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SPEAKS
OF
CALEDONIA
Bishop
Rix
Addresses
Columbia
Diocesan
Board
in
Duncan
Vancouver
Island
,
That
.the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
was
the
largest
and
most
varied
among
the
dioceses
of
Canada,
was
the
claim
made
by
the
Very
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
at
the
diocesan
board
meeting
pf
Columbia
WJV.,
held
in
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
a.
few
days
ago,
when
the
bishop
was
given
a
very
cordial
greeting
by
a
representative
gathering
of
W.
A.
members
from
Duncan,
Quamlchan,
Somcnos,
Cow-Ichan
Valley,
as
well
as
from
Victoria.
The
bishop
paid
a
high
tribute
to
the
splendid
work
done
in
the
very
early
days
of
the
diocese
by
the
famous
Archdeacon
Collison,
whose
name
will
ever
be
linked
with
the
foundation
work
of
the
missions,
so
well
and
truly
laid
by
that
Intrepid
missionary.
That
his
son.
the
present
Archdeacon
Collison,
has
faithfully
followed
in
the
footsteps
of
his
father
was
shown
by
the
pro-gross
made
by
the
Indians
of
the
present
day.
who
are
carrying
on
the
work
for
themselves
in
a
highly
...
-.,.
a-
creditable
way,
even
where
no
missionary
is
resident
among
them.
.
The
bishop
spoke
in
glowing
terms
of
the
wonderful
fishing,
logging,
mining
and
agricultural
Industries
carried
on
in
his
diocese
and
of
the
opportunities
afforded
the
phurch
of
ministering
to
all
sorts
and
classes
of
men,
who
are
employed
in
these
undertakings,
and
an
outline
was
given
of
the
plans
to
build
six
churches,
and
of
the
caravan
work
to
Ije
started
this
summer.
The
bishop
concluded
by
com-!
mending
a
holiday
tour
through
his
diocese,
which
would
be
full
of
sur
prising
interest
to
anyone
taking
it.
Mrs.
Schofield
returned
l
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
to
Bishop
Rlx,
which
was
enthusiastically
endorsed
by
the
meeting.
Mission
Boats
Visit
Victoria
For
Conference
VICTORIA,
May
21
:-The
mission
boats
Thomas
Crosby,
William
Oliver,
Sky
Pilot
and
Mcloin
Swartout
were
all
here
recently
while
their
crews
and
captains
attended
the
British
Columbia
conference
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
HIGH
PAID
MINISTERS
Cannot
Expect
to
Become
Leaders
In
God's
Kingdom,
Missionary
Declares
Rev.
Captain
R.
C.
Scott,
of
the
Coast
Mission
Service,
at
the
recent
United
Church
conference
in
Vic-
I
toria,
protested
at
perfunctory
passing
of
sections
concerning
the
Kingdom
of
God
movement
and
secured
reopening
of
the
whole
report
on
a
basis
that
religion
could
only
become
a
force
through
material
things.
After'
telling
of
distress
among
workless
men,
he
voiced
an
appeal
for
leadership
and
an
example,
declaring
"the
system
of
production
and
distribution
Is
at
fault,
not
only
outside
the
church,
but
inside
as
well.
I
do
not
see
how
ministers
who
are
getting
big
salaries
can
expect
to
become
leaders
in
God's
Kingdom."
Rev.
J.
K.
McMinn
of
Kclowna
supported
Captain
Scott,
.saying
"he
shows
the
way
to
more
than
lip
service."
The
County
Court
cose
of
Gu
t
Rekas
vs.
Killas
&
Christopher,
sev
down
for
today,
has
been
adjourned
sine
die.
Hotpoint
Beauty
IS
Moulded
i
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by
Northern
British
Columbia
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THE
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ATI
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Here
is
a
never-failing
form
of
relief
from
sciatic
pain:
0Q
Tnke
Aspirin
tablet
and
you'll
avoid
nredlen
suffering
from
iciatica
lum-lingo
and
similar
excruciating
pains.
They
do
relieve;
tlicy
don't
do
any
harm.
Just
make
sure
it
is
genuine.
$IKIlT
TRADEMARK
RCQ.
Made
in
Canada
Giscome
Pastor
Is
Appointed
Representative
Rev.
David
Donaldson
of
Giscome
has
been
accepted
by
St.
Paul's
United
Church.
Port
Arthur,
as
tlielr
representative
on
the
Home
Mission
frontier
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
"T""ESIGNEp
by
women
for
women"
the
Central
Electric
Hotpoint
Range
ii
endowed
with
the
beauty
and
charm
that
women
want
in
their
homei.
Lines
are
tmart
and
graceful.
The
gleaming
vitreous
enamel
is
finished
in
subtle
shades
of
doye
grey
and
cream
white.
'
And
this
beauty
is
made
permanent
by
the
exclusive
All-Steel
Construction
of
the
Generaf
Electric
Hotpoint.
Like
modern
buildings
and
motor
cars,
it
is
built
of
ageless
steel.
The
statn-reakting
enamel
is
baked
right
on
to
the
steel
a
guarantee
of
enduring
beauty.
How
proud
you
will
be
to
have
a
gleaming
General
Electric
Hotpoint
Range
in
jour
home
.
.,.
bringing
you
magic
convenience
three
times
a
day,
every
day
in
the
year.
It'l
eajier
to
own
a
Hotpoint
than
you
perhaps
tliink
...
let
a
dealer
explain.
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
i
it
.
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CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Q&
MINISTER
SPEAKER
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
Acldrcssev
Parent-Teachers
on
Educa-
j
tionai
Values
j
Taking
as
his
subject
"Etlucatlo-i
nal
Values
and
Ideals,"
Dr.
Rev
j
F.
W.
Dafoe
gave
a
thoughtful
and
:
thought
provoking
address
at
the'
Parent-Teachers
Association
meeting
'acid
at
Borden
Street
School
last
evening.
"
Dr.
Dafoc
pointed
out
that
tbe
values
of
education
were
not
ful'.v
recognized.
This
was
true
of
parents
generally
and
-was
applicable
even
to
some
teachers.
There
wa.i
still
a
tendency
among
many
citizens
to
regard
education
as
a
aid
,
issue.
This
was
a
very
mistaken
stand
and
showed
a
lack
of
appreciation
of
the
importance
of
edu
¬
cation
to
the
community
and
the
life
of
the
world.
Education
should
impart
knowledge.
The
speaker
gave
an
imposing
list
of
the
great
brnrflls
that
have
accrued
from
the
knowledge
acquired
by
our
forefather:
and
the
application
of
It
in
t'b-varied
walks
of
life.
Even
greater
results
awaited
the
application
or
ever
increasing
knowledge
in
tin
future.
More
knowledge
would
Im
prove
considerably
-the
lot
an
I
condition
of
the
so-called
laboring
dams.
Education
must
also
develop
cultural
tastes.
This
accomplished
in.
youth
would
improve
the
nation.
The-
people
had
a
value
to
the
(
l
country
as
important
as
the
val
of
the
country
to
the
pennl?
t-
-
mocracy
could
not
be
higher
t!ian
the
level
of
Its
citizens.
Service
,
to
human
progress
w
is
another
ideal
of
education
tli
-speaker
continued.
It
must
net,
have
a
merely
mercenary
aim.
In
this
connection
the
speaker
expressed
a
hope
that
the
day
would
eomc
when
as
high
ideals
of
altruistic
service
would
be
forthcoming
from
all
commercial
and
industrial
and
professional
worke-s
as
was
expected
from
minister-.
teachers
and
doctors.
And.
ftnaliv
all
advance
must
ne
towards
Go1
and
the
Inculcation
of
spiritual
truths
a
matter
sf
dally
moment
This,
not
the
teaching
of
spiritual
dogmas,
was
the
only
hope
for
a
nation.
Mrs.
Blance
presided
over
th-i
business
meeting,
and
conveyed
to
Dr.
Dafoe
the
appreciation
of
th
;n::ii:i(i;kraw
8
Wednesday
&
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
1
&
9
IM.
The
Great
Rclasco
Stafcc
l'lay
Now
a
Talking
Itiot
St.
Peter's
Ladies
Holding
Tea
and
Sale
of
Cooking
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter
r
Anglican
Church
is
holding
1
t-a
and
sale
of
home
cooking
this
afternoon.
The
convener
la
Mrs.
J.
Kenney,
)ther
ladles
rn
charge
at
follows:
r
incy
Work,
Mrs.
Sunbury
and
Mrs.
Vlgar.
Plain
sewing.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlcriek
and
Mrs.
Eastman.
Home
cooking,
Mrs.
Tattersftll,
Mrs.
Brewerton
and
Mm.
Neweombe.
Tea
tables.
Mrs.
HIU-Tout,
Mrs.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
McPhall.
Cashier,
Mrs.
Frebourg.
V
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Starring:
MARION
DAVIES
In
"The
Bachelor
Father"
With
Ralph
Forbes
and
C.
Aubrey
Smith.
She
took
him
a;
father
on
probation.
Something
new
in
comedy
situation!
and
t
to
stop
laughing
if
you
can.
Comedy
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BETTER"
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Thursday
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5
Friday
&
Saturday
"THE
IHG
TRAIL"
meeting
for
his
able
address,
a
vote
of
thanks
being
moved
by
Mrs.
Cox
and
seconded
by
Miss
K.
McKay.
Letters
of
thanks
were
read
from
the
principals
of
the
various
schools
and
home
economies
and
manual
training
instructors
for
th"
financial
grants
made
by
the
association.
Arrangements
were
completed
for
the
tea
and
sale
of
home
eookln
to
take
place
at.
the
Booth
8chool
on
Thursday
afternoon,
June
16.
Mrs.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Tertg
are
convenors.
A
display
of
tbe
work
done
in
the
home
economics
and
manual
training
classes
will
be
a
feature
of
this
event.
Miss
Dorothy
Fraaer
sane
do-'Ictfit
fully
being
accompanied
by
Mrs.
H.
C.
Praaer.
Mrs.
Marshall
played
for
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
arid
the
National
Anthem.
Arthur
MacdonuUi
.,.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Muni,,,,.,,,.'
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who
suffered
a
n.,
..,
a
few
days
ago
wim.
'.
reported
to
be
dom..
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could
be
expected
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