The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 12

PAY. JAXCAHY si. 'a IHL U11.K.V Hit tt UAIH aavaniage oi mil 1 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES" aside from comment upon particular found, call ye upon him while he is near. Isa. 65:.

THE WORLD OF MYSTERY AND IVUGHll i I By WILLIAM T. ELLIS. I i Hon. Ronald Fredenburgh Appeals For Funds to Conduct C.S.E.T. Work.

id at Miss Mans Dillon will return from New York on Thursday next, and will be accompanied by Julie Sturgis, of New York, who mi be her guest here for some time. M-s. W. David Adamson, formerly Mil Florence I'icken. will receive for the first time since her marriage on Wednesday.

February 4. from four to Hit o'clock at her residence, 48 Belmont aenue. PIBLIC WORKS IF.rT DAXl'K. At the Halcyon Club lat evening a delightful dance was given by the Deportment of Public Works. The sruests.

of whom there -were over 200. were received by Hon. Dr. and Mrs. King, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. II. Hunter. Supper was provided by the Halcyon Club under the direction of the dieticians.

Misses Lillian Armstrong and Jessie McDonald; whilst other arrangements were made by a committee of which the conveners were Misses A. Stralth and F. M. Burt. The tables were beautifully decorated with spring flowers.

For those who did ndt dance a bridge competition was arranged. the prize winners Denis vant and Mr. M. Bissonnette. It was announced during the evening that next Friday at the Halcyon i Thou shalt have nc gods but me, Before no idol bow the knee, Take not the name of God in vain.

Nor dare the Sabbath Day profane. Give both thy parnts honor due, Take heed that thou no murder do. Abstain from words and deeds unclean. Nor steal, though thou art poor and mean. Nor make a willful lie.

nor live it. What is thy neighbors dare not covet. Watts. Ton laugh at Prohibition laws: the libertine laughs at the marriage Haws; the anarchists laughs at the property laws watch out that your son does not alugh at all laws! Colonel Dan Morran Smith. EASTVIEW VOTES IN FAVOR OF UNION Majority For Entering United Church.

By a majority ot two, members of the congregation of the Eastview Presbyterian church have void to enter the United Church of Canada. The vote, which was counted last night, showed IS in favor of union, and 14 against. There was one spoiled ballot, thus showinu that 31 persons, out cf the 52 entitled to vote, had cast their ballots. The voting has been in progress fop two weeks. A vote of thanks to the return-ing officer, Mr.

James Brownlee, and the assistant retgrning officer, Mrs. N. A. Wright, was passed, riremen were called out on three occasions early last evening, twice for chimney fires caused by the strong wind and to Cliff street, where burning rubbish was mistaken for a fire of more serious proportions- The chimney fires were at the residence of A. I'dar 114 Forward avenue, and of Mrs.

Josephine Le-Plane. 26 Iaurier as-enue E. No damage was caused in any of the fires. JTrtTte. WEST F-XD W.

E. CXCB. A very well attended mutjj-the members of the West EixtV" men's Club was held at the horniM the president, Mrs. II. 3- Cloran.

pons were presented by Mrs. MiM Marv McDonald. Miss Mary Campbell T. F. Foran.

Mrs. A. J. Lariji Mrs- C. Dlotte.

The club will hota ni'enlnir rttirlnB" iYta w. "1'inui nf February for its members and Utj: friends. The proposer) Ottawa-St. Lar(. Federation of Liberal Women receive hearty assistance from ft, club and it is expected a lare Ba her of members will be present it take part in the meeting on Ftjr ary 7th- F(XWINTEi.

St OKI 9 WEAK. Taegei BAPTIST 0 9 Perhaps you are using good tea. We think "Red Rose" extra good. Won't you try it? Club the Customs Department would hold a bridge evening instead ot a dance. Amor.gst those present last evening were Mr.

and Mrs. CJ, Heldnian, Col. and Mrs. IX II. Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Corivead. Mr. and Mrs.

St. Laurent, Major n. Uobeil. Capt. and Mr.

Vattford, Miss Dibit. Mr. J. Macren. Mr.

and Mrs. Keid. Miss M. 1'. Doyle.

Mr. Fuller and daughter. Mips Gertrude Leydne, Mr. J. J.

McNulty and many others. I.KXOFKS TO MEET. The third meeting of the course for leaders of Canadian Girls in Training will be held in Dominion Methodist church at 1 p-m. on Monday' next. Rev.

ti. A- Maedonald, of Calvin Presbyterian church will take charge of the Bible study course which is based on "Jesus of Nazareth," by Burton. Mis Allison. National Girls' Work secretary, of the Methodist Church, will be present to give instruction in story -telling and to lead a discussion on me problems of Canadian Girls in Training work- Miss Allison is a univrsiiy graduate and has had several years' experience in girls' work. Any leader of Canadian Girls in Training should make an effort to good tea tea for 30 years.

BAPTIST Corner 4 Lmirif I West and it'5'- mm THE Fully one hundred and fifty beys were at ihe C.S.E.T. Conclave, in St. Andrew's church, latl evening, when Hon. Ronald Freden-burgh, of Perth, member of the cabinet in the Ontario Older Boys' Parliament, addressed the gathering on the Bond Selling Campaign for the Ontario Boys' Work Board, which is oeing started. Representatives f'om alt the Tuxis Boys and Trail Rangers in the city were present.

That there was a great need for the increase cf funds with which to carry on the C.S.E.T. work in the province of Ontario in an efficient and adequate manner, was the statement of the boy cabinet minister. He stressed the fact that all the organization work was being done by one raid secretary and a stenographer, and that the work was being limited because of the shortness of funds. He urged the boys of the Ottawa groups to bend their energies toward raising their quota of the 000 that is needed, which is 1 1.000, and said that aftT the fine showing made by the Ottawa groups last year in the previous campaign, there could be no doubt that they would "put the campaign over the top this year." The proceedings were presided over by Mayor rank Boardman. of the Bo3'R' City Council of Ottawa, who welcomed the member for Lanark County, lion.

Ronald Fre-denburgh, on belmlf of the boys and mentors of Ottawa. He asfired him that the Oltawa boys would do their share- The gathering was preceded by a supper at which each group decorated its own table. METHODIST erficial reader of tht day'a r.ewa is able to name rich men and distinguished men hoe wealth and pow-er are only ashes of bitterness, because in their homes aad in their hopei and in their hear they have missed the real prizes of life. Man Sites in his affections and aspirations; not In hts poweaslona. Is It Well With My Friend? So the summit of the Farewell Supper of Jesus with his disciples vas the Master's prayer for them.

All the affection and yearning of a perfect friend gushes hot from the heart of Jesus in theas auhlima lines. Obser' that in this high hour of naked realities the Friend did not concern himself about the physical health and prosperity and happiness of his comrades. Christ wanted the supreme things for his dear ones their spiritual steadfastness and unity -with one another and with God. His sole was a soul-concern. Man's derivation and man's destiny are God.

"What the scholars in a London drawing room grope after, namely, the essntlally spiritual character of humanity, Jesus made luminous two thousand years ago In the secret Cpper Room in the old City of Jerusalem. The consciousness of finite man's relationship to the Infinite, who 1. also our Father, is the'highest goal of all knowledge. Christ called this life eternal; or, as the Weymouth Version expresses it, "(he Life of the Face to face with the Father whom he was eager have all the world know as such. Jesus affirmed that real life, the life that lasts, the life that is alone worth living, is this one which overleaps all barriers of flesh and sense and time; and is a conscious awareness of God and of Christ.

One of the Christian songsters breathes this same fervent desire: "Lord Jesus, make thyself to me, A livins, bright reality." One's heart thrills in contemplation of the innumerable company of men and women, the world around, who make up the mystic fellowship of the friends of Jesus Christ; and who in Him have come to know Ood. There is no other fraternity like it on earth. As The High Stoop! Ioit Two contrasting ideas shine out from every paragraph of this profound chapter and no Lesson Scripture better repays careful reading and rereading. In all available versions. One Is the assumption of Divine dignity by Jesus; he puts on Ihe royal purple ere he stoops.

Like Tbe Sunday School Lesson lor February is, "Christ's Intercessory-Prayer. "John Vsyiie and unsatisfactory reports came from England, about the middle of last December, concerning certain atonihlng in telepathy in which the renowned scholar Xnd' publicist. Frof. Gilbert Murray, waa the central figure, and the famous statesman, A. J.

Balfour now the Earl cf Balfour being also a participant. This big news was not followed up on this side if tne water. Fmhably the casual reader did tot catch the staggering of the report that Professor ilurrav, in a distant room, had re-pated the thoughts nprewed by the testing cotnmlttee, under most rigid conditions. Now the Manchester Guardian is at hsnd with a fuller report of this epochal experiment in tosether with a carefully weighed declaration by the, Karl cf Balfour, which needs to be rad twice, that its full import may be grasped; and its application to this prwent Sunday school lesson: "I would urge everyone who really wants to make a true picture of the world in which we live to remember that these es- reriments are conclusively proved --that there is a wholly unknown, unexplained, unconjeciured method of traversing space between two self-conscious organisms in a manner on which no theory of sound or electricity, or any theory on which we have the dimmest notion, can at the moment throw any light." Glimpsuig Man Spiritual Powers. If vhat Lord Bailout; and his eminent associates say is true, then all the ages-old arguments of the ma-terlallfts again." prayer are shat-; iered into smithereens.

Here proof that man has powers far beyond the reach of all the instruments or knowledge of science. it man I mind may speak to the mind of distant man, without the use even of any such mvsterious intermediary as the radio, then all t'f spiritual possibility of a human life must be. accepted. Prsver straightway becomes a wholly rational function of man 5 personality. What fcirnple Christian faith has all alone accepted and experienced concerning the realities ot the spirit, i suddenly put.

upon a test-d sclen- wi. Ait 4hA arroeant na arrogani. The same- good sentences of this peerless what an enviable privilege is that of the Sunday School teacher, who has half an hour or more for spoken exposition! to the closing reminder of the interflow and Interplay of the personality of the praying Christ ar.d that of his disciples. What Professor Murray faintly demonstrated in London last December, Jesus set forth in the City of David, two thousand years ago. And the Saviour who then so agonisingly prayed for bis friends, is still pray, ing for them: "We have ii Ado-cate with the Father;" "He ever llveth to make intercession for us." In dealing with our day's difficulties, the power of prayer is not to be disregarded the "prayers of Christ and the prayers of his people.

"Fray for my soul. More things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. Where fore, let thy voice Rise like a fountain for me night and day. For what are men better than sheep or goats I That nourish a blind, life within the brain. If, knowing God, they lift not hands of prayer I Roth for themselves and those who call them friend? For so the whole round earth is every way Bound by gold chains about Ihe feet cf God." SEVE SENTENCE SERMONS Do what you ean where you are with what you have.

Theodore Roosevelt. A word ur.spoker. is like the sword in the scabbard, thine; if vented, thy sword is In th hand of another. Quarles. For life is the mirror king and slave, 'Tts Just what we are and do So give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you.

Anon. The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. Montaigne. PRESBYTERIAN Wettminster Presbyterian Church an Lyon Sin. ItKV.

XV. A. WHIDDES, B.A.. Minister 10 a.m. Men'a Bible Class.

11 a.m. Theme, "Christ's in Judgment." 3 p.m. The Church School. 7 p.m. "Is it Nothing to youT" Special song service at 6.46.

Services inaugurating the first United Church ot Ottawa uniting Westminster and First Congregational on Feb. 15th. Calvin Presbyterian Snnnyslde Off Bank St. HCT. G.

Maedonald, Minister 11 am. Reconstruction. 7 p.m. Special service with Men's Choir in attendance, Family Church." MacKay Cor. MacKajr mni Dufferia Roaa.

Mlnlater. Iter. T. W. ArOrrwni, M.A., B.D.

11 a.m. "God's Limitless Dominion." 2 p.m. rtev. Dr. Currie will address the Men's Federation.

7 p.m. "A Religion of Good Cheer." i ni ires nte Uh i in nt nip hi jf i i-'rli of Lib CUtl acfi ci'll fed of I era of i'ar era -al mo l'o cr Ci D. th dc pi pa t'l th to of CHURCH NOTICES DOMINION METHODIST CHURCH Metcalfe and Onen Sts. REV. W.

T. G. BROWN. D.D., Mlnlsler. 11 m.

rreacher, Rev. Ernest Thom, B.D. Subject, "Saints and CitiEens." 2.45 Sunday School. 7 m. Preacher, Rev.

G. I. Campbell, B.D. Text, "Man shall not live by bread alone." (Matt. 4, 4.1 At 6.40 the choir of the church, under the direction ot Dr.

Herbert Sanders, and with Mrs. J. I. Robertson aa soloist, will sing Goring Thomas' motet "Out of the Peep." sumptions' of the carnally-minded 'function of state, with all his deeor-. contend that man is I atlons blaring on his bosom.

Jesus Morning: Service at 11 o'clock Sermon GLADNESS OF. JESUS COMMUNION merely a material organism, earth-born and earth-bound, are thrown into the rubbish-heap. By the day's ftf Brienre Itself. the truth ia made clear that mortal; 'tie Lord that this Seventeenth endowed with capabilities beyond Chapter of John's Gospel portrays; he meLuring power of all the in- no mere reformer or teacher or id ea-rum enta of the laboratory. aint or human example; but, In a word, by this new and mod- the old Phrase has it, "Very God ern rouTe! We emerge upon the of very God." Our Lesson lands us nln where all believe In God and i ght the midst of the truth PRESBYTERIAN EBE rl PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.

T. 3. Thompson, M.A., Minister. One Block West of Bank St. 31 a.m.

Not Conformed, but Transformed. 3 p.m. The Reorganized Bible School, including Adult Bible Classes. 7 p.m. A Strong Man with Tender Heart.

Stewarton (PRESBYTERIAN) Cor. Bank and Argyle Ave. Rev. Wesley Megaw, B.A. 11 a.m.

"The Vision and the Task." Children's morning talk. 7 p.m. "Love Never Fail-eth." Second in series. "Two Young People." Evening Service at 7 o'CIock Sermon: Youth and The Church program of 'Music by Choir and Orchestra. ALBERT GREENLAW, bass MiloisC of Detroit, will eing at both Services.

IIRNEST E. SAYLES, Minister. ihe Bible dwell-the plane of hat man is a living soul, made ty God for spiritual and eternal ends. To such a spiritual being, prayer is as natural and essential as Is food to lower organism The London experiments of Professor Gilbert Mur- -od loves mortal. Jesua put himself the place and posture of prayer, pleaded for these friends from whom he was parting.

This was thPlr meetlns together on the oH basis. So wo Bee the Master yearning and entreating, with a ver- heart-break ot passion, that his disciples might be kept from the ot the world; and In the power ot knowledge of God. Thick-headed and undiscerning as "i Eleven, they must have moved by the spectacle of their Rosemont Methodist Charch BRV. M. C.

FLATT, Mlni.ter. ID a.m. Brotherhood Address D. V. H.

Craljt. 11 a.m. "How to make the Inheritance our Own." 2.30 p.m. -Sunday School Session. p.m.

"The United Church its creed and polity." Starving does not pay. Go to church. Western Methodist Pastor: Rev. J. Calvin Kcid.

E.A., B.D. 11 a.m. UFA'. V. K.

MIRRSON. Field Secretary of and Social Service! of the Methodist Church, will fpeak. Mr. Millson will also sing. He js an eloquent speaker and a great singer.

7 p.m. Younfc People's Night. Pastor's "fretting into the Game." Music by "THK MeUXiD 8TRKET ORCBI-STRA." Solo by "MISS G. EAUb." McLEOD STREET METHODIST Rev, Hairy A. 8.A., B).

Evangelism and Social Service 11. Rev. G. I. Campbell.

7. Rev. Ernest Thomas. D.D. CHRISTIAN and tne ot tsanuur urn the very madness and intensity ot the pursuit of materialism by multl-1 ludes may be discerned an eagerness for more than Is belnx found.

When we get away from the noisy world of business and pleasure-seeking, into the realities of home and human relationships then the pplrltual straightway emerges as preeminent, Mankind lives by the spirit, not by the flesh. Even the sup- their distinguished associates sre slmplv a new and modern through which we catch a fresh glimpse of the obi end unshakable truth of the pplrltual powers of Where. Men Really Lira All over the earth today. In I (ontinent. and clime, there are men and women nueetlng after spiritual certitude.

Our owr land and time have not known such signs ot wide-1 upread dlssactlsfactlon with mere things as may be witnessed today. In Fourth Avenue Baptist Church Rc.fW. C. Smalley. Pastor.

Services. 11 a. in. -MornlriV Worship. Subject: "The Church's One Foundation." 1'oting' Worshippers' League, ordinance of the Lord's Supper at the close of the morning service.

3 p.m. Bible School Session. 7 n.m. Kvenine Worghlu. Sub ject: "Tlie Hope of 'Tomorrow Boys and Girls and all interested in them especially invited.

Soloists: Mrs. Clifford Argue. Mr. W. J.

Nixon. Organist: Mr. .1. O. Ker.

McPhail Memorial Baptist 11 a.m. "A Message anfl ihe Messenger." Lord's Supper. p.m. Bible School. 7 p.m.

"The Story of a "Having a Good Time." Ilev. W. Boyd Tlulic. B.aT, Minister Corner Brouson and Llsgar, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Minister nEV.

GEO. G. D. KILrATRlCK, B.A. 11 A.M.

REV. PR. W. T. HERRIDGE.

3 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL. P.M.-REV. DR. E.

LLOYD MORROW. METHODIST Bell Street Methodist or. BHJ and ArUnjcton. Rev. Wilmot G.

Clarke, B.A. 9. 4 5 a.m. Brotherhood. T.

T. Beattie. II a.m. Third Sermon "The United Church." "The Sacrament." 3 p.m. Sunday School.

7 p-m. Rally Ottawa Vest, Electoral District C.S.E.T. St. Paal's Methodist Ctiarch Cor. of Ferond Ave.

and t.yott St. Mlnl.trri RET. T. IS. HOUI.VG, B.A 11 a.m.

Public Worship, Communion Service and Reception of Members. p.m. Sabbath School. 7 p.m. Rev.

Mailer K. Millson. of London, will preach. Men's Federation Supper Meeting on Monday evening at 6.30. Eastern Methodist- King dwnril unil Bmwrr, REV.

,1. II. OSTK.HHOtTi B.A., B.D. Mlnlnfrr. Tl a.m.

Communion and Kcccption of new members. 1- noon SundRy School. 7 p.m. John Wesley. The tlrst in a series of four sermons on Method ism's cont rt hut ton to (he UnltcU Church.

Hear all this series. SCIENCE i 0iker Denominations Pentecostal Assembly 'ill BAf ST. Over Teru Theatre. 10.45 a.m. and 7p.m, Week nights Thurs.

and Friday. 7-i p.m. Strangers welcome. FIRESIDE SONG SERVICE SUNDAY EVENING 8.30 P.M. Conducted by V's Men's Chili.

Speaker: J. S. Woodsworth. M.P. Reformed Episcopal Emmanuel Evangelical Church i tterte(ied KplKpniifil I or.

F.lirltl ana i.lnu'-rster. te Jocpli ItobliiMin, Hector, 11 a m. "Who Art Thou Lord? i Holy Communion). 7 p.m. "Between dod and the World." Y.M.C.A iiuuuo warrior tromr 10 a men Invests himself with his authority as one with Ood, as the eternal Ruler over mankind, as the Representa tive of the Father on earth.

It la no or. jtwu. Paradox of paradoxes. the ever- recurring wonder of the wavs of Jesus this Christ, the Incarnate God, went the limit In insisting upon his unity with his comrades. He loved them an one man loves an other; and he also loved them as iui n-ni, even at tne moment he was affirming his own deity.

tVere they not at this hour wei'iea into new solidarity by his eagerness for their unitv with one another, with him, and with the Father? In that Cpper Room was born Ihe compact comradeship that was to become the Christian Church. With reluctance the pen turns in Golf' Expenditure Cluba -ftf- Togs -75-1m sons -tO Caddies 42 Luticheofss-re- 2.0 Locker 7 i Pun CEM' MEMORIALS Now la the time 1-llaoe ordern for ttu1 'prinK delivry, deny meHtia xnJ ii discount worlt. Improved rmc done .) A FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Cor. Mrlealfe and Gilmoiir Subject LO VE Sunday Vertices at II a.m. and p.m.

Testimony rrtwtins WcdnelT at 8 n.m. I rpp Heailina Room HI Horn- Chambprs. i5 Snarlis street, open work elajs from 9 a.m. to p.m. Sunday School for pupils under the rc if '10 meets ai a.m., except the Junior classes, nhlcb meet at 10.45 a.m.

OTHER DENOMINATIONS KNOX Presbyterian Church City Hall Square Near the Hotels MINISTER: DR. E. LLOYD MORROW 11 a.m. Dr. Morrow: "The Cross of Jesus in Daily Life." 3 p.m.

Sunday School 7 p.m. Rev. G. Cameron, B.A. "The Discipline of Life." "Make h'nox Your Spiritual Home." n.

nr. Jim jniws bejtrst BAPTIST ASSEMBLY K. Gearice'a Hall. 0nk. St.

MtnUteri ItEV, JOH 4. BRADFORD An All-Blbllral Mlnl.trr. 11 a.m. "The. Holy Solrlt a fore taste to the believer of an eternal ani eloriouB life," 3 p.m.

Bible Study Class ChriBt'i experience at Nazareth." p.m. "The Birth of a Qret Leader." Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Service Parkdale Avenue Baptist Charch Her, W. Harrla Wallace, Paator. 11 a.m.

"Power of Influence." 3 p.m. Bible School. 7 p.m. "What Manner of Love." Lord's Supper. Eastview Baptist Charch raator HEV.

T. J. H. RICH. 11 a.m.

Public Worship. 3 t.ni.-Bible Class. 7 p.m. "AN tLNESCAPABLB QUESTION." Calvary Baptist Main. and Evelju Ottawa Eas Pastor Rev.

James Hall. 11 a.m. Public Worship. 3 p.m. Bible School.

Classes for all ages. 7 p.m. Public Worship. Song Sr vice Precedes. Evangelistic Campaign IN THE BIG NEW GOSPEL TABERNACLE BASV.ME.NT 1,500 Seats All Seats Free" Sunday Services 11 a.m.

3 p.m. 7 p.m. F.very leninir (Fseept Sat.) nl p.m. "Only Once a 'Stranger in I Gomi Taliernaelc" COMMISSIONER SOWTON Canada East, Newfound land and Bermuda. Sattji'day.

8 p.m. Gladstone Ave. Citadel. jSunday, II a.m.. 3 and 7.30 p.m.-,Slatcr St.

Citadel. eli'iidiiy. p.m. We' lingtoii St, Citadel. The Comnmf loner will be hy I.ciit,-Col.

'dhv. COIPTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ASSOCIATION Church Services and Sunday School Vndrr 'he nusplcpi of the Pri'ohjtcrian Church Aasorlntlon CHURCH SERVICES will he held In ih Church of the Seventh Adventint: on Kiftli Avemt between Howlclt Place and Rupert Street, on KLNDA V. FEBRUARY 1st, AT 11 A.M. Itcv. A.

G. Cameron. Trencher SUNDAY SCHOOL 3 P.M. SMITH was figuring with a pencil on the margin of his newspaper. "What are you working at?" asked Mrs.

Smith. "Well," said Mr. Smith, slowly, "I figuring on some more life insurance." "But can we afford it?" Smith looked ae the list of ho golf expenses for the twelve months. "Yes," he replied slowly, "I think we can this year." life Insurance is tlirtt ronndVration with every man wtih others depending on him A little gotf economy saves 20 lor Mr. Smith this year more than enough to py for i.000 of ordinary, pront-partiopanng life injur ance in the Mnroal Life of Canada.

The Nfnrual life of Canada off en jou a full share of the entire net profits, and ao reduces the cost of your imuranrr, without sacrifice of safely. Write for Tht Mutual Book. MUTUAL LIFE OF CANDA Waterloo.Ontario .1. W. Mvmrv.

PRESBYTERIAN Bethany Presbyterian Charch Rct. T. A. UobMin. B.A..

UTI. II a.m. The Giricon Spirit. 2 p.m. Men's Federation.

Addressed by Hie Rev. M. C. Klatl. 3 p.m.

S. 7 ji. The Peril of the Back Look, i Hervlcea In the S. S. Hall during repairs lo licutinu hmt.

ST. PAWS rreabyleriaa fur. Cumberland anil Daly IIK.V. J. n.

WATTS. Mlalmer. 11 A.M. THE MINISTER. P.M.

SUNDAY! SCHOOL. 7 P.M. THE MINISTER. ITnI Church of Our Father tor. r.ljrin and l.els Sis.

Rev. William Irvine, M.l. Minister 11 a.m. Subject: "The Need for New Leadership." p.m. Speaker: Mr.

A. C. Pnmp-hil. Subject: "Jcsua as an Econ-umiht." The public is cordially invited. Other Denominations TO 9 1 ERSKINE Dr.

Wyllie will preach a.m. The Gospel of (iod: In the Anger of Jcaus. 7 p.m.-Kiwanis-"We Build" T. .1. rainier.

A.n.C.O., nt Hie Oman. Side. l'oiipet-C'orhell lll tAng at eaeb trrvlee. AM T'l trrinns without a Church Home will find a here. All men will find Ideals made Idea, a i utura tuil wi Uoyc UelB and Knrvlc.

Fr.NKST R. WVU.tK, Minister. H. 8. Mner, Ottwt Vstlty J0Jctnoo J.

E. Kyle, Wdtrlrf Manager. BuneJI and Preacett Ruwll, Ontario CONGREGATIONAL First Congregational Charch Cor. rf Elornaec ni-tl Kent. Hrt.

A. F. rollock, B.D., PMor. JO. IS t.tn.

Men's Federation. 11 Communion Service ami Chalmers Church O'Onnur and mn Sis, Rev. John W. Woodside, M.A., the Minister, 11 a.m. Public Worfliln.

8.1". p.m.-Snhhntli School. p.m. C.S.K.T. iinilny, Tlfiltv SVrvli'C, The Unchristian Dead in Thrre Hp Hjond (lie TwrnhT Of MiikIi' Hall, Tor.

antf Sis. Sunday, Ph. 1M 8 p.m. Inifn-nt tonal ptMi Ptudcnta Aot'U-tion. riTf, Xo ('oll'ttion, Ah i-mio 4rir linn Mi artlTitltlK, n(0 mired.

Ever 4ir. It. BBtlM rrV et. H. I MM Reception cf Memnere.

Subject: "The Worthy Lamb." I r-m- Bunday School and pib!" Clwi. 7 p.m. WttminKH'r nel Flrl il milt ELS i Sunday School and Plble Chits 3 'j V.w. 1, r. -a -'-1 l'i 111" Win ht 1 T'e.