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irETTFCmT) MXTL TRTBTnCE. FEDFOTtn OT?EGCVNT. Tim? ST) AY. AUGUST 13. 1037. PAGE SEVEN POUGHKEEPSIE GOLFER SETS FAST PACE FOR PORTLAND. Aug. IB. (API All the old and famous handi dropping Into Portland for th national ama teur golf tournament next veek wore worried frowns today when they learned Ray Billows of Pough kepAte, N. Y., smacked out a 68 on the Alderwood country club course. The New York state champion was out In 34 and back In the aame number of strokes yeaWrday during a practice round In preparation for the opening of the tournament Monday. Johnny Goodman of Omaha, form er open champion, took Just enough time to change his clothes after stepping off the train and then play ed 18 holes In 71 one under par. Freddie Haas, Louisiana State uni versity star and national collegiate champion, wound up his round with a 73. Northwest golf followers cheered for a home-town lad today when they learned Prank Dolp, former western champion, would compete. Dolp was a top Portland golfer until he entered business at San Francisco a few years ago. Failure of one of the northern California entrants to take his place gave Dolp his oppor tunity. Johnny Fischer, the defending champion, reaches Portland today to get In a few practice licks. BELITTLES CHANCE OF WELSHMAN NBW YORK. Aug. 19 Max Bcbmeling. who knows the Atlantic ocean as well as most people know their front yards. Is back In town to start another Installment of his hunt for the heavyweight champion ship of the world. The Black Uhlan's reply to a ques tion: "What's Farr got?" was short and sweet. "Exactly 208 pounds nothing else," teplled Max. "Louis will kill him." Sad Sam Leads In . Pitching Honors LOS ANGELES, Aug 19. (pjSad am Gibson still leads Pacific coast pitchers who have played In 30 or more games, but the San Francisco veteran Is topped In the percentage column by Murray of Sacramento, av erages dlsclos-ed today, Murray has won six and lost two. while Gibson has 17 victories and six defeats. Chaplin of San Diego, for merly with the Boston Bees, has won the most games, 21, and Ray Prim, the hard-working Los Angeles south paw. Is next with 18. Bonham, Oak land's sensational rookie, leads in strikeouts with 13fl. Cse Mall Tribune want ads. 8 wzmiwimzB 1 TMY1K GIISIN9 OU CAM-AK9 MVU LOV IT I M far. It ?imz i - S-W COMMONWEALTH BARN RED You'll get even more satfsfeetloii out of your ban, and olfier buildings attractively painted and protected with Commonwealth Bam Red Paint It I easy to apply, dries with a good gloss and has exceptionally long life. A real value at regular prices a bargain at Bin special price. SPECIAL S gofloa com, pes Qlclt -drying , Gloss Enamel jEn.melold-jcover, TfoTwoodwori, (umiture, toys. i ss Ekutte Roof Cement We J" J Mf-LS Ratings. t - 65 SPECIAL J lbs. Block HUBBARD BROS. Main and Riverside Behind Washington Headlines By H. R. Baukhage Copyright 1937, by The North American News paper Alliance, Inc. (Continued from Page One) woul dn 't h a ve look ed too good to the dear public and which he neither mentioned nor forgot. Had these col leagues launched their shafts at htm. he had quit as much to give in return. Some congressmen have grown a little sensitive about adjournment. There has been a lot of talk about the "long vacations" of members of congress, as compared with those usually enjoyed by mere mortals. In response to these digs, there have been threats to read Into the record the vacation schedules of some of the big Industrial concerns. Three large corporations, supposed to be "typical," allow two weeks va cation to employes who have been In their service five years. Other6 vary from the E. I. DuPont de Ne mours company's policy of granting two weeks after a years employment to Welrton Steel, at the other end of the rainbow which grants two days for those who have been em ployed a year six days for those with five to ten years' service and ten days for those who have stuck more than 15 years. Irate farmers took a long look at an elaborat treasury document. printed expressly for the president and congress, and grew hotter under the collar. It Is a 379-page book, minutely indexed, and It shown just where every dollar of relief expendi ture goes. This tale-telling tome Is the work of the highly efficient dl vision of accounts and deposits of the treasury. What irked the farmers and their friends was the figure of fl,734.- 814.048. the total allocation of relief expenditures to date In three in dustrial states, New York. Pennsyl vania and Massachusetts, making up about 25 percent of the grand total for all states, which amounts to over six billions. New York state alone received, dur ing the last two years. $900,000,000 out of which WPA In New York City spent over $400,000,000 under the sponsorship of various agencies of the city, state and federal govern ments. The treasury document came out about the time the papers carried side by side two steps taken by the house appropriations committee. One turned down a 20,000.000 expendi ture to atd tenant farmers (already authorized by congress), and the other votd over $10,000,000 for the Grand Central post, office in New York (for which the federal govern ment was already obligated) and a $3,000,000 contribution to the New York world's fair. goDoa a (S-W Rc-loO Varnish Sum Culn and varnish I" or. ln, woodwork. rur- able g1- I )y e . X Ebonol Roof Pamt SPEOAL QQC t Go'- Block -UU Phone 231 Specially Selected! Reduced Prices! SALE! WEEK-END SPECIALS Men's SltlHTS ! 1.69 tsJ. Fri. and Sat. Only Sanforlred shrunk hroadVloth. 8oft, wilt-proof, Kent collars. CHECK These Bargains FEW OF A KIND QUANTITIES LIMITED STRAW HATS Val. to 1.98. $1 Variety of styles SWIM TRUNKS Men's all wool QQm Reg. 1.19. Asst.JJOC WASH TIES Asst. colors. Val. to 25c 10c MEN'S SUITS All wool, 4 M QC val. to 23.75 I '.WW WOOL SLACKS Val. to 3.98 4 QQ Pleated front I wO POLO SHIRTS 59c val. Button JQ. and string tie fr!JC WOMEN'S SHOES Val. up to 2.98. Assort ed styles and 4 colors lil v Others at 1.00 WOMEN'S H08E Knee high, reg. JQ. 55c. All silk H3U WOMEN'S PURSES White. Val. up QQ. to 1.98 5JOC BATISTE 00WNS Val. to $1. Flowered gowns and p a j a mas. run cut. Sizes 16-17 79c SLIPS Silk crepe. Regular $1. gum 79c oias cut. Bizet 34-44 GRENADINE Figured. Val. 19c up to 35c. Yd. HATS Complete stock Sum mer Hate slashed. 19t to ?1 TOILETRIES Complete atock J Reduced 2 TOWELS Double loop OA I Turk., reg. 39c Of C PLAY SUITS Val. up to $1 3.98. Now only APRONS Fruit of Loom OCn Reg. 29c. Only BEDSPREADS Rayon. 80x105. Regu- lar 98c. 89c Assort, colors BUCK SAW Reg. 1.10 value. 4 Now only FLY REELS Wanita. Val up to 1.29 98c 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286 BOYS' Wasn suits 1.69 Value Rayon Undies Vfrr finely knit tad panties, tai lored, lacy. I 3 for RAYON LINEN 3 yds. Plain colors In attractive Ray on Linen, formerly sold for 45c. Printed Rayon Linen, 2 yards $1.00. DAIRY PAILS 1 3 for Special Fri and 8at. 12 qt. Dairy palli. Btrons; weld ed seams, stainless, rust proof. Complete Kitchen Light 1 Friday and Saturday Only $1 JL 4 in. white porcelain base. 8 In. wniU frosted Klohe. Re. $1.10. School Lunch Kits WtM4h vacuum eottfe $1 Strong metal box holds enough lor a hungry child I 1 sfcg. i ii sfia man irm if a i.i M no tt gs n dm e n y TOWELS Reg. 25c Bath size. Absorbent 5 for A' R w Hollywood Sheers Val. up 4 pi r to 29c yd. I Cm It-U yd. Plmlty. Voiles. Flaxon, Prints. Potted Pwlss. BLOCKED LINEN 2 yds. Plain and floured Blnrked Linen. Reg. nells for A9c yd. .Mtnrfod colorn. DAIRY FLY SPRAY 1 Friday and Saturday Special nallon ran. Reg. $1 in value. An extract from pyrthrum flowers. Juice Extractor $1 Friday and Saturday Special iL list, sells for SI .41). Has sprlns latch handle. Oreen enamel finish. Ovcrnlto Case $1 Lsmort for SciVoo Looks like it cost twica Wards low price I Sensational Values! Specially Priced! Quantities Limited! Get Here Early! 50' wmv Fleecydowns 70x80 in. ?9ac,lprioe 54c First quality American cotton. Fleecy down, pain 1.08 Novelty Jacquards 70x80 in. 4 fM FaU price I a?4 1.98 Fint grade China cotton. 8uede flniih. 25 Wool Pairs 72x84 in. A JQ Fall price 4.98 T.f O Two beautiful blanketi in one. Rayon binding. WATER SET I Special Week End Ret. sella for 11.1. IS lasea In set. S sites, attractive de Sinn. French Fryer Reg. 1.19 Save In this ' Sale Heavy cast Iron that lasts for lifetime . . . that' what you t lor dollar In Wards Sala. Wire basket Included. am . 1 1 'MONTGOMERY WABD 5 Wool Pairs AT LAST YEAR'S PRICE Fall Price, $2.39 Full standard weight. Top grade. Wool and China cotton (next to wool in warmth). Sa teen bound. Full bed sire. 70x80 inches. 1.39 "Fleecydown" pain; 70x80 In 1.0 MOTHPROOF BlanktwlthS-yargvaranfw 51 84 FolpreedP8 All wool I 70x80 in. tie. New, modern panol bordar. 4" taf feta binding. 3 lbi. praahrunk. g MIXING HOWLS 4 Different Colon I Houtewive with smart kitchen ap prove of colored mixing- bowls; Smart housewives buy them at Ward, at extra savlntrs, In our Sale! Yellow, green, blue and red. Coffee Muker 6 cup. 219 Next Week 1.19 Make and serve 1
