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Statesman, Salerno Ore Friday, July 23. 1934 (Sec i) 3
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MIAMI Yep, the girls in Mia
mi, Fla., are pardon the pun
Stocking up on hosiery. Seems
the latest fad is opera lenzth
stocking for bell eh wear, as
shown by Jean Stuart at Math
eson Hammock Park. The girls
claim the hosiery "contains"
the' flesh, smoothing oat the
bumps and making legs nicer
to look at CAP WirepnotO)
NW Plywood
Industry Said
Endangered
PORTLAND (UP) An Increase
In imDorts of cheaDlv-made for
eign plywood poses a serious threat
in the Douglas fir Dlvwood industry
of the Pacific Northwest, Charles
Fox of Portland,' president of Cas
cades Plywood Corporation, says.
. Fox said according to U. S. Cen
sus Bureau figures imports of ply
wood for the first quarter of 1954
were 42 per cent over . those of
are last quarter of. 1853.
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At least 300-miIlion square feet of
foreign plywood will be dumped
in U. S. markets in 1954 at a
delivered price below what it costs
the industry to produce Douglas
fir plywood. Fox said.
- The Northwest plywood executive
said cheap labor which the U. S.
Fmhassv in Tokyo- estimates as
low as 11 cents an hour for Japan-
.c. nlmmuvi wnrtprn pive foreign
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plywood manufacturers an unfair.
competitive- advantage over iajus
las fir plywood workers whose
hourly wages average s.u.
Death Gaims
Ex-SiuslaW
River Captain
MAPLETON Iff) William Robert
TJomharHi- w who skittered the
steamer Lillian up the Siuslaw
River from Florence to beaton. tne
tvpari of tidewater, more than a
half century ago, died at his son's
home here. i
r. He moved to Florence in 1884
and was thought to have been the
I first captain on the Siuslaw. Later
he turned to deepwater and for 48
years sailed the oceans as a
marine engineer. .-'
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Luella .Wilson of North Bend,
and these sons: Lee and Kintzlaw
1 i-jof Reedsport, Ray of Bremerton,
Howard of JBeaverton, Edward of
Gardner and Robert of Mapleton.
Senators Plan
1 Coast-to-Coast
Housing Hearings
WASHINGTON Uh A cross -country
tour seeking further evi
dence of alleged housing irregular
ities was projected here by the
Senate Banking Committee,
Taking a breather in its public
probe of profits to builders from
FHA - insured loans which exceed
actual costs, the committee tenta
tively agreed on a new schedule
of coast - to - coast hearings and
asked another $150,000 to continue
its work. : (
Chairman Capehart (R Ind)
said he does not see any end to
the v spreading investigation, and
predicted the inquiry may run into
1955.
The Senate, which voted the com
mittee $130,000 in April to start its
study, must pass on the group's
request for another appropriation
of the same size.
The committee said it does not
plan, at this time, to include a
Pacific Northwest stop on its cross-
, country tour. -
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Reg.
All,
Flowers for
summer
planting
Gardens needn't be colorless in
the. alf there sre so many
flowers you cm plant now
hardy plants that'll burst with
blooms at harvest time. Flw
r for summer planting, page
'III of August Better Homes
Gardens tells you Vhat, when,
. how and where to plant midsum
mer flowers for beauty this falL
" There are lots of little bints to
assure you a blooming success.
Be lure to get your copy of Au
gust Better Homes Gardens
. .. wherever jnisuiaesue soldi
FAMOUS LANCER GAB AND C ALAN IT A
itaaon Blent! Men's Slaclis
Spot, stain and wrinkle resistant! New selection of col-ors-
Sizes 29 tcj 42 Long wearing Dacron qualities!
MEN'S MAIN FLOOR
SPECIAL SALE! LADIES .
Poplin -Sporlsvecir
PEDAL
f no
PUSHERS 70
Jackets 3.98
A wonderful selection of colors Complete size range Washable, color
fast Lightweight bnd long wearing.
,f SPORTSWEAR SECOND FLOOR
BOY'S
"MM ilm"
Heavyweight, long wearing, blue denim
with double knee--Added, wear Sizes 4 to
12 Riveted at points of strain! '
BOY'S MAIN FLOOR
"IS1": Men's. Mo
A large selection of solids, stripes and nov
elty patterns; Complete size rangfr Fam-
ous name polos at -a budget pleasing price!
- MEN'S MAIN FLOOR
Lletal Scan Savers
The handiest kitchen gadget Reg. 29c
value Long handle Use up every piece
of soap. i
HOUSEWARES COURT STREET
Lion's Rayon Briefs
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value $1.00 Soft, washable rayon
sizes Perfect fit! '
MEN'S MAIN FLOOR
LADIES :
Dacron & fJvlon Slips
$95
Regular $5.95 value Long wearing Da
ccon White Lace trim.
LINGERIE MAIN FLOOR
Clearance! Ladies
and Children's Shoes
99
Values to $5.95 Straps, oxfords Fabrics
Leathers Odds and ends.
SHOES--DOWNSTAIRS ,
Flour Sack Dish Towels
Large size, opened or unopened Bleached
white Absorbent Reg. 29c.
DOMESTICS DOWNSTAIRS
WE GIVE AND
$gto.
(2 pr. $17.50)
Shorts 1.98
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Blouses 1.98
Mm
W9
iris
VJoven Raq Eluqs
ea.
22x44 size Multicolor woven rags
$1.00 value. . .
HOUSEWARES COURT STREET
Girls1 Short Coats
$foV8 :
Reg. value to $17.98 100 wool
some rayons Asst. colors -Broken
GIRLS DOWNSTAIRS
RHINESTONE
Costume Jewelry
s2) I $1.25 j T
JT?Hotisejajres
A wonderful selection Bracelets, neck
laces, earrings Values to $1;95 each.
ACCESSORIES MAIN FLOOR
Ladies Couloftes
Perfect for hot weather Multicolor, stripes
All sizes Washable. j ,
FASHIONS SECOND FLOOR
FAMOUS
Colonial11 Bedspreads
83
'Reg. $24.95, it perfect Luscious
Washable Double or twin size.
DOMESTICS DOWNSTAIRS
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STAINLESS STEEL - YCUR CHOICE f(fiV
KITCHEN TOOLS 12 STYIES JJ l
Ladle, icinf spatula, boning knife, carving fork, 8" slicer,
cake turner, pot fork, vegetable lifter I
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and
sizes.
pen Friday
VALUES TO $1.50 PER YD.
Rqyqn-Fabrics
One group of lovely rayon in
novelties Shop early for bes
ends Discontinued patterns.
beauty
FABRICS MEZtANINE
REDEEM cSMf GREEN
FINE UPHOLSTERY FABRICS,
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ALL-WOOL FRIEZES
Superb fabrics in an exciting array of colors at one-half usual
prices this week. Green, gray, rose, red, cocoa 54 inches wide.
Coma early for best selection.
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Average Chair
1-Seat Cushion
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Guaranteed Workmanship
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Look What You Get . .
o Price includes cover Springs relied
o Choice of colors
o Decorator assistance
o Old. covers removed
a Frames repaired
o Hew Yebbing where
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necessary
o Broken springs replaced
Special prices do nor include piped
fancy
Mites 'lil
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iissorted colors Some
selection! Odds and
Uo Al t ;ih
LSI EM
Average Sofa
3-Cushion ' v
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o !!ev seat platform
o Hew spring cushions
o Fabric carefully tailored
Dusfproof seat linings
o Frame polished
o Legs refinished
o Carefully inspected
back or tufting. Ask for quotation on
pieces.
INEXPENSIVE-:
PRACTICAL!"
Bamboo :
Roll-Up Blinds
Arid Matchstick
Draperies
The most inexpensive
way to give your
rooms that new mod
ern touch! To give
them your own indivi
dual touch, you can
paint ; or stain them
any color you wish.
Lightweight and easy
to install!
ROLL-UPS
2Vi' wide, 6' drop . . . . . 89e
3' wide,,6i drop 99 c
? 4' wide, 6' drop .". . . 1 ,59
5' wide, 6' drop ....... 1.89
6' wide, 6 drop .......2.39
I T wide, 6' drop 2.89
-.10' wide, 6' drop .4.39
JUST 100
DOUBLE BED SIZE
Musiiii -Sheets
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Large 81x90 Fine type white muslin'at o huge sav
Ings! Limited quantity Shop early! .
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