Page Eight It I L L S B O R Q A R G U S . Bible School Starts Monday at North Plains Start N ew Home Mr. and Mrs. M J Pagh of D eck­ er's m ill have started building a residence on th e co rn er of T hird and H illcrest avenue. Sunday d in n er p arty guests at the W M W ilkin home w ere Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis. E arl J r . Lloyd and A nnette of Dundee. Mr. and Mrs Z u rch er of Rock Creek. Billy. John and A delbcrt H affner of Hillsboro. Mr. and M rs A rth u r Davis of R oseburg spent th e w eek-end at the Jam es H Davis home Mr and Mrs. S. A. D. Meek a t­ tended the O regon T rail pageant at Eugene T hursday. s ||T \V .\ bond i d ir e c t i o n f in d e r P lan to Live Here Mrs K Achen and son Em ery of Saskatchew an. Canada, arriv ed late S aturday night for a visit w ith Mr and Mrs. Jo e B ern ard They plan to m ake th eir hom e in Oregon Mr. and Mrs. G lenn S tiff of Reed- ville and Mr and Mrs. Russell L oft­ is attended the O regon T rail pageant at Eugene Friday evening and spent th e w eek-end at th e O regon beaches Modern wonder is this huge stratosphere plane, the type which is now under construction at Se­ attle by Boeing. Six of these planes have been ordered by TW A. B uys Lots Here Wesley F ults has purchased some lots on th e co rn er of Second and P acific avenue, w h ere he is p lan ­ ning to build. New Home Started Mr and Mrs. M artin Sm ith, w hose hom e w as com pletely destroyed by fire last w eek, a re beginning con­ struction on th eir new house Mr. and Mrs. V ictor Thompson and son M aurice of P o rtlan d have been visiting at th e G eorge Hess home. G am e Won C orrection: Sunday. Ju ly 18. N orth P lains baseball team defeated the N ippon A ll-S tars of P o rtlan d 25-2 on the hom e diam ond instead of losing the gam e as w as w ritten last w eek . Mr. and Mrs M errill Sm ith of H ouston. Tex . visited Mr. Sm ith's aunt. Mrs. M artha Sm ith, o v er the w eek-end Mr. and Mrs. O. J. T aft and fam ­ ily have moved to W ashington. Clim b Mt. Hood M em bers of a p arty th at clim bed Mt. Hood Sunday w ere Donald Cawrsc. M ark Blake. Wilson Wie- neckc. Sandford Will. Jam es and Paslev Meek. G len B risbane. E rn ­ est B unger. Scotty Stigum . Roy Long. Tommy and Doris G regg and B etty Poe. Only eight of the p arty clim bed to th e top Mr. and Mrs. O. J Taft and fam ­ ily have moved to W ashington. Citizens of Banks Have Modern City A V IA T IO N Is going up—and up and up! Consider that a ll- w e a t h e r stratosphere flight you w ill be able to make one of these days when the industry puts into ser­ vice the giant “ upper level” liners now under construction. Most fascinating chapter of modern aviation w ill be their launching. Four-engined, much larger than any commercial land plane now in service on the country's airways, these new Boeing stratosphere ships, being bulit in Seattle, w ill introduce a new era of air travel in Amer­ ica This is the picture: Spacious accommodations for 32 passengers, daytime, and 26 pessengers at night: 18 of them in upper and lower berths and eight others in sleeper chairs. Travel in a specially sealed cabin, supplied with air by two mechanical super-chargers which produce conditions comparable to those at present-day flight levels of 8000 to 12,000 feet. Speeds of 250 miles per hour. Altitudes up to 35.000 feet, free of all meteorological disturb­ ances, the stronger winds and other hindrances to flying. Operation of a 42,000-pound ship by a crew of four, the ship carrying 3700 pounds of airmail “ and air express In addition to its passenger load, more than the entire payload of many transport planes now in operation. • • PROGRESS you say. Yes, but this is not all of the story. The first of these planes, say their builders, w ill be merely the forerunners of the really giant planes which w ill streak across the heavens in a very few years, perhaps months, hence. This is so because the airplane is no longer very definitely lim ­ ited by its power output The lim its today are determined by airport size and the problems of handling a plane while on the ground. Take these new Boeings, for example. Each w ill be powered w ith four motors capable of turning out 1220 horsepower at the takeoff. This is a new achievement in plane manipula­ tion on the ground. Moreover, it is expected by the close of 1937 that these engine units w ill be stepped up to 1800 horse­ power. Fundamentally, of course, the real development in stratosphere flying is the provision for high altitude travel. A ll compart­ ments w ithin these planes w ill be completely sealed through the use of pressure-tight skin, rein- Moore has been an officer of th e in groceries an d m eats for th e last bank for m ore th an 20 years, be- 10 years. com ing vice-president at th e death Driven out of the m iddle states b j o f M r. Cantens, and pres en the drouth. A. Gamroth came to Ore- Mr. B urnett died. W. O. G alaw ay of gon in quest of a clim ate w ith m ore H illsboro was the first cashier of the m oisture, and established a well bank. W G. Hare. Moore, and G ala- patronized shoe rep a ir shop about w ay w ere organizers of a bank at tw o vears ago. V ernonia w hich G alaw ay chiefly op- B ert Friday. B anks b arb er is con- w H e h k t a f nCC» h i'’ a J* k ' ' 1? / 1''“ *1' ! clL w as estab lish ed by M r. an d 'O lb a m s u n d er th e nam e m ark, showing an increase of $50.000. ager of the Banks Market, dealing • • T W O newly developed mechan­ ical superchargers, each op­ erating on only a fraction of the horsepower of one engine, w ill draw the air through intake valves far out along the leading edge of the wings, building up its pressure for introduction In­ to the cabin. After the air is pumped through the wings, it w ill be uniformly distributed through ducts into the cabin where exhaust valves w ill be lo­ cated. Thus, flying at an altitude of 20,000 feet, which is on a level with the summit of Mount Mc­ Kinley, highest peak in North America, you would have within your plane, conditions com pila­ ble to those at present flight lev­ els. You w ill fly, moreover, above storm, in smoother air and w itli greater speed. New York to San Francisco, dawn to dusk, w ill be routine. Europe and back for a week-end w ill be entirely pos­ sible. Aviation is not only going up; it's going places faster. y e a rs , * Ht rald T t,' ¡ 7 3,cr to B b S p rin k le r irrigation h a s n o t proved practical for vegetable crops on 'h e sandy soil of th e H erm iston branch experim ent station. It was tr icd out w ith the idea th at it m ight p rotect tom atoes beans and other susceptible crops fron the in s ,, • c a rrie r of the curly top virus It failed to b e o f a n .- h e ln - t h i s n r i, 'h a ' i* ' blow, r' b idlx f badl> ■ u riact d n t d . .t, , , soon a ' »><* ' ed F orcst „and «n u " nlam ina. w here aÎ,a l''1, v n tr c d n cw spaper w ork w nliam s died. and about a n k V w h ^ s h e h a T b e e n o p e ’Î tôwm because m ost" of" th e v e £ s a tl" g * P° PUtar confecti° n e ry store, since the establishm ent of th e 'c ity . he has been k e e p '"« 'h e com m unity Argus classified ads get results. h air ancj w hiskers trim m ed to the mode of th e , lrncs Army Considers New Headgear SAXTON A LOONEY P roducers of Q uality SAND and G R A V E L P lan t located 4 m iles north of F o rest G rove on G ales C reek. Phone 1609 R dream ed at th at lim e that someday 1 might be adding my bit to assist in the m ovem ent Li t the good w ork go on for th e boys of today are the men of tom orrow ’ O rganisations I'li.tnked I'lie speaking closed w ith n few rem arks bx R |{ Easier, chairm an of the H illsboro district, w ho told of the plans for the earn,, in tin' fu ­ tu re a n d of th e accom plishm ents to date He th an k ed tin' K otarv club. A m erican Legion and B reakfast chib, for the assistance given in the dedication Besides local scout officials of tile district and troops. I). I’ H em ing­ w ay a n d E r n e s t W e le l. Portland scout com m issioners, w ere present S enator Angell is vice-president of th e P o rtlan d area council. E ntrance to tin' park w as gained bx a suspension bridge com pleted ta r the occasion U nder th e direction of the Tom B ronlew ee family, scouts of both H illsboro troops a s­ sisted in construction. The bridge is 100 f.-et long. 75 feel betw een banks, four feet wide, and suspended 20 feet or m ore above Mc­ Kay ereek F eatu re of the court of ho n o r was tht* presentation of Eagle seout rank to Jo h n West of T roop 211! West is boatsw ain of Seout S hip Rainbow Paul P atterson, chairm an of the board of rex :ew. and H e n r y Sehainek, deputy district com m is­ sioner, presen ted the boys for aw ards. nexv in su m m er A w ards and various classes, fol­ S o m ething m illinery m ay be in store for low : Second class: troop 216. Deloss U ncle S am 's soldiers if the tropical helm ets w orn by th, o A nderson: troop 226 Bill Coom er St'ettnd class m erit badges troop in fan try m en a re found p ractical. 226. G lenn H arty. cooking, d a iry ­ M ade of cotton, liber, and ing. le a th e r, they a re being consid­ First class: troop 226. Bill Cyrus. ered to replace th e old felt cam ­ F irst class m erit badges: troop 216, paign hat. Tile troops show n a re Loren H ronleew e. farm m echanics. m em bers of th e 11th in fa n try Tom B ronleew e, farm m echanics: from F o il B en jam in H arrison, Sidney Seym our, handicraft: Jack statio n ed at th e P an A m erican K ennelly. firem anship: Jo h n West, E xposition in D allas. lifesaving T roop 226 P hilip Corw in. Glen P ow ers music. V ernon Schoen, first aid. Dax id Wiley, h o rsem an ­ Funeral Home Poultry Feed Prices REDUCED Depend on Im p e ria l E a rm - le sle d P o u ltry R ations f o r P o u ltry P ro fits . We u se NO PC O X X in a ll o u r p o u l- t r y mashes. G u a r a n te e d V ita m in A and D. Im p e r ia l Egg M ash. Sack Sack $2.30 2.40 B ig -L a y E gg M ash. Sack 2.20 Prices F. (J. B. o u r warehouse and su b je ct to m a rk e t changes. Pay Cash and Save— Trade w ill, Imperial Imperial Feed & Grain Co. M ille r s o f Q u a lity Freds Koulii S rro n d A ve. I had Io have it operated on at Good S am n n tan hospital luut week, Hanson Bros, are tum uliti thou baler in tin* n< ighborhood Mr and Mrs F rank H ite and oth er relatives from A berdeen. Wash w ere w eek-en d guests at the E D Hite hom e On S unday o th er re l­ atives joined them at a fam ily pic me Mrs A E Peterson has had rasp ­ berry poisoning on hei hands Autumn Bride to Shop Saturday Dr. Wm. E. Hinds ( >steu|)4t Ilie P hysician and Surgeon COM MERCIAL BLDG. P h o n e O ffic e HUI ion Need This Extra Measure of Safety— i (n it I noir«) fr«un i»a«» H he show n them when th e \ visit Hillsboro tl t Ed I M ooi« m.in ager of the fair The w edding cerem ony is to he The e x tra (a re w ith w h i c h w e in the auditorium , and w ill he con­ inspect, r e s t o r e and renew on* ducted h i the mo t solem n and im ­ t 'S E D C A B S p r o v i d e an added pressive m aim er ’I'lie mo t b e a u ti­ in e . i u r e o f safety and satisfai*tior ful floral decorations w ill h e a r ­ l o r o u t C e d C a r e u . d o iu e i ranged The fair is offering a - peeial prize of $10. first. $7. second, and $3. th u d for the lu st description of the pair 1933 P ly m o u th Sedan w ritten by nn> person The d e sc rip ­ I h re is i n e vi»u w ill e n jo tions should be letters w ritten to h a v in g W o m it i f u l c o n d itio n tlie m anager of the fair at the C ham ­ ber of Com m erce and should in (dude the color of th eir eves their 1933 C h ry n h 'r Coup«* hair, th eir w eight and height, the I I I | n - if i'« 'l e l i d i t i , , Il K a d i, m anner in which they are dressed lii'.ilii', b lan d nexv tin ., in | and an y th in g else that w ould help llllll'il (¡I*. dt.scribe them Judges for tin- let ter w riting contest w ill be O range Phelps, Mrs E. C M cK inney a n d Francis Sturgis 1931 Chev Sedan M o t o r von q d ilt'ly ri'iiexxrd. '.)()■: lire., good paint. C o-operate with your com m unity correspondent by turning in your im portant new s happenings it is im possible for the eon e- pondent to c.mtact everyone for local new s item s Be sure that th e item is real new s and not just a m ere day's vi i- taiiou w ithin the county or to P o rt­ land. tf 1936 Nash Sedan I'x ir llr n l co n d ii,nil und priced very re -niuible 1934 Chev P ic k u p S ubscribe for the Argus. Very good, m otor renew ed. n< pulut pi iced low DR. R. J. N IC O L DR. E. W . A L M Q U IS T DR. R. L. B E A N Hiteon ship S ta r scout troop 216. R obert P e­ (By Mr«. Zell S truthers) ters. F rancis Brown T roop 226. Bdl E I) Hite and fam ily attended the E verett. Life seout: troop 216. Jack Good- w edding S aturday of Mr. H ite s m an: troop 247. Ja m fs Davidson nephew . Marcel Hite, and Miss Mary Pod be lan. w hich took place at the troop 280. G ordon Bailey Sherw ood church and wa- followed by a reception at the hom e of the No business firm should send out bride a letter w ithout its being on a G avford E Wilson, w ho is employ printed letterh ead and in a p rin ted ed n ear Medford, v as a w eek-end envelope. It lends dig n ity to the guest at the C W S tru th e rs home business and gives it good a d v e rtis­ B arbara K uiken. w ho cut ht r ing. tf finger on a saw some v .tek s ago < t l'HEIIS 192!» ( h«'V, 2 «loin' 1 '.»27 ( 'h e x . 2 iliin r V e te rin a r ia n s Trli'phonrx 611 and 613 I S | B ( A lt I \ ( B \ N ( .I P hone !nd and B .-ddnçtnn STARTS FRIDAY MORNING .JULY 30 WEIL’S ANNUAL AUGUST BEDDING & BLANKET SALE YES! B la n k e ts have a d- vanced m ore th a n 2 5 ' , since W e il’s b o u g h t th e ir e n o r­ mous stocks fo r y o u r fa ll and w in te r needs. T he b la n ke ts are hen* N O W and GO O N S A L E FRIDA1 TO THE FIRST CUSTOMERS 70x80 PLAID BLANKETS In s p it.' ’ fl' t ' dSi? : D' 5-°u!e & company, and th e B aker-K elly com pany of Salem , operate large b arrelin g plants, w hile the B. E. M aling com pany of H illsboro has a collecting w arehouse for small fruits. T he B aker-K elly com pany also c ar­ tons produce fo r th e freezers at H illsboro and in Portland. OREGON E n te r th e S tra to s p h e re F lig h t, A v ia tio n ’s Local Groups Aid Dedication Camp N ew est, ‘H ig h e st’ A ch iev m e n t i By Shirley Kelley) (C o n tin u ed fro m H IL L S B O R O . F a n cy p a tte rn s, and. VES, pure w h ite , too, at th is very low price V a lu e s to $15 BLUE SEAL YARD D ouble-B ed Size Virgin Wool “ Sunfleece” 2 Tones Reversible 72x90 BATTS (S titc h e d ) W e ig h t 2 pounds. E x tra grade co tto n , w o rth 75c ea. B e a u tifu l B la n ke ts in fancy m ix ­ tures. W id e satin b in d in g . T h is p rice bolds good O N L Y W H IL E T H IS L O T L A S T S ! 5Oc 70x90 P a ri Wool 1936 D odge 4 -d o o r T o u rin g Sedan— Low $ m ile a g e , o r ig in a l fin is h in A - l c o n d itio n 795 C olored block p laids. W id e satin b in d in g . W e ig h t 5 lbs. and over. 595 E x tra C over up the seats i n th a t new car. Us«' them fo r bed o r d a ve n p o rt th ro w s , w o rth $1.75 each. I bis sale, each Special 1934 De L u xe R um ble Scat P ly m o u th C oupe__Re­ c o n d itio n e d th ro u g h o u t. E q u ip p e d w ith ra d io anti h e a te r. A n e x c e p tin a l loi.x at r n ir 1932 P ly m o u th Sedan— l-c y lin d e r. most eco n o m ica l cars on th e ro a d . A - l c o n d itio n One* 1935 De Luxe P ly m o u th 4 -d o o r Sedan— R eady to go. A n e x c e lle n t buy at 1934 F o rd V -8 C oach— New m o to r and 2 new tire s. V e ry good c o n d itio n 1935 D odge l'/g - to n T r u c k - H e a vy d u ty . Ready to go of Big Size Double Blankets ?h°Lu ” 5% W ool The p a tte rn s are pla id s, th ill«' bound, the values v o tl’l O N LY P A IR AT W E IL 'S . ’325 v tl'J U v V 550 CADY MOTOR CO. Size 70x90 WHITES A gain W e il’s leaf, in g re a t w h ite blanket,. p itá is buy them . T h e y fin e r th a n s h if t s and m uch less. Y o u 'll w aul «■ral! 1 his 1 lo s­ are COS, K, V- 5% $ ends fin d 1.98 70x80 Double $|29 Plaid B lankets big " F a m ily B la n k e t'' D ial can la k e it I o r serx ice an«l eont imi«'«l w ashings. S pecial. .$- PAI R ’ I'll« ' 1.49 tile M a n y O th e rs to Choose F rom O ldest A utom obile Phone 812 C olored INDIAN RO BES DOUBLE BLANKETS 1936 De L u xe P ly m o u th 4 -d o o r T o u rin g Sedan__ L a rg e , ro o m y tru n k . \ c ry low m ileage F lo a tin g P o w e r and the r ig h t k in d o f S /» A P h y d ra u lic brakes O jt) 1936 C h e v ro le t S ta n d a rd 2 -door Sedan__$ V e ry eco n o m ica l. P e rfe ct c o n d itio n Size 64x84, B rig h t W ide a lin b in d in g . P ure V ir g in W ool b a i­ anced w ith a s c ie n tific blend o f pure si Ik fin d rayon fo r beauty and long life . Size 70x80. B e a u tifu l so ft b le n d in g colors. < '«Bu­ pare th is b lanket w ith m uch h ig h e r priced ones sold elscw lu «■! S pecial $5.45 N ot less than V IR G IN W O O L BLANKETS Size Z0x80 Enough wo«,I f o r w a rm th , enough c o t­ ton fo r serx lee. T hey are p la id s and th e y are on sale rig id now 81x99 and 72x99 PEQUOT SHEETS A n n ile a 's finesl an* s e llin g rig h t each. E very one q u o l" and pure S ALE O N LY sheets I h a < now al $1.75 genuine " I ’ e w h ile . T H IS 5139 79C Lac I, D e a le r in Washington C ounty 149 H T h (rd A v r P A Y A S M A L L D E P O S IT O N A N Y B L A N K E T IN O U R S T O R E — W e ’ ll put it a w a y u n til you c a ll fo i i l !