Page Six H IL L S B O R O A R G U S, H IL L S B O R O , must bo fam ished.” H er unexpected g r a e io u s n e s s calmed his half-crazed m ind ‘ W hy. L ilit h you roasted th is y o u rse lf' It w ill taste d o u b ly de­ lic io u s ' He forced a laugh "B u t I co u ld n 't take the food out o f y o u r Bv Robert Ames Bennett m outh.” B en efit N ovem ber 15; Red ( W N U S e rv ice C o p y rig h t by " I ' l l soon cook more. There's R obert An»«* B e n n e tt) p le n ty " Cross C hairm an N am ed G a rth caught M r R a m ill's hungry look, and shook his head "N o t (R y M m . Joh n M D a vid ao n ) ( Con tin lied from l.« t week) yet fo r us. sir We ll pack in some H E L V E T IA The school teacher. C H A P T E R IV m ore o f the meat before the w o l­ Joseph Wenzel, w ill present a con­ verines get it." cert N ovem ber 15 at the school The Whip Hand He la id a mat of w illo w foliage, Everyone is in v ite d The funds w ill The g ir l lic k e d her fing ers and sliced up w hat was le ft o f the sec­ be used to get a w a te r system in ­ tu rn e d to stare covetously at the ond liv e r, and started o ff w ith stalled at the school. pieces o f moose d a n g lin g in the R am ill. A gro up o f young fo lk s from sm ud ge -fire smoke She spoke to ___ Though at firs t s tiff, the m illio n P o rtla n d spent Tuesday evening at G a rth alm ost c iv illy : »■s'- " •* • • . ' - m m F T ? aire d id not get out of breath so the home o f M r. and Mrs. V ic to r " I'v e no need to rest lik e Dad. q u ic k ly as before T h is was an en Christensen. A m ong them were Do 1 have to w a it fo r another couraging sign T hat easy c lim b to P a cific’s g rid iro n w a rrio rs p re p a rin g themselves to meet any and a ll co m p e titio n Coach Anse C o rne ll's eleven w ill meet l;is old team, M rs Christensen's b ro th e rs and piece?" the cla im and the fast re tu rn had sister. Clarence, O ren and Doris been vio le n t exercise fo r the m ine "C e rta in ly not. B u t yo u 've let M ille r • •"* He could have the c o o k -fire go out. Keep th is one investor. , .. . not . . . recov . Boy Scouts met at the school going, and you can use it. B e tte r 80 800,1 l f h,s hca r’ ,lad jo k e be to w a lk o ff and leave us at a tim e on spoiled fish and ro tte n house here F rid a y nigh t. cut another spit. M in d the k n ife bad. to starve?“ w a lru s." J im D avidson has been to H ills edge, i f yo u d o n 't w a n t to lose a B ut when he opened his cig ar Does it look that w a y ’ T w o H u xb y's face and neck were as boro several tim es la te ly having fin g e r." case. G a rth interposed. moose m ake a deal o f ea ting .s w o lle n and sore as i f covered w ith the wound on his hand dressed. "Y o u have o n ly fo u r le ft, s ir She showed she could be deft As G a rth spoke, he pointed ahead boils. His tem pe r was no less sore He cut it w ith an axe w h ile chop­ enough when she chose One stroke B etter hold them back to taper o ff at the red chunks on the spruce ; “ Y ou 're the one w ho put us in this ping wood. One stitch was taken o f the k n ife hacked o ff a w illo w gra d u a lly. T h is change o f diet branches. A lm o st at the same in - fix . you wood louse!" in the palm and tw o stitches on tw ig , tw o cuts sharpened the end. going to jo lt you hard enough. No stant his r if le je rk e d up. The see- G a rth gave h im a p ity in g look. the back o f the hand. G rasping the bottom o f the u n ­ w ine o r w h isky, e ith e r.” ond shot was fo llo w e d by a sn a rl­ "T h a t's the fly venom ta lk in g . No M r. and M rs. A d o lp h B adert- cut second liv e r, she sliced up M r. R a m ill w a lke d along q u ite in g squall The squall s h rille d in to | cool, ca lcu la tin g schemer in his scher, w ho have been v is itin g th e ir lengthw ise, a ll the w ay to the raw - a distance w ith the cig ar case op a sh rie k th a t nipp ed o ff i n t o rig h t senses w o u ld ask fo r tro u b le daughter. Mrs. Emma Sorensen, at hide thong She poked the green en. his face im passive inside the silence. when his hands were tied. I m ight L in n to n . visite d the Pete Jossy wood fro m near the fire , p ile d on m osquito gauze o f t h e headnet When M r. R a m ill ra th e r hesita­ p o in t out. however, th a t the venom fa m ily Sunday. B atertscher re tu rn ­ d ry sticks, and crouched dow n to When at last he looked up, he tin g ly follow ed G a rth to the hang­ was due to y o u r haste in tr y in g ed to L in n to n and Mrs. B ad ert- ho ld her spit ove r the blaze. closed the cigar case and handed in g legs o f moose, he saw a three- to— u h —a p p ro p ria te m y discovery scher w ill stay here fo r a tim e w ith G a rth had at once begun to it to Gath. “ Y o u 're the do ctor." foot, s tu b -ta ile d w ild c a t w ith b la ck- cla im ." her daughter, Mrs. Ida Jossy. G a rth put the case in his s h irt tu fte d ears ly in g un de r a t o r n E lm e r G u e rb e r and fa m ily and m ake catcut. I t w o u ld be needed "T h a t's a lie. You cast the plane to sew the moccasins. He was in pocket. shoulder o f moose meat A second a d rift I was stung w h ile try in g to Elizabeth Brooks vis ite d Mrs. G ue r- ber at the Good S am aritan hospital at w o r't - ancl ,he K‘ r ' was "A ll rig h t, sir. Y o u 'll get them cat. s lig h tly larger, had leaped sev­ save it. Curse the lu c k ! I came - - — . . ' s t ill m ore in te n tly eyeing he r meat, when th e y 'll do you the most good eral yards aw ay before dro p p in g . w ith in an aee o f reaching t h e w hen H u x b y came s trid in g bc' —and y o u 'll get them a ll.” G a rth dre w his kn ife . "O n ly a snagged lin e A lm ost had it. when m a jo r operation and expects to be tw een the spruces. home soon. , . A g a in M r. R a m ill w a lke d along p a ir o f ly n x . N ot m uch fo r tw o the plane dragged it loose and The once elegant engineer was | w ith his gaze on the ground. They shots. We haven't any cartrid ge s w ent do w n over those h e llish fa lls !" R alph Pieren. w ho has been v is ­ itin g his parents, M r and M rs. A l smeared w ith m ud fro m his m id - were near the m uskeg sw am p be to th ro w away. B u t we can u s e ! “ I m ig h t re m in d you th a t you Pieren. d u rin g the m onth, r e tu r n ­ body dow n to w h e re the ro c k -m ilk fore he looked up. He tu rn e d his the skins, and the meat w i ll m ake ordered me to cast o ff the lin e change fro m moose." ( at th e p o in t o f y o u r pisto l." ed to M y rtle P oint Monday. F ra n k w a te r o f the fo rd had drenched the shrew d gaze upon G arth, and spoke bog slim e fro m his shoes and w ith b lu n t directness: “ W hat s y o u r He fla ye d the bodies, bagged the ' T lle th ru s t proved too m uch for H o fe r accom panied him. M rs E lizabeth R itte r received leather a v ia to r trousers. Snags had game?" best cuts o f meat in the skins, and H u xby. He sat silent. G a rth went 400 baby chicks last week to help scratched his fly in g ja c k e t and hung them high. The ne xt m ove 0,1 w ith his d u ie t argum ent: "M y game " Al1 ,ha t is now P“ st history- supply the dem and fo r w in te r f r y ­ even to rn th ro u g h one sleeve. "Yes. We m ay as w e ll settle this was to see i f M r. R a m ill cou ld ers. W orst o f a ll. his bare face and now as later. D o n't te ll me you pack the hide o f the cow moos? Wc re m ore concerned w ith the M att M ercep lost a va lu a b le neck was a sw o lle n mass o f mo- haven't some big scheme in m in d He made a game atte m p t to w a lk present and fu tu re . M r. R a m ill has horse last week. He had a ru n ­ sq u ito -b ite w e lts and the bleeding You guessed we m eant to cast o ff o ff un de r it, but at once began to show n hls com m on sense by facing o f the situa tion . He lias aw ay and the horse stum bled over wounds o f d e e r-fly stings. The skin and leave you h o ld in g the sack stagger. G a rth re lie ve d h im o f the t *1P a p ile o f ro ck and fe ll in a deep had tlre a d y begun to p u ff and d is ­ O th erw ise you w o u ld n 't have ta k ­ load, and in place o f it gave h im fa lle n in to line. The question is. in ditch. Its back was in ju re d so bad­ color. en tha t key p a rt fro m the plane one o f th e bagged ly n x skins. He do you Miss R a m ill throw- h im s e lf bagged one o f the b u ll , w i,h us- °C do -v ° u Ko on yo u r ly th a t it died ne xt day. A t the sight o f the man's candi- m otor " Chairman Named G a rth chuckled. " D id you ever moose qu arters in the c o w h ije o w n ? I f w ith ua. I'm to be ch ie f tion. G a rth picke d up his rifle . How about it ’ ’ W. F. N orm an, Red Cross presi- Even the most cold-blooded, cal- o u tw it a fox, corn er a pack o f and heaved it upon his back. T hey came back to the cam p d° * n enough dent in W ashington county, was c u la tin g schemer can be to rtu re d wolves, o r tra p a c ra fty o ld bear?" camp * r. R - a m ill p a n tin g and sweat K - to see the point. You w in. I jo in The ru d d - - y face m illio n - w ith M here Saturday. M rs. J. M D a v id - ) in to crazed violence. ------ o — f the __ ______ son was appointed to collect fo r M iss R a m ill glanced up fro m her aire purpled. "W h a t is the conr.ec- ¡ng. G a rth swung lig h tly ahead o f up." Miss R a m ill looked puzzled and the annual r o ll call. | cooking, and u tte re d a sta rtle d cry. b °n ? " h im He slipped o ff his heavy pack W hat s the great School census w’ere taken here I t aw akened her fa th e r fro m his "N o th in g in v id io u s ." G a rth as- and stood lo o k in g at the id le couple m ,?," V iv e ljv * " last week. T here are 59 c h ild re n doze. He sat erect to stare a t : sured him . " I had in m in d o n ly the on the r i l l bank. T hey had eaten between the ages o f 4 and 20 in H u x b y . fu n o f the game." th e ir f i l l o f liv e r, and stretched out "V e ry sim ple, m y dear He has d is tric t 55. "M y G— d. V iv ia n , w hat's hap- "So? W ell, yo u n g man, it has to rest. No smoke was ris in g fro m H14’ w'h ip hand He is boss. Wc M rs. Sim on Hershey sold over pened ’ You lo ok lik e som ething already been a d m itte d th a t you 've the embers o f the sm udge-fire. Flies m ust obey his orders, o r w e 'll nev- 100 pounds o f coffee S atu rday in th e cat b ro u g h t hom e." ! so fa r taken a ll the tric k s . I gave w ere beginning to clu ste r on the ___________________________________ the Safeway coffee contest. "Those d—d pests." H u x b y curs- you c re d it fo r m ore sense, h o w - moose tongues and oth er meat. A lo t o f hunters arc seen around, ed. “ L e ft m y headnet. Hey, y o u . ever, than you showed w hen you The g ir l met his lo o k w ith con­ but o n ly a few birds are being a irp la n e th ie f, fe tch me a d rin k . I cast loose the plane. You had no tem ptuous in d iffe re n ce . H u x b y shot. J u m p liv e ly ." need to w a lk up lik e a dupe and stared w ith bloodshot h o s tility fro m G a rth lifte d his r ifle . "P u t up pe rm it V iv ia n to get the d ro p on between his sw ollen eyelids. y o u r hands. No, d o n't reach fo r you. Easy enough fo r you to've Instead o f speaking to the couple. y o u r pistol. U p w ith them , o r I ’ll come out o f cover w ith y o u r r if le O p en in g G a rth addressed the g ir l’s fa th e r _ _ _ _ . __ w in g you -T h a t's it. N o w ho ld them up. D o n't te ll me you’ d ra th e r as he re lie ve d h im o f the ly n x R a m ill ta ke - y o u r tra v e l afoot to the M acK enzic than pack: pistol. I'v e had enough o f y o u r f ly out in a plane." "A s I rem em ber, sir. I to ld Miss John I. K n ig h t. 72, fo rm e r H ills , th re a te n in g " "T h a t depends, sir. Perhaps I d id 154 S. Second Ave. boro resident and ow ne r o f the The m illio n a ire looked at G a rth 's not w ish to p a rt com pany w ith R a m ill she could cook on t h e K n ig h t A d ju s tm e n t com pany, w h ic h cool gra y eyes, and heaved h im s e lf you so soon. O ver at the riv e r, 1 sm ud ge -fire it she kept it going I Phone 2361 operated here fo r m any years, upon his feet to s h u ffle around could o f course have in v ite d in y- w ill say now th a t I do not in te n d die d at his M c M in n v ille home Oc- behind H u xb y's shoulder. He p u ll- self to f ly out to F ort S m ith w ith to shoot any m ore meat u n til use A ll Types I»ry C leaning made o f w hat we have. T here to b e r 24 a fte r a week's illness. He ed open the le athe r ja c k e t and you. B u t th a t w o u ld h a rd ly have liv e d here in the nineties. drew the au tom atic pisto l fro m given us tim e to get acquainted are none too m any r if le cartridges. 1 W IL L C A L L A N D D E L IV E R M r. K n ig h t had attended a large It* h igh -slun g sheath. H o ld in g the As it is. in the weeks o f close I f the three o f you p re fe r rotten, K n ig h ts o f P ythias m eeting at F o r- bu tt fo rw a rd , he bro u g h t the weap- com panionship to come we m ay e v ­ m aggoty meat. I 'l l go you to the last m o u th fu l I'v e liv e d fo r weeks est G rove ju s t tw o weeks before on to G arth. en learn to be frie n d s.” and seemed in good s p irits and "K e ep it y o u rs e lf." G a rth to ld M r. R a m ill frow n ed . "Is th a t a good health. He had been a m em - h im - "Y o u can g ive it back to h im taunt, or m a u d lin sob s tu ff? " ber o f the lodge fo r m ore than soon as be gets ove r th is f ly m ad- "N e ith e r." fo r ty years and had fille d va rio u s ness There's y o u r headnet. H u x - ; Then w h a t’s y o u r game? I f you stations. | by. B e tte r stand in the sm oke t i l l “ th in ' k ' , a fte r m arooning us here in these d —d w ilds, you can w in our He was a ctive in the M c M in n ­ you get i t on.” The torm e n te d m an firs t ran to frie n d s h ip o r g ra titu d e by g u id in g v ille K iw a n is clu b fro m the tim e o f its organ izatio n and was a m em ­ lie do w n on the r i l l bank. B e ­ us out, yo u 're a sadly m istake n ber of the M c M in n v ille E lks lodge. tw een d rin ks, he doused his b itte n young m an." D u rin g the W o rld w ar, M r. face in a pool and dashed t h e G a rth agreed. ‘‘I t w o u ld be a ___ „ ............... r ._ _____ ___ a n y th ___ „ K n ig h t was ........... one „ o f the m in u te g ra te fu lly cool w a te r over the back stup id _______ m istake to expect in g m en and his p a trio tic ta lk s w ere ; of bis neck. The m om ent he stop- decent fro m you o r y o u r d a ug hter in sp irin g . • ped, the pests buzzed at h im again. | or H u xby. B u t th in k w h at fu n I ’ve M r. K n ig h t is su rvive d by his He ran 1° the sm oky side o f the i already had, fa cin g th a t p is to l and w id o w . T w o sons, Lom e a n d ! , i r e w ith o u t stopping fo r his head- te llin g H u x b y he dared not use Joseph, preceded the fa th e r i in n • net. 1 M " F o r the firs t tim e since G a rth I "F un? You m ust be cra zy!” death. L o m e K n ig h t died in an A rc tic e xp lo ra tio n e xp e d itio n a had met L ilit h R a m ill. she showed J "N o t at a ll. I had h im sized up. consideration fo r someone else than The game was to Jet h im th in k nu m b e r o f years ago. herself. H er second piece o f liv e r he had me trapped, then g ive h im State C a p ito l News L e tte r—G iv ­ had been cooked enough to be eat- i the la ug h." in g the h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l ac­ able. She tore it in tw o and gave ] The big man chewed on this, ' "T h a t’s cle ar enough. B ut why t iv it y a t Salem .—E ve ry w eek in h a lf to her fiance. the A rgus. tf "It's good. V iv ia n . T r y it. Y ou w re ck the plane? W ill y o u r ne xt Plan Program for Helvetia CAUGHT IN Pacific "U ” on Training Sled THE WILD er get back to c i v i l i . .itim i." "O h ’ The despicable, cow ardly " She met G a rth 's cool gaze and fe ll silent He nodded "Y o u 'll begin by re bu d d in g that fire A fte r that y o u 'll cook the other liv e r fo r yo u r fa tti­ er and y o u rse lf You w ill then start gra in in g the h a ir o ff the moose- hides w h ile llu x b y and y o u r father go back fo r more meat " "1 w ill do no sueti t ilin g '" "V e ry w e ll That means you get no moccasins to replace yo u r boots when those flim s y soles w e a r th ro u g h on the ro c k s '' She fla re d “ G a lla n t S ir G ulla hud!" "L ea ve her be. G a rth ." her father interposed " I 'l l tend the fir e und scrape the s k in s " "N o L ie down. W henever you wo rk, b i u t ’s mi v y iu ou r n foet We m ust U d to u n be both ^w n d o' und iu n t l ax.x* .«..I to fetch Ih tha pot and >1. the .. gold pan." The m in in g engineer rose and started up tow ards the tro u g - h w ith , , 8 " u l ul,' v o r Protest . J*8., ' oyes widened She gazed w o n d e rin g ly fro m him to her fa th e r M r. R a m ill had no less ob ediently lam dow n as ordered G a rth ignored the g ir l lie chop­ ped deep notches In the tru n ks o f the food-euche b irc h trees, about seven feet high Ah h h here's real land real economy ] Comfort! too,John KESSLER’S BY A WIDE MARGIN! tfie degree n f hen / g u n u)a/it, at a turn n f u eu h e FOR BEAUTY—FOR ECONOMY—FOR SAFETY SP/iRK SA YS C H R IS CAGLE, FA M O U S A L L -A M E R IC A N FO O TB A LL STAR A N D CO LLEG E CO ACH PATENTED BURNING CIRCULATING LJEI A T C n IIC A I CK tree to tree, w ith ends wedged in t h e notches The next move was to letch a num ber of alder pole Win-Il lie return ed , smoke was b illo w in g up to d riv e the files fro n t the moos, tongues and m u f­ fles Miss R u n iill had re b u ilt the sm udge-fire and taken dow n the liv e r, ready for slicin g She gazed up ut Idin, storm y-eyed, ready to fla re if tic had shown the s lig h t­ est flic k e r o f amusement or gloat tng Instead, tie gave tie r a cu rt nod o f acknow ledgem ent. laid I lls kn ife beside tlle liv e r, and turne d to space the poles across tin* sapling fra m e w o rk to m ake a g r ill above the smudge Upon tilts he laid the moose leg and the pieces of ly n x meat H u xby came hack from the d is ­ covery stake w ttli tin* gold pan and little a lu m in u m pot lie stated in surprise at sight o f Miss R a m ill cooking the liv e r She shrugged hei slim shoulders, and drew buck from the fire to give one spit to tier fa th e r A fte r th a t she s ile n tly o f­ fered the o th e r to G arth. "T h u n k you ." he said "L e t mi* suggest tllu t you now f i l l the gold pan w ith w a te r und slice in to It one o f tin* m uffles They do n't look prom ising. But i f sim m ered fo r a day o r two. u single moose m u ffle w ill give us several de liciou s meals of w lu it m ig ht be called aspic je lly ." T h is won no sign o f in te rest from the g ir l She wns no lu ng er hungry, | G a rth Ignored het sileni e | " A fte r .tin tin g that diati, yn i may cook as m uch m o ie of lit liv e r us yo u r fa ttie r can eat lie w ill keep on restin g w h ile llu x b y and I go for a llo ttic i load of moo. . meat The sooner we puck a ll to camp, tin- surer we w ill tie that o ilie r m ouths do not get uwuy w ith It." (Concluded neat w « mi U) Subscribe now to ttie Argus. In W ashington county $1 51) a year. S ix m onths H5e T hree m onths :>() cents T w o m onths 35 cents. tf K IIE l'M A T IN M ('i» -« 4 « y '* ('«•»•» I»« Ml 111| In the |H»Uoh went«« fro m th r • u ff e r v r « rcm m in c m t U fo r r lll« , ■ t 'lH lIlH U lld It lll U 'M U " RE-FUELING W e will pay you the follow ing prices fo r g rain w hen tra d e d to ns for D airy F e e d : G rey O ats, No. 2. 38 lbs. W h ite O ats, No. 2. 38 lbs. B arley, No. 2. 48 lb s . $ 2 4 .0 0 ton 2 3 .0 0 ton 2 2 .0 0 ton W e will d eliv er yon the follow ing D airy F eed iu ’°n lots or m ore a t th e follow ing p ric e s: Im p erial D airy, 2 0 % Cow R ation, 17% M olasses D airy, 15% o u t* $ 3 0 .0 0 ton 2 7 .0 0 ton 2 5 .0 0 ton Food is tin fu e l fo r tin* hum un engine . . and m ilk is the liest and most com - |ilete food See th a t y o u r c h ild re n have p le n ty of m ilk Morningdcw A bove p rices on tra d e for D airy F eed only. G U E R N SE Y D A IR Y On th e above basis it will pay you to tra d e y o u r g rain for one of these b a la n c e d d a iry rations. S AM I IU I.IT A SONS I'llon e 1H to n m iles south o f H ills b o ro P ay Cash and S ave — T rad e w ith Im perial 1935 — Score Imperial Feed dC Grain Co. Phone 01 Millers of Quality Feeds South Second Ave. »M.I Gold Mrdal Diploma Winner in 1934 — Score 9K 2 Silver Mrdal Diploma Winner In 1933 — Score 97 X 23- ADVERT In Your Local Newspaper S timulates S ales Roger W. Babson, noted business statistician, points out that newspaper advertising for fourteen consecu­ tive months has registered gains over the same month of the previous year and says this means that manu­ facturers and merchants alike are looking forward to better times. Mi\ Babson calls attention, however, to the habit of businessmen of reducing their advertising appropria­ tions in slumps. He urges them to increase their ad­ vertising in order to take advantage of one of the most valuable methods of ironing out the bumps in business. LET JULIUS KESSLER TELL YOU THE STORY "M en , I believe you'll say the same thing etnee you taste tnv whiskies. Just sip my w his­ kies j/r. ( ’ M n«er, 4IN W . M m n St . S h v r iio n . O irM ' ii, m I h I f « «hr h««l to une c ru tc h nini «atte fu r in year« no a e m u n l u f H heninat la i n . am i 1« im w w ell «to, e ta k in g Caaey'a Contpuund. O v e r I y ra ra atnee uatou ««m r. Mini ret o o io irm l« it htkihly Caaey’a Cornp«»und no «ale a t h a lt« P rn tf «ture A