Oshawa Daily Times, 22 Aug 1929, p. 13

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Visiting Bishop Hails Britain = As Great Champion of Liberty Rev. Ww. F. Anderson of Boston, Mais, Declares Einpite and U. S. Galled Upon to Build Fairest Civilization-- Occupies Pulpit at Timothy Eaton Mémorial Church. nr od by how many are we serve oa, out how many are we abe vo the test of greatness to- day," said Bishop William F, An- de of" Boston, Mags., preach- i "a large congregation Sun, day morning at the Timothy Eat- on 'Memorial Church. The visiting divine was Introduced by Rev. E. B. Lanceley. Quoting that man is worth to hu- man progress about as much as the truths with which he concerns him- Bishop Anderson discussed the best investment which men can make of their lives in the modern, world. "The problem of problems is to get the principles of Christianity into praetice," from John Wesley, was announced next developed to show how the measure of a man is Buaged by his- unselfish achieve- ments on behalf of his fellow-men. "If not an advocate of sume great truth, a man's life is without significance for himself or his fel- lows," said the bishop. The path- way from the jungle to the millen~ jum must be along the highway of basic principles. The mills of God were in the habit: of grinding out these: basic ideals and 'the inmvia- ual life must find interpretation. "Profit formerly was the great word in business but today service is' the great word," the preacher continued. "Every man must make the best of his opportunity for the betterment of the world." "Life is not commercial, politi- tal, umanly social, but moral and zolisious;' life i contuet, every question in its final anelysis Is a moral and religious one," he de- clared. ~ Champion of Freedom "I regard Great Britain as one of the champions of liberty and we see the call of God to the Unit- ed States and Great Britain to unite in building the fairest civiliz- | yy ation of which the mind of man ever has dreamed," he said. There was a decided trend among the nations for the outlawry |. of war, the bishop believed, the Kellogg peace pact, with 50 nations manded together being most signi- ficant. It was Isaiah who had or- iginated the League of Nations, who had spoken of the day when swords would be beaten nto ploughshares. The solidarity of the human family was becoming apparent, the idea of establishing the kingdom of God was striking its hour, '"Your chance is to make it dominant in your own country," he concluded. The bishop occupied the pulpit again at the: evening service amd Rev. J. Williams Butcher, of Liver- pool, England, was announced as next Sunday's preacher. The Social investigator was going through the hene of a poor resident of a southern state. "Do you think it's healthy to have those hogs in youf house?" he asked the owner. "Well-1-1, I've had hogs in this yare house for fo'ty-odd years an' I ain't had one dic on me yet!" TRE OSHAWA DAY TIMES, TAORSDAY, AUGUST 7 7, 929 1929 Fall Fair Dates Dats of the Ontatio fakt la ton nk nl. pi 8 SIR datas Denar Deparimeat of fi HH BREEN sanSEE Bo Pl shh BERR es Berimron with NewRadiola 332 ow Lesion. PPI, at/rices Hemarkably Low! N "all-electric" Console Radiola . .-. styled in the modern trend . . . and built to the highest standards of quality. Such is the new Radiola 33 which is now made available by Canadian General Electric at the startling low price of $99.00. Examine this"new Radiola achievement. Note the strength of the metallic-constructed cabinet . . . and the beauty of the modernistic design that readily adapts itself to any home furnishings. Then hear Radiola 33 with its new companion model . . C.G.E. Loudspeaker 100-B. You'll realize that here is quality, realistic reception such as you have alw: desired. Radiola 33, complete ~ with Radiotrons,~ costs only And the C.G.E. Loudspeaker 100-B is low _ priced at $29.50. , See both these models today. $992 : $120.50. Console Radiola 33 Less Radiotrons, and Loudspeaker dl Ontario Motor Sales 'Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville oL.420 Lud O Left, A. H. Badgerow, Toronto who is celebrating his 90th birth- day, and right, his son, Sir George , | Badgerow of London, England, who is now visiting his father. i tS H gel $aey =uBEEE rT ER | £8 ook fof BREE .. Sept. 25.27 Sept. 26 and 27 Sept. 20 and 21 Sept. 24 iy 23 Sept. 19 ang » Sept. 24 and 25 Sept. 12 and 13 fohawk Tndian (Deseronto) ount Brydges Mount Forest . Muncey (United 1 Murillo Napanee . Neustadt .. New Hambu: Newington New Liskeard ..Aug. Niagara-on-the-Lake North Bay Norwich . Norwood Oakwood Odessa .. Orangeville . Ohsweken Paisley .. Pakenham "Sept. 20 + Sept. 10 7 1 "Sept. 10 and 11 Sept. 27 and Port Port Perry Powassan Priceville Providence B Rainham Centre Rainy River .. (Indian) oF Sept. Zutoo Tablets Do Three Things stop H ~break upe --stop Monthly pains ere is one LIMITED CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Rawat = 24.27 | and 27 {o--they won't hurt you, «+ Sept. 19 and 20 corners Sept, 27 / is always in order for the picnic or informal gathering. A handy package of Christie's choicest Biscuits in sur prising variety--crisp, delicious and temptingly fresh. he dor rg tt pov aways ask for ies B Biscuits efince /1653 2} Trout Creek .... 5 Toronto (Canadi Walters Falls Warkworth ee Warren .. Waterford Welland .... Wellandport 3] Wellesley .. Wheatley .. Wiarton .... 28] Wilkesport . "Sept. 24 + Sept. 17 end 18 | 2 . Oct. Williamstow: Sept, Winchester . . Se t. Wyoming .. Oct. 3 and 4 A hum of housing bees. A humming bird is near; oo Brown squirrel is chattering gaily; 'Whipoor-will's call is clear. Lambs are bleating, too. 2 and 3 The evening 19 and 20 t. 9 and 10 of strength. THE MUSIC OF THE HILLS 2 (There's a tinkle in every valley, A sighing through the trees, a The twitter of swooping swallows, 5 The dragon flies g0 whizzing; The river gurgles and gushes; ells are chiming, Sweet music, when day is through. Having a few desires is a proof Ah, a Jewell "Why: are you so pensive?" asked "I'm not pensive," she replied. twerity minutes." "Well, say." you have nothing to say? "Will' you be my wife?" Willie's Friend Mother: to let your friend Jimmy £ little Willie around like that. didn't you stop him? . Geoff: I couldnt, I was Willie.--Passing Show, anda d,s = now " ¢XCEP CANADIAN NATIONAL | EXHIBITION Delivery 8 a.m.--3 p.m. 6 pm, Open daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open Wed. 8 a.m. to 12.30 Open Sat. 8 am, to 10 p.m. I Satarday 8 monn, 8 ponws Karavan Stoneless DATES 2 Pe. 35¢ today, serving milli SPECIAL-- SUNLIGHT | LIBBY'S RIPE OLIVES Lime ice MONTSERRAT --Medinm Size Bottle ..... tiong LOBLAW GROCETERIAS wren Wi we think of the mighty strides made ; by our Canadian National Exhibition filled with amazement. To say the least, it has indelibly placed Canada uponl the sands of time. Bug when we consider the enormous growth of the Loblaw Groceterias from one or two stores ten years ago--to the vast organization that it is , one is ons of customers yearly, this alone pays us a silent tribute that our standards of policy and savings have won a unique success. ITEMS MARKED SPECIAL ON SALE AUGUST 23rd - 20th WATCH FOR YELLOW PRICE TICKETS, THEY DENOTE SPECIAL A part of the Exhibition sights in Toronto when visiting the Fair is VALUES Loblaw's Groceteria Warehouse (Largest grocery warehouse on American Continent) FLEET AND BATHURST STREETS i (Opposite Baseball Stadium) . Yon are cordially invited to see through this wonderful modern warehouse, Alpine Club The Peer of Pale Dry Ginger Ale { Per Bottle io IN CARTONS 1% Doz. 60e Doz. $1.20 PLUS 2c DEPOSIT ON EACH BOTTLE C. & B's MALT VINEGAR LARGE 20¢ BOTTLE Sanitary Drinking Cups . Pkg. 5¢ Pure Or Orange Marmalade Sanitary Straws 2 Pkgs. 5c samRFS en Yur Wheatsworth Biscuits Pkg. 21c LILY Braud. . Roman Meal Nature's Nut Brown Food. Pork and Beans AYLMER--Cheies No. 2 Size Tia. Gully Pickles NESTLE'S CONDENSED MILK Bottle 39¢ Lemon Cup and Orange Cup Bottle eaten Salts Jar 36¢ PRESERVING? Certo, Rubber "Rings Extra Heavy Quality Sovereign Red Sockeye SALMON HALVES 24 TIN HERE ARE A FEW SUPPLIES . Fruit Jars CORONA Brand--Medium Fruit Jars CORONA Brand--S8mall Size Parowax - IMPERIAL 1b. Package. ...ceecesesees Zinc Jar Rings Good Heavy Quality we. il tesacsssecesean son ae sesecssesense "But you haven't said a word for I haven't had anything to "Don't you ever say Bing whes You naughty boy, Geol Smith knoc# "holding

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