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^^ith our funds invested only in first mortgages on improved real p
== estate, and in city, state anil U. S. Government Bonds, there is no =
safer place for your savings than here. |g
It is convenient to §
J save with ns by mail
For over 17 years S~% per annum ||
we have never lr'\ ^/r\ on savings
paid less than ^ left with us
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found* J 1901
Third & Pike St. ««.<■* Seattle.'Wash.
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FORMERLY THE SLATER CAFE
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THE CITY BAKERY
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FOR
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Makers of the Famous “Cream Loaf" Bread
Sun “Maid” Raisin Bread—A Treat Indeed
Rye Bread Graham Bread
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shovels, kitchenware, furniture, stoves, etc. We also
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THE NORTHERN BLOCK
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE
LIBERATOR OF MANKIND
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the judge, will say, ‘Thou art whole!”
lScience and Health, pp. ;;.tu, 391.)
It should he plainly discerned at
iliis point that titere is a great dif
■ i dice between this system of spir
itual healing and methods of sugges
| ilon, hypnotism, the so-called Imman-j
| oel movement and others in the sim-j
i iie ol the American boy in China it
lean lie seen that he did not need to
I will himself to be an American, did
| not need to suggest that he was an
j American; he merely had to look away
from the material evidence and real
ize and know that in truth he was an
American. And so through Christian
' know ing, not carnal-minded sugges
tion, the sick and weary ones of earth
! are learning to lift their eyes from
j the Adamist, front the material view
j of creation, to the harmonious facts
of being, that creation which a lov
ing Father has pronounced "very
good.“
Treatment of Sin
Let us now consider a Christian
I Scientist's treatment of sin Suppose
a man victimized by drink, or by the
tobacco habit, seeks healing in Chris
tian Science. He is not condemned
1 y his practitioner, nor told uu>
wicked he is. nor is he urged to fight
evil with his human will, if a child
tells you that Canada ts situated south
of the Hawaiian Islands, does he need
! punishment, a scolding, or does he
i need education? Just so It is with
I the man w ho has made a mistake in
I his problem of being He needs en
lightenment, not censure, and spir
itual awakening, not material concern
j nation.
A man sadly victimized by the <»rug
; and liiiuor habit once sought out a
Christian Science practitioner. He
toW the Scientist of his unhappy
plight, of his degradation, and the
lose of money, friends and self-re
spratr., and then said: "In fact, there
is only one person in all ut world ;
who thinks that there is any good in
me, and that is my little two-year- [
old child, and she doesn't know any
better" Then said the practitioner.;
"If that is the case, your little girl
is the only one who has caught a
glimpse of the real you; for in God's
sight, the man of His creating, your
real spiritual selfhood is Just ns food,
just as beautiful, just as undtvUfh as*
that child says he is." And U want!
to report that this revolutionary mes
sage so startled the material dreamer
and so clearly revealed his real spir
itual manhood thaj from that very day
he found his tormenting desires gone,
never to return; and he realized with
joy that his little girl was not de
ceived alter all, and that in truth
God's man is pure and free.
Let no one be discouraged, however,
if he does not seem able instantly to
shake off the fetters of false appetite,
as did this man. Many times this
process seems slow, just as some chil
dren are slower than others in mas
tering arithmetic. But the results are
certain If the student perseveres. The
constant effort to look beyond the
mist of mortal misconceptions, to sep
arate evil, weakness and false desire
from man, and to see and claim man’s
spotless, sinless individuality as the
image of God, Is to make victory an
absolute certainty.
Conclusion
To earth's material dreamers, to the
dream-troubled nations, Christian Sci
ence, the liberator of mankind,
echoes the great call of Scripture;
“Awake, awake; put on thy strength,
O Zion; put on thy beautiful gar
ments. O Jerusalem, the holy city;
• • • Shake thyself from the oast;
• • • loose thyself from the bands
of thy neck, 6 captive daughter of
Zion. • * • Break forth into joy, j
sing together ye waste places of Je
rusalem," “for the Lord God oinnlp<v
tent relgneth.”
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TELEGRAPH LINE HAS BEEN
BUILT TO SUITE CHEEK;
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Advices just received in the locai |
office of the signal corps brings the
information of the opening of a tele
graph line from the signal corps sta
tion at (iulkana to Chestocheina. in
the Slate creek country.
The new station is operated by John
l'aulson. and was put In commission j
August 1. The toll rate is $1 per
message from (iulkana, regardless of I
length, which Is in addition to the)
regular government toll rate to Oul-1
kana. All messages to points on
Slate creek will be handled free of'
charge from Chestocheina.
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Times classified ads s«t the results
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THE FOURTH
LIBERTY
LOAN
Scheduled for October, will probably be double the
amount of the Third Liberty Loan, and will be as suc
cessful as former loans if each American does his
duty.
The nature of our duty is plain—each individual
will have to subscribe to the limit of his ability.
Therefore why not prepare for the call by saving a
certain sum each week or month and be ready to fall
in line when UNCLE SAM sounds the bugle call for
more dollars?
Savings Accounts from $1.00 Up
The First Bank of
Cordova
TERRITORIAL DEPOSITARY DEPOSITARY FOR U. S. POSTAL
ESTABLISHED 1909 SAVINGS FUNDS
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Mr. Business Man—
Our JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT is com
letdy equipped with the latest and most up
to-date type faces—How about your order?
Our prices are RIGHT—Better call us up.
Cordova Daily Times
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