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Before them is a rushing stream, That no one ever yet could swim,

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Isr'el leads to the Promised land; D '§1:3e;:anCh:;guh§;;1nBh?;'d H _H He faithful to the Lord had been, "‘ __ ___ B 3 ' '

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All temptations he resisted. , :-;I~.-.. _-_~.‘;','.~;.~‘,.=~.;,.,_-__;:,~_.

Moss truly he assisted; ‘

And nothing to his hurt would do. iii'-$3131;

His master-5 honor had in view__ % ..

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i, No fault with him was ever found, __ _ , 9 ‘Kung , _ _

He always stood on even groun '

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e e ~ in Justice always teele delight. ' °““““ °"‘°‘ “°°’°“"Y» “Plains

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New is he te mga hence i-elses, » ' We "id that Marshal Ghana and And by the people much is __ 5_3- _Kuna beth believe in .-love meter.

mis d f '.~:=;; L_* es and did not arrange a, mm-_

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For what more he needs, he can ' "“°~ h°W°Ve"» Ch" _declar-

'rlieywi be swept inte the dead ' ' ' _ *° K““B`S 5°" during the Mai-sn

sem ? - al's recent trip to Nanking

And no one would them ever see. ,;.';:1:`»',-.. This °m°i“1 Ve'-‘li°I\ 01 the in

IIIJNA FAVOBING

LOVE MATCHES

1 PETPING, July 10. (U.P.)-Three cf the highest officials in China,_

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,Kung, Minister of Induftry have` _Elven il Great impetus to the move- ment for "love matches" in China. I The Chinese press recently re- ported that General Chiang had

,"arranged’* a marriage between the eldest daughter of Marshalvtlhang, who is 14, and the eldest .son of'

But Chu Kwang-mu, Marshal

ed ,that General Chiang suggested that such a marriage would be u hilplly one, and that Marshal Ch1““B`S dallshter was introduced

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And they must never be too slow,

The ark must carried be before,

oldent has encouraged youthful re-

Through it they now prepare to go, PE1P74lillD §TElEl. Aormers' Wm are n3h"H8 the Old

_ ysiem °f H1Tl1IlSln8 marriages

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pggmno ESTATE Fon tended by srevhaired farmers 11

OVER 900 Yl:`.AltS‘village folk, and tears flowed as

one after another, I-Ioney Farm, the

LONDON, July 11. (By the Can- Roolrery, Monday H0\1S9» B"-"Wn'5 adlun Press)-The death recently |Kitchen, Mistletoe Cottage and the of Sir Henry Edward Dering at :rest -passed into strange hands. No Hill House, Hythe, at the age of offer was made for the mansion. B5 recalled the fact that for 900 but it was sold a. year 13"" fm' 9' years the Deruigs lived at Sur- preparatory school. It is surround- renrlcn Dering, in the Village of ed by one of the most beautiful Pluckley, Kent. 'l"li':ee years ago parks in the country- Sh' H°l“`Y'5 Bir Hncry was compelled to sell the son, Anthony M1155 Cmlmeley De’ whole estate. The sale was at- ing, succeeds to' the baronetcy. _

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f eeeee - .House id ,The ofa]-launted

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Y . ,was t_ot_ally.un,aware _o_i_.t11e unin'

' vited guests healielterecl. R.ornanoe,strange evénta and sinister proceedings all limi loclgment in a charming old mansion,Ythe country residence of a millionaire. _ ou » will be fascinated b the mystery and delighted with the plot and characters.

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MANUFACTURERS Lira M.. ____

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Seeking for a new location;

Now Canaan is their promised land.

Their promised place they now

demand.

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It is the land of Palestine.

With sloping hill and valley fine,

With lawns and cultivated fields,

Plenty for man and beast it

yields.

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The Lord will lead them to it rest,

abound.

Tmther is Brad going' Flowers are there of every hue,

bank' Will nasal senses ever please.

Higher than Levitcs arein rank;

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e covenant' up es are wma ned Delightful songs they ever sing.

Till all have over Jordan gone, -

meet,

Stand,

When the priests feet then Jordan _ _

No more its waters onward rushed lov '

And Palestine unto them gave. lays'

Where rest to the saints is given. u ve n K g

And Jordan's waters we must touch

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U ey not upon us rush,

For Jesus Christ will with us be, And to our safety He will see.

None of Christ‘s beloved shall e’er

perish' (Canadian Press)

Their enemies, shall not prevail,

When through the watesr we shall

eight years ago. I-Ie married

' We must in Jesus Christ believe. Contests should be bred from good

Or I-leaven’ly blessings won't re- pai-entage. There are many factors

The inhabitants there never die,' stltutions, fecundity and normal

Nor will they sorrow there nor size for the breed are attributes

8 i . There stremas of ,life for e’er problems of breeding are not so

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with amn: mda hon; clggwiiiegt And every pleasure there is found. of such desirable matings will prove

Y ’ t0 be all good producers. Factors

, And _ever fresh and ever new; production are nz

The priest’ °“m° d°w'“ t° ‘7°‘d°“5 They, sweet aroma, on me by-ee;/,¢_ two most important ones are free-

In th’ uk' "5 °‘ G°d °rda'l“`3d' In prame of Jesu, ch,-15|; meh- at Ottawa and other Laying Con-

* *__ _-Y __-_1|1-in-I l Kms: tests conducted by the Experiment-

By priests the uk is carried on" ` With angels bright they always al Farms Branch of the Federal De

The priests in midst °t Jordan And coriversation's ever sweet.» that Puuets Whiilh WWI' the 1-f\YlH€

_ Contests from the finest blood lin-‘

-A“¢°"di“3 l° the L°l`d`5 Wmmand- The saints are mu of peace and _1oy_ es and have parasitic infection or

Nm, have they room mere for up are improperly developed make hope

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ll » Then, hearts are owmowing with concerned. Probably the only way

'rue .werden emblem is ei eleetii, mx; ";'§u;‘;““ ‘;‘m°‘;’,_’f_° "°“;;°°' in size and possess the constitution To emss it must give up our " 5 " ° °‘" necessary to withstand continual

br th- vmce' production during the pullet laying

’ And there we‘ll never weary row.

Canaan B, type is of Hem,-¢n_ , B _ e __ 0 in vi or o_ 3 year. Probably the attempt to force

And ,wer Jo,-dm we must g°_ The gzmce the” Wm glwnw greatest drawback to successful when we Shan num, here below ng' breeding practice which the poultry

’ The saints for joy will ever sing,

when our last business is done, l . mm md W °“°°““°°‘”-

we my good bye to every _ma l In youth and beauty thell remain Body development in pulleys

And hmhe’ buss Wm always gain- should be assured before production

REV' DONALD MWLEAN commences. Development should be

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FAIUNG T0 RETURN! IS “NED ber without any forcing whatever.

A 1°” W tllem He dmh cherish: LONDON, July ii.-A national- Normal development will assure

However many may “sau ity problem was revealed at Barn- body sire and the absence of imi-

' , sley recently when Herbert Scott mal protein in the mash will allow

was ‘fined 10 shillings for failing the fpullet to grow without stimulat-

go_ to return to the United States. ing the egg producing organs. EES

They Wm Us never °vemow_ scott went to the Unites stat? l;;<_>;ls\;c:lo__'r;_:_r1<:__:g: _sl:_ees_;eee_i:o:_l;___;n

PREPARING THE PULLETS F08

THE LAYING CONTEST

Pullets intended for Egg Laying

to be considered in gooo pi-..' but in this particular instance con-

worthy of serious consideration The

simple, however, that the progeny

other than heredity which affect

dom from disease or parastic infect ion, and proper feeding.

Convincing evidence is available

partment of Agriculture to show

less failures so far as production is

to keep baby chicks free from par-

But at ‘mcg Stow up in 8' heap’ I In the Heavenly Courts above. “sms is "'° “isa them °“ “lean

Which was both high and_ steep. _ - ground each year. This should not

' , I ‘W 'll ther with Jesus ever reign, be difficult ‘md is the pm” °'d°pt'

Twelve stones from rivers bed they ind the; m ev” an attain, ed on all well regulated poultry

take. ' farms.

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And a memorial of them make, ‘;,,_;`;n xinaxg gfrggeghall be free The question of proper feeding

Of them buildaltar at Gilgal, ' is a gigantic task and while it is

Where to Gods service gather all. The inhabitants téere ne,” tom not ldlfnfioult to raise chlckenshto

They labor not upon the soil, the ay 8 stage’ it is quite arm er

In memory it shal e’er be, Forever they Wm sing and praise 'thing to raise them properly so

For their descendants yet to see, In rich and sweet and solemn that they will commence laying at

And know how God did Israel save. the right time. D1'0duCc regularly

and in abundance and at the same time lay eggs which are normal

pullets into laying before they are properly developed has been the

' attained normally. When chicks are

hatched in~ the normal hatching season there is ample time to grow the bird to maturity before Novem-

Animal protein can be greatly re- duced until the pullets are matured

And land us on the Heavenly

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The Guardian This Week

FOI' J€llSCh lst lll ilk '

S r W t e us 0"' Barnsley girl in Canada, and in Elly maimed bef0l‘e laying 00m-

shom order that they could live in the m€“°€S-

States he became naturalized. His A Pl'1m°f“°t°f Whllih is 03901055

, wife reugmed W England mst ye," sight of in the selection of pullets O" there is our home bright and to look after her aged father, and f°' “ 1"5'1“3 °°“t°5" Pe" is W have

fair, _

Whlm -785"-S will 1°' us prepare: h° !°"°w°d °" a Mx m°nm' per' tekiieriltsfrlgllillltaariiimriifilsldtiillcliet shpizx- where many hvely m°'"‘“°“5 “land mit' which the Home omce de- ord layers vllhen breeder has fe-

In our fm. Emmanuers hui clined to extend. Scott then can- _ bud; _mmmiz-___ ood non __

cellea his Amei-lean eitlzenship ;““_;d ____ how; 1 ___ ‘ro

Thu, "md with milk and hone he was now an outcast, for no one ea 5 as S y ° p

"nova, y wanted him. 'mat was his inter- g:“:'h t”’i_l_°;‘t;.'°m;’;dg‘°’§ ";‘_f_;“‘__‘;‘;‘f

The tree of life there ever grows, l“'°tm°“ °' the cue' ord iii’ tiie contest their if Ehey have

And tale sweet stream of life flow been chosen simply because of the

°'w“' high individual egg records of their

And each saint wears a golden dam or sire's dam.-A. G. Ti1yl0l’.

°"°"’“~ GHMANY INTRGDUCES NEW central Experimental Farm, ofte-

Heaven’s blessings none can de- “"`

sim, nmnm, .luly 12. <u.i=.>-A new SUMMER PLOUGHING AND But to enjoy them must prep"-e_ tubs for receiving sets operating WEE” ERADICATION

from direct current has just been

__ introduced here after years of re-' B lm “I F N M) search. It is expected that the dis- ( men -ms 0 ,covery will outdate hundreds of It 1. only m mmpsrmvely men, thousands of’ sets now in operat- yn" that me fame, hu _muzed ion, since its installation in an old me hemendous Unpo,-mn” of weed receiver would be too costly. contmh and hu ,twmpwd in 5

The new tube is designed to per- ,wgematgc wny to undertake the mit 01° tlklns °! f“l\ 22° "°1l-I scientific uestructlen ei these en-

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more particular attention has been o paid to the actual effect of thesc_o

for high crop yields can in a gin-l

harmful weeds.

At the Dominion Experimental

sequent cultivation of the soil until

control of weeds, especially of per- ' ehnial plants such as couch gr::ss._ For eight years, an experiment, has been underway, in which timothy sod in a. rotation of corn, outs, cl0V- er, timothy, oats, is prepared in dif- ferent ways for the oat crops 101-I lowing. lt has been found triatl, ploughing the sod land in July, and ' cultivating at approximately ten day intervals until the fall frcczc- up, almost entirely prevents the rowth of couch SIMS and UWC*

late fall or early spring with rio subsequent _cultivation except prc-; parlng the seedbcd for the oat Croll_ has practically no effect on U10 weeds. Corn follows the oat cl-up. and it has been found that hocillgl the corn on the areas ploughcd i01'| oats in the spring and fall requir-

es four to five times as long =lS_ land, due to the greater wood in- festation on the former treatments. _ Re-ploughing the soil, ploughed in July, or ribbing it in the late filll. has no apparent beneficial effect. It mould appear, tlic.-claw.

smiwsrnlw * Boxes

There is every prospect oi' n

big crop of STRAWBERRIES 1 this year. `

_ TUBE FOR RADIO SETS wa' ontario'

direct current into the set, without emi" to hi, ¢-mpg,

the use of a rheoatat, which hitll- The Dominion Experimental ¢rt° has been necessary to rtduw ru-ms system nes for many years the current to the necessary 3.5 undertaken investigations as to the

volts per tube. with cltemating most satisfactory rotational and Limited

current, this reduction is done cultural practices to follow in crop

.throuzh A ggglgmp _ production, Of late years, however.

We have received a carload l

of Berry Boxes direct from

the makers.

ne of the most practical methods I combating couch grass is to

methods of culture, upon the era- plough the land as Soon as crops dication of weeds. Those practices are removed in the summcr, and which provide the best conditionslcultlvate it at intervals sufficient

to prevent it from green with weed

eral way be depended upon to des-| growth.-P. O. Iifpley, Dominion Ex- try a. large number of the most pcrlmental Station. Lennoxville Que

It is suggested that motor horns

Station Lennoxvllle it has been

’ ’ be standardized in pitch on one

demonstrated that the summer _

_ melodlous note. B sharp would be

ploughmg °i sod land’ and me sub very appropriate from a pedcstrian's

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fall, very materially assists in the pon of vew ‘

An Eastern potentate once asked

a group of his courtiers whom they thought the greatest man, himself or his father. At first he could elicit no reply to so dangerous o. question. At last a wily old courtler said: ~

“Your father, sire: for, though

you are equal to your father in all other respects, in this he is superior to you-that he had a greater son than any you have.”

He was promoted on the spot. 3_-

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