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“ L A T U T MMO HIV®" A®
"WHI I" Niild ft»«* round Ihtidhidy, m*
(dodltig tin* Iir«*it1i fr«»ui tier lutto
• umo b y o u r r r u o s i r r s
monili to «ntirow« iiNf«»nt«tim<*iit. In*
i|idry und
ni tilt nt orn i*,
< From lit» II* averion Hum n»rK
'"Vii», I I'Uur Ion!»/' Hrriiii rtplUiJ,
*'l Love You T ru ly,'' as sung
lifting h«*r Mittnim* up Uto g|t p» w**ur
f.R*.
r M
cvft,
'T thought I «ma going 1« )■>«» *11 my
nli'* young people," Mr« W ilkie a*l«l.
turning on tlm oi«k ram n i of h«r f a lls
good nattir*
"Jim l|i'nni'|iln urtali
wllh hardly * thank you. TU#r»'a littn
nu rnil of mull f«r him. I itliln'l know
wher« he'd umin ; ln< mail« »urti a m) a-
I try ululili II, an I «•■%! Ili* l«tl«r* tu
hi» ■•Uh'«. They prahiildy know almut
him more limn I i|o. 11« didn't tarli
you wtirra Ini want ?”
"Nu," »ubi Drena, "ha tillin'! i«i|
uiu."
“ Anil m i a word frani him. Ni l » .
min-li u* it lib i uri1 i mat card."
llrtmii was trying to |iaaa nrounil the
bulk of ili» olili r «lim an.
If - A*
II
7 ,/ d f f ft
Yif
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a y
r/HtoMT *V* ~\
U U Bw~oa.i
W MU Service
"Ami you wi hi off yourself wlthmit
mm'h <•» |iiin,it|c>n," Mr» Wilkie coin
t r u m t o n i W eh ) j
urrnn » m In Mt l-mil*. fili« tiM«t plained. i ni tilín: lo rai-lf In III« way.
n**i Miiirk<*<l Un* lini»* un ht?r Itili«* «*iil "um| uiilmiii bin/« Inn t.hfibvr or not
1 H* M*t In’ . |t|t*. Wfdiir "Il tliv litir«*uu ; tt wim liol ucce* yon uua lamilnx ¡dick.'*
• I» i nny uni» «4*i*
*M»rx li«H *(* »li* u m noi r«*uily to for*
Kli« loo bell nil over Un» girl from
It's |>U
II. Au
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*«*1« «n«l l»***l<li** noli)« orti* in izili n*k
im i nnyilitHij,** 1 l»«*r n (|iii*Ntt«iit, Home uni- m igli« lin v t
| »•»U««l wl»y «li«* n i ni
And *lit* rottid
t> <n>t in li!«
•• m »«• «ié< m u f , J lm r
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by John I,, lo L illian Berg.
Mr.
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I., .|i ..I ih" bru
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hcutl lo fluii with un «tp rer*!«ii In her
h«nily «y r« Indicating ihnt It. would
h«v« Im n hotter If u lagni guardian
I uiH h » ve* toid.
hud brani ap|iu!irrd for lircnn.
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“Well, I'm Ine«."
“í’o I lU'r. Iluvu you hnd tiri*.«k
CHAPTER
VI
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filai r
Itrenn Mele,»* munteti frani Ut.
"I don't « mi nny," replied f-rem»,
Hhe went up lo t er riami amli r tlu
| I^iula «n Un» a ltlr v iill n i Un» ninnili.
I T ilt trnin srrtved In Unii«« In Ih» roof ubero. U|mn tl.o h«it pre.id uorl­
1 *•“ *> m ornlng « b e n ih » n lih l p rn lrlt ili« dual mm ka minio try lit - 1 «ultra«»*
n ln d « . u » llll ton i, hm i l i » m .tni tb t u lu li alio limi Ibruna II |||> In pitch aia
l* “' doltnr •" In» porse In h.i il ri* co (• dii) » hrfnri'. She |>ut It look ou Ihnae
i k b W'Uldv's In irti» u t Ih« ulti r l l j murk.« na If n round of life hnd Inni
rampici i'il Thru ab*' ¡ml up to irn-.ii
Ihe nò mi lo Ilo picture « f thr A •'Topo-
Ile- ber fulbrr'a pici ut«, III» Inai poa
DELICIOUS STEAKS
“ If I final a flirt Like You,"
a* sung by Robert Wood
to
Viola Hanaen,
“ Hlnky Dinky P arley Von*"
a* Ming by Mrs. Metzler to Mr.
M eliler.
“ F reslile," a * «ting by mo*t
any Fr**hmun.
“ Alice, W here Art T hou?" to
Alice n io in ijilM .
“W hen Iriah Kye* Are Bmll-
liur,’’ by Mark Jo n es to A Girl
named Helen.
“Let ft Rain, Let It Pour,”
by any of tbe girl* who are
■porting galosh«*.
“ I W onder W h at’* Become of
R uth?" by Mcrwm Ihuit.
"Red Nine P el«"
by
Pete
Ilona.
"A ll for I lie l.ovi) of Mike,"
by Milton Comm.
"Nobody Love* You Like
I
Do," a song Lawrence Day
sin g» to ail the girl*.
"Ily the "l.tgb t of the Slur*"
u* Ming by any member of the
B asket Kail learn after being
knocked cold. *
"B eside a Silvery S lrean i,"
most any place on our school
ground» after a rain.
"Oh, There Ain't No F lies on
A untie," by Rose Fry.
"A bie's Irish Noye," as sung
by Prim a Donna fieo rgian a.
"Oh, W hat n Pal W as Mary,"
w rillen ejH u sively for
Mary
Crafctree.
‘• n o m a n i s l
—MESSAGE 0 .: CH.'i.
V
3
■4
eia! Invitation
'» U 'r 'i r r ji .'f in o u r c ity to c o m » into o u r
m«i in »p t l o u r tnoaU un d o u r m a rk e t.
.V p c h o ic e I RESH MEATS and we
k< c p o u r m u k r t C lc itii a n d S a n ita r y .
>•
¡
o«
m it
wh<*n
is properly a^cd and in tine condition
w e s e ll it.
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F»r a Long Tlm» Sh» Lookad a t THI*
Engraving In It« Traval-Battarad
Tram»—a Ralle of Oomotrlua Sol-
“Quality Is Our Policy”
W e deliver: West side at 2 P.M.
East side 3 P.M.
w e make a delivery S aturday forenoon
Phone Order* Eai ly
H. A . M orrison, M gr.
Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
AUTO TRUCK AND UIVC«Y SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
TO PORTLAND
M1ITURE AND PIANO MOVING
L
im
i
imi ,
i'.- i nor of Walnoii and F irst Si.
. Ilu I O tti'o, Portland Aulo Kroialil T erm inal
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c u n , Til un II.
Portland, Main 3 S I0
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J
ctune If I w «r« In il«ng«r."
Iliiu imlnlra al about that nm e mo­
ment Mra. Wllklc was writing In her
diary. At on« tlm« In her Ilf« ah« had
acqulrtul Iho fancy that the memoir*
of women often wen* Important—the
original uourrea of Idatorlcnl furta and
the mirror of awlety of a period—
ihe dlury haldt kept Ita grip upon
« ! and
her long after »lie had ceased to m y
to heriu'lf. "Think what It would have
meant If Mnilnme tie Malntcnon had
kept a diary!" Now ahe wrote In III*
aunie hasty, out-of-breath utyle wllh
which aha conducted nil Ilf»— leaving
out pronouns und writing «entenrea.
"Went ahoflplng. Saw tleriha. Said
her huxhiind'a teeth kept her aivak*
getting hot water bottle."
She poised her fountain pen and
wrote: "Itrenu S c I cokk returned today
from St. Loiila Sold «lie had errand
there. There Is a frightened look In
her- tryea” A drop of luk fell and
aimttprod out. She Idetted It and left
the outline of a little black tlenil which
darned upon the pug**.
I
Beaverton Market (Sb Grocery
\
M»«al«n of the family. Fur a long time,
luu, ah* looked nt tbla «iigruvlna In Its
travct-batt«r*d frum«—a relic of 11 «.
nirtriu* Sclcoas.
"11« mid mil to hi* afraid." »h« t«ld
herarlf. ''11« mid aum«thlug ivould
i
(To be continued next week)
WHAT THANKSGIVING
SHOULD MEAN TO US
Pilgrim Men and Women at
Plymouth Set Example.
h a n k s g iv in g i *
■ day unique in
Ihe list of Itolldnyt—not perhaps,
so uniqtK lu Its coaeepllon us In ihe
meaning whb-h the day Ims com* lu
bave. We think of It us u day uf get­
ta g together. The dinner Is lis sym
bol Kalth lu the goodness .tt limi nnd
h reverent and formal prayer of
lliafiksglvlng fur Ills bounty Is Its
i vowed imrpose.
Bui Its greatest profit i«> us may
com* from Ihe Ilion »b l. It Invokes of
Ib il Ulti« bund of linrdy men snd
■ton,en »h o kn«**' wlint II menni to
face hunger; to know hunger nnd
stick lo tin appointed tusk. Thai task
happened lo he the opening up of that
near land which was «lest¡ned lo pro
vide so bountifully for you anil me
V ho h aw Inherited II.
They were sth- errl lhn-* from
whom this heritage has come' doe n
HardyT Ves; but vvllh a riiggediiiao
limi was noi nione n pin sien I attribut«
They experienced the primal lesioni* :
want, finir, and the need of strife
lint they stuck And they won. That
first Thanksgiving day was for them
it solemn rile. If they—that hand of
1*1 Igrim men ami Women could feel so
lion, 'll,V tliankful fer God's bounty ns
It wits measured out to them nt I'l.vin
•■itili lu KVJt, what one of ns In Itila
day and generation hut needs h*
ashamed lo feel less. It wn* a solemn
occasion, hul how could they else hut
he happyt Let tts he lutppy on this
Thnnkgglvlng day. Rut, too, let us not
forget.—Prank II. Sweet.
T
M O T T T F .R f
Fletcher’s Castiyla is a harmless Substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drop* and Soothing Syrups,
prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of
•
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
Aids In the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates ^
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Beaverton, Oregon, December, 1925
50 cents a year
Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
STUDENT BODY
BEAVERTON W IN ®
OVER
ACTI VI TI ES
REPORI FROM THE
BENSON
The hoys displayed aUctgcth- ! EUGENE CONF ERENCE
Beveral
Assembly
Meet tog* er different form in -w in m u g a
On Tuesday, Dec. a, Uie five
have been held, su ite Ihe last practice gam e
from Benson del- g ales to Eugene gave their
Edition of the "U uiuuier."
I ¿nd team l ues., Dec. 22, by a reports.
The first assem bly was held score of 17 to i ( . T heir p ass-: Myron Gray gave the first
for tbe purpose of
arousing ing and team work as a whole report about the lost suitcase
■indent body, c lass and individ­ was a g re at improvem ent over und also the convention of .Stu­
ual enthusiasm , and sp irit in their previous showing again st dent Body Oiucers. lie em pha­
order to su ccessfu lly put over | P arkrose.
It is , believed that sized the need of a council in
the sale of the Annual coupons, | tbe team has now b it its stride I Htudent Body
O rganizations.
and the plan of (he coupon sale and w ill give a good account j Ruth Haulenbeck also gave a
was outlined, ofter which Mer- |of itse lf in tbe future. ..L e ste r report from the btuib-nt Body
win H aul led the Htudent Body Gray w as tbe scoring sta r with Convention, bbo told of d if­
in some yells.
12 points to h is credit.
ferent item s taken up, am ong
A few days later (he second
which was Ihe curfew la w . of
a*,em b ly w as called for I b e FRaSH M EN W A N T
Portland. T his caused gro at
SANTA CLAUS comment
purpose of "talk in g up
tb e
a t the sonfcrcuce.
vaudeville. At th is lim e sev­
The Freshm en voted by a ! Jun e Hudson gave
a
report
eral mouthers of tbe Btudent U rge m ajo rity for a bantu Claus from the Editor»’ m eeting of
Body gave some very good "pep and a C hristm as tree. T h e y the P ress A ssociation. Her re ­
t a lk ," . It was d«eided to hold wanted to bang up th eir stock­ port w as m ostly ou the con­
a ra lly and serpentine in tbe ings too, but the upper class-1 struction of new spapers. Miss
downtown d istrict the opening men voted
them
down. 8o| Kinney attended
th e
G irls’
day of the vaudeville. The down the stockings are. Ju st League Conference. She offered
m eeting was adjourned with a the sam e we w ill have a bantu j her time to the g irls it they
few yells led by the yell le ad ­ C laus and a C hristm as tree,; wished to organize a eluu of
er.
1 hursday afternoon,
on
the, that sort. Mr. Webb gave the
Assembly was called Friday, stage. Everybody drew a name f final report. He was lo have
Dec. IS, for Ihe purpose of p re­ from the box, with the iuteu-1 incidentals and incidentally he
senting
(he
“hnnual
sales" tion of buying someone
a j devoted p art of his tipie in
w inners w ith th eir respective C hristm as present, and those j proving to us th at M yron's act
prizes, and lo m uster up some not satisfie d with the name of givin g the first report w as
pep for the gam es with P ark- drawn, have been trad in g n a m e s, very unm annerly. The inciden­
rose F riday
night.
Speeches ever since, tryin g to get the tals, however, proved to fie a
w e re heard front Miss Lannhtg. name they w ant.
Some ever most im portant p art of the con­
g ir ls ' ro ach ; M arie Leahy, g irls ' went a s far a s to try to buy ference.
e a p la in ; MeUler, boys’ eoach: the nam e wanted. “ Here's a
W* fed that a great amount
and Victor Johnson, boys cap ­ chance for sp eculation." U w-as of good was derived from this
tain. “ Mike" McLeod and Mer- voted, by the assem bly, th at n«A conference and hope that wp
present should exceed the price m ay have the sam e opportunity
win Dalit led the Student Body
of tw enty-five cents. Vie hope of sending delegates next year.
In yells.
everybody goes the lim it, and
Dr. E. T. Helms gave a short it is no great offense to spend
T his is the tim e of year when
talk in connection w ith
h i s th irty cents for yo ur
best
it
begins to get late early.
g
irl's
present.
'
work in ch aracter an alysis.
IIIUMTMAM snow uua la'iin b
Ike down) Hakes,
f at .
beautiful la tht-lrtsrivc*. >■ I
euverlng the esrUi w llli a thick nd
blanket which lu Mr. Simmons' .lilt'
was like u sbroud tu all Ihe miu ' i '.:<>»*
i»f his life. When Wlbt-I s were Jti tl,n .
each other good iiatu icd l) in
v ir)
More, buying present* to surprise the,i
luvetl ones, und wrapping tbem n aili i
ly in tissue paper tied with w i l l s
ribbon behind closed d*-'in this l"Sell
soul walked the streets uiicnsih anti
ulmlemly, disturbed sad If an Bird by
the unwonted crowds of shop|«-rs. an L
If tiie truth were known, Impele««!)
depressed I k >U» by tbe went tier, ami
the animated throngs so busy with ac­
tivities which be coubj neither share
nor bear.
Alone, yet terribly afm ld lu !•* alone,
Ing. s t a , and ft' has beea largely
A Nest of Tables
and feeling more so In tIn—
-o eriw d a
through the Interest focused on the
An ever-ussful Christmas gift is a
In w'ldcli be had no |uirt. lie lurneii
problem
by
the
a
m
i
a
l
sals
of
.Christ­
■test of four tables of mahogany. At
his fuotsteiN* from the tuwn and «ought
m as Seals. The tuberculosis death tea time, to hold the after-dinner cof­
rompunlonshlp from Nature.
Ile
ra t» in the Dnlybd' States has been fee cups, and, in f a c t a dozen times
strollial across tbe snowy fields, ht-shle
considerably mage than cut In h alf in a day. these tables will prove their
S freezing brook, and Into a pine grove
these eighteen y e a n . The disease Is
all weighted down with snow. There
useful ness.
lu the solitude he felt gradually ut Idea Originated in Denmark being conquered. The winning slogan
is
H
ealth!
HsaithTVHealth!—su<B
fine
ease, for a throng of I Hippy memories
It’s Christmas
Years Ago Accomplishes Won­ radiant health that^lt repels sickness, Tell Old When
came trooping to him through the trees
Trouble: “Go your way
and Christm as Seals are In ths field
—memories of yesteryeur, when with
When it's C hristm as
ders in United States.
In Oregon, and in .every state in the
Ills sisters In these very woods he hnd
Union, to continue the fight to a win­ No plac« here for you to stay,
helped chop down the fam ily Christ
When It's Christm as
More full of dram atic Interest than ning finish.
mas tree when he was very small
We are in ths Joyous land;
What Jolly days those were—whst fun the chapters of a novel, Is the history
Sing and shout at Joy's command;
they’d hnd—he lived ugaln tln>ae Imp ot the little Christmas Seal now on CHILDREN’S VOICES
Give us "Dixie" by the band
py times In-fore the rvaper enme. And ■ale throughout the state of Oregon.
When it's Christm as!"
AT CHRISTMAS TIME
then, luccliunlrally, as he lea m il Conceived by a Danish postal d ark,
against a tree, he drew from h it po ket to raise money that would save th*
an envelope he hnd received that Urea of children suffering from tabor»
T WAS the Christmas time. Snow­
morning, but had not had interest oulosls; wandering across the Atlantia,
flakes like soft downy feathers
1 ®. DM, WMtvrs Nvvrlsvpvr Union.)
falling
into
the
hands
of
a
great
Amer»
enough to open for It was evidently a
were falling over the city, covering
baneful Christmas card. But he ton­ lean w riter; being recreated on Amer­ its dirt and soot with a beautiful
ican soil, and told to m aintain another blanket of white.
ic open now. and re ad :
tuberculosis hospital; becoming tha
A CHEERFUL
Men and women, were Jostling one
sole financial support of s great or-
GUY
The h*il day In ths year
another
through
the
crowded
city
Brlmts the bust wish In tli*
ganlxation dedicated to a Health cam-
streets.
Some
were
laden
with
pack­
I
have
abso­
world
plagn stead ily and surely overcoming
To my best friend,
lutely nothing to
ages. Some carried but a few.
the
“white
plague,"
are
leading
events
Msrry Christmas.
be thankful for.
A few were poorly, clothed; yet with
In the life history of the Christm as S e a t
You can bo
calm,
satisfied
fares.
More
were
Mr. Einar HolboelL postal clerk la
Team of gratitude filled his eye*, for
thankful you*ro
poorly
clothed,
with
sad,
restless
certainly he had not lived In vnln far off Denmark, bnsy cancelling
not dead, c a n t
youf
when one could send Idm such a mes­ ■tamps and handling packages during faces, as if they grieved for what they
could
not
hare.
W hat! A n d
sage. Jtiyfully he quoted Stevenson's the Christm as season of ISOS, had on
Many wore rich clothing and luxuri­
me carrying a
wonts. "No man Is useless while he his heart the problem of raising
big life insur.
has a friend,” and then he turned Ills money to support a little hospital tor ous furs, and some of these had calm
a nee.
steps toward town.—II. Lucius Cook. poor children stricken with tubercu­ restful faces; but many' were weary as
losis. In the midst of his work, h« if they worried for a peace which
<t& 111«. Woorfl NtWKpaprr Union.)
conceived the idea ot selling a seal was not theirs.
A beggar tat In a corner selling his
somewhat like the stam ps he was so
busy cancelling. Mr. Holboeli submit­ pencils, one by one. Many unheeding
ted his plan to the king, received the the pencils, dropped a coin into the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
vf
A i- f f
royal sanction and the new seal was box strapped about his westlier-beaten
In T ha County Court Ot Tha
THE UNUSUAL USUAL i printed, sold, and fulfilled its mission. neck. Some, not noticing the beggar,
State of Oragon fo r W ash ­
The children of the poor received the passed in and out of the great de|>art-
ington County
care they needed, at the little hospital. ment store.
K'RE tim i of Christ­
Several, y e a n later, one ot the
Many stories over the beggar’s head In the M atter of the E state of
mas, they sold.
"It's
Danish seals fell Into the hands ol Christm as carols hud been pealing
W illiam W elch, deceased.
the same old thing every year.
Jacob Rlis. the American writer and forth all the afternoon. The passers-
Notice is hereby given, lh.it
Same old wreaths. Same old
publicist. He was Immediately In­ by could not have failed to hear them ;
' nuisance getting presents. Same
terested. wrote to a friend across the yet if their minds or hearts responded the undersigned has been duly
old expense. Same old fatigue.
ocean, obtained the story behind ths they gave no sign. Theft- expressions appointed by the above entitled
Same old holiday greetings.
court, as A dm inistratrix of the
seal and published it in the "Outlook" change«! not.
Nothing new about It. It’s n
In 1*07.
Down through the hurrying crowds E state of said deceased, and
b o re“
This story In turn stirred to action came a group of little girls on Christ has duly qualified as su m ,
Their names are Mr. snd Mra
an American woman. Miss Emily Bis- mas shopping bent, hastening to the
Now, Therefore, all persons
Joylessnes*. They do not see.
sol. who like the Danish Postal Clerk, ■tore o'er which tbe Christm as chimes
having
claim s ag ain st said e s­
poor, pathetic creatures that
was struggling with the financial prob rang oat. Ileetlle«« of the elbowing
they are. that t(ie usual things
iem of a little tuberculosis santtorium throng they stopped to listen sad saw tate are hereby notified and re­
are In reality the unusual.
quired to present the sam e, to
near Wilmington. Delaware.
Mtss the beggar.
Imvc Is usual, so are children,
Bissel managed the first American
proper voucher*
“Let's buy,” said the blithe little gether with
so Is n birthday, an anniversary,
0hria(m ss Seal Sale In 1S07, raising leader, and they st<t>ped forward to therefor, to the undersigned a
friendship.
$8,000 for the needy hospital, a sum purchase his warea.
the law offices of Hare. Mc-
But only the usual can rtae
tar beyond her expectations.
The dull-eyed creature looked at Alear A Peters In the American
to the great heights
Prom the three thousand dollar Seal the fresh yonne fares snd spoke:
Nalional Bank B uilding n If »Its
And Christmas is the most tin
Sale In 1S07 to the four and a halt
“Why d«vn't ybu sing, girlies?”
boro,
W ashington County, 'ir e
usual of nil.—Mnry Graham Bon ,'j million dollar sale in 1924. the story
“All right. L e t's!" Joyfully agreed
of the Christm as Seal has been one ot the gay children.
ner.
gon. within six m onths from
magnificent accomplishment against
<<©. 1IIS. Wfttsn
Union.)
"The Lord Is come!" the clear the dale hereof.
the foe tuberculosis. Between 190S and
Dated th is 21st day of No­
i ' . v . v .vrawv-siv--.-ViViv v . - ? 1919 the American lied Crass, put its young voices took up the old refrain.
Pedestrians, so long unmindful of the vember. 1025.
shoulder to the wheel, snd backed the chimes, turned at the sound of the
'or
Seal Sale, hence the term "Red Cross children's voice*. Some stopped and ¡H are. McAIear A Peters.
neys for A d m in istrate
S eals” which still Ungers although listen ed ; tense faces relaxed, softened; .
now six years oat of date. The right many smiled as they went on their
Nora W elch. A d inlnis'ra rlr
FREQUENTLY HAPPENS
narno is CHRISTMAS SEALS or tn
of the E state of W iUlan
way.
berculosls Christm as Seals, for since
W elch, deceased.
Other children Joined the little band.
1918 the National Tuberculosis Asso­ They sang the old hymn through;
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ciation. and its branches, state and
local, have been selling the seals, and then scurried away. But those who
depending on them for their entire hud hesrd and seen remembered. Their
CATARRH
support. The Oregon sale Is conduct­ hearts were lightened; their hardens
Catarrh Is a l -oc»I diavaae greatly In­
ed by the Oregon Tuberculosis Asso­ lifte d ; their worries seemed passed fluenced by ConitituUonal ojmhUon*.
HALL’S CAT/RRH ME OK'IN 1C con­
ciation and the County Public Health away.
sists of an Ointment which gives Quick
It was the children's voices,
Associations.
Relief by local application, and the
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beggar's
whim.—Florence
Since the time of the first Seal Sale
Internal Medicina a Tonic, whieu acta
First Bug What do you exp«,'! for
through the Wood on the Mucoua 8ur-
many millions of dollars have been H. Well*.
Chrlsliuns.
facee and asalata in ridding yoor »/»tern
(ft. I t » . WMtvrs N«««ps»er Usloaj
Invested In tuberculosis-fighting equip
o t Catarrh
Second Bug—Judging by past ex
S«l* hz druggists for over 4<i Team.
perienee, something that I w ill hare m e a t: hospitals, open a ir schools,
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STORY OF CHRISTMAS
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