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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1915)
Ji VU'IM. 11 JLAVJli' PEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTvSrEGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1915."' " VOL. III. NO. S'S- DECEASED BAZAAR -AND SUPPER, A SUCQE5I nrrvlronoa otiiid ncu gnuoo piHivii, . AND ITS HISTORY The fungal of the lata Mrs. Isabella McDonald' "was new xnufsaay morning in mo The bazaar and chicken supper Catholic church of this plafe. ! given"by tie ladie 8' of the Can Mrs. McDonald died suddenly on gregational church Saturday the morning of December 4 f row I evening, the 11th, was a success, pneumonia, tsno was age? both financially aa otherwise, has years, 10 months, SZ,days. , tier birthplace va3 tancaster, Can ada. She ha? been a resident' of Beaverton fqr (he' jiast ten or twelve years. There are left to mourn her loss t$rd bo;'S and ojne girl, Anna,. George and "John, The interment was in the Cedar Mills cemetery, Little Leona JCearns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. gearfcs, died Monday noon of pneumonia, after suffering for several days. All that medical science and lov ing hands could do was done to save her life, but to no avail. Funeral services were held at the ij. D. A. church Wednesday morning, Elder . "John preach ing the funeral sermon. The body was laid at rest in the Cres-1 cent Grove cemetery, From Vernonia, QreT. conies news, announcing- the dieath fcf both Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kotckisi They were well known residents of the Shaw-Fear tract Mr. Hotckiss dropped. dealt' from heart failure on the 23rd day of November, and his wife, who has long suffered with the came malady, passed soon after. : PIANO RECITAL By E, E. Swenson. A very interesting recital was given last Friday evening in the Grange hall by Miss Lillian Elder's music class, compos ed of nine irls and two young ladies. The performance was. 'a great, success, and the musical ability is a credit to Beav-' erton. The chief performers were Misses. Caraa Peterson and Thesta Pegg, two of the youngest in the class. The duet thev played was exceptionally well rendered lor students so young. The two young ladies, Misjsss Ruth Caldwell and Pirle Denny, rendered each a duet and a solo, which were very creditable additions'to the evening. All the other pupils dui excellently consider ing the length of time, they have been taking lessons. . The hall' -was crowded througK out the afternoon and everting with .bargain hu'ntjera, and as' 'nated. .. 1 . Nearly ' S2,8j)0,0ttt raised by lied Cross Christmas Seals In the last seven 'years, and yet taar.y people who will Buy these holiday stickers t Ms eighth annual iitila do not know ,ow t'i9 cli::ritstarq idea orig- evpning came on, with men and women to satisfy their hunger at the well-filled tables. About two hundred were fed, and here still remained .enough to fe.-'d $ few more. Another success was scored when- the evenin'g's entertain-' ment was given. The work done by the performers showed care ful training and a great amount of planning. Following the en tertainment were games and' a social t'me, which concluded the evening, and the crowd dispersed about . 10 p'clock. The total amount of cash collected in was about $80. - , At a meeting of the Beaverton grange Saturday, December 11, the sad Khe annual election of officers was If was wan that brought forth the charity stamp oijr civil. war of '61 to '&. Some of your erai.d mothers first played "postoilice" with stictei'3 similar to 'fod Cross Seak 'way back in 18i2, wherj they conceived the idea of j selling stamps at fairs for the benefit of the relief funds for the soldiers' hospitals in Bnooklyn, Boston and. elsewhere. Nearly ,$1,000,000 was rajseij in this way before 1SG5. After the war this method of raising money , was discontinued in this country for a generation, although it found! vogue in Portugal, Switzerland, Austria, France, ' Spain, ' Den mark, Norway, Russia, Swpden and other European countries. There aveT.QW sevoral thousands ot different. tyj)es of charity stamps used in all" parts of the world, as many as forty being .S.WANTA CLAUS lOYLANlaj SsS 5 t IW.'M' ,i ' 1 .. Come fiovs and Girls a ' .. , I I" S Af&B I. take you to Sum. AXAI EOl S. & H. Tradi 1 ' I f jjjggg, . , ',. Sta"ip9 al1 To'8;'' ' ' 1L . r SPSS'i 1 A ''unlL crri a Innof wav if -vnil hill ar A $ wil. go a long way if -you buy at, Spank's Store. ALL ARE WELCOME. SUCH BARGAINS ON , .-. X.MAS GIFTS. . . . '' held, and the following offi cer. nrla to "0h BraM a0ttari . Mnetflr. A. VV. i i '-, ' elected: Master, A. W. Pjke; Overseer, B. R., Patten;, lecturer, Margaret H. Denny; Steward, BJ. B. Swenson; Assist tont Steward, Oi t. Hartly; Chaplain, Christine A, McMillan; Treasurer, B. K. Denny; Secre tary, Ruby W. Boyd; Gatekeep W. J. Henry; Ceres, Mary Stipe; Pomona,' Helen Davis'; Flora, Nellie' Ayers; Lady - Assistant Steward, Nora Thurston, : The installation of officers will, take pjace Saturday, January 8. It . has been estimated that Oregon will spend $4,000,000 on roads in 1916. ' 1 " A telegraph cable is being laid across. Coos bay. . . 1 BRICK FOR SALE - At Beaverton High School. Nine dollars per tnonsanc. while they last. A. W. Kutsehe, ' ' ' Contractor. THE MYSTERY SOLVED. " The Devil Worshipers " and " The Reckoning, ' ' !.;. ' Will tell you who the "CLUTCHTNp HAND", a master criminal, js. The two final episodes this wonderful serial are replete with the tense, dramatic situations which have been a feature throughout the proceeding chapters. By special arrangement these last two chapters in, four reels will be shoyn on SAT. DEC. 18i 7;30 P, M 1 0c THE BEAVER THEATER 1 0c hosuitals alone. Stamps Or seals were first wsed to get money for the anti-tuberculosis erusade in Norway and Sweden in 1904. ' To Jacob Rils. the well-known social worker of New York, and. to Miss Emily P. BisseTi1,- the energetic secretary of the Delaware Red Cross, joint ly Deiong tne nonor ox originat ing our ' American Red Cross Christmas seal. Ill 1907 Mr. Rils' interest was aroused by the re ceipt of a Christmas tuberculosis starnp on a letter from Norway. He published an article about this queer looking stamp in the Outlook and suggested, some pos sible uses for it in this country. Miss Bissell at once saw ah op portunity here and prepared a stamp, fron) the sale of which her society realized $3,000 for tuberulosis work. So impressed wes she'wfth this success that she induced the American Redj Cross to take up the sale in 1898 on a national basis. With very little organization Dnd with hard ly an attempt at careful advertis ing the sale that year brought in over $135,000 for antitubercu losis work in various parts of the United Btates. In 1909, with more thorough organization, the sale increased to $230,000, in 1910 to nearly $310,000, in 1911 to over $330,000, and in 19ia to over $400,000. In 1913 the sale was increased to nearly $450,000, and last year, in spite of war and hard times, H2 per cent more, or 55,000,000 seals were sold, total ing $550,000 for the anti-tuberculosis war. It is fitting to note that war, inhuman and cruel, was the mother of the Red Cross seal, and that now war for humanity against disease brings it back to its fullest uselumess. li i B in mm a Spraner's Sijore Groceries and Moats. Frosh Fisli Daily. Service Mm WBywi' WWWWvvvf VVVVW i t 301 30S SANTA GLAUS Will beat the Satisfaction Store 1 Weduesday Dec. 22, 1915,from 10 AtM. to 12 M. From 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Every body come and see the jolly old fellow, Be sure and bring all of ths children. Don't forget the Date Wednesday, DEC, 22, '15. Yours for a Merry X.mas an4a happy, New Year. Cady&Pegg u v n AT I mother of the Red Cross seal. A . ?" a n I against disease brings it back to II IMI ini rrinl 'its fullest usefulness. ltaiJ0CSSSZIl-5'-P- tVhM (T.A.HCROCERYCO 6 bars Royal White Soap 25c 25c Coffee 18c 6 bars Savon Soap 25c English Walnuts 20c Lb All kinds Best spices 8c can 9 Lb Sack BEST Cream Qatsy 4 Packages Corn Flakes 4 Cans Milk 3 Cans Corn 4 Lbs Rice ATnTHESE PRICE 38c 25c 25c 25c 25c 3i., IUl..-l- c- 2 9 We must reduce our stock before January 1. Your gain is our loss. tip Sauce Pans, regular 20c, now 1 0c ; 4 jt Enamel pudding pans, regular 25c, now krrU " I "ir. " 5c '4 at Lip Preserving Kettles,. " 25c, " 15c 15c Genuine Savory Roasters " $1.25 " $1.00 2 qt hnamel Milk Fans, " IVc, " lUc - Ail Furniture cut to cost. You can equal the' prices any place, We sell for less; BEAVERTON HDVi CO. s
