hoer periods of
set)re; pitIgn, tintc saving their cost ti, e. anti. liinntite• of its purifying
Ineliffie the s.: tee od eat, be used for
7t.'1.1.1 i.11,10,1.
--- i 11011101)j: 0,000 miles. Af'er long use,
El.r1CTIliCAI, TROUBLES 1 itleolt 10,000 1M1..., tit., 111.e -ring unit
1,, 1,,,-0." — 1.,,,. ,,, ,t,tt.,9,,,H; „,..,,,, ,. , 9, ,, 1:,ocomo,, tidoti Iril ;4 ,i!rt, ,111110'o. otm,
41,o our. 1.1to ro.l. 1.1141. 1.0 leseeet 9 tele" ree:n tie!' ell. led see no longer
Cs' belles:v. T., se., If .10 Cll. It ,..11;011111.
V011-1--1, I' "O' 001,..10,1 .
froin 0,1t. On 01010 11N0W0y
hele• sle.,1,111 t• • ,ti 1!„:. I' '1 '" '111II:10'011S
s1:1Pco, re 1, w1ro ft)]* a Motorist to do,
net oormit tno Whocis or 11 000
1'7101.' 10 1001. V,111..T. TO011111t1 to rest in a puddle of oil on the street
111' 1.• tt b'ilt Th'. or the gOt/07.0. 011 4 injurious te
mitt+. If there is no current there. rubber and will ruin tire'.
the wire tray broken or the term.
had corrections poor. But Thr, vn,r,,e, will 1,,•
F'm trouble may he it nuts,: be cal, as wt -411 as more pieverful, if
swift -h. it 1 le releted. wet .I),• !I! 4-
Extel slims at Jasper
Park Lodg
sea:Sete siressMMT-15.LWAFelliMMeeelielif1=1.11.1"!..";e.Seettee.)..en,,...Seete.:I.eeel-eites.,,,
eresefetzteeseessesSeteer!
Lite 2,2:auvert: and n group of
cotneess at Jasper Park Lodge
"golf club Iroise, three new bunga-
lows, one of which is to accommo-
(-tato parties travelling.; with a private
Feel ei say:tots, and entensions to the
trait csities, cone - else the spring pro-
gram tif building at jasper Park Lodge,
the tserist Intoilquatters of Canada's
fellers it:est:se Mettnfain Park. Jasper
5,330 square miles in
wet ef the lesfeet national park in
nes:feel. Tee eeteneions are re -
to provide for the heaviest
toes!st tefele westward for years,
es, -it: in ioiiicated by the number of
On. iihocti tad requests for reserve,
tees ssselliee the offices of . the
Coe sese reeienal Railways in Cana -
p9 club house marks the
Se! toe- h of the jasper Park
at.VIAI,ilnilti Y travelers
)•:, I oh1;c: to reek with the
• seeeecuier and sporting in the
'elm yen) house will faco
ie. tiesitt, tied eighteenth fairways,
L1 . • views of Mount
'Se! essi mel the Whistler range,
11.111 eisase in 1927 over 0,000.
were ?-.,layed.
• alt'provinions being made
trail ridere include A new chalet
st fele. lehmev en the way to Berg
telse ;eland Iflount Robson, Lake
Pessee 541 1)009 in the shadow
et ieie ise.emarch ef the Canadian
The corner of the km and Bungalows along Pyramid
AvenUe, Jasper Park Lodge.
Rockies." Likewise the camps at
Shovel Pass and Maligne and Medi-
cine lakes are being extended.
During tp past season approxi-
mately 10,0 0 guests were cared for
at Jasper Park Lodge. Many other
were not able to satire accommoda-
tion. This is a difficulty, however,
which should not be encountered
during the coming entnmer, for in
addition to tbe enlargement of the
Lodge, a thoroughly modern hotel is
being built in the village three miles
away. It is anticipated that this will
be ready for the tourist season !which
commences during -the linter part of
May. Casper Parl, Lodge is iso be
visited by members of the Cfmadialt
Weekly Newspaper's Association alto
their 1028 convention at Edmonten;