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I DYSPEPSIA
TSUISDAY. WAY Mk, 1117
Way." and in the eve** a quartette
IMobrr was give* by ''lius G. Roakey,
Mad. Ref .rad*ltgli>rkt Ysatth, A r. vC-rely icievldr
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Ke}suns . wap slsttag at bath.servkt,,,.
After Yr. Alp woes m ibis presisai: day
wry of aprndiiig 8ttuday x grave
Was. R. A. Manla.4 Venae., Ont.. 1 menace for the future of the country.
wntas:--“Tor gelato ems* time 1 had lExperiasent had proved the need of y
srarrrrd fres* dr,p.piii sad after one dxy'a rest in seven for the physi- b.
reek meal was most miserable. Aetiag cal well-being of the race and more
ea the aagesti.a et a frwaa A ole- work was accomplished in six days
eased s
u7
;than in seven, without the Sunday
!rest. The day should also be used
for niental refreshment and stimulus,
a day when a portion of the time '-
could be devoted to good reading to
'enlarge one's outlook on life, getting ,
away from the routine of the ether
six days of the week. Mr. Alp
strongly deprecated the habit of
reading the Sunday newspapers, meet
of which were a shameful 'satiate of
our good pulpwood. Let your read-
ing be something worth while. Mi.
Alp did not say Do not use your car
on Sunday, but he did point out that
:lard soon saMir.d 1 wax imprnvina, amid the habit of massy people of using the
, feed so atiuch relieved I eaa sow arjoy Sunday for tearing through the coun-
tthat food that fa put before me.” by on pleasure bent, brought thine
Your (lenge* or dealer litanies it; back without the quiet rest and phyei-
pat up rally by Tha T Milburn Cis., cal, mental and spiritual refreshment
tsd, Tomato, Oak, for which the day was designed. If
you must visit in the country on .Sun -
about to tell him ~if there was still a day plan your visits so that they will
chance to be saved, Bad (trying not keep. those you visit away feom
from the depths of bis heart, "\Vhat church, which very' often in the eoun-
shell I do to be saved?" Mr.- Say- try was held in the afternoon. At
age's discourse was An attempt. to an- tondance at church •at least once in
saver the question, and be gave both the Sunday should he the invariable
a neuntive and a. positive answer, rule except in ease of sickness or
showing first some . of the things other unavoidable hindrance.. One
which could not save the man.' had only to think what our land
In .the first place he supposed an. would be without the church to zee
answer to tlie.man with only five min- the wisdom of the church -going rule.
utes to live being given telling him to And yet many ministers had coma to
make • right , es+Lry`thing he had done dread the fine summer days as days
wrong, paying pp all his debts and when there would be empty church
making restitution for at wrongs he Pei"' connection with their miniver»
had committed and resolving hence- sary Victoria street church had a tin.forth to lire go he ought to live. aneial objective and a very generous
Mr. Savage pointed out how hopeless offering was received. it is expected
when all returns a}e,made that the
objective will have been attained.
this would leave the man. It would
be impossible for hien to make resti-
tution in five minutes, . or in' any
1 lenatli of time. How could ane .'go
hi r
heck. for instance. and smooth out
_ ._. - ... , "4.'."""'"'"'"L'""""" '."'...n'S..' the wrinkles in a .dead mother's fare
service. 'Speaking from the 12th mused by worry over the wavward-
I AIPTIST ANNIVERSARY day, the special preacher being Rev. Hers of a son, or renav the sacrifice .of
lie 11. Savage, oft.:Pontiae, 111ieh.'verse of the 116th Psalm, What shall a father conn on before which WPM
Bev.' II. If. Savage, Popular Radio After a history of twenty. years the. I render unto the Lord for all his .,anaunreciat.'d at the time by the nuc
r p benefits. Mr. Elliott dwelt .on the ?
Preacher, Fills Knox, Church . Goderich Baptist church, since the 1st for svhsvit lase sacrifice was nurda .
Tuesday Evening of April,- has been a self-sustaining many blessing mentioned in the Another " :answer ' which might be.
--..:.. , e-aiaege ttl""the~.....a eiP•salm....and..annliedthetn_.o. the Gude- n_vould: bit loge the_eh,lt'rh re-
Very suecessful anniversary ser- taken advantage of by the pastor to rich .Baptist eongref;ation's crown- Ceiv.t romnianfon tend Pet into the
vices were held on Sunday and Tues- make a retrospect of the lalessings fences. As an appropriate sequel, to work of the rhino's as a Sandler school
day in connection with the Goderich the congregation has enjoyed during his morningsubject he .spoke at the teacher or in some way. blit this
Baptist church, the pastor, Rev. V. C. the years past 'ami to plead for a re- evening service on the subject of "A would be s,nother. liopelPss. answer+ for
Elliott, occupying his own. pulpit at dedication of its members. This was New Beginning; taking for his text ,a yuan with but five minutes to live;
troth services on Sunday, and on Tues- i Mr. Elliott's subject at the morning the words,. "Thisnmonth shall be unto good as all these things 'sveic with
•.. you the ,beginning of months. In would he impossible for the mon with
s..,.� �r.. the morning Mr. Elliott was not feel -
in at his best and curtailed his ser but five mhi e c se alive, and after nal
B were .not the essential thing. Mr.
mon somewhat an that account, but Savage did not• mean to say one word
in the evening he was particularly of against the ehui'tiit, however. He
feetive, and both his sermons had a }`vas for the church, first, last and all
. deeply spiritual message.. At the the time.. The church was in the van
morning service a ehildren's choir led in every moment for the improvereene
in the service .of praise, in the hymens of mankind. Education was started
and in choruses and little May Nairn' by the church, and it was only after
had a solo part which Was sweetly • the church had started sehoole and
4rendered. A. men's choir led in•tbelead shown the.advantage of them that
i evening in rousing gospel singing. the state followed. Hospitals and
Mr. E. 'C. Belcher gave a very finely every sort of institution for the' bet-
', rendered solo. In spite of unfavor<
lade weather the congregations were kind we of a the conditions of men,
land_ were started .by, the . char.'s,.. and.
so through all the list of beneficences..
And the "speaker challenged any one
name anythingong 'these lines
which had .been started by anyagen y
but the church. By the 'churchhe did
preacher. In spite of the rainy night i n every c man muniion who sha butthose
t-
s pra atieally every seat in the church ed Christ. p
Was occupied. A very large number For an answer to the question,
and among these were some from the
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idea that Goderich has the best end prettiest Lawns)
sand help make Goderich the Prettiest Town is Cana-
da.
po % ]� can do this by getting your Lawn Mower
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in no layer than June 15th.
• Just phone 417W'and the truck will call midget your
Lawn Mower.
good. and the amount asked for as a
speeial • offering was exceeded..
There- rvasa-- wonderfuleecengreg'a-
tionin Knox church on Tuesday even-
ing to hear Rev. H. H. Savage, of
Pontiac, 'Midi., . the great radio
of people came in frosn the country i"t\What shall I do to be •saved?" Mr,
bounds of the county. Tho speaker Savage. went back to the times of the
wag no stranger to the audience, for
Israelites in the wining, just
whok were
constantly complaining, just like the
asked duringe howho halas d heard hail speak people isreligion whoid, "Of what
what has
a very large proportion of. God ever done for us?" The Israel-
those in the audience held up their ites eornplained because of the Tack
hands. It was probably tate first time of water and the rock was smitten to
most 'had had an opportunity of see- bring berth `water for them. Then
manna was sent them till they come
plained of having nothing but mantic
to eat. So God gave them quail till
his discourses broadcasted•frorn Pon -they got tired of that, and the people
fell to murmuring against God. Se -
and
Mr. Savage is a slight tall man God as it were stepped back and re -
to
:
and a bundle of energy. lie did not moved his..protectin hand from there!
appear on the platform' until, his ad. to Y let_ . w
.thein sechat nnhiad been
dress was announced. Rev, F. C. El - doing for them all along, and the ser-
pents tame and bit the people; Only
let God's protection be removed from
us and all sorts of evils followed.
The serpents had been there alI along
but it were as if God had drawn a line
about the camp of Israel and had said
ing Mr. Savage, ho\vever, and the
people of Goderich and vicinity who
have flow seen the man will no doubt
listen' with even greater interest to.
Mrs. David Logan, Thetford Mines
West, Que., gives unstinted praise to
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for the, good
they have done in her family. Mrs.
Logan says:—"I have been a user of
i)r. Williams' Pink Pills for many
years,' as occasion required, and have
always found them a most reliable
medicine. My husband, who was re-
covering from an attack of 'typhoid;
fever, and was in a •very weak condi-
tion, took the pills, and through them
gained health and strength. My dau-
ghter was in a run-down condition,.
and was forced to discontinue work.
Again Dr. WiIliiams'-Pink'. Pills were
resorted to and she wassoon restored,
to excellent .health. ..Then my eldest
boy had nn operation performed for
adenoids, which left Mtn en a weaken-
ed
anas' condition.PinkPillx Oncewere : mtrieore dD,-r.and,heWle.
.
was soon in. excellent health. So T
can truly say that more than satisfac-.
tion 'has 'been obtained by the use of
this. medicine, The Pills have done.
more goodin my home than hundreds
of dollars Werth of more expensive,
medicines.'" •
Sar. Williams' Pink Pills assist dig-
estion, correct the lassitude, the pal-
pitation of the heart, shaky nerves,
and the pallor of the face and lips
that are the results of thin, impure
blood.
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer, or by mail at 50
cents a box from The Dr. \Villiame
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
SONGS OF TODAY AND
YESTERDAY
Hear them 'rendered . by the Sea -
forth 'Minstrels at Goderich Opera
House Thursday, hp*? 26th.
Another sign of age is for people
to begin to tell you. how young you
look.
Nott, the pastor of the local Baptist
church, presided, and Rev. R. G, Me -
Darold, pastor of the church' in which
the meeting; was being held, assisted
in the opening and closing religious
exercises. Mr. Jryek McDertnid pre-.
sided et the organ and there )vas e I to the serpents, "Thustar and no
large choir present, including mem. farther," andas soon as His protee-
beret of both Knox and the Baptist tion was removed the serpents came
church. Mrs. A. a. MacKay tang and bit the people,' But when God
"The Ninety and Nine" with feeling punished people he .always provided
and fins, effect.a remedy; the brazen' serpent was to
Itt his opening remarks Rev. Mr. be set up on a pole so that all who
Elliott :said that while he had preach- looked to it cotild a be cured of the
ed anniversary sermons on Sunday poison of the venomous serpents.
dila service (on Tuesday night) .was The poor Israelites bitten. with' aer-
their real anniversary, and he ex- pents were not told they must make
Pressed his thanks to the people of 'restitution of all the wrongs they had
Knox Church for the use of their edi- ever committed in order to be cured;
flee Or the occasion. , nor even to get into religious work.
Mr. Savage prea<chea an evangelic- They were simply told to look at the
tie sermon. He summed the case of brazen serpent. and those who looked
a man dying as the result of an auto- were healed. And the message of the
mobile aeeident, with only five min- Gospel was, 4'Aa Moses lifted up the
utes to live. He supposed the man a serpent in the wiltterness, fven do
must the Son of Man be lifted up,
that whosoever believeth in Him
should not perish, but haveeverinat.
ing life." It was true thenthat
there was life fora took, simply for
the acceptance of Chrlat.
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VICTORIA ST. ANNIVERSARY
Rev.. Mc. Alp Preaches Last Sunday
at Victoria St. United Church
Victoria street United ehureh vele-
• breteal its nnnirereary on Sunday last
rand hod Rev. Mr. Alp, of Auburn
United dburrh. as the speeial preacher
ee for the day. thepastor, Rev. S. def»
ferson, exebanging work with Mr,
a ' Alp. For his morning thein* Mr. Alp I
took the words, "It is I; be not,
RO▪ I afraid." and for his evening eubjeet
the command to keep the Sabbatn flay
holy. preaching two eloquent and
i, practical sermons. At the morning
service Mra. Sutcliffe rendered a very
One solo, "God's od's . Way Is the B,st
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Tuesday
Arriving Port Huron -1.30 p.m., Detroit .5.30 pan.:
Returning leaves Detroit 1 p.m., Thursday:, June 9th
The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Child•
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Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June 10th, at 9.30 a.ni.
Come and enjoy the fun •
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MOONLIGHT OUT OF GODERICH
Under Auspices of Women's Hospital Auxiliary
MONDAY, JUNE 8th, AT 8.30 p.m.
PIN'ZEL'S ORCHESTRA for dancing in steamer's big new ball room
Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50e. Children 25e.
The aid Tittle saying
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We Can Save You Dollars
We have at quantity of Coal stored on the Ocean
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move it over to our Coal Yard, and we are going to give
you the advantage of this saving. While it lasts we
fie
Chestnut Coal at.. $14.75 per ton,. delivered
Stove Coal at.... *15.25 per ton, delivered
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which is as good ea new, for'..... $35.00 per 1,000 feet
Lath, At... :.30c p`r bunch
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