For him, happiness is a simple formula. He must eat good
food, drink pure water, splash in his bath, wear warm clothes
and sleep.
And then his eyes are merry, his grin mischievous. Life is a
wonderland of new corners and drawers to pull open and boxes
and balls and chairs and spoons and noises. His physical wants
filled, he revels, and nothing disturbs his joyful wonderland.
Until he falls and bumps his head! Then his wonderland
crashes with cruel suddenness, and in frenzied distress he seeks
Mother or Daddy. For they alone can be his comforters.
As he grows, this boy will learn that happiness depends upon
more than physical wants. As he early learned that parental
ove is the only great solace, so shall he learn that fa Greater
Love can ease the bumps that will disquiet his growing mind.
The time comes when that Greater Love must complement
parental love. Wise and loving parents know this. They teach
their children early the way to the Church, the place where men
gather to worship a God of love and comfort, a place where
confused thinking is brought into harmony with God's great
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This advertisement contributed to the cause of the Church
by these public-minded citizens and business establishments:
J ACK LAMB PHOTO SHOP
698 Willamette
CHASE GARDENS
58 E. Broadway
MILLER’S
840 Willamette
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
896 Willamette
VAMJ5T PRINTING St STATIONERY CO.
76 West Broadway
LOYALL R. RUGH CO.
1029 Willamette
MONTGOMERY WARD
1059 Willamette
WILLAMETTE STREET MARKET
1167 Willamette St.
jerry’s bakery
Public Market
EUGENE HOTEL
222 E. Broadway
OREGON DAILY' EMERALD