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WITH REV. ERMFST M’GREGOR
ON THE DARWINIAN HYPOTIIESIS
Says. Creative Act As
Set Forth in Book of
Genesis Is Only Proven Fact—Condemns
Those Who Rely
on “It Seems- to Be,”
“Maybe” and “Suppose”
Rev. H. Grnnstrotn. pastor of tho
4 East Norwnlk Bethlehem church in
a communication to The Evening
Sentinel. comes forward as 11h 11r-
dent defender of the Biblical ac-
count of creation. lie cglls most of
i the arguments in favor of tho Dar-
\t‘inian Theory ”hot air." He takes
issue with the Rev. Ernest McGrcg-
or, pastor of the First Congregation-
, al Church. for statements he is re-
. ported to have made in his sermon
- 01' lust Sunday.
‘; follows:
His communication
"The creative act in the book 01'
Genesis is the only proven hypoth’es-
is we have of the formation of' thb
seen and unseen. and as we read on
we will find that the arguments of
this theory are more and more
. strengthened. without taking any
' less older writing. our history.—and
a hit of common sense—in consid-
oration.
says l'root ls’ank'lng.
“is long as we how no other—-
11nd‘betterH—p101en hypothesis titan
the acts of creation we have no
right, whatsoever, to teach and
preach the Darwin evolution theory
to the public as a proven fact, or.
11s it seems to be. That is not only
morally bad. but untrue. Anyone
has the right_ to invent a. new hypot-
hesis. but not to pass it on to the
public b‘etore he has the proof for
it.
“The expressions: 'It seems;' ‘sup-
pose,‘ ‘takn for granted,’ etc., are
nothing but untimely expressions
born of those who are satisfied to
move on in.spncc without (nets.
.“Any thinker and lover of facts
knows that the.l)urwin hypothesis
operative changes and some of our
own 10,000 American scientists blue
not' done the ieaht’to thin effect. but
still We ask: ‘Wh'o c1111 show us to-
day any tnor concrete facts in
favor of evolution than what Dar-
win could? '
"The Biblical 'ucoount‘ot the
Creative Acts are dIVIded into three
deviations. First. the creation of
the heavens and the earth. Second-
ly. the creation of animal life. And
thirdly. the creation of human life.
The first creative act refers to .tho
dntcless past and gives scope for
all the geologic ages. In Genesis
we read: '1n the beginning God
(rented the hemcn and the eatth.
'lhtte one finds room for any length
of time.
in the second creathe set no
hma the account of the creation of
animal life from a. lower‘nature to
a higher. Or from unconscious to
self-conscious life. And in the third
creative not we are referred to the
formation of man. who has the ac-
count of being above the uncon-
scious and the self-conscious life by
having a subconscious or Godcon-
scious' mind.
"It would also be well to state
that the second and third creative
acts do ‘not necessarily have to be
understood as an occur-once in few
solar days of 24 hours. The Bible
speaks also of a day as a period of
a. longer time.
if Darwin did not take the Bible
account of creation into considera-
tion, me still find that the base of
is worn out.
Good Roads and Bad ' Ones
Someone once pulled off that line about “If a man built a better
mouse-trap than anyone else, the world would make a path to his door
even if he lived in the woods”
They didn’t say anything about wearing the roads out though. Right
now up on Flax Hill avenue the residents are groaning because the road
It has not beenmade public, but the concern of A. F.
Beckman feels very guilty (about that road being worn down.
All the way to our store it’s beginning to show the result of travel.
We’re sorry, but it just proves that people will come to buy when we
advertise prices like those below.
And incidentally, we wish success to Flax Hill residents, and those
of other sectiOns too, in getting better roads to drive to our store.
A.
F. BECKMANN
'American Fine Granulated sugar, 16 lbs. $1. 100-lb. bag $5.90
Loose Wiles Assorted Cake 5 pkgs. for -. . . .' .............. 25c
Fancy Native Potatoes 65c pk. Native Corn ......... 35c doz.
California Oranges 45c doz. Lemons 39c doz. Cantaloupes,
4 for ............................................. 25c
Native Beets or Carrots, 5 bchs.25c. Lettuce, 2 for ........ 25c ~
Georgia Belle White Peaches, 4-qt basket 60c. 2.-qt basket 35c
Fancy Cooking Apples, 3 qts. 25c. Niltive Onions, 3 lbs. ... 25c
New Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs. 25c. Native Squash, 5 lbs. . ..
25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c; Lemon Snaps, 2 lbs. ......... . 25c
Puritan Hams 35c lb. Smoked Shoulders ........... 22c lb.
SlicedBacon...3.......................; ...... ’. 50clb.
Jones’, Pillsbury’ s or Gold Medal Flour .. . ....... $1.45 bag
Cloverdale Flour ............................... ,. . . $1.29 bag
1 Dish Mop Free
Special Gold-Dust Sale
1' Lg. Gold Dust Sale Price 25c
College Inn Chicken. Broth
With Rice,3 cans 25c
24 cans to case ...
Post Toasties or Kellogg’s corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. . .
Sterno Canned‘Heat'Stove. Complete with 1 can heat . . . . . 23c
.....-$2.oo,
Proctor & Gamble Special
6 P. & G. N aphtha Soap,
reg. price ...... ,. . .. .36
3 Guest Ivory Soap,
reg.price
4 Med. Ivory Soap,
reg. price ............. .32
3 Pkgs. Chipso, reg. price—.36
Regular price
Sale «Price 96c and 1 Frying
Pan Free
.15
$1.19
.....,...25c
Taste Tells Assorted Pickles, 5 varieties, 3 for . , . . . . .
.. 50c “
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 6 nkgs. 65c. Crisco, 6%. can . .. $1.39
' Van Camp Special 37Gold Rock Peas 3 .
4 Cans Tomato Soup ‘ 3 Golden Bantam-1Com
4 Cans BakedBeans- 3 Cans Tomatoes
'4 Cans Evaporated Milk 3 Cans Sliced Peaches
112 Cans for ........ . 95c
12Cansfor....‘...._.,.. $1.95
Campbell’s‘Beans, 3 for '25c. Campbell’s Soup, 3 for . . . . .. 25c
Pink SalmOn, 2-for 25c. B.'& M. Boston Brown Bread 3 for 55¢
Xuban, Maxwell House or7Hotel Astor Coffee, 3'cans;. . . . $1.45
Mueller’s Ma‘carOni, Spaghetti and Noodles, 2.for -. . . . . . .. 25c -
Mazola Oil, gallon $1.90. Haxton Apple Sauce, 3 cans . . . . 59c
8-qt. Aluminum Kettles 79c. Turkish Towels ... . . . , . . . . . 25c
LemonReamersm ......
39c
selopl'oottoe
Kirkman’ s Borax Soap, 17 for $1.00. Dutch .Cleanser, 3 for 25¢
A. E. BECKMANN co. Inc.
. Quality Grocers
83 Washington St, So. Norwalk 35-37 Main St, Norwalk‘ '
Phone 3565 Phone 1234
‘rnnnvsnntc,
has always. and Bill! laundergolnglthe i’oundntlon of his evolutlon
theory to some extent rests on the
llible account of creation.
tlteo1y is today to many not by far
as Darwin wotked it out
'dtnwn more and more in putullcl
with the story of‘tlte creative sets.
’i'hut means to many that the evolu-
tion theory is fading and will birth
the future it. dead letter to the lit-
tcllectuals. because it could not give
any facts for its existence.
the very conclusion would be that
the only evolution theory We have
is the Biblical account of Creation.
"it the church is going to be able
to uphold her respect. it can not,
tulte the attirm'stive side of an un-
provedtheory.
about evolution it has to be done
"elatively. By taking the affirma-
tive side-of a theory‘that is not
I $2.98, at this sale ..
- price $1.25.
stamp-so
l he
It has take the
Ft 1'st
'i'hus.
July 37.
tel k.
Church's Respect.
If anything is said
hind the
To eiiect a quick and positive clearing of odd lots and broken lines of seasonahle merchandise.
. nonmgnxconn.
iii-ovcd'tIiEOry'.
Gotta creative acts negativsly. That
is the conclusion we come to when
M'e‘hotiqs that so many ministers
ntn' s e\olution theony. and now last
when lav. lichregor. pastor of the
Congregational Church ’o!
Not-walk in 11 tsik'lsnt Sundlyin'hts
church seems to take the sitirmativs
side of evolution according to a re-
port in The Evening Sentinel of
“He states in the keynote of his
“We havo every reason to be
time that the Creation was not an.
individual one. but some sort or .
evolution.’ 'An individual one!'—
is that a negative expression on that
the God-head is not the Cause be-
“And further: :Tthhole course
of history seems to be: a proolt or
If hnything is said evolution.’
"And again:
affirmative side of Dar-
oltlcr theories!
its course."
Pasto1
Crestivs Acts?
slimmer. ,
Wsli,"w11"eii"w'5‘ 'get the”
proofs instead at the 'Seents to.be.'.
we will be satislied.
‘We can not-readily .
believe in the older theories that
the species were created singly with-
out;relntlon to one another!
'iitr. hicGreg‘os denretf ‘th‘e"'llibliéTti’
uocountot' creation or that\ he sf-
ilrms Mr. Darwin's statement that
we do not know of any relation be-
twen the species that continued in
REV. H. GRANBTROM,
We
BLACK VELVET FACING
Black velvet is used for a facing
on many of the large panama and
milsn hats that are shown fhr mid.- '
rAcs amp: .
. ' he
Does it mean t at L”.
of East Norwslk .
Bsthlehem Church
prices are such as to accomplish the result witlrcelerity.
We rarely have a “Sale, ” hut when‘we do announce one, you know What wonderful values
MANUG H MAMUGIAN
Portrait and Commercial Photographed“?
101‘-
NMIERLY 0|,“
The Mercantile Bldg, Demolished by' Fire"
Expects Shortly to Reopen For Business ,
In His New Quarters
For the Present, All Messages ahd Orders Should
I . Be Left at the Clifford Jewelry Store
. 60 South Main Street
The
every article mentioned 18 from our regular stock of quality merchandise. The following are only a few
sample items, you will find many other: when you visit the store.
Ladies’ Summer Vests
Bodice or built-up shoulder
style, regular price 35c and
39c, at this sale $1 00
4 for .............
Ladies’ CottOn Tights
Lease wide knee, nith shell -
stitch finish, sizes 38 to 44,
1egula1 price 65c, w$1 00
‘ new 2 for .....
Women’ 3 Silk and
Fibre Hose
In many shades, a splendid
wearing stocking at 75c pair.
A good chance to supply your
needs, $1.00
2 Pairs for ...... . .
Odd Silk Waist:
And odd cotton waists, a small
quantity, to clean up the stock,
are offered at
each ......
Ladies’ Two-Piece
Pajamas
’ Made of Lingette, or fancy
cretonne, two very attractive
models, reg. price $2.49
Women’s Black Jersey
Combinations
For swimming, sizes up to 44,
regular price $1.00.
To close ....... . ..... 75C
Step-ins
Made of white or 'colored voile .
and batiste, hand-made and
hand embroidered, r e g u l a r
.now....» ....... ......79C
Voile Step-in Sets
(Chemise and Panties) sold all
season at $2. 98, only a few left.
$1.98;
nowto close
at... .......
49c '
“Kayser” Fine Knitted
Silk Vests
Regular and extra sizes, were
$1.50 and $169, any size at this
sale $1 35
at ................
Medium Weight Shaped
'_VESLS
Built-up shoulder Style, regu-
lar price 65c, sizes 38 Q0 44,
3,. $1.00
2for. ........
“Lady Sealpax” Athletic
_ Union Suits
Hi‘Sizes 34 to 44, never sold for
l
ess than $1.00.
.Now ................. 79c
A Varied assortmentof styles,
colors and makes in
Ladies’ Silk-5 Hose
$1.69. Choice of
the lot ............... 95C
25 Per Cent Discount
on all our
French Voile
and
Silk Underwear I
‘ Ladies’ TonPie'ce
. Pajamas
Striped E n g 11 s h broadcloth
slip-over model, V neck and
lung tie, regular $2 98
.13. 98, now; ........
Usually selling at $1.50 and‘
Children’s Light Weight
- . ~-.“Vests ~
Sleeveless or short sleev e
styles, sizes .4, to, 12, regular.
price 25c. '
3 for ................
Ladies’ Black Silk Hose
"With hand embroidered
’cloques, regular prices '32. 50 to
$3. 00.
.Nlow, pair. . ...3. .
. Women’ {Two-Piece
\Pajamas
and hand embroidered, regu-
block design. Regular price
$198 $1.69
Saleprice Ornithose
Bloomers
Large, r 0 cm y garments,
finished with belt and bUckle,
regular price $3 75.
A. ............ $2 98
Extra Size Cotton
. Costume. Slips '
'Up to size 50, black and white
only—some have Irish or Val
lace trimming, regular $2.50
to $2.98.
At Ices-0100:! eeeeeee
Colored Ni ght'Cowns
Voile, batisfe god cotton crepe,
various styles and all sizes,
regular $1. 00 and $1. 25
garments, at .790
Night Gowns
Of fine cloth, in the fashion-
able pastel shades, hand made
,and ban dembroidered, regu.
Llar- price $1: 50.’ ”$1 19
At .............
$1.98
Children’ s Bloomers
Windsor crbpej 75c, fiat .. .1 59¢-
‘White cotton 59c, at . . . . . 39c
- Lace' trimmed. 85c‘, at .69c
50c ‘
169.
Black Poplin Gymnanum "
fl .
“Kayser” Vests
Of fine combed yarn, full sizes,
bodice top, regular $1 00
price 50c, now 3 for
Children’s Socks
Assorted styles and colors, all
good value; at 35c pair; while
the stock lasts, ,
4 Pairs for ........ $1000
Women’s and Misses’
Sweaters
. Many styles but not a large
' quantity — values up to $4. 50.
Any‘of these
new .............. $1” 98
Children’s Fine
'Mercerized
“ Lisle 50.x
Imported novelties, plain
colors and fancy tops, our
_ regular 50c and 59c
’numbers, new, pair .. 39c
Black Sateen Bloomers
For misses and children, good,
strong material, regu-
Iar$1.25, now 79C
Slips
.Trimmed with lace ‘or em-
broidery, sizes 6 to 14 years,
several styles, were 98 c
‘ 3, Biz-”7.4: to! 1.4333125 $1. 251:9 $1. 50 at . .:. . . .
Fine Batiste Step-ins White BatisteiNight
Finished with real hand-made Gown, '
Irish lace, exceptional value
at $1. 50. "$1 19
Now.
Colored Batiste Step-in
Sets
With garters and bandeaux to
match, pastel shades finished
with black lace footing, regu-
hit 5298” 1:98,
, Of fine material, fihished with
real Irish lace, regu- $1 19
lar price $1. 50, at.
Slips
Bodice top and 20’ inch hip
-l1em, all-sizes, a- wonderful
$1-26w‘alue'. ' 980
at.
Aty
oueoel'e’e‘soosoes
Sale hegins Saturday morning at nine o’clock and c ontinues for one week.
As some of the lots are small, it is advisable to come early for heat choice.
So. " Norwalk, Conn.
,.
.‘ic1:‘.
we give, as"
Children’ e White Prince‘s:
White Cotton Costume "I
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