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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-03-29, Page 504-.• elniurodaY4.21Carob on /14104100 PRIONIMPONN NUS* tust amswisinnim A 10 E CHURCH EVERYWHERE By B. of B. imaateetteneepaireationateiateenea • ▪ We a, 1 int 4, A et NE s Latest In ,udel rea C etur, File eiecii tAFV. ,PROWIR.IMIlleargowmpi 1.1 ave in it passe to elk 3 Shp emits u'•s d Toys' I NG SUIrfS 4,0 • tet ie '1,11 ..i!' to.'11 and ndsr, 04r ne siy I e s wi tiers. 1r save ,4111 y flYy4 buy it Ctine lel a 4,ur sloe . 111 11 t re will ur SpridifyJ er, s , to MEN'S SUITS—Made in good style of fancy tweeds 1 9 a5 Egg And vvorsteds, value up to Szo.00, Saturday special-- 147 FR......msm PAIR OF GOLF STOCKINGS FREE 111 With the purchase of every Boys' Snit, valued at $10.00 to $x5.co we will give free a pair of Boys' Fancy Golf Stock- ings. eciails for Th rs y, Fr id y, silureay d ins Xl• 4411 Ili ia 'tq •••• neae 1 tee ee la PrOfeseor Dkeidson of Knox Col- lege addressed the Ministerial Assoc-. ietien of Hamilton on Catholic Fellow - rehire It had .been reported in ' the .press some tune ago' that au orgatu- 'eation coenposed, of prominent clergy- men: of the' leading Protestant church- es had been formed with the view of exalt-ail:1g church hiStory symp- athetic interest and to converse for .the .benefit tie all what , time and use Prevefi te1e good in all the ages. It tvad taken to lie a new epproath the great churches of antiquity, both Eastern and Western and thus cathol- ie hi its einbraCe a.nd spiritNo One "emit' betterexPlein the sins of the fel- lowshie then this Young scholastic and he gave. the 'Aesoeiation an hour .of rare Value, :The subject was too large to eovee the whole ground but he dealt with that' part�f the Creed:a-The :1Ioly Catholic Church.. That is he endeavored to show that as Christ fill. d the Offices of Prophet) Priest and FM King; so His church has been organ - ed tp serve Him in this three -fold Itewas while the professor .was discussing the pries* office of the chtiecli that his ideas were some - What "High Church." There was an animated discussion and it was . felt that another addteas wasrequired to deal with other questions merely touched innin. • • A; • f. elf 1 ai cameapttammemoottwomo.a.t.m.nonewsNmemootmeg..semeemoorazhetnemica ALSO se BOYS' SUITS—Sizes 24 to ece fancy pattern 1117 tweeds, Browns and Greys, good style, Week -end price_ 4.)e 6 a 131 MEN'S PANTS—Values up to 400, 15 Pairs to sell ori 2 r 4 Saturday for CD 43 Is PAikt‘BOYS' BLOOMERS—Made of good wearing' E01 tweed and lined, to clear ,ICP Ilif308/8M05.82.0;cesrearormm MEOW 1:Vt , 11 4.. 1er, !t11r F11 et .11,4 The F;. igh 101262174¢299agil#09611karal011MIN era Fertilizer Co. Li ;ted lit *I it it. OF 11 616 r 1r A aitatitleetteitAC eent inexameana aNleirt0 FARMERS CAN GET DELIVERY FROM THE FACTORY ANY TIME AFTER THE rsth OF FEBRUARY Our goods are guaranteed to be in perfect mechanical condition. There have been several libellous statements made regard - big this Company, which are absolutely false, evidently made with a view•to•hurt our business. However you will find us delivering the goods. The Farmers Fertilizer Co. _Limited THOMAS TAYLOR, Secretary -Treasurer A7illiailllaraidatillalitarran=antrolEMiumialroz4)dell,V=71CI wileStaMill=t1MThiramarralistrd=a1p=mettim:=002172111ERMUCIEVIZiattWatte., Any Wonder We Get Mad? Is it any wonder that the patient of the editor is often tried to the limit when he gets a letter from a subscrib er in Winnipeg as he received this week, in which site states that she has 1 campaign for publicity, showing the 1 advantages of good and frequent at- e, tention of the teeth. This is only a few steps removed from the man, who ' steps out and asks the printer to print his announcement where alltnay see it , in the daily press. i! Professional advertising may be making slow progress, but it is corn- ' big. 1 1 Insulting the Ladies We would not be surprised if the married ladies should go up in arms when this year's voters' lists ate pub - i lisheda. I They have been led to believe that , they ate full-fledged' citizens, with the i privilege of a vote, and all that. Their I names will be listed along with the lords of creation as evidence of their elevatiOn. • • , But there'S a joker ,in the pack. Af- ter their names will be slipped' in the simple. little initials; all. C." Now what do, they mewl? "Not Curious?" No, not ehat Citizens?" No, not, that either, "Nice Ceeatures?" We -11, perhaps; Ent not No; they mean ITOT COUNTED! Rot counted! The gall and worm wood of it; the irony of it; the scurvy- itess of 'lhose men." Only to be listed as the hill legal equals of men, and then to be deliber- ately "not counted." Why was it ever thus? And because they are "not counted," VVingha,rn will not have a deputy reeve, Rad they been "countable by aw we might have had several deput- es—and the county council might not reeeive'd a copy of The Advance sincelanitary x2th, of this year. Each week we mail it out of our office with a lot of other papers, the address, box 7o, is printed distinctly on the label. She paid for another year about the end of January, thinking we had stopped the paper because it was a couple' of months in arrears, and she received our post card receipts. It is little incidents like this that are going to be fought to a finish by the Press Association and not before it is tune. Slow, But Corning. (London Advertiser) ei A Toronto 'deittist has beet up be- fore the Royal College of Deetal Sur- geons because he used newspaper space to tell the people he was. there to serve thein, and also giving them a epubItc intimation Of what the perform - aline Wee likely to cost them. Professional etiquette says tide is not the right way to do business, and! there are many very excellent dentists who Would nattier ie their signs • than have to drum up business in this way. Thee men are quite shier in their stand, end there is something to dmire in their professional pride. But this offeeding member has found that it pays .him to advertise;; more people know where is, what I he can. do and what he charges, There- i e he will continue to adverhse. an tome places dentists unite On a 'Near vies of great perste neva' fail to interest the pnbli the tmoment in „the Pres Church* in Canada, the'great m ary, George Leslie MacKay, he attention. of' multitudes. Dr. M len for, so long the •able past nctic cbgrch, Vifecidstock, de the clay, fifty •years ago, whe young man bade farewell to a father-, at the station and .by fai came the first foreign missionary from this Province. He, further tells of Canvassing his native county of Ox- ford for the funde.whicheenabled them to build Oxford College, Formosa,. a work in which the zealous missionary tirece out companions but seem- ed to never feel any fatigue himself., Dr, 13,4 P.-ItIKKAy, General Secretary Of Missions eyes eileohoo1-mate of the. tnieeiptiarya., He -spealcs of his hardy boyhood days,:, his ntaateiry ,ma behalf, Of tempera:peer:hie fhtse choice, ofilthe, Medical. profession but.finally of mils- eloneaveeelatger ,velikeitehe was specially w fitted. Mrs. Ross, wife of the. late ,Revjohn.R.oss,rIlincefield, who was ee known as "The Men with the Book/' an, tells 'some original stories about him. One was the •provideetiel act of his Pi young ,atudent.Aaraloa,,who.-persisted,• on one occasion in following hint .and when tureaed back waited a little be „a .01 turbedeby the -splashing of water. He 7. quiet place On- prayee, then .was dise ee saw his master, who had,slipped into ee , the deep river struggling to save him- f self.-It-twasamly:annomeet before he ee he was able to, eave, his She also .re. •ale latee,e story; of.etow hie taet reconciled several unruly pupils rougletouna try school in Huron. Others refer 'to .5..!r his great faith and constant .optimisni. the The, Unitarian Laymen's League Of tea Boston, have invited Rev. Theodore G. ert Soares, D. D., professor of Practical eve Theology in Chicago T.iiiiversity, to fro speak on religious education. He is a ma Baptist minister, whom several promi- gat nem, Uriitarians heard last year dis- T cussing the same subject at the Isles ee of Shoals, X H. Hence itnan unsel- fish triieeion to all the churches, this ma lean League has invited the Federation of He Churches in Greater Boston to co-op- Eng erste in the meetings. erat The Archbishop of Canterbury, Randall Davidson, has just compl twenty years in.that difficult and alted position. He is referred to being not only a "great ecclesiast statesman," but also a "kindly hu being." An instance of his brad terests is, noted in his recent le of sympathy to the Congregational of England, in the loss of Dr. R VVells, their secretary. Another F Churchman, Dr. Scott Lidgett, W leyan Methodist of London Engle. in referring to the closer fellows between the Established Church a the Non -Conformists fostered by archbishop added the following pr er—"Thank God for the great qu ities of Christian, Moral and Soc leadership which you are exerti over. the churches far beyond your own great church." On April 7th., if he is spared that long, he will be 78. The Knights of Columbus in Chic- ago are making a success of the Cattle olic Home Finding Association. The work is in connection with placing abandoned children in homes where they are adopted. Last year 148 or- phans were placed and they have the credit of finding homes for see sinde the association was organized. V".13,P WINQUA AVV401 • , ‘Froll-a-flves" Relieved Beth Dropsy andSmit•Kidoliys - wonder. of•. Fruit, Modloino • TrTehub9lse6--' rj4wIthh`p4vaeb441ind.i'tlieYe back-LtSito are free,nOitiY iktiigJt --willereleorne the riews ties', the, wouclerfel medicine made from , fruit juicesranct 'tones will positively relieve Kidhey end Bladder Troubles -55 .proven bit this letter. Out'e had Kidn ey Trouble andDropsy—her limbs an d body were all swollen.' We decided to try: "Fruit-a-tives", Inashorttirlie, the • swelling went down. • Now, she is the healthiest one of the family", WM. wARRER, Port Enbinsen, Ont. line, a box, 6 fcli $2.fie, tied Size 25e. At dealers'' or from' Frult-e-tives limited, Ottawa, Ont, • Brief Notes—The will of John Wes- ley, which was drawnup in April 27th, 1768; was bought a short time ago for et) guineas and presented to the Wes- leyan' 'University in .Eriglatid by the President. It bequeithes as follow— "Ye notes on ye New Testament and nalities ye Book on Original Sin to each:tray- cyi.dtesrFtiahoner elling preacher."The Presbyterian ission- Preaching Mission in Chaim e r Association of Ottawa, are holdieg a; Church, Rev. Dr, Woodside, minister, cMul- during Passion Week. The missioner Or of will be Dr. George Pidgeon of Toron- scribes to. a•gtelide Rev. Howard E. Snyder of Christ with be -• Lutheran Church, Chestnut Hill, Pa., has taken such an'interest in deaf mutes that he has learned their sign language,and preaChes to them. He is considering the matter of giving all his time to ,the deaf,and dumb. Priet fessoe George Bryce, L. L. D., Win- nipeg, was designated the same even- ing as the lete 'George Leslie MacKay. The ;eervice was in eld Gould Street Chureli, Toronto, one candid ate founding in his life time the,eduee- fional system of the .Canadian West; and the othee becoming the organizer Of the successful miasion in,Forniesa. • .r e ertn.er ia.atell left, W. odd, 'SeceaarY, of the United Fa s has. been leaned: e Temperance Party' for. leoele t ming cartipaigie 11els a truce b d a Presbyterian miniSten, PO us XI has .Celebrdted liis first Ann nary. Cardinal Bozine,.. former ostnlic delegate to the United Ste senghigh 'Mass Sestine chap the Vatican. ' • Moving Pictures,in churches is a Ey eition in England. -Rev. W. Carlyl ad of the Church Army, is in fivoti using theni ire halls but not to di ce regelet Worship. The -Fre urehes • throUgh Rev. T. Nightly. e,the5ecketary,, rePerted that the Id he used effectively in preacliin Gospel, but Dr.. Scott Ludget rned the churehes against' the low ng of the standard of Worship.. I ry case the, pictures. are to ham . a coinpany organized not t ke the business one for commercial n. he Rt. Hon, C. F. G. Masterma England, has written to an Amer journal his views upon the Grant Turing- Controversy in New York refers to noted heretics in the lisp Church, who in the next gen on became the greatest dignitories R, ran- -to he PY 'tr e r e, 5- e n e 0 ^ Dr. in the land. , One instance will suffice. eted He relates how two archbishops and ex- twenty-five bishops pubiicaily denoun- as ced the work entitled "Essays and Re- im! views." Nine years later Mr. Glad - man stone made one of the chief authors in- a bishop, notwithstanding a storm of tter protest from High Churchmen Then ists thirty years later this so called heretic J. was raised to the see of Canterbury, ree the well knotyn Archbishop Temple. es: After noting such "vicisstudes of time rid, and the futility of fighting against hip the freedom of ideas," the writer gives nd ti the ay- al- lal ng New St. 3 ohn's Presbyterian:church lin the North End of Winnipeg will be opened on April rst. It is a large brick structure, with fine appearance and admirably adopted for the work in that section of.the city. The form er pastor, Rev. J, Philip Jones of Lethbeidge, hes 'been invited to offic- iate at the dedication service. The pas- tor is Rev, Dr. Theriot& Fraser, who recently went West from Owen Sound. It is aleo interesting to note that De Praser these Missionary work as his calling and served for a time in Formosa, the field' which is just celebrating its golden jubilee, On account of Mrs. Fraser's health, he had tO conic hottie, but his interest and knowledge of the Far East are constantly appearing in his writing?, one being a popular story in which his experiences are sketched, Evidence is erwaYS welconie Which shows that the state of Ireland is im- proving. Reports have come from the Methodist Church in Cork from Rev. William Corrigan Superintendent of the Circuit, which state that whereas the church had suffered in the past from persecutioti, resulting in death and flight of some of the members, at present things are more hopeful, The pastor has become optimistio and be- t the tear future, the totiw have been as bin' s the Legislaure, ieves t enjoy peace and quietnese. which is the reSO*1 kr it an, try will le policy followed by his own church.• "Let both grow together until the har- vest," he quotes as a rule of the arch- bishops of England. Sudden and ir- revocable action against heretics is prevented and he states that "sera rnons such as those of .Dr. Grant are being preached today in England in hundreds if not thousands of pulpits by men whose loyalty to the church and the fundamental ideals of Christ- endom' are unchallenged and unchallengeable" .'1)4m"Correctly Eyeg.lassse. 0,1 t`,I • 4 Ittor • ,J11 P4:4 eati,,1 • WALL ?Alma mutt etrerything to the successful decera.tion of the home. Make sure of having designs ancl colorings that accord with your own ideas as to 'what is coo - and beautiful. Seleet your patrepAsfronkth iety produced by ainatters cifWIN= 'Thele 15aftr67'ide1tifilbwn for their �nthlityuid ebdttnt-14Chide a fine as ortMent'of the Plaih,'selltinned papers so well suitedto walitilai):16t This treat. ment hasbecome a pbpular feature of home .decoratkn. • • YOU Vill fttidi the :fold' type of Wall Paper exoWed in width' by the new "Boer" Paprs, by IX 'finches—which 3 14 t4.1. " (140-41.t 4,44 FORS.Aa BY nee Oahe:traine poSeible tater. chatted of design, bar also tneans ' in' emi! and consequently iropioved appearance. , Easi- r hanging is another important featint of these wider papers—also economy, as a result of the fewer rolls required. The name BOXER on the selvage is your assurance of a quality PaPm GEO. MASON & SON 'eaiteleaette a a- tea tert , •{, .te • 111144 ,,. • joirmr RAPS litIORRISON Speaks Strongly In Behalf Of Huron and Bruce. John Joynt took "brother J. J. Mor- rison," to task for talking blue ruin at farmers' picnics, and applied the trm, "sad -hearted and despairing gloom bugs," to all, who say old Ont- ario is going to all bow -wows. Chief cause of depopulation in Huron and Bruce and other Western Ont ri counties had been opening up in the West, and same of those, who swarm- ed West years ago, he added, would' have done better nHuron, xsthCON. HOWICK imrrS. Wm. Galbraith of Gorrie, is at presenevisiting at Mr. Lorne Laid's. Mr.,!enry Woods had avery Sue- clessful 4wood bee last week lirs..;Claire Pritchard spent a 'few dayswith her uncle, Mr. Robt. Sharp - in of Turnberry. Mr. Oliver Stewart is laid up with an attack of La Grippe. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Laird 'visited vith Mr. and Mrs. Percy Copeland on Mr. Joynt greatly interested the House in a pamphlet issued by the De- partment of Agriculturefor Old ev- with Mr. and Mrs. Frank King on esc Country use. It dribed the achi eth Sunday. ements in apple growing of Kenn 'ht els from Mr Tho. Bradnock, south of Mr. Bert King has purchased a farm Osteopathy Electricitaa Wednesday last. Mr. Gordon Vittee is laid up with a badly bruised leg, which he received in Mr. David Dane's bush. Hope to see him around again soon. Mr. Robert Brown made a business trip to Mildmay recently. Mr. Dick Bennett was a visitor Cameron, near Lckow whose ei acre orchard produced toe) barr in acme Mr. Joynt himself happen to buy the r ti y n ev challenged by Andrew Hicks, (So Huron) as to the accuracy of a sta ment in the booklet that one oId t prodeced in barrels that same ye said he could not swear to it. Su facts, set forth officially by :Ho Manning Doherty's department, la joynt said, shamed brother Morris and showed what could be done orcharding by a man who knew ho The North Huronimember referred eloquently to Ontario's great leade of the past and roused the House to applause and laughter by bringing its tributes down to date. "We have great 'nen in this assern- ly," he said. "There is iny honorable riend from Grenville, (prolonged ap- lause from both sides) We have the rime minister still alive. (Applause.) y honorable friend frorn North Per - h (applause), the ex -leader of the iberal party in this House (app/wise) ne of the most brilliant men. But I aye never heard mentioned in this ouse the women of Ontario. If there as a great Oliver Mowat, there was great Mrs. Mowat, There was a Ur& incoln who told her son he would 1 be president," Mr, joynt urged extension of hydro to rural districts, and electrification of' e T. 8r N. 0. predicting that all lines Old Ontario would one day be elec. fied. A4 'Mr. George BennettileliVered bpi:se the other da3r for which he rota delved.n. handsome sunr-oflfreney. : Dr. D. H. Mcirm ,Itt. CHIROPRACTOR Qualified Graduate Adjustments given for diseases o all kinds, specialize in dealingwitI children. Lady attendant Nighg calls responded to. Office on Scott St., Winghatre Ont, (in house of the late jas. Walker Hours, 2 to 5.3o p. m. Evenings, 7 isa• 8 p. m., and by appointment. Plumb 550. A. F. PA •ZKE 4 "1 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN en A nuinber irom this locality attend- Office adjoining residence, Centne uth ed Gorrie. ' All diseases treated ed Mr. Will Stewart's auction sale Street, next Anglican church, (forme te- near Fordwich last k. ree weeerly Dr. MacDonald's), Phone 272. ch Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bell visited Office open every: day except ealli art in Wingharn for a few days this week. I Monday and Wednesday afternoon. n. loavartleamatielmtterrrermeamsrmasom.monratermarnmertrnctramantoemvaramosrosraamemarmatarmirr,...m.,........no. 0 n r. TtVrVaEET;SSE/Zr...;174ViWtenin'rnMSZ11Z.....x..i.u,44...441L52ldaVtZ ci Crget= W. .--.*.......f0 i...............—**.1 Nctu ', 141,47(3 AFTER in Stray St CD Ck Wit HAM &TOM aiS2P.V.T1 P weNGIliktell ONT. ter.11711•1•A•Mithelke....*•••••••••411.0.11nals.••••••04:1*Inl•••••••4•11.0.... L • ta: 111e111111111. e a • Pure Jyru a t ie of the purest and most ra • wholesome made in Canada pro- • ducts. ilil 11.E Place your order now and be sure of the FIRST AND BEST SYRUP With sugar prkes sorirtg the de- ti cnand is sure to exceed the L.11.1 tiPelY. 143 •HANN E4 wrxetr, Immingoimoolonsmill . . • th tri The O. T. A. was doing good, he said, and urged chnice of gond men as inspectors. No Methodist preacher or any other preacher should be engaged in that work. 'The member expressed opinion that Hon Manning Doherty had a hand in inising the British cat- tle embargo due to leek in meeting up with Lord 13eaverbrook He was shocked, however, by a statement, whieh the Government had not con-) tiaditcd, that $4,000,000 of lumber was destroyed by fire annually. "I am not a millionaire," said Mr. Joynt, "but if r were and as Minister, of Lands and Forests had to admit: after ,4 year of office, that that loss continned, I would forfeit my wealth1 itt A moment." et.,.., -..!..3 ....,:e CHAliikilION BRAND n( e•-• 1 nee AT LEAST SOME EACII YEAR put in etea rtein amount of wire feneing every year emit your whek farm ia • fitted with hog -tight, horse high, full strength Champion and "CANADIAN" Fence strung on American Steel Posta, This is true ectnenny. We kli Champion Breed "CANADIAN" fence with the utmost eoned • in Its satisfaction on your farm; Right Priees-- Right Quality, laigtitSei backed by the guarantee of The Caeadlian Steel ac, Wife Cc,, neeited, Hamilboti, Ontario, Sold by W. J. Dull ilinevaleo OL J. A., Gedd.e,s, Belgrav pt. ThoMpson & flUehaitan, iinaham, 33 14.4 . . . , • tOrnq .141Matratgiiiiii.AkfahltiZIOW441