THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. sixteen referred it ~ to, | 1 'ORANGEMEN Al WORSHIP [cv ; seventeen to Peter; forty-four to the faith which Peter that Christ was the son | - We havea few broken lines of Summer Suits. The fabric, style and make are the very best, being made by Semi-Ready, and that means everything. Our $35.00 and $38.00--now . . . . $27.50 Our $40.00 and $45.00 now . . . .$36.50 We have nearly all sizes. George VanHorne's Phone 362w. 213 Princess Street. Japanese S Silk Shopping Bags Summer Wants' THIRST QUENCHERS --Delicious Fruits, --Olives--Pickles. ~--Catsup Sauces. Cooked Meats, and everything yeu rieed for i your pfenic at the-- eK = - All CHILDREN'S WELFARE Tl-e Kiddie-Koop fills the long-felt want es- sential to baby's health, as they are collapsable with large rubber tired wheels, including a soft spring. and mattress, all enclosed, suitable for the sleeping porch. yin' A id : we X34 Taw The Unique Grocery and Meat Market, 490 and 492 Prin- cess Street. Phone 530. C. H. Pickering C | i ------ The latest designs in Novelty Bags, and very rea- a business man what the telescope and mi- * croscope are to the scien- tist and what the com- pass is to the mariner--they enable him to steer a clear course. The thinking man of business becomes very much interested when he finds that' he can securéd a scientific eye examination and the proper glasses at the price we charge. And then he pays us a visit. c= sightedness is to these are sonable in price. $5.00 to $12.00 Kinnear & d'Esterre JEWELERS 50,000 SAMPLES Dr. Bell's Veteriuary Wonder 50.000 one dollar ($1.09) bottles Free to horsemen Who give the Wonder a fair trial. Guaranteed for Colic, Inflammation of the Lungs, Bowels, Kidneys, Fevers, Distemper. ete. Send 25c. for Mailing Package etc. Agents wanted. Write your address plainly. DR. BELL, V.S, KINGSTON, Ont. Also a line of Bassinet's drop side cots. JAMES REID THE LEADING UNDERTAKERS { confessed, | Rev. E. H. Burgess Makes Ap- |; 04. ' t peal For Unity of the | The preacher went an to show MEN'S SUI ! fn, { |as well as Protestant churches, was : ster . ; i built, not on Peter, but on the fact A stirring appeal for' Christian that Jesus Christ was the son of of ~-an-excellent- on = . - wiih ui Baan AION by Rev. Ed- that he gave his only begotten son, . v byterian ern ear ot Zion Pres- | that whosoever = believed on Him - } Ins ! . com- | should not perish, but have everlast- | SRCVAL Yo! pertah veriaat. | SALE : fined Oran : : | SE OF LADIES' WHITE FOOTWEAR ine Peon 98 Suuay Ho The Roman view of the primacy p : Ral sre alm 10 In- | ,¢ peter was evidentl h y { falls t . of p y not held by | umps en | fallability and" the supremacy on | org esentioe and rine Toy Mold BY | ps and Oxfords--some regular $4.00, $4.50 and $5 speaker de e. i Ppeats ead o the Jilenplete were spokep we find -them disput- | < {was msde: oa Doc, . the Siaim ing among themselves as to who, ! week at . .. $1.95 | early \fathers of th Arad that the 'gpould be the greatest, which they | Mar trav rea : e church were |y,y1q not have done had Christ con- wl il respecting the meaning of the word Mr. Burgess then referred to the "Rock." jt Mr. $ erre T Mm council of apostles and elders at | ? 5 be members of the lodges assem {Antioch when James (not Peter) . - ed at the Orange hall and form- was in the chair, and when James | [under the leadership of Dram-Major |Gentiles announcing the decision ? cherch. Margate. "10 was sent out, not in the name of church. There was a large attend- Peter, but in the name of the apos- | @ = . » . ' ' - thane for his text Matthey XVL, lof the primacy: of Peter for nowhere | , & say unto thee thou art does he recognize it, and once he Peter,'and upon this rock I will build severely rebuked Peter on account | my church and the gates of hell shall fof moral cowardice, Peler himself | said: 'There is much misunder- primacy, as hp spoke of Christ as | | standing among Roman Catholics |the stone which the builders reject- and Protestants respecting the spirit ed-and became the headstone in the | of Canadian Orangeism, and so many COTRET pressed 1a the Jive words, "To hell {for Peter, but claims also that Peter with the pope The speaker read was pope of Rome for twenty-five from the constitution and laws of the wily nd willed the primacy to the Loyal Orange Association of British A hoped Dn eae joace to religion. "'Disclaiming an a moment in any court of law. Mr. | intolerant spirit the association de- I Burgess said that Luke evidently mands as an indispensable quaiifi- knew nothing about it, although he! cation without which the greatest remained with Paul two years at in vain, hat a candidate shall be |being there. The fact ef the matter deemed incapable of persecuting or {1s that if Peter were at Rome at all injuring any one on account of relig- Lie al oniv. for i tow months lous opiniopf, the duty. of every Ftervine to the passage "op give all loyal subjects of every religious . ATS SOT TIE the speaker said that the keys were persiacion So ri the , hiogme Bt of | for opening the door. "Binding and | Inst utongl Tigais {1oosing' was the old Jewish way of It is well that this should be. un- permission ote "he 1 oy same commission was given to the {Burgess said. . There are good other apostles at another time. Pe- {Christians among Roman Catholics, | er and the other appstles opened {as well as among Protestants, and fe door of thie church at Pentecost | bad Protestants as well as bad Ro- |*"® Iw i 8 p h | there is much error in the Romish {were admitted, and Peter opened the | door to the Gentiles when he re- { church, but a person might have | 1 the Roman centurion. Cor- | great error in his beliefs while the [ceived the : Churches. {that in reality the Roman church, , unity of the churches was the: feature 1God: "That God so-ldved the world il {bined Orange lodges of - Kingston ing life." | the pare of the Chiron of Rome? the Line Troe tof Lobe aftr ly Cans values--L eather Soles, some rubber soles. Clearing this themselves by no means unanimous | ferred the primacy upon Peter. | ed a procession, headed by the band gave the decision. The letter to the ante, Itles and elders. Paul knew nothing | 7 ~ not prevail against it,"" Mr. Burgess |evidently did mot believe in his own | seem to think that its spirit is ex- But Rome not only claims primacy | | North America the following refer- no proof that would be admitted for | {and wealthiest may seek admission Rome, and says nothing about Peter Orangeman being to aid and defend Lante thee 'the keys of hedven, etc." derstood by Roman Catholics, Mr. {expressing man Catholics. We believe that |2nd allowed the Jews in, and 3,000 and his household into the 100 PRINCESS STREET Pembroke Presbyterian church or- gan has been repaired at a cost of east is trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ and striving to do His will "The House of Better Ciasses" Opposite the Post Office Phone 69 - ~ - - Kingston AA AAA Aen TO RENT In Telegraph Buflding, SUITE Phones: 378 BROCK STREET Automobile Repairing ELLIOTT & WILLIAMSON Shop 1035. Res. 1337). {as far as he knows it. True Pro- | testants are ready to allow. the same |treedom of conscience to Roman |selves. '"What we do object to is linterference in our national affairs and our family affairs by the vati- can at Rome." The speaker referred of FOUR GOOD ROOMS, with two brick valuts, suitable for offices or will Arrange for residence, Ap- ply MR. IRKPATRICK on premises. re Proposed negotiations with Kemal Pasha are temporarily suspended, to the "Ne Temere Decree' and to the fact that no government legisy lation affecting remotely the Roman Catholic church in Canada is brought in without first being submitted to "Gifts That Last" Make Your Jeweler Your Gift Counselor When contemplating purchasing something suitable as a gift you may find it a great help by seeking the aid of your Jeweler. We have had years of experience in aiding our customers in making suit- able selections. Diamonds of Silver. Clocks of Cut Glass. Fine Leather or Ivory. Make your Jeweler your gift coun- selor. R. J. RODGER "WHERE THE CLOCK IS ON THE WALK" the papal delegate. Aside from this, it is our duty to labor in unity for Christ's kingdom, to bring about a great spiritual unity of the Chris- tian church in essentials and sub- mit our differences to the gdidance of the Holy Spirit through prayer. The speaker expressed the hope that all the Christian churches might come together on common ground, and by frequent meetings learn to eliminate all differences. *'Person- ally IT would be glad to see the Pres- byterian church attacked in order that I might see its faults and have 'them removed, because I want it to be free from faults of any kind." Mr. Burgess would net concede, however, the supremacy claimed by the church of Rome, and showed {how Rome came to advance this { view; which did not always exist. In | the first century the government of the church was very simple, as each looked after itself, but in the second century synods were being held and we find bishops in the prelatica sense. Some were made metropoli-' tans and some were made patriarchs and ruled over particular areas. Antioch, Rome and Alexandria were made patriarehs of the first order. In the following century the bishop of Constantinople was made a pa- triarch upon an equality with Rome, and the rivalry between the bishops was very bitter, It was only in the year 449 A.D. that Rome first as-{ serted its claim to supremacy in any church council upon divine author- ity, basing it upon the words of the text. It declared that Peter was the Rock; that he had been bishop of Rome and willed the primacy to his successors. The couficil at | Ephesus would not repudiate the claim, but later on, through the in- fluence of the imperial power at Rome, and especially by forgery and White Canvas Footwear We are facing what promises to be a big season for White Canvas Footwear, in view of which we have made the neces- White Canvas Footwear in New Cross Straps, One and Two Straps, Pumps and Oxfords § Tennis Shoes and other lin s of suitable Footwear for all outdoor Sports and Recreation s. : Allan M. Reid . SHOE STORE fraud, Rome at last attained to the position she coveted. o But what did our Lord mean when He id, "Upon this rock I will putit Aly church ?"* There are different opinions given by Protes- nt and Roman Catholic writers and by the great doctors of the church. Up to a few years ago (perhaps it is in vogue yet) all priests have to subscribe under oath to the "'treden- ture" profession of faith, one clause of which is that they will not inter- pret scripture otherwise than accord- ing to the unanimous consent of the fathers. Now, according to the "Questio," a document that was gotten up by the Roman Catholics at the vatican council, who were ap- posed to papal 'infallability, and of the fathers, it is held that all of the apostles taken together were - * > 3 Is the best. | Catholics as they demand for them- i {nelius, |echurch. The commission simply |referred to the government of the { church, whatever interpretation {may be placed upon it, while no spe- cial powers were conferred upon the { bishop of Rome, although at a later {period Rome became the head of |the western church, | Special music was rendered by {the choir, and a solo was beautiful- ly sung by Mrs. Prager, soprano. PASTOR HAS INTEREST IN SECULAR AFFAIRS $8,000, mm, -- Phone 147 for Services = Manifold Duties Discharged by Rev. J. W. 8. Lowry, Moderator of Presbytery. Renfrew Mercury. Rev. J. W, 8S. Lowry, of Frank- town. for the current year moderator of the Lanark and Renfrew Presby- tery, is a man of manifold duties, a clergyman who takes an active in- terest in secular as well as in re- ligious affairs, in that part of Lanark county, where he Has been minister for the past seven years.® He or- ganized and is.now president of the Beckwith and Montague Rural Tele- phone Company, which covers a large 'portion of two townships. He is also president of the Franktown Community €lub, an organization {which he founded to develop and improve local conditions generally. Mr. Lowry was also secretary of the Beckwith Patriotic League during the war, the organization which pre- sented a machine gun to the 130th Battalion. He is on the executive of the Lanark Educational Association and has been a justice of the peace for the county of Lanark ever since the passing of the Ontario Temper- ance Act in 1916. In the latter ca- pacity he has been able to prevent, or adjust, many local difficulties from time to Aime. As an old country Ulster-Irishman it goes almost without saying that Mr. Lowry is an ardent loyalist and imperialist which accounts for the fact that he is County Master for Lanark of the Lanark Association. As a clergyman he serves practically 24 the rural territory between Car- leton Place and Smith's Falls. Mr. Lowry evidently believes that there is nothing incogruous in a clergyman taking an activé interest in polities. In 1917 he was nominat- ed by the Union Government conven- fion for Lanark county but with- drew his name in favor of the late Dr. Hanna. He was nominated again for the bye-election of 1918 to fill the vacancy caused by Dr. Hanna's deéath, but again declined the honor. A RAMSAY BOY WAS INSTANTLY KILLED Five-Year-Old Son of Elijah W. Giles Met Death on Dominion Day. Almonte Gazette and Mrs. Elijah W. Giles, of the fourth line of Ramsay, when their youngest som, Harold Thompson, aged five years and ten months, was instantly killed. . 3 The little fellow had been playing with his three-year-old sister on a large stoné pile, and was going to pick some berries when in some un, explained way a large stone was locs- A very sad fatality occurred onl. ! Dominion day. at the home of Mr.! Dollar Day . Specials Will Be Listed Tomorrow RONEY'S, Princess St. "4 (Fm 287 BAGOT STRERT. City of Edmonton 7%-20 Year Bonds Interest June and December Price 99, toyield 7.10 Bongard, Ryerson & Co. "yhe Home of Good Investments." PHONE 1728. 85 Day Street, Toronto. TAXI FOR HIRE Special prices for out: of-town trips. G. C. MILLARD 30 Main Street Phone 235 Iw. a] dog days are over." private investor. Moutreal Winnipeg ", the hill. It caught the bey and struck him on the head, killing him, * a A man is seldom as good ag he pretends to be. And he isgseidom as bad as his neighbors bink be is. , Worn min ee 4 3 8 ened from the pile and rolled down {figures at the end of May. Summer Interest and Winter Interest Government Bonds earn just as much interest per month in summer as they co in winter, It is just as much the part of wisiom to invest available funds now as it is to "wait until the Those who invest far Insurance and Teast Comparies don't wait. Neither should the Write for our List of Offerings. Wood, Gundy & Company Canadian Pacific Hailvay Bldg. Toronte FE ------ 4 Mo a. psn A -- ' During June the net debt of Cana- da increased by $32,375,407 over the It now stands at §2. 246,186,110 as compar- ed with $2,316,804,702 at the end of May, and $2,300,119,030 on the 30th of June, 1920. Furniture--Freight--Baggage TRANSFER Phone 1776J | S. WHITEMAN 210 QUEEN STREET IN WHICH CLASS WILL YOU BE? EXPERIENCE " shows that of 100 average heal. ! thy men, 25 years of age, the fol- lowing facts will be true at six- ty-five years of age: ONE only will be wealthy. FOUR will be well-to-do. EIVE will still be working for a ving. FIFTY-FOUR will be depen- dent upon friends, relatives, or, charity. ~ IN VIEW oF THESE FACTS can you afford to lightly regard the Future when a smal set aside regularly esch year witg-the Mutual Life Co, of Can~ anda iil guarantee you in cash, | at &ge 85. 0" earlier, the sum of $32,000.00, $10,000.00 or Ask for particulars. THE MUTUAL LIFE CO NY OF CANADA MPA iy Phone 610. Kingston, 'Ont, | :