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THE Page Two Buxton School Event Friday Parties Held During Week; Club Officers Named (By Mr«. Je**o Meyers • H IL L S B O R O Forest Grove acted as installing o t- ’ and playing games. Those present I fleer Mr. Nickerson from Clack- were Misses Jean Wenger, d a t a i anias county was a visitor. TSchabold. Anna and Hilda Meyers. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. K Wallace Dorothy Getty, lues Erdman, Mar- of near Manning, December 14. a garet Hinton and Messrs Dan He- bov He has been named Eugene beisen. Ernest and Clarence Tselia- Artluir bold. Wiltrial ami Albert Grossen. Art M arr of Pendleton was a Donald Jo ao Allen Berger. Vincent Manning visitor Saturday night Bishop, lew is IXmaldson Wesley Mr and Mrs. Laurel Frost of Pieren, Harry lladertseher. Carson Forest Grove visited relatives here Hanson, Lovat and Jim Davidson. Sunday evening. W aller H ershej. Hoy Holter. Mr. A large crowd attended a dance and Mrs J F. Davidson and daugh- at M anning Social club hall S atu r- ter Luella and the host and hostess day night. Dances are being given Helvetia Lada's' Aid met with every two weeks Mrs. John Gfeller. North Plains, | o Oeorge eo rg e and c Claude iau a e Higgle ixexi m euug w m be m Riggle are ueceinoer December i- 12. Next m e eeting will workuig a t R i^ le brothers' cam p with Mrs. Robert Youngen. Mem i ^ . kenll,ld bers are requested to atten d tor Joe Frydendal left Saturday for election of officers. Tule Lake Cal., to hunt ducks. There will be a shooting m atch Mrs Prudie Fickas is on a busl- a t Helvetia store December 30. ness trip to California. , ------------------------- AR G U S. H I L L S BO R l» . (» R E I J O N Seal Su/c Endorsed Endorsement of th e C hristm as Seal Sale now In progress through,ml the slate has been given by Governor Meier In a public statem ent Issued today. T he statem ent reads "I am glad to call the atten tio n of the people ol Oregon to tlie Clu istnias Seal Sale. 'Sli ce 1915 this lvas been an annual event by which tto Oregon s ta te Tuberculosis association lias carried on its ac tivities The money derived from these seals has gone into public health education Into free clinics for those unable to pay for medical attention, into research projects and Into a rruaade for public support for tlx« prevention of tills dread disease. "The splendid forward steps which have been m ade bi our state in tuberculosis cure and control are evidence th a t every cent Invested in C hristm as Seals lvas yielded a fine retu rn in h ealth and Ivappuiess. "The contribution asked from i« r h one Is not large and I to p e all Lhuae w ho can possibly do so will help out cheerfully and generously.” BUXTON--A C hristm as program will be 5» .**?e *?•’.“?* V ..1,’’, grange hall rriday ru g n t ocnoo W ,,o « ay v tor fo r t . h e I x tlid a ts . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson, Mr and Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Kelly, Mr a n d Mrs Jesse Meyers, Mrs C lara Allen, Mr. Webo. Victor White. O rin Cearley an d Mr and Mrs Elvui Cearley were Hillsboro visitors Saturday Services were held a t th e Cathode church Sunday morning. A miscellaneous shower was given BANKS—Mrs R. M Banks re- i By Mrs John M Da vid»*'nl Mrs A M arlin t Thelm a Hutchison) , . ... .c e iv e d word Sunday evening of the a - t the grange — —-— »— — hall December 11 HELV ETIA— H C l\ f t in js clioo* Hpiitli of Iter fath er IVm Stichler S S t M , S ei S S ‘f w i c r « ’ l S ’? tm ''’ program will be held 90 *, d m Albanv Funerai V» P' ? ^ e k Eva B e n e fit , ‘ evening. Everyone is cordial- serv ices were held hi the Forest ther. Edith Rinck E \a uenenei, jy invlte<j to attend tirove Undertaking uarlor with in- Ethel Nelson. Anna Cearley. Vida G erm an service at the Helvetia ternient in thè Banks* cemetery to- Powell. Elsie Kelly. Jessie Tinm an Reform church Sundav at 11 a m. d ,,v ' (Thursday ) Rev C P Sabm Mae Quier. Anna Rucker, Mollie Rev Meger will officiate. ' tT nursoayi. tu v . c . r . s a urn Rev and Mrs. W A. H arter have Tallman. Edith Riggle. Olive Stow ell Matt Mercep h ad w go to P o rt- officiated. arrived from Reel Bluff. C al. to Mr. Stichler was born in Iowa. W E. Hill. Anna Retlierford. Etile* land Saturday to have his hand August 19. 1844. While still living, take charge of u J tlie church here. w Meyers, Bessie Hiddink. Frieda cared for. He has been off work fot in Iowa he was m arried to M artha Hazeldale Play Postponed have worked throughout the Thatcher. A Martin. Miss Eva Net- some time. Ellen Mann. who died in Banks I n ; Untied S tates and in C anada dur- son and Vivian Cearley. Eleanor Program Christmas Eve 1916 Twelve children were born, on Account Illness and Leland Powell and Roy Bene- o „ C hristm as eve Phillips and to 'th is"iu ìi« i. eìeven of whom su r-, Ìlei. Helvetia Reform Sunday school will vive ag follows: Mrs. R. M Banks. -------- Given Surprise present th eir an nu al program and Banks; Mrs. Mrs. Emma Davis. m z E l . n A l.E _____ H azeldale a n d A surprise party was given Mi. | plurtatmas tr« ; Everyone js cordial- W ashington; Mrs. Eliza Davis. Al- Rosedale schools will each hold a n d Mrs. R J. Kelly at their home l y Frank Stichler. T he Dalles; th eir program s and C hristm as tree Friday night. The evening was spent P4y! Buhop returned to school Mrs. H attie Davis. C hehalem Moun- On Friday evening. December 21. in playing cards. Present were Monday after an absence of two tain ; Mrs. Alice Shuck. Yamhill; Mr. mid Mrs. Foni Miller and Messrs, and Mesdames Fred Watson, weeks. Joe Mercep is on the sick Thomas Stichler, M cM in n v ille; family were guests of Mr and M is M Watson. A. B. Edwards. Jesse JosePh Stichler. Monmouth; Mrs. N. F. Donford in Portland Sunday. Meyers. Mrs. Jessie Tillm an Mrs Miss Carol Wenger is expected i d a McCulley. Salem; Clarence Measles Cause Delav C lara Allen, Mrs. Lucille W hite. 5??Ve__th}s week^ t®jspend__Christ- stichler. Carlton, an d Mrs. Effie The th ree-act play, which was to H arrv Seabold Sr. and son Jack ho h d aj'» w ith her parents. Mr Jones. liave been p resente- m ted _____ by the ______ com- O rin Frost. Elsie Meyers, Irene an<1 Mrs J . c Mlss ^Yen ' Mr. Stichler was a Civil war vet- m um ty club last Saturday, had to Fisher. William Riggle an d Mt i* r is a student a t W hitm an college. eran of th e Union arm y. He had pe postponed indefinitely owing to and Mrs. Kelly. w »l u . «. lived in Oregon for 45 years and oiw of th e cast contracting measles, j Benefit New l f a r s Eve resided for quite a num ber of Harley Taylor has leased t h e Officers. Named Helvetia community band wUl years Banks. He enlisted in Richfield Valley View service sta- Newly elected officers for M an- present a concert on New Year's the arm in y in 1862 and served three uon a t West giope Mr. and M rs. ning Social club are: Tom Turk, Eve at the K P. hall. N orth Plains, years. ¡ Oscar Taylor are occupying the president; C. Frydendal, vice-pres- This group lias helped ui many dwelling house attached. idem ; Frances Frydendal. secretary.’ community affairs and needs funds Dons, the five-year-old daughter and L. L Crawford treasurer to keep going. A dance will follow of Mr. and Mrs. C. Weber, has Green M ountain G range met Sat-1 the program, _ , . , been seriously til with pneum onia.! urday in all day session with bas- The J M Davidson home was the recovering. ket dinner Officers for th e coming I scene of a gay party Saturday night, u a u i v i i x t a i u m u E rnest Livermore of Cooper M oun- year were installed. S. W alker of The evening was spent In dancing Mrs. Emllie Hogrefe. 78. died tarn lias been quite ill, but Is new suddenly Tuesday at th e home of convalescing. her daughter. Mrs. W. L. Stevens, Dale Powers, who Is a student in Laurel, where she had made a t Hillsboro high school, has th e her home the most of th e time measles. ing the past four years. Before en since the death of h er husband. Mr. an d Mrs. Courtney Syverson tering the ministry Mr. Hart* Henry Hogrefe. about ten years ago. of Tim ber spent Saturday here. was connected with Metro-Ooldwyn living p art tune with h er other Mr. and Mrs. W C. Y arn of | picture company and also trained In rear of Piggly W iggly Store daughters. Funeral services were Portland and Mr. and Mrs. George for C alifornia's greatest dance m ar conducted this afternoon (Thursday* W atson of Aloha were guests of athon. You will enjoy his exper at the St. Peter's L utheran churcn Mr. an d Mrs. W P. Brooks S u n - tences. Rev. H arter will speak at QUALITY MEAT— Specials for Saturday, Dec. 22 at Blooming with Rev. E. W. H in- day. I the churcli Friday on "T he Most richs officiating. Interm ent was In Mrs J. H. Brown of Eugene spent ¡ Prevalent Sin of Today, the church cemetery. several days last week with Mr.! Sunday school. 9:45 a m.; morn Mrs. Hogrefe was born in G er- and Mrs. W. A. Jones. (ng worship at 11. Special C hrist many, October 22. 1856, an d came Mr and Mrs. Richards of P ort- mas proogram will be presented and VEAL ROAST to this country 54 vears ago. She land were guests a t the W ard home on Sunday evening. Including was a resident of Oregon for 52 Saturday. ( pageant entitled ' The Promised 3 ib » .................. years. Surviving her are a son. Max ------------------------- Hope, a beautiful tableau w ith 25 Pound P Behling of Portland, and three MRS. ANNA ELIZAII STONE ! characters New Year s Eve a serv daughters. Mrs H attie Williams of FORBBT GROVE — Mrs A nna > ‘S*'.., m.Un» 11’ mCl°rnli Hillsboro. Mrs Edr.a Bagley of Elizah Stone. 93. died a t the home S ld s X im tw a k e rs wil7 b rb u Portland, and Mrs. Elsie E. Stevens Sugar Cured. of her daughter. Mrs. W C Lee. " h M .w er w.u of Laurel. ________________ here December 14 and funeral '¿»xiT^All are w eh o m e^o atu-nd Pound .............. Pound ............. Agricultural News — Regular ar- -^v ices were held Monday at the ’P*®“ ' An welcome to attend ¡ticles from the county agent, and o ° ^ n lJ ^ o^ c la tm g ‘^ In tlrm e n t NOW. HELP ENROLL OREGON’S Former Resident Helvetia School of Banks Passes to Give Program Schools Plan for Programs T hursday, I»eceinbcr 20, I'.Ktl gvxxl statem ent which has come to hand follows "These registrations mean eltl- .-enslup |X»pcrs placed on perm anent record, and available tor all time lo come us legal proof of age and . legitimacy in lltiguiion Involving ‘ m hciilauce rights, insuiaiuc and veteran's and age compensations , T to y also Insure the right to a t tend setxwl. to obtain work, to join the navy, to vote and to marry They a re necessary lo obtain pass- lu rts (or traveling In foreign conn- I tries." These are enough "selling points” tor the "Register Your Baby’’ Idea to t's all try to put them over, and now. Promote Prosperity W ith P rin ter’s Ink! CURRY’S GROCERY X: Free Delivery Prices for Fri., S«t. mid Mon., Dec. 21, 22 mid 24 XMAS Neighborhood news (w m 30 Argu., eorrespm dents hl different sections of W ashington county appears In the Argus each week toxirn what your friends are doing for less Ilian three cents a week tf Plain Satin Mixed Chocolate Drops Jumbo Gum Drops Let the advertisem ents help you make your shopping plans. Uroken Mixed Foursquare Church Has New Minister Last Rites Held Laurel Resident she is rep°rted IB RAI Phone 771 ) Your Choice I 2 DATES lbs. ... . O RANG ES 25 2 2 Navels. 15c dozen 39c P U M P K IN 10c HKRSHEY. 1 g-lh. can. 2 S N O W D R IF T 15c f ., )* , . 46c C A K E FLO U R & - £ Imperial Cafe 33c O IL COCOA and A MERRY CHRISTMAS to all Our Patrons. CANDY 25c ED’S MARKET PURE LARD STEER BEEF 40c BACON BACK OAz* 4V V 1VV GROUND BEEF 10c FREE DELIVERY PHONE 3131 I communities.—Every ArBUS week in BABIES the s U e was to rn m SeVk- M shire. Vt.. Septem ber 30, 1841 She T n ^ fa m T ro O r^ g o n ^ (Ry Oregon S la t« Hoard o f H aalth) 1923 Deceased Is survived by the months and now living in Oregon *» gathering its Initial mom entum dren^™1* grandc*ld as these lines are being written. ________________ Our state was adm itted to the nw .lu s r - o v w a r m s Federal B irth R egistration Area in ON O R tt.O N LAHMS 1919. meaning th a t a t least 90 per ‘ S tiff” la m b s Due to Feed Lark cent of the births occurring In Ore- PRINEVILLE—Sheep flocks near gon were regularly recorded. Oregon Terrebonne and Powell Butte, where lias a good reputation for its at- stiff lam b trouble had been reported tention to vital statistics, but the lately, were visited by County Agent fact th a t 90 per cent registration Li W B Tucker, who diagnosed the regarded as good perform ance shows difficulty as nutritional rath er th an how much the people of the whole a specific disease. Changes in feed- United S tates need a stlrrlng-up ing rations were recommended by on this topic. Such a stlrrlng-up is Mr. Tucker to see if this would not just w hat the U. 8. Census Bureau and the State' Board of Health overcome th e trouble. • • • aided by the S tate Emergency R e lief adm inistration, are a t this D. R. S. Helps Lake Farm ers adm inistering to the people LAKEVIEW - Eighty-nine sheep- o moment t Oregon. Tlie " m ¡ echanics of the m en of Lake county have sold 2 i - ^ " r { i at ? 034 old ewea to tlie government " rl" 1> “ r' .*J*“ 1. “ card drought relief service, for which ‘ard n £ vX s fo? listing of' rnv they received a total of 846.06H Of t '° r were r o n ^ i m ^ ConSthe6 raw h esem b tto i " - ^ e ^ S T t h V = r nb e h ^ ^ S u r PeTuU i i ^ a ^ r e V nof this project will conserve consider- J" able forage and other feed for the These cards will furnish a means b etter and younger stock, says checking the completeness of County Agent Victor W Johnson. birth recording in this state and - - - will insure th a t every child whom the pasents or physician report Seventeen Grasses Tried « „ “ i, DELICIOUS CRISP XMAS MIX Lb CHOCOLATES Lb ALSO— Gaudy Pepperm int Straw s, Tasty Ju m bo Gum Drops, Creamy French Mix, Fancy Box Chocolates, Fluffy M arshm allows. In fact a com plete stock fo r your selection. 2 BUTTER— Lb. Fancy Imported 19c GOOD QUALITY MIX NUTS 2 ib. 25c PAPER SHELL ALMONDS u, 17C C r a n b e r r y C heaper *D a « M M M M M S a u c e th a n fresh Snyder’s Cocktail Sauce— Bottle ................. Broken Slice FANCY GOLDEN new crop . | PINEAPPLE— 2 8-slice cans Christmas Bakery Features m Medium Large HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKES RIPE OLIVES— Tall can ............ Make a most acceptable gift, one which the recipient doesn't have to wonder how It Is going to be used. Per pound lib . 2 A 25c large -I cans I v V m I Pint . .a "d u “ty'..,n b u lk '..... A Flavored with C herry wine and Brandy. iT S A llV w U a lv a CRAB— No. % tin ....... berries. Fancy quality for those Xmas pies. M a y o n n a is e C. & II. Powdered Carlton G rade A ROASTED PEANUTS 2 SUGAR— 3 lbs. NUTS HOT Ginger Ale • Lime Rickey large bottles th a t will thrive on the prairie soil 1110 Prt>Per place, and hill land of Tillamook coun- The foregoing are two decided ty. grass nurseries liave been es- benefits anticipated from the cam- tabhshed on th e farm s of B. W. paign. but th e really g reat out- step p a and F. H. Neilson, to test come of the drive should to —and 17 varieties of grass These in- m ust be—the deep Im planting of elude English rye, Italian r y e , the "Register Your Baby” I d e a meadow fescue, chewing f e s c u e , among the people. highland reed canary grass. K en- In the campaign, we have an op- tucky bluegrass, bulbous bluegrass., portunity by talking, writing, p rint- orchard grass, smooth brome, tall I ing and doing to drive home into oat grass, timothy, red top. m eadow ; the consciousness of ourselves and foxtail. Astoria and Seaside bent, everybody else the "Register Your River bottom soil such as th a t on Baby" Idea. The two things to do th e F. H. Neilson farm , seems par- j are to get the card into each fam ticularly adapted to rye grass and lly and to see th a t it is mailed If clover, according to K enneth Carl, there Is a baby less th an a year assistant county agent, but it Is old in th a t house. believed passible th a t a better m ix Many lists have been made of ture may be obtained by observing the benefits to the baby In after the grow th of th e varieties In the life which accrue from proper and nursery on this farm. official registration of his birth. m 4 n n a L ib.. lo C e ll flavors. 6 pkgs. 2 5 c Dozen ...................................................................................... MINCE and PUMPKIN PIES. Each F a ir w a y INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED FREE DELIVERY Second at Main Street 20c 30c CO FFEES PEAS Early G arden. No. 2 tin CORN 20-oz. tin Bantam JELLO B aker’s, lie pkgs. Each Chrsitmas Necessities ji; Kà CANDY Gum Drops, Choco- lates and Broken Mix. 2 lbs. lUMlz SATIN MIX. Lb. 10c ALMONDS. Soft shell, l-lb. 18c BRAZIL NUTS. 2 lbs.............. 28c MIXED NUTS. Fancy. 2 lbs. 33c WALNUTS. Large size, good quality, l-lbi. ..............................................1<C MINCE MEAT. l-lb. 10c H.-D. JELL. All flavors. 6 pkgs. 25c DATES. In bulk. 2 lbs.....................19c RIPE OLIVES. Average 7fi Olives to can. 2 cans for ............ 25c CRAB MEAT. % 8'ze can 15c BEER. Hop Gold. 22-oz. bottle. Per case ............................................. $2.35 Domino Cigarettes. Xmas w rap. Ctn. 95c 21c 18c 15c -f iUC 40c Oranges 2 dozen •«. 35c 5c 40c W I8H IN O YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS C e le ry H e a rts 29c cake. SNOW DRIFT 3-lb. t i n ..................... 6-lb. tin 49C 95c BUTTER. Grade A. l-lb. OXYDOL. Large pkg. PERFECTION BAKERY Telephone 451 Main Street” 85c 22c GARRY DOG FOOD. 2 for S tale Bread for Dressing R oast Turkeys on Monday 3-lb. tin Preni. Chocolate Assorted flavors. Bananas 30c "Salad service set offer extended lo January 10 Send sales slip showing purctuise of 1 pkg Softastlk and 25c to Betty Crocker. MlnneupolLs. M inn.” 15c _ tin SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR— Package 14c BUTTERIES— Special ..................... Parkerhouse - Hard Rolls - Sesame - Poppy Sed — D inner Rolls, Etc., to select from. CHRISTMAS COOKIES— A _ SANTA CLAUS COOKIES— M . J . B. > l-lb. FRUIT COCKT No. 1 tall Tin C. H. B. CATSUP. Large bottle li)C Dozen .............. ......................................................................... J e ll W 45c 25c 15c 4 lbs. A. m V and 8TOLLEN Is ju st as much a p a rt of th e holiday setting as is the tree. Each . f .......................... FRUIT and NUT BREADS. Fine for th in slicing. •t C m L o a f .................................. Specials for Fri. Sat., Mon. Dec. 21, 22 and 24 15c S w e e t Spuds 1 1 5 c 34c SUGAR. Fine gran. 10 lbs. 50c EGGS. Fresh extras. Per dozen 24c COOKIES. Fancy assorted. Pkg. 15c BAKING POWDER. Clabber Girl— Can 8C CANDY BARS. 3 for 10c DROMEDARY DATES. Regular. 2 for 23c CRANBERRY SAUCE. 2 for 27c WESSON Oil.. Quart tin 39c D U R K E E ’S WDRCESTKKNIHKE SAUUE— OO„ 2 for ............................................................. RELISH SPREAD— CLOROX— Q uarts. n C ~ QFFxa «Hr .................................... Z f C P & G SOAP— Regular. Oilxa 10 bars ............