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\ EEE @ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 30, 1918. ~ PAGE FIVE ------ "Out of the High Rent District," 0'Connor's Ladies' Exclusive FOR THE CHILDREN ' Special showing all this week latest models in of the very COATS AND DRESSES For all ages, from infancy up, at money saving prices. EXTRA SPECIAL 10 dozen fine quality black to clear, $1.69 each. underskirts STYLE HEADQUARTERS For everything that is new in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Millin- ery. ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU. T.J.OCon 260 Princess St. nor Telephone 800 Higher up street but always lower in price. If you want Good Bread, ask for New England Phone 618 And a driver will call, FRED BISS, Manager. loading pull on wear it ol are Strain by system. Cleaners J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street. Telephone 810. 'One million dollars on Saturday 'was voted by the House to fight the Spanish influenza epidemic. SUMO" Ask For St. Lawre A. TYO, 473 Princess St. going uphill. the professionally able of relieving the most aggravated cases of eye Jyesight Opp. Post Office, Kingston Ale & Porter A Pleasant Smile With Every Glass Ring Phone 645 for a Case. HETERO ALCAT STRAINING YOUR EYES' Straining your eyes' to do your work is like overs an automobile Too much engine will ut quickly. We cap- our sycientific J. J.\Stewart, Opt. D., Specialist, ..HaverstockRd.,| : " nce Kingston. PRYLEADING CH ENGLAND Be there Ce... H: W 3 London E TRADE MARKES WORD 'THERAPION on BRIT. GOVT. STAMP AFFIXED TO GENUINE PACKETS HEE EE TWO POWERFUL SERMONS DR. SALEM G. BLAND PREACHED | IN CHURCH OF HIS BOYHOOD. . | Urged the Establishment of Pre-eminence of Christ and an Influence by the Church Social ° Régeneration--Eulogized | the Press pf Kingston and | Queen's University. Special services marked gixty-fourth Anniversary of Queen street Methodist church on Sunday, | when Rev. Dr. Salem G. Bland, one of the formost ministers of West- | ern Canada, preached on topics of | especial interest at this crucial time | in the affairs of ' the Protestant] churches. Rev, Dr. Bland is sel-| dom an orator, yet he speaks with | a quiet sincerity and deep convie- | tiord that is most gmpressive. His | language is beautiful and foreeful, | and his sermons are most appealing | and powerful. | In the morning he pleaded for! the absolute establishment of the pre-eminence of the Saviour, Christ Jesus. Doctrines and dogmas, *e declared, must be laid aside as se- condary and the people of Jhe Christian church must sit at the feet of their (Master It was not (unnatural that Jesus 'had (been eclipsed by the formalism of the Roman Catholic church and efen by | the church of the Reformation. | Withoft organization the apostolical | faith ip~desus. would have died and Christianity would thave been jost | Ito the world. (But the organization | hid 'the spirit of Christ when 'it had | proceeded through the middles ages | and even mp to the middle of the | nineteenth century when the trans- | formation occurred The last cen-| tury has brought many achic ve- | ments of surpassing importance, | but none more influential than the | transformation of Protestantism | from a formal doctrinaire theology | to a religion of faith in tue /Al-; mighty and bellef in the goodness of 'His Son. To-day the church is at the foot- hills with the hard accomplishments still to bes fulfilled and thd moun- tain of achievement yet to be clim- ed. Only through the placing of first things first and second things second can the truly Christian mis- gion be secured, and this demands | the 'pre-eminence of Christ in the! hearts of 'his followers. ° At the evening service the speak- er made some trenchant remarks on the mission of the church. He believed that 'the criticisms which had been fevelled in 'the past de- noted a belief by its opponents in the powerful place which it has at- tained. Nevertheles§, the church in many ways had failed to accom- plisfi_ its task. Jt wad' irresolute in- stead of decided; it was perhaps subservient to the rich instead of being mightily independent. This indecisive attitude had weakened its influence and had even tended to antagonize some classes. of fol-! lowers. (For instance, the church had failed to support the working man in his fight for union and bro- thérhood, which "whs eminently Christian. It had not exercised an uplifting influence Im politics, and had shown that it iwas not strong enough to stand for its basic ideals of independence and righteousness. In the future the church must exercise @ more powerful influence on social conditions. Even as 'the medieval church strove for the free- dom of the individual so should the modern , church seek for social re- generation. (The world is outgrow- ing individualism and the ideal of the brotherhood of man ig surely sprinking mpfin its wake. The ehurch must cultivate this spirit in the future, despite the meanness of the business world, despite the rampant competition, despite the weighty jinfluences that will seek to deter it. t In the evening Dr. Bland express- ed to the wvery large congregation his happiness at once more being in Kingston and in Queen street Methodist chureh. Many pleasant and fond memories clung to his boyhood home and to this boyhood church, Jwhere he received his early training. Besides the church, Dr. Bland asserted that no forces had exercised such influences on his life as the Kingston press, which had given him confidence in his early days on the ministry throug their kindly and helpful notices, and Queen's University, which, un- der the late Reverend Principal Grant, brought jthe greatest edyca- tional Influence into his life. He believed that even if all the faces he had known in bygone days had tne | RUMMER, AMOND, YOLA. SARGENTS' DRUG Cor. Princess & Montreal Sts. Complete Stock of Dyes: RIT, SUNSET,' STORE: Phone 41. gone from the church, he would still hallow the sacred memories of his earlier. life within its fold. Special music was also arranged for the oceasion, and besides "the anthems the large cohgregations were favored with selections from Mrs. John (Evans, Mrs. H. T. J. Cole- man, Rechab Tandy, Josepli Hodge and Allan Haffner. At Cooke's "Church. Rev. 'W. [Bryden, M.A., of Wood- ville, 'was the preacher at both ser- vices in iCooke's church on Sunday, and delivered thoughtful and force- ful sermons. At ithe morning ser< vice he spoke on "The Peace of God." [He said there were a great many things regarded as peace. He spoke lof peace [very imuch, especi- ally in these days of great struggles,' It was very easy for a persea-te--be strong when they thad some person at 'their "sick who was strong, and 'who was leading them on, but they. were not so strong when they were not so led. a Yo Sunday alternoon iCooke's church E|Sunday school held a rally, which. as very lacgely attended by Doth the young aud old folk. There was for | 1 | that | to be made touget the congregation ---- ™ them a new ideal ed co-operation and co-ordination and- produced io 'the Canadians great capacity of achievement. With the development of these qualities at home &@ r the war, Canada and ris church could pe- ty forces. Dr. Wil- ation of his theme was 1 eloquent. ; y Chalmers minister announe- that the ion had decided it 'was essential that a mid- service be eid 'for prayer ce" on 'Wednesdays An endeavor is It had develop- ed week and - social service from 8 to 9 p.m the mid-week ser- nas fallen largely the caourches will men as well as the so interested in vice that what into discard in appeal to the women Princess Street Methodist Rally, Princess Street Methodist church was crowded at both services on Sun- day, the morning service being' de- voted to the children. It was the annual rally and, a splendid pro- gramme of songs and recitations was given by the little ones. In the even- ing Rev. J. A. Waddell addressed the teachers on their mission and the great work which they were accom- plishing. J At First Baptist Church. right and helpful were the ser- vices™in the First Baptist church on' Sunday. The pastor, Rev. J. S, La- Flair, delivered two delightful and SI ene nn | E 9 inspiring sermons. In tue morning lie spoke on "Over the Top," and in the evening, "Why I Am a Baptist." At the evening service the ordination of baptism took place, when there! were three candidates. In the after- noon, there was special Bible school rally, when the pastor gave a most interesting address on flags, while! Dr. E. J. Lake showed some fine lap- tern slides, . | # At St. James' Church, Archdeacon Dobbs preached at St. | James' church on Sunday evening and gave an account of the recent meetings of the general synod of the Anglican church. held in Toronto. i Sydenham Street Methodist, | A sacred musicale was given at the Sunday evening service in Sydenham Street Methodist church. "The Re- demption Hymn' (Parker), was par- ticularly well rendered. Miss Pol- lard, contralto soloist, took the lead- ing par: and sang with great beauty of expr .sion. Others who took lead- ing parts were Miss Woodman, so-; prano; Arthur Locks, violinist, and Ernest Madrand organ soloist. The' choir exceeded all former efforts. The ! male quartette brought the pro-| gramme to a fitting close and the voices blended beautifully. ey KINGSTON EVENTS 25 YMARS AGO. Messrs. Doyle and Gates will build a large barn on Carruthers' farm, Baker's Point... The building will; hold one hundred head of cattle and | have two storeys. Guy Curtis, captain of Queen's | rugby team, is certainly making good. - He has all the boys on the! OF THE F. .eST QUALITY We're in a position this sea- son to do better than ever be- fore with high class garments of superior quality... Any com- * parison you care to make will show that we are equal to every possible competition. Come in and see our fine fur setts in all the fashionable styles and popular furs. Hudson Seal Coats The kinds that show style at | popular prices. - CAMPBELL BROS. Oldest Fur Store. Kingston's run. His home is in Delta. Rumor says Thomas Hogan, of Wolle Island, will be a candidate for the Ontario Legislature, A KINGSTON MAN HELD AT NAPANEE He Is Wanted in Oswego, N.Y., on a Charge of . Theft. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Napanee, Sept. 30.---Robert J. Ryan, of Kingston, was taken into custody by Chief Barrett yesterday, on a charge préferred by the police of . Oswego, N.Y,, of stealing three dia- mond rings and a gold locket and chain from a dwelling house in Os- wego, The articles were recovered in Napanee by the chief, The accused appeared before Judge Madden in the Extradition Court," waived extra- dition and consented to go back to! Oswego to stand trial. He was re- ii | manded to jail, to await the arrival of an officer from Oswego to take him back, oe Pte. A. Malcolm and Pte. J. Pat- tersqn, of the Railway Construction Corp Niagara, appeared on remand before Police Magistrate Rankin, | charged with fraud and assaulting a Chinaman, They were ordered back to jail to await an escort from their unit. License No, | Our flee has' the pure, rich coffee fipvor, so much appreciated hy lovers of a "Quality Cup" of this universal morning beverage, There Is No Doubt Our coffee salen every week. Quality counts, fre inereasing Every day we nore getting mew cuntomers for our finest coffee, Try a pound-----it will please you ==you will remember the quality. Price, 45¢* per Ih. Henderson's Grocery A Square House to Deal With Phone 2 09-61 Brock Street. ------ fl od Carrie Pringle, charged with vag-' rancy, wa given a chance to redeem. herself. She was allowed td go on suspended sentence. 3 AH the letter boxes around the city have |been given a much-need- ed coat of paint. . Kill the Germs of Catarrh BY ACTING TO-DAY YOU CAN QUICKLY CURE CATARRH AND F\ AvolD BRONCHITIS, PER- held = hs ". 9 6.W.V.A Rings We have just been granted permission to sell these rings to 'members of the W.V. Association. . At present we have some in stock. 4 Jewelers, 100 Princess St, City. em : se Pe Es ss :s B . s§ is i es iE i -h i ] A iE poo po : & a ss -- S = = s as a ER ss Es= Ee Es i ss ss Es - kr .s@b s s s gs E s ir :s i po a a, i pod i Fo t- i»= H po] ts: i Ee i 5s Es E po ES gs Ee Re = s. sm Ee Ey Ee Ee s&s Ft Ee Ee Es :E E Fo] pe = . ES = oo] EE se ss RS ss ss -- pod Fr p hk ss =a Es i E Pe - tc = ED = Es s< = = s Es ES E Ee ES = EE Eo] s = sc = = Ly 450 Ladies' black kid laced boots, high tops, good heavy soles, medium heels. Sizes, 3to 7. Special Value $4.50 Abernethy's Shoe Store HAA TTT a v THOUSANDS 'OF ARTISTIC HOMEY HOMES Have been furnished the money-saving Reid way. Thousands of wives now find home a happier, brighter place in which to spend their lives. Thousands of husbands more keenly than be- tore anticipate the home-going, all due to Reid way of furnishing with Reid's High Quality and Reid Low Prices. : aa LS, . JAMES REID, The Leading Undertaker--Phone 147 For Service. a NEW LAWN MOWERS ARE COSTLY. Jet your old one sharpened, re- saired or refitted at moderate cost. Parts supplied for all standard machines. John M. Patrick 149 Sydenham Street. 'Phone 2056J. Salary Protection IN UCASE ow Sickness or Accident (MEN & WOMEN) Costs $1.00 a Month COVERS ALL DISEASES. Pays first week of sickness without extra premium charge. Has all the old and many new and valuable benefits, Drop up a lve and we will call and expinin it fully, or when i drop In nt the office, MERGHANTS CASUALTY ©O. R. D. SUTHERLAND DISTRICT AGENT Corner Brock & Bagot Streets. COKE ORDERS ONLY NS - Tauen BUTTER Wari PAPER Stock Printing, "Choice i iter," The James Sowards buono, $5.83 Srotm Broo anol peice, ' Coal Co. 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