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feVfW'S#'!*? J «i t r i-i- ' # 4( ;■•' f t KTg r tw'!̂ THB"WgST'T S:frTiEff5' c , i , « n d ' the mennet of It; * " J S '"hive been ' " - - " • "5"",K.»T«-d for ut)ir« mArk«<t Agi» to'* kooW M 4'rrKH AND PHYSICAL UESBARCH *rtrl being nlrendy prepared for the o^rating table*--then a serloua ques* tton arkea aa to the value of physical diagnoses. The "̂ tiling - which -opemted- In ' " ■* ■ ■' ■Christian Science to heal this young ...tt«f.H of Christian Science woman , was the . tan^^ible and sub* )lnt tti c, nbXusr*bec«^«*« ' '̂ '̂ *2*5!®!}pbvK)Ui»' about'God ijcienco. on human thought as f̂td obvious. The d im ity ih, a n 'Y ;S e y of ChrisUan Science »"" "li f w o o r In Btrone contrart "i?h1hJ continually chan rin j mote- in the history of materialo(is involved i ^ n e n continual sysicnu*; ,outerlal systems of heal- n eo on so long as the educators iblV for such systems base responsioie.... uncertain a stantial Word, or spiritual idea, that .y?ithout^»which "wAs.^not any thing made tha t was made." And the reality of the healing must bo-measured by the results. SUPPLY Not' irtfrequently one hears the question asked: "Why am I not able to make my financial demonstration? .1 am able to demonstrate It may be thfit you ai-e even now troubled about your business, worried about the evils of limitalion and aflfiic* tion, Hemember tha t the identity of a i r 'th tngs^and this includes " your business, as well as your health--is maintained not in m atter or material sense, but as the true idea of the croativo - Mind, »or-t*od{ ̂and that, as such, it reflects the perfection, capacity, and inexhaustible resource of the creative cause forever. Because of this, nothing can ever happen to it. It cannot fail, I t cannot do'any- ply and to grow, interpreted so w l l in the Glossary of Science and Health as "The structure of Truth and Love; whatever rests upon and iiroceeds ft*om divine Principle,** In this'sclen- tifle translation of thought--the over- widening realisation of Life's afflu­ ence--one inav truly say (Hymnal, ' No,* I4i>) thing oxcent to manifest the imi>arta* tions pf Mind and Life with which its iWheraver He may guide 'iue, - No want shall tu rn me,back;.* My shepherd is beside md/ ': And nothing can I luck. His wisdom cvcijr wnketh, ■i'n6verHis sight k ' dim; over physical troubles with respect to my self and others. Why am I not able , . nises upon so uncertoin their l"^ '*!A,..,.--matter which has al-*%i ft f I <*t*****")Ym V v6r iVflaL-Il llWp ••a. "'idV'been ubandoned as su6h by the rcaiiN „uv*«lrist3 Of the world. i mre than passing Interest . ' ,b VC S w clos the concents to oiiH',1,' ...... , fndiftv bv leading to solve my problem of supply? Let us examine this. When a person is suffering from illness and pain, if he has exhausted his reliance upon mat­ ter ho readily turns away from all f I ll'll itv uccoptea vouuy wy „ ^ l v , a s t.<mhra< to, the' definitionpliyi'S , I MBtivitr .tmnva (icm material remedies; and he is willliu to rely solely upon spiritual or menta means to establish the*̂ harmony of health. He may have learried from experience that material remedies in­ volve either a bad-tasting medicine or a painful operation. In any case, ho is willing to turn-away iy im the use of material ,remddiesr--r" r But with,#'espect to the. problem of 5 f rvality established many years ago by Mrs. Eiî iy- To tlio.se who contend,that m atter is substuiiee. and that, as_ sucĥ ^̂ S h e 1 terms of materialil^r, the ""Sion. "V)r. supply, position, poor' business', what does ho do?. While he-tells.you that S tl . A»noHean-Chemical Swiety, in ?■ ̂ iiii'css to the. society a t 'Mmne- ' mMK Minnesota, in September,;1929, J reportod to have said in this con- ' iVitlu iii "Physicists have. beep, mak- "'̂ '̂'iScUasing"uM of mathematicalmgforms of expression, ,and have'been S ing less atieption to the develop- ' Tiient of mechanical models. Shysicists incline, to the belief that this is only a temporary stage, and that ultimatelv we must be able to form a concrete picture, or mcdel ot the atom. There,, is. I believe, rio adequate justification for this belief We have no guarantee that nature ' ■ ' constituted that it' can be accur- jlTidv de.^ib^fr in terms of mCchanm^^ The use of symbols as ah aid nf ciectrical models. I t is more prob- hindrance--to thought, is as,, old. as . be desires, to use mental or spiritual .means solely in the solution of these problems, he. is thinking--because he has'not alreadv been taught how bet­ ter to think--that some personal or material consideration . is a prime requisite in the working out of the problem. :He is,,in short, holding fast to a inaterjal sense of supply. A per­ son situated thus might ask himself. Is it not just as inconsistent to hold •to. and to*^Tbly upon a material sense of supply vwhile working out the problem of position or of business, as it would be to hold to and to rely upon- a material sense of medicine while w orking. out the problem of sickness ?• or - cWc. that, it ouly-be expresaed maiii«iiiuuu«*v, -- 7";, III. _i'i»» three la.it quoted, words, "if at all. lUhematically, if a t alh " In these one may:see a fine point,of integrity, ' .expressed b y Dr. Laiigmmr. . Many years ago Mrs. Eddy was viewed with glances which were more ; than askance, when she expressed a similar > conclusion in."these words XScience .. and Health, p. 264), "M atter disap- ' pears under-the microscope or Spirit. ^he world. Moses perceived a demand of ^Principle,' or God,'. whiC|h was translated ..by him into these^ words, "Thou shalt not make unto thee - any gjraven image." The "graven image,'̂ HEALING. ACTION The" point is ' sometimes stressed that in Christian Science healing there is no material or accepted process, by which the healing can be observed and measured," classified . a n d ; charted. There exists an old-saying, tha t per-. as a m aterial sense of supply, had always controlled the consciousneiss of our questioner, and" for this reason'his thought did riot relinquish ' readily what it had not yet been able to. seO as a false' sense of' supply;" in" short" , he had not; as yet gone^?!far.( enough in the! scientific translation"of-rth'ought to comprehend, as real and tangible, .things beyond a mortal, material sense of supply. What h.as here beeri said may be summed .up thus; When one turns I immortal nature is cndowedl The objective is glorious! Ilow shall „we approach it? I know of but one way. But 1 do know this way ns it is re­ vealed in "Science ami Health with Key to the Scripturo.s,"--the way of Christian Science with its upward translations and ever-satisfying com-" pensations. There i.s always opportunity, .there is always , occupation-- Ideas to be happily occupied and brought to sat: isfying-fruition. . seventeen-year-old boy was com­ pleting a dilficult niece of work about tho^ house.. He had been laboring patiently for . hour.s. Presently a happy,, triumphant voice boomed up the stairway; "It woiks!" What u lino sense of iHingsL To finish some­ thing, and to be" able l.o say, Jt works. Here may be seen one of the great joys of existenei'. Perhaps no other joy can equal tbis, unless it be ; the joy which coriie.s when,' after completing .a, work well done, you . 'then reach' out--and begin another.' .Was it 'riot,'•'the beloved Robert Louis Stevenson who intimated that it is more pleasant'to journey than to ar­ rive? The understanding of Christian Science ia continually inspiring and . impelling, thought into-broador realms of accomplishment. \ Re,ierring „to the nature of true , Science : and its imimrtatioris, Mrs. Eddy has written in Science and Health (p. 128): "The, term Science, properly understood, refers only to the laws of God and to His"government of the universe, inclusive of man. From this: i f follows that business men and cultured ,scholars have found . that Christian Science enhances their . endurarice and' mental, powers, en-. larges~ their perception' of character, gives them acuteness and compre­ hensiveness and an ability to-excoed--, their ordinary business capacity. . . . It extends the atmosphere of thought, ■ giving-niortals'access fo broader and- higher realms. I t raises the thinker "into his native air of insight and per­ spicacity." In the joyous experience of demon- * strating Christian Science man's view is.'^yer widening. New fields, more wirinirig objectives, are continually beckoning. . ' • I s . i t nof said in the greats day of He knows the way He laketh, • H' "And I will walk with Him." „ V E R N O N F E E D S T O R E A. C. SKAIILR Thbn« Watt f Fertilizers of AU Kinds <1 ■ Wood» Coal, Builders* Supplies away from his reliance upori' persorial ■ c o S S ^ -m ,nls_cr.ea«on:^l.■B^oldJIhave.^v-en viT. • V ic Tiriilolv medicines.to establish health, he will established religious and healing,sys- ^re P e c o m i^ s This.position has .^„en.gained C e - l l r e l d y %eco!S^ -the--fruif-'Of "a treeT^ielding-aecd^*?" The -fruit pf a tree, "yielding seed"! Eternal in stinc t,and, ability to m ulti--- SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCHH*TIIRKS by MARY BAKER EDDY The original Htundiird and only TextlHKik on CliriHtian Science M ind-lieali^, in one voinnte of ' 700 pages, irtiiy be rend or purchased at Christian Science Keuding Koiniis tiirougliout tlie World. The addresses of iho Christian, Science Reading Rooms in Bri- ti.sh Columbia, where "Science and Health, With K ey 'to the Scriptures" mi'iy' bo road, pur­ chased, or ordered by post, are-- *■ VANCOUVER: ' 927 Birks Building. 1482 W. .Broadway at Gmiii ville.-' . , , 1076 Burnaby Street. 10th Avo. arid'Main Street. NORTH VANCOlJVEllf . ChUi'ch, Victoria Park E. , WEST VANCOUVER: 20th St. .VICTORIA: 512 Say ward Bldg. CHILLIWACK: Yale Rd. , , COURTENAY: Agricultural Hall. •DUNCAN: ̂ ' King-'s Rd. and Ingram St. KAMLOOPS; Orange Hall. . .. KELOWNA; ~ . Bernard , and Bertram Sts. , KIMBERLEY: K.P. Hall. LANGLEY PRAIRIE:' Fuller Hall. NANAIMO: Phap6rSt. NELSON: 209_BakerlSt. J^EW WESTMINSTER: 541 Clarkson ,^t. --" • PENTICTON:, Incola Hofei.' -PR-T-NtTE-RITPERT. , ~ T ~ N. K . W . S a v o r y 14 Hi Marine Drive Ambicside l>hono Weal 340 EvonitiKH, West 143 Listings Wanted R e a l E s t a t e... . F i n a n c e a n d I n s u r a n c e t n > TRAIL. SAWDUST SPECIALS Sacked ....... ...!! iinilH for $10.00 Bulk .............. 8 units foj' $8.50 Stock up while jiricos lire low.' WOOD SPECIALS ■Mill - Fir - dry...........$5.00 cord, Hu.sh Fir ......... ...... S5.50 cord CO and Heater BlocksKuniaci and Fireplace Wood $.4.00 cord Slabs & Edging.s;.;i cord.s $11,00 Alder ........ $5.00 cord Topsoil -.Rock - Manure Dump Truck Work . CHARLIE TIIOMI'SON We.st 582 , West 582 " ' \ This. position has J>een ̂ gained ifw s'to lcteritisST ^^ Christian Science"; :uhdeflyirign;hir~ScigHge.-~Ŵgh--idBas---r-Gont-rnuing-t-hrs-TSttbjeetT-is-i^ are clearly set forth in the textbook,' "Science and Health w ith'Key to the Scriptures," written_by_;-Mary__Bake^ Eddy. Indeed, so thoroughly estab­ lished is this recognition that; the names Christian Science; or Mary obvious that a first-degree mortal mind sense of supply involves limita­ tion, .'helplessness,. and _ lack- of con- ' fidqnce, with constafit fear of loss? Does fhis/comprehend substance and supply ? , rw hat a '"tragedy of faliity C O jV C R E T E C O N T R A C T O R S 7- ~ l.:li.I7aHd-^ear4Hg~ ~ - -: -, ^ E S ^ v a tk in ::^ r-k ~ r . "Sole Agents ̂ o r ARMOR COAT WATERPROOF CEMENT PAINT TEAROE ,& , SON, TILING Sinks ̂ Fireplaces Floors WEST VANCOUVER BUILDERS' SUPPLY. West .560____ 215:i Marine Dr. ~i-- T* T ?8^rer=Eddy-a¥g7jaentioned, thought a t ,■ disappointment IAM A A îLk .MM CM M MA' AMA O 1 7.. fTIÎ '..k" ' ̂M .. . M.once associates these names'with heal­ ing and spiritual' enligjhtenirient. iT his, than The true idea of substance 'arid supply is • never failirig, i s . never de- Synopsis of land Act half a century gives a very good^ idea ation,' is uncontaminated with .fear. FBB-BMPTIONS of the- value-r^which Christian Science . -has-brought to, a suffering humanity. - Being purely-spiritual-inJtsmature, Christian Science does not follow the practices used in* ordinary m ateria l ItS'. source is inexhaustible, because • Mind is. inexhaustible. Because the -spiritual--idea--of-- substance--and------- supply is--true it is therefore - real", tangible, substantial, arid i satisfying ; ' •systems of healing; nor does its action- always. Being endowed by Mind, or rest upon physical or material diag^ G o^ jvith_the nature of fruitfulness, nosis. Both the premise and con-' itT^^ever diminishes, but multiplies, elusion of physical diagnosis are based and"'brings into view endless varieties . • ^rupprLjthe==Jncertaintiea=ofL_.=matter -==.of=Love-s=inexhaustible=.supply hence such a diagnosis cannot express There' are times when one 'finds.+ ■ a___ '.1 . .TUT* ■■■■• ̂ '■•■■•'I ̂ 1 . ............ ' .... ......•.■• T̂ 'ACANT,: unreserved, surveyed Crown -• V ]&nds may be inre-cmpted by BrltlKli 1929 the-true-ideas of Mind, which, only, - himself confronted with a sick busi- roflect understanding. . nessj a sick body, or a situation which A ease may be recounted here.of a . presents all of the hopelessness which ~ypling=3Komao:j^fl--st.udenfMnHa-weH-'f^ebftfrQnted-Moses ofc-oId.:-aSt-he 3to.o_dL, known colIege,...̂ . - She was - attacked ̂ a t 'th.e edge of the Red Sea with the jrith--what--the--collegeHphysician--re- children--of--IsraeL-- In_the_-Glossa ry . ported to be appendicitis, > and . was of Science, and . Health (p. .583) Mrs subjects -over 18 years of ajio,; orid by aliens on declarbis intention to become. -British'-subjects,-- eondltlonnl--uj)on7~rc«l-"r denco, occupation and improvement. yuU Information- ooncernlnn -Prc-cin])' tions is given In Bulletin No l, Land . Series, "Hov to Pre-empt Land," copies of, which can be obtained free ol charge by addressing the Department »of Lands, Vic' torltt, B.C.; Bureau of Provln"clal Inforirm- tlon. Victoria, or any Oovornment Agent. ~ Records will be granted covering oiily l̂and-"-hultable*-=for=agrlcultural==ftUrpoBGs='̂ within reasonable distance of rodd, school .and marketing facilities and which Is not tlmberland, Le., carrying . over 6,000 board feet per acre east of the Coast Rancfb and " 8,000 feet per, oers west of that Bange. ' ;;AppIIcaWona=for"-pro-omptrons-nrê o"- bf!= ; addre8sed"~iô ~IIie~Tan3TnDoinirn85Tbnor'*TjT* the;Land Î cordlng Division, In whlclr-ihe ordered Jiospital to prepare for Eddy ha^^^efiped,"Children of Israpl, ill-w a a m^partf=g5 ' ^ -land-rappUcd--for-rls--situated;--on--nrlntccT' forms obtained from! tbs Commissioner. Pre-emptions must be occualed-toiUUv.c a Christian Scientist, as' were her' parents. The mother - of the youn'g woman journeyed to the college town. - Upon her arrival, the mother removed- the daughter . from the hospital, al­ though warned by the surgeons t h a t . the daughter Would pass on - •within' lorty-eight hours unless the operation-' was performed. 'The Christian Science . wactitioner -who' had been treating-this, case went to the college- to'wti with tRr-girl;c"oritinupus- following midnight, which hmit of tiipe* allotted-by the r^^o^-^for_the-girl to live, a-serious -happily .and S met by the Christian bcience treatment. Within three days*1. -- "'""cin,. vv ruim uu'ee u»ys 1. ^fmoval of .the girl from the j, pita], she enjoyed a'""-'Kiicvo'xTt h f b n ^ L ' a . ' ^ b u g g v ride anil town, to the, amazement ^laLum ------- - . , himi of rsoriie" fifteen your own uplifted thoughts---that'they -- ■womenziatu^ntsr-who^--goTerward"--When-confMnted^y--a--aitoifi-nŷ _i--.k1 L.,̂Myv1s>tMcr'i'rAi3£f'?;'P/a Soul." These representatives of Soul are the spiritual or tftie ideas of Life, M ind,. or . God, which unfold to the- understanding a satisfying .s^se of .omnipotence, omnipresence, ancL omnir senee," as reflected and repeated in all. identity .and- individuality. ' I t-m a y be that you never have , actually stood on Jh e shore of .the Red Sea as did Moses in ancient days, with every human hope cut off. ' - Bpt... you have stood upon 'the shores of., your own red seas, with all avenues of escape seerningly closed--hopeless­ ness staring you in the face. In the scientific translation of immortal Mipd and ' mortal - mind it is ' not ' unnatural or- supernatural that to you a l ^ should come, as came to Moses'pf.old, the voice"of God, Life, or. Mind, de- ■ daring to-your- children of rsrael---to years aniOmprovemonU made to val ue vol 810 per' acre, Including clearing and cuHl-; vatlngiat least live acres, before a Crown Orant' can be received. Pre-cmptlone carrying port tlmp . condi­tions of occupatioa ore also granted.* - PUBOHABB OB XBASB Applications -ore received ; for purchaseof vacant ' and ûnreserved " O r o w n ^ a n d s . nol being . tlmberland, lor a g r i c u l t u r a l . : p u r p o s e s . Minimum price of f i r s t - c l a s s (arable) land le $5 per acre, a n d s c c o i i r f - 1 class : (grazing) land, - 83,00 p e r : a c r e Further Information Is' given in B u l l e t i n No. 1 0 , Land Serlee, •'Purchase, a n d L e a s e of. Crown Xiande.'* a partial' measure, revor tooAs ^0 fiearTihe^ews (if-her gra4n5* months later she w as' - S ] "d IS Something. I t ' woman. '"What was __ .Was It matter-or divine -Mind ? ■ - ^ It dnot completely healed... UUtiS . HO'r. nncxifft-**' :-4-U>k that" 't? >w°"5 '.'•rfthqut your Father." Eemeiiiber. uation of mortal hopelessness remem­ ber That because all true ideas pro­ ceed from the divine Mind, or God, it is impossible for a true idea to-vappear - in - th e ' understanding^ which_]is not capable of being rea liz ^ or carried '-outf."--Jesus' saidj- VATe-.not .'two_-spar­ rows sold for a farthing ? and one of them shall not fall on the ground taxes paid by lands may be acquired by purchase In t e n equal Instalments, with the fast p a y m e n t suspended for ■ ttm years, provided t a x e s are paid when due and Improvements arc mode during tbe fa«t two-years of not less tban 1088 «f ttM apprateed value. " MIU/ "factory or tnduetrlal sites on timber-land, not exceeding 40 acres, may be purchased: or leased, the conditions Includlî p̂ayment of stumpage. Dnsurveyed- areas, no4 exceeding 20 acres, may be leo^ os homesltes, condi­tional .upon a dwelling being erected Intlie first year, title being ebtalnsd after residence, and ■ Improvemeiii conditions ore fulfilled and land hois been eurveyed. ■'0 Por- gracing and.areas not exceedtoi *040 ..awes -may belustrlol : -purposes Physician. Both the cSle^e Thou hast the vision to a tta in ,- and the hiMpitS-SOTffeof s -. Thou hast the Mind to knt>w. If the case as appendicitis God never gave the tiniest thoright diagnoses were w o1fg ,-the Without the urge to ' leased by-one.person or, a companŷ . Under tbe Orosing Act the-Province is divided into grMlng districts and. the range administered : under, grazing regula­tions amended from time to time to meet r varying conditioner - Annual grazing p e r - -mlte are Issued based on eertain monthly -rates per.-bead of stock. Priority Ingraji- Ing, privileges Is glreo to resident" stocir- owners, Btock-owners may form assocla- tlons • for range ■managemfflt. Free or SS2S? £Si g^fijt^jrSTbSriSSiL"^ ' • 'S'*