Page Eight
H IL L S B O R O
Tw o Speakers
A sk T olerance
C h r is tia n C o u n c il G r o u p
C o n v o c a tio n Session
the present set-up. that w i l l c o m -.
plete the hig h school p u p ils ' d i
visio n o f council.
F ixit S h o p L ead s
in B ow ling L eag u e
A R G U S ,
H IL L S B O R O ,
THE GREAT AM ERICAN HOME
VCxj SHOUUP Sfe SMAPT LIKE I
Q tkSTgÄ HLBVITBß; HETAhf? A
b ? MOSlC UEáíOM INSTSAO
OF \MST1NC? Hl'S T I M S
AV N k -
F ix it Shop was in the lead by ’
a n a rro w m a rg in in the fo u rth i
week o f the A m e rica n
I.eague
b o w lin g to u rn a m e n t and a b a ttle is
expected next w eek w ith tile F ix its
tngaging the second place Royal
Soda W orks
In the C ity league. H ornback's
’ ’ sed F u rn itu re Store continues on
the w ay, ta k in g three games fro m |
ne i'a s.im e Card Room, w h ile the
C. C Store took three games fro m
Lentz A u to Parts team.
P erfe ction B a ke ry led in the
C om m ercial league by one game
v ith the Dodge M o to r com pany
and F a irw a y M a rk e t close on th e ir
heels.
The N a tio n a l G ua rd team con-
inues to hold a co m fo rta b le lead i
iv e r the second place H ills b o ro t
’ harm acy in the N a tio n a l league
n the C annery league, the S h ip
ping team s till holds the lead w ith
'.he B E. M a lin g o ffic e team w h it-
lin g them do w n g ra d u a lly.
P erfe ction B a k e ry is g iv in g aw ay
i cake each w eek to the person
ro llin g the hig h score in league ,
plat Robinson o f H ornback's w ent i
in to the lead on the tir e given
by George W ick o f the H ills b o ro
M o to r com pany by r o llin g 654 pins
Tuesday nigh t.
C o un ty Itr s lilc lll D lrs
T A Copinger, 52. luburer, du d
Sunday in the cou nty hospital alt
el an illness of six months lie
w a s b o l l i May 27, 1883 B u ria l w ill
be Sunday in the cem etery at Rice.
Wash S u rv iv in g aie bis w id o w ,
Eva of Dryad. W a sh , throe »on .
N A C oppiugei. P ortla nd rou te 5,
A storia Bank F irs t
II A of P ortland and H a rva rd of
The It.in k u f A storia ranks firs t D iv in i. and one daughter, C'l.11.1
im ong O regon hanks outside uf bell o f M ichigan.
P ortland, m num ber of model in
atio n loans Insured by F H A T hat
Say you saw It In the A rgus
bank also was firs t among Oregon
in a tic i.il in s titu tio n s to dose a
i loan under the F H A single m o rt
gage system.
Ululi She
her home In H llls -
tiin c . She Is M ir-
i l i c i hv tiu e t ch ild re n . M is Ida
II
.M
W o o d w o i t i l of H i ll. O h i o . ( '
l ' i n ■ of P ortland, and Miss Daisy
\
M.n h a ll of G ladstone; also
vi it gi - itle liilih i ' l l .m il tw o g ic u t-
i .c a lc in i.Iren, a ll of P ortland
N ew C hevrolet
H ere S aturday
1
T F iL b t Y O U A G E , FELLOWS'
M Y LATEST ACHIEVEMENT
CM THE KASS V IO L . GALLS
AAI I
Thursday, October 31, I!
O R E G O N
h o rn
H ills b o r o
M o to r C o m p a n y
to H a v e P r e v ie w
—G loves , fishing taolls
EVEN 6i*OUG-HT Mu OWN
N e a rly 125 active m em bers of
LUNCH.*
chapters o f
H ills b o ro
C h ristia n
? 5 r“ T
C ouncil, gathered around the sup
/ ¡7»
NUTSY KLEV iTE C ,
per table M onday evening at the
v o x
c
t
Veterans’ ha ll, in the sem i-annual
G E N IU S /
C onvocation o f C ouncil, and heard
SOME FELLOWS
tw o addresses on "T o le ra n ce ” , tlu
HAVE A L L -T H u
opic fo r discussion in a ll chapters
6Q a '/
d u rin g th is school year. F ather
Charles M c A llis te r,
p rin c ip a l 01
C olum bia P re p a ra to ry school, P o rt
land, and the Rev. George H. Poor,
o f U n iv e rs ity P ark M ethodist E pis
copal church. P ortland, w ere the
speakers. R ichard Abts. hig h school
senior and president of the co u n
cil. presided.
“ We are a ll tra v e llin g in the
same d ire c tio n ." said F ather M c
A llis te r, "b u t we go over d itfe re n .
avenues." The Prep school p r in c i
pa l was s u b s titu tin g fo r
Fathei
M ich ae l Earley, w ho was p re v e n t
ed by illness fro m a tten din g F a th
e r M c A llis te r has been in Oregon
o n ly a short tim e, having come
here fro m a teaching po sitio n in
N o tre Dame u n iv e rs ity .
"W h y should I look dow n upon
you because you do not go by the
same avenue o f fa ith ," he asked,
“ o r w h y should you lo o k dow n
upon me because I go by a d iffe r
ent road than that by w h ich you
tra v e l? "
"F a th e r M c A llis te r made p la in
W ashington cou nty residents had
th a t differences in fa ith could oe a taste o f e a rly w in te r here this
discussed and even argued over w eek w ith tem peratures ra n g in g
w ith o u t bitterness and w ith com fro m 24 degrees above zero Tues
plete tolerance.
day n ig h t to an average m a xim u m
The Rev. M r. Poor fo llo w e d this o f 50 degrees The average lo w fo r
ta lk w ith his com m ents on " T o l the w eek was 29 degrees above
erance Between Races." "O n ly on according to A. W. Moore, local
the m e rits o f a m an dare we ju dg e w eather observer fo r
B io lo g ica l
h im ." he said, "n o t on the color survey,
o f his skin. Y e llo w o r black, red
M onday and Tuesday, snow flu r -
o r w h ite, every in d iv id u a l has the ries vis ite d the va lle v . w h ile the
Red Cross M em bership R o ll-C a ll w ill be conducted fro m
same rig h ts o f p e rso n a lity." M r h ills and heights o f the Coast
A rm is tic e Day to T h a n ksg ivin g , and ch a irm e n w ill be ap
New 1938 m odel autom obiles w ill
Poor, an associate m em ber of the range w ere w h ite w ith snow. Tues-
p o in te d in e ve ry section o f the county. A large sum o f m oney
be displa yed by a ll local dealers
V ik in g chapter o f the C o un cil day n ig h t enough snow fe ll at
has been expended by the Red Cross fu r
by S aturday. T he new lines are
class o f 1926. expressed the b e lie f H ills b o ro to coat autom obiles, but
em ergency r e lie f in the co u n ty th is year,
th a t no p a rtic u la r race had the tne flake s m elte d soon a fte r the
being shown nearv tw o m onths
and it is o n ly by the co-o pe ration of the
rig h t to be snobbish and consider f lu r r y passed.
e a rlie r than in past years.
citizens in the ro ll- c a ll s o lic ita tio n th a t this
themselves b e tte r than any oth er
The heaviest p re c ip ita tio n was
is possible. F ifty cents o f eve ry m e m b e r
T he new P lym o u th and Dodge
He also appealed fo r com plete to l- rep orted M onday w hen .34 inches
ship goes to the n a tio n a l chapter fo r re
cars have been shown by the Cady
erance between those yo u n g people was recorded.
lie f and disaster, and on a ll la rg e r m em
M o to r com pany fo r m ere than a
liv in g in
th e co u n trysid e
and
week, w h ile the M a cke n zie M o to r
berships. th e re m a in d e r o f the sum is
those liv in g in the city.
a v a ila b le fo r co u n ty re lie f.
com pany conducted the firs t sho w
F athe r J. T. Costelloe o f St
M em berships are as fo llo w s:
in g o f 1936 F ord V-8's O ctober 19
M atthew 's chu rch said the blessing '
O ldsm obiles have been shown at
Am ount of
F o r Chapt. F or N i f i
at the be ginning o f supper, w h ich
the H ills b o ro M o to r com pany fo r
Dues
Local Serv. S ervice
was prepared and served b y the
a week and the new C h e v ro le t*
A n n u a l M em bership
$ 1.00
$ 50
$ .50
N ebraska sentim ent, exce ptin g
M others' association o f the C ouncil.
w ill be on d isp la y be ginning S at
C o n trib u tin g M em bership
500
4 50
.50
A boys' trio , composed o f L u V e rn e the chiselers. seems to be a ll fo r
urday.
S usta ining M em bership
1000
9 50
.50
A bendroth. Bud Person and E l P resident Roosevelt, acco rding to
S u p p o rtin g M em bership
25 00
24.50
Thom as Sholes is now show ing
.50
wood Coslctt, sang the "P ilg rim E L. Johnson, local business man.
the 1936 T errap la ne, w h ile t h e
House Song"; a q u a rte t made up w h o re tu rn e d F rid a y fro m a tw o
Used C ar Exchange has the new
T
of W alter Foelker. A lla n S igler. weeks' t r ip to his o ld home state, i r T
Spray Com pounds K ill Beetle-.
W il lys "77" on the sales floo r.
R ich a rd A bts and D a vid C r itte n accom panied by h; bro th er. G A
D A L L A S - T ria ls of Rotenone or
T
den. sang "T he G reen and W hite", Johnson o f P o rtla n d T hey vis ite d
D eris spray com pounds by P olk
F avor Tow nsend P lan
song of Omega C hapter: and E l th e ir sister, w h o is ill.
co u n ty farm ers
were
u n ifo rm ly
Farm ers the re to ld the local mar. I
State í house o f re p re se n ta tivi
wood Coslett sang “ The V ik in g s of
successful
on
cucum
ber
and
flee
th
a
t
i
f
it
w
ere
not
fo
r
the
A
A
A
;
T h is w eek is Hom e Inspection
adopted a m em o rial to congre.'
T oday", as a solo. Pastor H e n ry S
H a lle r, C o u n cil adviser, accom corn-hog pro gra m everyone w o u ld W eek. O ctober 28 to N ovem ber 2. beetles, but w ere e n tire ly in e ff- u rg in g the enactm ent of the T o w n
tiv
e
on
red
spide
r
on
hops,
acco
rd
be
bro
ke
in
th
a
t
section
and
tha
t
an im p o rta n t phase o f the Home
panied on the piano. A t the con
send old age re v o lv in g pension
in g to J. R. Beck, c o u n ty agent la w
R e presentative E L. Ross
clusion o f convocation, the e n tire i f the governm ent ha dn 't stepped and F arm A ccid e n t program , spon
in
th
e
re
w
o
u
ld
n
't
be
any
hogs
le
ft
Farm
ers
co-o
pe
rating
w
ith
M
r
sored by the Red Cross, w ith the
assemblage sang "A lm a
M ater",
voted fo r the m easure and R epre
Beck
in
the
tria
ls
on
cucu
m
be
r
in
N
ebraska
and
nearby
states.
co-operation o f the F ederal H ous
song dedicated by C o u n cil to the
sen tative J. W. Hughes o p p i. n l it.
u n io n hig h school, in ho no r of Johnson says th a t section is com ing A d m in is tra tio n , and c iv ic clubs. beetles were W H B row n, C a ll
in
g
back
fast
a
fte
r
h
a
vin
g
had
a
Iverson
and
E
m
il
Stevens.
F o llo w in g are some of th in g s to
P rin c ip a l B. M. Goodman, w ho
• • •
good crop w ith good prices.
took fo r about the home, not o n ly
w ith seven o th e r guests o f honor,
M an y S oil Samples Tested
this week, b u t at a ll tim es: T h a t—
sat at the speakers' table w ith the
presidents o f th e various chapters.
E U G E N E — T h ir ty soil sample!
1. S ta irw a y s and steps are kept
clear, repaired, lig h te d ;
porches tested fo r Lane co u n ty farm -r-
T o n ig h t i T hursd ay i C o u n c il holds
in d balconies have secure ra ilin g s : d u rin g Septem ber to de term in e
its annual H a llo w e 'e n p a rty, w h ich
oys and ute nsils are
p ro p e rly the lim e re q u ire m e n t, bro ug ht the
th is yea r w i ll take the fo rm o f a
“ scavenger h u n t” . M em bers w ill
Thom as Meade, fo rm e r resident stored; a step la d d e r is a va ila b le to ta l nu m be r o f samples tested by
O. S F letche r. Lane co u n ty agent.
ga ther at P ilg rim House, C ouncil o f G rants Pass, opened the “ H ills - in the home.
2. S afe ty matches are used, kep t
since the fir s t o f the y i ir.
headquarters. at 7:30 p. m.. and be boro C leaners" establishm ent this
sent on th e ir variou s missions, and week in the same b u ild in g w ith r a t o f the reach o f c h ild re n : bo n he reports. P ra c tic a lly a ll o f the
then w ill re tu rn to the House w ith the W ahner Shoe H ospital on South fires
a re
p ro h ib ite d , firep la ces tests were made fo r farm ers in
B o u g h t a n d S o ld
th e ir "spoils." where refreshm ents Second avenue. The young man screened; ute nsils fille d w ith hot terested in g ro w in g legum e crops
w i ll be served On S atu rday m o rn has leased the cle an ing eq uipm en t liq u id s are ke p t a w a y fro m sm all fo r forage, M r. F le tch e r says.
192 8 F o r d C o u p e
ing. a ll C a th o lic m em bers o f C oun o f J im Peppard. He m oved to childre n.
c il w ill attend the 7 o'clock mass H ills b o ro a w eek ago w ith his w ife .
A verage 15 Years
3. T he garage door o r w in d o w s
at St. M atthe w 's chu rch in a body,
1 9 2 6 P o n tia c S e da n
O regon home ow ners w h o are
are kep t open w hen the m o to r is
com m em orating A ll Souls' Day.
H o lly In s p e c tio n D a te s
ru n n in g ; gas appliances are kept p a rtic ip a tin g in the com plete home
1930 F c rd T u d o r
The m others' ne xt m eeting w ill
N a m e d f o r T h is C o u n ty in good con dition, the gas shu t o ff fin a n c in g plan o r "s in g le m o rt-
E x c e p tio n a lly good
be N ovem ber 21, in the evening.
e
n
tire
ly
i
f
eq
uipm
en
t
is
defective,
gage
system
"
o
f
F
H
A
are
ih
o
w
in
g
A n n u a l inspection of h o lly trees
a preference fo r loans exte n d in g
Mrs. J. O C ra nd all, it was a n fro m
w h ich
h o lid a y decorations u n til re p a irs can be made.
1 9 2 9 N a s h S e da n
4. M edicines are stored in c le a rly over a period o f 15 years, accord-
nounced at Convocation, has ac fo r out of state shipm ent w i ll be
N ice co n d itio n
cepted the post as adviser to taken, has been set fo r N ovem ber abeled containers, necessary pois- in g to a surve y o f such transac
stored out o f the reach o f tion». A n a tio n a l check show that
Sigm a chapter, n e w ly organized 13. 14. 15 w hen C. A . C unningham , t s
1935 G ra h a m Sedan
g irls ' chapter, and Pastor H a lle r inspector, w i ll be i n H ills b o ro ;h ild re n : food should be rem oved alm ost h a lf the loans are exte nd-
L ik e new
w i ll serve as A d vise r to P lym o u th Postal in spe ction w i ll be made De from tin cans p ro m p tly a fte r op- <?d over a pe rio d o f 20 years In
O regon fe w e r tha n ten per cent
Chapter, new boys' chapter. W ith cem ber 19 and 20, C unningham ?ning.
1930 P a c k a rd Sedan
5. E le c tric cords and appliances | o f the loans are fo r 20 years, w h ile
the re-o rga niza tion of Beta chapter, said.
ir e kep t in good co n d itio n ; touch- about 34 per cent are fo r 15 years
V e ry cheap
the to ta l m em bership o f hig h school
Ing tw o conductors o f e le c tric c u r-
-----------------------------
age w ill nu m be r about 180. U n de r
S ubscribe fo r the A rgus.
O
llie
r
cars SJO and up
•ent H ig h t fix tu r e and w a t e r
A tir e w o rn fla t in one spot
faucet) at the same tim e is avoided, m ay be the sign o f a de fective
G et o u r lo w prices on
6. Sharp and p ie rc in g in s tru - brake d ru m , according to the O re -
ments and bro ken glass are used gon State M o to r association. I f a
♦ N EW and USED T IR E S
c a re fu lly o r disposed of p ro m p tly , bra ke d ru m is “ out o f ro u n d " it
Im m e d ia te a tte n tio n is given to w ill cause the bra ke to grab and
Cars Washed a.id Polished
i l l wounds.
slide the tir e when brakes are ap-
F in d out w h a t to do before an plied. Sudden and severe a p p li-
See 1936 W illy s “ 7 7 ”
accident happens. Le arn F irs t A id . cation o f brakes produces exi ■
Have adequate F irs t A id supplies sive heat. M o to rists are advised by
4 -d o o r S e d a n $ 5 8 9 h e re
in m ed icin e cabinet. G et a cq u a in t- the safety d e p a rtm e n t o f the Ore-
id w ith its contents.
gon State M o to r association, to ap
G r a h a m S e d a n $ 8 8 9 h e re
p ly them s lo w ly and eve n ly if it
P ro m p t
P h o n e 81
is desired to have them last a rea-
G roups Co-operate
Gas
O il -
Ac ssorics
S e rv ic e
Eleven finance com panies arc sonable tim e.
M a in S tre e t
I Vene! ian ticket, G e o r g e F r o . , I l
op e ra tin g in P o rtla n d in co-opera-
ion w ith F H A
T hey have r e - 1
No D e fa ults
ported m ore than 2000 insured loans
O f the m ore than 5000 reodei i - :
fo r a to ta l am ount o f a p p ro x i- zation loans rep orted by M inne-
S p e c ia ls f o r N o v e m b e r 1 a n d 2
n a te ly $490.000, o r about 28 per sota le n d in g in s titu tio n s d u rin g th •
:ent o f a ll O regon insured loans last year, not one has defaulted, 2nd a n d W a s h . P h o n e 2641
under the M o d e rn iza tio n C re d it The loans aggregated m ore than
Plan o f F H A .
$16,000,000.
K
K in g W in te r P ay s
E a rly V isit H e re i
R e d C ro ss M e m b e rs h ip R oll-C all
| 1936 M o d e l C a rs
N ow Show n H ere
J o h n s o n F in d s F. R.
S tro n g in M id w est
Ilia d i
s o in e
F irst show ing o f the 103n m odel
iii.is lc i am i standard cars w ill lie
h i Id at tin* H ills b o ro M otor com
pany S aturday, according to.lam es
W h ite la w , p ro p rie to r A preview
sho w in g to gaiugcim ai and fle d
owma's w ill be conducted F rid a y
cv cuing.
No d e fin ite d i ail.-, regard ing the
B etter H ousing w o rke rs d is tr ib
new m odels h iv e been released, uted Id.OOO F H A leaflets d in in g
hut il is understood that in u rke d F i r e P reve ntio n Week ill Oregon
advances in appearance am i in e ll- j I’hose Io diets showed how F H A
g in c e n iig have been made
The n e m ed loans can he used tu re
i* n s are deci ire il lo be m ore la-all- I duce fire hazards m the home and
l i l i i l an il c u n fu rl.ih lo than ever
I msuicss propel ly. Plans are be
T lie 1936 modi I O ldsinoblles have I in g made now fo r F H A cu-opcru-
been on th * sale. Ilo o r of ih e lt J I
t i c n w i t h tin 1 A m erican Red Cross
boro M o to r comp any for more titan in a slu to -w id e cam pulgn to lessen
i w cek.
’ he nu m be r o f accidents in the
home.
Q u a lity
jo b
p rin tin g
Tow nsend c lu b delegates from
H ills b o ro to the N a tio n a l T o w n
send con ven tion at Chicago w ill r e
tu rn the Iasi o f tills week and
w ill be g iw n «1 reception at the
C h ris tia n church M onday evening.
be g in n in g at 7:30 z\H T o w n svn d ltt
and then fi it nds .ut u n ited to at*
tenti.
No
Sinus Trouble
l»rn«l r o l d a . h n f f e v e r ,
it a I H tu n
«m il
ru tn rrh .
I l w n 't » n i l u m
t h ia I n d u r r
nn nt Iter «lug. l«h fur n F lit *.
I It i : V I M I : .\ T
n an , T O IM Ì.
|» l « e « i r r r h«»»» thuu«N M < l« h n t »
fu u a d r e lie f q u ic k ly w llk
Syn-O-Spray
I n u r free I ree t a n n i
u u v ava ilab le a ll
H ills b o r o
Z. J
D e le g a te s T o w n s e n d C lu b
lo be H o n o re d M o n d a y
P h a rm a c y
Riggs. Prep.
Argus.
ùoiUSM'.
I
O p p o s itio n V o ic e d
P u b lic S c h o o ! B u d g e t
H ills b o ro p u b lic
ehool budget
passed its p u b lic hearing Monday
w ith o u t di ‘senxion No one v.a in
attendance except the ncce try
m em bers o f the school hoaitl. The
budget calls fo r .1 to ta l of $18.-
*10 74 to be raised by ta xa tio n , a
decree:.e fro m la. t year
Q U A L IT Y CHECKED
Asks I'l.in t Inspection
A C Forrester, w h o ha . a • w-
age d isjxisa l plant dem onstration
going at the end id South F ir t
avenue. urges a ll people to inspect 1
the plan t.
MRS. ( I . A I K L L. M A R S H A L L
Mrs. C la ire I. M arsh all. 79. died
at he r borne at G ladstone W cdncs-
dav m o rn in g . and fu n e ra l s.-rvices
w ill be held S itu rd a v afternoon .it
2 o’clo ck at Young' F uneral Home
In te rm e n t w ill be in the F ir La w n
cem etery. H illsb oro .
M rs M a rsh a ll was born at L is
bon Center. New Y o rk. O ctober 6,
/
HOIHC In s p e c tio n
j
j
■
,
Good Housekeeping
• I lor ■ is posihvo assurance of qual
ity and value tho rosult of months of
study by G ood Housekeeping ox-
1 rls. They gavo H oleproof Hosiery
the most thorough laboratory check
ing thoy could devise . . . vorifiod it»
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1939 l ord
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1930 ( hcv Roadster
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150
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costest is to w rite the answers to
five easy questions about home
lig h tin g . I he three w inners each
week w ill he those w ho most
clearly state the correct answers.
Questionnaires and entry blanks
are available free at a ll o f the
leading stores.
Each week scontest begins M o n
day m ornin g and doses Saturday
evening at 5:00. Subm it your entry
at the store where you get your
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