made
mention
of
the
Bishop
slstance
to
monotony,
the
re-
4
Prince
Uuvttt
Dallp
HftoS
Friday,
May
20,
1919
CATHOLIC
CARD
PARTY
Fourteen
tablet
of
bridge.
of
Singapore,
one
of
a
number
of
putstanding
figures.
In
the
second
Great
War
he
had
been
a
prisoner
of
the
Japanese
and,
because
he
would
not
dis
Hanson;
men,
Joe
Garon.
-
III
at
strictions
and
all-round
heroism
needed
In
keeping
affairs
on
an
even
keel,
and
struggling
back
to
normal,
and
happier
times.
"We,
in
Canada,"
he
declared,
"would
find
such
a
life
intolerable."
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
can
now
supply
BRIQUETTES
Whist
Ladies,
Mrs.
J.
Van
BALAUINU
T
lorists,
whist
and
cribbage
were
in
play
i
i
m
f
I
Church
vas
Indifferent
With
Labor
1111
i
Box
1193
men,
Mrs.
Fred
1
1
Phone
Green
787
-
at
the
bi-weekly
card
,
party
Wallagham;
'JlL-J
close
certain
information
thejr
demanded
to
know,
he
suffered
sponsored
by
the
Catholic
Grlmble
Women's
League
in
the
Catholic
School
hall
Thursday
evening,
mmemm
physical
torture.
Speaking
of
life's
problems
He
described
the
conference
la
Amsterdam,
where
they
were
recived
with
great
friend
-
-
.No
Slack
Mrs.
E.
Telsethj
C.W.L,
president,
was
general
convener
of
the
function.
In
charge
of
refreshments
were
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,-
Mrs.
L.'
liness.
All
from
Canada,
in
particular,
received
warm
wel
Bishop
Barfoot
Urges
Better
Co-opertin
Tells
of
Lambeth
Meet
The
Sunday
school
room
of
c
.
,i
i
.
.
come.
It
was
here,
they
visit-
CALL
651
JOB
ALL
VOl'R
COAL
NEEDS
n.
T
TO
xt..
j.
and
Christian
influence,
Bishop!
Barfoot
spoke
of
labor
and
the
Inclusion
of
labor
within
the
Church.
This,
he
said
has
not
been
accomplished
and
the
fault
lay
with
the
Church
and
not
with
Labor.
All
this
began
with
industrial
conditions
in
the
Nineteenth
Century.
Working
conditions
ed
a
military
cemetery
where
Amadio,
Mrs.
0.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.'
2,000
Canadian
troops
lay.
w.
Schaeffer
and
Mrs.
W
A.
viiuiew
jjamearai
was
and
famous
rouinuiu
liuiuj),
r,gg,
jmh
Mayor
Arnold
welcomed
Pierce.
Mrs.
J.
Cloutler
wa
uuea
Wednesday
evening
by
a
congregation
which
heard
Washed
Moker
Loal
Bishop
Barfoot
and
delegates.
,
cashier.
with
much
interest
an
address
by
Bishop
W.
F.
Barfoot
of
Edmonton
who
with
Mr
nnr.
in
the
Old
Country
a
century
foot
are
here
piipsu
nf
tv.
ago
were
harsh,
and,
when
the
Reference
was
tnade
to
thei
winners
were:
ordaining
to
the
Anglican
Bridge
Ladies,
Mrs.
3.
Cur-priesthood
that
morning
of
zon;
meri(
l.
Christopherson,
Rev.
John
Hayhurst
of
Kit-
Cribbage
Ladies,
Mrs.
M.
wanga,
and
Rev'.
Kenneth
Col-
lison,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Collison,
of
Smithers.
The
not
but
find
Prince
Rupert
and
mavor
recalled
the
kindness
the
west,
a
"strange
and
far
ctnni
,.f
.u
t-i
.
workine
reoDle
endeavored
to
iiipnTT.
FVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
!
bring
about
some
improve
donia
-----
-
iiLlvi-r
ments,
a
movement
requiring
plenty
of
sympathy
and
en
,1'MBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
...
yes
the
finest
of
all
fine
cuts
for
greater
shown
to
herself
by
the
Col-,
away
change.
These
early
at-
1
i
si
t,
-
or
'
tpnt.inns
she
would
alwavs
re-!
I
Bishop
Gibson
presided,
and
in
the
course
of
introductory
remarks,
extended
a
greeting
to
Mayor
Nora
Arnold.
Part
of
the
evening
was
devoted
to
couragement,
the
Church
remained
.
indifferent.
It
was
only
too
evident
the
Church
1SUU
IdUllJ
J
WlXCli
iitwij
-
-
-
rived
from
England.
She
could
member
with
gratitude.
was
inclined
toward
the
lar-
ivr
INTEMPF.IIAN'CE
(ecutive
committee.
I
-x
.
1
I
.
.
tmoking
satisfaction
!
.
y
I
filming
scenes
taken
in
Lon
uiner
reooris
were
neara
nom
UBH)
BY
.
BISHOP
..-....
eer
interests.
And
Labor,
so
far
as
the
Church
was
con
nucuriATic
Rev.
A.
W.
Atkinson
of
Burns
don
durinS
lhe
holding
of
the
Lake
on
the
Missionary
So-;
Lamleth
Conference.
The
vari--i
......
...
.1...
'
ous
pictures
were
verv
clear
sued
from
Pa8e
J)
cerned,
has
remained
without
from
that
day
to
this.
Nevertheless,
there
was
fosil
s.
p,o
ckter
of
St
J
Hinchcliffe
of
Smith-
&nd
'ntertinB.
The
views
PAiNuHissaissn
jnortfd
tnai
oimwp
were
tiintwn
on
the
screen
bv
........
.
ers
on
the
Council
for
fcoeial
tier-
...
made
avauaoie
uum
-
ut:rge
Evurts.
E
C
A
f
1
I
.
I.
1
.
....
.
.
..
hunger
Tor
what
the
Church
can
provide
and,
under
th?
circumstances
as
they
exist.
finds
ready
relief
in
hop
Du
Vernet
Mem-
The
Lambeth
Conference,
P
R
ub
M
I
N
A
R
D
'
S
freely
Bequest
enougn
J
.
said
Bishop
Barfoot,
.,
,.
,
"
'
u
anii
Rj
M
A
Ktirhfn
nf
Oca:.!!
was
an
i
v.
...l
-nn
Hoc
il'
..
.
.
.....
"huse
$10
worm
oi
.
occasion
or
world
wide
import
..
i
Fills
on
the
orlL'ln
and
nnrrviKPS
j
pur
I
bring
this
to
pass.
OQ
the
tare
or
acrung
ipot,
and
note
th
quick
relief
you
get.
GiCMcle,
fut-dryinsi
BO
Croni
odor.
Pleaumt
to
ue
and
acts
fast.
Get
a
bottle
today;
keep
it
handy.
LARGE
ECONOMICAL
2I
6SC
each
of
tne
clergy
,
7
T.
.
.
V
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1Le
anu
s'Bmi'cance.
1
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V
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"
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1
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MOlSTURe-PRQOf
Y
jof
the
Anglican
Outlook,
(
un-
The
Bishop
of
Edmonton
paid
a
warm
tribute
to
the
Thhcre
were
no
fewer
than
Edward
Hodson,
of.
official
church
monthly
pub-
329
bishops
present,
represent-
people
of
England
in
post-war
con
Seal
Cove
.reported
.
.1
iieatlon
of
which
he
:
is
news
ing
in
race
and
dress
many
dif-
days
the
fortitude,
the
endur-editor.
'
ferent
parts
of
the
globe.
He
ance,
the
privations,
the
re-
losing
01
me
muu-
year.
Applications
for
0
the
home
had
drop-
6t
to
none
since
ine
government
made
av-(
orrespondence
Bourses
School
work,
he
said.
fare
practice
of
send-
Quality
All
Types
SUPPLIES
FOR
OFFICE
"J
STATIONERY
FOR
UOMfelC
cted
cliildren
to
had
also
reduced
ap-
PRINTING
4
Huwever,
he
added,
buildings
have
been
.....
1
GREETING
CARDS
PENS
AND
PENCILS
ney
could
oe
re-upeneu
d
arose.
1
aw
w.
ar
mm
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reiving
a
report
mai
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PRINTING
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BLOCK
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providing
a
memorial
Rev.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Synod
authorized
the
.
.
Min
st
oi
nut
less
man
wau
(
AU
WIS
MTH)
.
iet
to
be
placed
ill
St.
Details
were
referred
i
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and
the
ex
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