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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-03-01, Page 51 a, 1 .,..!1TP.W:11t: It'IM7Ifo; II 1 ix CHURCH EVERYWFIER 1Y Et, Of. B. Pleases the most eitct4ting tastes.' ,41 1i -- Eco air "—,P. rjt -- Flar° .,ttivoriers Assured. MONO WNW EN m MM MMM giOM 114111PIE Ladies' Horne Journal Qu early, 1$c .with. Pattern, nixie Journal PaitteU e eec, : 30c, 35e, razantslammemacusoweargavasiaaTiiniiiamiom We have passed I . into to stock ,..• s 1paents of New SpringGoods 001TY1,11 all the latest effects ct:. Dress Goods,; Silks, Giii k1at�1)s �han`ibr g � a s`Voile-Rat.'. in ..s, Organdies, MullsEnibro ' Mulls, Laces, OIC1e11eS; etc, Sia °� h � earliment is well stocked e d now with S%sits)) gs, Cottons, a Cottonades,Prints, ' �cl�in gs , She tit) s G aliteas Sateens, Curtains , Curtain Material. Prices o f Cottons.are up wholesale, Our Prices are clown re- tail.' • Corsets Hosiery and GI ves e 1'i v .e u - .,,. just .O eYletl upall _ that z . P l is new for S ;ring;.in' the best p � makes of Corsets, 1-ioszei �7 and Gloves: Our vel rtes are the best.. . -.. Carpets, LiiPt. n new•patterns rand• guaranteed. One large dray load 'of Oilcloths Lino . t eums and C.at9gol-. emir Rugs hist opened. Prices the.lowes:t. Sprin ats 'See our range of ;ladies'' new Spring Coats, eor � �O �e� cloth then): smnd reessegaseresseeneeearaessee Are important meting of Presby inns ia, bexlrg.held this week in :dor tb It. is ,thi.,,lr4restern, that is the A erlean , S,aetroia of the Pan -Presby, tan Coupe 1 of the World.• 'The pro name =is'the' ;:Alliance df Jiefor 'Churches. Holding the . Presbyter °$ysterfe Nine brine, es are eeptetient- ed.,'the variety agreeing in the m witli.the` rother�•chttrehe's of•Scrrtla Gci any and: the 'Netherlands. T divis;oor iaetwecn the north aw so in 'the United States accounts for t churches.' `1i1Bi have practically' sa,tne a ;reed and form of governnte 'Ins 189,2' 'the World °Alliance metToronto. . "'lie Baptist-. Church in Georgetow Qnt',d has celebrated the 75th' anniv $art'. The firth pastor was Rev, Jo Clank; wire 'thought idthing',taf We ter- on- ter - per rrted len ain nd, lr;e uth wo the zit, • er- hn llt- N•' .ing fourteen triiles .on his Sunday to ase "fit io' 'Guelph 4n special occasiot piresetie eliriech 'Was 'opened' in 9� ,187o and recently a pipe -organ has been ' installed. During' its history ( ,nineteen . pastors have followed in. {fit 1 "Apoatolre succession," the ;present minister being Rev. James H. ,Moore, 1 This church is a good illustration of. the wry the Smaller town and count charges° ate feeders of the city co geegations and churches of the we It is said'that enough of its for 'members coiild :be "'gathered togeth in Toronto to "form ,a fairly large co gregation. One noted' minister=Re P, K. Dayfoot, Port Colborne --w baptized there, belonging to one the original families. Greater New v has 5400 churc es, . but it can scarcely' be• called church -going 'community with a'pop lation. of .millions and' one one -quart of a million on a average are; prese at' service, Roman Catholics lead the number of places of worship, the in order come'the Protestant Episco al, Lutheran; Methodist, ''Presbyteri Baptist,' Dutch, Reformed, Je yis Congregational and Unitarian. rcev, J. P. . B'erry;'+astor of Searboro. P Avenue 'Methodist Church, Calgary,' liar' `with the 'aid' of his leading' Work - ere, ;taken a Unigiie way of setting` forth facts' 'r'ega'rding the church in the world 'Th'e 'church' {vas "put' on trial. t Court 'Was 'opened with `a r -: p p e, siding judge and other officials. Tine Piisonet, was" of 'course—that is the' Christian.' church was in the dock:' while witnesses in 'native costume, red' man from theplains; an Africa IIindoo Japanese and Chinaman, tes ified. Tfie'"#'act`' was :established Ilia the prisbdc r t has neglected his dui en and opportunity' Ore':the one • hen the number of*missionaries.' is alt °+gether' too• diriall to •overtake the' *or ed• ,and the' Christians at : home. too` pen , f urious to supply -the means of Sherif'. the •benefits'of»the gospel with • ti VAN luth; 4i' per et.rat..;of, those at clN were ruin' arid $f t; r ct,nteskert w earnrersfl, ,1 ;sae P. "Diversitrl o Giftsr,x ;S a seri) s'li'er` terms bf ever i"wldenit,g , ' a'p>lt1it titlpra; "roria trine to tithe: a 5crvant of,ttte Lord appears rn the'e,lturch 011111 a 1i w diversity+'of 'some h d 1 gift, of !:a one.i Rey..'L cape Watson ,Fpa,rri rid l his: Ielystic" Mieeion," xs ;i case °'fr{ point. He' is not prinr.ariJy a' °"Divine, Healer," .or! a pit tua'list," blit aco--, pinplishes these and other lilessinga by rea.licing conditions, whi'eh,.gire printery The rxiystic ii .aanio�rNN1 yvhic ', is betwixt Christ andIis Chuck °is; the fact otit of Which. all p4'uier'9^ and blessingscome to the ' needy, This "Mystic Mission," therefore` takes the: for of a "Church Myatical Unitize'," The�;'hoinan :elements such as crOveds,` advertising -and noise are at a Mini-, mum, while membership in the 'unitan depends, upgn fidelity, self -elimination and Mural/ration. Power in the church is thus neni`.fested. The 'menace of the:: ""loaves and fishes,"' in divine healing,.] jbrat is, the desire for relief :from,sick.. 1 ness Instead '2f rteli�re tapce frons ,sin, ;PO; seertetii e I o {'q'l•' ie ! T '" r" e " `INtki,`Epa�'a l4tarch %ll r� did ®' 1 is are : 'auger in the church. The "`Cointhunion of Souls" has, become unnerving and aims' to give carnal comfort' at the expense of, higher vel - nes and hence there is a ` caution as well to have great':, reserve in 'this 1 realm. A, ,few facts about Rev.Leslie Watson Feeler, who is now -visiting in nthe 'United States, ands conducting: a st. ' Mystic Mission," at St: Marks -in -tire- me, Boniverie., Episcopal: Church,. New ere York, • ill throw light upon< the *sub- ject .:'As a` youth in England he' ex v. perienced more than an average share' of trial; . Ils'`, univeisif c as y' nurse was broken b illness. ofY s. Then later by' an accident on the football field, his reed- ical;co'arse had•to -be abandoned; Ii , a still further 'misfortune,' in a motor' a car; he suffered partial loss of eye- sight; Thus being forced to sound the er, depths of life's'mystery.- found *health'' 'lf of f body indirectly.' through a' search n for' unify with God.: Ti him' the way leads first •to' e'orrinim-don? With' God n` and their: to the ' health 'ofebod r. an, his, recot3 On ety of-strengtlz•1ie renounced the'clearest light wheit.`he said: "We want a real Sunday;not a parson's on s , day, nor a"sportsinans day, but the people's day!" RA kir. ,L >� Cd�NNOR ON CHURCH UNION Editor Winghatn• Advance, •Dear Sir -r:' X has been intimated ated to me that- a a'eport is being circulated that I re- cently stated that I believed that the very., bright 'worldly prospects for Church was not ripe holy ,orders and for: threeP for Union. r ct- years at' St sire. to categorically deny the correct - Johns, Westminster, London, he has ness of any,=such re:ort- been allowed 'to O use his spiritual' ,gift Ever P As - in p since` the: meetin � o t g £ he . his own .way. '',So clear has been sernbl of izr 'I' Y 2 I have held firrnIy to the call that witfr the approval of the the opinion that not o Bishop of London A only is: the. church , p Alla. '- Sain ' t s'Chiir ripe II London, ch pe for Union, but that any'de at Bloomsbury, `has"•:been assigned' ,'. as' inI y forp -delay's sake,or any delay the' hope 1 the "place where the, Church of bringing,ng Mystic b i ginb ,together the'negotiating Union,"will`'' exereig an se its =mission; churches in an other scheme Some of his topics are "The yeme than Tie Wilder- that -of organic unioin would ,,, , . "The .seriously es ness Initiation," - T h endanger tl nt deweli bet n o I the Church Process Power," and the interests of true religion in" the. country, There was a time duringthis long period of negotiations, when I con - Procession Parade a ion ofower, and "The Sac - u, red Society of:the Spirit." t- Irish Presin teians' 'y are peacemak- ers.`� ; They.have come. first among the '. churches in presenting' an' address' of welcome to Mr.Healy, the. Governor- - ,Generalof the 'Free The mod-' erator, Dr:^ Strachan, 'and Dr. Lowe;'� gclerk of the General Asseinblyy,'a-p- le "peered at the: `cede -regal lodge with worrd at • large; One point of -evidence ® *ssibtiritted was" that $Soo from emery' rest styles n) d f best and newest colorings. ® member per year of the church' would provide ° equipment to evangelize 'the Boots and -Shoes We are showing a nice range of the:best inakes WI of Footwear" in. Women's, Misses',. _MViei'1's and Boys' at money saving prices. Men's and i. ys' Clothf , g r New Spring Suits are now on the racks, take a yricrlook at our largerange of all .lines of clothing, Prio- ri es are away down. 1 111111116111111g NUN GB 1 ra 1 1 1 un MI s.,t;2.rt1W 7,41P VP` Ce>_JMITM.\100•L0.%lG /1. W(Fli1-WI. ► '.1,45Ag d .1,2,1 Ct\o • J@l!l XI IAP. DO AGM ani gm= This time under t e-rowners> p of the for IIilll a r roprIet F r, Mr, , Jrl lea Galbraith. m ,. {il EXTRA SPECIAL SALE P ".1 CES WILL. HE continued for the next two weeks in order to make room for IN SP ING GOODS which are aa' 1 �t@d �rrivin .RGAIN HQ 3 E kid I to'laY,h 4ii7tn a� a'%e$aFa„a�IPra',t/yin Y\n 6`�'nY�1n '7�•' . ,�y; or gage "Ad," plc used' to" tltiiiII" so Fifty years ago This is the age of advertising. , Ife .v+' to blowetlt not his owns horn, the, me it shall stat be blown. It 'pays, too, You have often wondered what ose of the bit ati*I, oust iti•tirc snaf u- 'Lulea.. erd's.�,a secret; .tt Costs , W tly 15, •>f'or a full page, ad in colors on the back Hage of 'the Ladies'' I-J:oniei Journal d,�`o, Aot for a year for cine issue, You thin) it madness pay t ,to that 'it . i. anncent o to r i I• f ti ,o.. o e,. Pe o- , there was not a hard headed business matt who wouldn't have fallen off his chart' if ' ho had been asked to pay $r5,006' for one. adVeiitisertreitt, Yet men compete now to secure in ad- vance t d- YRilt'tG Lig;t for positions 0.t these high prices, 'business Otert have learn cd that it pays to spend tnoney in ad- vertising because that, in the long run, is the most effective and least et.. penshro way to sell gcod'a,--VanCi tiv- cr.. int+ orld, World in tthis, generation. At the close of the trial it was agreed that the dra- inane art can be a valuable servant in the church to bring out truths and create interest. •. ,., This . week. district .meetings of • the Methodist Church are being - held ria • Brantford and Stratford Ther pro- gram of the former gathering' will consist' of two addresses •by, Rev Dr Speer of Dundas,' and discussion. His: subjects are."The Holy Spirit'in Hurn- an Salvation," and. the "Holy Spirit. in...World Movements;" In. the latter ,city the recent legislation of the•Gen- en•al; Conference' affecting the Super- annuation Fund, Religious Education and other subjects will be considered, by Iocal ministers, . ands live-, topics' such as: "Evangelism,;.Throughs-the Year and Throughout the Chtir•ch,". "Financing' ,the Church;.` and -. "New Features for the Prayer Meeting," de- bated.' ' Robert McQueen of Kirkwall, Ont.,'. 'will not attendany more meetings of• the Geaerai' Assembly of the Canada Presbyterian Church He passed away, aged'*188,. after four 'days', illness with pneumonia and was honored is death, by the ?itrgest funeral ever held in'. the neighborhood. The reference is made to : his annual attendance at the Supreme Court of the Church, fre- quently as a valued commissioner and often at his own expense as a visitor.' That gives an insight into his char acter and service in the church: -It, would be hard to find among men, one `who 10 a truer sense obeyed his Mas-' , ter in giving up all things to be a dis- ciple. He taught .;' school thirty-five'' years in the school 'of his birthplace' was an elder in the church sixty=six' years, and for forty years walked every Sunday to ,Valens, a neighbor- ing village, eighbor•-ing-village, to teeelea Bible class: 'He was a -nretnbthe Bthle - iety,'. having been an officer for half a century,lifeAlwayser a; friendof to his ro;Sliiisoc- ter, constantly visiting-tlte sick, and; 'by great .:liberality, .supporting the church, he was krxown rad loved, •A younger brother'is a former moder- ator 'of the General Assembly, ,Rev, D. C.i McQueen, D. D,, of Edmonton, Notes --Rev. 5. H. Jowett, London, England, has been,; compelled to give up, both literary work and preachieg. Rabbi J L. Dworsets of New York has denounced using an automobile to 'attend synagog; ,as Sabbath brealciiig, indignant members with more liberal vihws recently locked the adore against him,. Ail the highlanders ,are notray, anKtrigi-unistojnnists,'al forme;rer, MM.•MaederatorGill,tro-;f:: Assembly, *Htea We/letter: "Join the majority tuid'reach`"out for the great coestintmatio,n ".The clergy in .Atlanta, Ga., are alat1tied at the fact that; ne day ',lately`theie 1verE a5''' dtvort es granted and, trot a single Marriage; they ,�iave 'agreed tis"'refuse officiating at ther'weddiit'` of'atry, person 'flivorc- eduniess the cause was infidelity, Winnipeg! Presbyterian Chinches ' are showing great!' strbiigtb; l<noe:, the mother of them ati, with 5152 inetrt-. bets raised ,415 ,ono; 'Westininstet save a and ,toyxiv J x�., t 7Lfl t,.y $45)=0t1 4.;,-f.John 1R. Mott has: roomed .Dt a ued tinier 'bis fifth trip to the mission fields of the Far Vast; intellectually, he says, the people are in a new world, and the rnissionxriet have the greatest cyppdrh tttnit3r. lir a''ieligioue stlrveyr of tee IL their good. wishes .They' were 'then invited t� dine, and a' writer to the London Times comine nts favorably on the fact that a church' centred princ ipelly' ill Ulster has. lost no time in presenting its'gooclevishes,. The County Council of 'London, - England"; is -opening the public parks for. Sunday games has not won over the objectors. .'Since' last. May it has *been on trial rand recently a mass: meeting; which• is" said 'to -have over- flowed •• Queen's Hall several' times; over, 'Showed the magnitude of 'the. opposition :Ad.dresses:were, delivered by members of parliament, represent- ative women and, the clergy, 'Rev: Dr. Gillae ' probably set .the case in ifitetietarlsst ' call • foe ao avablc4, Ce► va reti,bl't aperient) tbs hobo' and• cstren„ there teet ottsina.6f d:;eet:on and eerie nation, ere rows Appetites 1R .Sieves' CS,t7¢th ,,tion Clef n jsed'3n vsr artaC ears Yotsr, aayc a,4c tivt"?. Druggist x I hips e»f p fr1ue OMMock IV's JiSGdi0Rs---eittfeWe one-third the regular dope.. Made of same ingredients, ,then candy , e r coated in ar !ehildrert and adults,' ren �s - Sold by J Welton;McKibbon , Dr; .' H. McInnes CHIROPRACTOR Qualified Graduate Adjustments givep for diseases of all kinds,, specialize in dealing *iiia children. Lady attendant, N 1 g h 1 calls responded' • to. . Office on ' Centre St., Winghem Ont., (in' house of Mrs,.; H. Dulls)., Hours, 2 to 5.3o p. in Evenings 7 to fl p. ns. and' by alpointrnent Phone. Ra F. A.:PARKER OS1'EOPAT.kf%.0 ,,'k'$TCA11 . gsteopith, l lectrielty 411 diseases tweeted. Office adjb1hhtg iesideisee, Centre Street, rilatY Aug/lean! Church, "(fonts; arty Dx, 11sYtikcZ#oii'it1i1's Office ope'n et+iy pfay� �t eept,;eiacli, 9:'oitday and "Wildttttesday •afteilioott Correttiy, PittQ Byeitlsiiiite. 1,12'R,4,:fl.p is fess I was impatient -with the Anti - Unionists and regarded them as pur- suing a course not only unjustified but wh ch . want to 'frankly say that I have changed my anind on this point. I do not think that the long delay has been wholly injurious. The 'church in thus pro- ceeding with extreme deliberaeion, has shown its desire to consider the feel- ings and indeed, the peejudices—if niay use the word without offense— of the brethren opposed to Union But now, while I am. unwilling to wound or grieve - brethren in ou 'church who do nCt see,eye to eye'Witl complain of conditioes just now, as me regarding,the necessity for churcl - though they had. never passed through VIEWS OF `��Q BLOCKADE A glimpse of the London, uron 8z Bruce train, during; the re cent snow blockade... The train is just emerging from the.subway at Lucan Crossing. , On the right is an ice bound, snow covered house oir Josephine St., Wingham: This house is gexserally: banked' witl,... flowers in :summer.- time. R. J, Bueglass, Lucknow; F. D. Cam- eron, Lucknow; ,Jas. H. Clinton, Kin- cardine: John E. Currie,' ; Wi -ham, n Harry C. Dore Wingham ; Durnin, Goderich; Jos. W, Dyer Goderich;: Geo. A. Elliott, R, s, Wing- hags Victor R. Evans, Bayfield; Chas. M. Ewing, Winghan'i Lorne S. Far- rell, Teeswater; Jas. M.:.Finelo R. Lucknow;; Alf. Chas. F'owier, Wing - ham; Norman. M. Geddes, 33elgrave; Everett H. Glenn, Wingbam; Robert W. E. Hall, R. 7, Lucknow; Wm. E. Harwick, Kincardine; Wm: Roy Ir- win, R. x, Ripley; Frederick- R. Ken- ney, Teeswater, (now near Holyrood); Alex F. King, Bayfield; Chas, J. Mac- Gregor, R. 3, Lucknow; Wm. D,'M' Mac- Leod, Leod, R. 3, Lucknow; Eugene T:'Mar- tyn, Ripley; Robt. W. Macintosh,: R. 3, Lucknow; Lester G: Ninimo, :R: 2, Ripley; Alfred,L. Posliff, 'Win harn; Albert V. Shackleton!. Wingharn; etou, 'R: x, Dungan- non;Gordon A. Shewfelt, Kincardine; Carman n E; Stothers, ther o s, R, 7, Lucknow; John Cannon Stothers, R. e, Lucknow; Jas.. Currie Thompson, Teeswater;', El- don H. Twamley, R. e, Lucknow; Wil- ber G. Walden, R. 4, Ripley; Andrew Wallace, Wingharn. Newspapers As Tree Devourers Any Canadian newspaper of roo,000 circulation uses up about 25o spruce and balsam trees for its daily news- print paper supply, says the Canadian Forestry ASsociation. Several of the big Anaerican Sunday editions are re- sponsible for stripping each week fif- teen tb twenty acres apiece of Canad- Cheer Up Our business men are inclined. to union, and while I veould do every thing possible to win therni to my way of 'thinking, I have come to, the solemn Conviction that the lirnit of delay ha -6" -been -reached gad that there is nothing 'now for the church to do but to march steadily forward, along lines of constitutional proced- ure; to consummate what believe will be an event which will be fruit- ful in spiritual life and vigor, and Which will greatly advance -the King- dom of God, in our country and the land overseas. I am going to resolutely cherish Ithe hope that, however deep may be their affection for the old , church in whose history and in whose service we glory, the vast majority of those Whom we now call Anti -unionists will come to feel that on the whole they will gairi infinitely' more than they give up by moving into, Union. , Yours truly -Charles W. Gordon. St. Stephen's church, Winnipeg, Manitoba. ' February seethe 1923, TEACHERS' ROLL OF HONOIR. Department of Education Issues List of Ontario Teachers Who Served in the War ' We art, this week in reeeipt of neat volume issned by the Depart - mem of Education of Ontario, con- tainin,, the names so far as these teachers, wild. Saw active service in any military. or naval capacity. „Be- sides the naine of the teacher there is nient, the certificate held, the date of enlistment, hit final military rank, She end with which he served, where he served outside of Canada casualties and decorations, ie any, with the dates and naines of engagements associated therewith, and finally the date of dis- At t re rea o the war there were'„engaged hi the schools of OM- ario, 2288 'male teachers and about '25o 'Men 'were aitendaget At the professioaal training schoole, Natur- ally many of these were unfit for military service. The Roll of liolior contains 848 names, ancl the-enumber whe lost their lives was I01. 01' the atllerS 210 were wounded, The detor- ationi awarded to teachers, or for which they were recoremended total Of taose NTb1ho saw seevite 355 re, turned to the teachingeprofession tin being discha,rged. Besrdes 226 other teaelling peotetstbe. by special courses, between the years tpx0 and Tont, T110 Minister'Of Education explains that it is not prretended that the roll cornpietc, nut every reasoname et - 1'01.1 was made to seetire the detired qc'tv, Lteknow; Harvey 11-041g, this period of the year before. Feb- ruary is 'generally recognized as the dullest month in all the yea.r with the possible • exception of August. It is just between seasons and the weather t may be depended upon to he unset- t Cheer up Mr. Business Man! This ' February has been no worse than the r Vebrua.rys of the past and the spring is going to be the greatest we have a ever known. So cheer up, and get busy t laying lines for March trade. If you I will use the head on your shoulders a I to plan and mak-e ready. for that trade, w instead of sitting around the store and t within sixty days. It's up to you to a growling about poor collections and c , slack trade, you'll get -your reward p R Ways. To Advertise A Western eve-nee/rat nnlak prac- tice tice of .painting.; religious lines on. a'ocks and fences along, public.high- ways. ' One ran,"'What will'you when you die?" do Along came an advertising man and painted under, it: "Use Delta " Oil; Good for burns." Origin C3 fA Asbestos Asbestos is a fibrous nlix teral; that can be spun and: woven into falxiPes as fine as- silk, which; are :.unaff unaffected by temperatures of from. 2,000 to`3,OO degrees F. It is found in; layers,, fill- ing fissures in " certain serpentinepentin� ticks, It is believed thats when . the rock was forming and e g stili hot, water penetrated aid P c the fissures; Widened them and dissolved some.of the silk and a . magnesia. On drying, these crystal- ized as a hr vd ate silicate ,: d rlicate of rtrap;ves- ia, forming thread-like crystals iii ys S build- ing up from opposite wails of the fis- sures and meeting'in the middle, Isn't It Funny? That a man who thinks He is a business man, Will get up in the morning From an a.dvertised mattress,. Shave with an advertised razor, And put on advertised underwear, Advertised hose, shirt, collar, tie anal shoes, Seat himself at the table, and Eat advertised breakfast food, Drink advertised coffee or substit te, Put on an advertised hat Light an advertised tiger, Go to his place of business and. Turn down ad•vertishag On the ground that Advertising' doesn't pay , Oppose Blue -Water Highireay Huron County Council threw a monkey wrench into the machinery hat has been running so smoothly oward the designating of the lake The road named was to be- an integ- al part of the proposed Blue Water 1-lighwayt and is already designated o it being widened was manifest at he meeting of the count tau .1 d nother objection raised was that it ould come under the fult controk of he province if designated at a provilt- ial road. The province would pay So cr cent. of the cost of construction as provincial road and only do per cent s a provincial county road. The Farmers Fertilizer Co. Li 11- lar tilizers S it hie -7or Ail Crops RARIVIERS CAM GET DELIVERY FROM THE VACTORY ANY TIME AFTER THE rSth OF FEBRUARY Our goods art guaranteed to be in perfect niechanical condi,tioni There have been several libellous Statements made regard. lug thle CompanY, which are absolutely false, evideittlY loade with a 'view to hurt our Isttsirietss. However you will find us delivering the goods. The Farmers Fertilizer C Limited THOMAS 'TAYLOR, Seenetary-Treasure USE LIS aglUoirr actIon .1 ening with a sioW or hat o;ireri, YO 111