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BAPTIST REVlVftL "
GIIS-Iff EI11S
Grisat: Church Choir Qffers
Special Music; Rev. Shanks
5 Main Speakjer
The revival mieetiig at the FIrsI
Baptist church 1s gaining In inter
est and attendance. The' church
was nearly tilled, last evening andJ
the great chorus nnder the leader
ship of Fred t. Fisher sang spe
cial uumbers.' .A duet by. Mrs..
Tneodore Roth and Mrs. Elma Mc
Allister" was -especially 'enjoyed.
Mr: Fisher ssng "Jesus Will Never
( Forget.? The Tsstor, Dr. Shanks.
-presxhedlon IThe Gift'of ' Gifts."
All the wealth of the. world is hot
pomparable -to'the gift of God's
ore.:' The. greas Orloff diamond
hat is among the crown jewels of
'Russia touia not bring peace "and
happiness to that people." The rec
ord of sin and wickedness has con
stantly wrought . ' death and : de
struction , in. spite ' of the great
wealth. The Koh-i-noor diamond
that ia one of th great crown
Jewels of Great Britain Is One or
the, most valuable erer found. In
the rough it weighed 800 carats.
but' when recut into its present
form it weighs 1034 carats. It
is worth areat price. s- n
Bratil. produces innnally 30,
000 carats -of diamonds but only
about" $.000 are really .-of much
value as ' gems. The largest dia
mond 5 aver found 'wag of 3034
carats.' 1 -This came'' from South
Africa. It was split up into, eleven
ports. '.-.The largest piece was" cut
and set in the 'scepter of King
George of England." Many ether
. diamonds of renown are in exist
ence. ?i Most Valuable cries are pure
crystal, clear as . water. 'but when
foreign elements -enter Into them
they ara .white,Tyellow, green and
brown, and In tare instances even
orange, red, blue and black. - :
V But all these diamonds if gath
ered "Into one treasure could not
account fof th6 'price of eternal
life. v.No measure of earthly treas
ure, can-balance the gift of God's
love The Orloffs loved the beau
tiful Catherine. II. of Russia, and
broughttheir treasure: to her and
' she- banished them, and" the brave
Gaorgietltch. ended his life In wan
dering and .insanftr. v Dwlght ,- I
Moody loved Jesus Christ, and He
sent hint '-out? to .witness for the
gospel-an$ hundreds of thousands
. leaf fled id- Jovrtnd worship the
, Lord df Ufe.Judas followed Jesns
but " he loredr the gdld, and per
Uhed inhUiVo'.Wtt piace. -The
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of all and Jesus granted to mm
that wonderful vision on the lone
ly isle that has cheered the hearts
of saints to this day and will cheer
them until they enter-that fuller
life over yonder; '' "- 1 " '
No meetings today (Saturday)
hut Sunday morning and evening
and all next week every night at
7 ; 30.. Tuesday-eTening Is -to be
Father and Son night and the pas
tor will preach on "Play Ball J?
Everybody is cordially invited to
all, these meetings.' 4 " '-.
tatha;Uity;.belnr Involved. -The I to $500; emergency fund of $1080
fund . laid aside for grading the
athletic school in back of the Par-
rish' junior high school; amount
ing to $200,: was eliminated, the
insurance was cut from $1G50 to
$1000, miscellaneous from $1500
' was eliminated and the amount al
lowed for interest on warrants
was chopped from $100. to $580.
While these drastic cuts pruned
the budget to ft the receipts, it
meant the " curtailing of many
items vitally; essential to the effif
clency of the Salem school syste m.
But the board feared that the taxi
payers f would refuse to ; Toate - a
special ' levy in which case they
would be left without any budget
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Through the efforts of General
George A. White, adjutant general
for Oregon.- one of the largest and
best -trained military bands In the
northwest will be- in Salem Armis-j
tice Day, according to Biddy Bish
op, general chairman, .'who has
charge of the ' American Legion
celebration this year. The mnsi-l
cal organization - is the 1 8 6th in
fantry toand of 50 pieces irom
Portland. ? The band -will play at
various times daring the day; par
ticipate in - the .parade and then
Jeare for Silverton about- 6 o'clock
where It will take part in the cele
bration. . -- i-.-
1 Sale of the American Legion
tickets Is progressing ; in a satis
factory manner and already more
than $1000 has been turned in.
Jilshop announced last night. Ex
penses for the - celebration are
heavr this year and will amount
to around $500. Capita) Post No.
in charge of the" "day's activities,
is making an effort to clear $2500
n brder' to clear up payments on
the- dram and. bugle corps and to
finance the- post activities during
the year., I the celebration proves
the success N Indicated, it will be
made van - annual event and the
American Legion will center on
Armistice' fay as a day tor flnanc-
ng the organization. in the ruture.
The'irarchaser-of a ticket Is as
sured ,his . money's worth, for.it
will be accepted" at one of two
football games;., any one of the
three theaters; cooperating" "with
the" 'American Legion, and at
either of two big dances at night.
Managements of the various at
tractions will receive 50-per cent
of 'the proceeds from the ticket
sales. - Those, planning; to attend
the football - game- or show are
urged by Chairman-Bishop to pur
chase the Legion tickets, as the
Legion does not receive anything
from box office receipts. ;. x ; - ,
ENDBUfllQN
;i : PA1N FOREVER
3Co
Xd to- Suffer' Another Pay
, Those AgOniilng Tortar-
,-. .Th6re isooe -simple yet inex-
pensfrt wajr to. teduce inflamed,
swollen to - joints and . get them
down to nonnat and that is to ap
ply Mdone's Emerald: Oil ; night
bi ;qioriiiis uo'peqpie woo sui
ter: from eueh' enlargements would
be Uwise Md reduce . them before
the resca a more or less chronic
1 ivAJkr anyV tirst class druggist
fori a ' origin! two-ounce - bottle
-Of lloofieri Emerald Oil - (full
strengthj aHi refuse to accept
anything. in;jiis place. It is such
a bCbly cQ'nce&traUd p repair tlon
that two donees, lasts' a long time
and f arlhermore to this wonderful
discovery does dot v give "you-complete
satisfaction .yon cah have
yqnf noneyfjefjlnded. -v- f :
. s. -Special sote LPeople who want
to reduce swollen- of 'varicose veins
Bho,uld gei i atttelol Emefald Oil
at cneVv Applied hlght knd mofn-ing-tti
direcv&d they-wm quickly
notice an imprdvement which will
ontlntis y Mhtit Vtn . veins and
bcttfbr afa. rednceA to' normal
Adv.;
BUDGET IS CALLED
"SCRAP OPAPpR'J
(OestiBaea Trom p i. ' 5
just how the budget just passed
upon would be affected' by a spe
cial election to raise, the teachers'
salaries. ' He : was also asked .to
get together with v the teachers
committee r and draw up a- ialary
schedule. With a detailed llst ot1
the salary each teacher In Salem
schools is now getting, and what
he or she . would - get under the
Knew- scheduled It is thought that
the schedule that would prove sat
isfactojry to 4 the teachers" would
mean asking for from $30,000 to
$50,000 or a tax levy of approxi
mately three' mills.' '' " ', '
-t 'Ati the '. meeting of the school
board : the members voted i to ac
cept the report of the budget com
mittee.' and agreed that - the bud
get as worked out shall' stand for
the ensuing year, . Practically
everr deoartment'of the school
system Is affected In pruning the
budget to eliminate the $9,600
which, because, of the 6 per cent
limitation, could only be obtained
by special election.
The material and supplies items
were cut from $22,600 to $19,650.
This teeant slashing Jot the funds
for educational ' equipment and
supplies, library booK4, printing,
prayage and freights '
The amount" allotted for main
tenance and repairs was cut from
17.800 to . $34,850. repairs on
practically -erery . school bailding
it
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IDver to
Monday
-Every One a
- Bargain '
Continues
JS14.95 S19.50
24.75 ?29.75
f$34.75 $39.75
59.50
;'See them displayed in our Show Window -
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SALEH STORE , V , ; i PORTLAND BILK SHOP
, v. State Stre . ; SS3 Aide Street .
ALLiJLAZER
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Knit Bottom
Regular 6.50 Values Now
Beautiful Plaid Patterns in Fine Quality Material
"? 'Various ''Color Designs'
Multitudes Have Marvelled at
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Keep kitchen odors
out of the living room
Fry witK Crisco
b;3 pounds Crisco l 79c,
A Square Cake Tin and Booklet of Recipes
FREE
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StlifiAR J Wilso r. Market Day
- .15lb$. Oleomargarbe RAISINS
; gfig 31b; 41b.Pkg.
opc 35 c
Gold Medal f 1
FLOUR New Pack Sal5?a
49 lb. bag - PEAS QUICK DATS
r; 2 cans 2 pkgs.
"mm: 2Qc 25c
Pride! Waldo ,' - n . 117, ;
, FLOUR Royal Club CcoVX
49 lb. bag v PEACHES V-
: 2 2y2tins !,rs
: .45c i 24c I
BCBlS P4 Extra Cream
: ' ROLLED OATS
?erlb. .Per pkg. - 91b.Pkg. " ;
- 57.C v ,46c
One Cent and One Dollar Sales !
WE LEAD AGAIN WITH MANY ADDED VALUES
i I I III X. A 1 tmm-
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SlldS ' RubWrs extra
heavy . Dolge-edge storm
soles, special -
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Co nti n u es S a (em's Se ! fin g Sensation
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ONE
DOLLAR
$15
Dresses
Saturday offers a splen
did selection in this
group. Pay $14.00 for
the . first dress, and an
extra $14.00 dress "costs
yon only
ONE
DOLLAR
SALE
$20
All new fall fabrics and
styles included in this
group at $19.00 for the
first dress and an extra
$19 dress for the small
sum of '
STARTLING
GOAT
VALUES
Many Additions To Our Popular Priced
Groups For Saturday at
95 $145 $199
185 HATS IN A BIG SALE
All New Authentic Shapes and Fabrics
oaturday & to o p. m.
75c HOUSE
BROO&VJS
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Between 2 and 3, Saturday afternoon, we will sell 100 House Brooms,
regular 75c grade, to the first 100 people who buy $2 worth in any
department except Groceries. 1 . ...t " '
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600 Pairs of Shoes in the
ONE CENT
Shoe Sale
Saturday features a big selection for Men,
Women, Boys and Girls Broken lots from
59c up to $5.49. Pay the marked price f or
first pair of shoes and extra pair from the
same price group costs you only lc more.
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All Wool $20 and $30
Suits and O'Coats
(A wonderful opportunity to save A big
.choice of Suits and O'Coats in light and dark
colors, all wool garments. After fl
buying any $19 or 5Z bun or
O'Coat you - are " entitled to an
'extra $19 or $29 vahie for only
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