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ordinance gas,line i n q a .m tib
m ust be stored underground, and
th e req u est was d enied T he appi-
cation for the sm all tan k s was a l
lowed.
Vote Close in
First Returns
Q uality job p rin tin g —Argus.
Pres» N ational Ballot» Give
Landon Sm all Lead
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TH ESE
T h u rsd ay , O ctober I, 1936
A R G U S . II I L L S B O R O . O R E G 0 N
Socialist Nominee
to Speak Friday
Ita li 1 " U r l l r r r
au d ito riu m this Fi nlay evening at ment. w ith p artic u la r atten tio n to 's tr e n g th of th e . Tow nsend move date thin y ear for th e th ird sue
llu rv c y tta tc lie ia r a n d . im i U d ii
i! 30 o'clock
F ather C oughlin's w arning l a s t m ent here, and the support of the e e . n e tune. In 1928 he polled
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His P ortland speech is aw aited week that "bullets ra th e r than bal- Lem ke eandidacy by certain farm
Vlll(, tJll| |,v jujj th e So
( le lineo c o u n try T im i day l i l g l d .
N orm an Thom.i- Socialist candi- w ith special interest because it lots" w ould be decisive in 1040. ' leaders lie n ti feie idcodfled with viali. I total wa . rulsed to 000.000
Six w e re i l i t h è p a r t y a n d tliey
date for president of th e U nited has been announced he w ill dis- O regon has been selected for th is the progressives
bag g e d to u r d e ci
S tates will speak at the P o rtlan d cuss the Coughlin - L em ke m ove- discussion because of the rep u ted
Mr Thom as s his purls s candi
S ubscribe for the Algos.
SALE PRICES
F irst retu rn s from th e natio n al
political poll conducted by the |
A rgus and other country nt
papers in co-operation w ith the
P ublishers A u x iliary in Chicago,
found 28 states reporting. T he poll
was conducted in all p arts of the
U nited States by new spapers in
the sm aller cities and towns.
A total of 13.167 votes w ere
counted in th is first re tu rn w ith
18 states going for Landon and 10
for Roosevelt M inor parties and I
in d e p e n d e n ts p o lle d a sm all vote. |
Like other polls being taken, it
PO SITIV ELY
W ITHDRAW N
SATURDAY
NIG HT, OCTOBER
10
STOCK
UP
NOW!
WINDING UP W EIL’S 23rd ANNIVERSARY WITH A
fa v o rs I.ar.don in th e fa rm in g i 'e l f
e n n d d lew esf. w ith th e s o u th |
d e m o c ratic, th e N ew E n g la n d sta te s
republican and w estern states of i|
O regon and W ashington dem ocratic.
The figures show th e republicans |
w hile th e dem ocrats a re close be
hind w ith 6218 for th eir candidate.
The vote on sen ato r and governor
show in th e totals m ore votes cast
fo r the dem ocratic colum n f o r
these offices th an in the republican.
Many Parents at
Cub Scout Session
'C o n tin a e d fro m p a re U
w ith all troops functioning and
officered.
It w as reported th at 12 scouts
from H illsboro had atten d ed Cam p
M eriw ether. D evelopm ent of C am p
Irelan d for th e d istrict was dis-1
cussed and Tom B ronleew e was
appointed as chairm an of a com
m ittee to push com pletion of this
project.
O ther reports w ere m ade by Jack
Searcy on the finance d riv e in
Ju n e w hich exceeded objectives.
R. P Rassm usscn on Cubbing,
and Mr. E aster on th e fall p la n
ning conference of th e council to
be held in P ortlan d .
S eventeen w ere present at th e
m eeting.
C ourt of honor aw ard# are listed
below:
Second class ra n k —Troop 226 of
Hillsboro. Jim Allison. Bill Cyrus.
Billy E verett. Don M cKenzie. El-
w in Roker.
Second class m erit badges—T roop
216 of Hillsboro. Evan West, p erso n
al health, handicraft; LeRoy C am p
bell and Billy Leider. firem anship;
Glen Powers, w oodw ork, personal
health, firem anship. T hree last are
from T roop 226 of Hillsboro.
F irst class ra n k —Troop 226 of
Hillsboro. Billy Corw in. P hillip C o r
win. Don Eagon.
F irst class m erit badges—Troop
216 of Hillsboro. S tanley H ergert,
horsem anship. T roop 226 of H ills
boro, Don Eagon. personal health:
Bob Allison, public health; Billy
Corw in, personal health: Dave
Wiley, swim ming, scholarship, safe
ty: P hilip Corw in, personal health:
T roop 247 of H elvetia. Jim D avid
son. public health; A rnold Leppin,
lifesaving.
S tandard A m erican Red Cross
first aid certificates—SSS R ainbow
of H illsboro, E rnest Brown, Nelson
W eaver.
Gales Creek Road
Project Completed
C onstruction of new grade elim
in atin g several bad curves and r e
su rfacin g on the G ales C reek h ig h
w ay bztw een F orest G rove and
B alm G rove park, w as com pleted
last w eek, The rem ain d er of th e
highw ay into T im b er is county-
road and w ill not be resurfaced
unless the county court can p revail
on the state to ex ten d its system.
T he new ly com pleted stretch of
road w as com pleted t o connect
w ith th e W ilscn riv e r branch of
th e new super-hig h w ay from S y l
van west. W hen this feeder road
is com pleted, it is understood th a t
th e state w ill com plete a n o w
highw ay as p art of t h e W ilson
riv e r road, from Balm G rove to
Glenwood.
M eanw hile an attem pt m ay be
m ade to have th e sta te com plete
this stre tc h of road n ext sum m er.
City Accepts New
Sewage Plant Here
(C o n tin u e d Trom pn»e 1)
A t th e sam e tim e th a t application
w as m ade to install th e sm aller
1anks. th e com pany also requested
th e rig h t to erect a large tan k for
gasoline storage. U nder th e city
Used Cars
BO UG HT
SOLD
CONSIGNED
Priced Low
Several
STARTS FRI., OCT. 2 - POSITIVELY ENDS SAT., OCT. 10
GREATER STOCKS - GREATER REDUCTIONS -10 M IG H TY BARGAIN DAYS --COME
WOMEN'S SPORT COATS AND
Fur Trim m ed COATS
B eautiful fall an d w inter g a r
m ents in new styles a n d colors.
V alues to $20 and ta k e your pick
fo r ju st 10 days.
46-inch
Auto Robes
Oilcloth
B right colors
F an cy T able
59c
Y ard
Also
O thers to
Choose from
TERM S — TRADES
Stop in— Look these over!
Graham $865 here
Used Car Exchange
2nd a n d W ash. P hone 2641
Scotch Tweeds
"Waldorf Flake”
P ure wool y a rn s i n
lovely blending colors.
F or coats, suits, sw
s w eat-
e a t
ers.
Special
P er
Skein
The new y a rn f o r
dresses, eoats,
suits.
All colors. This sale.
The y a rn of blending
colors for suits, dresses,
specially priced
Per
Skein
49c
Per
Ball
Z ip p e r s a n d b u tto n s, ta in \ b ack
in th e n ew " P in e a p p le " S titc h
a n d “ B r u s h e d W o o ls ”
Fall
Ski
colors for
( 'h ild ren .
Washington County’s Greatest Stocks
American Thread Company’s
Terry Towels
Including one lot “ T w in S e t s ” in all
FINEST KNITTING
8c
Pair
Neckwear
Fabric Gloves
W om en's, values to $1
For W omen
49c
59c
Cotton Batts
All Wool Batts
72x90 size
Size 72x90
33c
*1.29
54-in. All-Wool Chinchilla Coatings
In th e new fall “ ru s t” and “ F orest
G reen s” shades. Including fifteen
pieces FALL COATINGS in assort
ed p a tte rn s. YARD
Fine C otton
Wool Blankets
66x80 P laids
$.
Sheet Blankets
36-inch
P art Linen
79c
Corsets, Foundations,
Girdles
Step-Ins. All fin est G o ssard ’s in
discontinued num bers.
S-J 98
H art Schaffner & Marx
All Wool
OVERCOATS
FINE SUITS
Newst Fall and W inter
P atterns
Fancy Backs, P lain
55 Jb V
9
29c
Size 43x43
Lunch Cloths
Table Cloths
F ast color checks
14c
C arried at W eil’s Exclusively
Lustre Wool
vests and p ants in the
fall and w in ter w eight*
oft knils (hat feel and fit like
n o o n . E xtra special. Each
FREE
LESSONS
W ith all y arn and
a rt goods purchases
by com petent in
stru c to r
(O n the Balcony)
*
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Full one-ounce balls in all
colors. Ideal for knitting
ng
blouses, sw eaters, dresses.
Selling reg u la rly at 35c ball.
This
Sale
Only
$1.25 “ V a n ta ”
In fa n ts’ silk and
25®
Am. T h re a d ’s “S ta r”
Crochet Cord
300-yard balls, all col
ors. F o r
bedspreads,
lunch sets, dresses.
Special.
P er ball
22c
A m erican T h re ad Co.’s
“ C lo v e rle af”
80C-yard Skeins
KNITTING AND
CRO CH ET TH REA D
W hite and ecru. For
b ed sp read s,
tab leclo th s
Full line of colors, includ
ing “ om b ree.” For A f
ghans, Pillows, Hooked
Rugs, etc. Am. T hread
Co.’s finest. Special.
SKEIN
29e
69c
69c
MEN’S, BOYS’ TRIiNCI 1 COATS
i
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T ra and
GUEST TOW ELS
Stam ped, beautiful
designs.
LA( Il
35c
Boys’ sizes
6 to K» y ears
M en’s L eath er Trim
Sizes 32 to 16
$1.98
*2.98
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Sc
M IGHTY SHOE VALUES
W om en’s - M en’s
"P ep p erell"
Stam ped
PILLOW -.I.IPS
N ew est designs
PAUL
59c
Backs,
W om en’s new suede and sm ooth
le a th e r O xford", S tra p s and Ties.
M en’s fine Dress O xfords a n d
Solid W ork Shoes fo r fall and w in
ter. One g re a t
lo t. 11 utidrcdfl of
pairs, all sizes.
$-|98
SPECIAL
LOT
Fall Stocks “ Ball B and’’ Rubber •outw ear
xg jfflhk aa.
Ian color, belted m odels th a t are ¡J^
w arm amt keep out the w in te r’s
rain. S p e c 1 lot for this sale. All
W arm n ig h tw ea r for men, w (> 1 1
m ade, serviceable. Including a big
lot M in ’s B roadcloth P a jam a s. On
Sale. EACH
NEW FALL STA M PED GOODS
1
w ith feet
FLANNEL GOWNS and PAJAMAS
5c 2
Spri ial
C h ild re n ’s $1.00
Heavy Blue P delton Jackets
“ S ta r” Em broidery
“ S ta r” M ercerized
6 STRAN D SKEINS
SEW IN G IH K E A D
Cotton and rayon. A
All colors, boil-
colors,
proof. Spool
SKEINS
Use “ S ta r” E m broidery Fast Color T h re ad for the
IKI
Viatf*'
22c
A m erican T h read Co.’s “ C lover
le a f” B rand. T he stand-by for
over 100 years. New sh a d es for
fall just, arriv ed . Reg. 35c ball.
B/or k n ittin g every kind of w e a r
ing a p p a re l.
Special. Ball
S taniprd
LUNCH SETS
With nap kills
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Warm Sleepers
GERM ANTOW N
KNITTING
W ORSTED
«• HT
^*3 1 £ *’
Wool Vests
l-ounce Balls
1% -oz. Skeins
23c
Women’s "Tuck Stitch” Snuggies
Am. T hread Co.’s “ C loverleaf” Brant
Size 70x90
1.69
0 Q
42x36 PEQ U O T PILLO W SLIPS
$169
H eavy P a rt
i* elf
l he genuine, pure w hite
Size 81x99 - Size 72x108
10c
Full 2 lbs.
2.98
“ K ay ser” "F o w n es”
Sale Pcquot Sheets
29c
H eavy 2 lbs.
i/.e
Sam ple Line Fall
36-INCH OUTING FLANNELS
P lain w hites and fancy colored
stripes. F o r night gow ns, p a
jam as, in fa n ts ’ w ear, etc. E x tra
special. Y ard ....................................
and
$298
E x tra s p e c ia l
Curtains
Y our last chance
Men, W omen
FREE — “ Hi,hi” Pen
nants with Each
Sw eater
59c
Special Lot
KITCH EN
Size 17x30
prices
$159 DO W N
24 M onths on B alance
French Prints
“ 2-01
13c
F inal C learance fine sh eers and
fall prints. F ro ck and school
dress p a tte rn s. V alues to 35c yd.
T IR E S
Willys 77 #559 here
“ 2-ounce B alls”
ALL WASH GOODS MUST GO
New and Used
V ery reasonable
“ 2-ounce Skeins”
15c
VALUES TO 04.00 "GOSSARDS”
Good A Fords
SALE NEW FALL KNITTING TARNS
39c
M exican
Genuine "Coluinbiaknit” $5.00
ALL WOOF SWEATERS
Pendleton All-Wool Shirts
“ Boss of the Roat, O veralls”
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FREE TABLETS
With Every Pair
M unsingw ear U nderw ear