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P ap e Two H IL L S R O P . O L aurel P eople H o n o r F ath ers Christian Science Report Made A R G t’ 3 . H IL I S F O R O . K lin g e t .a - Aual : P « ltn V M ..v P II« •ttx H e I 124.75 ; J E $«7.7< . J o h n S t O «9 76 Gev T h u r ’(lav, Ju n e 2 r>, 19?.f, OREGON « C l l t t i y re c o rd e r, « g it; * «1. a-~ i d e p u ty c o u n ty i i» E -«• *u p : r o u n tv <• l ' K« «-. «Ititi i . II . I llu tb A n n u i» , » .-.k t i n t i l i . I . » M. E a te n , h» me S’»»' To G e rtru d e < . . »mtV hum«». S.’V.To lily c c u l i t V I i . iiu > $.’> m ... jm HU t . » * c u llili) h S. . I 'll. lc 4.»II, J llllll* : « I l<«.->« t i. - r a t n * . II. • k ) ) » ll. * 1 0 . I li- Il l l l in ill S ' ’ . F llc n II H tu p le v , r a .ip l. - i, «1 I I le - . «»m», v i i ’,.» , p .•n a h l T T»-«n p ie t «m, i. m u i] li, I. P,m i l i t« l«4. H u tii'u w b A . li li it i' M. 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I Holman •■« «o») clerk exp $ " ' th e w ritin g s of Mary B aker Eddy, nni. i a p p iec .at.cn u>r A tte n d a n c e R eco rd s \ ' • Pa Ÿ* I A < xp « I I l u t i li IO" S A N I) ««id G R A V E L l.n- t v a •< k e i l) Iitxx li b r a r ) I I. M D iscoverer and F ounder of C h ristian nnc» an d ‘he sp irit in w hum e e) P uu SÄ. . coMItt) il e x p . P ia it l'K'at« il I tuli«- n in t h o f I. li e r in In , . «.'in I cui < H ill« I. .hl N k . . . . n . e r . Science, m arked th e an n u al m eet- ad m in istered I n i . ' II h- i l l , » . . . F 1. B r . 'w n l M» K cm .1 t a r i P !•«• F o i c a t G ì uv«* ‘»n G a l o s C r c r k und W I ' Pal I *lu*ep k i l l u i b In»- • » ' 1 . J.-b n W illiam M B artlett, ! arv D G I u n d H a i p. ) « I» .«or»»» (* Mc I.AURF.I. F a th e r’s Dav w as mg today of The M other C hurch exp • • I" . a r b .1 . m a « ib ,- k i l l u i I.) .1..» «. u n i ». IM i o i i i * IbINIK T he F irst C hurch of C hrist. Scien- Trustee* u n d er the V i Ma U .-b c rt i.l !.. ( n ia l <11 I * . P a lm I»t observed at the chu rch S u n d ay \ I w tW III .1.1.1. I *■ «beep k ille - 1 t o ta l $11 1»»' v n -W a tist, in Boston. Mass. B aker Fddv. rep o rted G A P )|» tein*. Fr»«»! II. w ith decorations of b eau tifu l b o u • k'« exp $ !•' J II K U lli X Il M a r iin »I «h i la- HM-p kill«»!I ll.\ «I E lection of Mrs E lizabeth C adw ell of m ere t h a n Slnd.Hk) quets of cut flow ers an d re c ita ix . k p l exp 1 V I ty I rea 4 i . . pi UM«« I la m b k $2 ». tions by M arjorie Will. E lain • Tom linson of Boston as P resid en t of . m in i ' • pi • c » A p r il. pl'H ' I u I.l P ep. " H a u n *, j te th e relij Pax ¡4. f t ; $ x x X.’, J a . k M a l . i . .'. n u l v n it . It. J. N IC O L W hilm ore. John W atkins an d Iren e T he M other C hurch w as arm our d. extend and " ( l i t e r H e hi bon I . . . . | S i i i i . i i r i l a i l » •■ p l t a l , Heal«. H She succeeds D r F ran k C Colby C h rist.an ! T his W dey i < SH' W hitmore. ui H I k . b, . xp. $12 fin P i K J N i *1«m. J S it ili li. ex» I oli oon« exp $4 4 W . in n i hei *hes and s« l)R . E. W . A I.M Q U IS T ■ t. i Evelyn S chum acher and M arjorie Mrs Tom linson w as born in Byron, w .n : H A l- H M í lw . i 7 i . I luyil S. p« i ..| Mm A ln n p .l • i . 'i . n t ) h e ld ln x| to t ni $<>á 1 . h red their p u t hast* W isconsin .After g rad u atin g from to or. . J - h ii t i ii> G il < »• . • W ill w e r e e a c h presen ted w ith a • .-n u t) l.o iu e f.A . S ta n d a rd V«-le-rini»ri«n* ill) ta il « «p $ th W a. bi St. B elen's Hall, a w ell-know n Epts- buildi-i free d istr Alt « H i.- ii, ii'Hit e x p $1 I 7. d t x lt iv l u it. n ne) *2, I . »lal $21 72. * b e i i f f , H 4».7i» . B ible as a rew ard of m e rit for a t l. M.« Mu» k . n «le Mol« i cep ah an p riv ate school, she received of a "i atu re. for . » I o d $ 1 i Mi I- I Trlrphoi««* «113 »'«I 'b e r l i f. $134 John tendance and com m itting scrip tu re A P l . « r > . »«¡A . S ta te In .hi»O b e r lf f 11- ' » ^ I »airx . • -m l y i.i l l • XI». r t h e Ha b e n lf . I Ibi $12 1 7i» . to m em ory. F. L. B row n m ade the a rem ark ab le healing in C h ristian ing l;ti a tu re in PU Kmit. b. 'iie e»p >2 i r .o l h e er»-' »»en «i» l u exi» $«-. i r t bou*e ■ r aid; Science w hich brought h er into th e b '.n .f ig b ran ch es i n pay- G W ) l«h»r. $'.*«, 11 . presentation speech. rep resen tin g k «lab S tore«, lu . . bo, ... ,.x | la l $ I ' 2 " I a* I n 1 » M a in i practice of tips religion. S lh ew asat ■ . I.: irst lecture. ; m d m h MANY ONCE DFAF A lb e ri W a. h tic r . ».I W \ In t i l i exp ‘ I I*, i t tu m i Ga« T e le p b ... the Sunday school. iC tb e i »ne I. Mi- I one tim e a d elegate appointed by G erm any, t. assistin g Ch iristian l. C oke c o m p a n y . . o .in hom o ex». $». e o n n ly $' I .»• . Q uarterly conference of th e th e G overnor of O regon to a co n fer S cientists tïv * w ho w ould J. i c $1 NOW HEAR AGAIN ni $ l '< ". l o r t- irt Inn e ex»- $1 ..h», $. 1.7»» S p u n ,« !-. » u '- 1 H th ree E vangelical churches of this ence of w om en's organizations upi $6 2. e n u n iy b .in e id Gen r n l F le e ir le 1 K Hen $ •'» .’» . • 1 u n ab le to : l i d . iu I W a h l. $ - Many who otice w ere "hard of b» P o s ta l Teh i»»b I a b le v..m - ,» . $H Mm field. L aurel. M ountain Home and P aris j n 1914 s he w as in L end lm l> * l l authorized li a tu re follow i K N« I H t iv i . b e r i f f . e x i C J W C on- b r i l l mg ' have .««lived Ihch pi I. ) I ZU oví P u . I K inton, w ill be held in th e Kin- England, at th e o u tb reak of the tain rest riet i s m ade last d. . f ’f i . . I .1. W «vtI. $ I • ».«» c o u n ty du ■nul» - » b r riff c<p. $ ’ 2 e ll. •th T- «1.1. MI» h- lent through the pr« sc n u tio n of .1 ton church Tuesday evening. The W orld W ar and did service u n d er by th e G erm an G overnm en I t i. . U P e rn a n ,.y $H I" . lo t, I «de Ir ivk S o rx . «•«•unix hom e t.t k ie p k i' . . F ix e n tn led Vivnna aprcuilP t II Is r . t ll « j en. •M H r iti Ele. I r k I er-S . o it « , , o n n i) hom e la u d iA»i Pi >ias,“ r ,,V. , T . S,>? ' ce'. cf r.d! ' 1!' Mrs H erb ert H oover in relief ac k .. A le x Inai'« W illiam W Davis, Exeeu S ;; l l T ie r . T o n (il'H IN E Before you inv»-. t In «* c o u rt hou vites all those in terested to atten d tivities. « x;>. $y.W>; I 'd * ( I., o n n i) c le rk . M . i h .'i» e ». P S o i« . Fred k c o u n ty cpt rt exp $«. 4«‘ p erv iso r of C h ristian Science Clw k e li •»». G H c o u n ty c le rk $7 42. el Jo h n Sunm an of K anaski:. Wash., U N c l- tf. in -..- o . .1- Io « I .1 I I <11 I - ... M . *i D i G I \ ' c u it c o u rt $ti. t o ta l $4« The addition of 22 new churches , liab le an d B enevolent In stitu ti.n k ra . bu.l Van H. u n n i W a h l. Í m a n . in «nne. $ . D r A G P itm a n w as a guest at the C alvin W hit and eight new u n iv ersity o rg a n iz a -1 rep o rted increased C o . c o u n ty hom e e xp . $• I1 ' -2 I a i ne- . H P . x i J a n u n i) ree«» both F ra i g help you. too, to banish rai.tcl« 1.U»; H P e n i» n » . e xp Sn .e ll.-u e i «. in »une. $ . I P rx p $ » . *«»mi. ) m ore home th e past week. oui. ihm « v .» C a *h n l.-re c o u r t lio .i- e e: S ta te P u bi , Ke.-».lent II'» tions. making a total o t 2751 ; th e Pacific Const a n d C st nut l in t . Robb. Inxu u e exp. A n u a M H I ringing and huz/liig in mr»«. r.o M a rk S k ill j a i l e t p $ 1 2 ! . t o t a l $12*23 M uni W Mr and Mrs. C alvin M errill of b ran ch es of T he M other C hurch H ill S an ato riu m s a ; w ell i lo\ al l eni \ pel & C o.. $'.'.25 ; S n h n .rtx * in sa n e . D i J It D m n u l e In»«« e xp . IÍ .S2 ; n e r. x u p t o f H u n k * , m o th e r« pe n « lo it exp. exp. ( Iliu m C lo u t , m .m e. $-> D< J H •• ach«» chronic headache and en H u re n t 1 o f I .a I h t . <10 . 111 Los Angeles. Cal., visited at th e and 55 college and u n iv ersity or- support of th e P leasant View Hotne. i*. c u u n ly ja il $7 . ( I. G akes i ro re ry , C ba * G K.a-, v o u n i y buine exp. IIP .2 able y»»U to bear b etter R elief i. M a ty W etzel, xuut T e le p h o n e t'» n ip a iiy i l ’i u a r . l 1. J w t «•xp. $2 no . F .lw y n W ('«.on u n i y herd D .n . m o te in s a n e e x p M i L. A. W hittle hom e last Tuesday ganizations. was announced by the !,« i; lu t •. i.. \ le p l e xp . $ quit k ami the cost is « » lily a fe w As M an ag er of C om m ittees on # i W est C o u *t Teleph«»ne C »m patty $5 D r .1 G R iddi, in .a n e exp in ,po«'lot $1' '• '»» C ad) M .,|o i Co . . ' . i n in ..m e T hey w ere en ro u te to G lacier D epartm ent of B ranches and Prac- p u b licatio n . C. A u g u stu s Norw I iih I t in t e F 'in d H e n ry F Prie« P u rl la n d G e n e ra l F l^ c ir le tX».. R u th J ..|,t,.o n . « h a lv e d a» li-sai-«- -d i i H»;r. («•nt’ a tlay Money buck guuiai ly 'h e r i f f exp. $11.7»; Pbx •ic h in * & H«- V .-u n g . $•'» . C y r il G lo y n I. I G M u ra . $117 »»7 G W a llm » . M in * trie r N ational park, on a vacation. Mrs. titioners. declared. "We may well reieice at p it a l S u p p ly Co , c o u n ty ln -nie ex|». $ ' • - mi**«».D $ > . < h io I R o |tln « o n , fie ld <lrp I <-I Gel OUR1NE today Delta F a it fie mt tx e r - u y • John 111. b a r .h . $» ’■ \ P ack, ('inrvin-A* L Itiri?«. $5 u ty «-ounty a«**e«iinr. $ (ì;t.> l. S ta te In M errill und I A W hittle a re coils - Among new Societies w as o n e th e co n tin u ed pro g ress of o u r reli- .••» Drug Store Adv. « liis tr iitl A . i’ iile n t »• m . . .« m iy « ....« '•» l i . • ** Je u n H i. h n r ü '. $ H «• I . H H e rm Fl«s*ri«.» R .-v i-tra t-'- J F H e n tie tt. - ins. G ran<l J u r o r s ( 'h i ltd.- ( ' t ‘.». h. $«'- to form ed by th e n ativ es in a inoun- gion an d th e co n tin u ed grow th of it« . $ 2 7 . v . J G 'M a r a . > J o h n C o r- I* K ...u It B ru ce . $ ‘ «••• I .-« I.i i< t . Ir. Jean W atkins is spending this ta jn province of th e P h ilip p in e o u r organization. B ut. w In n we le r i. $2 7:». C Myer*» $2 7»» A lfr e d Ne! A r t h i .1 h a d . . $ 6 .6 0 ; I’ v«l t Jensen I K < . i • • . 'i I • • H ■ 1 - 1 mi . C l.-mtix R o in -rt It M. t w eek w ith her cousins H e l e n Islands. They had been holding j consider h.wv m any y ears w ere re- an. $ 2 . : ' H u bert k i l l . e r. $ 1 0 .1 .'. F J $».». F r y .le n d a ll, $ 1 2 9 . Andiexx Ir id . $1 to . «», M uttiu-xx R y.it. . $ ï ‘«à. a u n d t r i. $»»17.*: t J H it « * . $ - « .» ! \ Cl.-.i.« It F le n c h . $ ! ' • • . \ <» H o fh n u n . G u en th er »»f C hehalem M ountain services over a period of years and q n :’i*ri • » lea\a t e tin u •: - f : •» ‘a le . $s I . W in Valide« « ve iin » -. $>•<.- ( ir u f id J u r y W it i h -.,*»•* E .l \hl •.•eu. $ t - $12 2 0 . Hen H a r t . $ • * - » . H .-rt H ,. . ... Ted R utschm an atten d ed t h e this past y ear cam e to th e point m w orld >affieiently to m ak e it pos- 1 W , -, I l »... . $* G \ M. T .-x u r C a n b y , F ra n c e C a n b y . $12 10 M r* l.u c v I. H e ix .-x , $15 '-u I W h ilx x .-r lh . $x» 44 ; R ed-IIcad” ro u n d u p at Taft S atu r- grow th w here they w ere able to go sible for o ur Leader» M a > B a k e r i »77.97 ; J W . H T G iltn e r , $ ; 2 " . k iw i» H i / i i t t . W J . bn , n. $'» •• . F I K b , 1« in . $? I ' day and S unday i». 1. S I.OKM», $2.4 H I. H a x lit t . fo rw ard as a b ran ch of The M other Eddy, to cst.iblis 1 th e re!...ion ai d A r t Shcphxrrd. $ * * I I l i i t . G e.» C M-’ ll. b e r t. $ ♦'.»». M i E th e l H I. S u .'b a u c r. $1 P» H S c h in d le r. $*J< - 1 «-'te: M .e n $. N o rm a n P e te r- M e y e r . $ ! 4.» . .1 A M ,- u e $! G c- Mr. and Mrs. C alvin W hitm ore C hurch. th e o rg anization of C h ristian Sci- 7‘»: C F p xx-ncr. $».»: 75 H lù v k e r . H a r u lti P e te n o n . $ 2 . Fxer I Per n * . $1 22 It It Re«»). i t », W took her b ro th er L eslie L auner. A p proxim ately 6000 C h ristian Sc:-, er.ee». we t!-at t h e u . :k 7 5 ; K u r t L ie b n e w . ’ 7.7*> . V e rl Sale«». S xxtm k. $2 !.40 1»; R ay S m ith J r .. $ " 2 " ( Z G S teele. $ l . ‘J ( i. F D S ipe. $«'.t’H. w ho has been h ere and in P o rtlan d entists rep resen tin g every state in of accom plishing h e r p u rpose to ; K M c a c h im i. $!«' » . J . 'h n C o r- I ' \ ' ta . f t ' \ »¿1 W a r re n . > ' J,,-«*ph ScliH im »ni, $1 tin ( ’ J S tic k n e y G rv , • i t - W . I 'h i i , t.>n W a te r S»»rx i. e C fo r som e tim e receiv in g m edical th e U nion and p ractically ev ery Teir '.i’e p rim itiv e C h r is tia n it v f , " ' " $ < i.2 7 ; T h « * R u m ! $ 'í l. 7 ‘J . F r a n k #'* 2.» ; G eortrc Fhyn*.’ . $ ' ' I * . C I l i e n r il . $*1 7? F W I .ix e rn re. $ 1 1 0 ; F red «•- t i l t b- i n- exp. $I'.' ' • . W . ,,n | l I ’ ip * )’ $ 1 S O . B y ro n lie-h.im . $7.. . D C W h it- treatm en t, to his home in K anas- civilized n ation in th e w orld at- and its : elem ent of h ealin g ’ Rcb. m . $ «Ú.27 : G e n r e •her lin g . $W».- d ia l aea ler. $13.Ml . K lix a b e tb T«xl«|, pr.»l»a H. inr. $1 57. kit. Wash.. W ednesday W hile th e re te n d e d ,th e m eeting. The m ain floor M anual p 17i has h ard ly m ore ra n k ( lä r v in . $••’ »C. C M H u b e rt*. lin n o ffic e r'-» e xp . $14.25 J F C u rp e n ie r P .o xe rs' Gr«»e«»ry, c o u n ty hom e exp, they w ill visit an o th er bro th er. an(j th re e g alleries w ere filled th an begun." F A H u d m in . c . u n ty a - c . . . f . exp. $ '« 2 " . H u n * .u g h . W es H a n y. $11.1(1 $ lt'( i I I . itu xch '-- Serx i. «• G a ra g e , c o u n ty ►re 1 u n re s o n . «66 .96 ; H a rm e r A d d in « Co.. c o u n ty M u. 1tin e tre a » u re r a h e rif'a e xp . $70 <> . D e lta D m u »tore, A dam L auner. at K anaskif and a w ithin a short tim e a fte r the church M r N orw ood disclosed t h a t ** » A S u p p ly C.. . $ ' '•» . H e r- e x p ' 75c A «■I l-r 1. Am«,ic h e r, t»HVinent on c o u n ty c le r k ', e x p $ '..‘»5, c. u n ty -h e riff'-« sister. Mrs. A lvin H aines Maggie doors w ere opened, th e overflow t h r . " i o p o o 1 , ;,- of re. n H>>!znuv rei. $ 15 7 5 ; F E H u g g . $521.- I . >3«, a u d it «»f c o u n ty U n k * . $70 . W m l «•xp $2 25, c o u n ty hom e ex? $i.fa». t o ta l Laun?r> at O roville They expect being accom m odated in th e origi- item.- and th e rad io castin g of r>. !• • ► Con c re te B rie k «t T i le C o.. C onst Telepb. one Co.. c o u n ty hom e e xp . $'» • 1 D e lta D tto : •< re. G .A G P exp to be gone about th ree w eeks P au l- n a | M other C h urch w h ere am pli- g'.ous pr. gianis and ro w s c o w . - n t ,$ 1 3 .6 5 . H tlls b am» F h a rm n e y . c ir c u it c o u rt G ID key. 11 ; H ills b o r o P h a rm a , y c o u n .17 ; I u. A ut<» F « r ’ s, • ; B ro w n » T in S hop. 1 e x p :■ o \ ine P eterson of C herry G rove is f.ers WCre installed chnW . e a l*. $6 I 5 ; D r J B D in s - from T he C h ristian Science Moni t y he m e e xp . $2M.;i7 . B r is to l Hurdxxur»- ÍÜ ; w. <t F r in t it u r A. H in d in ä m« re. hen It h o f f ic e r '* e x p (‘ « M il $1». c o u n ty C o., c o u n ty h. m e e x p . $ l . p ) . H e m e l.u u n - assisting Mrs. Teon L ovegren w ith Intro d u cin g th e them e of W orld te r, frien d lv relatio n sh ip s h a \ R « nd E 1 H t •i*le r. «13UU; j a i l e x p $9.5.» • '»•• 1 a ir w a y M tir- d r y . . .- u n ty hom e e x p . $’> . Perf«*eti«»n th e w ork w hile th e W hitm ores a re Peace. W illiam P. McKenzie, foi been estab b .'h ed w ith about 2000 n d ie r C o .. $12 5 »7 . S o u th e rn ke t, o ld u g i » p e n sio n exp. $ 1 . H e n ry , B a k e ry , . u n ty hom e exp. $7 - Gr«- .n absent. *he past y ear ch airm an of th e B oard new sp ap ers and 300 rad io stations. P a c i $25 ; H W M o r r ió n. $1« . . . n •. .-i.i aare p e n sio n exp . I t 1 Stub».*. 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Instead of bat- w ere put on th e a ir d u rin g th e t R io .a n -b a l lin u Lea -s S ions Co. o f ( ’ aliif.. $ l ? 2 f l ; E ric k n o n . «1 6 ; I.< u i* F in e v a n . $16 .4 0 , • c o u n ty tre a s u r e r '* exp $ P » " .. . «--inty Mr. S tn ller’s m other. Mrs. A nnie tlin g w ith others to set them right, year. J E H a s e l t i r te & (■•., $46.2< . F .H .l- ( .,r .l- R fl» c rt ( ¡ r n t il-s. $16. Ml I h ilt p H e rb e rt. 4, y t. ,..r ’, r x p $21 5«. t o ta l $17.‘ : C h ir l ie K auffm an. a m an become right him self Miss M arg aret M u raey G lenn as tie r L u m b e r C S ke l- 1 $ lb , H a t ilt«»n. $* I M i ilre.1 U m i H e lx v ii;, C o u n ty r e e r d e r '-» exp $ ’.'»■,. .’.»uu- Tests have proven I bat il simply doe* not pay Io Mr. and Mrs. G eorge T ew s of ancj influence his neighbor by his ch airm an of th e B oard of Io $174 11 ; Robert nor. H« Hu n iw a r e h »»», ; A rt m r W Km l i 9 . 2 " . F.tlna ty s h e r iff'« e x p $1.50, c a i n t y c-ul «•Xp ; Lojfger* .<• rs M «- A K! G aston and Mr. and , Mrs. E arl good exam ple.” J W K«. y. $t». F ra n c ia $ ' •-»9. t o ta l $ 1 5 .1 2 . D r Cha« Hih«- «truie« ship for th e past y e a r cited cases Co $177.74 buy ch eap paints that crack, chip and peel w hen C o., $4 34 In, Phta W o rk » . L tl» H •' I... I, ix < . . M y r t le irt*?. ..» u n ty h»»me exp $1 I . F in k lin D onelson. Mrs. Jo h n K am na and Mr. M cKenzie designated th e way , f in stan tan eo u s h ealings w h i c h $22 9.5 ; P N e lso n J a . k F , '. $ 4. Heat ha P r in t i n g p ain ts Ihtit c«»st just slightly more will last years com pany, c o u n ty c le rk '» e J5am na H illsboro visited ¡n w hich peace can be r e a liz e d , h a d tak en place as i res It of i $1. » ; Iv a n com pany. $1.5.91; S ta n d a rd P S m ith . Sh: $1 " I I a - h in g to n ( o u n ty N ew - f i n longer. Trv the best — W. L. S tevens at his hom e Sunday, pointing out th at "w hen i n a lie lecture.- on C h ristian Science. ° 1 ' < I. : t l . M a i-K e n n e M. — r Co., B la n c h e T r e y !. ». $12.4». im r 'ii p r <• i M a rc h . I ’» • $25 W. M o th e r * ' Pei K m llie P Aront«». D e p t w h ere he is convalescing from a branch ch u rch grow’th has been She disclosed th at m em b ers of J : ' Bl a u b A n p h a lt Sale« c o m p a n y . e. c o u n ty hom e e xp . $7 " 5«; i S I. M Be P ip e A T a n k C o rp ., $4V.- $ 2 6 ; E d ith c H •u a tru m . $1«); F lo r- F a ) ran m a jo r operation. m ade to th e point th at m em bers the B oard of L ectu resh ip carried lepl I*. : la n d Cot c re te P ip e P ro d u c ta Co,, ence H C a n n i $12 . H e rth a V ('«»>• »e. e x p $2!.(?). .-o n .ity rx p A r a th e r s D ay supp er w as en- respect one an o th er an d show de- C h ristian Science m essages to th e $• ; Ore*i B ra.-* "W o rk *. $4 » - . $ 1 2 ; A n n a I.o u u e t as . $ 1 » ; H e n e ry e tta 5 ". t- la l ........... H ill- joyed at the F. L. Brow n hom e by ference and courtesy, w ork is done four co rn ers of th e globe, cibiver- I.«' -B hr P u re I r •• M C u lb e rts o n . $12 E « lith C u lle r . $ 1 7 ; c o u n ty hom e .-xp $1 M r. and Mrs. B. G. McNay and ¡n friendliness. May not a tim e be ing 3111 lectu res w ith an atten d - C u lv e r t * M fy . C - . $ 2 1 . M R S t it e r H e rth a K D a ile y . . . . . M ari«* J D in x le y . e x p 75c. to ta l $ 1 .7 5 . $ 1 5 ; M a ry M a u d e D ix * n. $ x ; K l- ie M c o u n ty s h e r i f f - e xp . d aughters of F orest Grove. Mr. and com ing.” he asked, "w hen in con- ance of a p p r o x im a tJ y th re e rru l- ‘ iJi-iik.’ «*. $17». 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L a u ra E t t a W a sh a b le W a ll F inish H ay $!S p e a rl H e r,» I. $ | , A ,. . i sp en t S unday at th e ‘R ed-H ead -O u r L eader in h er preface to Ceyli n and In H . f f n e r . $¡ E l 'ie N o b le H l, o n . $.;.-»; K a lso m in e — D eco ret E n am el ro u n d -u p at T aft and visited th e ir -M iscellaneous W ritings' spoke oi of M xico. 17 in S o u th A m erica, 9 . • < , , i; • i s A m e lia I -aa n. $ 1 7 ; S te lla K e u rn . $ 2 " : aunt. Mrs. C h ito n Bagley, ir O cean- »the sp iritu al glow an d g ran d eu r in B erm uda, C an al Zone and Wi • i w i: . «. < s i M a tt ie K i « , t i l I' M l.ee. t it ; P u re P r e p a r e d H o u se P aint C a th M a r , h u ll. $ 1 5 . C o ra E ls ie M .. TT of a consecrated life w h e r e i n Indies 225 in G reat B ritain and l! ir,i 1 • r ;.. H a v e Y ou r S p rin g $37 ; L a u r a L M u r r a y . $ 2 5 . F i ,- .1 S p e e d ite V arn ish — F loor E n a m el , 9,ranc* H^riPan, ;,.;‘:trnore dwelleth peace, sacred and sincere I . . n $! F ra n - and Mr. and Mrs. A rland AA hitm o re ¡n ^r jai or ¡n triu m p h .’ Follow ing and S candinavia, and 2669 in C m - ' ' r \ » / ) : N ces e w R to a n n , d o $ lp 2 2 h ; . $ A 2 n 5 n ; a H J u ld P a a vey, S R xJm an, 42 ; Porch and D«-rk P aint w en t to P acific C ity last w eek to ^ er insp irin g exam ple, let u s dig- ada. th e U n ited S tates and A l a s k a . * H ill» .-r.. O h v e I) R .d .e tt- $ 1 5 ; A d e lin e S - h r - . H i d e ,isM > r(m e rit o f c n l o r a in all of alm vr $22 ; A d d y o ,M S h a ffe r . $25 . S ty lla S h a ff- get clam s for canning n ify th is com ing y e a r b y an en- T he fru ita g e of C h ristian S c i - ; A» •’ 1 *r c. $. u. ’. $ 1 5 ; Ho-?ha A Shax« r. $ 1 '.; J e n n ie Y t , v7r‘ j ancJ deavor ‘to keep th e u n ity of th e ence in h ealin g all m a n n e r f ri. 7 st ' i n ‘r , • i.’ he?ber«l, I, S m ith . $ 2 2 . J /e lie U N B A R V A R N IS H B illy attended tn e annu al picnic of S p irit in th e bond o f p eace’.” ease and d iso rd er w as attested in • J- L . i f . - re- S m ith . $ 1 5 ; $ 1 J 5 u . lia M a ry V n n C t lp h " u t, $2'». G lp a lhu>li I R l.l w ith quart ra n th e ru ra l m ail carriers of th e coun- , E phesians 4:3.) selected testim onials read by Mrs. I g ’* . 2 I. J .. . . . G enexn W a ll. $ . M r* .1 1» W a te r* . $22 . L n t tie M S to u t. $ 1 5 ; C la ra F l i/ jU o ih d a' As re tirin g Presiden* D- Frank W — tc o o . $ 2 2 . M r ( ’ I. W e ll* ( f „ r , s ^ n d a F- C. C olby declared it "encouraging ' Speaking ft r th e P il . • S NOW S y lv ia B e a n ., $.5. A n ri W ilk e s . $21 T elephone m en w ere b u sy in t0 /¡ncj C h ristian S cientists a re ciety. F red M. Lana an. T rustee. 1 r’ •' 1 '»r Be 5 . (Jerd n M id ln n .J. «27 ; this section last w eek and p atrons realizing m ore fully and m o r e told th e m eeting th a ‘ no p u b h a r ' • 1 * T . M«»ye . $12 ; C la r a E G< «*I« l. $11 . ( h r is t ii .i M W o ije . $ ' M ab.-I I ’ a re grateful lo r th e im proved serv - keenly th a t C h ristian Science is ev er had a m ure n ; .ns.vu. . - .j ' v. r '■ /, * ice. "If It’s L um ber ( ’..II O ur N um ber" som eth in g m ore th a n a glorified th u siastic and devoted public a h ii *! by . $* f m i nyr!«, darnotc«* »Smiht. $ 2 " ; M r , E ( M n r.ju e ttc . $2». A m y A W a h l. $ | >. G ra c e J, h i . . t « i $ !* »Keep ille.1 b y d o p *. $20; E M In More Pep theology; th a t it is a d em o n strab le p a rtn ers in a g reat business, th an IS1 XV. Baseline < Phone MSI H ild a B e rn a rd - . $ P- 2 ht-ep kill«*«] b y dofp*. $ ; A Science: th e Science o f Being; those w ho pu rch ase C h ristian Sci- , H e O ld Axre l'«*n»i«>n Exp«-n-«- . T-*nl*el B e a l, More Power k e r. d a m a n e * 1 »beep k ib J b y $ 1 1 ; C e c ilia B e a rd . I l l , D a n ie l B i«h p. th e Science of tru e C h ristian ity , ence lite ra tu re “We say w ith g rate- . $** ; D E W ile y , M D . r e lie f M r» M ore S p eed $12. E m ily B la c k led $. A lfr e d D th a t it is theology as w ell as a ful h e arts th at it has been a good ■> M ir m w , $12 .5 0 : B ro w n '» He« B o a rd m a n : r. $ •. S a ra h B- J.ind. $• a rm a y . r e lie f e x p . $7.»4 ; K u ra Science. It is m an 's business to y ear." he said. Q u ic k S t a r t M a r t in N B o n h a m , $ 1 3 . P ru d e n t <» B r ie f W 't*m e r. <»1«J j.jze j«en«ion e x p Ma tstst - u * xtv r r n a d »»TTT a • be absolutely obed ien t to d iv in e "O ur business condition is satis- C , hr h r i’ te n»en. $ 6 .4 0 ; J N Luke. O A P ly . $ 2 0 ; A le x ( ’a r p e n te r . $ 1 0 ; L iz z ie M L ess G a so lin e U sed BETHANY-CEDAR M ILL—A pi- prin cip le. God. to express, or ex- facto ry qnd -h ere has been a h ealth y , , -then»* p e n *io n e x p $21, lu ta i ( la r , $* . A lp h o n - e D n -n. $ 1 2 : S a m a n th a D ra k e . <16 5«»; W illia m E D u n -m .e .r. ano recital w as held u n d er th e em plify, th e n a tu re of God T hus gro w th in ad v ert, ing incom e an i • 11 r t r< •rt er, I $6. D a n ie l I» E a rp . $ 1 6 . F r a n k lin I. L o w O p e r a t i n g C o st direction of Jess F oster at ' th e B e th e is both religious and scientific." «n ’he subscription lists of all th e J * J R I'- • , , r . l. I m i l i f f « r a n d ju r y . I* r a n c i* . $ 1 1 . J o h n F re d r ic k s o n *- any . t B aptist church F J rid ay - night. Follow ing w hich he introduced periodicals. * '»•>’ H««ra,nPr h.iiiff . ,n , .„rt. t h u r J F r ie d le y . $*-. M a r t in ( il . , , . , . . F e w e r M o to r R e p a ir s A nother one for th e advanced stu - M r, E ix a b e th C ad w ell T om linson “M any have Inspected th e new ' i J o h n G u x tin . $ 1 2 ; Chari«-» W H a u l I la ; G id e o n H i. k e y, $7 J |.r u®n’-> " • • . 0« held n ex t F riday as the new P resid en t o i The M oth- T ; and in th e last ! H r it A Hi ■■■• ■ -. H It; P a u l M J « n » tn , $ 1 « . H an S M O O T H , S IL E N T Jurs-.T i- n i£ht. er Q hnrch. >’*n m onths ap p ro x im ately 120,- <M»ry Smith,. »3.so; city ,,f 1 «en, $14 > W illia m L u d v a la , I ' . E lle n Mrs. W alter M orris and d a u g h te r j n h er address. Mrs. Tom linson 000 visitors cam e to vo th e n< w ' Or : " L L y t le . « ; R o b e rt E M c L e a n , $12 E«l- A C T IO N M ary and Mrs. J. H iggins of N e- «poke ¡n som ew hat th e sam e vein M apparium . am ong th em per or t z 1:" 11 2 ’’ . / '? 7 7 ' M hall, ' braska are visiting relatives. Mr. £ M r M cK enzie, d eclarin g th a t from m any lands " .7 , 7i h I.„ ,.172. 7, 7 ,? , ' .'7 « 1 1 ; A n n ie .M N e ff . «I J o h n S Oxv.-n . « ' . E;i- r.ie (, p .,r k . r. < I | ’ i, J-. » ■ , $MU E xa O a*ies. d e p u ty o u n t y and Mrs. Y ule A ustin and fam ily. ..,he developm ents of th is ho u r in $G5 . E la in e C a ld w e ll. «-Jerk c o u n ty j D a n ie l P ro u irh . $ 1 3 . Jam««« P Rhea. « I I ; m?r ' a?rd , M7 <jlenn 5 a, r ' ^?r w orld h istory a re n o t d ish earten - r , r t ■#» 1 J o h n T Reynold»«. «5.5<»; Litini«« I. ¡{..b in - «60 c le rk , M rs M H u d a o n , e le c tio n s , 1 and Mrs. Y ule A ustin and fam ily. ing to th e th in k e r in C hristian « 4 » ; I n e r P o r te r , e le c tio n » , $39 ; D<>nald M r. and Mrs. G lenn C a rr and Science. These develo p m en ts corro- c l a im s a l l o w e d f o r m o n t h H D ! “ STOMACH PAINS SO BAD R e a so n a b le C ost O F T T e m p le to n , c o u n ty ju d ire . $20 <0 fam ily Mrs. C. Boy and fam ily and b S ' ' a ^ T i d « I f u L e ^ K e r k m a n . c o u n ty com m i» * i one r, M A Y . I $36 $130; I COULD HARDLY WORK” Jan.«*» L e w i* , c o u n ty com m ix» ¡«»ner, $13- C a n L arsen and o th er re lativ es h e c y , M iscel]any 28L28,: ’W a r „ R. , a n d H K u r t M e y e r. W ork G u a r a n te e d J u lia n a S c h n e iile r, a te n o c o u n ty c o u r t, from P ortland took a trip to B on- £ n f en d w hen nations a re rip e for ” '? ';7r " , ' . ,1'" •'! , S ays C S. Gross: "A fter taking neville S unday . * «_ •* - *,e,> i.'b*r.h u < (,-; ■-t $ 6 5 ; E s th e r* P irie , e le v a to r o p e ra u ir Dr. E m il’s A dla T ablets the pains S c ie n tific T e stin g « o u rt h o i «* e xp . < 4 1 .7 0 ; L A L o n p . c ir M r a n d M r s ' A r t h u r S e h u l r a n d Pr0 «ress- As h u m an ity rip en s in y, ,. , 2- : n u !, ¡1 M r and Mrs. A rth u r Schulz and courage, courage in in p p u u rity rity of of purpose, purpose, in in H Ji« . well. «2 79: Geo Riyvic. tu c u it c . u r t ja n it o r c o u r t h o m e e x p . $21.- a re gone and I eat anything." T ry E q u ip m en t daughter. J e a n e tte Schulz, visited lncreasing vi^ u e, in holiness, th is to n & L o o n e y , O 6R .63 ; T h e P o rtla n d F re d R M a ie r, ja n it o r c o u rt hou *c. A dla treatm en t on our m oney back M r and M rs. B urdick of E stacada rip d d a a y y g u a ra n te e K ram ien'., Palm D rug rip en en in in g g w w ill ill ha£ten hasten t t h h e e ‘ : '• ' ' “■. 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M ...... , . n efreshm a attended. u e n a e a . n R tire.sn m en is w ere sziu th e peace of n a t ,ons ” f.-.-il * H„th R ■, Si<. .1- „• i P h o n e 953 : H illsboro a fte r the operetta. A to tal of ab o u t | Edwarcj L . R ipley, re - elected | G e tn . h . ?■ - i i., .. C lean C om fnr' S iitim s $42 was tak en ip. FUNERAL DIRECTORS D rinking Fount lins 'C h u rc h T reasu rer, expressed g rati- , 2' *' and YOU ARE IN V ITED 3rd and Lincoln Phone 1271 Itu d e th a t th e indebtedness of a j,,™,,,. «71.7,,. n u, m e . i .... s , , .... 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