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Newspaper Page Textt s It' Is I! i ? Paw Six 0 LA GRANDE EVENING OIKERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, October 27, 1933 8w ' '-A Lecture : ; on Christian Science Entitled Christian Science: The Science of Evcr-Prescnt Good by Robert Stanley Ross, C. S. R Of New York, N. V. ; Member of the Hoard or Leehirrslili . of J he Mother Church, Tlw Flint Clllirnll or Chrlsl, KtlriltM, III IfclSlOll, MllSKUrllUSCtlS 'Christian Sclenco Is proctlcol rc i llgton . and finds ready response . amongst praotlcally minded persons. Although the period allotted to mo ils necessarily brief, I shall en deavor nevertheless to tell you as simply and concisely as possible at least something about the Principle und rule of this Science, the Bel enco of ever-present Good some thing about Its method or modus operandi. For the full, complete, and origi nal statemont of Christian Sclonco, I refer you, of course, to that unique volume, the Christian Science text book, "Science and Health with Koy to the Scriptures," by Mary IJaBkcr Eddy. i lie Muster's Mission Tho Bible tells us that Jesus came to do tho will of the Father and to destroy the works of thedcvll. By studying the Gospels, you will find that the Master spent most of his time liberating those who believed they were In 'bondage to sin, disease, ,and death. If these svlls wore rail, 'that is, if they were of God. Jesus : would have disobeyed Qod by de stroying them. But the very fact that the Master could and did do lolroy them, proved beyond question or room for reasonable doubt that Qod was not their author. True, aod made all that was which Christian Scientists Invbko Sunday School .class understood tho dally in thcr own and others' behalf law of Love, I asked them one Bun to silence puln, heal a broken heart, day morning what would be their and restore wasted tissue of the body, I attltudo toward a playmate who, for iiuij u ui-imiucu uiiuii ma- iu ru- oxampio, should appear among them 1 u 1 -wiwj a proiw-new uress, new hat. 1st sang, "No good thing will he (Ood) withhold from them that walk uprightly;" and Jesus said, 'If ye abide In me, and my words abide In you, yo shall ask what ye will, and It shall be done unto you." '. Opportunity ond Supply' There Is no more concord between Christianity and poverty than there Is between ChrlBtlunlty und any other phaso of human discord and limita tion, sin, disease, and death included. Whatever seemed to be the human need of thoso who turned to hunt for help, Jesus demonstrated Odd's will ingness and God's ability to meet that need and to meet It Instantaneously. Accordingly, Mrs. Eddy writes on. pago 404 of Science and Hoalth, "Di 'new shoes, and so on, even though thoy should seem at the time not to have anything nearly. so new nor so pretty, without a moment's hesi tation, a tiny girl replied cheerfully, "I'd be glad she had them." Here was no competition, no rivalry, no envy I Would you question for an In stant whether any needed thing couia 00 withheld In turn from such sweet, sclentlflv unselfishness? That dear child ' had learned early and well- what the Master meant when I ho said, "Give, and 1t shall be given unto you; good measure, ' pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that vo mntn withal It shall uwtu .in- no measured trl VMI nfratn " HhA hart will moet overy human need," but , learned that in order to receive, the only to the extent of course that we express, manifest, have divine Love, Arguo the senses what they will, Ood Is ever saying to man. His divine Image and likeness (your real or true self), " and all closed hand must first be opened to give. The Modus Operandi According to Christian Science, tlien. ever-nrpftent iiiiehnnimflhln Son, thou are over with me, gooa Is and always will bo the basis, that I have is Ullno." starting nnint or Prlnclr,l nt t.n, Although Ood Is a respecter of thought and demonstration. To hu splrltuallty. He Is not a respecter of ma,, WK however1, this fact must persons. The divine Mllld has . no bo a revelation or rii.mir. Th human farsvltes. Principle rogards dawning upon human consciousness! uuo iucu u. msmi niguiy us of the Idea of ever-present good Is another. If Bomo persons seem to be tho appearing of Christ. Truth, even porarlly to help .themselves; " Finally, let It be understood clearly that there Is only one Christian ocienoe and that Is the Christian ocienco revealed by Ood to his lov ing, watchful, obedient 'servant, Mary Baker Eddy. Ood selected Mrs. Eddy to be His messenger and scribe to this and future ages because she was wholly worthy and capable of carrying out the divine commission. It Is as necessary for him who would succeed as a Christian Scientist to keep this fact clearly before him and gratefully to acknowledge It, as It is for the mariner to refer con stantly to chart and compass and obey them In order to steer his shin snfoly past the rocks and shoals along the way. Owing to this saintly woman's discovery, the world 1b wit nessing In accordance with prophecy the establishment as a permlanent, ' scientific, demonstrable system of that healing method by which patriarchs) prophets, and apostles performed their mighty works, and which the Bible, studied In the light of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," now makes avail able to all mankind. I Heads Legion sharing moro abundantly in good that which Jesus came to reveal and than others, this is not due to divine exompllfy. This divine appearing con dlscrlmlnatlon, but to the activity m stltutes Christian Sclenco practice human consciousness of divine law, a law winch, cnrlsuan science reveals. Is ovor present and Is as available to all as It Is to one. But before divine law can become operative In our bo- half, wo must bo Joyfully expectant of good. We must lay claim humbly U1B3 importunately to all that is in- ond brings ubrnit In human expert enco that which is known as healing, Fundamentally, Jubwever, this pro- ess is not the healing of sick per- sons nor sinners, nor of persons who believe they are sick and sinning, but It Is the dispelling of a false personal sense by spiritual recognl. made; but the Bible tells us that Ood mado it all "very good." Are 'sin, disease, povorty and death good? Did you ever hear anyone say ho was glad to do wrong, to be sick, . or to lack necessary food, clothing ond sheltor?. If these and other phases of discord aro good, we should bo glad to huve them with us always, even as wo ore glad to have any good and helpful friend with us ' always. But ask the slave of wrong doing, the bedridden Invalid, and tho person in desperate financial . need whether they see any good In sin and suffering, supposedly sont from Ood, and In which, according to such reasoning, they should be glad to remain. Is It hot self-ovldent that, If Ood wero directly or Indirectly respon sible for evil, if Ho were In, any way associated with human suffering, tho cries of mankind for rcltof would he useless and that Christian Scl - ence, medicine, surgery, philan thropy, or any other method of treatment to which one might op ' peal for holp would bo IlloglUmate? Do you not see that nono of iis L would oven asplro to recovor, to re form, or to rlso abovo dlscourage- cludcd in man's birthright now as tho tlon of tho glorious fact that the real son of Ood, who gives us dominion, j man. the ChrlBt-man, which Is true I not over supposed persons, clrcum- ' selfhood, has never been sick nor a sumceo ana imngs, nut over a mor- sinner, discouraged nor a failure, iniiy mentai sense or tno universe. : The power which . occomponlcs this ...w--.s ,. uu-. euuj u perfect idea, this recognition of re uii jragu ou u, octanes una iieann nllty. Is Irresistible. It opens wide that "mortal mind sees what it be- tho floodgates of omnipotence. It lloves as certainly as it believes what ushers Into human consciousness the iv ovvoi in IWIO, UVUIO, U41U WW W own though ta, .very presence of God, Therefore, ; the method or modus operandi of Christian Sclenco Is the art of maintaining through meek ness and lovo, such a clear, unob structed outlook upon spiritual Overcoming Limitation ' Some time ago, for example, ;whlle motoring with a friend through a public, park in one o our largo mld- WCStoril Cities. I saw -a hemit.irnl polar bear eolnir through a series or:rallty that tho mesmerism of cus motions from which. I learned, :he ' to,nnry. popular belief, scientifically novcr deviates. ' Year in and, vear irmea mortal mind or animal mag- out, tho bear takes threo -oKfour , "o"""-" cannot becloud our thinking ......... i . . ''nnr, fliorflhw nmuanf i,a trnm lUlWUril U11U, WltnOUt tUming, i " -...-j iub- tho some number backward ; hun- I nlzlnK ever-present good. In this way dreds of times a day with tedious nntl ln tlllB my nlv con wejsee for regularity. When asked for an '.ex. ourselves and others the unreality plunatlon, tho keeper said that the ot wlllch to human sonso seems animal grow ud in a case that tier. , uo renl ""d substantial. Instead mitted him to take only thoso fow , dolne something to supposedly stops ln either direction. Although 1 scParn,'0 our outward persons, cir ho Is now at liberty to roam, where cumstances, and things, wo have only ho will In a largo, rugged outdoor to clarify our own thought splrltu Inclosuro, Including a pool of water RllJ'' wo Imvo onlv to rcmovo the only a fow foot away, tho boar; In I bc'n or fals0 wtorlal concept from, bondage to his own onso of llml- our own. thinking and see tho unl tation, believes still that hs has 1 voreo nna nmn 118 " spiritual idea ment und failure, lest wo should find room enouBh for a fow stops only. ot Ood, hence perfect, in order to ourselves flirhtlmr aralnaf. rm,n tint W tho boar, aro not most ner- ""novo tho mote or error that seems thanks to Mrs. Eddy, wo aro learn- i Bon" ln bondago, mpro or Icbs, to tho to 1,0 lnrt ot 0V neighbor. Mrs. Eddy ins that error, not Truth, Is respon- P5011"' of limitation? ChrlstliSi Sol- m.altM tllls clcar P8s 476, 477. sllile for' all the discord and suffor- , howdvor. Is showing mshklnd anco and - Hooltlv where slie ina nn .nh nri nhri.tian siin, i how to throw off thn aman-an, writes, "Jesus beheld in Sclenco the s showing us how to resist and hlDlt;'' Instead of telling us to P"'"" m". who appeared to him overcome orror and Its ohlof agoiit, B0W submissively to suggestions of wnero sinning mortal man appears fear. limited health, limited happiness, 40 mortnls- 1,1 perfect man the Hoslstlng Evil limited opportunity, limited ability, Snvlour saw God's own likeness, ond . Several months ago, for oxanvple, I limited Income, ond so forth,- this t1 ,orI'oci vlcw ot nin healed the heard a commotion on the street be- Science encourages us to face fear hind me. Looking backwards, I saw a lessly the foe calling ltsolf limtto- Conclusion cat running ln my direction pursued tlon. In the assurance that orror Is ! This unerring Mind or Principle by a dog. Presently, another dog ap- novor real or truo, plead tor rocog-, which, ln her extremity, healed Mrs. poarcd on tho sceno, cutting off ro- nltion as it will. Though tho sun Eddy and Inspired her to write and troat. Faced by this dilemma, tho cat seems to rlso, It Is the earth turn- publish the Christian Bclcnce text started to cross tho roadway at a , 1"K- Though the earth seems to bo book, prompted her also to establish point whoro two trolloy cars, going ln flat, wo know it is round. Though, . Tho Mother Church and its sj-Btcm opposito directions, wero nbout to at tho horizon, ships seems to dls- of branches as tho necessary and uu umiT. mo preaicamciii , iji--", me cunimuo on tneir way. oost means for proclaiming her seemed to bo a desperuto one, but, I Our great need Is t. he awake sulr- ' teachlnes and. throiiLrli thorn lllmlly to tho unicnllty of all sense- deeming tho race. Hence, tho Chrls tvstlmony with Its lying limitations, ,' tian Science church is a healing and cheerfully, confidently, expect-: church. It offers regular services on autiy fix our rozo on spiritual real- ) Sundays and. on Wednesdays, testl liy, wlilch Is ever-present, un- monlal moctlnen whoro mio ground. Surprised by tho unexpected , changeable, unlimited good, and to hear thoso who havo been healed by chango In events, tho dogs ciuno to I which sin, disease, sorrow, novnrtv. Christian Solon toil .ii if. it on abrupt stop at a safo distance, J failure, discouragement, dlsusUir, and offers Clirlstlan Science Sunday ucatn are unknown. Schools where children who are uc- Uivu Is Law ceptCci as pupils aro taught how to Lot It be understood clearly, how- utilize this glorious, demonstrable ever, that tho religion of Christian understanding of God. It offers free Sclenco cannot bo used for the prl- Christian Sclenco Heading Rooms, niary purpose of promoting one's whoro tho authorized literature may iJiuopviiiy nor ior any uo . reau, purchased, or borrowed. It o. The offers, ln tho buck nart. nf Tho religion of Christian Sclenco can be Christian Sclenco Journal, u list of used for ono purpose only, namely, recognized practitioners who, when for acquainting one's self ond others called upon, are prepared to help with Ood. Inflnllo good. Knowing, thoso who seem to bo unablo tem- nowever, mat lkki rewards hunun Booster Night Is Observed By Blue Mt. Grange GRANGE HALL (Special) Blue Mt. Orange observed "Booster Night" last Saturday evening, with about 100 grangers and friends ln attendance. The meeting was opened by R. A. Masterton, master, who then, turned the meeting over to Clarence Carter, lecturer. Ho presented ' a splendid program In two parts, tylth the, ex cept I mi of a reading. "Booster -Night," written toy Louts Tabor, "national grans master and read by L. P. I Wrlgl-Jt, Union county Pomona mas ter, and a short review of grange history by Charles Wlcklander, grange deputy lor Eastern Oregon; Pleasant Grove grangers put on the first part. Their numbers Tollow: Reading, Bill Pries. , . ( . Piano solo Gaston Slon. ' Reading, "Kelly's Dream," Mori or te Woodell. Reading, Virgil Sanderson, Piano duet, Rena Choate and klar- Jorlo Woodell. Impersonation, Gaston Slon. Song, Virgil Sanderson. "Cinderella," a -pantomime in two parts, twelve persons. , For the second part of the program Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jasper presented many , slides .made from pictures which Mrs. Jasper took while visiting In Switzerland, Mrs. Jasper describing the scenes as Mr. Jasper-threw them on the screen. They concluded their part of the entertainment by playing few records of Swiss yodels and other musld recorded at a festival held ln ono Of tho cities of Switzer land. The H. P. C; committee served at tho olose of the evening. 4s-- ' 'JUL Over The Valley Personals CLASSIFIED ADC flit M.ISSKIT PLAI'l OP UNION IHI.I.OW1 COfNTIKs Mrs.' S. Q. Falck, Ogden, elected head of the Service Star Legion at that organization's national con- , . ventlon. Gove Baptists Issue Call For a New Minister , COVE (Special) The Rev. iir. Baker of Vancouver, Wash., is to take cnorge or the local Baptist church, coming for Her vices both morning and evening Sunday. Monday he looked for a house, returning to Vancouver for his family. He 'has a wife and foUr children. While here ho was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Robinson, tlNIQN PERSONALS Robert Wlthycombe, Ralph Titus, Donald . Ward &m Prank Miller of the-) Lone Pine Society Will Hear Debate . . . .. . . '. WAtitOWA (SpeclallConsldembie (Interest lk tbelnir flhnnkm In t.h. ri- ouie on oounty consolidation sched uled Vet the Lone Pino literary Prl ttay evening. This question has been given considerable publicity in this county by the press recently as a possible means cf tax reduction. Many and varied opinions are heard and it Is probable a number of de ibates will be arranged tor various parts of tho county the next few weeks. 1 - ,i Mrs. John bbiibh. of Leiiiri. had trtlck load of fat hogs and several head.- of cattle here last -week for shlnmaiit.tD Portland 4 H.Haorinto-df Evans, apent'sev. erai .days tne past men at, his stock Mrs; Swearingen Given a Surprise ed the Pacific international 'the last! rnnoh 111 ' Mud creek district. or the week, returning homo Tues day. Mrs. Edith Phy and Miss Alice Cad well left Sunday for Bait Lake where they -will visit Mr. and Mr. Elmer Wright for a few days. Mrs. Alex Slater left for Portland Thursday and will meet Mrs. Viola Parker who has been visiting ln Ta ccma for some time. Charles, William anld Lowell Tetli- lnstead of permitting itself to bo rushed fearfully to almost certain destruction under tho car wheels, tho cat turned suddenly, faced its pur suers, and courageously stood Its burked loudly for a while, got Into an argument over tho prospective spoils, and finally slunk away, leaving tho cut unharmed. v Liko tho dogs chasing tho fright ened cat, ovll will doggedly pursuo and, in ono form or another, under . one name or another, endeavor to other narrow, selfish purpose. ucsu-uy un jusi, so long as wo ucuevo In, fear, and run away from It as ir It were real. But sin, disease, and death aro not good, henco not of Qod; consequently thoy must bo un real or untrue. It Is therefore your dlvlno right to turn upon and begin hero and now mentally and fearlessly to roslst your own ond tho world's be lief in tho supposed reality of sin, aiscaso, and death a belief which, ' although universally submitted to as law, Is not and never will bo law It Is your dlvlno right to roslst this belief and bo free. Knowing that evil becomes powerless when, ln the light of Ood's all-jiervadlng, ovcr-present lovo wo rccognlzo lls unreality and denounce It, tho apostle wrote, "Re sist the devil, and he will flee from you." Prayer Is ( nil Untie Accordingly, prayer oa understood In Christian Science Is not an, appeal to tho diver of all good to do moro than Ho has already done, nor to grant the special request of a peti tioner. Rather is It Joyful recounitlon and humblo, pmyerlul, childlike af firmation of tho forever fact that God has already done oil things well: that where evil seems to bo, there is tho presence activity, ond power of God, good. Truo prayer enables us to look through and beyond this mysti fied human sense ot thlnas into tho raroflod atmosplicro of spiritual real ity, whero wo see things as thev we, not as they seem to be. ln the words ' of Isaiah: "For, behold, I creato new , heavens and a now earth: and tho former shall not bo remembered, nor come Into mind. But bo ye glad and rejoice for over ln that which 1 cre ate: for, behold, I creato Jerusalem n rejoicing, and her pcoplo a Joy." Who would not rcjolco In the under standing that good is Infinite, all? This prayer of Joy and gratitude. rebuking ond Using abovo senso testlmony, demonstrates that men need not bo out of health, happiness, homd, friends, employment, money, nor anything elso that is necessary and good, so long as they understand , spiritually that man cannot bo out ! sldo tho realm of Ood, Infinite good. Ood has not made a poor man or a failure any moro than He has made a sick man or a sinner. Therefore, If PROMISE (Special) Mrs. Maude Swearljigeh was very pleasantly sur prised Wednesday when several of her Mends, itf rived unannounced arid pro ceeded to spread out A Well -prepared lunch. After the lunch each lady pieced a friendship quilt block. With Dcets and Bill Morlorty came up from their name embroidered on same, Portland lost week ond the men ; which tlifey presented ta Mrs. Swear- joincn i: u, Barnaro in a ocer num.- ingen. These spent very pleasant Ing expedition while Mrs. Tcthrow afternoon visiting. Mines Lcattla. visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Barn- Bertha and Almeoda Carper, itaVona ord. Harper D. Barnard, of Klnzua, 1 Ore., brother of Mr. Barnard arrived on Saturdoy and the hunters Chang- ' ed their tarrltory ln search of elk. McDonald. Julio annar, Lu!a Trump, Alice Smith, Allie Smith, Mary Moore, Bessie Gorbett. Nellie Pleshman, Em ily Phillips, Maude Henderson, Myra Miss Freda Asper left Sunday for;. Oorbott, ..Emma.. Llndsey, Wanlta Port4and where she will spend the week. NHHTOMKUS OIVEN WtEAKHAST MEMPHIS, Tcnn. m Sometimes as often as once a month the Mem phis chamber of commerce welcomes newcomers to the city with break fast. The Idea, officials say: Is to make new additions to the business and social life of Memphis gldd they Tucker, Elna Swoarlngen. Gorbett, and Maude SCHOOL riKU. llt'fCO AOAlN CORNING, la. m Modern time pieces have proved 'lnalbquate In hastening the schoolward trip of Corning boys and girls: say members of the school board, so they have resurrected the old bell from Its basement rostlng placo and hung It camo hero. again in the tower. From Portland Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Ewln, of PorU land, wtre here from Portland a fow days last Week at the home of their son, Henry Ewln and Mrs. Ewln, lh Ladd Canyon and with their daugh ter, Mrs. Clarence Oreen, In La Grande. Little Billy Ewln, son of bherrell Ewln, accompanied them, Home Tram Trip Mr. and Mra. c. C. Welch returned Thursday to their homo at Lnbler from on extended itrlp to the Middle west, and report a wonderful voca tion which dated from Sept. 13. in Addition to inspecting the Century or rrogress exposition, they visited relatives and friends at Ft. Madison and Keokuk, Iowa, and Rich Hill and Pleasant Hill, Mo. Improve Hall When members of Blue Mt. trranro held "their regular meeting Saturday the forenoon- was spent ln working about the hall and the afternoon ees- j slon was given ovor to transacting business. Three new applications for membership were received and one-i was voted on for reinstatement. Sev eral important resolutions wero pass ed and these will be presented ait the next Pomona meeting. Two appoint ments were made, Frank Jasper to take the place of Ed Eckley on the legislative committee, Mr. Ecklev. with Mrs. Eckley, having gone to Cali fornia to spend the winter, and o C Fleshman to take over the grange insurance agency ror Blue Mountain. ilave New Iaughter- EdWord Counscll, of Ladd Canyon, hag received word of the birth of a 14 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs Jesse Word' at their home at Fuller ton. Col. Sept. 23. Mr. Ward lived in Ladd Canyon! for several years and nas many friends in that locality. Entertains Mrs. Jerry etandley entertained at her home on Catherine creek Thurs day evening lh honor of the birth days of Miss Fay Moudy, Jim De Vore and Mr. Standley. The iblrth day cake was on angel food, adorned with candles to represent Miss Mou dy's birthday. Those present were Mr. aha Mrs. Moudy and children, Fay, Everett, Steven and Laura, Gerald and Donna Lee Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Jim toeVore and Mr. and Mrs. Stand- ley. 8.1th M'eiltling Anniversary Worn Eugene we learn that Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Austin of tho college Crest district' last week celebrated their 66th wedding annlvorsarV. A family dinner was given at the home Of their BOh.ln-law and daughter, Mi and Mrs. O. A. Iseminger, iirbbserv anoe or the occasion, (Count five average words , to tl line.) Per line, 1st insertion . . 100 Per line, each added conaeo utlvo Insertion . 70 Minimum charge on one order , . RATES BY MONTH 9 lines, per month , 12.60 8 lines, per month -130 4 lines, per month .H.oo 5 lines, per month. 4.78 Each additional line over flvo charged at 00c per line per month. FOR SALE WHEEL, CHAIR,, collapsible Invalids chair, adjustable bedside table, pair crutches, sanitary couch, must bo soid at onco. Inq. 2 Depot St. 10-27-2 tp FOR RENT 0-BOOM HOUSE, 1601 Sixth St., 6 ro;m house, 1602 sixth fflt. Phone Main 73. , 10-27-1 tp BARRELS. Inq. Cherry Blossom. 10-27-3 t. 175 TON ALFALFA Hay near Haines . and O.'ton near Union. Runstrot, 2006 Third at., La Orande. 10-20-t f. APPLES - Dcllolous, Rome Beauty, Baldwin, Gano, 10 to 00c box, Jona thans and small Delicious 25c box. Bring box. C. W. Cleaver, on high way at Imblor. 10-27-2 t POTATOES, fat hens. Farmers 3X1. . 10-27-3 tp DELICIOUS APPLES, windfalls 60c sack, No. l's $1 box. Delicious elder. M. Stewart, Allcel, Oro. 10-20-6 t. 6-I1M. FURNISHED APT., 13. Water paid, 1006 Adams. 10-27-3 t 5-RM. I'URN. HOUSE, or call 200 W. 1404 O Ave., . 10-27-2 t. 6-RM, MOD. HOUSE, oak floors, Bomo furniture. Call 389 M.- 10-25-3 t WELL furn. 4-nn. apt; uufurn. nouso, closo ln. Inq. 1706 4th. Ph. 146-W. 10-17-lma MOD. FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave. 10-10-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS BARGAIN on field run potatoos. Non-lriigated Netted Gems $1 sack In 6 sack lots. Ph. Farmers 1B3. 10-20-t f. APPLES 25C-50C sack; cider 25o gal. your: Jug: squash lc lb. Ashman, cor. Cove and Albany. 10-20-3 t. WAGNER APPLES have no equal for pics, sauce, baking, eating. Dar ncllle's Feed Store. Tel. M. 104. 10-20-3 tp PIANO STORED HERE, will sacrifice for quick sale, cosh or terms. Write Miss Hazel Warren, 627 South Ber nard St., Spokane, Wash. 10-21-0t WHY DISCARD that chair or daven port? Have it roupholstered ln latest fabrics by expert upholsters. 'Qual ity work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone 424 W. 0-2-1 t. . DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Wlli clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. L O. O. F. temple. 447-J 9-6-1 m. WANTED WOOD HAULING on shares. Call Ob server. 10-20-3 t DELICIOUS apples, 60c, 75c, $1.00; potatoes, 1:25, flold run; $1.50 sorted. Coll Observer. 10-21-tf AT YOUR SERVICE Jay Breshears, Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Allcel. - 0-20-1 m. AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 J. 0-10-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer, 2 pads for 6o. 9-14-t f. LARGE, FAT FRYERS. Domicile's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-B-t f. lost furniture LOST BROWN BERET near Zubor hall or 912 Main. Leave at Observer; Re word. 10-26-2 tp OR STRAYED, small pig. Call 408 J. 10-28-3 t CAMI'lTS THIEVES RETURN BOULDER, Col. tM Last year burglars looted every one of the 13 fraternity houses on the Colorado ' university campus, taking ohlefly clothing and money. School' had only been open a couple of weeks this fall when four chapter halls wero visited again. This tlmo they two-course luncn. Mrs. Frank Counsell Invited tho women to have Mr. and Mrs. Austin were m. I thclr ncxt meeting at her home, Nov. inDes Moines, Iowa. They have -lived in Eugene for 16 -years. r-n pc 1 y nave cwo oaugnters. Mrs. Iso mlnger fcnMrs. L. 8. Scott, both of Eugene; one son, E. A. Austin, of La urnnoes seven grandchildren and seven groat-grandohlldren Bdth are 80 years old. Mrs. Austin's mrthday being on September 15, and Mr. Austin's on May 9 to Bttkcf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orandv. of Ladd Canyon, drove to Baker Sunday -urn upenc une nay with Mr. and Mrs Harry Sullivan. They drove through Ledd Canyon both ways and found it a very beautiful drive at this tlmo m tne season arra tne road in good condition. e- III La Grande Mrs. Jimmy King and tho Misses Margaret Callahan and Oehler, of the Imbler High school fncultv. were In Ltt Grande Wednesday evening to at tend the meeting of the Literature study section of the A. A. U. W. , Oct-Togettlcr Chili ' There wasa good attendance Thurs-, day when the Get-Together club met again, this time with Mrs. Henry Counscll in Ladd Canyon. There was short business meeting presided over by the vice president. Mrs. Sarah, Benton, and the remainder of the af ternoon woa spent in social conversa tion after which Mrs. Counscll served cflpkct.l!lat.Viif,'go-- r Members of this subordinate .wjll noia tneir regular meeting Saturday evening,' Oct. 28 at their hall north- oast of Elgin. Tho H. E, c. club also meets at this time. Tho grange Is busy with plans for a program and basket social to bo held at their meeting placo, tho Highland school, Nov. 8. .The Highland Cemetery as. soclatlpni.E is co-operating with the grange In. this event. -Improving . Mrs. H. A. Fagcr, of the sidehill near La (Grande, who has been 111 for several weeks Is Improving, but Is still confined to the hospital In La Grande. Mr. Fager seems to be get ting along nicely looking after the family and things about tho house. Meeting Changed The meeting of -the county Re bekah association which was to have been held Tuesday evening lit Sum mervllle ..has been postponed until ThuVsoay evening, Nov. 2. School Faculty Given Reception ning. The Chi Chi's (girls' club) had chargo of the decorations and a Hal lowe'en motif predominated tthrough out the room. Following a short pro gram of music, a number of gomes ,r were enjoyed by the -large number of friend's and patrohfl who atlJCnlded, , Light refreshments were servdd. Mrs. i J. IT Gregory wris general chairman i of the affair. .. , Presbyterian i Are Recent Guests WALLOWA (Special) Mrs. O. W. McKenzle was hostess to 18 members and friends of ' the Presbyterian Ladles Aid Wednesday. Mrs. George Dole had charge of the devottonals. During the business meeting final plans wero made for the annual ex perience meeting ond sock social, Tuesday, Oct. 31. Mrs. Roy McKln- zle osslstTxl ithe hostess ln serving re freshments, Mrs. L. A. Carpenter will entertain the Aid ln two weeks. Visitor Honored , By Mrs. C. A. Hunter WALLOWA (Special) Mrs. C. A. Hunter entertained a small group of ( frienl-ls at a luncheon Friday at her' home honoring Mrs. William Dale, of Portland, Other guests were Mrs. ly those who make tho pursuit of heavenly riches their chief aim in life, Jesus said, "Seek yo first tho kingdom of God, and his righteous ness, and all these things (human necessities) shall bo added unto you." Accordingly, It Is not organi zation, financing, or patronage thot Is fundamentally Important to one's ' Biiccess In business, but loving, un-! selfish, spiritual recognition of , mans unity with God and of God's impartial, unchanging love for man In the light ot this dlvlno law. voc see that every child, man, and woman, as an Idea of divine Principle. Mind, stands beloro tho Almighty with 'an equal right to not only health and happiness, but to oppnrtunity and success, it is our sacred prlvilego to demonstrate this spiritual fact. Do not the Scriptures exhort n.4 to love our neighbor as ourselves? Tilts means, of course, that we should rejoice over the good that conies to others as whole-heartedly as we re joice over the good that comes to us. It means that wo should ftnrt our own health, happiness, and suc cew lii tho health and happiness und Mlcccw nt others. Consequently, me surest way to Invito our own fullure Is to look for and count upon tho failure of others: and. contrariwise, the surest way to succeed ourselves Is to recognize our nelchbor s dlvlno rlcjit to succeed, to encouras him I in ins oniieavors, and to rejoice with htm when he docs succeed. "All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you. do ye even so to them: for this Is the law and tho prophets." When mundane affairs are ordered In accordance with tlw Oolilon Rule, tho law of Love, tho discord and strlfo so com monly associated with human re lationships will cease. Then wo shall see that success (n business and other legltimato pursijlia de pends not upon human competition but upon neighborly, brotherly, Chris, tlon cooperation, In order to determine how clearly WALLSWa' (Special) Te Wo-! t,?;.. A4'1!' man's club held on Informal rccen- I f,-wi ,,., ,. ;rr flT' htion for -member, of the school foe- noon was" spent with fan'cv ,Lk.; uiiy oc tno M.E. church Friday eve-'in conversation. VVELL I PUT i HE ICE OH HIM TOO. I KNOW ft WHAT YOU cj'li1 THtKlK Or MRS. uarda.K'e:lia. M f ' Monty is Going Places I Ff!,;7 " ' I " " VIKT l-IMt. V YOU TURN AROUND. hi YOU SiCE OR. HEAP, Jj OF MR. E DORADO 'V ESCORTING THAT THV BACK., AND C9" A f- THOUGHT ! THAT MAN WAS RATHER. BRIGHT. UGH! obeyed, tho Bauio Ulvlno Prlnclplo the P.upHs ot a Christian Science Tim jjUJNLrL.li; FAMILY . , HO HUM! ANOTHER) J. G5 WHAT Wjjjffl I THERE IS YJl LISTEN JO, I'LL. ADMIT I , f HA! 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