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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS i
GATHER IN -PORTLAND
TWENTY SPECIAL TRAINS ARE
DUE BY SATURDAY
i Delegates Coming to National Ses
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PORTLAND, Ore., July A.
P.) Twenty special trains, are
beaded toward this city wlttt: thou
sands f of fCIv'stian Endeavored
from all -parts otthe United States
and Canada, who will spend from,
"July 4 to 10 attending the 30th
' International . CSTlstlan Endeavor
convention. ' V
, 'Edward P. Gates of Boston, gen
eral secretary, anticipates a regls
. tratlon of -1 5,0 00 delegates. Ap
j proximately 12.000 registrations
were recorded at the last Interna
, tlonal convention held e two years
ago at ; Des ? Moines. The. growth
, of the movement daring; the last
. two years and . Increased enthusl
asm on the part of constituent
groups are responsible for the In
'creased registration,, he sald.i ; i
GirroTdiPinchot, governor of
.Pennsylvania will give the opening
address on "Conservation of Amer
lea's Ideals." Because of July 4
ibeing . the nation's - birthday, the
theme of the ' 'session ' will be
"Christian Citizenship." The Rev.
Dr. Francis E. Clark, familiarly
known as "Father - Endeavor
. Clark, who founded, the movement
j 4 4, years ago In Portland, Me., will
preside at the opening session.
During the convention Dr. Clark
, will give an address on ; "From
Portland. Maine in 1881, to Port-
; land, Oregon, Jn, 1925' in which
1 he will briefly review the history
of the movement' from its inception
to Its present active 'membership
of approximately 400,000.
Among other, speakers are the
Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling of Nev
York, the Rev. Dr. Mark A. Mth
ews of Seattle, the Rev. Dr. i A.
Ray Petty and Harry Holmes; N.
York; the - Rev. Dr. James Kelly
of England, president of the Euro
pean Christian Endeavor Union;
the Rev. Dr. William Hiram
Foulkes of Cleveland; the Rev. E.
0 Marsden of Alaska; the Rev;
Seiao Abe and the Rev. Seljiro
vemura of Japan; the Rev. George
u H. Hubbard of Foochow, China,
, and the Rev. J Christy Wilson of
Persia. '- -. . v ; -'.
Among the conference leaders
are Clarence C. Hamilton, A. j;
Shartte and the" Rev. Stanley B
Vandersall, who with , Mr. & Gates
share 'the responsibility for the
conduct of the worldwide organ!
zation. whose motto is "For Chrisi
and the Church. 1
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WORLD PEACE PROBLEM
f IS. CHAUTAUQUA THEMr;
. Colonel (Rev.) George Fallisi
pastor of the Canadian 'Memorial
church at, Vancouver, B. C, chap-
lam . overseas during the .World
. war, Rotarian officer and lecturer,
derotee to j educational measures
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and connected, with several col
; leges, will 4rlng to Salem Chau-
taugua, July 11, his' famous ,l?c
tare, on !'The Problem of World
Peace." Colonel Fallis, who excels
ion the lecture platform as an earn
est, convincing J speaker, is par
ticularly fitted to speak on this
'all-important subject. He knows
Europe as well as he knows Amer
ica. He has been In the trenches
with the boys ''Over There,", and
'knows the horrors of war at first
hand is well as the difficult prob
lem of dealing wltn'peoples of dif
ferent races and temperaments. A
better Universal; understanding Is
'the keynote of Cplbneiyallls' solu
tloa of theproblem that' the world
fates" today He promises many
hew lights on.' this international
questfon, Vhlch wili broaden our
'mfnds' on this important problem.
Season tickets for, Salem Chau-t
tauqtfat . lara 'bn' sal. at; Patton's,
Hart man's Jewelry store. Will's
"music, house, Commercial Book
store. Miller stoe. Bishop's cloth
ing, house,! -Buster Brown shoe
.store, Shaler's Harness store.
Ppera House pharmacy. '
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AUSSRAUAN CONTRACTS
LONDON-7-Contracts amounting
to 117,500,000 bare been awarded
to British firms ' in connection
;with the- new naval construction
program of tna Australia gpvern-
. tnent. The British ;conttaots in
Bam Towels
10 for $1.00
A limit of 10 Towels to a customer is placed upon these for the simple reason that -it
is a purchase that we cannot duplicate. Plain white and colored bordered bath
towels, size 15x26 and 15x28. A splendid utility towel. We believe this quantity
will last until 10 o clock. . (Only 10 to a customer.)
Cotton Blankets
(64x76 and 66x80
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These are single cotton, blankets
of . excellent quality, colored bor-
iders. I
Cotton Sheets
72x90
Seamed sheets in a quality suit-"
able for utility service.
Sport Flannel
Colored sport flannel wool fin
ished cotton for beach! wear, very
inexpensive. "I
f. 2Vi yards for
Cotton Challie
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The new ensemble f or vacation
wear printed challies in 36-inch
; widths. 1 j f
6 yards for
Tissue Gingham
For warm days tissue ginghams
are unexcelled delightful patterns
in pastel tones. . (' j
5 yards for
. Xiingerie Crepe
This fine soft crepe has a lustre
and texture equal to a crepe at
twice this price. In all the under
wear shades. .
5 yards for .
Cretonne
The."New Coats" of cretonne,
are hits of f the vacation season.;
1 Buy them here and save money. I
4 yards for
Bleached Cheese
Cloth
Bleached cheese cloth as a lead
er will be sold Dollar Day at the
( rate of t .
18 yards for-
Turkish Toweling
Heavy weight Turkish toweling,
splendid quality, width, etc "Buy
now and save , ;
r 5 yards for
Romper Cloth
A big assortments of romper
cloth in plain arid , stripes. Very
durable, for. kiddies clothes as, well
as: house dresses, etc.
5 yards: for
BASEMENT FLOOR BARGAIN SQUARE
For
All
VJBairgairi Day -this year
finds lis amply prepared
to make this event the
(greatest one day's volume
of business iii our career.
at
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. prjceconcessions
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will go on di
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today
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p ijclearly demonstrate
1 ability to undersell.
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article aaverfed
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Yards
Just received for this
sale
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Choice
Yard
Think of choosing from 1000 yards of silks
in desirable qualities and patterns at this
low price! How can' we do it? They were
purchased upon .a distressed market we
pass the difference on to you. It is excel
lent advertising for us and you benefit great
ly by the savings effected. -
Values to $3.50 ,
Among these you'll find crepe de chine in
all silk quality, plain and fancy silk georg
ettes, cantons, crepes, tub silks, charmeuse,
satins, taff etas, bengalines, , sport silks and
many others. It will be delightful; choosing
at $1.00 per yard. ' .; ..' .
(Don't fail to see them)
(Basement Floor)
i pectations of meeting
- it s suing , to ue a lestiv e
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One Lot of Shoes
- Sizes 3 to. 5
Medium and High .Heels
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25c a Pair
A full line of Wool
arid Fibre Silk
rA large quantity of sweaters , go . on "sale
Bargain- Day at half price. .Sleeveless, coat
style, and slip-ons in good style and color
off erini an oppbrtunity for t our .customers
to stock up for vacationwear.1 Colors i tah,;
green,' tomato; red, gold, powder blue, pearl
'gray, taupe, rose, white, blade, buff, orange
nd yellow. . Some have : contrast colored
trims. Regularly $1.95 to :$S.95. Bargain
Day, your choice at one-half price. s
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Basement
Store
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Pac!ia2ci:Fcr
elude two 10,000-ton crulsen
two submarines, i
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