■LECTtKE OX CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Continued from Page 2)
together lovely."
In fact, as indicated before, this
material sense of man appeared
• only with the coming of a mi«t.
What was this mist? In the text
book w« read (Science and Health,
p. 523): "The creations of matter
arise from a mist or false claim, or
from mystification, and not from
the 'irmament. or understanding,
"which God erects between the true
and false" Mystification, then, ma:
be said to be the opposite of under*
standing, and the opposite of un
derstanding can mean only this' —
ignorance. Ignorace of God. Spirit;
ignorance of the spiritual facts of
being; ignorance of spiritual facts
t o' being; ignorance of spiritual
sense which results in a material
view of creation—this, then, is
the mist which seems to go up from
the earth. And from this ignorance,
this false sense or material views,
—and never from Him who is in
finite Love,— comes discordant ma
teriality with its Adams and Eves,
its wars and woes and germs, its
sic*- nation, sick men, and sick
businesses. Thus a just and good
God cannot be charged with the
creation of discordant materiality,
sickness, siu, and death.
As mistakes in a mathematical
problem cannot be laid at the door
of the nerfect principle of arithme
tic, so the errors in the problems
bf being cannot be charged to the
infinitely perfect Mind, with shorn
•s no variableness nor shadow of
turning. Ignorance of God. a mis
taken sense of things, a material
view, this is all there is to evil;
this !s the only devl there is. And
the Bible says that the mission of
the Christ is to destroy the works o
the devM. So Jesus came to de*
sttoy ignorance of God. came to
save us from the Adam-view of crea
tion and to give us that exalted
spiritual sense of being, that know
ing of the true God and true man
which he describes as "life eternal."
And let us now see how intensely
practical and available becomes the
salvation taught by Jesus, in the
light of the teachings of Christian
CONCLUSION
To earth's material dreamers, to
the dream troubled nations. Chris
tian Science, the liberator of man
kind, echoes the great call of Scrip
ture: "Awake, waake; put on thy
strength, O Zion; put on thy beauti
ful garments. O Jerusalem, the holy
city: . . . Shake thyself from the
dust; , . . loo3e thyself from the
bands of thy neck. O captive daugh
ter of Zion." . . . Break forth tnto
joy, sing together ye waste places
of Jerusalem." "For the Lord God
omnipotent reigneth."
I The Week In Society!
lUUUUtmmxiMiWM
LILACS
In fiome plain homestead's chamber
trim
At best your Deauty shows.
There earthen pitchers, coarse of
brim,
Your billowy blooms disclose.
f, For here, in altering moods of May,
You seem, through toilful hours,
To stoop from lovlier state and pl»y
The sweet plebeians of flowers.
—Edgar Fawcett.
0—0—0
Aloert Reinert is home from
Ketchikan where he has been for
1 the past several weeks establishing
a branch store.
0—P—0
Mrs. George S. Flemlhg who has
been visiting in the home of Mr. an
Mrs. L. C. Gault returned home to
! White Horse today.
0—0—0
I The A. C. Blanchard family and
the Ganty family with Francis Van
Jde Wall picnicked at Lake Dewey
on Thursday afternoon.
«—0—o
Mrs. William C. Sime of White
i Horse, was a passenger south on
I the Princess Sophia on her way to
j Boston and other eastern cities.
0—o—0
■Mrs. George LaBounty will toe a
| passenger south to Ketchikan on the
I first boat where Mr. LaBounty has
! charge of the Albert Reiuert 6tore.
A—(l-tl
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Allen, who
j have been visiting with Mrs. Allen's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mc
j Brieii, left on the Spokane for their
{ home in Juneau.
o—0—0
j Mrs. Frank N. Feero arrived on
! the Spokane from an extended vis
I it In cities on the Sound. Mrs.
Feero reports a pleasant time visit"
i ing friends and relatives. ,
u—o—o
Mrs. K. T. Crane of Boston, Mass.,
arrived in Skaguay on the Princess
Sophia, and will visit for the sum
I mer months with her daughter, Miss
Katharine Crane, of the Bank of
I Alaska.
o—o—n
Mrs. Allen Shattuck of Juneau,
was a Skaguay visitor while the
Spokane was in port. Mrs. Shattuck
| was going to Sitka, where she went
i to organize a class in Home
; Economics.
| On Monday Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baker,
Mia^ Verne Miller, Miss Edith Liddi"
| cpat. Miss Gertrude Liddiooat, Miss
~~~l
, Vera a MulvihlU, Miaa Lela Malan
and Miss Ellen. Rogers went to
Lake Dewey for a picnic supper. Th
| meal was cooked in the open and
after a rest a fine basket of fish
was caught and brought home.
u—o—o
Miss Marian McEwen and her sis
I ter, Miss Ellspeth McEwen of Se
i attle under the patronage of theli
relative, Mrs. Payne of Juneau, are
v'sitin in Skaguay and are stopping
at the Pullen House.
#—•—«»
Mrs. Emma C. LeFevre returned
on Sunday from a "visit of several
months with her son, Judge H. B
LeFevre in Juneau. Mrs. LeFevn
! will look after her Skaguay propert
' before returning to Juneau..
———— 0—9—0
I Clarence Berry, multlmllllonair
i mining man of interor points anc
owner and operator of oil fields ii
California, was a Skaguay visitoi
the latter part of last week nd lefi
: for Fairbanks on Monday.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hampton ol
| Atlin, passed thru Skaguay or
j Thursday en route to Seattle. Mr
and Mrs. Hampton are quitting th<
north and will locate permanentlj
in some point on the Sound.
1—0—0
Mrs. A. St'nson, house guest o
Mrs. David Stevenson, lefft for Ju
! neau on the Santa Rita, where sh<
met her husband, officer on th<
! City of Seattle, and with him wen
on.to the'r home in Seattle.
I 0—0—0
W. H. Clayson was an incominl
passenger on the Spokane fron
I Sanitarium where he has been so
! journing for several weeks. Mr
Clayson praises the Goddard house
, hold and says he had a delightful
' ly restful visit.
0—0—0
J On Saturday last, Judge and Mrs
E. A. Rasmuson, Mr. Betts, Misf
Katharine Crane, Mr and Mrs. Har
I din, Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. M<
' Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stev
enson and little Ruth Stevensoi
went to Burro creek for an outing.
' Many of the town's people »r<
taking advantage of the fln<
weather and picnics, fishing
and oerrypicking are now feature!
of Skaguay life in the open. Golf
ing and tennis, come for their shart
and while the good weather contin
ues indoor life is very quiet.
o—o—<v
With the Reverend L. H. Peder
sen as hike guide, the Alpine clut
MEN APE POWERLESS
White Pe^s <t Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 41
IMllf Except BwUj
No I. N. Bound No. 8, 8. Bound
1st Class j ' ' 1st Class
9:30 a. m. I.eaves 8KAGWAT Arrives 4:B0 p. m.
12:05 p m. " WHITE PASS Leave* 3:20 p. in.
12:45 p. m- " LOO CABIN . " 2:30 p. m.
1:40 p. m. » L BENNETT » 1:80 p. to.
3:20 p. m. - " CAR0B06S " 11:48 m. m.
5:50 p. in. Arrive* WHTEEHORSE " 0:00 a. m.
l'a»secgers must be aX depot in time to have Baggage in
spected acd checked. InspeetlM is stopped 30 minute* before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage wiQ ke checked free with e«ch full
fare ticket and 75 pounds wltfe each Hf far* ticket
T* riflit Agalnai Utw>H CdIni Tke;
Strike at tke VnderlylnK Clue.
To treat Dandruff, and Falling Halt
with Irritants or oll« on which a para
title germ will prosper. Is like seoopln,
water from the ocean to prevent the tlci
from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satlsfacton
cure without having a right understand
lng of the fundamental causes of th
trouble.
Tou must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro'a Herplclde does this because I
to specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ to removed, the hut
has no choice b<it to resume health;
growth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause, you remove th.
effect."
Sold, by leading druggists. Send 10c. I
stamp* for sample to The Herplclde Co
Detroit. Mich.
On* Dollar Dotae, guamateed.
At all Drug St owe. Air,
—A-drerti seni eat,
.. .j
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $L00 Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
- Keller Bros. Drug Co, j
Sj— t-u—1 ■ _ •
made their most strenuous climb
on Tuesday. Many went, to the
top of A. B. mountain while o there
enjoyed the trip to lower trails..
Each t ook bis luncheon, but was
provided with coffee by the club.
u—o—o
Mrs. L. S. Keller, Miss Gretta
Gray, of Los Angeleg and Captain
Locke of the Princess Sophia, were
kitchen luncheon guesta of Mrs.
Harriet S. Pullen on Thursday.
Miss Gray is making a tour of the
north on business and pleasure
bent and is thoroughly enjoying the
trip.
0—0—0 ^
Mrs. J. Walter Hainesworth and
her daughter, Mis« Roberta, Who
\ have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. V. L Hahn at the Pullen House
for the past fortnight were passen
gers south on the Spokane for their
home in Seattle. While In Skaguay,
Mrs. Hainesworth was given a Very
r pleasant outing to Whitehorse.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. John Randall Dunn
of Saint Louis, Missouri, arrived on
the Princess Sophia and are guests
of the Pullen House. Mr. Dunn is
a Member of the Board of Lec
tureship, of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
In Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Dunn
giving lectures at points aolng
the coast and Yukon. With Mrs.
Dunn he will make a s'de trip to At
lin, but no lecture will be given
there.
(Continued on cage 4.)
Crying For Help
Lots of It in Skagway But »aUy
Growing Less.
The k'dneys often cry for help.
Not another organ In the whole
, body more delicately constructed;
Not one more important to health
The kidneys are the inters of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where
' there is poisonous blood.
Backache is one of the frequent
indications of k'dney trouble.
It is often th$ kidneys' cry for
help. Heed it.
Head what Doan's Kidney Pills
have done for overworked kidneys.
Proof of merit in tha following
statement:
t Mrs. L. M. Woodwprth, 903 Al"
. vord Stz. The Dalles, Ore., says: "J
| had been subject to backache and
disordred kidneys for five years,
Finally I had $ych a terrible »pell
of backache that I though^ I would
die. Mornings when I got up my
back was so weak and 6ore I could
hardly get out of bed. I tried dif
ferent medicines with no relief, un
• c'l 1 finally used Doan's Kidney Pill
1'wo boxes stopped the backache an
made me feel as strong as ever."
Price 00c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a, kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—tha same
that Airs. Wool worth, bad. Foster
Mllburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Mother never made better Ic«
cream than ttuut which is served
b/ Keller Bros, at their sanitary
soda fountain. Have you tried it?
___ A remedy forinlectiona
HTW— Jri of Old urin.ry tract.
M Painless. noD-poisoooua
IfllllT IB ■ »a<i willnot stricture
fnr^^ nWI Kclieveflin I to 5 days.
PRiCE $1.20 Sold .8y l)raggl*t»
Treatise with each bottle or nulled on request.
PltCI'AUSU Brt ~
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You make a mistake il
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THE
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Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each Qoor
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Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
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Fresh Eggs, etc7
® Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
■
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I If You Want To Either HWe *;i
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Nature of Positions Va
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Thos Desiring Positions W1JJ
Give Quallfatlons and Na
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Chief of Bureau,
! By Order of the Governor.
FOR SALE
J The "Beat It." A poorer bo:t
with 15 h. p. etglne. Make# IS
miles an hour. Complete In every
detail. Will sell cheap. Sergt. <J.
; A. Foss, Ft. Seward.
( 7-<3-3t
lost Economical
coffee you
can buy
H goes
further
Vacuum
packed by
special process
You can make more cups of good coffee
with less M.J. B. than with any other #
coffee.
Compare M. J. B. Coffee spoon by spoon,
cup by cup, with any other coffee and
you will be convinced that M.J. B. Cof
fee is the best and most economical
coffee you can buy.
> M.J.B. is scientifically blended from
the finest flavored coffees grown in the
world. It is never roasted until thor
oughly mellow and is vacuum packed
to retain its strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
M.J.B. Coffee Why?
Tke Sum riot ' Caurt for S*a Fwciw ku Boated ibia Caffatatioa parauiiaa to ckilfi id MM* to
The San Francisco laving* and Lean 9«cl«tr. im tka Sn»«iaia«rim of Bub ad
Sfcretary/c f State Wave i««ued lK» ammmlj cuti ll»i aathonatai (hit I* b< das*. Ai mm u tkoM ptrir iirliay an 4^aiW
eff retire, fihc change.will be immediately made, of wkick wr H«piM»ri. itockkaldan aad tka public (MeraUy will be duly arhniaj
/ /1 i J One-Huadred and Firtt Half Yearly Report of
'/ The .German Savings ahd Loan Society
' jj' | (An Americas CoryantiM chartered by the Stat* of Califeraia ia 186S)
/ A SAVINGS COMMERCIAL J
s £ r«26 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA N. '
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Ialssets—
UiitiJ SUtu, Slat*, Muiciytl and Othar Bondi (taui value
914,1(8,12140) •taadiac ea beeka at . .
: Loaa* oa Kaal Estate, aecaaed by £ut caortgage* . . •
MLmii mm lead* aad Stock* #
7 |'Bask Buildiafe and LaU, Mia aid branch ofica (value ^ '
$600,906.00), ataadiag oa baeka at
I Othar Real EaUU (value $190,000.00), Handing oa booki at
Eaipleyaae' Paaaiea Fuad (value $264,897.17) itandiag on beolu it
CASH ia Vault* aa4 with Federal Reserve Bank
rt »
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$13,027,749.46
37,472^94.73
763,349M
1.00
1.00
1.00
7,834,261.69
$89,397,628.20
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LIABILITIES- MR
Due Depeaitori ' l ~. $55,778,50746
V. Capital Slack actually paid ia 1,000,000.00
Reierve and Ceatiagent Fund a 2,286,03034
;\To Federal Raeerra Bank oa accauat Subicriptioa to Third Liberty Loaa 336,067.00 /£.,
• . $19,397,625.20 rlL
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OHN AiBUCK, Proidat
SubarfrJbed and aworn trf before ate tki* 2Wi day ef J eat, 1918.
{5(£AL1 CHAS. F. DU1SENBCRG, Notary Pablic.
I The Sumo bt Court far Sea Fiaaciaco kaa
The S»..
/SecretarW) of State kave iaaied ike
defective, jlhe?ch»nge will fbe ii
GEO. TOURNY, Mu«er
For the m aaatka cadiai J use 30tk, 1918 a diwdud el
4 ft per aaaua waa declared.
tkit Cotporalioo pemiaaea to chop ita
n%m ««<••• locittr, and tke Supenateadeat ol I -
aatkenaia ikia to be deae. Aa waa aa these puifcn am lUr'
ear dopeaitera. atockkelden aad ike public (eaerally twiH Ve daly edwaei
iperi be Court fer Si* Fiaaciaco kaa pa
Fr anclico Savlndi and Loan loeialy, aid tke **- j-1. j
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