fEDFOTiD MATT TRTBTTTTE. rFTVFO'RD. 0"RT:OOy. THTJRSD'AY. TUTT 8. 1937.
b SCOUTS PAY VISIT
TO LANDMARKS IN
NATIONS CAPITAL
By Frank King.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 4.
(Special Correspondence) On the
morning of July 2 Rep. James W.
Mott of Oregon came to our south
ern Oregon Boy Scout camp to make
arrangements to take the boys to
the capltol on Tuesday.
In the afternoon the boys went
to the department of Justice build
ing, the Washington monument and
th Lincoln memorial. The depart
ment of Justice building Is a mod
ern five-story structure. There we
saw how fingerprints are classified
and filed. We also saw 600 different
kinds of bullets, many sub-machine
guns, bullet-proof vests and bullet
proof glass. "
We all climbed the 66 stairways to
the top of the Washington monu
ment. From the top we viewed the
whole city. We went down In the
slow elevator. There were so many
scouts up there we couldn't look out
of the windows very long.
We walked along the thousand-foot-long
mirror pool to tho Lincoln
memorial. On the top of tho build
ing the names of all tho states and
the dates of their admission are
carved In the stone. The statue of
Lincoln Is very large. It takes up
most of the building.
After supper wo went to tho trad
ing post and saw the yo-yo contest
that Is put on for the scouts to
partlclpnte In. We saw somo fire
works before we got to bed.
' On July 3 we all prepared for In
spection and In the late morning
we visited the '.Vashlngton airport.
We saw some big transports land
and take off. We also saw a blimp
land and take off several times.
In the afternoon we went to the
Smithsonian Museum of Natural His
tory. We saw skeletons, dinosaurs,
minerals, Jewels, statues, about 100
antique pianos, Chinese and Mexican
relics and stuffed animals. Wo stayed
there for an hour and then - we
went to the Smithsonian Institute
across tho park,
At the Institute we saw Lind
bergh's "Spirit of 8t, Louis," Post
and Catty's "Winnie Mae," lots ot
enormous ship models, one 6f Ste
phenson's first locomotives, one ot
Washington's carriages and many
other Interesting exhibitions. Wc
stayed In the building about four
hours,- but to enjoy it completely
you should stay . there a month. '
We attended a campflre In the
evening. We played games and then '
listened to campflre stories and sang I
Bongs.
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To achieve the Perfect Silhouette
wear ARTIST MODEL FOUNDATIONS
Ethelwyn fl, Hoffmnnn.
LOSS EXPLAINED
WASHINGTON. July P) Fish
eries Commissioner Frank Bell blamed
dams, stream pollution and unscreen
ed Irrigation ditches today for de
pletion of Columbia river salmon
runs during the past 30 years.
Bell said & survey on the Wash
ington aide of the Columbia showed
nearly 400 dams bad been construct
ed on tributary streams.
"Many of these the majority
lacked proper ftshway facilities," be
said.
Am m .it1 1mAH Htilrnlno In !
spawn In their native streams, were
cut off.
"This was a most surprising fca-
ture of our Investigation." the com
missioner added. "And remember we
haven't commenced studies on the
Oregon tributaries. This will begin
soon and will take about IS month."
Bel said the peak salmon run was
recorded In 1011. Since then, the
runs have decreased each year.
Summer Storage
Expert care and adequate insurance
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328 W. 6th. Phone 084
Nestled among the higher peaks
of Glacier national park In Montana
ere more than 60 glaciers and 300
lakes.
Studebaker's
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means
A SENSATION IN GAS
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IMPRESSIVELY big in every di
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with its built-in Frnm oil cleaner
and its gas-saving automatic over
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Studebaker's refreshing ventilation
The trade-in value of your present
car very likely will cover the Stude
baker down payment.
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2Q7 S. Riverside.
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LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.
30D E. MAIN
Morris B. Leonard
PHONE 427
Shop Med ford' s largest low profit cash and
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that it pays to pay cash and save! No expen
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frills All expenses are kept to the mini
mum, the savings passed on to you in the
highest quality merchandise at the lowest
possible prices. ,
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MEN'S, BOYS' ALL WOOL
SWIM TRUNKS
With Built-in
Support
90c
Very unusual, values In these all wool
Strlnianar bathing trunks. Hal all the
feature! of the higher priced trunks,
built-in neb, support, adjustable belt,
zipper pocket Men's or bojs' sizes. Buy
now!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
CHILD KEN'S ALL WOOL
BATHING TRUNKS
Ages 2 to 8 only.
Made of pure wool yarn,
and styled like the big folks.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
59
Men's Fine Straw Hats
Optimo shaped til) os. Several ft vies. In the group,
marked down from higher prlred ranges.
PENNEY'S Mnln Floor
65
Boys' Polo Shirts
rtojV root mesh knit sport polo Rhfrts In M'hfte,
Blue, and Yellow. Nixes sninll, medium and large.
. PKNNUY'S Mnln Floor
25
Men's Summer Unions
Three klndf or men's summer union suits Rlhbed
Knit or Nainsook athletic style, or regular union
suits with short sleeve and ankle length,
PKNNKY'S .Main floor
49c
Pay
Cash
and
Save!
Men's Dress Shirts
Full cut Topf lights!
Trubenized Collars!
98'
Now Is tho time to sttgrk up on snod quality white brondcloth or pnttern
shirts. Roomy cut, pearl button, new trubenized collars. Unusual values!
PENNEY'S Mnln Floor
Men! Make Penney'! your
headquarters for work cloth
ing I
Men's Heavy
OXHIDE
OVERALLS
to
Men's famous oxhide oreralls, full
cut, hlh stvle, made of heavy 2:30
blue denim, triple stitched and bar
tacked to Insure extra wear. Compare
this value and be convinced that
Pcnnej'a have the outstanding values
In work clothing.
Boys' Oxhides 59c
Men's Broadcloth Pajamas
Mm! Mip into p.itr of tliee f ntl rut, cool pajamas A A
for real nlerplnt: mmfnrt thee hot nlphtx. Iinrable HfJQ
fabric; that will Mnnri lonj wrr .,,. ,
riNM;V5 Main floor
Blue Cbambray Work Shirts
Men extra full cut blue chamhrar work hlrtj
with littrr-llnrd riirr and rollnrv font Mle with
evrn-button fnnt; 1U, to 17
riAMV'S Main floor
49c
Men's Work Shoes
Men' mnt style work shoes, for summer wear,
Hraiy retnn upper, long nearlnK compo-Mtles,
.Hle o to 11 ,
PfM:i Main floor
S1.79
Summer
Coats Suits
Drastically Reduced
Two Groups!
$f00 and $1 ()00
The final clean-up on all remaining summer coats and suits!
Chotre of several sty les-r-e very coat an outstanding bargain.
Fleeces and' novelty fahrlrs In assorted colore, shop early!
PENNEY'S .Second Floor
29c
Pure Silk Hose
Women's good quality pure thread f!lk hose.
Full length. AH the new summer colors
8',i to 10J4
PENNKY'S Main Floor .
Women's Smart Slacks
Just the thing for summer wear at a price you
ran afford. Choice of several styles and colors. Made Ju C
or good quality cotton twill or new desert cloth.
. . , PENNEY'S Second Floor
Women's Rayon Panties
Special lot of 600 Women's Rayon Knit Panties
featured at l"e. Several styles good
fabrics unusual value!
PENNEY'S Main floor
17c
Sh!
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TOPPER
COATS
$H98
1
Women's cool Summer
Topper Coats In white
pique and linen. Natural
and pastel colors. Sizes
12 to 20.
PENNEY'S Second floor.
Bargain Priced! Nation-wide
81x99 SHEETS
Tested for Quality!
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Tested by laboratories and In hotels, as well as In
countless ' American homes) Smooth finish, hand
torn straight edges, strong selvages, Buy right nowl
Nation Wide Pillow Cof-en, 4'-!x:ifl Inches 23c
PENNEY'S Balcony
66 Only! 81x99 inch Sheets
Only about five dozen of these "first call"
firmly woven sheets to sell nt this amazing low price. Dc here early If
you want one. PENNEY'S Balcony
T7
Special lot of
500 CANNON
TOWELS
Large giant sle Cannon towels, heavy double thread terry! Stock tip
now unusual mi! tie!
Huck Towels 10c
Crinkle Bedspreads , 79c
Women's House Frocks 50c
Women's Rayon Gowns 49c
Figured Batiste; yard .15c
Children's White Shoes
Reduced to
sell quickly
Children's solid lenther shoes at a saving
price: llrokcn sires In a clean-up lot. Fvery
shoe worth much more than this low price.
Miop early for these!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
7f
Over 1.Q0 pair
Women's White Shoes
To go at
$T! oo
White Kid Pumps
Here Is yoitr chance to jrt m food
pali of white shoes, white leather
pumps arrowback sandal tie mark
ed down from- hlbjer priced ranse'.
Vu usual tatue.
PENNEY'S Main floor
PAY
CASH AND
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