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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1923)
J?. TAX CAN BE CUT E FUNDAMENTALS -.OF HEALTH ARE i SERMON SUBJECTS ? ; - T.'A.ldree alldlenco at the Presbyter fan', church last night listened ' with deepest Interest to the sane and clear explanation of the Biblical basis for tMtlne Healing. The speaker. Rev. L. B.1 Quick, explained the seven funda mental elements of health as laid don by God thru Moses for the Chil dren of Israel which. If obeyed would hare kept them from all disease. They wero sanitation, sterilization, quaran tine, physical culture, -recuperation, hygiene and dlatectics. : These are the fundamentals which medical science have worked out In our day and are teaching , thru every possible avenue to the general public as the basic laws of 'health. In the new Testament the speaker said,' we find Jesus Christ presented as the Great Physician. He holds that Divine Healing is not In the atonement as taught by many, but comes thru Christ's suffering in his physical body thru the beating with the stripes which occurred before Cal vary, so making physical healing a privilege of the Christian but - not obligatory, which gives the Christian the right to use medical science or not as he chooses or to use both medical science and divine healing also. This explanation to the speaker's mind, re moves many of the objections urged against divine -healing' as taught by many. If In the atonement. It would be obligatory on the Christian to avoid -absolutely any leaning on medical- science making it a sin - to use the doctors, but, If diviine healing Is simply a privilege of the Christian he commits no sin by calling a doctor or may use' bothr means as his faith dic tates. ' The basis for divine healing is a supreme faith In. Almighty God thru Jesus Christ, as the healer of body as well, as of soul. ' "The prayer of faith shall save the sick," is the word of Jesus. .The speaker told of many re markable answers to - prayer In his own ministry, among them being that of .himself .and- wife, when from a medical standpoint there was no pos slble.hopQ for either, also that of his -own mother, tho daughter of a prom inent rsenator, from his own present flfjld and many others. - At the close of the service, several ware anointed' arid prayed for in the p'rayer...meeting room In the presence ottn.-group Of praying workers. At a sefyice next .week, Mr. Quick will answer many of the present day ob jections to divine healing. . Opportu nity .Will also be given for others to .be -prayed for if they will speak to the local pastor; Rev. E. P. Lawrence. The voKue for all things Russian inspired this smart siipon sweater of brushed wool. It is knitted of red with dark blue stripes. (Courtesy Knitter Outerwear Bureau). E Cured or Money Back : "After abort 8 yean el sufferinff ! ' With rOee, I was treated by yon and ' tMM truthfully ar that I am cured." ; VThis and hundreds of other letters have been received from grateful patients. They are on file ki my offices and will be sent any' . ooe who wants proof of my non surgical, painless methods of cur ing Piles. , guarantee to perman ently core ye) or refund tout money. Write today for FREE BOOK. Ml MTTOp' THIS . DEAN. M.D mlapwiM nsmAm,oMoN uIutTiW THC PAPER WHEN WRIT t N G ' The Phoenix, niissionary society will hold its annual praise meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Frazor Brown on Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 2:30. The Ashland society will be the guestH of Phoenix and expect to come in large numbers. The program will be un usually attractive. A very Interesting presentation of village work in India will be given by Mrs. Malmgren. Mrs. Gammill, Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Young. Mrs. Angell will give a report from the recent synod ical meeting at Al bany. . ' Mrs. Frame will have songs appropriate to the meeting. All ladies in the community are cordially invit ed. The members are asked to bring their thank offerings in the yellow envelopes. The plans for the bazaar to be held on November 30th by the Phoenix Aid society are more extensive than for several years. Tho bazaar is to be at Clyde hall, which will be fitted up with various ' booths, so that all can find just the Christmas gifts they want to buy, or want others to buy for them, as there will be an apron booth, a bag' booth, miscellaneous 'booth, "rummage booth, - candy booth, a sauerkraut and wiener stand, in addi tion to a tea room. Save tho date, November 30th. ' Tho regular Novdmbcr missionary meeting, will be held at tho home of Mrs. Malmgren on. Thursday, Nov, 22. Mrs. Hartley will have charge of the study, "The Child and Recreation." Sunday morning, Nov. 18th. the pastor will speak following the work ers conference of Thursday evening and ask all who wero present then and other members and friends of the church to come. . ' ; NEW YORK, Nov. 16. William G. McAdoo, secretary, of thfPtreasury in President Wilson's) Iraiiinet, Is con vinced that the federal government can both reduce federal taxation and provide soldiers' compensation, equiv alent to a bonui), he declared in a statement, which was made at the tel egraphic request of tho 'Uterary Di gest, in which. It will be published next week, added that the bonus question "should loni; ago have been talten out ot politics and In uo circumstances snouia do usea tor political advan tage." We can have tax reduction and do justice to the American soldier as well," Mr. McAdoo says, "by treating adjusted compensation as a part of the war cost aqd funding It through an is sue of fifty year bonds. The Interest and sinking fund charge should not exceed 80 to 90 million dollars per an num. This would not prevent a re duction in tuxes. , "The men who served In the trenches got 11.10 per day; those, re serves in America got $1 per day. If the American people believe that it was worth 12.35 per day to serve In the trenches and $2 a day to serve in the reserves in America, then the difference between these rates and what the soldiers have already receiv ed should be paid as an act of justice. "We gave more than 600,000 civil employes of the government during the war a bonus of $240 per annum, and this was continued for more than five years. Is it loss, right to give the men who fought the war equal consideration? Justice must never be measured in dollars; it must be measured only in righteous ness and humanity." The statement was given in answer to a request for Mr. McAdoo's opinion of Secretary Mellon's recent statement on the soldier bonus and tax legisla tion. ' . 8. P. Issue Is Fioated.' , NEW YORK, Nov. 16. Kuhn, Loeb company announced today that all of the $23,100,000 Southern Pacific com pany's to ,15 year five per cent equip ment trusty iCertatlcates wrerecl lor public subscription had been sold and the books closed. ' , Cotton Hits Record Price. NEW YORK, ;Nov. . 16. December cotton sold at 34.60 on the opening call today, an advance of 70 points and a new high figure for the season. . Mac&roni At It's Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry, j Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes. Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way ' BAKED MACARONI lUupoomof MH t urtt boftiot tar Cook ei Willi hi Mltnff m)Ij wtrrwtl Undar, diJa and blanch wfth cold water. Pises ana-third tha eook4 tnaearatil la but tared bairiR dlah, dot with bcltaraj aprta kla with gfatsd baaa, then mora iav;xaoi. butter and ehaaaa atil dtahtafnit. A.UIH ebaa Beoqaaf to milk and poor III la ov? ffaa ntvaront hi oaarly cow, than aprfaai thtcklr with ehaeaa. fiaha hi nadtw bat awwi a half hear. ntll nicalj fctiwaad um - aarra iimaitlatalr Cor dinoar. KITCHEN BOUQUET You Run No Risk When you buy one of our Certified Used Cars you know exactly what you are getting. We make out a formal cer tificate in your name testify ing to the value and actual condition of the car you buy. Thla certificate Is signed by ut and ..bears., our.. "Seal of SattofaeWori" Your Invest ment Is protected by our responsibility. to worn Certified Used Cars are not to be confused with the ordinary run of used cars offered for sale. You. can buy one as con fidently as you would buy a new car. ' ' . - Saturday Is the Last Day of This Big Used Gar Sale Many fanfilics who never thought of owning a car have boon attracted by this epoch making sale, and are now enjoying the thrills of automobile ownership. No one need longer deny himself and his family, the opportunities for profit and happi- 1 -ncss which an automobile brings. Every car iu this sale is a Certified Used Oar, sold under . .'.' our "Seal of Satisfaction." . "; . , , A - . .. ,. The oars have been moving fast but there is still a wide selection to meet almost any taste or pocketbook. Each oar represents an exceptional value. Liberal terms make it ; .' easy for you to buy. Come Saturday.' Store open from 7 A. M-. to 10 I M. , J Turn in Your Old Gar if you have one, on a Certified Used Oar that will better fit your needs. Our convenient time pay ment plan makes buying easy. Driving Lessons Free Don't deny yourself the delights of owning a car because you've never learned to drive. We'll guarantee to make a competent driver of you, or any member of your family,, without charge, and also give you full Instructions for cars . of the car. - . . Saturday is the Last Day -Come Early ? Patton and Robinson, Inc. 112 South Riverside Open in the Evening INVITATION TO THE PUB To Visit An Up-to-date Local Factory We extend an invitation to everyone to visit our rjlant at any time. Stay as long as you wish. Sat ; isf y yourself as to the methods employed, of the san itary conditions and purity of our products.. If you don't have time to come, yourself, send a sam-; pie of any of our products to the pure food commis sioner of any state. He will analyze it free of charge. ' ' We invite inspection of the most critical nature. We like it. MM When You Want Quality Produce Ask for "Snider's" dejr's Dairy & Produce -.. r- a t..' ; .;;.- .v-- i,J Co. We guarantee the purity of our products at all times and under all conditions. - Our products reach all the principal markets on the coast, including San Francisco, Portland and Seattle and are command ing the attention of all the best buyers of produce of high quality. We are indebted to the public for their patronage, which has enabfed us to build our business to the present proportions. We extend our thanks and ap preciation for same.' '- ; Phone 203 Medford, Oregon
