Change
Minds
FromjS,
T1
I
f
WJ
lldent
Hoover
hnve
thoughts
or
War
tp
wm
De
reached.
Thoughts
of
"Peaclr'Lccture
On
South
llishop
ot
Winchester
in
Line
Witfi
Work
of
Ramsay
Macdonald
In
Practlea!
Efforts
(Victoria
Times
While
Rt.
Hon.
James
Ramsay
Macdonald.
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain,
was
boarding
the
Berengaria
Tor
his
visit
to
the
United
States
In
the
cause
of
na
val
disarmament,
the
Bishop
in
the
Individual
or
the
nation;
!
Nordic,
30,000,
Booth,
l,9c
and
and
"if
we
are
going
to
preserve
8c.
"
liberty,
we
must
have
the
deepest!
Fairway,
10,000,
Celd
.Ctorage,
regard
tor
nnerty
s
twin
:futcr,
,
"
as
ana
c.
taw."
TheBlahoD
further
exntain-
Canadian
ed
his
point:
Capclla
I.,
8,000,
Atlln,
13.7c
and
I
ljr
rroDiem
oi
Liberty
sc.
thought
along
those
channels,
the
w
which
statesmen
such
Premier
MacDonald
and
Pres-
se'
set
for
them-
Sea
Islands
Last
Night
Interesting
Many
interesting
personal
expe
Mbneu-back
guarantee
4fways
genuine.
Conaoleum
has
thia
Gold
Seal
on
the
eurfuco
of
the
rug.
It
guarantees
Satisfaction
or
your
money
back.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED,
MONTRUAU
("
ONG
OLEUM
r
S
GOLD
T!i..MM
seal
fvuuar
er-
lences
in
the
southern
hemisphere
I
were
recalled
by
Rev.
Dr.
R.
M.
;
Stevenson
In
Klvinc
a
lecture
last
0f
night
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
uNnftioetf
i
7ininra
woe
oin..
on
uie
suoieci.
neaa
numers
OI
the
South
Sea
Islands."
A
large
world
to
substitute
a
reign
of
law
Lcrtwd
was
in
attendance
and
fol-for
one
of
force
in
international
!
'wed
Dr.
Stevenson's
account
with
keen
attention.
He
for
about
relationshins.
law
based
uuon
mu-i
spoke
tual
respect,
goodwill
and
good,
a
L"our
"
tt
n"-
,
...
iltA
.
i
The
nroeram
also
Included
vocal
Hli
Lordship's
address
to
the!
by
Mr
Jme
Wtough
and
Canadian
Club
vesterdav
revealed
i
Alex
Clappertqn,
with
John
E.
Da-
not
only
his
earnest
desire
for
thej
aS2Kj,
nH;
w-
w-
c-
0eUl
presided.
success
of
thP
rniMlon
utxin
which
Mr.
MacDonald
has
embarked,
but
also
his
intimate
understanding
of
the
princioles
which
must
govern
individuals
and
nations
if
the
nparp
nf
t.h
world
Is
tn
hp
.is.
Halibut
Sales
sured.
His
definition
of
that
much
Summary
misunderstood
and
much
misused'
American
40,000
pounds,
-13.5c
word
'iibertV'
is
worthy
of
study,
and
Sc
and
13.9cand
8c.
He
contends
that
liberty
is
the1
Canadian
21,500
pounds,
13.7c
fulfillment
of
the
purpose
for
I
and
9c
and
14c
and
9c.
which
we
were
created,
whether:
American
Our
problem
is
how
adequately
Cape
Spear,
4,500,
Royal,
14c
io
comome
taw
witn
Hoerty.
The
ana
c.
reconciliation
of
efficient
govern
raent
with
the
liberty
of
the
lndl
Tidual
Is
one
of
the
greatest
challenges
of
the
age.
And
I
hope
Britain
Is
on
the
way
to
lead
the
world
to
a
solution
of
this
problem.
It
is
clear
that
Bishop
Woods
has
not
yet
been
recruited
by
ttioae
who
believe
that
human
nature
never
can
be
made
better,
that
peace
Is
impossible,
that
war
is
Inevitable,
and
that
there
will
be
no
change
in
human
affairs.
"Most
of
us.
I
am
glad
to
say,"
His
Lordship
proceeded,
"believe
that
this
amazing
human
race
has
not
reached
its
goal.
We
are
on
the
staircase
and
must
go
higher.
We
must
unite
In
getting
people
w
cuanne
itwvr
minas."
Tne
Dish
op,
wno
naturally
combines
vision
or
a
better
w
due
regard
for
human
frailties,
recognise
that
the
sacrifices
demanded
by
peace
are
not
small;
but
his
-argument
is
unassailable
when
he
sys
that
the
sacrifices
of
peace
"are
as
nothing
to
the
sacrifices-
demanded
by
war."
The
church
can
play
a
noble
part
in
this
campaign
of
changing
the
minds
of
men
from
thoughts
of
war
to
thouhgts
of
ii
sucn
distinguished
re-
uKiuufi
teaaers.
as
Winchester
all
over
r
Balsac.
9.000.
Cold
Storaee.
13.7c
ana
vc.
Plane
Leaving
Q.
C.
Islands
rilot
Neville
Cumminfs
Finishes
His
Work
There
and
Will
Fly
to
Vancouver
A
Western
Canada
Airways
seaplane,
which,
has
been
stationed
for
the
past
few
weeks
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
engaged
in
fish-'
erles
patrol,
was
to
have
left
yes-;
terdav
for
Vancouver
but
owln
SHW5
tNeVFeXummlngs
.""lli
In
charge
of
the
niahe.
Taking
Patient
Nome
to
Seward
A
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Oct!
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Dr.
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