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Arn-n V FF.P.T?TATY T!. 1010, V FOUR o o "LA OnAOTrtfVENDTO OBSERVE!! oLA GRANfiE' tVENI N G JOBBER VER 0 Iiiflrien(eiit Newspaper - e Putiiahed Daily and Weekly at eta They Have Found the Right Way to Go About It. It is a wise rule made last week by Grande. aOion, ! La Grande Een- (the war department permitting sol ing Ourv,r Pubfohing Company. Hituor; iiknnis. Publisher. ALECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (Continued from page three.) hntured al the Postoffiee at La Grande OrAjon, as Second Clay Mail Matter. Address ail (fummuniPutions to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. OI and t'qjinty Official Paper. diem to remain in the ic)iy until tiiey"'1 1,10 1i''l of Trtf.h ci those than--gold!" said SaVrm-jn, and Jesus li- : admonished hU followers to be as wisJi i 'Joijadoes he Kain wisdom, for all wis ;dom ia in (iod, in indigemAa to Mind ;:i'id is naturally reflected by Mind's iflc'i, nai. Wbd-mi ho trained tran- ean obtain eivilian inhs . . . 'UUK " me sniiuow , " u" mnw.ui uumions ano nujllun uin ouuiin civilian jous. f .. ,ir..rtni-,n ,.,1.1 i,., c-i erture. It e,,i,u,.. m,. , i,,i.. It amounts to letting the snldicr j Kepcnt iply mean to . hunjfe your, and act iiKhtcouiy, to avoid useless ininu. .MiTne men think this privilege, .columns, ami always to met evil with especially as it pertains to re.igion, is S"od. It enables him to distinguish confined to the women, b it it 13 not. : "'-'tween the things ot-tlie momenfand Change your mind, change your 'he things of eternity. Wisdom points thoughts, put away false incepts of 'ho right way in every human situa tion, for now, heft, at ha no," is to la- 'ion and exults Principles, whih is found the harmonious state of Vine:, .' ,;,"l. to be the one lawgiver in man's even at the point of consciousness, daily life. . "r9U?T the- bo retained until he obtains , Zl'IttS ' " ' "i K,Si. whhXbsdeT man ! iicys omno, j-uriiaim: impeiiui rsews !,.;u!i:,t ,.,..r;.mni ii; ,..!.. 1: . .. .. I,,,,.,.,,,,... n 1 ... .1 -.1 1. . , t v.,...v ...... , ,lir..Nr.M. I I! A.VSrf) It. MA , :(I.N "' " w 01 With a correct under.standin: Jrm.,elf deride wftVn he will leave Co carvice. Jlc Is expected, presumably, to make nil honest effort to fin-1 em ployment elsewhere, but he is nut l- ilur force, I. Anv r.nlmli-d miin wli.... t.veui. Telegraph itepnrt of Uw ullj't ; m,inK ,U.,noW'il!ed ma han,j in a wfitten request to remain. Jlc Press Association. Stun!, Portland: Multnomah News Stand, Portland, Oregon, BUUadflPTION UATKS liy Carrier Dally, per month 65c Daily, per three monthB $1.93 'services will be most useful uany, per six mourns in advance .!.75( Daily, niiigle cony .5c I m''" niiKnt 1,6 Put fly Mall Daily, per year in advance $5.00 Daily, per six months in advance $2.50 Daily, three months 1 dvance. . JI.2S llaily, per month ...,60c Tha Saturday Kvening Oiisorver, by mail, per year in advance S1.50 Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, per year In advance $1.50 of di- The men held:;'"." ne into iigem c..u.,e, over will be attached to the most con- j reaI Belfho.t is goodness as th'i ba-.i. leno-iii. uiius uuo useu wnere ineirnor iignt 11 inking, i.hntian K-ieoc. i:a lamny will continue to draw i;j allotment of his pay. ' I shows man how to make thi s trutn There is no lack of work to which ipiBl; . "I1' ln, nl" l'r"blems. I) iiieiooo is ine supplanting in con- t CMiirtry Tl, of Th .l Lmnd consciousness, alert and viirlnnt. He nrrutiiiir.es the thoughts that seek en hance there; iL-p.u-ales just sa far as. he kno how the chaff from the! wheat, (he false from the true, the rr.ortul from the immortal, and rejects (lie evil and mortal as having no right to enUr. Keening his mind filled With ifoodness he llnds to be If the husi- HcioiisnoKK flr the !,m,wi,-.il iui ,,...., i tlie best protection against ail evil. ness situation should bo such as to sense of life and selfhood with the ''.l'u''' discouragement, hatred, disease, keep large numbers in the service, true and eternal facts of spiritual l.fe lljl""ty, sellishntss, lust, and all they could be utilized on a big scale umi manhood. It is a mental trans-1 J""' " '' to keep out of his . '. Ul""-U1 " " 'h f"le , f,JrmlUion which KraiUI1iv exchan-es ln"'nt, for he knows that they are r .rrigation and drainage work, clear- L muU.tMXrL0't .ol of God and therefore do not prop ing forests, building docks or dams being. -erly belong to His reflection, man. He and other activities of a constructive! Mental transformation is recognized ' "'''-'-' Jo disagree with these thieves ar.d conservational nature. I by society as the way of progress and '"" ."""ur" l"u w"u'u "ii;ve nun 01 reform. All educational effort s but "'I'l'""" u"'i oe.mn uau uespou nis , . f . . . cll.-nitctfir . "U'h. it. .u,.,,.. u-1.,.,1. Ha,l building in Oregon would ad- oTMnwlIh' more ' mS." Un.oininatmn, orimES a lie," Jolln ligent ones. Tyranny and slavery have lJ'",!i he eks to exclude from his vance materially if the Warren Con struction company could be Induced to leave the state. Not a road ia to be built but what a row follows over bitullthic pnvemcnt. At once Simon Rich Neu) Dresses; Skirte X SuiU Here are FasHonabld NEW SPRING STYLE'S fresh from theWaniafacturer, all marked at unusually attractive prices. MP st, fa ifl, w f n CHAKGE ACCOUNTS INVITED V,J DISEDE- - PLtfl fflAUh UK CORRECT LIFE means. The entire sermon nns full of ex cellent odviso and pleaded '-for the correct life In order that Cod's bless- jiiigs might be felt and understood. disauneared u raiii.llv mn' ' thought, tie stops tolerating evil in thought has gained a clearer sense of ! "lousnes, stops talking about it the rights of man. The whole nrocess 1 "r '"''l'lng upon it, but turns upon it of mental change seems the natural a,s enemy and drives it out with SKIIMOX IIASDI) OX PHAtTICAI. I'llKl -KITS liV lll'.V. HAWK, New Director at Y Is Wel come. Ln Grande welcomes the new phy sical director who cornea to tho local Young Men's Christian Association, then oust the whole bunch from the state. It would seem the state would mnke n good' investment if this could bo done, for tho Warrens never loucii u piece of work without trouble fol lows. And with all that they can hiy u first-class pavement. The state legislature 1b going lo Heaps as Ho Rows In all Afflnr of Life. and riirht wnu in l.,.nnl. thin.- a mi thougiits ot 1 ruth. He begins to real Ilenson in a fit of anger threaterod i so it ia not only in attaining better ,ze ",al m"" as ('u1' nua "iadc him is i a,. ............ r.. Uhlttu , Ui,n,.. u.w.i,.(.r :.. u..t. not tile slave of evil in anv form but H l,UJ U, HIV .1, , wlf iai;ill.a Mil WIO - f" uim.ii ouvnij, Mil, ill ulir. , . . . , , . , , I gon in order to use their natents and f" more important realm of thought hi,s dominion over it. Lvd can have II Is the luflnlhlo Hull, That Sinn gun 111 una r m use ineir paicnis nno .1....1.. ...i.u .. .: i. ' 110 more Oower over man I hnn nvnr h a .. .. - ..I, ii ii iiiciin nun llldll a I ClUUOIIMlip , . . , ; - - - 10 una. mrougn tne teucnings ol Christian Science the false and limited . . N'OVI'.l(ING I'A'II. rnnxmiii nf Hwi .,,,,1 .. ' Christian Science s.iows man how to way to that true sense of being which 'delend himself against evil in every j ,.A ye g0.y ,,., rm wag liberates from the tyranny of sin and!f"lm- , " fll0w3, that evil seeks to L, , f u.lw,,.s ,ermon laBl the slavery of diseased beliefs. control and reach man either through I " . , ' i, p l'h u.to. The greatest proclamation or email-! m,'n,nl "i.'-'estion. that is, through 1 i1' the M. E. chmch. Ho dwelt cipalion ever uttered was given by evil tlioughts thrust into his conscious- 'll " '"f positlveness of what Jesus when ho said, "Ye shall know i -'s! or. b' way of the physical senses, k!- a man does ae must expect ln tho truth, and the truth shall mnkoi n l,,u ',ust analysis both methods are return anniinr acts, as ne tniiiKetii lot know what is suggestion, r.vu s subtle argument al- -so is he. If a man Is or Immoral BLOOMING PLANTS AND CUT PLOWEUS IWe have a wide assortment, of plants in bloom. Carnations, all col ors. Fusias are now blooming. CI1ERRYS, FLORIST ?. l-2l)-4t. The warm weather brings spring time talk. Evci-y on(! seems to be looking for the waym tunsiny days, when a good cool aiVl retraining drink Kl Silverthorn's soda foan tain causes us all to want to ciunelugain. The new line of' summer Winks is to' be seen on therir shelves ngtrt now why not drop in and try oneyiiw. 2-u-:it FAMILY DRUG STORE LA'ORANDCOflEQON. vol! free." IWe cniimit. Melvln K, lloice, and extends tho hnnd l,onK cn"s wnt'n 11 mnKes it criminal;, while wo believe what Is rl ! v a Science and llec.lth ex- thoutht. If he Is inclined to be crook- of friendship to his wife, who also t0 u'n'n tne German language. No.''wo objects cannot occupy the same 1 P-". i 1. (p - b!)). It seeks tod in his dealings with his fellowmn, space nt the same time. No more can ;"" '" ciaon oi sin V" ho will In return receive the snmu an erroneous concept of God and the ' sickness is n part of his real aclf.klrj(I of treatment, true idea of Him be h thouglit to-; Mml f.ln,,ls th,lt. J""' because the body : .,.j , , gcthcr ! says, "You have a pain," ho does not ! Rev . Huwk reviewed many In- f Kuril CIIANGF.S MAN'S VIEW- havc t0 respond, "Yes, I have a pain's'imces that had come undor his own POINT. I'""' ' am iek, ' or because mental personal observation and knowuedge That consciousness' must change ; suggestion says, "1 hate that man," he of men who had sown to the wind upon which has duwned the true idea j '"'" to accept s,ucli a thought into (and reaptd the whirlwind. "But, on of God and man. Life's outlook can-, consciousness, l e learns that i n,0 other liaiid." said the speaker, not remain the same. In place of re- tn' s-' claims of e11 i re just a part J "jf one ra,i3 a Godly life, If his ev dnrding himself ns a mortal of a few , of evil's be about man. They are na thought Is pure and he seeks to days set loose in a world of injustice, part of the one infir.ite Mind or its , , , , , d honoruby wllh al, comes with n ireniilnn Interest In Ihoi"''" wants to Germnntte our schools, improvement of our city. Mr. and j' "''e, but with eighty millions of Mrs. Iloico are young people, jn years, I0"1" lcft ihe w",'ld to u'h1 with in appearance and In ideas, who pos-j" Lut "nturul that tho Germ-in Ian bcss fine iileals of service among Ihcir j ua" wi" rvive and if An.enca is fellow. humans and who are ready to'to '' husincs. throughout the world throw themselves heartily Into work for any cause that is commendable. The Y. M. C. A. hns a great work to do In La Grande. IWe can not delude ourselves with tho thought that con ditions amongst us are all ns they should be. A big problem confronts us, whether we heed it or not, In the proper direction of tho hoys nnd girls of tho city, keeping before them it will be necessary to understand Ihe German, ns well as other langungca. A little excitement carried off the leg islature evidently. Now the price of telephone service haa gone up. The newspaper service of the country stands nlono in not having risen. For n time telephone service stood with newspaper service going pulific. high conception of tho purpose of now ,t nas uiseu a jump a m uie their lives and helping them lo try to P0V rW ' u live up to that conception. " We can Ist""'1' at the cross roads, alone. not deny that to n very great extent fniliiro In this work is apparent, but wo can and do hope that conditions will shortly improve. And Ihe Y. M. C A. can be one of the greatest fiic tors in bringing about desirable condi tions amongst our young people, es pecially through Ihe training it gives in the line for which Mr. lloice hns ceme here Let us all young folks and old co-operate with Mr. Kramer nnd Mr. lloice al the "Y" and help them ful fill their sincere desire to help us. Roosevelt an Exponent of Physical Fitness. In Theodore Roosevelt's autobio graphy lie tells of the means by which he developed a naturally weak and clumsy body lo a degree of strength nnd skill filling him for playing a man's pint in the world. It -was an up-hill struggle. His eyes were bad, and remained bad. His mufdes were weak and flabby. He had no natural giace or agility. He was simply an nwkwnrd, near-sighted, snllow, spin dling youth, whom almost any other youth of his own age could knock around ns be pleased. Roosevelt is modent about his phy sical nttnimnchl-i. lie sans that he never became nunc tluiii a mediocre boxer and wrestler. Despite all his efforts, he could mil make himself a good horseman. He was only a fail shot with the rifle and revolver. Yet, as the reader Inevitably le nicmhois, with those bad eyes be did kill big game and defend himself un erringly in situations of extreme dan- ' tho one possessing it and may in fact j : become a ploanue nr.d a curse to him who obtains his foitunes by foul' miaerv and woe. to weather t he 1 manifestation, mid man haa every rea- '. ,. . . .... , ..,..f , ' storm" as best he may or be crushed - "- in the world to dispute them and VL ci 17 i hnnnv by them, with a vague concept f, deny their legality. He learns to as- j'" " n8 I" contented and flippy. God, distant and indifferent to his .' witli all the authority of God! Speaking of commercial life Rev. needs, man begins to give place in his I "im elf what is the fact of being, 'Hawk said, whllo it is not neces consciousness to the true ami eternal namely, that man is in reality madetsary for men to he crooked, too of idea of creation. He finds himself by God, is Ilia likeness and idea, is;ten it Is the case that In tho uuest coming into conscious touch with h s . divine in quality and character; that of wealth men will not deal honor creator and begins to roeognizo the -he c rmiot Ik sirk because God never iai,y an(i perhaps in lime these men meaning of John's statement "Our fel-1 made him sick., but made him perfect lwi' am.lsa ., fortune Ho ndmonish lowship i. -with-the- Kther.-'"-1mtiirh and "a.. foreVer'ftiiiintains him: that nil , ,,, amUmlce , nol ,ay too the shadows of mortay he begins to j tne claims ot d scordant and d.r.ease.1 weaIth Katn(,d for With all his marrying ami his ro- ! "f "J, T. ,.!',"!';' i ' Lr.f , a li,. , ' m--m ,l,le I" the nd it will bo of little value to jmnrka.ble career ns an actor old Nat ,,,; with his new underKtandin.r he : encroaching, infringing or imposing jGooilwin was quite n man. Ilis death reasons that if God be good and all- , upon or in any way making a eoiuli- ii mourned by his entire profession powerful and man is In reality His turn Tor God s creature, uernuse sicn nnd a largo percentage of the tentre- "1. on!v good cm, be man's bi-th-! jic: s is not phenomenon of Clid he truth he begins to meet and master, of man who is of and in God. (iod evil's claims. : alone is the, r.-tr-uLrue and condition With $7.00,0110,000 ns a further do-1 ;(ecogni?.ing that his line selfhood of man. I1 kjiows'toi that there is fieil in operating railroads of theia I he refleciion of God. man seeks to i nothing in Gi : -, nr.:: tint ran respond country it must be admitted that gov- or(l0'' thinking so (hat only good- , to mental suggestion Man is am countlj It must lie n imitiid unit gov h thim ,l( wiu mtcd by the divine Mind alone. Such eminent operation Is n luxury that,eV(fr ,, nmm-f,.st,M) ihia conscious-1 conscious realization of the spiritual comes high. ness. W'th the true idea of perfect facia, of being -is a Christian Science God and perfect man "ns his model be-1 ivafinent. It is an antidote that evil All churches were working rogulnr- seeks alwavs lo think in accord vith and sickness cannot withstand nnd a ly yesterday and it surely seemed good i"d, good. Man is God's living wit- specific for metal suggestion that is ' , , . ,, . .. ,mes and expression, the verv enibodi-in, bug, lor it. has all the power ot to the people to be able to worship at ; mml lf KnmviK ,;,, as in. (;,i i,0himl it. It is God .enforced. It (he church of their choice. Icorporeal good, he k'nvs that P'Hvlis God ilnparting Himself through His: 1 jean never nnpear in phvsical outline ; idea and is omnipotent to the tearing! nil.- !..,!..- ...:n .. r..n i,o,.,i llnii l rtin,iii'..yi.-.l to lli idnus iinil-.lowii of the strongholds of evil. A ,, ,, .,'.,: ',:.. , i,.'1 that therefore every-good thought and .Christian Science treatment desolates; h i every kind word or deed is God in ac- error and liberates man. 1 hus through pr.pulur. Ition." Love expressing Itself ns man's right thinking Christian Science heals j I real selfhood. Realizing as never be- j the sick, breaks in pieces the slave: Porhnps the groundhog wns too j fore the nearness of God, be strives, whip of sin. banishes the tyrant fear, i,, v.,ih,,r on n strike to .lick bis earnestly to think so.na to be nt-onc and cslablislus the government of di-; hour to think nnd to live up to Ivs j CHRISTIAN SCIKNCF. A Sl'RIv- i 111. I' 1..NM-. We all . know that when suit Farming Dollars Wlien yon arc planting 'your corn crop do you plant whole cars.? No! Grain by grain, hill by hill, it is dropped until the entire field is planted. As you raise isorn, raise your dollars. Plant tliem as you c'et tlieui, one bv one, in an a'oount with i(v its uit: jiiiiunn i iinu nil i in.- iiKiiicy 5 L US crop. SOW NOW POEjTHE DOLLAR HARVEST. Xo one ever liearets hp.vinc a bank account. Thousands regretyiot having one. -tl opens an account with us. La Grande National Bank Member Federal Reserye System OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brincc results.' . : one Thor Electric Vacuum Cleaner head out of his hole. hiehest underst aniline of life as God Renublican leadershin is now in th.ei,,ii u f,i,. u in him ti,,u in l,.t his1 air. The office will evidently seek i true selfhood ever npnear in th-.niBht '. brought by one man llgainst another the man nt the next convention." I'"-'- -t. He is putting off the old j .bat the del-, ndnnt usually appears in man, as Paul terms the mortal sell Icai't to deleml himself. II the ue- iiml is millimr on the new man of i lYndnnt bv reason of his ignorance of llutter nnd eggs are going down, n1Kin ,itht fails to appear or because and nil that is saving wheat is the guaranteed price of the government When things become normal v. those who have had their salaries raised voluntarily ask for n reduction? Groundhog, you saw no shadow day. ritoriiKi ic mm. i-i i.ass The second meetltiR of the Pro- li photic Mible class, omanied by ltoht. KVII.-K MB i of his iK-L-liL-ciice fails to put in an We have already stated thai, as ex-! defense, the plaintiff, even though his plained in Christian Science, all evil. I claims are false, may secure n judg- lil sin, disease nnd mortality is but the meat against the ueieiuiaiu uj u-e sunposititious opposite of the spu it-1 fault, tne same as tnouga tne ,u,iios ual and true creation. To be sure, '.vere proven true. evil's universal lie is a big one, but Let us suppose that A sues "-The what of that? Can anv one get near-, bums that he makes against It are er truth or in any way change truth ' fal-e. H s'nou'd appear, produce the bv telling a big lie or bv telling manv '-ue facts, so exposing the lalslty of lies, or by putting till the lies togcth A s claim, which would then be cast er in some form of organi;,.! falsity '.' cut of court as worthless and ll would Is there anv more truth in a million be in no danger. Ihe truth nas saveun than m one? Is the sum of a The name Thor on a vacuum cleaner i3 vour safeguard. It means that the ma chine you buy is made to give you a su perior kind of service made to do its work perfectly and to be a big help in keeping your house clean. When you examine a Thor, you will find a won derful piece of mechanism. him. Hut supnose H through ignor- coluinu of neros more than noro or is ai-c- of his, rights. or fear ot A or ii Kero as big ns a goose-egg anv near- because he is negligent, fails, to de er something than one as small as n feud him -elf. Judgment is given pinhend? Of course not. The ouetion aira'osi him and he suffer." from the confronting each one of us is. How false claims tho same us though they. 'much longer are we going to be donii- were true-. Ilia. own folly has pumsn- profrssioiuils, to walk twenty or thir-l miles nt a stretch without exhaust on. ger. nil that unpromising hoily he , . t'okor. pnsior of the Christian did leaiu to' play a pretty good game :chuich. will ho held In Hie Y. M. C. of tennis, to uso the fidl and single- ;.. balding iouiqiyow night. "The stick skilfully, to box ami wrestle inCalcndar of Prophesy" will be the way that commanded respect from j,"-,,c u"'u,r '-"-russinn and will en-, ,, , fo(,,0l by ,ne S(M.,ig ,-,-al- e l him. Moi mis are in much the -, u i.u-.:...,;,- mini in- iin.ii, ,n ,01,1- ,,. r cv. . ,,, exniessed in sin. Slime liosltlon as 11. uie man i :lel. There lire ten lessons 111 this disease, mortality and maleiiul mm? being sued. ( UiiiiM are being nde 'icrturun ,if uftnlc ,f u-liirh iiiiiinrinu- IMV IVL ,, llio,! livoi ll l'l.' il,.., .,,.iiiM;t their life, han- to ride horseback 100 miles in a day, !iK,,-s Is the second. There Is room! One does nol find the warfai-c w'th , iness and "health. Kvil is the plantiff And over and above all these special for all nl the meetings, says Ihe ( the world, the flesh, nnd all evil, an -and h.i hosl", f false witnesses. It athletic accomplishments was Ihe at-headers, and a genernl invitation '"' t,-ili; but is there anything 'that is of interest to note that evil '.'?" tainment of the purpo.e for which t 'he public is extended to' i worih while that is really easy? fined in the c-'-rmal text .of "' ., , i , i n. . Ihe nresent al the K-iuainiii,: meet- tnl v the foolish man is content with as accuser. Ihe claim:, ate mini , they were ...trmlcd-the ability to per ;' , ,,.r ", K""""""' jthc slug,;a,d's case. Like a' man in fal-e. and all that man needs to d . form a vast amount of mental labor, Un obsnacle rin e. the student of Chris- is i assea his n.-ts, know and ,le- j-tnm Science find" plenty of things to., -'.are tin' truth, that evil never has 'occupy his attention, obstacles that hail, bus not now. and never can have cannot be dodged but must be over- any leg timate a! aim on man or his The l.a Orsmle l.odne No. 4 1. A. 'come in only one way. He must keen hcing; that man is of s.ml. is """ e.b'Cted and ln.talled the I" hlsVourse. He cannot get ahead to H,s !a-,s. am nas ' ;" eiisatne ,,v d,lgiug the v,-stacl,s howeer log . , v tit t" lite, lo nc-.iunoinni -, . itbev seem. He 1i,.:t press on. km.- :,e,s. tV-,-n ma understands his ,H- 'ln full ,b,.i h.. h... I.1..-.HS , , ii,ts !, cannot . made tne Mi nt lianri er cVi rconilM yd obst;,.-lcs l: o -' faithful and obe.bvcl. '' ( Kvil d-ies yield it., lls'.ltot-il nil O.; ler- thoi dv.sininly because m.-tii de-i, c-i : UlniiKer. , ,-i.l of it. It mtut, b ceil, lis nnd for the building of a sturdy soul I.OCAI, M SONS lil l.tT A0 INSTALL NKW OI'ITCKHS , . A. M., along w"lth a sturdy, liody. Th:a was in liiy with his fsvorile jdiilosophv, ',f bodily -igor.B a nietnoii oi geumg mm vigor iu spui rollowlni: officers for the wfthoul which vigor of the body year on Sataiduy niflit. " counts tof nothing." He argurs. rea-1 'M. Iloinpln s, W. M ; Ceo, s aonablv enough, that if he, with ,Jiis I'irnie. s. . uoye. j. w ; A mm .ulnnnt. rnuhl do what he d ,1. """'. "'" : Jl . Coi aoy ,1. .1.. lil,.R. Ai Jl,,. rea """w ' '""' cllnan- Jnann .1 l i lia OMicr. J, S ; C, If you are considering the purchase of a moderate priced vacuum cleaner be sure to see this great Thor a machine with the name that stands for the best. , Prices $30 and $35 0g - Jrt,,. ' ' . ,J. - oin'iTci .iss, ci dweller, ne maintains, cm easily grt.u . ... and keen himself good physical con dition if he willnake an honest e f fort, nnd the effort will paydoPdivi dcmls. ' , 's'liyes, Tyle Olisei ve aulta. , adwitl.sinj Will brine a Wj, ii'llii:.'tlv. Man mud ;lro-' '.(thiiur of' its r-'itine ar-t .1 ienoueh to detect its ,b ,-, ,iv r l. bung its 1 i-'-s fr . Cliltl(4V is wish. 't ' f '"if. l.-tmW frD'O cv' I tle c'aiif s -oic ti- 1,' know : V to iU-(ir. ! hit' 111 ucder annot be tr w is It to get ; ii-m or di-ease fpiortal n-.n hn rot )M r i'ts to iiiniun.lv 'c'ct-ess. or(:s afraid of nnd outs 1.M no detense his iiirh.s he nvgievtr self, in i,,v of these i,:-m:rr nt i takeiKftcainft JBim P. . ,,,......1, ii.., jt-.'iis wee true. s;nce I .ill Powe 0 iContlnueJ on rarje 5.) S3 - !t!if$ I J . I mil 1 9 ' II a Ijlj'i )reg'pr liiht 1 ' . t uoniBaity 1 - o i e o ? " - D 1 Ollort imuh attr
