Booths for the sale of the anti-tuberculosis health seals will be maintained by members of the Faculty Women's club at the post-office and at Davids' store from December 10 to December 22. During the first week, the booths will be open in the afternoon only, but during the week from December 17 to 22, they will be open both morning and afternoon. Idaho has none of the other facilities other states have for tuberculosis patients. The death rate is advancing instead of declining as is the case in most of the other states. On the efforts now will depend the work in combating this disease for the next year.

During this week, the following high school girls are acting as special guests for the sale of the anti-tuberculosis health seals: Laura Anderson, Helen Hunter, Marie Jessup, Dorothy King, and Lulu King. Business and Professional Women's club is planning a theatre party for these girls shortly after Christmas in appreciation of the splendid spirit shown by these girls in helping along a good cause.

The IDAHO'S 1923 CROP YIELD IS ABOVE AVERAGE combined bulletin recently issued by the United States department of agriculture. Copies of the bulletin have been received by M.L. Dean, Idaho director of plant industry. The average of the entire country by states is 96.5 percent above the average of years, according to an information recently published. Fifteen other states show a yield per acre of all Idaho crops in 1923, which is 103.5 percent above the average of years.  Show percent of average yields above Idaho's. 