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(‘Ollllllll'f‘d Willi {hp (llll‘lllf: Ill“ ( lll'lfilltlll (11“ll7‘ll‘Lllllill f ““l \t). 11” Clldllfli‘ V1.1.» adop‘od ill [llt‘ Willi \Vllblllllle and ill l‘llllll't‘ \K'lli '\'1-.l1 i xterm-1.- has tit-(1130.1 that lit'llwti‘g's [11.11.11.1-..111- INDIChJIHLRan‘ 11.51pm li‘tiC- ..tic.cntly .~(llllt thoughtful but nun-l l '- \H-“n’ ‘l ~14- I‘hc (l-l.‘ 31““ W ““193 ' their own lidst‘. l ' v ‘ 3 ~ .‘ ' J l «, hit“, ‘ :1 1' . . . . , ‘A ' ‘ ‘ I l' ’ I h ’\ ("‘1 l ' 1 ‘!l ' “\\‘):f ‘0 ‘) H ‘) " ». " ‘ ' V . -"t~l-'“‘l;.'~1\{\ much!“ 1 bulk U) («my 11“.. .1 through “.1411 merchants. there- totined ptoplt think thi. l).§.él.)..\ .1 ‘ 7.1”" $‘1‘1 ammr «1 115-11 “11> called Edinburgh Scotsmantâ€"How do -~ :1 i This? Mic tilltc-‘jtinpgi and Vitamin l5 l 1.,“ l; >1:111d5 to rpm...“ “my local merâ€" day has been lost out of the coun'. until I‘m: «“1"- Stptember 14- Ordinarily hitcher of water differ from :1 11111111 (l llll‘ 1C llzl'd :f t" f .. I' _ ' l,\, H ‘ k _,‘ _ ‘ ‘7 ‘ ‘I u '( ' l w) \ v . ' , (1' :E) 1, ' H ._‘.{z ' ' ' ‘ l: '- " 3 - .7 .' '. . - . liar; Mm l'ui'uivlie-l 1.1 t. fill-if 1.0,...” on. “(.11 you (1,,“ alununum, theieloie H13) .11. lllltt?.ldlll .1~ t 1‘ ~ 1‘ \l‘lltll lll 'll‘OlUd 111M. been 501) throwing lll.) wife over a b:‘1dge‘:’-~Onr-1 ;.-- u .. . - .. A .11111. \..’llt,ll 0:11:41“; or what not. at :1 10““. 1m“... winch is the true Sabbath Day. For 4mm- 3- L “3-“ called Sep1ember 1-4 is water in the pitcher and the otherl ..x-lps buildup the blood. The, “bulk" in li‘ix‘ (lt‘lltflullé 1““ "cal is much like that: of lettuce. How hillt'll safer than ribmirzg your ~_'-,’S't(.‘lll with pills and 1l1'11gs:~so .ften liabitâ€"forniingl r . ., .1 ‘_ . -' ' ‘ luo tdlllt .-pt1onfi:l‘s (lolly will (lll‘frt'll most typ. 11' of constipation. Ethan these travelling men. {and Llll‘ll these men down manufacturing companies will 8.. lllill.eci.l the benefit of these recog-‘ lll’zfi.‘ that we do not favour buying in this manner but prefer dealing with the bona fide retail distributors who pay many ['0 realize that. the (than by Russia. Greece. Serbia and Row» :11. la. toward the cloe of 1923 mzr h ' ) Y . I l ; I . \ . ‘ . ‘ ‘ \/ \ 1 Q 1 VI' ~r\ I - V ALLâ€"LEAN 1S not l1.il1.t-f1111.11ng. it taxes and support all enterprise.» in the,i h" “19”!“ 11"“ ““t' ”1"” *" ' yogu- 11110311,.“ ccmmuunity" change in the days of the week. trouble is not re- m licvcd this way, see your doctor. Get the red-and- green package at your grocer’s. Made 1 by Kellogg in Lon- I don, Ontario. HELPS KEEP YOU FlT Sudbury Stanâ€"The bai‘oe' s... W“--- __. ‘ up in the House. r) 6 These corn flakes are uarantee BEHIND every package of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes is the personal guarantee of W'. K. Kellogg: “If Kellogg’s aren’t the finest and freshest corn flakes you ever tasted, return the empty pack- age and we will gladly refund your money.” For 25 years Kellogg's have stood as the standard of value. Made with a delicious flavor and crispness no others can duplicate. Packed by a method that assures oven- freshness. A com- pletely sealed inside WAXTITF. bagâ€"which is a patented Kellogg feature. ' Kellogg’s are. economical, convenient, de- lightful. Remember that where substitutes are offered, it is seldom in the spirit of service. De- mand genuine Kellogg’s in the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. M shop bill ‘t‘ailed to scrape through the Ontario lLegiclature. It. was predicted that. it would have a close shave when it. came Our Want Ad. Column Brings Results . I a Q. .. ' Some have minted to the. inta‘duc- ticn of the Gregorian calendar and it of the week have become confurd lost. above mentioned agreed with those in 1 do not understand the subject. for they 1.1111 19.1 of the world. where 1,1111 Grc~ are labouring under a very serious miszâ€" gorian 01' New $13.19 calendar was 1'01- apprehensnon concerning it. The 11w lowed. The only difference betwe'in days of the week at all. adoption of the Gregorian Caiendarl . Russia. Greece. Serbia. and Rou- mania, in which no change of the day of the week was involved. The Julian Calendar and its Defect In brief. the facts in the case. and lows:â€"-â€"forty-five years before Christ. Julius Caesar had introduced a method of reckoning time now known as the Julian or Old Style calendar. It. was Caesar's desire that, the Julian year should accord with the solar year. or frue sun time. The astronomer: of his time. however, based their calculatiom on the supposition that the solar year is 365 days and 6 hours in length. when in fact it. is a little shorter than that. the difference amounting to eleven minutes and twelve seconds annually. By the year AD. 1582, this difference through its annual accumulation am- ounted to no less than ten days. The world. of course, had had all this time: ibut the Julian calendar, based on a solar year a little longer than the true colar year, did not give the date of the month correctly, though the day of the week had never been affected. The days are produced by the daily revo- lution of the earth on its axis. and [this no calendar can possibly change. 'Bu: on account of the Julian year being eleven minutes and twelve se- lcond; longer than the true sun time. l the date of the month. as represented l on the Julian calendar was in 1582 ten days behind true sun time. The Gregorian Calendar In that. year the Gregorian or New Style Calendar was introduced. which corrected the defect mentioned in the Julian calendar. The New Style was adopted in 1582 by the greater part. of Italy. and by Spain and Portugal. The change from the Old Style to the New was made by calling the day following Oct. 4. 1582, the fifteenth Of October. The 4th of October. 1582. was a. Thurs- l day. The day following it was Friday, and ordinarily would have been known as Octcber 5. But instead of being cal- I led Friday. October 5. Friday. Octcber 15. Thus in the adOp- tion of the Gregorian calendar by Spain. Portugal and the greater part of Italy. the day Of the week was not. it was called afl'ected at all. l Their days of the week corresponded perfectly with these in France. England, Holland. Germany. Russia. and other European countries which still reckoned the date of the month by the Julian calendar. France adopted the Gregorian or New Style calendar two months later. or in December 1582. The change was . made by calling the day following the, instead of December 10. December 9 1582. was a. Sunday. The next day was Monday. but this Monday instead of being called December 10. was called Dmember 20. Thus here again the change of the calendar did not. displace the day of the week. The Roman Catholic parts of Swit- zerland. the Roman Catholic Nether- 'lar1ds. and Holland and Zealand. of {the Protestant Netherlands. adop.ed Ithe Gregorian calendar in 1583. But ihere again no change in the day of the week was involved. The date of the month alone was affected. In Germany the New Style was ad- opted in 1583; in Poland in 1586. and in Hungary in 1587. But. despite the lnznth cf December. December 20. and with thr- kinrl; lll‘ftl‘ilfl- mumum l permission of the editor, the “1.11.... will . of the new calendar did not diniiacm and in u .‘llOl'l. time the htlllllig 1111113“me the Ill-'llOWlllfgiu- The change made in their C‘ftlt‘l‘..i 11's ;1 Mâ€"Ru‘sio. Greece. Serbia. and Ruman- adoption. at. varying times. by diffir- ent nations. as a proof that the :l;1ys ()l' I; may be said at once that >uc‘n is that, the dropping of the Jul‘..1n 0" Old Style calendar and the adoption! in its glace of the. Gregorian or New [Style did not affect the order at the This is borne out not. only by the historical records of the change. but. also by the recent bv the reasons for the change. are as fol- of the week; and 102 of them call the seventh day of the Sabbath. or by some equivalent term." Kirkland Lake Northern News:â€"---A.' cold. plus carelessness. equals monia. Be careful. (I'- u ”FR U l l SALI 0 g the days of the week. It. was the date ' . ' 0" of the month alone that was affected. Ru sin. Gret‘cc. Etc, Adept the New Style Up till October 1923 the countries :hit follow the Greek Orthodox Church pneu- 1 iaâ€"â€"â€"c:.:ntined to use the Old Style or Julian calendar. There was nowâ€"since 1900â€"ua difference of thirteen days beâ€" tween the Julian calendar and the soâ€" lar year. but. the days of the week in the four Orthodox Church countries them was in the date of the month. This may be verified by comparing a Greek or Russian calendar. up till September 1923 with an ordinary or 1 Gregorian calendar. Those whose me- . ' mories are good will recall that Christ- mas day iDecember 251 in 1917 was a Tuesday. 1At all events a reference to a 1917 calendar will show that this was so.) In the Greek calendar this same Tuesday is dated December 12. The Greek name for Tuesday is Trite (thudlâ€"it is the third day Of the week. beginning with Sunday. the first day of the week: thus, Sunday one: Mon- day, second; Tuesday, third. The day lor the week is the same in both the Old Style and New Style calendar: the date of the month alone being differ- ent. In 1923 the four countries holding to the tenets of the Greek Orthodox Churchâ€"Russia, Greece. Serbia. and Rounxarriaâ€"discarded the Julian or Old Style calendar and adopted the Greâ€" gorian or New Style. The change was made as followszâ€"The day following Sunday. Oct. 1. 1923. Old Style. was called October 15. Any one‘who will take the pains to consult 21. calendar for 1923 will see that Octcber 15 was a Monday. But instead of the coun- tries mention-ed dating this Monday. October 2. as in the Old Style, they do.- ted it October 15. thus coming into line with other countries. The correction however, was solely in the date; the day of the week was not. affected. The reader will see from this that. the changes in the calendar have not aff- z'ected the day of the week at. all. And equally plain is it from the Bible that. the true Sabbath day has never been lost. Even allowing the im- povsible supposition that, it was lost after creation, it is evident that it. was correctly known in the wilderness. The Creator himself who was mos: part1- cular about the Sabbath drew emphatic attention to the true day by giving a double supply of manna an the sixth day. and withholding it on the seventh. From then on there were always faith- ful Jews who observed the Sabbath. and it was impossible. for the whole nation to lose it. particularly with the divine eye upon them. Jesus knew and kept the true Sabbath day. for Inspiration has written of Him: “As His custom was. He went. into the synagogue on the Sabbath day. and stood up for to read." (Luke 14:16.1 And the day on which Jesus rested in the grave is cal- led by Inspiration, “the Sabbath day according to the commandment." (Luke 23:56.1 From that time onward the true Sab- bath day has never been lost. The Jews have always Observed it. and. moreover. there have been some Christians. in all ages who have kept it. Sunday has always been known and is still known. as the first day of the week. It was “the wild solar holiday of all pagan times." It. is the day on which Jesus rose, triumphant over the sun-god. on whose emblem. the cross. He had been crucified. On the day beforeâ€"the true Sabbath dayâ€"He rested in the grave. It is a. remarkable f act that. in upwards of one hundred languages. Saturday the seventh day. is called the Sabbath day, or given some equivalen: term. “In a chart prepared a few years ago." says one writer. “by the late Rev. W11.- liam Jones. Of London. assisted by able linguists all over the world. the week and its days in 162 languages and dia- lects are given; all of these languages“ recognize the same order in the days ELECTRIC OKERY can Ag FAST! 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