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TIILT.SDAY,' APRIL 10. U22.
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daily journal, rd::7LAiiD,i; c:
e;:sgo?alycu;:g
K IS GOAL
, fcrtatlon tt a M." nationwide organi
sation of upwards of S 30.000 young peo
ple romprlalaa; the various Junior so
cirtl of tn Eplnoopal church la fore-
ratted i a, tentative call which baa
n lasued for an Informal conference
f the laWra of these aocietieW at Port
land, Ortfon, next September, during
th triennial general convention of the
ftoarch. Bf1nnlne" with the war period.
In a snore of )9ixceaea 'throughout the
country, aocleilea of young people have
ben organised within ther church; baaed
on the principle of service and. sell -
Their mettlnira are devoted to dls
eaeatona of puUlio problems, ' and ' ay a-
tearMUo plana for useful effort in rells-
loua. social service and civic activities
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' The movement has spread with such
rapMlty and with auch Excellent resulta
that' the executive aecretarlea of the na
tlenal council of .the church, seeing In
tt great clvkj as well aa spiritual poten
tialities have laid "before the church the
aagfwtle! of a national organisation
In a bulletin ttteh gives the full details
f the actMjtee -0f thee eocletles in
the ttMoces wber4 they have been , or
gantoed. J"Of Orm varied ami eome'tlrnea
cenflietlnf programs of the - diocesan
boxllea a national program would toe
formulated andar the proposed amalsa-
liar, Pr. William E. Gardner., secre
tary of the educational 'department -of
ine national council of (ha church. In a
summary at the movement aaya: ."The
' war has brought the yninr,)fe of the
nation forward; Thousand! i of boys and
gu-la have found It poaalbla to Invest
tiuitr interests and enthusiasms la com
m unity nd national movements.
TLU COXTAGIOCS . . . .
"Die satisfaction resulting has been
contagious and today there re Young
nrrna and women who desire' to ae the
chtirth wake an aa soma wXDreas it.
and utilise that power of yAuth which
the nation has used to auch advantaa
It the church has made religion and the
pint sal Ufa demand too much lntro-
spoctioa for thia ag of youth." save rr
Gardner. "If h has teued -outline
taska that command the service of an
wrewhlca. If aroused,-gives freely, lr
she T.a failed to make romantic and
thrl!'ir.i''v Ariventnraua the task Of
building a Christian nation, then let her
confi'!s her neglect and call her fcest
young people Into cooperation."
Approximately half a Ynlllion youTtr
people in the church could be gathered
Into these diocesan organisations tinder
a national leadership eOopefaUnff with
(he diocesan heads if the plan oi amal
gamation waa adopted, -
8500,000 Added to
Baptist New World
Salvation Campaign
A contribution of $500,000 to th pro
posed $10C,0O0.00d fund to finance the
Baptist New World tovefnent waa re
ceived "today at the Jew York office of
the Northern- Baptist association,' accord
ing to a telegram received by Pr. O. C
WrlchU secretary fa the Oregon Baptist
state convention, f rom-Xr. J. Y. Aitchi
son, director general of the movement.
Approximately J9.000.000 already had
been contributed to the fund by North'
ern Baptists and it la planned to in
crease thia amount to 115,000,000 by
April SO, Dr. .Wright stated. And Ore
gon's 'shark of the eontrfbatlon trould
amount to approximately $100.000v
' 1'ians ouu;nea xor in new wona
movement call for raising' the entire
$100.0tR0 by 19!. Approximately an
equal. amount is . to be raised by the
houtliertr BaptJfcla and.. the money used
in promoting- aa aggressive, 'campanro
for the salvation vt he Krorld by-the
Baptist .church.' ' -
' .r r" "a r 'n nn t n n '
State' Speed Cods -
' Called Before, Juagp
Corvabrs; April lS.Two cute peed
cops who stopped in Corvallis Wednes
day Ttarfced too cI6e te the city flr hv
dranta nnd were tequrred to appear be
fore Judge Conner. The case was de
layed until the cjty attorney's advice
was secured. Corvallia and Benton
county motorists who have been fined
or checked up by the state officers are
taking- a keen interest In the outcome.
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E.. Johnson's Alibi .
. Doubted; Fined 3250
Elmer Johnson's alibi was not believed
try EHsrrlcvJodffe Deleft Wednesday aTf-
ernoon and the 'aueged booegser
fined JC50. Johnson explained the 40
gallons of moonshine found In his ma
chine by Highway Patrolman Ilamaker,
April S, by saying he was driving alone
the road when" be noticed two men to
one Side acting -very suspiciously. v . ne
stopped his car and they fled, he de
clared Then h found the liquor where
they had cached it and be loaded it into
hi a machine. : -
Mortgage Debt on
Oregon Farms 88
Millions in 1920
Washington, April l3.-WAfelIING-TOX
BUREAU OF TIlE JOURNAI)
Mortgage debts on owned homes' 'and
firniS la Ortssn in 13:3 v.aa $SS,OCO,oc3.
representinj S4.X per cent' of . the total
value, according to flgtirea arsnoufied
by the census bureau. TtU calculation
excludes rented hotoes. tenant farms
and farm! partly owned nd partly
rented. . There were almoet i:6.O0O city
and (Suburban homes of which 411 per
cent were owned by occupants and Ji-t
per cent were mortgaged, the ratio et
mortgage to value being 40-4 per cent.
'When Will titete.Be v
Diaartnament or Dining Tables ?
- 'Suppose everybody would ;-.Gfap3Nut3 makes a iriend
.' , : recognize thefartthattre'sno.of the "taste and an aljy of the
. - ' gain but much loss in keeping ? stomach.
. j- tip, hostilities with the stomach! ' There's a . charm and satis-
4 ' " - rvnn-o r, nfint wrrra- ! iaCtlOtt to thlS deliciOUS- food
-. . , tion of improper food on indig- K whkh romfs appetite to say,
riant digestive organs fehould De,
f;-
ittled with guarantees Of sen
sible diet and tranqua digestiotll -
J The saving would be beyond
all possibility of tountingi - -
Yet millions go on declaring
There's a meall' and digestion-
toi answer, "Thank goodness,
here's peace at lastl ' .
1 Grape-Nuts is the perfected
nutriment of wheat and malted ;
barleys-sweet cris, and won-;
derfiilly -nourishing. It digests
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war oh the stomach and accept- ! quickly, and provides the neces
ing war in returnloading up sary elements,, including the.
on starchy, heavy, Unbalanced . vital mineral Salts, for body,
-"' nri httyhivpasftned? ;nerve and brain. . , -r
r food at breakfast or Order Grape-Ndts frcsm your
lunch end wonderV-1 grocer todaf and let a delighted
in? whv comfort hao- V taste pass atresty of peace alonsr
: piness and efficiency to srl fenthusiastib digestion and
assimilation.
GtapsNute-di0 Body Builder
: :' - ''There's a Reason"
' ISid by Postum Cereal Co., Iac thti&i Creek, Mich. -
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Eov. M. A. LIattliet7S
Is Named Moderator
4 Albany. Or, April 11. RT. M,' A.
Matthews f TVarrn .Bpringa. Eastern
Oregon wlj elected moderator rf
United Presbyterian Presbytery of Or
egon session at . Albany, VediwsAav.
Rev. David S. Bharp. telirlnj rnol.'rarof.
delivered, the opening sermon Tuet!ay
evening. lr. C I- Punn and J Tat
ton reported oa the new world move
ment congress of the United rreby-
terlaa church, to whiea they were t:t
ratea. Ten eharchea. Incladlr-t tae at
Tortiand, -were rseentt3.
"Va ta erreng A man ln-t bld fc
ca he"a atnart. H'e b&ii t-nMm hir
r"- rra won't rlor. AiKr a va-
OUR GREAT EASTER SPECIE
AT THE MILLER CLOTHING CO., THIRD AND ALDER
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A Remarkable Special
: i, - of Superior Quality
Men's and Young Men's
of the finest eort;
qualities well worth
3S:r-at the present
These are ' the very
bestt:
house
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any time at any
price. For the next
2 days ........
irpe of suits this
can put out at V
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Easter Special
" Nir, Spring ;;
Dress Shirts J
-: Handsome Patterns '
: $20 Qualities
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and" Saturday
' Order a Guaranteed All-Wool
MOSS" tailored steicUy .to your, measure
V' r V; ' fcigger store!. Bigger values than ever
A', V.()'V. before! ;V. - ; ..;
ai : . - larger and finer agsortment of woolens!
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Third and Alder Sts.
Branch Store 63-63 Tnird SU
i Swell, New
Cloth Hats -
- For Easter
Eetnilar Valon
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4 ill 3TTTERDK1& S ORES'l
Friday , and - Sateday Special
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a sv--Bji aTVB arw mr 'srw ar -wwv r 'vw-wm arw stTPFi ai . aw eaea eaaB m a
V voT ?nP? display of woolens than you haveeen
tnany .a .day. . JNpw,;yoU: can have a suit
de strictly to yout measure for the same
price or LESS than you would pay for a fac
tory made, suit x ,
fm mm
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I CHALLENGE any STORE or TAILOR4
to DUPLICATE the WONDERFUL VAL
UES lam giving. Vr . '
1 PERSONALLY GUARANTEE that your
smt made here will fit you better, give you
. longer czrvicc than any suit you ever had at
the samc price. v ; r" V- ' v; , "
- Come in today diamine my fine woolens
and have your suit made in any style that
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you.wicii
.An Invitation:
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- To " my many : customers, :
both old and new, and friends. .
Ccae In any time this week
and 666 ' what a wonderful
transformation has beeamade -
in my store. See the beautiful,
new woolens for Spring and
note how reasonable: are my
prices. - ) ; , .
It doesn't make any differ
ence whether or not you need
a suit just drop in and say-"HeUfl.-
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With my enlarged quarters,
improved facilities and. wider
fange of woolens, I am now in
position to gire you better.,
service and a better price than
ever before.--
MAIL ORDERS
FILLED:
Bead for my
FREE sample packet of All Wool
Cloth samples, tape measure and
' measarine blaeic. No - matter
where you livev I can fit yon and
please you wilif one of these suits,
just as satisfactorily es though ray
" tailors had taken : your measure
ments. r
.Comfort
Hot Water
Bottle s
2-QuartXapacity
Rbgulai: $1.25
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NO SEAMS TO LEAK. Thai feature ttlWlhc Slory of Service,
particularly when it is realized ' that the rubber is ihet very best quality
and scientifically treated. , Sold under the manufadwers--and our own
guarantee against imperfections. , Friday ) and Saturday regular $125 y
Comfort Hot Water Bottles will be sold for 89c. ,
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'Toilet Ccunter-
ji-oo lavoris-- . .';":
.. -A favorite - mouth .
trash and antiseptic :
FRIDAY and (Ot
- SATiTRnav JUL.
lit MAVIS TALCUSI
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5 SATURDAY ...... 1 V L
, COMBINATION SALE
85e Rexall TheaUCold Cream
.' 25c Rubber Massare Crush
FRIDAY and SAT- Off
URDAY Both forODU
COMBINATION SALE
$1.09 Bouquet Rameo .
Face Powder '
2lt Velour Puff
FRIDAY and SAT- C?T
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BIG SOAP VALUES
THE NEW PALMOLTFE SOAP -
':. Five' odors Elderflower, ,Roae, Glycer
' ine, Buttermilk, Almond f p?
55c DOZEN . ; CAKE
GRAHAM'S GENUINE LEMON SOAP
li. The Skin Wbitener Soap Lemon in odor,
aize, ihape and color ' '1 0
$1.00 DOZEN . CAKE -f-Vt,
23e REXALL JIEDICATED SOAP
2 for 25c 1 CAKE
1S REXALL TOILET: SOAP i (
3 for 25c CAKE AUL,
15c
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50c WHtSK BROOMS. QO
with metal rin and cap.. Oil
y15c
TROPS 4 i
Special FRIDAY and SATURDAY
23c HAND BnUSlI '
Special FRIDAY and SATURDAY
15c WASH CLOTH
Discontinued numberi-
$150 SHELL RAZOR STROPS QQ
25c RAJAH GLOVE CLEANER ' p
. , A superior cleaning: fluid .1flA
, FRIDAYSATURDAY ..... . . . , 1C
r23 MAGIC INSECT POWDEB
A big shaker top can QC
V FRIDAY SATURDAY ..... . . . . It7 C
25 MOTH WAX
- The Reliable Moth Killer
. ; FRIDAY SATURDAY ...
19c
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CANDY FOR EASTER
MarshmallowUen Ec?sf pound. 25c
Jelly Bird Egs, pound. .25c
Chocolate Cream Eejs with Yolk, each. -5c
Cream Fggs, assortd colors, with Yolks 10c
Floral Decorated Eggs, assorted colors,
Y 2 for 25c each....... 15c
Heide'g Jlarshmallow Decorated Easter
E??3 ...10c and 15c
Bungalow filled with Eg-gs. assorted. .10c
Easter Basket with Marshmallow Egrgs 10c
Easter Basket with Rabbit and Ersrs . . . 25c
taster Eoies of Chocolates..... 51 and $2
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, Broadway and Washington Stv Broadway 2401
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