Mt. Scott herald., February 26, 1914, Image 5

Doings of Our Neighbors
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III M'. COM kIHI Illi Hi III KAI I) IMPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS
CHERRYVILLE
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LENTS FUEL
COMPANY
('or. Main and Foster^Road
Frank Rhode*, with one aaaistant,
one half day lMt week, .awed HO00
shingle* al bl« mw mill 3 mile* north
of town and he «ay. from one cedar log
be rowed 40,0» shingle*. He says hia
claim contain* fully 0I6OX) worth of
ahinglee and Inmber of cedar alone.
There are fully 100 co called railroad
clalme around here that have fully aa
many cedar log* and etube on them
that no one can uee on account of
litigation.
tn a recent ieeue of the Sunday Oregon
Journal there ie an article commenting
on a letter received by the writer from
Robert Lincoln elating that the old
lady at Eugene, 104 year« ot age, who
claimed .he wae an aunt of Lincoln la
mi«taken aa bla only aunt livee in Ky.
Acting upon tbia the Journal got In
touch with tbe aunt at Louvilie, Ky..
who «aye »he never bad a brother,
Frank Todd, living in Mo., and that all
three of her brother, were killed in the
Civil war.
U. 8. Senator Ixne In writing to your
correepondent aay* he will continue to
etir up the animal* In the U. 8. Senate,
no matter how much It ebocka their
pretended dignity nor amug self-com­
placency. No one la well enough versed
in the dead language to ineult Root or
Galiinger.
While Portland ia atill dallying about
their new poet office building, Cherry­
ville haa it* new poet office building
nearly finiahed and it will be ready for
bueineee neat week.
Nothing like
puah when you want to pueb thing*.
Two team* from the school here will
engage in a spelling conical at Sandy on
Thursday of thia week with team* at
Kandy and from Kelso, Firwood, and
the Bluff*.
PHONE TABOX lMt
GILBERT
Wood and Coal
Slab Wood
a Specialty
orders Drlivered Promptly
EveningTelagram
and
HERALD
One Year
$4.50
Beaver State Herald
Oregon
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
DR. JOHN FAWCETT
Diseases of Women and Children
a Specialty
Pacific Tal><>r 3214
Home Local 2111
A. D. KENWORTHY & CO.
Funeral Directors
L 0. 0. F. BUILDING
Talxir 6207
Oregon
Lents,
Phone*:
Th* Ramapo Musical and Literary
Club met on Tueeday evening at the
home o! Mr. Lynn, but the storm of tbe
afternoon kept the crowd at home.
Thoee present report a pleasant time.
Tbe next meeting will be at the resi­
dence of Mr. J. L. Johnson on Lenox
avenue.
Mr*. Rindle led the meeting at Ben­
nett Chapel Sunday evening.
Say, it
wa» good—like old time*.
Mr. F. E. Dano who have been living
on I^onx avenue near Ramapo atation
ha« l.iught a fruit farm at the Dalle*.
He leavee here to take up a poeition
which lie held there in tbe («at. They
want him back, and it certainly i* not
to be wondered at, aa he i* a aplendidly
refined, educated man.
The whole
family will be tniaaed by thoee who
knew them beat. We are aorry to have
them leave thia locality.
Calkins, the poultry man ie putting
up a hall on Buckley avenue He re­
quests thoee in the vicinity to help erect
it and offer* the hall free for all respect­
able uee or entertaiument.
We can
■land Iota of that eocialitm eh?
Eugenia Park
Address
Lents.
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Main 430, Home A 4558
Dunning & McEntee
FUNERAL OIRECTORS
Seventh ami Ankeny Street.
Portland
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Oregon
Alvord Undertaking Company
Lenta and Kern Park
Q. E. GREENLEAF, Manager
Re«. 4510 70th St S E. O»r 45th Ave
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Call* anHWered <lay or night in any part
of the city. Quick Ant« Service, Fine
Equipment, Lady Assistant.
Night Phon« B lite
Dey Phone Tebor »2
Day Phone Lenw :«Wl
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Nhlloh dirci« No. I®, ladle« ot O. A. R. niwte
l«t «nd Ud Het uni» y evening« In I. O. O. <•
halt. Unte. Lllleh Maltet, Pre«,, Carrie
Ingle«, Nee'y.
Mr. and Mr*. Cha* Isaacson, have
recently moved into their new cottage
on 10th. Ave., between Lerner and Holly
street*.
Mr and Mr. John Brown have start-
e<l preparation, for an attractive ban-
galow on their property on Oth Ave
near Rose St.
Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Sterne, of 831 E. !
Everett St. came over Sunday in their
auto, ae visitor* of Mr. H. C. Richmond
of 10th., Ave. They contemplate build­
ing on their property on 9th. Ave., thi*
spring, and we all welcome them back
in our mid*t.
Mr. H. C. Richmond of 10th Ave
ha* now completed the interior of hie
house and aa soon aa tne weather per­
mit* will paint exterior, making, it one
of the most attractive home* in Eugenia
Park addition.
Mr*. 8. Montgomery of 8th avenue I* 1
recovering from a bad caae of la grippe. ;
Friends of Mrs. N. Y. Richmond, o
8 th. Ave. will lie glad to hear, that ahe |
is steadily improving in health, and the
beat wiahea ofjthe Herald, and it* patron*
are with her, for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. D. Arbuckle, of Sth. Ave ia
steadily improving, after her aeige of
Mgrippe of the past two weeks.
Measles seem to be very prevalent in
this vicinity causing many vacancies in
the school room*.
Mr. ami Mrs. R. II. Porter, have re­
turned to their home on the Oregon
City road between Rose and Lesser Sts. 1
They have been on a ranch near Mosier ;
Oregon, the pafet year.
Residents of Grays Crossing and
vicinity, certainly appreciate the gravel 1
strewn on the path on the Oregon City '
road, by the city, and would heartily be
in favor of more are lights
HOW TO MAKE SOAP
CUREALL FOR PLANTS.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
JEWELER
Watches, Jewelry
Repair Work
G. F. RUSCH
Tailor to-
Men and
Women
When you arrive next Tuesday night.
Oh, be prepared to tell
Th« worst adventure. fearful fright.
That ever you befell!
How to Mak* Lemonade Sirup.
Many housewives have found that It
is wiser nnd more economical to mnk<
The King ol All Laxatives
lemonade sirup than to rely on making
For constipation, use Dr. King’s New lemonade Impromptu. Make a sirup
Life Pills. Paul Mathnlka, of Buffalo, by using one cupful of sugar to one
N ¥., says they are the "king of all ' pint of water nnd boll nlamt ten min
laxatives. They are a blessing to all ute*. Add lemon Juice, strained, or
Use as re
my familv and I always keep a I mix at other juice and bottle.
home.” Get a box ami get well again. quired and dilute If necessary to indi
Price 25c. At Druggi-ts or by mail. vidual tastes.
H I luckles A Ct. Phuadclploa w it. Ltait
A. N. GARDNER
Why pay |7 ior a rocker you can buy
for >6 at Kenworthy & Co., Lenta.
Jelly Good Fun on
Oct. 31.
This jolly Halloween party given last
year may offer suggestion* to the
hostess of 1918. On tbe Invitations to
the party were inscribed the following
jingle done in fantastic lettering:
How to Lossen Tire Trouble.
One-half the enjoyment of touring ia
Immunity from tire troubles. The aver­
age owner-driver can enjoy this im­
munity by exercising care in making
his preparations. Blowouts, punctures
and other tire troubles are holdups
that he looks forward to with no de­
gree of enjoyment, whereas a little
prepartion in the way of accessories
for temporary repairs obviates unnec­
essary delay.
In the first place, he should be sure
that hia casings and tubes are In good
condition and thnt he has an extra
supply of both. Then, with a good air
pump, a tire gauge to test the air pres­
sure In his tires and a supply of tire
repair devices, he can go on his way
confident that he has taken every pre­
caution to sidestep tire troubles. He
will find thnt thus prepared the tour
will be more enjoyable Ixith for him­
self and his guests
Dally Mails
LUMBER $6 AND UP
Have
Tbe rooms were gorgeous with au­
tumn leave*, golden yellow pumpkin
Jfck-o’-lantems and fantastic black cat
candle shades. An upstair* room which
was occupied had t>een turned into a
“chamber of horrors.” The walls were
hung with aheets, then witches, spi­
ders. bats, owls and cats had been cut
from black pai*er, almost life sixed, and
pasted on them: the lights were «had­
ed with a green paper that gave a
moat ghastly glow. In thl« weird place
the guest* were assembled to relate
their “horror" tales, A black cat and
her family of jet black kittens played
about, adding Interest to the scene.
As the people entered this spooky
place a ghostly figure held out its hand
lu greeting. A white kid glove had
Ix-en stuffed with fine sawdust and laid
on ice for hours, a round stick was
fastened to it, which the ghost bad
concealed under the flowing sleeve dra­
peries. This Is an, old trick, but one
that always works well.
When the stories were about finished
a strange rattling was heard at the
door and two little scarlet clad Imp*
rushed into the room and chased ev­
erybody down to the dining room. The
table was lovely with a huge pumpkin
coach drawn by twelve chocolate mice,
which cavorted about the table driven
by a black cat coachman. The coach
was filled with grapes and yellow
chrysanthemums. At each place there
was an individual lantern made from
an orange Tbe ttonbon holders were
yellow Ice cups attached to pumpkin
wheels drawn by black cats. The host­
ess said she had made these from cra|>e
pafier. cutting out the figures, mount­
ing them on cardlsuird. then touching
them up a bit with black and gold
paint. These wonderful crape papers
are a great help to hostesses, as tbe
napkins come decorated for nearly ev­
ery s|>ecial day In the calendar and
they are very decorative.
A simple but “Halloweeny” menu
was served, consisting of coffee, crab
meat a la Newburg in the chafing
dishes, cheese, olives, cider, popcorn,
salad (Waldorf! in red hollowed out
apples, gingercakes and a huge cake
containing the usual mystic symbols—
namely, a ring, thimble, coin and but­
ton.
On a stand by the fireplace there was
a huge bowl filled with chestnuts,
raisin* and apples for roasting, it was
all jolly and Informal, as Halloween
parties should be.
Meets
JONSRUD BROS.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
te
Circle
Mr. John Brown 1* beginning bi* scription* and anecdote* of hi* travel*,
new residence on Ninth Ave. near Koe* lhe Boy* Orchestra under th« skillful
btreet.
leadership of .Mi** Ewing one of the
BORING OREGON
Phone tex
teacher* gave several delightful musical
Mill I 1-4 mile« «outheaM nt Keito^
Katzky Bro*, have one ot the finest number*. A buaiuesa meeting of parent*
■belt display* of canned good* in the and teacher* concluded tbe evening.
CEDAR POSTS
The circle meet* every third Friday of
citv.
SHINGLES
tbe month in the school auditorium at
MOULDINGS
8 o’clock, Ur. Frank Melvin i* President
TURNED WORK
John Walrod, 8r. I* recovering from a
and Mr*. Cha* Thoma*secretary.
lengthy spell of sicknes*.
Tbe Mother* Club meet* at tbe school
Large stock of Dimension Lumber on hand
house every second Tuesday afternoon
Roufh *nd Dressed lumber ior »11 purposes
L. E. Browning and wife of Ritchie at about 2:30. Parent* interested in
•and order to JOKBBUD BKO8. Borin* RD*
and Lewi* Street* are parent* of a son the school life of their children should
born thia week.
attend these meeting* when ever it ia
The best values in home furnishings at
possible to do *o.
lowest prices—Kenworthy 4 Co.. Lenta.
Mr. Roy Kelly ia contemplating an
Whitewashing the interior of the
addition to hie residence on Fourth
Ave. He ie already at work excavating poultry house will not rid it of lice
unless a little carbolic acid is added
for a basement.
to the wash.
To keep plant* that can be
grown Indoor* In fine condition
■have a pound of a good white
«oap very finely Into a gallon of
boiling water. When dissolved
add twenty-four gallona of cold
water and use wlthouSdelay. If
a small quantity Is wanted dla
solve one-sixth of a small cake
of soap In a pint of boiling water
■ nd add a gallon and a half of
cold water
Apply tn rose plants, carna­
tion*. violet leaves and tbe like.
Half an hour after applying
rinse off tbe solution with soft,
clear water.
For begonias, fuchsias, ferns
■ nd all tender and bulbous plants
add a third more water to the
solution so that it will t>e about
three-fourths as strong a* the
one mentioned etsive am! again,
after half an hour, rinse off with
clear, soft water. Be careful al­
ways to reach tbe under as well
aa the up|>er side of the leaves.
Hew
Woodmere
Mell* at the Lente poetoffice arrive
The Woodmere Parent-TeacheraCircle
met at the school house last Friday eve­ and depart a* follow*:
Arrive
Depart
ning. Geo.
M. Weister entertained
8:00 A.M.
8:20 A.M.
Mrs. Frank Cruikahank and children
them in an odMAttoMi way with hia 12:40P.M.
12:45
PM.
: spent Wednesday with friend* in Bell­
■teroption view* of the wonder sight* of 3:10 P.M.
5:20 P.M.
wood.
Oregon aceompained by interesting de­
We Give S. & H. Green Trad­
ing Stamps
All Goods and jWork
I’m on the Lookout
for painting jobs. Are you looking
for a painter' Let ua get together
and have a talk. I can tell you
what it will cost you. can suggest
color scheme* and will tell you what
material* I use. I mix my own paint
after stuuying the condition* ot the
surface to be painted. These condi­
tion* have a direct l»earing on the
way the paint should be mixed.
I USE PIONEER OR
Selby “Dutch Boy” White Lead
Foster Road Next Door
to P. O.
Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon
and pure linseed oil. I consider paint
made from these materials to be
the best.
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TABOR 4762
RALPH P. LAWRENCE
KAL8OMIXING and PAPERftANGING
First Class
Near Poet Office,
LENTS
Foster Road
FEARY BROS. Inc.
COLLECTORS
Collection* Everywhere
No Collection—No Charge
Agent for Mt. Scott, Mcntavilla,
and Eastern Multnomah.
We .Make a’ Personal Call
Mortagages Foreclosed
We Buy Notes
Eggiman’s Market
The Center of Interest for
Tasty and Economic Buyers
Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork, and Mutton. Butter, Eggs,
Cheese and Pickles.
Our own Lard, Sausage, and Home Cured Bacon.
Full Line of Cured Meats
No Stale Goods—Everything Sanitary
EGGIMAN BROS. MAIN ST. LENTS
GEORGE G. IRVINE
Local Manager
Main St. ard Foster Rnad.^Lent*
Tabor 5259
Temple of Economy
Pays More for
THERE IS ONLY ONE
Second Hand
Brugger’s Bakery and that is the old Bakery on Nelson St.
near Station, on the car line.
I
FURNITURE
We Sell 3 Large Loaves Hot Bread 10c
and sells it for
less than others
Stale Bread 2 Loaves for 5c
Minimum expenses enable us to sell cheaper and better
Bakery Goods than any other. Formerly 6 years proprie­
tor of this Bakery, we advertise no hot air.
McNeil Bldg, Main St, Lents
TRY Brugger’s Bread, TRY any other kind, you will say
That Brugger’s Bread is the BEST
Automobile
Repairing
Prest-O-Lite Service
VULCANIZING
u. s.
DIAMOND
GOODRICH
Tires
Storage ¡Battery
Recharging
We CarryJ a Stock’ofJORD
Parts and Accessories
Day and Night Service
LENTS
GARAGE
Third Ave. and Foster R«ad)3