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4 H illsb o ro (Ore.) A rgus— Thursday. October 21, 1948 a , --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A u t u m Hornemaking... PUBLIC NOTICES n it unlliiiiril from I ’agr 3» Ensemble . H u lld in d P. l l h l i i . l . I H . W 'l i a t tg lM l SW \ . > t n i i'll l rlltta d P » ill 111*1 I ‘» W idth» a l l ii. f iit h » n m I ». I' H48 PA V It I J t l l ‘ ’ M V A iiiiU tia h It. • MICKS Health for Fill Patirnrr Important in 111 A cute diseases have a relatively brief unset, a re accom panied by pronounced sym ptom s and cause a l m ost im m ediate indisposition. These diseases usually ru n th e ir course in a s h o r t tim e , r e s u l t i n g m r e c o v e r y >>■ d e a th , depending upon the severity of the disease and the prom ptness and adequacy of tre a t m ent. In contrast are chronic diseases w hich frequ en tly have a slow o n set. w ithout read ily identifiable sym ptom s and w ith o u t causing im m ediate indisposition. P ulm onary tuberculosis is a disease of the la t te r type. Its sym ptom s may not become ap p aren t until w eeks or e v en m onths after the lung has b e come diseased and the individual may not be aw are of his illness u n til the disease has p ro g ressed —u n less he has form ed the excellent h ab it of having his chest X -rayed at re g u la r intervals Since the X -ray can "see" tuberculosis before a persons know s he is ill. even a p p aren tly healthy people should have chest X -rays at least once a year. Ju s t as the onset of this chronic disease is slow, so is recovery. One of the first lessons th e tuberculosis patient m ust learn is patience He w ill in all p robability be advised to e n te r a san ato riu m o r tu b e rc u l osis hospital because th e re he can best obtain the rest, u n d er m edical supervision, w hich is so essential in th e treatm en t of tuberculosis As th e p a t i e n t responds to treat m ent and feels better, he m ay thin k he can go hom e However, he should not consider leaving the sanatorium the* until the doctor tells him it is p er fectly safe for him to do so The p atien t m ust rem em ber that the doctor is b etter inform ed of his progress th an th e patient him self and will advise him as soon as he can leave the hospital w ithout jeo pardizing his health TB p atien ts w ho leave the san a to riu m against medical advice are ru n n in g a tw o-fold danger Their disease is apt to grow w orse and an o th er period of hospitalization will be req u ired w hich may be long er than the original period F u rth e r more. the disease may still be in a com m unicable stage and the patient, in retu rn in g home, may endanger the health of his fam ily and friends R egardless of how well a TB pa tient may seem, both he and hjs fam ily should realize that the saf est course for all concerned is for him to rem ain in th e hospital until he receives his m edical discharge This colum n is sponsored, in the interest of b etter health, by Wash ington C ounty T B & H ealth A s sociation. I n c . Room 9. P etersno Building. Hillsboro. Oregon Read the A rgus Classified Ads now — then act quickly before som eone beats you to it. tf 90 » « » * • * B eautiful color tones distinguish the au tu m n dress parade. Linton tw eed in a lavender shade is com bined w ith p u rp le wool je r sey to m ake this charm ing coat and dress ensem ble It is w e a r able. young, and good for travel, college and general w ear The one-piece dress has a tw o-piece look and uses set-in bands of the tw eed to o u tlin e the deep a rm hole. The coat is sim ple, loose sw inging. and is lined in the p u r ple jersey of th e dress top 1 PORTLAND UT/UTy SHINGLES Peanut Brittle These shingles are made from the finest virgin W estern Red Cedar. Supply is limited. Free delivery in truck load lots. Phone today. FARMS GARAGES HOMES PHONE. ..tW 1183 ’ casui&i 2 cups w h ite sugar 5i cup light syrup ’ i cup w ater C om bine these th ree ingredients and let come to a boil, boiling until m ix tu re tu rn s a light brow n 1 teaspoon and 1 tablespoon b u t ter o r m argarine. Let boil up then add peanuts. 'I f you d o n ’t use salt ed nuts, add salt to ta s te 1 S tir weli and let come to a boil again. Now- add 1 heaping teaspoon soda, stir , well, and pour im m ediately into a well b u ttered pan spreading thin T hank you Mrs. Wence. Mrs. F ran k W. P eterson sen t in h er favorite recipe for Italian S p a ghetti for this w eek. She says that if com m ercially canned tom atoes are used th e ones w ith p uree and trim m ings are m ore d esirable due to the larg e am ount of juice. H ere's how . . . 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons b u tter 2 chopped m edium onions 2 cloves garlic, cut sm all 1 small green pepper, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 large can tom atoes 2 cans tom ato sauce 2 teaspoons W orcestershire sauce 3 tablespoons P arm esan cheese, salt and pepper to taste 1 Bay leaf, if desired 1 package long spaghetti 1 pound h am b u rg er Cook first five ingred ien ts to g eth er until tender, add m eat and brow n Add all of th e rem aining ingredients except th e spaghetti Sim m er for three hours. D rop sp a g hetti in salted boiling w ater and , cook until tender. D rain spaghetti and place in large bowl or platter. P O R T L A N D SHING LE CO. a 9 0 3 6 N . DENVER AVENUE • PO RTLAND 3 , ORE. I 'I 4 NOTICI Calutoi T P Gnudln • " P m i W . 'I REPLACE O LD -FA S H IO N ID , WASTEFUL BURNERS W ITH MODERN (^ » R V tfL E R ' A lR T E M P EQUIPMENT P our over the sauce and sprinkle generously w ith grated P arm esan cheese The Bay leaf should be re m oved before serving. —----— - B y Peg Oalund T hank you Mrs. P eterson It sure W’ith H allow een ju st around the sounds goodl corner. Mrs Lewis W ence thought you m ight like to have a recipe to m ake "T rick o r T reat" candy for hand-outs. «¿eel shingles...100% usable ¿ f t \I1 SAVE OIL! 41 » on flood-soaked Nov u p . 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I ( In fo t W' la h iib jle n ('«.« inly. <in«l !, »■ Ealuioi Paul Hauachkal pmlilkT'l All ) « I r «re h a v in g ! u in « N O T IC E : T ha u g ly in I do • v i p i l l i l i a u lii «’B l'ltu Ita b a i a i. / Ip ilih a I lo o o n I. i W i l h i n j b t n C e iin t? h a I i| io u ia a m ti ijia *<nna, d u ly v e iih r « ! i« r m ...j ’ h« u in ln « » .jiio d I i» « u» >r o l lh » t«y la w le q u it e d io th a M uderai.jtta d i-1 W ill m d T « i' i» n«ni «4 P A U l H lU lX 'H T f * C n u n iy - la rk u l W .i» h in -p n < > u ii', h l I lt o ‘ «maod A ll p o ta u n a h a v in g t lu lm a J tO tv b o m O fa ju n n r ( |l 1 .1 / 1 I ilu , J i jit iu a l » i n i r-w t f r a t « i»>JUir«»«t to j io nmlUii.q Portland Orog »»» w it h in aia t r n t ih r n i. w ith p u> |«ri v a m h a r a t” th e (('aiitlnued on Page Si ■ ( p ia b jn o ti -it .'42 L i a t M a in f»»t«»l P ie tu re s q u e n e s s is o u ts ta n d in g in th is low . ra m b lin g ra n c h s ty le s tr u c tu r e from th e n ew p o st w a r se rie s of .All- A m e ric a n H om es. T h e th re e s tr u c tu re s e ffic ie n tly s e p a r a te th re e liv in g un its: k itc h e n , s to r a g e a n d g a ra g e liv in g a n d d in in g ro o m , porch a n d o u td o o r liv in g ro o m sle e p in g q u a r ters. S ix ro o m s in a ll w ith tw o b a th s, sev en c lo se ts a n d a u tility closet T h e k itc h e n h a s o n e p o rc h e n tra n c e a n d one sid e se rv ic e e n tr y lead in g to th e b a se m e n t s ta irs. A ll h a v e b e d ro o m p ic tu re w in d o w s; th e g a ra g e has o v e r h ead d o o rs; a n d a re c re a tio n room is p ro v id e d u n d e r, th e liv in g room . E le c tric a l w irin g a p p ro v e d by th e N a tio n a l A d e q u a te W irin g B u reau ; F H A -s ta n d a rd d e sig n ; $7.50 o b ta in s b lu e p rin ts a n d sp e c ific a tio n s from th e M o n th ly S m a ll H o u se C lu b .— W rite in c a re o f th e A rg u s. H O I SEIIOLD HINT W hite cottons and linens may 1 ccd to be bleached occasionally Vse a bottled chlorine bleach and follow d irections carefully as to the q u an tity to use Mix bleach thoroughly w ith th e first rinse w ater, and rin se at least tw ice a fter bleach is used If any is left in th e fabric it may w eaken it seriously. PA VIS 4 TONUUll A d itv n ia l|« ilo i T, 14 21. ( t\l K ilt ', I I ' ' '!•' J«'ll W lt lllll RIM lu n illa II <l|| • t r i l l i - i .1 l'»4M f f t.t l i v . n i l I *r< II»..I I I M i A l t AM Au< - . t ui o. i Z 14 I. I'»4 h i S ch o larsh ip s Go To Local S tudents T hree men from C ornelius are am ong the 14 freshm en w ho will receive the S ears R oebuck sch o lar ships at O regon S tate college They are R ichard L M oeller. C harles F K ru eg er and N orm an Goetz.e All students are in th e school of a g ricu l ture. Each scholarship is for $100 to be used during the freshm an y ear in college. One S200 scholarship will be given to the most outstanding man of the group for use during his sophom ore year. The aw ards w ere m ade on the basis of scholarship in high school and leadership in high school a c tiv ities. especially in 4-H and F uture F arm ers of A m erica work. D on't w ane precinul o il w ith a •pendthrift old burner! Have mtxlern < h ryjler A irtem p oil burning unit - in>lailed and watch the immediate diflrrence it m ake« — y o u r fu e l l u p p ly C*"lww ° * longer, your heating dollar stretches farther, and you enjoy even heat comfort 2-1 hours a day! ( all today. Have an A irtem p e ip e rt make a free survey and estimate. A few i b o r l hours to install — 36 lon g months to pay — S o down payment. osru.auM a GLASS W in d o w G la ss C r y s ta l M i r r o r s a n d D e s k T o p s to O r d e r Safety Plate and Safety Sheet ru t to fit your ear. P A IN T H IL L S B O R O 238 E. W a s h in g to n S t., H ills b o r o S H E E T S. W M E L H U IS H . Owner (Across the street from Laundry) IHIt.iboro. Oregoa M E TA L W O RKS New O w ner C. J. D A S H N E Y Dennis and Waahlngton P h o n e 1332 Hillsboro Phone 4033 N orm a K roeger Gets OSC H onor N orm a Lou K roeger of Hillsboro, a senior in education at O S C.. i w a s recen tly elected to t h «■ Associated W omen S tu d en ts’ board of reference. The board is a new organization on th e cam pus this y ear It was form ed to counsel the women of O regon S tate college on individual problem s. T he counselors w ere chosen for the respect they hold am ong then- fellow students, for being known am ong th e w om en of the cam pus and for th eir counseling and guidance abilities. Miss K roeger is president of her sorority. Sigm a K appa, president of the House P residents council and a m em ber of M ortar Board, senior women s honor society. C h ess M eetin g Set P ersons in terested in form ing a chess club are invited to attend an inform al get-to-gether Tuesday at 7 p m at the hom e o f Mr and Mrs C T Richardson. 4341 N. T hird ave- enue. Hillsboro. Words of the Wise Persons educated in intellect and not educated in m orals and re ligion. will becom e a m enace to our nation.—«Theodore Roosevelt i CRANE CHAMPION AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER K J T h e y v o te th e UNION PACIFIC t i c k e t ! Yes, th ey all vote for Union Pacific w hen it comes to travel — w h eth er for business or pleasure. D ependable, convenient schedules, unsurpassed service and low fares w hen you travel Union Pacific. Choose any one of U nion Pacific’s three daily train s E a st and you choose a w inner! Daily Union Pacific Passenger Train Schedules to the East Streamliner "City of Portland" "Portland Rote" Lv. Portland 5 :3 0 p.m. ★ 9 :1 0 p.m. ♦ N ash C oes A ll T he W ay! 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Sec the Nash Airflyte for ’49—it’s the newest ear iri the world! cn cA T CAHS s r w e r i » oj "Idaboon" 8 :1 0 a nt. w F or com p lete tra vel inform ation, consult GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT Room 751 Pittock Block Portland 5, Oregon U N IO N PA C IFIC RAILROAD T W O C U E A T S E R I E S ! T h e b e a u t if u l A i r f l y t e c o m e t in th e N a s h " 6 0 0 " a n d th e N a t h A m b a s s a d o r. G e t vo u r n a m e on th e lis t I D o n 's P lu m b in g S e r v ic e US B. 2nd Ave.. Hillsboro Phone 71 teg/atereW Cr«*« Mfofer Heeler Doaloe CALL US FOR COMPIETE PIUMBING SERVICI I and economy with Uniflo-Jet Carbu- ration . . . a new ride with 4-wheel eoil springs. . . the hidden magic of Nash C o n d itio n e d A ir . . . anti the e x tra safely of a onc-picee Girder-built Uni STRANAHAN M OTOR 240 E. Washington Street CO. H illsboro, Oregon 1 , I *-
