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Necromancy
Is
Science
Subject
Ancient
and
Modern
Mesmerism
and
Hypnotism
Discussed
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
In
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"An
cient
and
Modern
Necromancy,
Alias
Mesmerism
and
Hypnotism,
Denounced.
Among
the
Bible
texts
Included
in
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
follow
ing
from
Revelation
12:0:
"And
the
great
dragon
was
cast
out,
that
old
serpent,
called
the
Devil,
and
Satan,
which
decelveth
the
whole
world,
he
was
cast
out
Into
the
earth,
and
his
angels
were
cast
out
with
him."
The
lesson-sermon
also
Included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook.
"Sci
ence
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"That
false
claim
that
ancient
belief,
that
old
serpent
whose
name
Is
devil
(evil),
claiming
that
there
Is
Intelligence
In
matter
either
to
benefit
or
to
Injure
men
Is
pure
delusion,
the
red
dragon;
and
it
Is
cast
out
by
Christ,
Truth,
the
spiritual
idea,
and
so
proved
to
be
powerless.
The
words
'cast
unto
the
earth'
show
the
dragon
to
be
nothingness,
dust
to
dust;
and
therefore',
in
his
pretence
of
being
a
talker,
he
must
be
a
He
from
the
beginning.
Three
boys,
Implicated
In
the
it
from
a
Chinaman's
dcwlllng
on
Eleventh
Avenue,
were
dealt
with
hv
M.iplstrntp
In
rltv
iinllr
murt
NEED
RAIN
nm
TAD
HAVQI
AND
WARM
Tuesday
and
Wed'sday
w
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Crop
Condition
Unsatisfactory
in
Most
rarts
of
Prairies
Soil
Drifting
Peace
River
in
Good
Shape
With
Grain
Showing;
Up
Well
WINNIPEG,
June
1.
High
winds,
cool
cloudy
days
and
a
dearth
of
rain,
have
characterized
the
weather
over
the
grain
growing
area
of
Western
Canada
during
the
past
week.
Wheat
Is
showing
well
above
ground
and
most
districts
report
plants
sturdy
and
strong
but
growth
a
j
is
at
a
minimum
and
a
general
rain,
iiouowea
by
warm,
sunsniny
wea-jther,
Is
necessary
to
insure
rapid
land
satisfactory
growth,
according
l
to
the
weekly
crop
report
issued
by
t
'
the
department
of
agriculture,
Ca-'
'nadian
National
Railways.
j
I
In
Manitoba,
seeding
of
all
grains,
j
with
the
exception
of
a
little
flax,
I
has
been
completed.
Cool
days
with
nme
frost
at
nights
has
made
slow
growth.
Heavy
winds
have
blown
out
seed
where
land
Is
light,
necessitating
reseedlng.
This
Is
especially
true
on
the
Portage
Plains.
Late
sown
wheat
and
coarse
grains
are
now
showing
uneven
germination
while
some
fields
of
wheat,
which
are
up
from
three
to
four
inches,
are
patchy.
Summer
fallowing
la
going
on
ipace
as
farmers
are
anxious
to
strong.
Southern
Saskatchewan
Is
suffering
from
lack
of
moisture
and
In
some
localities,
if
drought
continues,
the
situation
will
be
serious.
Fields
are'
now
showing
effects
of,
ack
of
moisture
and
growing
grain
i
becoming
bleached
and
turning
yellow
as
the
result
of
high
drying
winds.
,
v
il..
1
j-,
n
in
u
ie
AWflien,
uienavun,
ura-velbourg
areas
crop
prospects
are
reported
only
fair
and
pastures
are
in
poor
shape.
At
some
points
water
for
livestock
Is
becoming
scarce.
Prom
the
Craik,
Rose
town.
Con
quest,
Beechy,
'Elrose
subdivisions
come
reports
ot
a
disastrous
dust
storm
which
did
considerable
damage
to
crops.
Rain
Is
badly,
needed
as
crops
are
not
making
much
headway
and
land
is
really
too
dry
for
effective
summerfallowlng.
Along
the
Miniota.
Touchwood,
Yorkton,
Tonkin,
Asqulth,
Dodsland
subdivisions
wheat
is
showing
well
above
ground
but
is
rather
patchy,
due
to
blowing
out
and
frost.
Some
receding
will
have
to
be
done.
Along
the
Prince
Albert
divisions
rop
conditions
are
fair
to
good
but
growth
is
slow
due
to
cold
weather
and
high
winds.
Wheat
looks
heal
thy
and
rain
would
be
an
asset.
Slight
drifting
hat
done
some
dam
age
but
varies
as
to
the
districts
while
one
subdivision
reports
slight
:utworm
activity.
Unsettled
Weather
Along
the
Opoee
Lake
line
and
on
the
SteUler.
Three
Hills,
subdivisions,
weather
has
been
unsettled
and
was
cloudy
and
cool
with
persistent
high
winds
resulting
In
a
revival
of
soli.
drifting,
which
will
necessitate
reseedlng.
Cutworms
are
working
In
some
localities
but
so
far
their
ravage
Is
not
serious.
North
Central
Alberta
has
suf
ficient
moisture
for
present
needs
with
growth
satisfactory
and
conditions
fair
to
good
but
rain
followed
by
warm
weather
would
be
beneficial.
Satisfactory
reports
come
from
the
Peace
River
country
as
weather
conditions
are
ideal
and
moisture
Is
plentiful.
Alljseeding
Is
completed
and
grain
Is
showing
up
nicely
In
most
places.
More
general
offerings
on
western
stock
yards
resulted
in
a
lowering
of
cattle
prices
from
25
cents
to
SO
cents
per
hundred,
and
as
the
week
advanced
prices
declined
to
a
new
low
level
for
the
season.
Prospects
for
strengthening
of
prices
are
not
bright.
The
hog
market
still
remains
somewhat
unsettled.
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Hyacinths
Harvest
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yean
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Please
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were
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tol
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DellClOUS
B21
Uteeclmntt
(The
Nation's
Liutirc)
I
Ladies
of
Sons
Of
Norway
Have
Enjoyable
Dance
The
ladies'
Group
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
lodge
staged
an
enjoyabV
Ha
danc
In
the
Metropoie
Hall
Saturday
night,
about
eighty
oernani
being
present
for
the
o:-caon.
The.
affair
started
at
8:30
nm.
and
closed
at
midnight.
Ar-cordlan
music
was
furnished
by
refresh
tooimente
were
before
the
Prty
fore
weed
growth
becomes
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhavn
ws
In
gen
eral
charge
of
the
affair,
othr
i
'
members
of
the
committee
belni
Mrs.
T.
Murvold.
Mrs.
Chris
Jen
sen.
Mrs.
Chris
Johnson.
Mrs.
O
Wtek.
Mrs.
A.
Wick
and
Mrs.
O
Welle.
John
Storseth
presided
ai
the
door.
Girl
Guides
Tea
Was
Successful
Substantial
Amount
nf
S3?
.SO
Rc
alizrd
at
Affair
In
Roof
Harden
Saturday
Afternoon
Skylark
Patrol
of
the
First
Com
pany
of
Girl
Guides
held
a
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cook
lng
Saturday
afternoon
In
Mr.
Max
Heilbroner's
roof
garden
Weather
was
auspicious
and
thr
roof
was
attractively
decorata
with
bunting,
flowers
and
plants
The
guests
were
received
bv
Mi-
Lucille
Brooksbank,
patrol
leader.
Miss
Maxtne
Hellbronw
and
Mr
Htllbroner.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Motte
anC
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson
poured
an-
"ervlteurs
were
Miss
Kathleen
KM
back.
MIm
June
Armour,
Mi'
Grace
Watkinson
and
Miss
Edit)
Drewerton.
Mrs.
Chris
Perry
hn
1
charge
of
the
home
cooking
tab1
Musk:
was
provided
for
the
oc
casion
by
a
gramophone
loaned
by
MacLaren's
Music
Store.
In
a
bean
guessing
contest.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen
was
the
winner,
her
guess
being
1087.
As
a
result
of
the
tea.
the
sub
stantial
sum
of
$37.80
was
realized
for
the
summer
camp
fund.
Uncle
OAZAZUS
is
coming!
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Made
to
Your
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Uox
475
PROF.
HILL-
TOUT
HEARD
Lecture
Sermons
in
the
Anglican
Churches
Yesterday
Proved
of
Much
Interest
Prof.
Charles
Hill-Tout,
eminci:
Vancouver
archaclogist
and
an
thropologlst,
gave
Interesting
lcc
i
ture-sermons
yesterday
morniii!?
!
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathc-j
dral
in
the
evening
and
In
S.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Seal
Cove.
Prof.
Hill-Tout,
who
Is
a
stuncV
believer
In
evolution,
traced
hij
theories
of
the
development
of
the
mental,
moral
and
spiritual
altitude
of
man
who,
he
declared,
had
a
common
life
with
all
natur
:
from
the
cell
up.
Through
processes
of
cducatjon.
man
had
become
the
only
creature
to
differentiate
between
himself
and
all
nature
around
him.
The
speaker
gave
his
Ideas
of
the
gradual
ffrnwfh
nf
tnntitltv
anrl
mnralt.u'
just
as
a
plant
growing
in
a
darc
I
place
would
turn
toward
the
light.
Out
of
mortality
a
spirituality
ha
1
grown.
Large
congregations
heard
Prof.
Hill-Tout's
lecture
in
both
chur
ches.
Uncle
OAZAZUS
Is
coming!
Strange
Sights
in
Foreign
Lands
!
Monday
june
j
151!
HEAR
Monday
and
T
two
snows
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Constance
Bennett
in
"SIN
TAKES
A
HOLIDAY"
With
Kenneth
MacK(..B
Hasll
Rathbone,
niU-uS
Louis
IJartels
A
clever
stenoKriph(r
2
never
let
her
shorthand
Z
what
her
other
hand
u
lng,
A
wise
little
merchant
l
the
market
of
love.
Comedy
LAUREL
&
mRDl
in
"LAUGHING
CUAVY
PlCTOniAL
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WEDNESDAY
&
TlllttSDAl
LAWRENCE
TinnETT
and
GRACE
MOOKE
in
"NEW
MOON
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ROBT.
J.
CROMIE
Editor
and
Owner
The
Vancouver
Sun
Howihey
Ivc
In
Asia.
Their
Modes,
Outlook
P
sibilitirs,
How
Asiatic
conditions
affect
the
E
omlc
Future
of
British
Columbia.
Loam
of
the
new
trend
of
world
thoiiRht
A
;
phlc.
Interesting
lecture
spiced
with
drsnij
and
humorous
narratives,
given
In
an
inn
'
style.
The
Orient
viewed
In
a
new
light,
through
eyes
of
a
well-known
Canadian
editor.
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June
6th
,
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