Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . W.U. DEBATERS DOWN OXFORD MEN Win Victory by Narrow Mar- gin in Third International Competition. Russian Recognitic T s CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC OF LECTURE Dr. Walton Hubbard of Los An- geles Tells of Mary Eddy’s Discovery. Abe Martin Says: A lecture on Christian Science was 3 fternoon and of Christ, 1 Hubbard, Calif. Dr. the board rod yesterday in First Chure the mother church, ch of Christ, Sclentist, roduced ader of uspices . The lec- v Baker Eddy of Christian { the Scrip- further for hundreds of discover this law | | ‘een Meadow Buiter Is made from pure, [fresh whipping cream | and its purity is sustained by the Heath process. which scientifically eliminates all the germs which flood the air around every dairy-—so that it is churned in purity as well. You don’t know of any other Butter that will keep indefinitely—but Green Meadow Butter Is guaranteed—"Good Until Used.™ Cheapest to buy —because there is no waste and ! | it i H. L. Black & Son. 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