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 . 'ii
un»y
«. i * j n
h i« u p p »tn»r I
Í
I
I' i ' l r i i n
I i|W 4 ' In .jt«
Hid I ln I
E a ta t« i Lau la» m M u b I i m
llitifi-l»
i
i
r x r u l< i|4
>| I h » M u h i i «
i| I'
N O TIC E O f I I N A T A C C O U N T
r i; h ) | U N >la«.a lAM'1 AU |> « i < > li* h u v l b l
N» it* •• i* h«i*by «jivwti ihul »h* und*»»- < J’ U llin
* <i i i i i i * I a u id « * i« '» u i» i« <juu »<i
|||a » I
IR I v e c u tn t
''I lh a
»'at Ito
I
a « e n l ilirrn w ith
| i« ypn
v o u e h « ia
L.I »U isi.’ I* M OSHCK IW. «u a » d No (H»l 4 I m
I I ia l i l r t l h l* lu m i «i. • o m it In th e C u u n ly I. ilia i u lia * il< | iii» l u l v« i l Ilia ««lina
P, i Hai s.»II ' ’■ •III n a n |<ll N t llln in il
Ulf *)l ( h r M a l»
I k 'iv y » -ii lu i 'A i* h i , il I’ I
llillt l' I)
O ia . m il
w ilh lu
,1 f . n V .'t’ ii iy m I »Ii n M n in L iy Ih « I M u f’ u h k l l ’i l l d l n j
14 I •• I*
l. iy ul N o v r in b o i
l ‘*4H n t •!»• b o n i u l . i i iin>i ' t »mm • '
P
!
P
A
!
f
t
•»;’
.
<
N
I
'
h
W
l
N
I
N
.
H
I
3
HUP
li3 iH | . ’ c lk x k A
M
«md »li»
« u in - in
lid
DUI» Ib i» L «aril < ll’|kilH t« « l
> ! H A' H 1 R« n iia ta
4
1
28
N..V
4
I
I
IU4H)
-
-
1
L
Ï
L
lu ti»
H ill p i I O I II III» h « v |IIIIJ ot
und
<h»
*g |tl« in « n »
0|.|«v .’ IIQI IB III« in to
C a la le i lo h n N M< Ea»
'O|
N O T IC E: th » u r iih ’ i a t . ji i. 1 h . ib ( lie d h u
|iiil'l»
*
lu
«
1
L'v»*«|>«l
14 1 n a i u «•uni l i i »h» »a< o « o| I f l l N
m
l
111*1
»•d
li
l'.4H
m r t r
.4M. r ia».| m d i« i n u iiiy C OUII of
ul U lti 1 u M i .' u h 'it N 0 v«.» tl.«i I I
t o u u iy
O fo g O tt. «m d n II 1
W . w l . i n j <oi
l ‘>4H
! C o u il h ia u p i « i i i l m l h g iy id u y
•
M. ’f . ' l l ’H I'* « , uto»
I ’W IN U
.1 tv .! N« v » in h » i ID4II n» »h» h " i i o i i « i »
N O BB». A "
ft
1 » • ui i
L. w
i n. ( 1 i n.| d o .
i
(><l«n k
lh « lu u » .
.
IPHI« k HI ’ k I vMlI iitu L>l«'J0lt
u n d ih » (J o u t i ro o m v»l » <i«l f «H ill U«
14 21 ?W N>>v 4 I I
l'4 H ,
i t « pin« » l..»| II« JlllbJ obiM. tt,,n a lh » i« lo
i u n d d i» ■t u lv fiiM rl thwr« ' l
K f ta la i D on C u m m in g *
Uu'»<l
•1 .Im i 14 IM4»|
N O T IC E i Tb.. ' »uniy
\« u il «>1 W u a h
I
A ! K 1N Í» 1 *•« «Hoi
A P ’ >.
llUB Tp|H)Hil«<l m g
io n C o u n ty , c >r«gon
w a KARL A T K
8 T U N G I8 A llu n i« .$
m
i lt iu iu a t iu to r l «I »h« »atu»« «’ ( H 'N
n ). i 14 21 28 N . v 4 11 IU4N|
i U M M lN t #
d m »' <•« «1 A ll |>«tBuna h IV
E a l« l« i E. I ’
R «ni««n
- n o 1«
HtvJ v 'ltlH l* « ig g in e t a u td «<<
N O T IC E TO C R C D IT O M
ih o in
w ith
p io
P l M *«ttl
v |u h « d
Io
Ih
o
,
.|
h
,«
<.,
P
1
.
vou> lt« r * Io. tn« «il
ln dm t - o u n iy C o u rt
»1 ih « K l.il« «.I
N u ’ io n u l
H in k O tg g o tt i!• » »hu « v u i iiy <»l W i b I u i i 'J I o ii
C«>nun«tc i«il
P u tu iia o n
' P iitk lin g . Itiilta b o ro . Oig<j«Ht
w iih ln
•
In lh « M |II« | «)| h l« 1 •» |!e
L
t l.
it. nth a h 'tri l* » i’ t» n il'» < 2.1 194H
[)» «UB«d
II« n i fa n
l b ! ' C U M M IN G S
N o h . « ia h c f v b y g tv g n i h n d «• U ll<l«l-
P L. P A TTER SO N . A llu in o y I i th e A d
»1‘ Jf'ad h l« )'M«.It 'li.|>Ohl»a«l U .lib lu ta ti t in t
m m ia ir a io r
«I th a e a in le
I f
P B 1 N T Z IU
I««. « . «. i
(S opi 2.1.
O i l 7 14. 21. IM 8 )
b y »he C o u il’ y
a u lì <<( Ih 4 III It« . 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! S e e th e w o r ld 's fir s t ca r w ith C o c k p it C ontrol, th e
U n isco p e . . . S u p er-L o u n g e In terio rs, T w in B e d s . . . U n itiz e d B o d y-F ra m e . . . a n d
m o re th an 2 5 m ile s a g a llo n a t a v e r a g e h ig h w a y s p e e d !
Hoe water
always. N o
w a it N o
m e a t. N o
work High
Crane oual-
ity at low
coat. Buy
now— enjoy
u n lim ite d
autom atic
h o t w ater
in
home too
Now sec America's most daring auto
mobile! The new Nash, sleek as a silver
b u lle t. . . nearly 17 feet long . . . wider
. . . only shoulder high!
Far more space inside. . . salely-engi-
ncercd! Big curved, onc-picee wind
shield. Twin Beds fur day-time naps,
or luxurious comfort at night!
year
Here is amazing new performance
tized body and frame.
Throw away all your ideas about
motoring. 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
*-