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Odd e--bath, chairs, tables, pictures, Book Sets, Book 'ntta>ý- of Knowledge, Bible Stortes, Young HAL? PRICE-2 BEAUTI Itallan garden vases, 36 96-nch circumferelice., Ide usual fountain. Glence e ' FURNITIJRE, CHINA. Ba sun lamp. kitchen ware, radio. Enclyclopedia Briti. édition.) 873 Cherry St. Wi FOR SALE-ONE POLO 14- three eveflifg gowfls 20. Al hln good condition.~ The lecturer spoke substantially as follows: It is a matter of common informa- tion that Christian Science teaches the. unreality of *evil. in faët, the unreality -of eviil îs one ýof the prop- ositions :of. this Science. As a prop- osition it ýcannot fait to be: found reasonable and demonstrable in the exact proportion. that it is under- stood. It, canothowever, be under- stood without aât first being duly considered. It i8 admitted to be re- Iigiously and siniial revolu- tionary. It is flot lightly, made. cgizanit than was Mary ae Eddy, the Discoverer and Pounder of Christian Science,, that the trials. and suferings of mankind are to universal, harrowing, and destructive. that shouId: any system advocate a casual or superficial V'iew -foIr-4reat-- ment of them it would antagonize intelligent people and be worthy onlly of rejection. Such, however, is not Christian Science doctrine, for this Science is essentially Christian and humanitarian, and' the postulate of. the unreality of cvii is advanced and advocatcd for the sole purpose of enabling mankind to overcôme evil instead of being overcome by cvil. Our investigation of . this subject should therefore be instigated by the same unpreiudiced interest that the ence justify the statenlent that, goÔd atone is reat and consequently that aIl forms of evil arc unreat. These basic propositions of spiritual~ Science are those of Spirit, They rest upoh spiritual truth. Christian Scienrce must, therefore, of necessity, provide. ineans for that truc spiritual culture which,. though contrary to the testi- monty of the senses, has proved excep- tionally sanative and redemptive. igs series in vi vay. Class ch: îtready have b, teazs ýpartie wped ' n. sport.. Clasa. champions and, runcrs-up hi. ,volleyýball -are as foltows, the name in each case indicating the- teacher wh<> has charge ow the advisor room wbh finishcd as a winneror runncr-up:* Senior-G. Di Edwards, winner, and )R. H.* Carpenter, runner-uip; junior- R. S. Rcam, winner, and N. G. Chris- tensen, runner-up; so phomoiýre-ob ertHarper, winner, and Arthur V«n Deursen, runner-up; frishmatt-W.. S; Brown, winner, and H. C.. Pifer,' ruaà. ner-uPp. These eight teams are battling for. the school championship>. J"nOrs. Wim Tiie In intramural besketball there was. m-eùpetition for class and school championships in three weight di- visions-heavyweight, lightweight and, featherweight. N. G. Christenseti; junior advisor rooin won the sehoOt championship in the heavywcight di- vision. Arthur Carlson, Robet Clark, jack Harris, jack Mervis, Donald Roberts, Robert Specht, RbL ert Blanchard and Robert Ogle were the boys on his teamn. The junior class also carried. off basketball honora in the lightwmg1ht> divisin. when the R. S. R~ 94- and George Sraneclc. Ini the featherweight division o*ly two teams competed, both of thon, from . freshman advisor ronnis, Gordon Van Kirk's and Robert Gattcn's. Van Kirk's teani, composed. of Normanl Demis, jack Harvey, William jeu- nings ' jack Jennings, Richard Roth, James Steen and Thomas Wilcox won the .chamtpioiihip. iThec intramural basketball f ret- sprigs and mat walnut 4inling ti very reasonable., stka,! 3697. ette, 1I. delog fFryhl.Poed r L onl.Prps~ ,o 1972 .JI toung: of ier ii.roçu 1.na Pupssfo 521 Main Street, Wiliiett* Ibea or the scbolarship f und. Mirs.. wil esetree days from - ~ Wlim Mutno Kenilworth isl Y. A. ÂNDBEW,. m WJLMKTM 32 UN1VBIRTY 7317 a prcuidciit of' the associatio.MsA Township Treasurer.* H. Peycke had charge of the PartYý, ir 1 :