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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1038
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Local News Items
TODAY'S Vi;A I IIIH
'IVmiMN nt in i: 10 p, in., rK dcgiect;
i " II. Mi.. l. Hr;in", i i.ii uim u i w ,
ilmcd lu Mu level): IU i. in., llll.im
im-lu n; 111 n. in, If'l.Utt Inches. Kclnlive
humidity; 10 i. in.. per rnil: Hi n. !
lti Ill per rn I. Wind wliH-lty: 10 p.
in., I mile; Ml a. in.. H inllri. Wind
illiet lion, tnrhihlc.
Mi iiml Mi it. .1. I'. Ilcnne.vy
Mcl'lulld, Calif., luluicr lenldeiiH
llcnd, weio hero 1 1 m 1 j i y
The Wednesday lllble kUu.h will
meet n( 2 o'clock tomorrow iifletnniiii
tit Ihe home ill Mix George IJulu, 1M
West llonsovell.
Howard Kopp n (155 Ogden ww
admitted hi ihe St. Clnu lea huftpltul
Saturday evening.
10. M. Hum of I lit ImiikIi came In
Itetid today from Portland
V. N. I yk( i u n( Milllcim was ji
btlMlUrV viMtor in Hi nil today
Min It S l.lntnu li ft yeHtciday for
Sl Steven. Nw limns wick when
he will H'iil the nrxt luu mnnllm
,Sln was accompanied ly hrr gi.uid
ihuightci . Cat tin ii Kit It r, .tml Mki
Kti.i Mi Inlti-.li. daughter i( Mrs S. A
lllakley. Mum Mrlnlush will remain
III New lit imswiek for about MX
IIIUlltllA.
Mr. in ul Mrs Perry I)iut and
family ictuincd yfittt-itluv linin Mon
tiuiii wheie they have been visiting
timing tile m si li'll iln n
Mi and Mi n. Wnl (M I'uhi ii il
Salem in i ivcd In I U-ti I -!,.'( Uy
eveiiing to upend M-Vfinl days Ktiiii
t'i is tt reptt'M-ntntivr in ilu -laie
Icgtslahii 1 1 tin Mat ton tDiinty. and
In employed bv the trust drpaitni'-nl
ol the liiM National h.illk ill I'oil
liiiitl Mi iii tit Mi.i Kulin-i r.iiui' ti.
llcnd liotii Klaiu.ilh Kails and will
leave fur S.ilnti the middle t tin
week
Kfttttftli Mootlv, whu ha Imimi ill
t ilu Si C'hiirlft hospital ..r tin
p.t in i days, returned to his home
flH.IIV
Mr urn) Mis L 11 Gihrw-n .( Sult-n
It'tlllllttl home od,i lifl.I VIMtltig
over ihf week-end tit tin- home of
Mr and Mr V A llurlili.il Mi.
llili hlii'l. accompanied llorn ,r, far
IIA PtlJ tl.illd (IiLmiI) WiiA Ulllplifi
In Hi-ihI rcvcial niniiilit ati in ilu-iiiH-inpliiyinrht
n((Ui',
ItnlN-tt S (ttmclmfin rrluriird tu
KmiI Sti-vfn.1 yftfidny niter nmnd-
IllK hit 'i tiny hulnliMll Willi Inn
pairllt.i, Ml. mill Ml it, 11. K ( MKltllllitll,
111 Itfllll
Mi und Mi h. U-tf Nt-Uun and
tl.tiiKlitfi. Oorothy, and Mih. S Sinn
of Hr inci tn, W.iOimnititi, m 1 -illni;
a! ill.- t rt tl M.H.it iin ii,- Mm
NcImHI lA MtMtll'A 'Iftlrl
I'liitih ltr tht' IttMitll.itKni ni in A'
tiHlttiM t.( thf Twfntv-Tliirtv lul
Wtif inmlt' last iiIkIiI at tlt inrt-ttnr
lu-ld at tht I'mt- Tavrrri lithtttllatmn
and UifM IHKHt Will Ik- hrld ln !
Mumluy
Mi. tiiul Mm J. C llmtk and Mtt,
Willi, im Van Alln and datihlfi.
( tn i itiv. iiluiiu-d Stiiultiv (unit )'
tlrrta. Callfoi lila- Mix. Vail Allrn IliLS
Umii attfiidtn M'lmtil in 1'uidt na
I'imid Slandilrr ami 1 .vinaii
I loi hnve i ft in i tril ft nin 'i n I -Lind
whi-tr ihey altentli'il i tm-. ttnn
ii Ihe Ilf-own Shim mmpiinv Mrs.
Taylor aett'inpiinu d limn on thi- trip
Mt'intiefH r f ihf Amnii'nn l.t-i;i,"
Junior Itlllf dub .in lo h-.ld thru
wrekly prnrlli-f Friday, on their new
I. Illl?i' Wl-M nf lnMi
Mi and Mi. KcIm-v -md iLmhtt-r.
In!. i, K-li dt thiMi htwni' in C'orptirv
C'hrivti, Tex. this innrninn alter
tiding a wi'rk here with t i-l,il i en
K h-i-y i a hmthci- nf Mi- A T
NnU-tg.ill of Bend. While in the
lioithwi'M, the Trx.itiH vKltrd Seatlle.
antl a I mi siw Crater lake.
I'eiiKV Jean MthhoiiK. Mven Veal
old daiiKhier of Mr. and Mrs C. A
lliishniig, (i;i5 Cdlnradu, utidi-t went
n major npetatum at (he Si. Charlie
hoKpital ytterday evi'iilng.
The Salvation Army hull will not
he iihi (ninutiow fur the distribu
tion of clothing, officer announced
Imlnv The hall will he i l'-ojh-ik'iI
when Mitfictcnt clothing a ini'ivid
by the oicauiiitioii in assisting the
nerdv.
Itev. W 1! Wtlv.n of Oak Talk,
lllinoix, will sjx-ak at the Chtistian
and Mliolliuy Alliance IjiImm naclc
hen tonight nt R o'clock. Hev WiLson,
hrld and pt i.on evangel it fur the
Niitioitnl Anli-Narrtitir league, will
sing some of the hymns he has com
post Sp4cinl mtiste has been ar
ranged by Hcv. 1 In man J. llohl.
Alliance jwiNtnr.
John t' Vealch of Poitand. ehnir
niati ol the Male fi:-h eoinmivtoit, is
at Klk lake on a vacation ttip. He ih
acconipiinii'd by Mrs. Vealch, ister
of Mis Daisy lliow-n ol Hrml
A. J. Sullivan, tin inhcr of Ihe Gil
ehi i-,t Klaff at ('re.M-ent, wa: in ik nd
yrMnday i-vi'iung.
Mr. and Mi:. M. I' Lyon: nnd
elulilien. Noima. Koheti, and Miui-iii-n.
left ych'iibiv for a two weeks'
Vacation villi -h will he fpenl in Top
pi ni h. Yakima, ScaMte, and Ine
Ol'egoii beaches.
Mi. and Mis. Clarence Balfnui
went to Ashland Sunday where I hey
Will live, nalfoiu , aeul hit the I'oit
huirl Oiegoiiian. whs tuin:ferred to
Ashland. They were accompanied by
Miss lima Wood, who will spend
several days visiting there
Dr. Huffman, Dentist, Tliotnpaon Bid. j
Artv
vPataWaWfrMW
LIBERTY DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT
' llll Mill III!
.1 4 WkN THF IAW CIF
la nnAVERYt
mm
TONKJHT AND
ONK OF TIIK
...they carved
' iL L-J J "A our happint
ii 'w IJangerouf
' 'J ) )T:lfrontir of
Ul I. IIIIPTMI I !,,v,f J. II
I yy alter nujiuix III 1 Fif II
; Beulah BONDI III 1
! James STEWART l3U&
Ann Rutherford lf"yv
AH MGM PICTURE Hi htif II
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i ii-sy nr- tirav 11
L i"-. " j AIIVkN'TI'IIKS
1 "nZT7r lZlZs
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K...1... Stinlav. Jiitu- 2G. 2 i in. I hank of Portland tn W. J. Hall
K'Mt u Stni'lav. June Cft 2 i ut.
lluxter l!atuli. 2 miles east of llt-lid
, A chance t.i pi.ictut for the big mdi-o
, the 4ih of July. t-H lopniK, iMiLking ;
horw-s. irlay. saddle horM- and spud
lacefl Genrrat admission 2V.
Adv. H-pi
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i Dr. Jackson, Dentist, Benvm llldg. ,
AtlV,
JURY TO PROBE
THOMAS ATTACK
I, Ky "uun "I i-me fine lic-.l
,, . ..... , , : "I,1 I":," "l ",0 Sl t ''' h"-l"1"
Klilsodo Is l)lSKraClMUl,i'"""vv,"K ". "I'e'a'mn. h uncral
f IW.,.-,.c erview. for Mrs Duhn were to v
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mo Pleas Judge Daniel J Ihennan
. , , I
today directed the rssex county
gtand jury lo make a "most search-
ing iniiuirv ' into the "tlisgraecful '
episode " iti Newark, N. J , where
Norm an Thomas, former socialist
candidate for president, wan pelted
with eggs and other missiles when
he tried lo speak at an nit I door meet
ing In a slad'tnetit lo the grand jury,
Judge Hirmuin said Tliomas hnd a
IhtuiiI to spvak and "had the right tti
protection from individual or mob
violence."
lhoe opMsed to T homas, Preiimm
said, "have ihe right to pnlesl orally
Ix'fote the proper tribunal."
Ilrennnn said it was the grand
jury's duty to determine whether the
demonstration ugainM Thomas "did
not restilttfrom a plot " lie asked the
body to ascertain who is to blame
for (he disturbance -"certain indi
viduals acting in their own behalf or
acting with ihe assistance, or soliei
lullon or the connivance or the asso
ciation of others."
it I.'.. ...i.t it i
.'J ,T,ai i sJ,...'. l. .
I
adopted in good
11'tlMHIIOHl' HI- I
lice measures weir
faith lo prevent any public disturb
ance
( Ill II I HOI SK KM CHIOS
yatlsfiuiion of Mortgage
Jennie K. Meilitt to Archie M.
Hammer.
I.len
Waller G lliisih vs. Hoy Ricktrl.
Chattel Mortgage
John ond 'Ih.MMlnie Many lo Cen
tral Olefin Production Cmlit iso
ciation. I'arllnl Sutisf.n llmi of Miiiicage
I'aeitic L.miit joint atocic t.iin'1
WEDNESDAY
YKAK'S UEST
Marguret Williams to W E Sandel
- N'j of NL4, seclmn 2. township
17S. range 11 E., W. M., and pei-sonal
proprty.
Mae E. Hall t.i L II. Kinghbury
tiiwnshin 14 S i
portion ol M'etlon 21
range 13 K.. W. M.
.Mrs. Roy Dulin Dies
If l I D 1 1
III nOSpital 111 Dnd ,
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arranK una oi.ern.Mm uy i. ll.Apd yc, uHn Ciiri.(u tluiuKm and ;
Imn of Hedinond. cKse uulyus. we can read.ly see
hond Hnd ,h" "Idren. the oldest
seven years old.
New Capitol Building
Inspected, Accepted
(Continued from pace one)
library building now under con
struction, in a ceremony participated
in by the state capitol reconstruction
commission.
CARD OK THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks lo all who so kindlv assisted.
and for the words of sympathy and .
beautiful floral offerings extended at
the death of our beloved wife andun. Sometimes the human events do i
niOUier.
Mr. C. T. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sumner
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hav Miller
Mr. nnd Mrs. H L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bradley
Adv. H-p
CAKD OK THANKS
Wt
wish to thank our friends and
l'eighlMs for their kindness nnd
,, I .1 , .it I fi i
JSVHilNiiny unci me oca .min imrai 01-
Mrs. S. Lynch
Mt. Donald Lynch
Mr. und Mrs. James Price
m Adv. H-p
"OF HUMAN
Waller Huston, Ann Putlurloid and
at ill WpUol ttuu; lit. Mid "cdwwtU. .
LECTURE IS GIVEN
BY PASADENA MAN
ChriHlian Science Ih Topic
of Speaker Here
A lerlur in ChiUllnn Ktltn rntlllft
"( hrlnllaii Kt'inc i 'J lie H4mtUin ut mn
AhiitiiUnt I.lf," wna Ktvril In llir Allrti
rli"l ftuait'irluin ll nlylit ty (
V. Winn. r. II. .. ut l'MMlviia. ( al. :
mmbr t th lar.1 1 of Wturwhti. f
Hit MM I it-r 1 lairtli, Ihe Hrl l-hurrh of
i hrui, Hrirniui, in lfctn. MiM. The
I lure, in (.art, wm a foiitma ;
urn me vtK you 10 no buck hi
thoiiifht over n lonK lapwi of cenlurlefi
And winteinplato one of the most .
(iramntlc scenes in history. It oc- I
furred during the ministry of our
Way-shower, Jesus the Christ. Ah
he went about dointf his bcncficicnt
works amnntf men our Master came
upon a man who had been blind from
his birth. With that sublime com-
pasnion and unfailing tenderness
wilh which he was endowed, and re
lyinK on that ever-present power jf
(jofj hv means of whlrh ho did his
I miifhty works, he restored the man's
siflht. One would naturally suppose ;
tliut those who saw this bencficient
result accomplished would rejoice
and be Kind, but the carnal mind,
even us it does today, bean to ques
tion Jesus' autltority to perform such
mighty works. In Justification of his
actions and in explanation of his
Kiorinus mission he uttered those
sublime words which for all time ex
plained the reason for his cominjf
and the purpose of his loving min
istry: "I am come that they might
have life, and that they might have
it more abundantly."
With such a tangible proof before
them it5 the blind man's healing,
what hopes tht ringing declaration
of Truth must have aroused! What
courage it must have inspired! How
faith must have increased In God's ,
healing presence! To- those who for Principle of being.' Jesus said that ncs& not inadequacy; continuity, not) not find the harmonious in the dis
so long had been feeding on the dry ' this woman was a daughter of A bra- i cession. Man is in the realm of Life, cordant.
husks of doctrines, rites, and cere- 1 ham and that Satan had bound her. I where that life more abundant reigns God Is Unlimited
monies, what a source of encouracc- The word 'fiatun " in it r.rirtirl ! supreme. ! As we know God as He really is.
ment it must have been to witness meaning, signifies one who falsely I beneficent results of this true i infinite Rood, boundless Love, eternal
an incontrovertible proof of a living. ! accuses; a lying spirit. This woman ' knowing, this positive thinking, were j Life, limitations disappear, handi
divjne afflatus which would brin '. was a child of God. and her natural ' most beautifully demonstrated in the caps are removed and life more
into evidence that fullness of Lift : status was one of faith in divine Life I case of a fric"d of mine who had abundant is made manifest. True life
fiivmc wnien could and would do-
stioy u!l human ills. Christian Sci-
encc has come to this age to acquaint
l..i,,.n., il,.H. I., .1.;.
iiiiviiikviihj wiiii j
same ever-abundant divine Life. It .
is saying to every humble seeker for i
good: I am come that you might have
life and that you might have it in all
. its fullness and unfailing grandeur, i
God is Life
Thc Psalmist sang. "Thou wilt
- shew me the path ol life: m thy pres-
ence is fulness of joy; at thy right
l hand jhere are pleasures for ever-
: more." What is this path which lends
to the fullness and richness of life? i tation of infinie good and irrcpressi
Jesus. our great Master, revealed it I ble life. Man is the exnresion of
for all limt. when H ,l... L.r,l 'Arlin.wl ihn r.w.A i ;r ,u u: r
, .. . -
llhis is ife eternal, that they might
Know me tile only true Ijod. and
Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent."
To know God. then is life eternal.
that abundant life where limitation,
diseasc. and mortality are unknown,
T" K"'n ,nr ""limited and affluent
, .niie oi me ...e grfNii privilege oi
everyone and leads to that fullness
f joy which is man's true heritage.
To reach the hih goal wc must un- !
riiTstuncl ihe great fact that life is
purely ana emirciv spiritual, ine
human muni, unenliehtrned by di-
vine facts, has very largely thought
f l(p material, organic, mortal.
'and finite.lt has eom-eived of life!
, jnrRv jn ,rrms o( phvical pnses.
, mortal events, or material conditions, i
that human life is mortally mental'
and not corporeal. In speaking of j
"my life," "his life," or "her life" to i
what do we refer? Do we not have
in mind what one thinks, what he'
knows, that of which he is conscious? I
Such phrases as, "He leads a very j
peaceful life", "He has a very happy
life. His was a very useful life,
show us conclusively that we fre
quently think of life entirely apart
from bodily conditions of the physi
cal concept of it. In thinking back
over some of the beautiful experi
ences which hnve come into our lives,
the surrounding conditions and at
tendant circumstances have largely
fdcd from memory, but the love and
nn rMriilv rrntr to thniteht. hot the !
KinancHS wmcn snapca ine events is
never fortfotten. We may know very
little about the material conditions or
personal habits of someone and yet,
as we obaervo his kindly deeds and
noble acts, we think of him in the
words of our immortal Shukespears,
He hath a daily beauty in his life,
What a beautiful thing to be said oft
anyone!
(kid or Life Is Ever Present
One of the cardinal teachings ol
our great Master, which Christian'
Science strongly emphasizes, is the
ever -presence of God. When Jesus
HEARTS"
Jaincs Slotvart In "Of Hunuui Hev'j
will hn dUciplps out to hoal ond
U'dcJi, lie Biiid, "And an yc gn, preach
ftiiying, The Kingdom of heaven 1b at
hand. We hnve alwayn thought of
ht-.ivcii tui a place wluri' lili rrriii-'
Miprcrne and where death never
con ten. Since the kingdom of heaven
ia at hand and God in ever prettcnt,
then Life And lU porfecl exprekitinn
in alwayi prvwnt. Since life eU-rnal
roiifiUttM in knowing God and Jphuh
Chrwt whom He haft xent, then eter
nal life iff not a future Htate, but a
I divine underntandmK, here And now.
i, . t , . ...
1 hp opfwrtuinty have that hie
niore fihundant, to know the divine
I fact of beirtK, in not dependent upon I
time. Uo-rft In ever preent, and to
know and understand flood In an
ever-prcnorit pomibilily. Triat life
more abundant in never postponed.
It is here and now to be enjoyed und
appropriated.
How licuutifullv Jckiui nroved this
in tile caso of the woman who wan
bowed tof-ether and could not even
lift herself un! The Biblical account
itdlx iw that she had been in that
condition cihtw.-n years. Jesus knew
that such a condition was not the
work of God that it was utterly
contrary to the perfect law of Life,
God. He knew that this woma
lawfully entitled to express the full
ness of life, the perfection of life, and
normality ol life. No one could have
a normal, useful, or successful human
experience while laboring under such
a handicap as this woman was labor
ing under. Jesus knew that divine
life, perfect life, God-bestowed life
was right there where imperfection
.-eerned to be. and that nothing could
repress its perfect manifestation ond
full expression. He not only restored
her, but fully explained the reason
for her difficulty and why it was
overcome. In the Christian Science
textbook. "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures'' by Mary Baker
Eddy (p. 579), we find Abraham de
fined as follows: "Fidelity; faith in
the divine Life and in the eternal
aid the eternal Principle of boinn
When this fact was discovered the
lying belief that she was imperfect
-1 I I :f: .... i . i
ati)ii iiihi, mm inurm was destroy ea
by the eternal truth and she went
free. The divine fact that replaced
the falsehood the eternal truth, the
temporal dream.
God is infinite Life, ever present
1 and fully manifested. Time has noth-
, ing to do with it The belief that this
woman s difficulty had seemed to
cover a period of eighteen years was
powerless and impotent to delay or
i defer the divtnelv adeonatrt manifes
. "v wii,u vi uut, uiv iicir oi
, immortality. God Ls expressing in
. Ills creation nvprvthino ih.-ii it
senlial or requisite to true, horma-
I nious being. St. Paul says, "Your life
is hid with Christ in God;" hence
man's life is sIwavk nwmtnl u.ith
complctness, not incompleteness;
perieciion,
not imperfection; full -
MAK
PROCLAMATION
It Means the Return o Business
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR CREDIT RATING IS WITH THE
DESCHUTES AND CROOK COUNTIES CREDIT BOARD OF PIONEER SERVICE?
The merchants and professional men of Deschutes and Crook
Counties have formed a Credit Board, which in turn is part of
the slate-wide credit organization, to protect each other from
wilful delinquent debtors that refuse to pay or part pay their
past due accounts. Each month a credit report is issued to all
members of Ihe County Credit Board, carrying each debtor's
REMEMBER THAT EVERY TIME YOU
FOR CREDIT YOU ARE ASKING
You can iTHclily see that if you do not try and make some effort
to maintain vour credit rating with your County Credit Board,
you soon become n SOCIAL Ol'TCAST. LOSE YOVK CREDIT,
anil you lose something you may never regain. REMEMBER,
Ihe MAN WHO PAYS IS WELCOME EVERYWHERE and the
IpDoinieeir Sec voce Commpaimy
WATCH FOR GREEN AND BLACK BILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE
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Women's
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SHIRTS
Beautiful man-styled silk shirts
fancy rodeo type. Your choice
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own iunennu irom an oraunaie caw
of stomach trouble. He had consulted
over thirty physicians, but without
obtaining relief. He then secured
some medical book-s. and began to
ii- . ii . i
siudy nis own case, nc nnauy lumca
to Christian Science and m a few
days was perfectly healed. What he
need was spiritual enlightenment
and when the light of truth revealed
to him that life more abundant he
was restored to harmony, peace and
health. We are inhabitant of the
MM
realm of Life, where health is ever 'fact we see that life cannot be re
present and where disease never j pressed nor its manifestations re
comes. In speaking of wisdom, the i stricted. Activity is an element of
wisa man said.
She is a tree of hie
. .
i . ,,t-1 aj n"-"vi "F"" , ,1
nanny is everv one tnat re la ine in
h ' As , lir hd uwn
i i .u. " -. i i
ing Truth and the ideas of Truth.
Spirit and its perfect ideas, the glory
of God's perfect creation unfolds to
n,tw aU.trar.nrl vicir,n wn Mnnni
study astronomy in a cave; we can-
' not find beauty in ugliness; we can-
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A smart and entirely new mode In riding pants for women. Tailored
brown gabardine. Long trousers with the legs narrowing to the ankles.
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$t.98
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Outfit your boy for a real celebra
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Fancy Chaps $1.59
Cowboy Vests $1.49
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' finite Truth, man's life is no more
j limited than God is limited. It is
' never fettered or finite, but infinite,
( We read in Job, The Spirit of God
l I . I - I .U
iwui i ww me, ami uie rea n Ul l u.
Almighty hath given me lue. uue
I does not proceed from matter, is not
limited by matter, and is not re
stricted by matter. The only seem
ing limitations are due to our narrow
and finite sense of life. God is in
finite good, and as we grasp this
I tue ana cannot De restrained, joy
.1 - ft;fi x i .
j r
rcpressea. reace is an eiemeni oi me
nd onnot te curtailrf. GoodneB is
i an r.f if mH U nnl and
I cannot be circumscribed. Life and its
I infinite capacities, its unbounded
capabilities, its endless opportuni-
i ties, its fetterless freedom are here
i and now to be enjoyed by everyone.
I In the Christian Science textbook
JUNE
name, showing where he owes the bill, and the amount he owes"!
and if he is paying or arranging to pay. BE St'KE you have- .
either a P, which means paying, or an A, which means satis-
factorily arranged, before your name. Where no P, or an A "
is in front of your name, that means you are making no effort'
lo pay on PAST DUE ACCOUNTS.
ASK YOUR MERCHANT OR DOCTOR
HIM FOR A PERSONAL LOAN!
one who does not pay soon loses his good name and his CREDIT
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bearing our registered trade mark, try to pay; pay part or satis- '
factorily arrange to pay and . . . KEEP YOUR CREDIT RAT
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and Utah Division
V
$1,Q0
In Black or Brown
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we learn that "the fetters of- man's
finite capacity are forged by the illu
i sion that he lives in body instead of
in Soul, m matter instead of m
Spirit" (Science and Health, p,223).
The breadth of the Almighty, infinite
good, has given man life, governs hLi
life, maintains his life, and protects
his life. It is now generally agreed
by the most advanced natural scien
tists that matter is only a mental
concept. The body, then, must be
only a mental concept. The person
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body is living in a material concept
of body. As he sees or cognizes the
eternal fact that man really IlVes in
Soul, not bodyin the consciousness
of limitless good, not finite evil, his
fetters are broken, the yoke is taken
away, and he goes free. There is
nothing in true life, nothing in Soul,
which can hold man in bondage. The
breath of the Almighty hath, given
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to man the freedom of life, the abun-
dance of life, the lllimitabilitv bt Jite,
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him we live, and move, and have our
being." Man lives in God, where
every form of good is expressed and
where evil is never expressed.
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