THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURADY, MAY, 1, 1920." Johnson Street, between Bagot and . . 5 Wellington Streets--Sunday school, Sunday Services in Churches 3.45 a.m. Service, 1: a.m.; subject. ? A . "Everlasting Punishment." ~ Public | ; a [ding room, same address, open | ------ . - a . {every afternoon, except Sunday, 3 to Chalmers Church--Rev. R. J. Wil- 4nd Arch streets--T. 'W. Savary, |5 o'clock. All are cordially invited to son, D.D., minister. Services at 11 rector, 152, Barrie street. 11 a.m. |the service and reading-room. {a.m. and 7 p.m. The minister will (Holy Codimunion and sermon. Ser! -- 3 Preach at Doll services. {mon subject, "The Bread of Life." | Queen-Brock Street, Methodist-- 3 p.m.. Sunday school; 7 pm. even-ingv. "J 1 Eire og Rev. D. A.| ing prayer and sermon. Sermon sub- | Lough, pastors. Public worship, 11 ject, "When Christ Marvelled." jam. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at_3 [PEE Rev: JD ENS Will preach at both services." Communion Sunday. | Sacrament. of the Lord's Supper at | morning service. Topic, "The Draw- {ing Power of Christ." Evening topic, | "A Heroine in the Home." Seats free. { Everybody welcome. Austin's Red Cross Drug Storie, Distributors St. Luke's Church, Nelson Street-- Gg Rev. J. dePencier Wright, M.A, B.D., jrector. Fourth Sunday after Easter. 11 a.m. morning prayer and Holy Communion; 2.30 pm, Sunday TTR \ A CHANGE OF TIME : Will be made gn Sunday, May 2nd From Montreal. re DR. PARENT'S Electrocure KILLS PAIN INSTANTI ] | | JUST APPLY---PAIN STOPS SOLD EVERYWHERE Standard time, not so-called Day- | Mc light Saving Time, will continue to be used for Schedules of all trains on the | Grand Trunk Railway System Union Street Baptist Church-- "3| Rev. J. K. Fairful, pastor. Evening paervice, 7 pam.. Sunday school.and [i ilo mma ein iin TI Bible classes, 3 p.m. Everybody wel-| Bethel Congregational ( harch, "1 come. | Barrie and Johnson--Pastor, C. Pat- | jterson, 76 York street. Services, 11 a.m.; preacher, Rev. A. Brown, of Calvary church? 7 p.m., Sacrament of Lord's Supper; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; prayer and Bible study, Wed- nesday, 7.45 p.m.; Junior Endeavor, i Friday, 6.45 .p.m.; Senior Endeavor, 8 pan. All are welcome. J al a .w Montreal. . dra. Montreal.........Saturnig Ere Cassandra nfreal. . . TO GLASGO New York New York.... New York i For panticulars, apply to J. P. Han-| 3° (Saturn » 01 NL ; ley, €.P."& T.A., GT. Ry W yA iid May. 22 | ory 3 | Kingston, Ont. -:Columbia Se | St. Paul'ss~Holy communion, 11 wey roolumbia ... July 31{a.m., preacher, Canon Fitz-Gerald; TO LIVERPOOL {Sunday school, 3 p.m.; Evening :-*¥armasa | prayer, 7 p.m., preacher, Canon Fitz- New York ......Kais Aug. Vict. May 29 Gerald. New York :..,Vestris ......June 10 | --- * via Queenstown. * y SO T0 PLYMOUTH, AND CHERBOURG » St. Andrew's; Rev. John W. Step | -- New York... Caronia .... May 22| hen, minister --11 a.m., Rev. E. F. . v Pri st New York TE Torrance, D.D.; 7 p.m., Rev. Col. A.| Gospel Hall, Upper ncess st., New York.......Caronla .... M. Gordon, D.D. Students, soldiers, |near Y.M.C.A.--Sunday, May 2ad. {school 'and 'Bible classes; 4 p.m. To FLYMO! TH, CHERBOURG, and strangers welcome. | Believers meet for the Lord's Supper | holy baptism; 7 p.m., evening prayer. New York.......Royal George May 19 A |at 11 a.m. Evening gospel service | Mugic-- Anthem, "Like As the New Yor --Royal George June 23 First Congregational Church, corn- | at 7 o'clock. Addresses by Mr. John | Heart" (Scott), Mrs. T. W. 'Morris |! rhoyal George J'ly 28 op of Wellington and Johnson streets. | TWiss and Dr. H.-A. Boyce. = An at- [ang chor; solo, "One Sweetly Solemn "| Services, 11 am. and 7 p.m. Rev. J, | tractive service may be expected. { Thought,' George Rose. O. Watts, 'M.A., of Queen's Univer- | Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, -- SOUTH sity, will preach' at both services. S$ o'clock. of Everybody welcome. Sunday school, | f : .m.;-Y.PS.C.E. } om. Sydenham Street Chuych, Method- i 3 ris Y.PSCE, Monday, 3p. | oF dcu W. TT. G. Chugh m jister. Cooke's Presbyterian - Church, | Services, 11 am. and 7 p.m. The 19 { Brock Street.~ The minister. Rev. W. | minister will preach. {Youne Men's 22 | Taylor Dale, will preach at 11 a.m. Club, 2.45 p.m.; Bible'school, 2.45 "land 7 p.m. Meeting for- prayer at|p.m.; class meeting, 9 a.m.; Epworth {10.15 a.m.; Sunday school at 11 a.m. | League, Monday. 8 bam; prayer and 3 p.m.; Bible class at 3 p.m., | meeting, Wednepday, 8 p.m.; regular conducted by Rev. Prof. Watts, M.A. | meeting of Church Board, Monday, 8 A cordial welcome is extended to all. | p.m. First Church. of Christ, Scientist, -. x For Information and rates apply tg . May 15 . May 18 New York J. P. Hanley, C. P. 8 7. A. G. T. Ry. | New York S | GQ. /usic isthe . mender gf \& Slroken hearts Sarmony is the Grea Consoler: : Rr ai Melody heals the wounds we receive in life's batgles. It is one great physician, who assuages our grief withipleasant modi- _-cine. The GREENE PIANO is the Piano of no regrets. Come In and listen to its full rich June 26 July 21 SOUTH- New York to 4 TO ' CHERBOURG AND May T--Viotorian Liverpool AMPTON May 14----Emp. of Jrazes 4d verpool June 4--Vietortan, Liverp'l June 11--BEmp. of France Liverpool x3 June 25--Pr. Fred' k--Wmn: Liverpool July '2---Victorian Liverpool Steamers sail on arrival of C.P.R. trains leaving Mont- real 12.9 p.m. and « pm day previous Apply to local agents or CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES 1 King Street, East of York ew York r-York.... ew York... .. ew York.... TO PATRAS, TR Calvary Congregational Church, corner Charles and Bagot streets--. Rev. A. F. Brown, 144 Barrie street, | | pastor. Service, 11 a.m., will be tak- |. en by the "Busy Bee Club," being a', special children's service. Mr. Pat- terson, of Bethel, will speak. 7 p.m. Rev. A. F. Brown. Subject, "Digging Ditches." 3 pm. Sunday school! Monday, 8 p.m., Christian Endeavor; Wednesday, 8 P-;, prayer meeting and choir practice. Everyone wel- come. Mauretania .. May 22 ...ilmperator ... June 18 -..Mauretania ..July 3/ Imperator ..July 171 Aquitania ....July 31 | DUBROVNIK AND '| IESTE | -.Pannonia TO BRISTOL Valencia . New York... June : Montreal » May tes of passage, freight and fugthen a aa rg fr rele YHE ROBERT REFORD CO., LTB. GENERAL AGENTS 8 KING STREET BAST TORONTO, ONT. A teasing | on the Russian Soviet Government in | Eastern Siberia. St. George's Cathedral--Very Rev. Dean Starr, M.A., D.D., rector, 78 Wollington street. 'Phone 2156. Rev. W. E. Kida, M.A, MC, curate, 60 ey St. James' Charch, corner Union GOD AND YOU HAS NOT DECLARED WAR. Harmsworth Denies, . Knowledge of Japan's Intentions. London, May 1.-- Hon. Harmsworth, Under-Secretary Foreign Affairs, replying to ques- tions in the House of Commons to- Cecil for He added that, as far as the British | Government was aware, Japan did | net intend to set up a protectorate or accept a mandate for Eastern Si- beria. - There was no 'agreement be- tween Japan and the Allies regarding | Japanese action in these regions, Mr. | which may move the world. Wellington street. Phone 1748W. St Phllic and St. James' Day. 8 am. Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Choral tho hate rsccute | Eucharist. Preacher, Rev. W. E. , those who hate you and pe rol eg ei I] you and despitefully use you, and say i i ' Bible classes; 4 p.m., holy baptism: ov , i all manner of evil against you. I PI.. Shee oons. Pamncinly baptism; By the Rev. Charles Stelzle Sl Without God you are a cipher. But God and you are a majority | Your op- portunity for keen musical en- tone. 4 > No obligation to joyment is bounded 'on w The first four words in the bible | falsely. | ' v ' or hese" ln tnd begining Go| Whe men ascalt you they ssat [TRUTRGRY. SB. Se Gore's "God first" is a good motto. God. The battle, therefore isn't yous » oe . With God in~first place your own | alors. | : ; | Every attack upon a clean character North-east by easy payments, and on power is multiplied--like this--10, ae lites : _First Baptist Church, Sydenham Putting yourself first and God last arc a pure life is an attacl. on |&a4 Tohnsop Streets--Rev. J. S. La- the South by the reputation of our house. your power is decreased a thousand Ard so you may go calmly about | Flas; pastor. 11 a.m., sermon theme, times--like this--.01. { your daily tasks, tiever minding your [Torpe Problem of Suffering"; 2.¢5 Some men make it very hard for [enemy who luigs in the dark. hi Ip.m., Bible school; 7 p.m., sermon || the Almighty to do anything because | Some day the slanderer, the vilifier theme, "Little Sins and Pretty Sing! they're always getting in the way. |the assessin will come fae to face | ners"; Monday, 8 p.m., Miss Hinman ox » 8 | with God, and he will find that instead | missionary from India, will give a When some wise men, hundreds of | of fighting you, he has been fighting {fascinating account of her work «nd {ous ago, decided that there should | God. Ty ' |experiences in India; Wednesday, § sixty-six books in the bible--no p.m., mid-week service for prayer more, no less--it did not follow that | and praise. A cordial welcome for God forever ceased to reveal himself | 1you at any of these services. to men. God is waiting to speak to you. And you may hear his voice, In history God revealed himself { through the prophets and martyrs and | crusaders, : ' But God also' spoke t§ men through rocks and rivers, skies and sumshine, ferns and flowers, and the melody of music. God has never left Himself with- | out witnesses in the world. And no one can long hide God from you. The revelation of God is progres- sive, There's a tremendous- sweep be- | tween the revelation of God to Moses in the burning bush and the revelation of God to the world through Jesus Christ. - day, said Japan had not declared war Harmsworth declared. west by a New Edison, on the ANY ANGLE YOU LOOK AT IT, YOU wiv The J. M. Greene Music Company, Limited The Home of Good Music. Princess Street. le. J All Free! TE AA: Wo 4 * Cod is calling"you. That's why your soul is sometimes restless. God calls through di tent Sometimes you'll hear the voice of God in the deep agonizing of the night. - . | Sometimes God calls in the rush {and roar of the city street. | Sometimes He falls in the quiet of | the field, with a ?still, small voice." | God is calling you, . He is calling you to be a light in | the werld. Men st ing in the darkness of ignorance, of sin, of despair, are searching for the ligh Andgust the hy te world was young, so that mea might not stumble in the dark, so in these later days He is geading iHuriined souls into the Joris at they may light the way for ubled, tempest-tossed travel- {lere on {ha highways of life. 8 you to LI J ry DAILY SERVICE » Lve. TORONTO (Union Station) > 9.15 p.m. CALGARY EDMONTON REGINA VANCOUVER SASKATOON VICTORIA STANDARD TRANS.CONTINENTAL TRAIN EQUIPMERT THROUC" our, INOLUDING NEW ALL-STEEL TOURIST SLEEPING OARS. Sun. Mon. Wed. Fri.-- Canadian National all the way. Tues, Thurs. Sat.--Via 6.7, T. & N.0., Odthrane thence C. N. 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Christianity -is the result of {seeking man---all other religions {the result of man seeking God. |." Men have looked for God in every | bush, in every tree, in the eyes of animals, in the sun; the stars. the moon--in 'the 'ideals which they them- selves created. ; : They have journeyed to the ends of sthe -earth to find the God they craved to know. But God was in their midst--if they could but have seen him. : God came inte the world, incarnat- ed in Jesus, to seek and to save you. ¥ » God | God w be a light. are | 14TH REGIMENT HISTORY. (Continmed from Page 7) efficiency of the battalion, and he congratulateé Lieut.-Col. Paton and his officers upon their connection with "such a magnificent body of |men, whose physigne is all that could be desifed, whose fighting powers can - be judged from their drfll, their discipline, and their ca- pacity for endurance." The vattalion: was. hard at work during the early portion of this month preparing for the annual par- ade in connection with the Queen's Birthday celebration, of which at that time as at present, the military was the most attractive feature. At the regular semi-weekly parade for drill, on the afternoon of May 18th, the newly organized band of the bat- talion 'nade its first appearance, and needless to say attracted much at- tention. The bandsmen had been practising for ome month only, but had made remarkably good progress, and on this ogeasion "played: two |. marching tunes very fairly." The band was under the leadership of Band-Sergt. Hindmarch, an. old member, of the Royal Canadian Rifles Band. After drill, on the day in question, "Sergeant Benjamin Steacy was ap- pointed quarter-master of the bat- talion by the officers of the corps." The battalion had previously been without a quartér:master, and Sergt. natfiEssi& | The basic reasons for = "Tho 47th, anniversary. of thé birth Waltham supremacy a Er noon iil, ree TIT God loves you. / Ting ; He loves the world, but He loves dL hy) you--just as though I were the ye only person in the world. hn i Ml! This love has been shown in count- eed less ways, : It is shown in His pardon of sin. And His pardon in complete. Your 'friends sometimes tell you that. they'll "forgive" but they can't "forget." God doesn't forgive that way. '| He-has said that your sins are "blotted out"--that they are "buried in the depths oi the sea" that they "will not be mentioned unto you." God's peace for you is perfect. It isn't like the peace the world gives, His strength for you is everlasting. His supply for you is inexhaustible. God loves you--infinitely, insepar- ably, everlastingly. ; her loves may fail or disappoint, but God's love endures forever. * - God comforts you. ) Comfort is one of your greatest Bonds, but it is one of world's rarest gifts, When sorrow enters into vour, life the world withdraws. It shuts the door. It resigns. & It doesn't even know how to mourn, and so in some countries it hires men to mourn-- profi " When sorrow comes' world puts crape on the door. It adds gloom to your heart. It doesn't know what fo say. It leaves you alone. At such an hour God knocks at the door.. He comes into your life. He comforts your soul. God e. . He has made you different from Even the different: Arai ANE Ra REE rie / The Waltham * Riverside" model. Priced from $7000 upwards. Many other Wal- FOB STANDARD SLEEPING-CAR PASSENGERS ONLY "General Change of Time, May : 2nd, 1920 C.P.A., City Ticket Particulars and tickets from F. Conway, Office, 239 Bagot Street.. Phone 1197. of Her Majbsty the Queen was celé- rated in Kingston with more than sual fervor. All the principal stores were closed, from Forts Henry and Frederick flagstaffs in the city the : LE Union Jack was displayed. The citi- zens gave themselves up to the full- est possible enjoyment of the day, and from early morning the streets were crowded with rural visitors, who had made it a point to arrive early, so as to is no portion of the "fun," and with --anticipa- tions of the glories of the sham bat- tle on Barriefield Common and the gn Fort Henry, that had been announced as & part of the military demonstration. Hundreds the common early in the day patiently awaited while . thé slow ES taf cia a N 1854 the first factory .in the world to manu- facture complete watch movements was opened at Waltham. ; i : Before that, plates were fashioned in one place, screws in another, springs in another." All the parts, i by different people in diff t places, were finally as- sembled somewhere else. As a result, the ime keeping qualities of completed movements were by no means - reliable : Waltham altered this condition. . At Waltham were. evolved those marvellous automatic machines Rich "*Dlaced mich hand-wotk, reiting in greater precision. A modern Ww the world's finest achievement yack making. To own wah Torey Ta altuitd of | accuracy, to have from -a the prestige which comes ing a watch everywhere, * = @» wants you to live your own £8 h WE ARE GOING TO THE CORNER OF BROCK AND BAGOT STREETS. PAR- . TICULARS LATER, ART AL THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER. CrawroRD & WaLsh [osm nmmmeall respect WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, LIMITED MonTREAL Eo Makervand Distributors of Waltham Products Ed : Re he saa av ss