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ursday, September 27, 1051 Federal Funds To Be Distriuted B K ( X ) k L \G S H. BOI ¡ROOMINGS, OREGON Sportsmanlike DRIVING. o th er. If th is is tru e, then th e C h u rch of C hrist is as good as any o th er. If th is is false then th e C hurch of C hrist is best. (Col. ' 1:18; Eph. 4.3; E ph. 5:23-25). Get in th e L ord’s C hurch and be s ,,re / eeon n ting-Boo p e e p in g you a re safe. But w h a t about b ap tism * If we can «be saved w ith o u t it, it is Payroll & Income Taxes still a com m and and will not con dem n us. If it precedes sa lv a G ardner B uilding tion we a re rig h t in contending for it. (Mk. 16:16; Acts 2:38; 1 Brookings, Oregon P e te r 3:21.) Then concerning the L ord’s S u pper, if y early o r q u a rte rly is perm issible, th en w eekly will not condem n us. If w eekly is com m anded then y early or q u a rte rly is not sufficient. (A cts 20:1.) Then som e will say it is all right to use in stru m e n ta l m usic S E E T H E LA R G EST C O LLEC - riO N O F D A H L I A S IN in w orship. Ther* is none in th e N O R TH ER N C A LIFO R N IA religious world th a t w ill contend ♦ ♦ th a t if is sin fu l to icorship w ith O ver 400 v arie tie s will bloom o u t in stru m en ta l m f/sic. If it is this F all. w rong it should be condem ned Also T uberous B egonias and (M att. 28:18-20; Rev. 22:18-20.) F uchsias. We should alw ays be in the in A larg e selection of D utch fallible safe w ay in m a tte rs of B ulbs will be ready th e last religion. We w ould like for you of S ep tem b er. ♦ ♦ to ex am in e the C hurch of C hrist and see if we are in the in fallib le f or O ur Sign O pposite th e safe w ay. If we are not in the F ort D ick P ost Owee infallib le safe w ay, tell us so th at we m ay change and be saved. Visitors W elcom e “Com e and let us reason to g e th king's Valley Road e r.” (Isa. 1:18.) S u b m itte d in L ove by Fort Dick - - Calif. T H E CHURCH O F C H R IS T Brookings, O regon © a One and o n e -q u a rte r m illion tfh lla rs will be d istrib u te d to the fo restry d e p a rtm e n ts of Oregon and W ashington by the federal g o v ern m en t to assist in th e con iih fô d W n .1 V I® tro l of forest fires this fiscal lH k ,~ year. T he funds are an an n u al a llo tm e n t u n d er th e C ooperative C lark -M cN ary Act. O regon w ill receive $658,595 an d W ashington $603,072, it has been announced by th e U. S. F o r est Service. This is an increase of alm ost $20,000 for W ashington and a d ecrease of close to $50,000 ’ for O regon over last year. WAIT FOF WALKERS T he coop erativ e forest fire pro g ram active since 1911—w as ex Pretty soft stuff! » midway across the street when p an d ed in 1924. largely th ro u g h T h at’s w hat pedestrians are the light turns. W ait! Keep th e effo rts of the la te S e n a to r made of. So it’s a lot better your foot off the accelerator. M cN ary of Oregon. O bjective of not to push them around with Give walkers a chance to finish th e Act is to help provide ad e th at big motorized mass of steel the crossing w ithout running for q u a te system s of fire protection and chromium—your car. their lives. Pedestrians are never bullied Sometimes, when you w ant to to r p riv ate and o th e r nonfederal by cars. They are bullied by t u n your car to the Me j . the tim b erlan d s. Funds a p p ro p riated rude, incompetent drivers be walkers have a green light by th e C ongress a re ad m in istered hind the wheel. across your ca r’s path. W ait! th ro u g h the U. S. F orest S ervice The chief points of conflict be In your big, steel c .r you are to th e s ta te s w here d irect ex tween pedestrians and drivers the one with greater strength. p en d itu re is m ade by th e fo restry are at intersections. H’ait for So you are in a position to show d ep a rtm en ts. walkers at intersections, says the g reater courtesy. the AAA driver train in g book, “O regon and W ashington fore- » T urn only when crossw.^’ks “ Sportsm anlike Driving.” are clear. Show courtesy to e sts produce about o n e-th ird of Sometimes walkers are caught ‘ pedestrians. W ait fo r walkers! th e to ta l an n u a l tim b e r cut in th e n ation, a m a jo r portion of ,. . . ... , ' w hich com es from s ta te and pri- le e a s te r? h a,f of th e 1 ed m o rtg ag e ag a in st it, o r th a t the v a te lands. A d equate p rotection 1 S ta te s - W i,d L upine grow s from tax es ag ain st w as m ore th a n the of th is v ital resource from fire M®,ne 1^1<o r,d a and to p ro p e rty w as w o rth itself. It M innesota. M issouri and I.ouisi- m ight be th a t th e d o llar bill is esse n tial to the n atio n al econ- cm y and th e defense e ffo rt.” said ana. It like both sandy soil and w ould not bounce back on you. i T. H. B urgess, a ssistan t regional plenty of sunlight, so it stay s It m ight be th a t you w ould not have any tro u b le processing the fo re s te r in ch a rg e of s ta te and aw ay from th e shade of trees, andaliondsil-long h rdlu m fw yp p p ro p e rty th a t you had bought. p riv a te cooperation, U. S. F o rest S om etim es it is called old- But is it not b e tte r to tre a d on S ervice. P o rtlan d . m aid ’s bonnet, Q u a k er bonnet, or firm soil th a n on quicksand. sundial. But th e N atio n al W ild Let us exam ine a few things life F ed eratio n re p o rts th a t the in th e religious w orld and see only co rre c t nam e is W iid L u if th e infallible w ay is not net ter. \ \ hen an a m a te u r g a rd e n e r pine. F irst, let us exam ine atheism . In te re s tin g in fo rm atio n on first sees th e b rig h t blossom s of If it is tru e, should it be p re a c h W ild Lupine, he m av be tem p ted i o th e r w iIdlife species can be ob- ed W ill it m ak e o ,,r hom es to tra n s p la n t som e of th e flowers tain ed b> w ritin g to th e N atio n al happier, o u r children b e tte r, or to his y ard back home. T hey W i,dlife F ed eratio n . W ashington, o u r d eath b ed s b rig h te r? C e rta in seem h ard y enough, for t h e y p ^ ’ D.C. ly not. Even if ath eism is tru e, grow w ell in soil th a t is d ry and th a n the gospel false, th e gospel U sandy. should still be preached because B ut w hen he trie s to dig up gospel builds up the things th a t an d move a few plants, he is in ath eism destroys. If a th e tism is fo r tw o surp rises. The first, says false, th e gospel m ust be p re a c h (N u m b e r O ne) ^'be N atio n al W ildlife F ed eratio n , ed. W hy not be sa fe ? rs th e discovery th a t th e roots Second, let us consider u n iv e r th a t we had of W ild L upine go deep. I t is . Suppose . , ,, o u r . choice .. . sal salv atio n . U niversal s a lv a h a rd to g et them on. of th e soil "" one th a t w e th o u g h t m ig h t be tion is like ath eism in th a t it w ith o u t d am ag in g them . m inim izes re w ard s and punish- The second su rp rise com es | c o u n terfeit o r questionable. W e If all a re going to be la te r a f te r th e p la n ts a re in th e w ould c e rta in ly choose th e one m ent. th e C h ristia n will be we knew w ere rig h t. Even though saved . g a rd e n e r’s flow er beds. He soon If som e will be lost notices th a t they a re not th riv - i som eone else m ight th in k th a t saved, too. ! th e bill is all right w e w ould th a n w e should preach th e gospel. ing. T hough they a re stan d in g in still chose th e one we know t o j i P s a . 9:17; M att. 25:46; M ark b e tte r soil and g e ttin g m ore . T i r •-./» ic<> Wild Lupine The Infallible Safe Way m oisture than they did when 5enulne- In buying a piece ol 16:16.3 Why not go the Infallible g ro w in g wild, th ey becom e w eak I'®nd w ould w£ n . i f “ W<2 2 Then let us exam ine th e theory and sickly, T hey m av win th e P '-c e o f p ro p e rty th a t w a s clea r. r a th e r th a n a piece th a t had a th a t one church is as good as an- stH iggle to live, hut they do not fio ,,rish. If left in its n ativ e h au n ts, how ever. W ild L upine is one of o u r stro n g est and h ard iest flow ers. It grow s to a height of ab out tw o feet. At th e tops of th e stra ig h t s ta lk s are c lu ste rs of sm all, sw eet-sm ell ing flowers. E ach blossom is about th ree - fo u rts of an inch long. W hen you ex am in e it, th e shape may ill rem ind you of a p a ir of sm all w ings u n d e rn e a th a hood. The flowers m ay be blue- pink, w hite, ■ /& - o r purple, an d they bloom from M ay th ro u g h Ju n e. W ild Lupine also b ea rs long, sk n d er seed pods. E ach one is ab o u t an inch an a h alf in length. W hen ripe, it b reak s open into coils and frees from four to six seeds. But th e most in te re stin g p a rts of W ild Lupine a re th e leaves w hich grow along its stalk s. E ach Choose your wallpaper from our different leaf has from five to fifteen le a f samples, and really brighten your home by lets. all a tta c h e d to one point, like th e spokes of a w heel. choosing curtains to match the paper—sim W ith ca refu lly ta k e n p h o to ply the latest out! g ra p h s, it h as been proved th a t th e leaflets m ove alm ost con For A n y B uilding N e ed , See s ta n tly d u rin g th e day. O nly at n ig h t and on d a rk days do they rest. W hen ta k in g it easy, they e ith e r stan d s tra ig h t up o r they tu rn dow nw ard and cover th e ir “L et the Kesslers Serve Y o n “ em like th e rigs of a folded Phone 2Oi Brookings nbrella. The place to find th e flow er w ith these u n u su al leaves is in Re-Decorate P age P iti B. B. Crabb Co. D A H L IA S ! O LD P R O V E R B S .... H O N E S T IS A S H O N E S T D O E S You, too. would cherish le ttes and fine testim o n ia ls from fam ilies who give us p raise if you stood in o u r place. We say : You will do the correct th in g by c o n su ltin g us in m a tte rs of S erving, at a cost you can afford. P ro -A rran g e m e n ts a re best. ROEDER FUNERAL HOME PIIONE 1091 508 IL STREET C R E S C E N T C I’ T Y C A L IF . WE A R E P L E A S E D I o take this opportunity to introduce the new owners of T H l COFFEE MILL, Melvin and Genova Pugh, who will continue to serve you with the best food and service avail able. Featuring that good coffee and home made pies. . . . We also thank our many friends and patrons for their patronage this past year.—('H A S. & AGDA BICKNER. WOOL YARN YOUR HOME ARTISTICALLY Wallpaper and Drapery To Match CURRY COUNTY LUMBER CP. t ioo°4 Wool Yarn in 2-Plv-2-oz. Skeins We are closing out this well-known make to make room for new fall yarn to arrive soon. Some slightly soiled. Your choice of 23 colors— Regular Price— 79c— 2-oz., 2-ply CAose-ont . . . . 49c Regular Price— CAose-ont $1.10— 4-oz., 4-Ply . 59c Moore's Variety & Apparel Shop We Give S& AI Green Stamps
