The Signal, 1919-4-24, Page 61
PRO41KAMME OF WNI)O'
l'ONF'ER N('E "VII IOW.
The titlrtc-sixtlt nuuual session of
the Loudon Toufert•twe of the lletho-
dlst church w111 assemble In the North
street Methodist church. 1;akrlch,
11111., on Thursday, Juut►:dh. 1919, et
n.:ak a. lac.
Tim theme of the morning de•votlwial
addre,.se•s Oil Ir• "Tow• fall act the
Church to !hike Straight the Way of
Mw Mrd." iter. .1. W. Aiken. 1). 1).,
Ottawa. nisi rive the morning ail.
dresses. Rev. Geo. \1'. Ik'wey will
I4111r charter of tlw'singles wt the morn-
ing deco ' +.
Mania,. June 2tel
2 p. rue --Sleet htg of the prolwtiotw•r'tt
record cuunuitttw, consisting of tlw
chniruw't of districts. secretary rotary of tine
1•ctuniulug isard, 1111.11 the se•trtary ut
Toufer•nee, to ret iew the record ■is
standing of each prolatlonrrt also the
r•es.tumeudatious re candidates for the
mi11dstry, died to bring W a report in
allover to tis 11411411 dlecIplitwry 41>1'a -
Mats. The meeting will be htW in
Victoria street chun'h.
k p. act. --Stationing committee will
meet in Victoria street church. Statis-
tic111 committee meets du North street
quench.
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«LTELLO, Mary! May I bring a business
1111 friend home for dinner? Sorry the
time is so short. Can you manage some-
how?"
"Why, certainly, John ! No trouble at
all I have a nice little stock of Davies
Pork and Beans on the shelf for just such an
emergency!"
"Good for you! That's sensible!"
All she had to do was warm up the
pork and beans and serve. Everyone enjoyed
the real treat and congratulated her on her
thoughtful management. How thankful she
was for
Davies
Pork and Beans
15c. for a 16 oz. tin
Have you tried this
choice dish ? Get some
right away. Don't just
imagine they're like
others you know. With-
hold judgment. Be fair.
Expect them to be differ-
ent - delicious, satisfy-
ing, flavory - and you
will not be disappointed.
Keep a few cans -always
on hand. „
Decide now to buy
Davies Pork and Beans.
Plain or with Tomato
Sauce -11 oz., 16 oz. and
20 oz. tins.
Order from your ddakr
The William Davies Co., Limited
Toronto and Montreal
Cane. Foal ttarr4 !'• int' f ',env, Nor (r VI a -d 1 t St
fit
Tuesiltty. June :1rd.
9 ti. m.--Stntlugiug tomys1tttw,
atetlsth•al committee. emmititttw on
religious edutmtlun. North street
church.
2 P. i .- Stittiouhit couimitter.
Statlsticul tomutitte•. ftellgiwts telt(t
ration et,ltiIutttle, Contemner r ttt'i,"
un•rs 4%111 meet the niaiaia1 secre-
te ries.
s p. w.--Srntlouilg committee. Sta-
tistical committee. Religious edut•a-
tiota committee.
Wednesday, June Mh.
s.45 it. m. -Morning devotions, by
19'v. J. W. Aiken. Ottawa.
9,:144 it. w.-lfhdsterlal Fc..siett. Ito'I
tail Ithe record of registration will
be taken.) Report of the transfer
1VIIntu lute•. Appointment of (11 cum -
mitre*. "11 e,nderetw't• relations; (2)
Ixtter writers: 1:11 Gnu rotten curres-
poudenl : 14o Itnilway clerk. 1)Ls-
elpllnary questions. Retort of the
probationer's nesu•cl t•,1mulitte•.
2 p. Iu. gists Iplitwr) questions. lie-
mitt
1rport of the couuui1le• 011 contemn*
vela t ions.
!1 p. w.-11it11or1'1•ial 4.1•,s111i1 1►is-
riplhutry question.. Pastoral address.
Thurtwla). June 5th.
5,1:1 Il, tar. Werslti t. Dr. Aiken.
41.841-- (1t'u•ntl w'sslou. 11011 ruts
1th• record of registration w111 he
takett1. t:1e•tlou of I-Mai-l-elaw ufll-
trrs. 1 nveiliug the honor mil. t' -
mitten. continued. Appointment of
leasines• e1 'rte•. itett•reur of
resolutions from the fluor of the con-
temner to their proper committee*.
Pivot draft or stud too..
2 le w.- :rn.•all session. Rota/rt of
the ministerial session. I;enerab least -
115,4.
p. 1n. -Picts• weh•omt•.
8.::11 p. m. -.ill committees newt.
Circuit louu111r1es enumi•siou me•gs.
x 41.
111.-Mlissi..tulry rally I,.t't• I.ny-
men s Association program. t
Frida). June lith.
s,.4:1 n, m. --Worship. Dr. Aiken.
9.311 is. m.-F'Irot ballot for examin-
ing Isurd. Report of decisions of hew
n'udenel by the president sharing the
year. Report act the tonferetes• :special
committee. Report of the wisslottary
2 p. act.-Itt•port No. • 1. Examining
16ntrl.-Inye rtnwnt of Pinnies•. Rev.
S. W. I seen : Supvn unua l ion. Rev. 1t.
.1. 1*. Simpson.
4 p. u.--llemorial service.
to. m. ---.VI committees meet.
• p. In. -Reception w•rvler. The wr-
n•tnry of contemner will need the reso-
lution of rerptdop into full minaret ion
act ctutlhhtit',. for ortlivation. .td -
dress. Rev. It. 1:. I'twver, D. 11, foes'.
dent's charge.
Saturday. Jure 711s,
x 3.� n. u. ---Worship. ' ler. Aiken.
!a.:iii 1t. m --Reports of e,m,nittee•.
Report No. 1. Isanl of examiners.
.19 leer ,-t ,ittti 11 (,• s. Postoral oddness.
a:••neral hnsine...
1.311 p. ul.--Meeting of st:atb,itts
comet list's• to seri ce deputlt1h.,w.
x p, u.---Theologieul Onion k'•ture In
Violinist street church.
Sunday Sers•Ieen. June dthr
1) n. tn.--Love resist raid fellowship
service. to be toidowteil Lc Roes- .1. E.
Ford.
11 it. tn.-- 4Irdivation sermon by the
rrsx-president• Rev. .1. E. Wham fol-
lowed by tit• i,rdinntion service, eon -
dueled by the president.
3 p. m.-Snnduy school session. Ad-
dresses IT Revs. W. E. 1 wily and
F. E. 4'Iywhlle.
7 p. m.-Serni'i by Iles. J. W.
Aiken, D. 11., 1)ttnwtt. Sacrament of
tis• Lord's Supper, tondnttel by 'IK,
8111 ledge.
Victoria street --11 a. tn.,-Iter. J. C.
T. Morris: :t p. tn., Suulny school nd-
"dresw•s by Itpvs. M. Stuart Bud S.
1Mvldson: 7 p. m., Rev. Dr. Daniels.
Presbyterian --11 it. in.. Rev. W. E.
Shafionl: 7 p. in., itev. G. T. Watts.
Baptist (•hnreh-11 a. m., Rey. S.
Jefferson: 7 p. m., Rev. .1. M. Keys.
('Ihrtoy. a nitnrio street --11 it. mo.,
Her. 11..t. Miller: 7 p. m., Rev. t. .1.
.'.Ikea.
Morwlay, June lth.
h.47. n. in. ---'t ,trship. Dr. Aiken.
11.30 it. m.--(:enern1 business. Ile -
'mitt of LayntWYs Assts hitiMD.
2 p. ua. Jubilee merrier, liter. .1. (1.
elhtial. 4446.7111 lousiness. Fixing
date M next tonfc•renee. Ministers
responsible for new charges: ' I'opies
of the year 1.10k. Mlncellantonn
Matters.
A p. m.- 19.1igio11. M1E11tb it nnnl-
Ternnry. Addresses by Rer. W. L.
linen 111111 Iter. Frank 1.ongfonl.
Stationing tonin,Itte• newts.
Tueshay. June lMh.
10 n. m I,n•I draft of statlotta.
Election of chaining'. l'ermitsion to
employ young men. Appolptmr•tit of
spse'itd eouttnitItws. Appointment of
program committee.
Program for 1.0) men's Atnee/atiott,
Wednewlas. Jura 41h (Victoria 19t.
Church) .
2.30 p. m i Pe 4,t i„11:11 e-preiae4.
Mr. .1. W. llnmphre•c. president. Chat -
his m.
3 p. m. -Add rpm.. "Permanency of
F:ra11[eli-m,' Dr. A. A [Mks. ('int-
Itn m.
4 9. 111. Address, 'The Church and
World Pmbleme." Mr. Semite' Tufts.
7.4A 9. m. - Worship. In charge of
the presbb•nt.
S.16 p. at. -Address. "Stewardship
HOpelthe Y.M.C.A. Finish its
• Work For Sol
Help the" Y" Construct the Manhood
that will Re -construct Canada
ALL the world now knows that the Red Triangle of the
Y.M.C.A. was the "Sign of Friendship " to thousands
of your brothers, sons, uephews,cousius and neighbours'
boys in the last four and a half years. Wherever the Can-
adian Soldiers went, the t- Good old 'Y' went too. And
now it is coming back home with them!
For the support which has made possible the war work
of the Y.M.C.A. we thank you. Your money has been well
expended. We have rendered full account.
We ask now your continued sympathy land support for
Red Triangle Service for our Soldiers during demobilization,
and for Y.M.C.A. work for Canada generally during the Re-
construction period. The Annual Red Triangle campaign
will be held throughout Canada May 5th to 9th, 1919. The
objective is 81,100,00).
For ' Oto Men Returning
For the soldiers and their dependents, returning
from Overseas, we have provided as follows : --
1. A Red Triangle man on board every ship when it heaves
Great Britain, with a full equipment of gams, gramophones
and records. magic Lantern, literature and writing materials
Where possible, also a piano or an organ. Lectures, concerts,
sing songs, instruction re Government repatriation plans. and
Sunday Services.
2. Red Triangle comforts and facilities tor the men on ar-
rival at Halifax, Sl. John, Quebec and Montreal. including cof-
fee stalls, with free drinks, fee eatables, cigarettes, candies, etc.
8. Red Triangk men on every
troop train tea provide regularly
free drinks. ea tables and cigarettes,
organize games and sing songs, and
furnish information 6
4. Red Triangk free canteen
service, information bureau. etc.,
at each of the 22 (Dispersal centres
in Canada.
5. Red Triangle Clubs in the
principal cities of Canada iu the
shape of large Y.M.CA. hostels to
furnish bed and board at low rates
and to be a render ars for soldiers.
6, Seventy-five Secretaries to superintend Red Triangk
service in Military Hospitals. Camps and Barracks throughout
Canada
7. Tickets entitlidt soldiers to full TM .CoA. privileges for
six months at any local V M.C.A. furnished.
In addition to our work for the returning so' iters, we have
to maintain the Real Triangle service to the full for
it the
soldier
in Siberia, as well as the work of special
orthern
Russia, i alctine and Poland..
ers
The Y.M.C.A. will keep its
choir of Service unbruk,'n
till the end,
For Canada's Manhood
The Reconstruction program of the 1'. Itf. C. A.
includes the following vitally important develop-
ments :-
1. An increased service to :1111,(1110 teen-age boys is the
Dominion -the development of Catudieu Standard Efficiency
training; Bible Study groups; summer camps; conferences;
service for High School boys. for working boys, in the towns
and cities; foe boys on the farm and fur boys everywhere. who
have lacked opportunity f..r mental, moral, physical or social
development.
2. Inauguration of Y.M.0 A. work in the country. and the
smaller tewos and villages lacking
Assut'iatiou buildings and equip-
ment, on a plan of county organ-
isations. This will include the
establishment of Rat Triangle
centresfotr.,tial, recreatio,tal and
educational work among boys and
men, in co-operation with the
► churches. .
3 The promotion of YMCA.
work am mg Canada's army of
•
workers in industrial plants, both
in YMCA buildings and in the
factory buildings, organizing the
groat spirit among the industrial workers of our cities by
meetings, entertainments. games and sports.
4. The establishment of the Red Triangk in isolated dis-
tricts where lumbermen. miners and other workers hold the
frtmt trenches of industry.
5. Resides these main fields of increased activity for 1919.
we have to promote for enlarged work among railway men,
college students and for our eeampaien to enco.trage phylum'
utl sex education. Under all our work we piece the fund-
amental foundation of manly Christianity.
dial%
Y.W.C.A.
For the wives and children
Overseas, dependent qpm Can-
adian soldiers, and for Y W C.A
work in Canada generally, a sum
of 8175,000 from the Red Tri-
angle Fund will be set aside for
the Dominion Council of the
Y.W.C.A., which is caring far
the soldiers' women folk. and
their little ones on the long jour-
ney. from Liverpool to Canada.
and is abo extending its work
for Canadian girls.
Por thew sake also be gen-
erous when you make yoxtr
contribution.
Y'OR the sake of our victoriotfs soldiers and
their dependents, and the happiness of
their home -coming: for the sake of our future
citizens, our teen-age boys; for the sake of
rural life in Canada; for the sake of the social
betterment of the toilers in factory and work-
shop; -for thesake of lonely men and boys in
our mines and forests; for the sake of Christian
Society and Canadian manhood -we appeal
to you. Give us your contribution, little or
big. Be as generous as you can.
Hand your contribution to the canvasser when he
calls, or if you live where it is difficult for him Weal],
send it by check, money order or registered letter to
the National Treasurer, Red Triangle Campaign. 121)
Bay Street, Toronto.
Please Note:
We are not asking for
money to carry On our
work Overseas, with the
Army in Great*Britain,
France or Belgium. That
work will continue at its
maximum for some months.
financially provided for by '
the- liquidation of our
assets Overseas, and will
not terminate till the last
man has sailed for home.
National Council, Young Men's Christian Associations of Canada
The Red Triangle Campaign is being conducted under the distinguished pilronage of His Excellency,
the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., 6.C..tLG., (,.C.L.0.. P.C.
Ffes. Campaign Chairman:
JOAN W. hoes, Montreal
('aen/sairn Chairman: (ampoirn Trensvrer:
G. IlaaaltIT WOOD, Tewonto THOHA3 BRADSHAW. Toronto
Campaign nrrecl,w:
SHA-• W. BISHOP, Toronto 1'4)
of e1t11''l'i11114•. Talents Bud )1ouoy,.
T. 1: 1111111111P. tt'ti I1ae•e•bu rg.
Thursday, June 5t1n (North St.Chureb)
p. m. -Worship. In charge of
the president cif 1Anvmeai s Atws•lation.
eel p. m,•-A•hlresse's•- Ater. ('. E.
'lL•tnulu¢, secret.ry department of
home cola. one; Mr. W. (1. Witton.
11011. trttasnrer 9ottstlonary hoard.
Fridley, Juste 6th.
irdymen's banquet. 1190 to 7.4.50 p. m.
Address by Mr. 1latmtml Tarter,
(;u•Iph. itawnier 1s .torn h1 the Ladles
and the n Inisters as well as the lay•
meta Admission. :AD ee111s.
Rilkthlg Arrangement•.
Eitel' delegate will pcy a hill,* fee of
sic dollars. No hotel billets. The fee
nay 1e' p•id 111 the 41uno,•iti set-retary
at cllstrict meeting. or to the treasurer
of the billet conunitte
Anneal ('si,terrnee Fund.
The anuusl (ouferemr feud will re-
IwMlrse melt delegate for billet 111111
trnusportanon if the dis. tiet allot-
ments are paid in full. If in tiny dis-
trict the allotment Is not paid in full.
the deleaing. from that district will
wale down pro rats in their expense
claims. Sewers nnuated men sad pro-
Itatl,.tw•ro «111 pry a billet fee of three
dollars only.
11. Secretary.
IMJorkdale and ('mokotl River, Mask .
arc erecting t marble monument to the
memory of the men from that district
ho fell In the war.
Mr.
B1Y K fP ! BUCK 1'P !
Tell me not in mournful numbers, daylight sating is it fake;
Ask the Mnyot anti he will te11 you that the scheme la bully -Jake.
Tell me not, )•e chronic grumblers, that the world Is going wrong:
lie up and doing, still pursuing happiness; he Joyous in your song
Of love. that love that knows no depth or ending on life", sea
Or 1n the realms of God's Eternity.
Tell me not Iu mournful! npmliers, the battle that has eensel
'.tins won by strategy or tontine. that the brutal Hun ens 1111 -cd
Just lemons• of Allit'l numbers. or perchance their generalship;
No, 'twits Heaven that picked the sinner: grace the enemy the dip.
Then to Heaven let tubes raise
Their on of gladness and a praise
That Allied sans may never worrnw sip.
Tell me not In mournful numhern. Golerieh never shall expand:
It 'twans't for the "pep" in "pepper" we should tare a "pepleso" land.
Reit'Tort and not a piker; be up and doing while 'tin dsy;
Von can help to build a city, in the good old-tanhloncd way,
If you will hut .quit yon're kiekln'.
1'pssimist• are coats plekln' -
Remember what 1 nay.
Tell me not in ,nonrntul numbers, that you're ski: and tired of life;
Listen. brother. he a sticker, he a hero In the strife.
For you In Flanders anis they Ile. and there they lie for me:
They drank the dress tint burned within, that teen should e'er be tree.
Let.. not forgot their wcrifle,
For he will 'Ileath the poppy Iles
Might come again to iter
(tarry Shaaoon.
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