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CASH IN ON AMES-CROSS
Here is a real money-makii combination of the best
inbred lines—using the same principle as hybrid corn.
Mrs. Herman Blattgerste of Storm Lake, Iowa, says
her Ames In-Cross 301 flock paid off better than
ordinary purebreds through longer, steadier produc
tion. You, too, can make ejxtra chicken money.
Your certified Ames In-Cros$ hatcheryman in Bluffton
is the AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES. Order your
RELIABLE and PROVEN Ames In-Cross chicks
TODAY!
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orders and render a statement of every
transaction at the end of the month.
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The Citizens National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Whether he’s conservative, a bit daring
or if he has moments of both you’ll
find the ties to please him in our striking,
new collection.
Investigate our amazing assortment and put
an end to your Christmas shopping worries.
Timely Christmas Suggestions He Will
Appreciate
Pajamas Shirts Socks Hats
House Slippers Gloves
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Headquarters for Holiday Shoppers
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by thvBluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.50
six months, $1.50 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Blaffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Be angelic—add an angel to your
collection of Chris, mas decorations.
MaRuss Crafts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Geiger
street spent Sunday visiting in
Toledo.
Christmas trees now on sale at the
Community market. Balsam and
Scottish pine. 35
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown
and son Mickey left Tuesday for
Arizona where they expect to make
their home.
Harry Hochstettler of Mansfield
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hostettler of
East Kibler street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher and
daughter Elizabeth of Pandora were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Zuercher and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Diller and Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Schumacher left
Tuesday for Lakeland, Fla., where
they will spend several months.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Deerhake and
son Donnie visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gris
more and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Devier and
Mrs. Clara Murray spent the week
end in Tipton, Ind., the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stage, former
Bluffton residents.
Flowers give the perfect expression
of friendly remembrance, no matter
what the occasion. Basinger Florist,
109 Grove St. Phone 404-W.
Mrs. Sadie Keel and Mrs. Beulah
Hennings of Mt. Cory were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Spaeth and daughter.
See me for vulcanizing rubber
boots and all kinds of leather and
rubber goods. S. S. Burkholder,
150 Cherry street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neuensch
wander of North Main street spent
last week with their son Robert
Neuenschwander and family at Ross
ville, Ind. They also attended the
Ice revue at Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kohler south
west of Bluffton left Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles for a month’s
visit with their son in law and daugh
ter, Mrs. Cliff Elliott and family,
former Bluffton residents and Mr.
Kohler’s brother, Harry Kohler and
wife of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tschiegg and
sons entertained at dinner, Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stettler of
Col. Grove Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Lora, Fremont Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hochstettler, Mrs. Lydia Lora
and Miss Clara Lora.
Rev. and Mrs. L. W. McIntire en
tertained for supper, Sunday evening
a group of former parishioners from
Olena, Ohio. Among them were Mr.
and Mrs. James McIntyre, Mrs.
Marjorie Hackett, Donald McPherson
and thirteen members of the West
minster Fellowship choir of the
Olena Presbyterian church.
Diller ambulance removals—Keith
McCullough of near Gilboa to Bluff
ton hospital Mrs. Ed Bassitt from
Lima Memorial hospital to the home
of her son Loren Bassitt near Bea
verdam Peter Herr, north of Bluff
ton to Bluffton hospital Bernard Fish
N. Spring street to Bluffton hospital
Mrs. Geo. Wagner from Lima Me
morial hospital to her home north of
Ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brauen and
family, former Bluffton residents en
tertained at their home in McAllen,
Texas, the past week: Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Wenger and Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Jennings of Bluffton Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Althaus of Lafayette
Chas. Kerr, Nick and Clyde High of
Ada Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brauen and
daughter Connie Louise of Pandora
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huber, of
McAllen, Texas.
Christmas candies in fancy holiday
boxes big shipment of fresh fruit
and nuts Hershey’s dipping choco
late for home candy making. Place
orders now for Christmas candies,
special prices to Sunday schools and
others buying in quantities. Lots of
home made candies for Christmas.
Our ice cream made fresh daily, it’s
delicious buy it in quantity for your
home freezer and save money. Come
here and get your money’s worth.
Hankish Fruit Store.
Bluffton Gets $473
From Auto Tag Fees
Bluffton has received 473.75 as the
village’s share of the third distribu
tion from 1949 motor vehicle license
funds. Beaverdam got $85.50 from
the same source.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all the friends
and neighbors for their aid and
sympathy extended to us during the
illness and death of our beloved
father also to Rev. Lenhart wljo
officiated and all others who assisted
at the funeral services and to all
those sending flowers.
Clair and Bliss Reiter
and Families
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, lOHIO
Clubi, J^odyeA
and Societies
December Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis C. Steiner of
Pandora announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter Lois Jean
to Ervin F. Regehr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Regehr, Jr., of South
Gate, Calif. The wedding will take
place at St. John Mennqnite Church,
Friday evening, Dec. 23, at 7:30, with
the pastor Rev. Frank Harder offici
ating. The custom of open church
will be observed.
To Wed in Lima
Engagement of Carol Louise,
daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Dwight
Mauk of Lima to William D. Rolsten,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rolsten of
Lima is announced by parents of the
bride elect. Mrs. Mauk was formerly
of Bluffton, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilkins of Cherry street.
The ceremony will take place Fri
day evening, December 16 at 7 o’clock
in the First Evangelical United
Brethren church, Lima, with Rev.
Gerald E. Coen officiating at he
open ceremony.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shvidler of near
Gilboa announce thv engagement of
their daughter Naomi to Clayton
Gantner, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Gantner of Dayton. The bride-elect,
technician at the Veterans hospital,
Dayton, was formerly employed at
the Triplett company here and is a
sister of Mrs. Eugene Benroth
this place.
Christmas Party
Christmas party and g-ft exchange
of Altar and Rosary society of St.
Marys Catholic church will he held
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hankish,
Sr., Thursday night.
Amico Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Helen
Foltz, Thursday night at 7:30.
Men’s Garden Club
Meeting at Room 211, High School
building this Wednesday night at 8.
Jitsu Tau Club
Mrs. Chas. W’ells will entertain at
her home this Wednesday night.
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Masonic Ixrdge
Installation Monday night, Armin
Hauenstein installing officer. Pre
ceding installation will be a potluck
supper at 6:30.
Legion Auxiliary
Potluck supper next Tuesday night
at 6:30 followed by Christmas party
and 50-cent gift exchange and treat
for children of Legion and Auxiliary
members.
Alice Freeman Club
Mrs. Dora Bixler will entertain
this Wednesday night at 8. Study
program on the Bible will be con
ducted by Mrs. Louella Steiner.
Lutheran Women
Ladies Aid and Missionary society
will meet with Mfs., Albert Gossman,
Friday afternoon at 2. Topic:
i Co-operative Christianity. Also
Christmas gift exchange and thank
offering.
Poinsettia Club
Mrs. Blanch Harmon will entertain
this Wednesday night. The program:
Christmas Customs in Many Lands,
Helen Worthington The Spirit of
Christmas, Edna Schultz A Christ
mas Story, Beatrice Conaway.
Century Circle
Mrs. Munson Bixel was hostess,
Wednesday afternoon assisted by
Mrs. J. S. Steiner. The program:
New Job for the Atom, Mrs. Steiner
Radar’s Use in Peacetime, Mrs. D. R.
Triplehorn.
Travel Class
Mrs. R. L. Triplett will entertain
Wednesday afternoon, December 14.
Topic: Basic Problem of the World—
Labor. Roll call Industry Speaks,
Mrs. Mabel Koch.
Christmas Party
Bluffton Senior High School FHA
will hold a Christmas party for 15
children in the orphanage at Lima,
December 21, providing gifts, enter
tainment and refreshments. Anyone
wishing to contribute gifts leave
them at the high school office or
hand to any Sr. F.H.A. member be
fore December 20.
Orange Twp Farm Women
Mrs. Rhoda Montgomery will en
tertain at her home on Thursday
afternoon, December 15.
The program:
Song Devotionals, Clara Long
Roll call, favorite Bible verse Poem,
“This Christmas,” Edna Crawford
The Christmas Vigil at Old and New
Bethlehem, Ethel Shilling The Old
est Christmas Tree, Cleah Ewing
Clara Barton, Edith Swank gift ex
change.
High School Cagers
Win Over Ada, 51-42
Racking up their third victory in
fotir starts, Bluffton High cagers
won a thriller from Ada Tuesday
night on the local court by a score
of 51 to 44.
Ada’s scrappy outfit was a threat
all the way in the contest, and led
at the close of the first quarter, 16
to 15. Bluffton roared back in the
next period, however, to build up
the advantage that ultimately was
to give them the victory, and when
the teams left the floor at halftime
the Pirates were out in front, 33
to 22.
In the third quarter the Lowry
men added another point to their
lead, and held the advantage thru
out the greater part of the closing
period, although Ada whittled down
the spread somewhat in the closing
minutes.
Leading scorer for the Pirates was
Risser, who tallied 15 points and
Schmidt had 12 for second honors.
Bruscellosis is found in about 20
percent of the nation’s cattle herds
and in 5 percent of all cattle.
WANT-ADS
Candle wreaths. Ellenberger Bros.
Shoes repaired. Bring them in and
have Shirley Nonnajnaker fix them
for you. All work guaranteed. Mur
ray Uphelstering shop, Thurman St
Bluffton phone.
Why worry if afflicted with any
skin disease. A4 about V-J-O. I
Sidney’s Drug Shop. 17
Buy work gloves by the dozen and
save at Geiger & Diller. tf
Health—Protect yours by keeping
your shoes in good repair. Lugibihl
Shoe Service Shop.
Golden books at Walterm ire’s.
Special gift cookie cutters—stars,
stockings, Santa Claus, Xmas tree
shapes. See Prosser’s. Phone 195-W.
Auto storage batteries fully guar
anteed. Ellenberger Bros.
Furniture repairing and upholster
ing of all kind*. Make your old
furnishings look like new at a worth
while saving. Estimates without
obligation. Murray Upholstering
shop, Thurman St., Bluffton nhone.
Ballerina Dolls mailed anywhere
in U. S. for 75c' post paid. Mrs. Robert
Benroth, 612 S. MTn St. Phone 342-Y.
For sale—Sweet cider daily at the
Augsburger Fruit Farm, 2 miles
south of town, tf
Buy Ball Band rubber footwear
now at Geiger & Diller. tf
Let us protect you and your shoes
with durable material. Lugibihl Shoe
Sendee shop.
Give her a New Home Sewing
machine, since 1860 one of America’s
finest. Reasonable prices at Waiter
mire’s.
Wanted—To buy walnut standing
timber 15 inches up for veneer logs.
Highest cash prices. Write: Chester
Rex, Box 275. Harrod, O. 34
For sale-—F\esh dressed frozen
rabbits, whole or cut up ready to
cook available anytime except Sun
day. The Rabbit Market, corner
Mound St. & College Ave. Phone
112-W. 34
Lisle hosiery at Waltermire”s.
Vegetable, flower and lawn seeds,
garden supplies, insecticides and
fertilizers, annual and perennial
plants, nursery stock, gladiolus bulbs
and bulblets. Herr’s Flowers &
Seeds, 123 S. Lawn Ave. tf
For sale Beautiful blooming
African violets or Red Factors sing
ing canaries make lovely Xmas gifts.
Aldine Wiess, 127 Riley St. Phone
310-W. 35
For sale—I now have on hand, no
ordering necessary, a complete line of
Christmas stock—Christmas cards of
all kinds, wrapping paper, also re
ligious wrapping paper, children’s
Bible story readers, color books,
puzzles, Merribee stamped pillow
cases, child’s toys, large and small
I aprons, tablecloths and many other
things. Hurry. Don’t wait too long.
Jaunita Zimmerly, 127 Riley St.
Phone 310-W. 33
Toy headquarters at Prossers. We
still have a wonderful selection.
Phone 195-W.
For sale—Eating and cooking
apples. Augsburger Fruit farm, 2
miles south of town. tf
Christmas trees at Waitermire’s.
Appearance counts for much in this
competitive world well conditioned
shoes improve your appearance.
Lugibihl Shoe Sendee shop.
Twin Celina laundry tubs, 27
gauge copperize metal, on easy glid
ing fibre rollers. We have a few to
offer at $12.95. Ellenberger Bros.
Why pay for wasted feed? The
"Rooter” prevents waste— cuts your
hog feed bills. Stop in and see
these hog feeders today at the Mas
ter Feed Mil). Phone 317- W. 34
For sale—Good home grown Cob
bler and Katahdin potatoes $3 per
100 lbs. $1.55 for /JO lljs. ppek 50c.
Cyrus Schumacher College''road. tf
Christmas Blesiings—complete
Christmas program, "er colored slides
and hymn slides'^for your church
also many others. Elmer Long,
Beaverdam. Phone 273. 35
See me for sewing of all kinds
also will do custom button-holing and
ruffling by the yard. Mrs. F. A.
Hofer, 19© Huber St. 35
Why pAy for wasted feed? The
“Rooter” prevents waste— cuts your
hog feed bills. Stop in and see
these hog feeders today at the Mas
ter Feed Mill. Phone 317- W. 34
Lionel, American Flyer and Marx
electric trains and accessories at
Waitermire’s.
Comfort—You’ll find it is friendly
old shoes kept in good repair. Lugi
bihl Shoe Service shop.
For something different in Christ
mas decorations see the tiny organ
with angel player. MaRuss Crafts,
evenings until Christmas.
Fulton’s Plan tabs (plant food
tablets) for lovely indoor plants.
Price 25c for box of 30 tablets. For
sale at Basinger Florist, 109 Grove
St.
Records of |11 makes for Xmas.
We have "Gift' Certificates” if you
prefer persopal selections. See
Prossers. Phoiy 195-W.
For sale—Modern 8-room house
with attached glrage good location.
Mrs. H. W. Alfthaus, phone 453-W.
Ffl Garretson, bioker.
For sale—Batty play-pen, $7.50,
3-way floor lamp! $5 single wooden
bed with box snrings, $10. Phone
5800-R.
For sale—Used!Perfection fuel oil
heater $35. Basinger’s Furniture
store.
All metal ironing boards, $8.65.
Ellenberger Bros.
Be angelid—add an angel to your
collection on Christmas decorations.
MaRuss Crafts.
A small /white organ with tiny
angel on I^nch will add to your
Christmas jJy. MaRuss Crafts. Open
Open evenings until Christmas.
For sale-4-16 mm. silent movie
projector and seven films, all good
as new. Gj R. Core, phone 537-T.
Fine selection of Christmas
cemetery wreaths, priced from $3 to
$6 (easels included) at Basinger
Florist, 109 Grove St. 36
Hot Point ranges and refrigerators.
Ellenberger Bros.
For sale—General Electric Airline
stove used 15 months. Bargain if
sold soon. Nile Murray, 6 miles
southeast of Bluffton on Lincoln
highway. Bluffton phone.
Console radios at Waitermire’s.
For your balsam and Scottish pine
Xmas trees, go to the Community
Market. 35
Extra lamps to replace those in
your Xmas tree sets. Series 7c each
multiple burn independent 10c. Ellen
berger Bros.
For sale—40 New Hampshire pul
lets just starting to lay $1.60 gach
also electric cream separator. Jim
Johnson, 1 mile west of Beaverdam
on Rt. 30-N and E mile south, first
house up lane.
For sale—Used Doremyer electric
mixer in very good condition. Ken
neth Winkler, phone 382-R.
For sale—Darra-James 4 in 1 tool
complete with bench and lathe tools
also pair ice shoe skates. James
Messinger, phone 566-T.
Mercury bicycles for boys and girls
with electric light and horn. Ellen
berger Bros.
Surra breakfast set—18 piece
breakfast set in gold, gray, terra
cotta or green. Christmas special,
$2.89. See Prosser’s. Phone 195-W.
Electric mixers at Waitermire’s.
Get your Christmas greens—holly,
mistletoe, boxwood, pine, hemlock,
etc., at Basinger Florist, 109 Grove
St. 36
For sale—Practically new house, 3
rooms and bath down, unfinished at
tic up insulated oil heater and oil
tank included with house. Reason
ably priced. Mrs. H. W. Althaus,
phone 453-W. F. Garretson, broker.
For sale—Wooden boxes 20BX20’'
X15" some 4'5"X4'5"X29" with
2"X4" frames tank top 9'X12' 12
tank tops 7'X7' 2"X6" lumber dif
ferent le.ngths hog house, wire rab
bit hutch with removable pans
wooden rabbit hutch with removable
pans 5 does 2 male rabbits. Clay
ton Basinger, W. Elm street. Call
after 5:30 p. m.
G. E. roasters, also kitchen and
mantle clocks. Ellenberger Bros.
For sale—Used farm machinery:
Model C, AC tractor with plow,
hydraulic lift cultivators tiller and
mower, $700 AC combine $175
F-12 tractor on rubber with hy
draulic lift and cultivators, $475
7-ft. Int. disc. Int. drill on rubber
2-section harrow 2 rubber tire wag
ons, one with bed last year Belle
Center corn picker Int. manure
spreader buck rake on Dodge car
Ferguson and Ford mounted imp.
corn planter weeder cultivator ma
nure loader two 12-inch plows 4
section folding harrow and Hanson
field weed sprayer. Also new tract
ors and machinery, Ferguson qual
ity for better farming General
tires, Willard batteries. We do over
hauling, welding and repairing. Vis
itors welcome. Steiner Tractor
sales, 1 mile south of stop light,
Pandora, Ohio. Pandora phone 143.
Sunbeam Shavemaster, the gift
for him at Waltermire’s.
Automatic pop-up toasters. Ellen
berger Bros.
For sale—2 Table model combina
tion radio and record players $39.50
and $49.50. In very good condition.
Basinger Furniture Store.
Lost—Wooden clothes rack last
Wednesday night. Phone
Bluffton.
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Triplehorn
435-W.
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Until further notice I will be at
Elsie’s Beauty shop, Thurman street.
Mary Koontz.
113-R
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Mixmaster mixers.
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554 S. Main St.
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4-Solid oak library table
qd condition. Inquire 491
pd after 1 p. m. any day.
in very
Harmon
For sale—4-Potatoes. Arthur Miller,
2 miles southwest of Bluffton. 41
Modern kitchen cabinets and sinks.
Ellenberger-, Bros.
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strand necklace of
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shone 397-W.
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indefinitely,
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large selec-
Gift Shop, Mrs. E. J.
Spring St., Bluffton,
ard-to-fill spot in your
ling list, see our sug
lottery and novelties—
mt. Floret Gift Shop,
^’ahlie, 102 Spring St.,
For that
holiday sho]
gestions in
they’re diffe
Mr'. E. J.
Bluffton.
For sale—
apple butter,
ing apples at
gallon iron
sausage stuffek cheap. Steiner Fruit
farm, mile5 east of town.
Gee comb honey, good
good eating and cook
Ireduced prices also 25
kettle, lard press and
PAGE SEVEN
Revere ware at Waitermire’s.
For sale—1939 2-door Chevrolet
good condition. Richard Cherry,
Pandora phone 6B-P.
For sale—The former D. C. Bixel
property on Lawn avenue, 8 rooms,
modern. See Dr. Gordon Bixel,
Adm. 35
Club aluminum ware in sets at
special prices at} Waitermire’s.
For sale—1941 Ford tudor sedan
pair baseball shales size 10 r2, $5 12
gauge shotgun $10 electric hand
sweeper $5 ladies black figure
skates, size 7, $7 set (4) boys box
ing gloves $2. 109 E. Elm St.
Anti-freeze at Waitermire’s.
Start the day right with honey
for breakfast. We have plenty of
comb and extracted honey on hand
also see Farmers Grain Co., in
Bluffton for extracted honey. Howard
Rickly Honey Farm, 3 miles south
on Bentley road.
Toys galore at W’altermire’s.
For sale—Cabinet shower for bath
room, complete also cream separator
with electric motor. Ralph Sousley,
244 N. Lawn Ave.
For sale—Girl’s used bicycle. Nel
son Herr, 139 N. Lawn Ave.
Books now in stock! For amateurs
and professionals on gardening,
bulbs, shrubs, flowers, perennials,
annuals, arrangements, recipes and
other books for the home and garden.
Herr’s Flowers & Seeds, 123 S. Lawri
Ave. tf
Be a Lewyt specialist aid tlarn
extra money in your spare time. Ask
Waitermire’s.
Not too late to plant tulips and
daffodils. Herr’s Flowers & Seeds,
123 S. Lawn Ave. Phohe 339-W. 34
FARM LOANS
Where you can earn the equivalent
of the interest on youi loan, by the
use of your extra money, while
building a reserve, to tide you over
lean years. E. Dean Steiner, 131
Baldwin Ave., Findlay, Ohio.
Uses of Soybeans
Contrary to general impressions
that the bulk of soybean production
in this country reaches the con
sumer in paints and plastics, recent
surveys show that actually less than
5 per cent of the annual production
of soybean oil is so used. Ninety-five
per cent of the oil goes to consum
ers as food in one form or another.
Soybean oil is used in making short
ening, salad dressing, margarine
and other foods.
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YOUR JEWELRY AND
FURS can be stqlen, burn
ed, lost or destroyed in
spite of the greatest care.
Will you be reimbursed for
their loss? You will if you
get a Hartford Jewelry
Fur policy which covers
them not only at home but
away from home against
practically all risks.
This Hartford agency
will gladly tell you more
about it.
Leland Diller, Insurance
Phone: 295-W
113Vi S. Main Street
Bluffton