H IL L S B O R O
Page Four
PEP Adds Unit
at Beaverton
N ew
T ransform ers D ouble
Load at Station
Fire! Pop?
Confusion!
Fire! yelled somebody at the
Royal Soda Works
"Where?" demanded the crew.
"In the building across the
street!" somebody cried into the
telephone transmitter.
The fire siren shrieked and
wailed. The trucks thundered
nut of the city hall. Firemen ran.
The croud gathered. The fire
was out.
"Red" Auld. truckman for the
Royal Soda Works, had ex tin
guished the biaxe on the roof
of the William Robinson d u e ll
ing across the street w ith a bot
tle of soda pop!
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
*
The top picture show s the
bull exerciser at B eltsville Re
search Center. Directly above
are the dairy buildings. The
m ientist at left is uorkini: in
the B eltsville laboratory of the
zooloKical division of the Bu
reau of Animal Husbandry.
Chevrolet G arage
H olds O pen H ouse
Exploding Gasoline
Scorches M echanic
(Continned from Dare 1»
Dress
E X P E R IM E N T S in breeding of
an im als not generally found
b etw een the fingers. If the insect
is alread y im bedded in th e flesh,
use forceps or gloves. A slight
b reak in the s k i n w ill serve as
th e place of e n try for the infective
virus. A fter rem oving licks, w ash
th e hands th o ro u g h ly v h soap
and w ater. A fter infectior las tak
en place th ere is no treatm en t that
has been found effective. The v ac
cin e will p revent the disease. but
is of little value in the treatm ent
of it. If you m ust trav el and work
in infected districts, the precaution
should b tak en to prob
yurself
ag ainst these diseases by vaccina-
tion. A sh irt of d a rk colored m a-
tc ria l and heavy knee boo's -hould
be w orn w i t h
sm ooth - fitting
breeches. On hikes or cam ping trip ;
Corn Flakes
J e ll W e ll
Mayonnaise
R oyal B everages,
At your favorite
fountain
Royal Soda
W orks
Phone 2423
345 E. Main St.
Hillsboro, Oregon
KELLOGG’S—
P ack age
P ackage
5
15C
rolls
Pound .
Pure
CROW N
COCOA
Pancake FL O U R
lie
2 ! L
lo t,
45c
Kitchen Q ueen
CRACKERS
F
Pure, fine cane
FLO U R
S u p erio r Brand
P lain or S alted
cloth bag
Bill His.
52c
5.19
T,47
49-lb.
Bag
23c
-lb.
box
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
■K
T hese
Jacket Styles, Tunics,
O n e -p ie c e P a stels,
Prints, Sheers.
D resses for
all-occasion wear
Produce P rices
ORANGES S:;, " J ” ,
GOAR'S
TOMATOES
Woman's Shop
Prop.
Eli < live
F riday
.mil S atu rd ay O nly
FRESH CORN
CANTALOUPES
* g .9 S
E M Barne:
Huy in hulk. A lw ays fresh.
7c
5c
15c
SUGAR
10 •lb'
, lub
meinbei
DOZEN
3
15c
LEM ONS
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Q UA NTITIES
I Ightcn B» h I v Bolts
Because of the settling of the ear
body .md Hie eompi e sion of anti
squeak m aterial bel»e< u the body
and frame, body bolts on a new
ear should lie tightened after a few
mouths, according to the einei
gency road service of the O iegou
.Slab' M o t o r association
Motorists
Nij’hl D rivin g De»
mancia E xtra
C au tion
l ti l'i1
I toe i it'd'' show th at m any
people are killed III
liu to accidents a lle i' desk
Ilian (luring day tim e.
1
oral Mail in Accident
A utom obile driven by Z J Higgs
I of H illsboro accidentally struck
] and killed Avis Brood. 13, accoi tl-
I ing to a new s rep o rt in the Port-
, land papers T uesday from C entral
’ Point, O re The child, th e report
■ said, rode her bicycle directly in
j front of the Higgs autom obile at
Ian intersection of the Pacific high«
\ ind the colli ion w a unav oid
i able. Higgs was on his way Iv iu e
I from a vacation in C alifornia Mrs
• Higg> said W cd n o d ay that she ha I
received no w ord from him and
j knew nothing of the accident cut-
! side of the new spaper story.
A pproved I II * Program
PORTLAND A report to S tate
| D irector Jam ieson Pat k< r f r o in
B altim ore state, that the real estate
! board of that dity has adopted a
resoluion indorsing t h e insured
m orgage system of t h e Federal
1 H ousing A dm inistration, and urg-
' ing veterans to use that conven
ient and safe plan for acquiring
homes.
Insurance of Loans Popular
i
PORTLAND
T h e F e d e ral H
i
mg program is going over in a
{big way in New J i • y. accotding
to inform ation received at t h e
DRIVE < AREEl’EL't
a) t i l l times.
f or
10c
10c
l) o /e ||
PO U N D
39c
4c
RESPECT TH E OTHER
FELLO W 'S RIGHTS
U ntiles nt pink nml silv er ta f
feta tire th e k eynote of this
lovely form al d ress w orn by
H elen W ood, Itlin p lay er. T in 1
d esig n er used com panion r u f
fles, one in a c irc u la r move
m en t ju s t above tile k nees and
an o tite r
lluting
ab o v e
th e
u p p e r edge of tlie bodice. Tito
tulU es a re lined w ith silv er
I. i i i i c for fu r th e r elfcct.
G asoline
Batterie»
G reasing
P ortland office of the housing o r
ganization. M ore t h a n $2,240,(MM)
w orth of m odernization notes have
been insured in th e P atterson are.»
since .April 1 ami th ere has been
a gain of fifty-tw o in num ber of
approved m ortgage s in th e state
in recent week.« New Jersey ran k s
sixth am ong Federal Housing A d
m inistration insuring districts in
volum e of quota attained under the
insured m ortgage plan.
-
-
Oil
-
Tires
A ccessories -
BUSCH'S *
Two H andy Locations
Service G arag e
Phone 501
S u p er Service
S tation
C o rn e r T h ir d
Iloinr Demand (iains
Phone 3f)|
PORTLAND Report received at
F ederal Housing A dm inistration of-
am i B e e lin e
A. II. Busch. Prop.
Where Hillsboro’s Thrifty Shop
id
Isboro's mo.1 m odern, largest Kood Store not only
lers you nationally known brands of m erchandise at consis
tently g re a te r savings Io you. plus the courteous, d ep en d ab le
service that you gel id your Safew ay Store.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 2171
p r;ccs effe c tiv e Friday and Saturday, July 31 and Aug. 1
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SILJG rA kR
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$4
TABLE LOAF. H ard w heal. Every
... k g u a ra n tee d . 49-lb. sack
BROW N
ASSORTED FLAVORS-
F in est qu ality
Keep going full speed
on hot, sultry days with
F riend: "W hich of your win ks of
fiction do you consider the best?
A uthor: "My last incom e tax r e
tu rn ' Lx.
B argain D ay B u lletin for A d d ition al V alu es!
T IS S U E
Soda W ater
or
Royal Mission
O RANG E DRINK
in a heavily tick-infested section,
carefully inspect your clothing and
your person for tirk s at least tw ice
a day. especially on re tirin g Take
an o th er look in the m orning. C ut
out and burn underb ru sh and wood,
(jut grass very short n ear paths.
Rt.i gv M ountain S potted F ever is
now found in m any states w here
it j.- tran sm itted by the dog tick
In this state a special study will
he made by a mobile laboratory to
discover the infected areas and to
s tu d y mean.-, of e lim in a tin g these
infected areas.
WE L E A D — OTHERS FOLLOW
FREE DELIVERY
Second at Main Street
Phone 3251
P rices E ffectiv e Friday, Saturday an d M onday, July 31, A u gu st 1 and 3
See th e
REFRESH
YOURSELF!
In th e U nited S tates also have
been conducted.
O ne of the
m ost successful of these w as w ith
K a rak u l lam bs, the ex p erim en tal
Hock h aving show n rem a rk a b le
d ev elopm ent, both in q u ality of
fu r and conform ation.
T he F o rest S ervice Is an o th er
agency th a t has been p a rtic u
la rly activ e in ex p e rim e n ts at
the cen te r.
L arg est single build in g ori the
p ro ject is th e th re e -sto ry anim al
h u sb an d ry lab o rato ry . It p ro
vides a p p ro x im ately
1.000,000
sq u a re feet of floor space, and
houses a group of lab o rato ries
d ealing w ith anim al n u tritio n ,
genetics, m eat and wool in v esti
gations, and scientific stu d ies in
volving m any types of anim als.
T he m ajo rity of the in v estig a
tions of th e d airy e x p erim en t
statio n a re planned to continue
fo r years. Most im p o rta n t of
th o se com pleted w as th e study
m ade in calf feeding.
M any m ore D ep artm en t of
A g ricu ltu re surv ey s an d in v e sti
gations tire slated for th e M ary
lan d p ro ject. W hen th ey a re es
tab lish ed , the B eltsville station
Will be fa r ahead of an y project
oi its ty p e in n u m b er and scope
of activities, as well as in actual
physical size.
To expedite work of the staff
members, the farm has been d i
vided into a 2000-acre wild life
preserve, a 2000-acre forest, and
a soil conservation demonstra
tion area.
The Soil Conservation Service
now is experimenting for the
government’s s u b s t i t u t e fop
A A A. Availability of the Belts
v ille Center was a big factor in
enabling the Department of Ag
riculture to launch the program
this year, according to depart
ment officials.
Most of the experimentation
on the acreage set aside for the
w ild life preserve has been done
by the Biological Survey. Game
management has been the big
interest of this body.
Fires Keep Local
D epartm ent Busy
Q uality jo b p rin tin g —Argus.
II
be exhibited hv the inciubeis of
the tw o building construction chib-.
' taking purt in the county fair has
. increased from nine m 1928 to 123
I in 1934. w hich u a the largest num
her ever to tak e part in the coiin-
I ty fair.
In addition to the club m em bers
) exhibiting m the various eta e«.
th ere are also about 30 each >eai
w ho participate in the judging an I
dem onstration contests W ashington
county each y ear sends th ree dem-
I oust i at ion team s of tw o m em bers
i t ach to the state fair to com pete in
the livestock. cro|v., and nuscellan
I eons dem onstration contest. Four
• team s ot th ree mem bei • each are
sent to the state fair to com pete in
the judging contests for livestock,
crops, poultry, and rabbits, and
four additional team s arc sent to
the Pacific Intel natm al Livestock
! exposition to com pete m sim ilat
! judging contests held there.
I T h e g ro w th of c lu b wot k in W ash
ingtou county, and th e activity of
the club m em bers at the Ian . a te
! typical of the developm ent of the
I club program -ever the en tire state
I Francis said At tin* present tim e
| the 4 H d ep artm en ts at the O re
gon state fair and the Pacific In-
'te rn a tje n a l L ivestock exposition are
I am ong the largest divisions ami
I m ain attractions of both shows.
Californians Buv
Cedar Mills Place
Mid-Summer
I C u n t Di tied fr o n t
flees h ere Indicate liiat the po
n-nti.il ilcmund for m w h o m e
tin oiighoiit Iho U nited S lates i.
,.I ii ,r no» than in the '■
lucdi.itclv tollo» ini! til'' W o i M > . o
» bi n tlie need for m ore dw elling •
led Io the housing Iinoin In Iho
tw enties II Is the belief of Stute
D u eito i Jam ieson I’a ik e r that tin-
insured m ortgage ' b in of tlie
F edeiat Housing A dm inistration ha .
paved the wav lor a quick re tu rn
to home building ¡mi m ah y.
Crisp Ruffles
B in s’, G irls' Club
Exhibits Increase
U. S, Building Up Farm Experiment
Station—Already World’s Greatest
This week. Pepco men. w orking
at the B eaverton substation, placed
in service one of tw o new tra n s
form ers w hich w ill double the ca
pacity of th at statio n serv in g the
T ualatin valley.
"These new 3000 kilow att tra n s
form ers a re of th e latest m odern
design and are unique in th at they
a re wound for th ree voltages."
states Ralph Easter, division m an
ager of th e P ortlan d G eneral E lec
tric com pany. Each tran sfo rm er
w eighs in excess of 50.000 pounds
and holds 2.160 gallons of insulating
and cooling oil. The tran sfo rm ers
i By G irl Scout T rtk’P N«'. Oil
receive energy at 57.000 volts and
CEDAR M I L L - The J Frank
step it down to 25.000 volts for the
T ualatin valley loop transm ission place has been sold to Mr and
line, and to 2500 volts for th e B eav Mrs H ow ard Rhodes of O akland.
Cal B efore p erm an en tly settling
erto n vicinity distrib u tio n lines.
Com pletion of this w ork w ill give in th eir new hom e Mr. and Mrs
th e T ualatin Valiev division of the Rhodes a re d riv in g cast
Jo h n n y H adley is spending ;
P ortland G eneral E lectric com pany
one of the most u p -to -d ate supply w eek at Dodge park.
C. B. West of Des Moines Iowa
stations. To insure continuity of
service every hour of th e day. 365 is visiting w ith his son. C harles
days out of th e year, tw o 57.000 West.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. H cinrichs
volt supply lines feed into the
B eaverton station th ro u g h a u to w ent to Depoe Ray Sunday.
Floyd Eggers and his b ro th er and
m atic oil sw itches, w hich operate
D E L T S V IL L E , M d —N ear this
so th at in case of tro u b le to one fath er of N orth Bend are visiting
supply line, it is disconnected a u to the E rnest Eggers fam ily.
little tow n, w hich lies close
K
ath
erin
e
S
pring
is
hom
e
a
fter
m atically and service is m aintained
to th e n atio n al cap ital, th e ’
a
m
onth's
visit
w
ith
relativ
e
in
over the other. A utom atic oil
U nited S ta te s g o v ern m en t o p er
sw itches are also installed upon Spokane. Wash.
ates B eltsville R esearch C en ter,
Mrs. A Cote, m other of G eorge
th e 25.000-volt loop, th e B eaverton
a 16.000-acre project, largest e x
and H illsboro substations, w hich Cote, is spending a th ree m onths'
p erim en tal farm in th e w orld.
also operate in su b stan tially the 'a c a tio n at Mt. Hood.
sam e m anner to in su re reliab le
In this great outdoor labora
service.
tory, nine Department of Agri
M anager E aster states fu rth e r
culture bureaus at present are
that the e x p en d itu re in this case
conducting experiments. These
is but a p art of th e PEPCO p ro
agencies include the bureaus of
gram of keeping ahead of th e re
S how ing educational m otion pic- 1 animal, plant, and dairy indus
quirem ents for electric service so tu res tak en at th e C hevrolet Motor
fast grow ing in the T u alatin valley. com pany , p lan t and an e n te rta in
try; those of agricultural eco
O ther
im provem ents
contem m ent feature. 'T e x a s R a n g e rs ''
nomics, agricultural engineering,
plated include an added 25.000-volt featuring! C hevrolets in exciting
entomology and plant quarantine,
feeder from B eaverton to Hillsboro: w ild west mom ents, th e H illsboro ■ chemistry and soils; besides the
from H illsboro to N orth Plains, and M otor com pany was host W tdnes-
biological survey and food nr.d
of 25.000-volt autom atic reg u lato r dav evening to 500 visitors.
drug administration of the For
installations
as th e continued
T he occasion w as open house for
est Service.
grow th justifies.
th e patrons and frien d s of the
He also states th at the ru ra l e x H illsboro M otor com pany. In ad- j
Other departments of the gov
tension program this y ear is th e dition to th e pictures, th ere w as I ernment also carry on some ac
largest on record and th at by J a n orchestra music led by Mrs. Ja c k , tivities at the center, and still
uary. 1937. in th e en tire populated Hess, and refreshm ents.
others are to be moved there
portion of the T ualatin valley, serv
soon.
ice w ill be availab le to m ore th an
The Beltsville acreage was
95 per cent of th e homes.
rich tobacco country before the
PEPCO service also w as m ade
Revolutionary War; later, much
available th is w eek through tw o
and one half miles of ru ra l line '
of it went back into forest. Since
constructed to the Five O aks dis
T h ree m orning ru n s on th ree 1 the C ivil War, it had been prac
trict. northeast of Hillsboro. The successive m ornings, was the let
tically deserted. The govern
farm s of Jo h n E. Foss. Dan E rd this week of th e H illsboro firem en
ment has been acquiring the land
man. A rnold Berger. C a l l Vogt-. The first fire w as on th e roof of I
Jack Jossi. R obert K rauer. G eorge th e W illiam R obinson house next i since 1933 for its program to
eliminate “ rural slums.”
W alters Thom as Henton, Jacob the post office on M onday m o rn
• • •
G eisbuhler. C. H Schm idt. R. ing.
A very S heehan and R obert S hee
The second fire. T uesday m orn- | rTHE work ranges from studies
han w ill receive electric service ing w as in th e hom e of Mrs. E I
in animal husbandry and beef
from this extension.
M B arnes on south T h ird avenue,
and dual-purpose cattle investi
w here a w affle iron had been left j gations to demonstrations in wild
on and b u rn ed a hole in a pantry
life conservation and restoration.
shelf. Dam age was confined to th e
More than 450 men, including
shelf and iron.
some
of the best-known scien
W ednesday m orning firem en w ere |
called to east O ak street, w here a I tists in the United States, staff
the farm's stock buildings and
roof fire had been discovered at
arm and possible broken rib s w hen th e M ark G ensib home. Tne fire i laboratories. There are more
his car. and one d riv en by L illie w as out w hen th e ap p aratu s a r
than 50 of these buildings.
B Belsey. 69. Cornelius, crashed a rived.
m ile w est of th e county hom e
¡th ro u g h h an d lin g or sk in n in g an i-
T h ursday afternoon.
GANGSTER INSECTS
1 mals th at have been b itten by in-
M ary Thompson. B eaverton ro u te
(By O rc ro n S ta te Board of H ealth)
, fected ticks or o th er insect c a r
1. suffered bruises in a collision
T he reap p earan ce ev ery sp rin g of riers of th at disease. The tick s th at
F rid ay near Aloha w hen cars d riv Rocky M ountain S potted F ever in
en by J. M. Thom pson of B eav er this sta te brings a rem in d er from i c arry th e infection responsible for
ton and W alter E. Z im m erm an of th e state health officer. D r F re d "Tick Bite F ever" a re p articu larly
active in th e early sp rin g . F o r
F orest G rove ro u te 1, crashed.
erick D. S trick er, of .the p recau
Mrs. W. C. K inn er of P o rtlan d tions th a t should be taken at all tu n ately not all ticks a rc infected,
w as in ju red last W ednesday a fte r tim es against th e tin y c re atu re b u t it is b e tte r to reg ard th em all
noon in a head-on collision on th e th at is th e source of th is and also as p o ten tially dangerous disease-
C onsolidated
T im ber
com pany of o th er diseases. T w en ty -fo u r cases bearing gan g ster insects an d to act
road at G lenw ood when th e car of T ick Bite or Rocky M ountain accordingly.
Tick bite fev er is found in this
in w hich she was riding, d riv en S potted F ev er have been rep o rted
by W illiam H. K inner, and o n e this y ear to th e state board of sta te alm ost alw ays in counties east
of th e C ascade M ountains and is
driven by G uy W. King, m et head- health.
on at a curve.
The diseases fo r w hich ticks a re I p a rticu larly v iru le n t in ce rta in dis
Rev. Dr. H arry Leeds of O ak responsible a re all con tracted in tricts. R em ove an y tick s you find
P a rk w as burned about th e face, m uch th e sam e w ay — th a t
is , on yo u r person, or on anim als, as
chest and rig h t arm w hen he p re th ro u g h th e bite ol infected insects, q uickly as possible, b u t ta k e spe-
m atu rely opened a pressure cooker by cru sh in g the insects and ab so rb cial care th a t ticks are n o t cru sh ed
M onday night. Dr. J. O Robb, w ho ing th e in fection into the system j
atten d ed him. says th e b u rn s a re th ro u g h a b reak or a scratch in
not serious and th at Dr. L eeds w ill th e skin, or by g etting th e m aterial
be all rig h t in a few days.
on th e hand and accidentally r u b
bing it in to th e eyes, nose or mouth.
R abbit fev er or tularem ia, w hich
M arriage Licenses
John K. O 'C onnor a n d A ita is a m atter of special concern d u r
ing th e h u n tin g season, is co n
K ath ry n Waite. P ortland. Ju ly 22
R aym ond Jo h n Haas and G w cth- tracted in this m anner, and also
olyn E laine G iltner, F orest Grove,
Ju ly 22.
Births
Je n s e n —To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Jen sen of H illsboro, A ugust 23,
a girl.
Thursday. July 30, I9.tb
OREGON
Pilsner Type
FORMAY
55c
C R A C K E R S ’ Giahurn
?..... k i lb. box 2 7 c
S O A P White
10 liars 2 9 c
JELL WELL A
fl:'vo1 5 c
Del M onte E arly G arden. 15c
PEA S N, iran
.shortening. 3-lb. (in
T E A K ONS-
DOG FO O D
39C
2 , ...15C
MILK
-
(I
l'"ni' ew. E xecptinnal \a lu e .
10 ,b.. 52c
(Lb.
17c
4dC
A irw ay, pure B razilian
J 1
DERRY.
(C ase $ 2 .2 9 )
M ATCHES
12-oz.
can»
0(0,
WESTERN
arge c ariait
i ’A i . m o i . iv i :
liar
VAN
B E A N S ('AM
V
AN I’ S
Ç Y P ( IP
J
4
4
ll-az.
eans
23c
5c
4
L if C
Hollow C a m
anti Maple. Pint
19c
S P IN A C H Llbb>; 2
25c
D O G F O O D -,?;, 2 . ...15C
T A P IO C A ..... 2 ,,kK
s. 2 1 c
‘"J 4 • A « - '*■
MT, VERNON. Buy local milk
and help your neighbor
T all
can s
25c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES —
S p ecia lly Prices for Saturday
CANTS
CORN
GRAPES
Eirsl of Hie Y akim as.
( ¡olden colored meal
I or
L o t AE BANTAM.
Well filled, ten d er Dozen
IIIO M I’SON SEEDLESS.
Sweet and oh so good
2
We Reacrvc the Right to I.imit Q u an tities
Iba.
l(lc
10c
15c