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THE Tage Eight Sermon Given On Labor Day was sent from Washington county last February. With this seed trials were established in Pennsylvania. West \ irginia, Ohio. Indiana, Illi nois, loxx.i. Michigan and Massi chusetts. These will be followed up from year to year. 'The favorable conditions of plantings in the cast at this time does m»t mean th.it the crop here will sell for more thin the old seed. More than one year’s results will be needed to convince the eastern purchaser that the im provenient is permanent. HILLSBORO ARGUS. Thursday, September 8. 1932 HILLSBORO. OREGON Golden Jubilee of Blooming Lutheran Church Obscrxcd teeted ami the food used in salads without cooking It is true that the toxin cmii be tlestroyed by boiling the canned product before .serving but this precaution is either not taken or the food is only partially heated. I’he food Is frequently last cd r served to the family before any consideration is given to the danger of food poisoning, In till* wax a number of deaths of per sons haxe been caused by botulinus infected hot water processed can lied xeget allies From a public health standpoint it is very important that scientific principles of safe «'.inning be ap plied to the methods of cunning non acid xcgetables and fruit, fish and meal' I'licse food* must he subje tial to such sterilization time and temperature that the spores o| the toxogenic botulinus b icillus will tie destroyed I he pores are found in most of the soils of the nori Invest and most of the food products are contaminated xvith the spores of this germ The heat re distance of the spores of tin’ bull his botulinus has been st tidied scientifically anil it is difinitely known that boiling at 212 degrees Fahrenheit will not destroy many of these spores However the spores can be destroyed by thorough cook ing, in a pressure cooker at 210 de grees Fahrenheit for from twenty to forty minutes according to the si«r of cans used Botulisin h a s been practically eliminated from roiiiiiieri tallv can ned products by the scientific up plication of pressure cooking of lion-acid vegetables and fruit» fish and meats and can also he eliminated from home canning by adopting proper methods of canning. Following the lead of *ke F»al eral Council of Churches of t hrist in America. Hillsboro clerjmen cicrymen last Sunday based their sermon rc- , ..«>/ ican.'i» iii re- marks on the significance of re ligion to labor. in a celebration of Labor Sunday. In some churches. the message of the council on the labor situation was read as well, “The constant suggestion of the parables of Jesus is that great wealth in the midst of poverty ’ is s a (Continued from D hindrance to the good life." read r-; 80 k. w. h. per month, 7c per k. x\ n part .nix .» ~i—. 11 of that ~~ message. It called ... Rev. E. W. Hinrich» for and diree- h.; next 40, 3c per k. w. h . exec» f... "intelligent - t planning /*'---- -- 1 tion of industry, credit and finance; k. w. h , 21? per k. w. h. and min for collective bargaining, co-oper.i- imum charge, 81. In case of cu> tive ownership, and social insurance toniers having electric ranges or against accidents, sickness, old-age heating devices in excess of txvo and unemployment. Ihe federal kilowatts, the minimum charge will council is the highest voluntary be 82 per month. Present sched St. l’ctcr’s Evangelical Lutheran church at Blooming celebrates fiftieth annixersarx Suml.ix Hinrichs is the present pastor of the church ami xv.is in charge ot all arrangements association among the American ule: First 35 k. w. h. per month. Sc per k. xv. h.t excess k. w. h., Protestant churches. The liev. H. D. Chambers, vicar 2’sc per k. w. h Minimum charge ( of All Saints’ Episcopal church, de $1, except xvhere customer h a s livered the sermon at the union cooking or heating appliances in service Sunday evening at the excess of txvo kilowatts. iContitaued from !>«»?• 11 Christian church, on the topic. (Continued from vmr« 1' W G. Hare and Carl Miller of “As explained to you. it is nec September 4 was a day of re 1 lill.-boro and Thom.is Dyer ot l or F red Oliver, default and decree; •‘The Kingdom Come." He gave as essary, at the time of this change his message for Labor Sunday the to aiiopt a three-step rate instead joicing for the members of St. est Grove were elected directors ot State Industrial Vccident cominis assertion that in spiritual things as of a two-step rate in order that we Peter's. It brought back memories the Forest llill* club at the annual sion x s. E. J. Sherman I umber well as material it is not enough may carry out our policy of bring of half a century. Letters of con meeting at the Blooming club house company. default and judgment; to pray for what *e want. Get ing rates in Hillsboro and vicinity gratulations were received from Wednesday night Holdover mem- Credit Service corporation x >. Wax up from your knees," he told the more nearly to a parity with rates Bev. L. Stuebe and fainil»- of bers of the board are J. H Gnr- side Inn ct al. default ami judg union congregation, “and go t o in Portland as conditions anil earn Strasburg, 111 , from Mrs. M. Claus rett of Hillsboro and (¡us G ard ment; Peter F. I.undo et al xs. ,1. work." The Rev. Mr. Chambers ings will permit,” the letter stated of Paso Robles, Cal., from Rex R. ner of Forest Grove. The itoti rd !•’. Ramsey et al, order of default and decree; Donclson X Sewell x s. cited the value of union efforts in in part. “We are now making C. Muhlv of Squirrel, Idaho, from selects its oxxu officers. \lfred Hohman et al, default and hastening the coming of righteous studies looking toward reducing Mr. and Mrs. 11. Scheuermann of \nother family party was held judgment; and Goldie Andross vs. ness. the existing commercial lighting Kansas, and from the Lutheran in thr late afternoon and evening, Glen Amiross, default and dec rec. A complete re-adjustment of in schedule and also the existing do congregations at Hillsboro, Schef- dustrial and economic conditions mestic water heating schedule, but flin, Sherwood and Forest Grove. many members enjoying a game of Coanty Judge Templeton issued golf followed by a pot luck supper. orders in the following estate'»: was named by Pastor Henry S. as yet, have not had time to com G. Russell Morgan sang and also Joseph Hardwieger, John \\ Haller of the Congregational church plete these studies and are not in I I led in group singing. Winners in gard, \ugust Sehierling, John Sus in his sermon at the early service position, at this time, to say def golf at the party were Mrs V B. bauer, Vnna Blum, Gottlieb F in that church, as a requisite for initely what changes, if any, will be! Caples and Dr. Sam Todd and Mrs. Sehmidtkc Rodell Matteson and feontinuvd from paw« 1) recovery from the depression. made. George Patterson and Carl John “The opportunity for every man Mattie Jack. Orders in the guardian every city should have itii own plant (continued from page I) “We believe you are aware of to insure quality and quantity. Rc son, all of Forest Grove. ship of Samuel Kuratli and Thomas to work who wants to work.” he the fact that Hillsboro enjoys ex The schedule as released is subject duct ion in insurance rates, he said, Winners in the Labor Day tour Hess xvere also issued said, "must be given. Whether it actly the same commercial power to change .liter Monday, the tir-t would pay thr interest on the Cliff means a five-day week or a four- tion on costs, possibilities and time day of school, to meet the con n a inent were as follows bonds. Hillsboro, according to Mr day week it must be arranged ” The and industrial power schedules as venience of the pupils. No change, Abrams, championship flight; Frank REINMAN BARBER G itrs, hail better fire protection l‘. >’r.iti.i- Congregational pastor declared that the city of Portland and, therefore, however, will be made where it Miller, first flight; I Mi» Evelyn Barber became the H years ago than it now has the day of rest would be just as is now in position to compete with will involve an increase in cost to han. second flight; Dr. Todd, third bride of Mr Carl R< inm.in at high Mayor Phelps informed the local pleasing to the Almighty whether Portland for industries insofar as the district. flight» and A. 11 Erickson, fourth noon September I nt the home of business men that considerable it came in the middle of the week power rates and charges are con The Helvetia bus will run on thr flight. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence thought had been given to the ques or on the first day, despite t h e Carl Miller joined the exclusive Barber of Portland, Rex. Archer same schedule as last _ year with tion of a municipal water work*, alarm of conservative church lead cerned. that the bus will hole-in-one club at the course Mon Berry, grandfather of thr bride that an application for funds has the exception “If we remember correctly, one day when he dropped his tec .shot in ers. turn around one mile north of Hel groom, reading thr marriage serx hern made to the rcconst ruction "Man” was the subject of the member of yuor committee ques vetia. Schedule for Cornelius re the hole on number two. ice. finance corpor.ition and that early lesson-sermon at the service of the tioned that a three-step rate would mains the same. \ second trip to Dr. Ralph Mills announced that Miss Esther B irbrr, sister of the action is expected Christian Science society. The gold effect any saving to a domestic district 89 will be made in case the the Cascade tournament xvruld be en text was “Now, O Lord, thou customer using an electric range first bus is crowded. No changes held at Forest Hills in October. St. bride, played Mendelssohn's wedding Tickrt Salo Urged art our Father; we are the clay, or other devices which xx’ould raise xx ill be made in the Recdvilc, Scholls Helens team will piny a 20 man march. Miss Eleanor Buckner xva*. ’The price of tickets, to I bridesmaid and \lbert Beers was and thou our potter; and we all his monthly consumption consider or North Plains busses. Sep team from the local club here best mm. The bride was dressed in sale liter, for thr Imlixidual are the work of thy hand." Among ably above that of the average do Shady Brook bus will meet the t ember 18. peacock blur r.iixtl embroidered diuni events of thr \tnrri<m the citations which comprised the mestic customer. For your informa stub bus from district C»1 at the lace xxith net cape and wore a cor lesson-sermon was the following tion the average customer in Hills school house in district 13. This New Perfection Loaf sage bouquet of Ophelia rosebuds from the Bible: “I have made the boro, having an electric range, bus will not make the trip to the Going Over Big Here The bridesmaid wore a dress o earth, and created man upon it. uses for lighting, cooking, and other Meyer place this year. There will JUST AS gray lace xxith corsage of Talisman ... I have raised him up in right appliances on the average 125 kilo be no change in the Laurel route. Schoen’s bread, the new Pcrfec- eousness, and I will direct all his watt hours per month. At the ex The stub bus from district 25 will tion Bakery product, thr tti nessage rosebuds. isting rate 125 kilowatt hours would ways.” The young couple left immediate not transfer pupils to the Laurel of which went out through the Ar- The Rev. Leroy H. Walker, re cost $5.05. Under the proposed bus at “Four Corners” but will gus last week, i being well recciv- ly for California and xx ill make their domestic rate 125 kilowatt hours turned from his vacation, filled ti is come directly to the school house rd, according to Herman Schocn, home in San Diego, the bride is a own pulpit in the Methodist Epis would cost $4.54; a reduction slight the first day. All busses will leave proprietor. A man came out from former resident of Hillsboro. ly in excess of 10 per cent. copal church, preaching on "The Those attending from here were for home at 12 o’clock on Mon Portland Tuesday morning to buy “It may be possible for us to day, the opening day of school. Music of the Wild,” and the ser a loaf of the bread saying it w is Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ireland and Pa»»cngrr Car» and Truck» mon at the morning service of the make even further reductions in These routes and the cost ap- the best bread he had ever f isted. family ami Miss Angie Harrington, are a standard in the low priced Christian church was preached by ' this schedule on or before the first portioned to each have been ap- Twenty coupons for free bread and Mr. and Mrs Raleigh Walker field so the the Rev. A. F. VanSlyke of Mc of next year, but, as explained to proved by the county district bound were turned into the bakery within and family of Forest Grove. Minnville. The vicar of All Saints* you, we are now ready to guarantee ary board. two hours after the paper was in church celebrated the Holy Com the above schedule and w.ll do bet the post office Thursday afternoon THOROUGH COOKING MAKES munion at the 11 o'clock service. ter if the problems now confront CANNED PRODUCTS SAFE Last Sunday evening saw the ing us, which were explained to Congregational Church Canning require perfect sanita- final union service of the summer 1 you and your committee, will per Henry S. U dler. Pastor clcanlinrss of is the proper place to get your season. Nert week all the churches ■ mit.” Home-coming Sunday tion and absohit Sunday t prevent Chevrolet car repaired, equipped will worship in their own buildings. Members of the council expressed will be celebrated by church school etpiipinrnt. In order to (Continued from nape 1) food noisoning which ml, ht be due and lubricatili. Those churches which changed the ’ themselves as not being entirely Mr. Schulmerich was active in and congregation. All 'Irpartmcnts hour of services for the summer pleased with the proposals, inas political and lodge affairs through of thr church i school, including thr to canned products that arc insuf- will return to the winter "chedule; much as tlie schedules (!•> not be- out his life. He was a candidate adult bible cl lass will assemble at ficientlv cooked or that be We control our shop, St. Matthew’s church announced the idi- ommend our m echan ica, and I for election as delegate to the dem 9:15 n. m., wi ith Angus B. McLean produced under in^anita change of the hours of ma s, to 8 i they do not take into immediate ocratic national convention from as general superintendent. Chief tions certain precautions i s believe in the merchandise and 10 o’clock, and the Congrega consideration commercial lighting this district in 1924. Membership worship servii * dock, with sary. There is no method we sell at lowest possible tional church will return to the II schedules about which there has was carried in the Knights of Py- sermon by I canncrs can assure them Harrison, II careful examination brfor price consistent with qua!- o’clock morning service. Fellow J»ip been much complaint. stiperir ithias, I). O. K. K. and Elks lodges. state ity such as nddrrss by that a product dors not L. C. Kramien. J. W. Bailey, He was a charter and life member supper, (» p. , pastor of •'ninon producing orgnnisi Lester Ireland, Morris Weil ard of Phoenix lodge, No. 34, Knights Dr. Raymond ever, if thr f Genuine Chevrolet Part* W. Verne McKinney were appoint <>f Pythias of Hillsboro, serving as Portland First church. 1 astor II. S. sterilized thr <1 Genuine Chevrolet Acvrsso r ie» ed on the budget committee t o chancellor commander several times. Haller will conduct bn Ii services. poison is ir September IS i •» Education Sun- meet with the council October 18 He was also a charter member of Associated Aero Gasoline (Continued from page 1) Bot ulisni food poisoning Phoenicia Temple, Pythian Sis di', with mornin g sermon by the No objection was made to the re Valvoline Oils C«*e. Most of the seed that is row, student pas caused by tiilinux bacillus Rev. Fred It. Mo ters, and a past royal vizier of the Waverly Oils grown is produced in Tennessee. quest of the chamber of commerce I). O. K. K. inns), and is of ta tr college, and tor at Oregon ir There is a good demand for the for use of certain streets October fatality ns to Deceased is survived by the evening address bv Prof. IL S. Shell Grease Products seed but the market is none too 14 and 15 for the harvest home widow, a brother. Senator Edward Tuttle of P.irifi* measures bring Kelly-Springfield Tires great. For a few farmers who un festival. Use of the park and audi Schulmerich of Hillsboro, and four taken Against it. Hut water pro- Grant Batteries derstand seed growing it offers an- torium w’as granted for the 4-11 si>ters: Mrs. I). B. Burkhalter, rr-'.rd non-a< id vegetables and fruit, Estate Filed club exhibit and entertainment, Expert Duco Painting other good possibility. ite fish and meats, have been the pro<l- Hillsboro; Mrs. George Biersdorf, I to Oi Jo epl provided public liability insurance Hyslop recommended that we go Cornelius mute 1; Mrs. Thomas amounting to ipproxim itely' 820,- ucts responsible for botulinus pois satisfactory to the park committee ahead with the Ohio and Tennessee Bilyeu, Portland, and Mrs. E. !.. 000 in real and personal property, oning. No food of any description resistant strains of red clover. Pre be obtained. Johnson, Hillsboro. was filed for probate Friday. Mrs. showing t h e slightest unnatural judice against western Oregon red Complete arrangements for the Belle Hardwieger was appointed odor, un it lira] color, swelling of thr clover seed has become rather well JAMES WHITELAW, Mgr. funeral were made in written in- executrix and the estate is to be »■ontainrr, signs of gas or any oth established over a period of years. -tructions left by Mr. Schulmerich. divided between his wife and his er evidence of decomposition what 3rd and Washington Streets Regardless of whether or not the Pallbearers were Thad Graves and sons, Joseph F., Frank I), and ever should he used for food pur Telephone 441 reputation is justified it is never Ed. O. Mayer of Portland, Judge John I.. Hardwieger. pose. However, it is a well known (continued from paar« 1) theless a condition we must face. Victor Moses of Corvallis, L. A. Estate of Ann.C Bl urn, consisting fact that spoilage tnay be so slight Letters recently received at the of entertainment are being planned Long, W. G. Hare and T. 1!. of real estate valued at 8f»000, was that it will not be ordinarily dr- county agent’s office from the east for both evenings. Tongue Jr., all of Hillsboro. Rev. filed for probate Saturday. Heirs Seven girls have already’ signified John F. Burns of Corvallis con named in the petition were two indicate that our effort to improve __ services and Paul Holm sons and six daughters. Frank the qaulity of our red clover seed their intention to take part in the ______ ducted the crop from the standpoint of the 81 dinner contests to be held noon|of Portland was the soloist* Blum, a son, was appointed admin eastern purchaser is meeting with and evening on Friday «and Sat istrator. urday. Several sewing, cooking and some success. We Believe This One + i Word from North Carolina con homemaking demonstrations have A Scotchman Jay dying in a veys the news th it red clover already’ been entered. All exhibits, . . . . London ■ »iiu'/ii 1 hospital 11 ’ m p 11.11 hihi and the irir tiitcivr doctor plantings seeded with seed sent with the < ‘T. il . Ä ’•>«<* -nythin. east from this county’ showed 95 must be brought to the building Im wanted. She asked him what he per cent of a perfect stand last by next Wednesday to allow for would like and he said: “I wad like spring and was equal to that seeded arrangement and judging, accord to hear the Bagpipes afore I dee.” Everythin^ in Insurance I with seed from Indiana. On ad ing to an announcement by O. B. A piper visited the ward and played I joining plantings improved seed Kraus, county school superintend a tune. The Scotchman recovered 1 Phone 1701 1332 Washington from France gave but 50 per cent ent. hut all the other patients died. -Ex. of a stand. In Kentucky seed from Bands representing four com here produced clover plantings just munities will provide music during as good as those from seed pro the fair. The Helvetia school and duced in the east. The Kentucky community band will play Friday people regard red clover seed pro afternoon with the Forest Grove duced in their own state as superior city band giving a concert in the to any’ other but the writer in his evening. On Saturday afternoon Ginger Ale. letter states that they will re the Hillsboro school band will play 2 for ................................................... gard his seed from Oregon of the and the ~ Beaverton high school Tennessee anthracnose resistant | band in the evening. strain ns superior to the ordinary! No admission charge will be Red & White commercial seed and as a good sec made for entrance to the fair. The Sifted Pea» ............................ ond choice. .Seed for these plantings state forestry department will have was sent east late in the winter of a broadcasting truck on the grounds 1931. to announce winners of the various Red & White Pineapple. Seed for other trial plantings events and to provide music. Citizens to Ballot On Municipal Water Jury Returns l our Directors of Local Church Celebrates Golf Club Elected True Bills Saturday 50th Anniversary Public Ownership Utilities Advised Grade Schools Here Enroll Large Class CHEVROLET DEALER'S SERVICE STATION Death Sudden for George Schulmerich gioii convention will be: i’he big parade, $lj the 4(1 and N night parade, AO cenisi the drum corps preliminaries, 25 cents, and Hie drum corps finals, 75 cents, (¡el your $2 combination tickets good for all four ex cuts and saxe mon «y. They are on hide ut I Ile I Ickct booth, (il h and Morrison, Port’ land. Argun el.iNNlfle.il lid*» Kit rrNtlltN AGAIN WEIL’S LEADi| Mighty 19th Anniversary SALE NOW ON Weil’s 19th Anniversary Sale has started * Come on Washington County And They (’aine Not only from Washington county, but from all over this great Tualatin valley. Hundreds of enthusiastic buvers to share THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN NEW FALL AND WINTER MERCIIAND1SE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED Wc Apologize For not being able to wait on all you good folks in our usual "Weil’s Service ’ way, but tin1 crowds were so great Friday and Saturday our 32 salespeo ple were “swamped." SALE CONTINUES in spite of the fact that M ARK ET S A D V A N C E Wliolcsiile market quotat ions on fall and winter merchandise have advanced 10 t<> 25but WE ARE PREPARED and have bought theusands of dollars worth of merihantlise at the lowest prices in history. BI T ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAPIDLY ADVANCING PRK ES WE CAN ONLY Gl'AR ANTUE THESE LOW SALE I’llICF-S WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. ATTEND THIS SALE COME NOW More QUILT J U I t Boxes p i e c i: s Ask! Growing of Clover And Peas Advised HillsboroMotorCo Leaders Plan for 4-H Exhibit Here RUSHLOW POWE R S USED CARS AT PORTLAND PRICES OR LESS 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Dodge Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Vi-ton Truck 1931 Chevrolet H/j-ton Truck 1926 Ford Coupe CONSIGN YOUR CAR TO US—WE’LL SELL IT Have Wrecked 1927 Chevrolet, If You Need Part. See Us New License on Every Car WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS Doyle’s Used Car Store Buy — Sell — Trade 1057 Third Street Phone 61 SPECIAL—300 page Tablet Best quality paper I he Palm Drug Store Phone 266 10c Cut A T o McCALL Dress The newer patterns have a new cutting lint*; fact two blue lines with a .missors-widt h white center between them. You can cut through this invit ing white center swiftly anti clearly and with perfect assurance. It's so easy it's really fun to make school clothes the new McCall way. Not a Chain Store chooi Supplies Our school values will surprise you. As always it will pay you to look over our goods before you purchase, we can save you money o n quality goods. Every thing is complete from a penny pencil to the very best Parker foun- tain pens, rive-cent notebooks to the best loose- leaf binders. Send the children here we will treat them right and take as much care in select- ing what they need as you would. n GROCERY : September 9 - 10 - 12 Ready with Complete Assortments! SCHOOL DAYS Fancy ................................................. Red & White Catsup Memorie Tea. Black. >/2 lb..................................................... Red & White Milk. Large. 4 for .................................. Red & White Gelatine. 3 for .................................................... Camay Soap. 3 bars ................................................ Crystal White Cleanser. 3 for ................... ............................ Blue & White Olives. Pint cans. 2 for ......................... 25c 18c 15c 15c 25c 19c 19c 17c 10c 25c Jf/Z/jonr/ieed f at ßiej Sa vinas. HILLSBORO, OREGON Our Store will be closed all day Tuesday, Sept. 13 The owner« of t hese houses both be- lieve in signs . . . but diffcrent kinds! The one has flaunted a “for sale” sign for months . . . bul no one seems to notice it. But the other chap wisely let his sign take the form of a classified ad. And now his sign reads "SOLD!” ( Ittssified ads bring results every time, Whether you’re buying or selling. Phone 3101—ask for an ad-taker.