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SIGNS
House Painting
INTHIOB . EXTKBJOB
GRITMAN
Sign It Pointing Co.
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Pickers Plan
Speed Contest
HOOD RIVER. Ore.. Aug. 1
(P) The speed king of the orch-
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Enjoy
Yourself
At
LAKE O' WOODS
RESORT
Restaurant,
Serving Complete Meals.
, BoatS, For R.nt For Fishing.
-fc CabinS, Completely Furnished.
StOre, stocked to Satisfy Any
Demand for Permanent or
Transient Guests.
37 Miles Northwest of Klomoth Falls
ards will be crowned here this
fall In match between Henry
Wooten, who recently picked
more than a ton of cherries in
a day, and Lane R. Potter,
Pocatello, Ida., who is unim
pressed by the record.
Roy Webster, for whom Woo
ten worked in the cherry har
vest, said today Potter wrote
asking for a contest with Woo
ten picking apples, pouches, po
tatoes or shearing sheep.
Wooten, who left for Cali
fornia a few days ago, agreed
to return here this full for the
apple and pear harvest, Web
ster said. Since he has had a
standing challenge to anyone on
picking any kind of fruit, Web
ster said ha believed the con
test could be arranged without
difficulty.
"1 don't know Potter," he
said, "but in his letter he
quoted some remarkable totals
for a day's work."
And with the prospect of hav
ing his fruit leave the trees
like dew In the sunshine, Web
ster is all for it.
It took 32.000,000 rabbit
skins to make 3,000.000 of those
big khaki felt hats the Aus
tralian army wore In World
War II.
Announcing tht
OPENING
of tht
-Mnlligraph & MimeooTapli Shop
208 Underwood Bldg. Phono 7627
Mulrigraphing
Mimeographing
Multilithing
Public Stenography
ROBIN M. JONES, Mgr.
f AT WARDS
J
1
ix-up your home
...for Fall
A Carload of Kitchen Cabinets
fl I m 1 i3T-f frf .' '!
'
Has Jusi Arrived!
Ward now offer a complete selection of modern, un
palnted built-in cabinet units . . , imprOTed In every way
for beauty, efficiency and durability. Select the unit you
want ... they come separately.
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY . . .
4 Drawer Lower Cabinet 10.93
Over Refrigerator Cabinet 6.20
36" Undersink Cabinet 14.42
2-Door Upper Cabinet 10.31
48" Kitchen Bar 20.80
24" 4 Door Cabinet 12.49
18" 1 Drawer Cabinet 9.90
30" Corner Shelf 3.37
ANYONE CAN APPLY
FAMOUS KEM-TONE
Mb
2.98
Kern-Tone "thins" with water . ; i
rolls-on eosilyl Dries in 1 hour,
without odor. Gallon covers an
average room; 1 eoaf covers
any surface.
Qt., 98c Roller Kooter 67
SOFT DULL FINISH
FOR CEILINGS
fa fed III.
45
A flrjf -quality kabominel Mix
With hot or cold water, and
opplyl 5 pounds cover up to
400 square feet. Dries in one
to two hours. An economical fin;
Ish; won't peel or rub offl
jfVjfli''.WI liEU-fff y yT'!" W'y:
WALLPAPERS TO
SUIT YOUR TASTE!
low as
9C.
roll
It's fun to choose wallpaper pat
terns from Wards big selection of
over 300 designs! Some ore
"Nationally Known" others are
exclusive at Wardsl There are
patterns to fit every room.
GRANULATED
ROCK WOOL
BLOWN INTO
YOUR ATTIC
14
Sq.
Ft.
You can make arrangements
for rock wool blown into
your attic now at Wards. No
money down 36 months
to pay.
SYNTHETIC BRISTLE
BRUSHES Ai few 23C
Properly tapered to avoid laps)
Come h end see Wards large
selection of brushes, and savel
pEMS WU H
LASTING PROTECTION
FOR ROOFS jfj'j 2.95
For composition, metal, tile, or
concrete roofs that are dried out.
Single gallon 79e
TILEBOARD MOLDING
PLASTIC OR METAL
Tileboard molding for kitchens and bathrooms. The
complete line of accessories for installing your tileboard
is in stock at Wards. '
INSIDE & OUTSIDE CORNERS . . . BATHROOM
MOLDING . . . SINK MOLDING . . . BASE k CAP
MOLD . . . AND EDGING.
16c to 60c per ft.
9th and Pine Sts,
MONTGOMERY WARD
Phono 3188
Soil Surveyed
In Poe Valley
A detailed soil survey of tlio
27.000 acre Poo valley soil con
servation district is under way,
with field work advanced In Hie
point where completion of the
survey by October 13 seems
probable, according to A. M.
Chrlstenson, district conserva
tionist of the soil conservation
service.
This survey will record, on
aerial photographs, the various
soil types and. in addition, will
Indicate the. slope, extent of ero
sion and present land use. The
information obtained from tills
survey will be used In assisting
farmers in solving their drain
age problems, in determining the
feasibility and extent of land
leveling, and in planning the
best long-time use of their land.
Supervisors of the district, at
a recent meeting, adopted a pro
gram which outlines their long
time objectives. Since many of
the problems are associated with
soil types and drainage, the soil
survey was given first priority.
Additional technical assistance
will be made available to the
district by the soil conservation
service upon completion of the
present survey which will pro
vide much of the basic Informa
tion required in carrying out the
district program.
The Poe valley soil conserva
tion district is managed by a
five-man board of supervisors
with Wilbur Rolling, chairman;
A. W. Schaupp, secretary-treasurer:
and Rex E. High, George
E. Stevenson and V, C. Brown.
S. 6th Plans
Flag Sockets
The South 6th Street Improve
ment Association is asking Boy
Scouts to visit all business estab
lishments on South 6th to can
vas opinions of buslnes men on
olacing metal flagpole sockets in
the concrete sidewalks, to be
poured as part of the street im
provement program.
The sockets will, be furnished
at cost at an outlay of SO cents
each and will he delivered
the improvement association. In
event someone is missed, a tele
phone call to George Conner at
the Conner Service company will
get results. Conner Is public rela
tions man for the association.
The sockets will also be avail
able at the Swan Lake Moulding
company.
The time factor Is exacting,
Conner stated Tuesday. The con
tractor has agreed to place the
sockets if they are ready at the
time the concrete is poured.
This Is one of a number of
projects that the improvement
association is working on for the
betterment of the south suburban
area.
The association, organized In
June, is distributing this week
copies of by-laws, and an execu
tive committee representative of
the various business groups will
be set up. Two meetings luive
heen held since the organtialtnii,
June 25.
Jack Prewltt, president, who
Is leaving for Asliland to make
Ills homo, has resigned, Virgil
Horn is secretary and treasurer.
Classified Ads Bring Results
nXKAI.n NKWS, HUmalk Mill, On. TlltllsnAT, A(. I, till, Ttf !
Conservation Bill
Passed By Congress
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (At
A bill Hutliorlilug the Interior
ilcptit'tiiH'nt to cooperalo with
Oregon, Washington and Idaho i
in conserving fish and wildlife
resources of the Columbia rlvtr
basin was passed by the housa
yesterday and sent to the While
House,
MONTOOMMY WARD
. . . Nothing to
pay 'til November
ON WARDS FURNACES
I
120"
Now '. I . install this efficient Ward steel
furnace. Gas, smoke, dust-tight seams. Fast
er, cleaner heat easier to regulate. Buy
now . . . pay Wards nothing 'til November.
22 in. fWpo.
You'll find everything for heating at
STARTING TODAY
STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30
MONTOOMMY WARD
Itiardware
for your home!
RAYON LAMP CORD
Rayon cord with two con
ductors. Buy nowl The price
at Wards Is 4
low. Ft. At
FRICTION TAP!
A strong, tacky cotton fabric
. . . firm holding. Ideal for
electrical 1Af
use.
DOOR CLOSER
No more slammlngt This new
closer shuts your door quiet
ly! Keeps out CO
flies.
SAFETY PADLOCK
Here's a sturdy steel padlock
for your safe belongings.
Comes with TRf
two keys.
CLAW HAMMER
A duality built hammer that
will adequately serve 1 AQ
your household needs. '
DRAWER PULL
An attractive drawer pull in
cholco of colors, Screws for
mounting OC
Included.
ELECTRICAL FUSES
Shockproof, electric fuses In
IS, 20, 23 and 30 amp.
Stock up C 9Cr
nowl " for
FRICTION CATCH
An easy-working, sure action
catch for your cabinet, 1 Af
Finest grade steel. I WW
15 WATT FLUORESCENT
BULB '
Replacement costs for fluor
' csccnt lights are held at a
minimum if you buy C7
at Wards. a'6
SCREW DRIVER
A handy 6" tool for us
about the house. AQr
Pyroxylin handle. t7W
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9tn and Pino Sts.
BASEMENT STORE
Phone 3188