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WEDFORD MAfC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY IT, 1933.
AS DOLLAR DROPS
Northwest Sees Growing In
terest In Product In Ar
gentine Market Europe
Also Talking Big Orders
nnn.i ricr 11. fAPt Increased
value of the peso comparison to
the u. s. aonar toasy. wm gmu
credit by General Bteanuhlp Corpor
fttlon representatives here for an ad
ded interest In Pacific northwest
lumber by dealers In Argentine re
public. Inquiry has been stimulated In that
market, which has been dormant for
i more than two years, because of the
' exchange situation, the steamship
officials said. The rate for lumber
delivery In that South American
country has been advanced SO cent
a thousand board feet by the east
coast of South America conference,
the officers said, because of this
new Interest.
There also has been Increased ln
,,iwv tnr lumber In Eurone. they
said dealers who have been negotiat
ing for lots ol au.uuu now mu&iiik ui
terms of 80.000 to 100,000 feet.
n,. nam ritnt.rlct manaeer of
the Inter-Ocean Shipping Corporation
said today tnat oo&n iiunwr ua y.y-
1 n ITiirnn nra more active. Last
month, he said, his firm loaded four
vessels to capacity In the pacific
northwest and will have three full
cargoes of lumber and plywood this
month.
BmTTI.H Uu 11. (AP) West
ern lumbermen believe the little
wooden school house Is coming back.
John B. Fitzgerald, economist of
the West Coast Lumbermen's assocl-
l HlOn, BB1U MJUjr
catlonal system Is tottering for lack
of Intelligent building "expenditures,
and the timber Industry offers a
prop.
As obsolete school houses are aban
doned or destroyed by storm, fire or
earthquake, he said, they should be
replaced by a new type of cheap
wooden edifice.
"School buildings of the future
need not be like the present white
elephants, which become obsolete be
fore the bonds that paid for them
are retired," he said.
"These costly buildings with glgan
tlo carrying charges, overhead and
tied up Investments are largely re
sponsible for high taxes, low collec
tions, unpaid teachers salaries and
eloeed schools.
"Here's the remedy which lumber
men and archltecta are offering:
"A one-story wooden building, built
like a hollow square, many-windowed
with heating plant outside, oostlng
extremely little and having virtually
no owrhead."
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PORTLAND, Ore., May 11. (AP) j
Flans for establishing 90 forest camps
In Oregon, each to be occupied by j
about 200 memoera oi me civuuui
conservation corps, were completed I
here Tuesday wltn connrmauon irom
Washington, D, C. The camps will
be organized in national forests, res
ervations and state and private lands,
giving employment to men now with
out work. The unemployed youth of
the country will be given preference
In the voluntary enlistment order.
There will be 65 camps on national
forests, three on the Warmsprlngs In
dian reservation, two In Crater Lake
national park, 10 on Oregon and Cal
ifornia land grant land, and 10 on
It to and private lands.
PUBLIC WORKS
PLAN STUDIED
WASHINGTON, May 11. (AP) ,
President Roosevelt went Into confer- ,
noe late today on the formulation
mi k nuhlin works-Industrial control '
bill with members of his cabinet,
congressional leaders and representa
tives of labor and Industry.
Senator Wagner (D., N. T.) brought
to the White House a draft of legis
lation oomblnlng a three billion dol
lar publlo construction program and
government sanction of trade agree
ments with industries for wages,
hours of labor and control of sur
plus production.
WABHTNOTON. May 11. (AP)
Shsrp-tongued remarks were made ro
the house today over the (460.000.000
cut in veterans' expenditures. the
members took up the appropriation
bill tor all the government's Inde- .
pendent offices. Including the vete
rans' administration.
Representative Blanton (D., Tex.),
tnlil the house that If President
M
Roosevelt does not correct "inequi
ties" brought about by the huge re
ductions, congress will take the mat
ter In Its own hands.
WASHINGTON. May 11. (AP)
Modification of the Glass bank will
to permit its deposit Insurance pro
vision to become psrtlally effective
without delay was considered today
by the senate banking subcommittee
In charge of the bill.
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Site 22x44. Heavy
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while and fast col
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Tots9 Anklets
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IS'
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10 yards for
4Sc
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36 inches wide,
For National Cotton Week!
Bedspreads
Our Regular $1.49 Quality
a
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rayon. Quaint Co
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Men's Shirts
50c
BETTER details,
too center pleats,
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fine broadcloth!
Tab-fast bines,
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Men's Sweaters
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Small florals, geometries, plaids, stripes,
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Prfnferf VOILES
and BATISTES
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Pepperell quality! Much finer
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tional Cotton Week and Word's
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Cheese Cloth
Unbleached, 89 Inches wide
for houseclesnlng, lining, ry
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Cretonnes
88 Inches wide, colorful pat
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large assortment, yd. 1UC
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Q or 3 washings, yd 1C
Oil Cloth
nio j patterns and floral de
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is inches wide, yard.. 1ft
Marquisettes
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Printed Swiss
Printed dotted Swiss In email
rose bud designs for school
girls and tots 1 Q .
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Cotton Batts
3 Pound Sire
pure white
carded Batt,
long staple
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full comfor
ter. Size 72
by 90 Inches
49
Tots9 Dresses
29c
Embroidered
dotted swlss,
batistes, and
h a. n d k e r
chlef lawns.
Tub fast. In
sicca 2 to 14.
Playsults
39c
Long sleeves,
1 e n g legs,
long life!
Blue and
white stripes.
Sixes ul.
Union Salts
59c
For men.
Oool end
absor bent
T rimmed
with rayon
at the necks
Union Salts
Tot Boys a p0
AW
Cool and ab
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knit Inserts.
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Longwcear SHEETS
55c
Bought by two million women
last year! Now at a new low
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Eyelets . . Exciting
Fashions . . Exacting Values
DRESSES
$T177
Gather an armful from - Ward'i exciting aaaortmentl
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Tubfast.
A Million Men Can't Be Wrong
A Million Men Are Wearing
Pioneer veralls
and Jackets
Ward's bought million ... to save
YOU roar hard-earned wageal
Heavy, mill-shrank denims. Triple
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fort. Your toughest job hold no
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styles.
Shirts and Shorts that Wash!
WeKnowlWeTestedTheml
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hole. The broadcloth shorts have yoke fronts,
fancy patterns.
ALL SILK!
VorcT s Mead owlark Hose!
4S)
(J Pair
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legs. Service weights have reinforced lisle top
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Wa put them undtr the microscope!
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tquare inch which means close, strong
weave dress fabrics.
79c m
Each (Sip
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