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When, Ilis salvation bringing,
To Zion Jesus came.
rite chiidrea all atoad singing
Hosanna to Bic name
Nov did their zeal. offend Hira.
But as He rode along.
Ho bade them still attend ilim.
And mailed to hear their soma'.
John Baran
PRAYER
To Thee who art the King of kings
and Lord of lords We bow in humble
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adoration and ehild-like faith ande-
seecli Thee to itaiida tie all the way
from earth to heaven, Amen,
•S. S. LESSON FOR MAY i1th 1930'
Lesson Topic -Jeans Acclaimed As
Ring.
iffesson Passage -Matthew 21:1-11.
Golden Text -Matthew 210.
AU the four evangelists tell the
- story of Chriat's triumpliarride into
twieubloadwitt-
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jeaasalem five days before hia
ile had lodged Bethany where a
eapnee had hem made in ilia honor,
4eatta travelled mull in the three
yeara his ministry but always ou
feat. Yet oeae in his life he rode in
triumph; and it was when he went in-
to Java -Wean to stiffer and die. "The
Provision that we, made for this sal-
emnity was very poor and ordinary,
and each as bespoke his kingdom to
be not of this world. Hero were no
heralds at arms provided, no trumpet
sounded before Man, no chariots of
etaterao liveries; such thing e as these
v. -ere not agreeable to his prezent
state of humiliation, but .will be fur
outdone at his second coming, to
which his magnificent appearance is
reserved, when the last trumpet shall
sound, the klorious angels shall be
his ,heralds and attendants,.. and the
'clouds his ehariots."(lienry's Bible).
The preparation for his entrance to
the city was made as he drew near to
it. He sent two of his diseiples to.
fetch him an ass. How did Jesus
know where the ass and the colt were,
and in what condition they would be
found? How did Jesus knew all the
little things of which he spake in the
course of his ministry on earth? How
did he see Nathaniel sitting under
the figatree, how did he read his char-
acter and state it in words that start-
led the man himself? How did he
know who it was in the tree looking
down upon him in a spirit of curios-
ity? How did he know his name and
how did he are to say that
he would be the man's guest that
day ? These questions awaken won-
der in the mind of the thoughtfe
reader. :Stet.this man alio could se
al1things and foretell all things con
feseed'his veal: "The Lordhath nee
ef them." The head that carried al
knowledge; he who was. Master hat
tett where to lav his head: he was 1
wanderer inarn the face of the eartl
which he had made.
All this .which actually came t1
pass was done that "it might be ful
filled which was spoken by the pro
phet." There was all the appearanci
of freshness about everything Jesu
did, as if it had never been though
about before yet in the Jerusalem in
cident we see on a small scale wha
he had been doing on the scale of th
universe.
"And a very great multitude spree
their garments in the -way; other
cut down branehes from the trees an
strewed them ,,in the way, and th
multitudes that went before and tha
followed cried." 1They might do al
that and do nothing! The men sen
the celt; the great multitude spree(
their garments, others cut down bran
ches, and all cried, with a loud voice
as if the Xing had come, and must
hailed with shouts of loyal delight
All. that might mean nothing, an
yet, if it meant 'the right thin, 1
wee% necessary. "And ivitera he wa
crime into Jerusalem all the city wa
moved, saying, Who is this?" 'Citie
are moved by 'various causes. Le
news of war be reported in any city.
and, great as it may be, it will b
moved from centre to circumference
Let a great man die, and the city
the evrentr,v. -the-rirvilizett world shal
feel itself the poorer. Jesus move
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•What Shall We
Name the Baby.
A SYMPOSIUM BY FAMOUS PEOPLE OF
To- DAy-Condueted by William Lewin
•To select a suitable name for emit baby that vornes into tho
world is, indeed,. an absorbing problem. Milliaas of new babies
were born last year. And Net there are lesa than 400 mantes to
cheese from. Perentsaseareh directorial for suggestions. Shall
we create some interesting new nanies '
No. 2, -By Amelito Galli.Curci
ao3wis
It scents to me that, aside from the fact that parents might
wish to perpetuate a name that has already been used in the tam-
ily, it all depends upon Cie last name. It avast be a name that will,
combine welt with the last name. For example. if the last name is
Stone, no first name that ends in "s" (James, Willis, etc.) will
combine well with it, as it does not pronoUnee well. Likewise, a
name like George will not pronounce well with it. whereas a name
like "Marvin" rolls together easily with it. Si the last name pro-
nounces in one syllable, the first name should have two; conversely,
if the last name is a long one, the first name should be short, unless
a first mune is chosen which does not duplicate any of the syllables
of the last name, for example, "Raymond Hitcheock" (very good).
There are exceptions to this in case one wishes to use a name
which starts with the same letter as the last name, in whibla ease
the alliteration is effective and easily remembered: for example,
"William Winter."
There is another point to consider. If the two names are na-
tionally absolutely different, the effect will sound forced. I .have
thenhonei)oak before me. Let us take a few andanalyze them t
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Viral Is fliT.'4. 24-41i - $44 Z14? Gilleralt
rhortly if lardrioic wcal"wr condi-
tions Cot'. vccoolinn• to re -
Pena tiIiling tu to V•le WiMliPel
OtIfie:1 CF 010 aglie49111141•alt olevitt-
meat of the l'a..,anilan /'acKic 'tall -
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Eleventa head of finest tioafou -
bred stoelt' arrived at
recently to go forward y tantf-.
(bun Paeifie Railway to t o Pr! cc
of Wales ranell at 71110 II er,
Alberta. It is the irat 01,111111101It
of the land to the ranch in the
past four years. The majority are
pedigree shorthorn cattle.
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"There Is at present in Great
Britain a decided awakening of
interest in the Caivillan univerai-
ties," said Dr. earn Norwood. head-
master of Harrow. one of the most
famous of English nubile at:herds
and Alma Mater of Lord Byron.
Dr, Norwood is chairman of the
delegation of British headmasters
here O� a tour of 4181)Cetlort of ten
Canadian universitlea. He arrived
at Saint John recently aboard S.S.
Duchess of Bedford,
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CANADIAN NATIONAL Fit
TRAIN SERVICE ta TORONTO
DAILY EXCV,P1 allINDAY
Lve. Goderich 6.20 WM. 2.20 p.m.
" Clinton 6.44 ani. 2.50 p.m.
" Seaforth 6.50 A.M. 3.08 pan
" Mitchell 7.21 a.m. 3.35 pan.
; Arr. Stratford7.215 cm. 4.03 pan.
Kitatner 3.40 a.m. 120 p.m.
around the (ittiskint; of
which often can ho beard as :Ile ma-
lignant mai:es its nigntly t 00 rs 01 hi-
. tql(vtioll UMW gli th Ncgto
called 1ni1cyti W-11!eii ::(14f.trif'd
a1,00aro fields.
In the / 1 runeb batty
tittle of hard In ttt 0 ."10111id 00 W1,1011
the Ilaytians dance on nionitligiit
iflt h thrahhina of great tarn-
bos or drdnis form, el from boikw
logc 141•0114 (1 With roatphIns.
Here the laborn's and :heir worm 0
indult.e,1n the wild eontortiOnp de-
manded by the prieMs and pal E,!.
osses itt Noodooinn, atal Inspired by
rum and miperstitton prance tond1;,,
until they fall exhausted by the or
Ing cirbers. PUT walkers and iii«
Natal's f(a.tire largely at wadi orpies
and art loolied upon by their dap(
as b« In super 10011 and women.
During tlie har14 st rwaatollt, W111011
lasts from mid-Dtectraber 1111111 3110
Cane fires ata of fr: quent oeoll
and oceaston bir.v..e! to the
planters. lo i thiv,11iwon, 10 addltle
" Guelph 3.04 a,m. 5.50 pan to tho fire 1..114111.s paid by the eut2iir
" Toronto 10 A.m. 7.30 p.m. Coltrals, the Dominican Govemnant
Returning-Mal:1e Toronto 7.55 cm., naleains patrols of soldiers who lob
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12.55 p.m. no .,605 p.ni, about HIP 501478 1111-1404 1t, I1Iv ft, 1,1.1
Parlor Cafe. Car Noderteh to Tor- nos win) ila.V0t for Haa-
t oat° 011 morning train, and Toronto flans. "Titay aro VCyishipp.1
to Goderich en 6.03 p.m train. No -not ehrimtan," nay th,, biotin
i change of ears batarcen Goderieh and Isaaainieasia of the black Hayelans,
Toroato. '"and this republie will toyer again
S. A. LAWRENCIt„ aulanit to their rulc, s It was forted
Town Pasiearer to do for forty yoars dining the last
rlione '1 lei at Agent century."
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Don't wait until the morning
you intend going on a tri and then
And that your engine is balky.
A new set of Chanapion Spark
Plugs increases power, speed, and
quickly pays for itself in gasoline
and oil saved. We recommend and
seli thein because we know they
are better for every engine.
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R. R. No. 6. Goderich
GENERAL STORE
- Tires, Gas, Oil and Aceessorieg
was ex -
With the
Thirl-
ded the
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nines in
ped into
preel,.
*table to
Master's
lowered
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big the,
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mid!
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told the
recently c
Xylose,
ar which
tind coi-
ns food
possibil-
think
^141 sub- .
food for
nasty
. hitherto
wi been '
w enact- ' $25.00 to anyone who
; are be- can bring in a car we
1 in •Ja- cannot fix.
aid Rein
declared ;
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idees. ,
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n South
• can see . Pot Infants and Childrea
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Champion National Change
Week, Alay 5 to 11
VIIEE
Spark Plug
Inspection
VOU are not enjoying pow,
.11. speed and getaway unless
your spark plugs are properly
adjusted and in good condition.
We will be glad to inspect your
spark plugs free of charge all
this week, No obligation sea
-this is just part of our sexy -
ice. Champion
Spark Plugs give
better perfonnanee
in every engine.
That'll, why we
reconante d anal
sell them 11111a
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Qpringl here, according to the calendar. though
you may not otherwise have noticed it, and with
the spring the thought of vacation hev.:1' ti gather
olrength. In another month or sin wtelis the basiga-
law camps of the Rookies, famous tae word over
for their beauty, will have opened af.or.:a f.... the
te,aaaa, Outatending among 'Oral ere the Latta
011ara liatigaleer camp (lower left), L''U,At. bli11110:
Lake tease; Yoh!) camp (lower rit,;it, ut-ae7 1110
roar of the Tokakkaw Valim; and Enzetald halo
tbslt (upxr), by many coer..:_lrtrul te tthe ace:
of the Bockiel, Although artista and other; will often
kontd that. Lake O'Hara is a close rmval. Staya at
varaloaablo Coat laity be made in any t al thrttO off
thine camps, educe they are not v,rr,o. far fwat una
=other and are easily aceemible. As a ly nt wane
minor part of the hest of thece eamp.1 chert 10 -ilia
attraction of trail riIng on train --i, qur4qc01(4
raountein comsat over mountain tale ra tinetah
!tome of the mast magnificent teener:/ .1; the w3r'
('iitt'O itmt, aro the Pullout Twin Valle acct
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