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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1917 Eastburn Bros. The Grocers WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY specials Cum sugai, Cam Sugar, I I ullrr, lollu 'regular " Ml '-"ir.-ulai" 11 l nds as it last, 'i pound PtaPllfS I OlIM, good giadr, 1 pound t arnplnylra Tomato Soup, caa I Mipbtlt'l Vcgi lahlc Sotlp, tail Ml While I .Hiiiitfv Soap s bari iti'.wn i .miiiiry smi. 7 km land i ! Tomato, .' I-.', can 17. ia tl 00 tl 01) 20c IOc 10c . Z5c 25c 15c Cash Paid for Kg&s Kastburn Bros. SisiM To Los Angeles JJy AND HACK Stopovrn Going and Returning Limit Si Month! V.. II ran mt at San Franriscn, Del M tl. MmtiriT. Puo Koaiaa, Santa Rarkan nd many other itUgktfal tl 1 1 ri if places Four Daily Trains tn. in I' t r tilijj rtUitd 0 San Atth tram fd I'ranriiro con- xhctr rrsofl. Ask your IfWl for bOOMttl Jithn M. Scot I. (irnrral PlUM ? Agent, 1'orlUntl, )rrgtn Rutin.. Tfflp Urr to Unit proiluru -k1 nw, Portland Southern Pacific Lines Attention! Baihera. Lawn Ttnnis and Bale Ball Player t, bicycle and Mower cl. Kidna Wr can lupply your wanta voda o( Quality at tba right price Wr all uiakr keyi, da loc kiroithiag and all kind of mechanical re pairing tarrlca la our hebby L. B. HIXSON JR. Ball Phona 165 K 129 ' yon St. Christian Science Is Not Christianity neither Jiath he power in the lay oi Albany Oregon Hy Rev. George H Bennett KODAK ALBUMS 15c to $2. It cry thing from the paper covers to olt leather MBBMBB, "UTAi L" mil. i t CASES -so 2-25 Mad oi eratii proof material. lined with rubherlttd cloth and fit ted to hold ir.urrlv tad toilet article. POCKF.T PICTURE FRAMES Made of leather, in convenient lics, the picture shielded, hut no glass o hreak. JAPANESE DOUBLE TASSELS IAPANF.SK "I ADE" RINGS AN ASSORTMENT OF WONDKRFUI. BASKETS The Albany Art Craft A Li B A N Y ST NATIONAL BANK SKRVE BY SAVINO Rvery dollar put into tha bank will ahorten tha war and ave Ilia and aarlaraaB. lt bj to the everyday ihhtea that tha vcrnrnent la Inking in thla criale and H ought not to appaal In ain. Sara for Baa gavem ntent that haa dona aa orach far you. fpRi S SAVINGS BANK "But lefuae pro lanr and old wivrl' fables " -Tim. 4 7. The passing ccll Iiimi's liavr wit - nuairl the rial and tall ol many plul .. ., pines, and the coming and going ii many leaders ol thought Die lAiuticth century haa acrfi the ad vent oi a uni'iur system or do trine pliyucal. mrtapliyiical and religi 0M tailed ( bristian Science. Mri I'ddy's lyitem of philosophy. M hail, Is hut make believe. It 11 all laved upon merest assumption, and is not true to fact or Scripture or hii lory Her definitions ate mostly false, hrr reasonings are childish, and her conclusions are ahvurd. Notice some ol her detinitions She dc lines her usvn ' science" ai being idriiiual with t htistiamty. The cor poral settsei she calls "error." Among the many things delnled by her al utal luilid" arc itiattrl, animal inagnetivm, .bypnotism, sick and sin ful liiimanily. depravity, evil beliefs, passions, appetites, fear, depraved II. si -if-juitlficallon, pride, envy. pi ysical iorce, deceit, hatred. reenge. sin itekMal and death. I'.veryllnng lelined as "mortal mind" she declares to be unreal Mrs I. ddy define! dod as "substance" She also makes God i.tiunimoiis with Mind, Soul, Spirit, liood, Trutli, I'rim iplr, Deity, Love, Light and Intelligence ! Wherever in 1 if boot these terms are spelled with .. Capital letter they signify God. Re member these definition!, as it will assist tn perceiving hrr jugglery of w ords. Mrs. I ddy denies llie existence of matter She says l page 5X4) : "Mat ter has no lite, hence it hai no real i sistetice " Otsf schools leach the leal existence of matter as compril- mg some 7S differenl cheinical ele. menu. That they really exilt it demonstrable The change in the con dition and form of iron, for example. I y hammering, is a demonstration of the existence of iron. But Mrs. Eddy tells us matter has no exislence be cause it has no life. This does not I rose it has no exiilence for many things exist which have no life. If lie bad said. Matter has no life, hence t is inert she would have stated tne ruth. The five senses testify to our tnscioiisness that matter exists, hile nothing but Mrs. Eddy's say-so leniei it Which will you believe' Hal an ignorant or insane mind ever enies the testimony of the senses, nless. perchance, for humorous rea sons, or financial reasons as in ner ase. it is engaged in make-believe. Iff. Eddy declares the physical res are unreal Does force exist' 'ex. and it can be demonstrated. Changa w-rnught in the condition and form of a piece of iron by the appli- ition of force, demonstrates the ex istence of force. Mrs Eddy denies man's personal ntily and existence She sayx (page aaVO "Soul or spirit llgniwl Petty and nothing else. There is no finite soul nor spirit " Here she distinctly denies the personality of man. But do 1 exist. How mav 1 know' Here is the proof: "I think, therefore t am Rllrelv I must exist before I can think: and the act of thinking is proof of the stale of existence." Mrl. I-ddy says further. "Man i not Qot and (.oil Is not man I I age I0U.J ow. if there be no finite soul nor ipirit. and if man is not God and tied h not man then what is man? Here ia her answer "Man is not matter, he il not made up ol blood, brain, hone! and other material elements." But rigbl here she contradict CMfM who laid: "Thai which ii born of filth is flesh, and that which i bOffB of Spirit is Spirit." So I'hrist teaches that man is linked with both matter and spirit. Mrs. Eddy completes her definition of man by saying: "Man is spiritual and perfect, man is idea. Ihe image oi Love, he ii not ivhy s.iple. He is the compound idea of God) including all right ideas: the generic terms of all that reflects (Tod's image and bkellcss; the conscious identity of being as found in science, in which man is the reflection of (loi, o' Mind, and therefore is eternal: tl at which has no separate mind from Cod.'' (pact 475 In all Ibis jumble Ol words Mrs. Eddy tries to tell lis man is not a soul or spirit, but is only an idea the stuff dreams are made of. She would .have ns believe man has no bods or soul and "no tftrad separate from God": and that man i eter ial and pure. She contra dicts the Bible here, which say con cerning maa's purity: "There i none riffhteoit!. no not one, all have sinned and come short of the glory h (jod " And again concerni' g ii.au i ile, lout and physical nature, fur Gen :k, layi, "And Ihe Lord God lorined laa "f the dmt of the ground, and irealhed into ,hn nottrili the brrath : i life, and man became a living aoul." "Truth makei no law. to regulate sin, sicklies! anu ueaui, lor uic.x a e unknown to Truth, and ihould not be rarOaTatfad as reality " 'luge l4y The word Truth MOBM God. Evident j Ufa I. ddy ncser heard ol the Ten l ommandiiieiits which God gave to ngulate the conduct of linncri. She never read the Scripture which is. "ihe Lord itruck the child that L- r.ab wilr bare unto David, an I wai very lick." God used lickness and dlatfa here to regulate the nil conduct of Kmu David. She arai so infatuated ihe denied Gotfl Hate meiil. "Dust thou art and BSlO -' Ihou .halt return." St. I'aul wrote "Chriit died for our lini." "What is Icrmed diieaie doei not exiit. Il ii neilher mind nor mat lei i I 'age 101 Disease, however, ll i condition of mind or body or botl lad is earned b living organisms ..II. d germs, or by poUOM enlerin Ihe body, which duturb Hi organs nd function! or destroys them. M l-'ddv endeavored lo cure lin and s cknen by denying their exiitence lin llifde recngnirei diieaie. for it inrntlotis. ague, siclsne-- vw-.o: palsy, loathsome dii'-aie. muti lalion. wounds, lamena-ss.s alinitrnke. Idindneli. fever, in-anily. peitilence bottl and leprosy. Chriit himself .'. all with many maladies as real and healed them So Mrs Eddy flatly con indicia the fact! of history; and rvery day experience. Bui notice thii: "Man it incaj able of sin, sickiirsi and death." I page 475.1 Think of thii braren falsehood tittered soberly in the face of the his tory of mankind and facts that appear in cverv household, and in every hti man lite Whether man is a personal lung or merely God's idea, itill h I is capable of lin, lickness and drath Her denial i' the annulling by h of the biblical plan of salvation. Il annuls Christ's miision of atonement OBd redemption. It annuls repent ar.ee. pardon, regeneration and jndg t ient.1 Her denial of sin w ould strike all reference to sin out of the Bible and no reason would remain for the Bible's existence. Bui ii not sin rcal'r What mean the hundred! ol prisons with their LMiili.. inundation of a .half million death ' ' Mrs. Eddy ii clearly the de- river here. "The belief that life can be in mai ler or soul in body, and that man springs from dust or an egg, ii Ihe suit of tha mortal error Christ or Truth deitroyt." (Pal 4X5 To the intrary read thii Scripture: "God1 formed man from the duit of the rib and breatVd into hii noltrili breath rrf life, and man became living iouI." And read thii "For the life of the flesh ii in Ihe bbxid: and I have given it to you upon the altar lo make atonement for you souli: for it it the Mood that mak th Ihe atonement by reason of ihe life." These are not mortal errors. HOT did Christ come to destroy them. Bat here ii prrrfundity: "When yoll n waken yourself or others out of the belief thai all muit die. you can nvaa exercise Jesus' power lo repro- ' iluce ihe presence of thote who have I thought lliey died, but not otnerwiie. Page 75 1 This ii ulterlie for Chrii- t an Scientists wjio believe it lail mill miserably. By the way. what has he me of Mrs Eddy? la ihe dead, doci ihe only think she died? But read thii "If from an injury or irom ionic cause, a Christian scien tist were icied with pain 10 violent that he could not treat Inmieli men tallythe lulferer ihould call a tur- geon, wjio would give mm a nypo- lerniic injection." (Page 464.1 Mrl. iiiy here gives the laugh and the he to all her vaporing! on ncknesi, pain and death. Here ihe aclnow lidgei the reality oi injury and pain. and urges the use oi drugs 10 relieve uriermg She tonfeltc! right here Ihe failure of Chrillian Science in the crucial li-t ol .lolent pain, ria ua Yet in the face of thii abject con fession the Chriitian Scientist hug cir deluiion. Why doei not the gocvcrnmcn tend Christian Science doctor! to me r.u- .pcan battlefield!? Became they are humbug and make-believe. But now wc come to the milk of the cocoanut, "A thorough pertual ol the author's publication! heal! lick i.eit." i Page 44otw But what ! the uie. if "man il incapable of lin. lick- i ess and death?" Moreover the cure sickness provei the existence oil sickliest. But, look here, there are large profit! in the lale of her book and th i ii the secret of Mia. r.d- dy'i makc-bcliet philoiopny. careful siiting ol the mcohcrcn: language ot Mrs. taay noo.. Science and Health and Key to the bcriptarea, brings out a ic i which arc the bu ot aier to-caiicu Christian Science." Notice them: 1. God it the only real exiitence. God is tubstance." 2. Matter does not exist: "Mat er has no life, hence it hat no ex istence. .V Man has no soul, no personal .. . t.C .1 M . miiv. no responsibility. s HXHZH3 X H HAMILT0NS HZHXHXM II I! N : I, U. i i, ! Jlkii. i. ny I g Thev lit Rt ix m Tl L i in;) wauti H They wear SI ! ouls. if there be no sin '- What mean I slsirit signifies Deity and nothing else. there is no finite soul or spirit. 4. Nature, the world has not ob- Its thousand hoslMtals in the latN v i i Ii their million sick and suifering mortals, if there be no sickness' What means the death oi SSQjOOO persons oi black plague in Naples in six month in the 17th century, and 144.1111 Constantinople in 1X12' and 7t).(H deaths in London' What means the destruction oi 1.1 mill-on lives hy the I lack plague in China in a peitilence in the 14th century; and the scourge that slew 25 million people in BO. rope about 1350; what means the de struction of five million lives in the dreadful war now raging in Europ Is there no death' Mr. Eddy Is dead jevlive existence. "Matter is but an H X H X H X H X H X H X H I H X H X H X H X H X H X H X M H X H X H X H X H X H And they "blot out" that awkward line of the corset-top, giving a smooth, graceful line from shoulder to waist. They are made in many models, each one perfectly tailored and daintily finished. Buy several of them at one time. You'll need them for warm days. 50c. and higher drath gives the laugh anil her denials of sickness and And her the lie ti death. Notice this Eeil is hut an illu ion and .has no real haiis." I Page 41.1 If the Christian scientist were hurt in a railway wreck, would h sue the company and swear to his injurs- and sui'fer:ng' Yes. pain per sonal responsibility would all be i.uickly sworn to if it would bring some real dollars t evil only an il lusion' Suppose then yoll walk into the hank with a sack and proceed to carry off a bushel of coin and green backs. If you arc not shot full of unreal holes, by an unreal pistol, in the unreal hands of the unreal hank- er, you would ne ouickiv sei7rn ny the unreal sheriff and hustled to the unreal iail. to he tried by the unreal court and unreal jury: to land at last in a very real penitentiary: and when von found vonrself wearing the stripes locked behind steel bars, within strong svills. and deprived of your liberty the change in your condition w ould quickly prove that sin anr courts anil prisons are realities. "If sin. sickness and death were un derstood as noth'neness, thev would disappear." (Tv:r 411 This is false and is proven so hv Ihe sins, -nfifering sickness and death of Christian Scicnt ists Though thev fullv helievc Ihe nothingness of sin. sickness and death these evils do not disappear. Mrs Fib', contradicts Scripture here, which s.-ivs- "If we sav we have no sin we dereive ourselves, and the truth not in us." Sneaking of death the Bible says- No man hath power over the spirit to retain the spirit. Women's Outing Flannel Gowns Full cut, good weight pink and blue stripes, fancy and plain, high or low neck. 75c, 89c, 98c Outsizes. $1.35 (Basement Store) image ol mortal mm. "si The physical universe exprestet the conicioil! and unconscious n 11 p mortals " Physical force does not exist. She defines physical force as mortal mind," and mortal mind she defines "error." ; rw nhvsieal senses have no reality or existence. She calls mem "error." so whatever our senses re- ort to the consciousness or under standing is false. 7. Sin. sickness and death have no n.-.rt or existence among men. "Man J. oieanab le of sin. sickness and death." X. Christ did not come in the fl.-sh as a man among men. Deity w as not incarnated. "Man is not matter t... Ml made un of brains, hones blood and other material elements. Man is not ph. sique." The belief that life can he in matter, or soul i" odv. and that man springs from dun r an egg i the remit of mortal er- .... . ua. i u : ror. Matter nas nor inc. nunc has no existence." She therefore linies Paul, who writes. "It behooves Hint in all things to be maile like unto his brethren." She therelore de nies that Tesns "as born of Mary. This. then, is the infidelitv of Ideal ism as it nppears in Christian Science. Mrs. Fddy is in anti-Christ of whom Paul w-iened ihe ancient church. The .-.postle urged. "But refuse profane and old wives' fables" Mrs. Eddy spent her life huilding up this system cf false philosophy and religion, this system of infidelity. She caMs it Christianity. And now come the spellbinders with orrents of words and soft platitudes lo prove this ideal istic infidelity is actually Christian iiy. It it not neeeiary to discuss their platitndca. It it only necessary to point to the eig'it fundamental dog mas of her idealism to prove her in fidelity. These denials of the existence of matter, nature, the soul, personal re sponsibility, physical force, our senses, sin, death, the incarnation of Diety in personal human form are the (Continued on Page Sixl I h Dress S Shirts Just received, another large bunch of shirts of the latest patterns; var ious kinds of stripes, good quality, all sizes. Soft or stiff cuffs, $1.00. H X H X H X H X H I! Cash Values xhxhxhx HAMILT0NS' The Grace of a X Perfect Figure Jg If often has been a- X chieved by the proper fittinj, of the H right Corset. 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