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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1914)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL All ehurvh. MM-i«ly. p«r>onal and (oral u»wa not pubUahed tor proBi. Iron: noliroa of an- tartahinwnu. conducted tor prx>at. published al a Me alniaiua. of M word». Announce ■tenia and card ot thank». aame rale. Adror- liaing ratea <<uoled on r«qn**t. Miss Nellie Horner i»on the sick link The order o( Catholic Lady Forresters will <ive a H allow'eeu social in St. Ceter a hall, Hilbert and Moor street», Saturday evening, (kt 31. The daughter ot Mr. and Mrs 0. N. Horner is recovering from her operation. Mrs. Maude Darnell made a visit to Mrs. A. T. Haworth Sunday afternoon, finding lier in a very «nous condition. Mr* Siduey Keller and son Choter Mrs. Thus. Ward. formerly Miss Alics arrived Iren- (nun Baker. Oregon, last IMugherty of the tents schools, visaed Mrs. Arthur (.busier Friday afternoon Friday. She will stay aevral weeks with ' Mr and Mr*. John Huntington t>ei«re I and evening. returni’ig to Baker, where Mr. |iellei * The member» of Or. Fawcett's Bible engage.I with the Eaelcrn Oregon Light Class will meet at the church Friday and Power Company. evening. October SlV All member* and Ladies of St. Paula Guild and their all friends desi reous of joining the dare friends will be entertained by Mrs. I will nknw be present. Sheppard and Mrs Klant at th* home ot Mrs. Sheppard on Millard avenue on | Wednesday, Oct. 28 from 2 to 4 Each ; lady is requested to bring a portrait ot herself taken in infancy. A prise will ; be given to the one guessing correctly I the originals. Eggiman's Market • Mrs. tyarvey. Mrs. Otto Kauky. Mrs J. C. McGrew, Mrs. C. 0. Cox, Mrs A. F. Kershner. Miss Mattie Train, Miss V. [ V. Cavan*. Mias Dorothy Waugh and Mrs. Darnall are delegatee to the Mother's Congress that meet» in Port land this week. n>prvsenling tin* Lente Pareut-Tvaoher** Club as delegates Eggiman Bros. Fresh Corn Fed Pork, Home made Sauer Kraut, Fresh German home made Dill Pickles LOST—A Metropolitan Insurance! Policy, lartweeu tin- ear staliou* and Kennett and Park Ave. Finder plea-<- leave at Herald Ottltv. Sthmidl's Home Made Sauer kraut Made from the best home grown cab Lage, put up while fresh in good eli an casks, well pivparvd. all white kraut, every mince |>alatabl> and sure to plea~o iue housewife. We prepiir-' it ourselvs and are ready to recommend its quality and purity. A gms! supply constantly on hand. See us liefore looking else where. Schmidt» Market, 72 St. and '>'• Ave. S. E. Silverton Grown King Apples Great Aceraqe Barqaln Forty acre« high, rolling land, within three miles of Iwnta; H acres in eultiva- ' tion; will cut 1500 conls wood and Mill reserve many acres of tine timber. Superior orchard and berry land. Small dwelling. g<><>d barn. wagon died, small poultry bouse, tool house and «plendid eement-wallisi well; nearly new Stude baker wagon, wagon bed, woodrwek plow, harrow, stump-puller and tool» galore. If sold at once, »pan of hons-e and harness thrown in. If not sold be-! fore election, and prohibition fails, price advanced to KsriO. Adjoining unclear'-1 land held at $150 per acre. This is an i ideal speculation, as it» neariiew to Port land will cause it to advance in value to $10,000 in five years. Only $1500 caeli. There isn’t a dollar of commission or I profit in this sale, and you’ll have to i move quickly to get it. as thi» is the laH <-all. Addre»» Owner, Box 243, Port-i * land. Lents, Oregon 112 Main Street The Emporium Here are Some of our Prices During This Sale Men’s 50c Work Shirts.............................................................. -39 Men’s $1.00 Dress Shirts .............. 79 Men’s $1.25 Dress Shirts ......................................................... $1.00 Men's 50c Underwear ................................................................. 39 Men’s 65c Part Wool Underwear ......................................... .50 Men’t $1.50 All Wool Underwear ....................................... $1.35 We have a Lot of Ladies Silk and Cotton Waists Closing out at HALF PRICE Ladies $1.50 Wool Underwear............................................... $125 Ladies §1.25 Wool Underwear............................................. $1.00 Ladies Sweaters, $5.50 values at........................ MJI Ladies Sweaters, $3.50 values at............................................ $2.50 Ladies Sweaters, $2.00 values at......................................... $1.50 A good Line of Boys Pants, sizes 5 to 18 years, 50 to $2.00. To Trade a Horse For Hogs I have an old mare, unfit for heavy farm work, but most suitable for a small truck garden, that I want to trails for beetling sows. She is too large and clumsy to drive any distance to market, but good for heavier work. Will put her and good harness in for $25 Want good breeders, but no fancy stock Ad dress Owner, Box 243, Portland. g ALL BOYS SUITS AT 25 PER CENT OFF 25c Dress Goods at ....................................................................... 19 50c Wool Serges, per yard............................................................ 39 65c All Wool Serges, per yard .................................................... 48 $1.00 All Wool Serges, per yard................. 79 Line 2-piece Boys Wool Underwear, closing out at, 50c values at 35c; 85c to $1.00 values at 59c; SAFETY FIRST AT CHESTER'S UNION SANITARY BARBER SHOP. ; I wish to let the public know that I now have bath tulis in connection with my Barber Shop ami they are always in J readiness for the public. Also three first class bartiers See na for q(tick ! service. The Emporium North Main Street, Lent» Ml | Cronolite Roofing A Good Roof A Low Price * ’ • ö • • Bought in Carloads direct from the Factory Get our prices on this Superior Brand of Roofing before you place your order. The Copeland Lumber Company AUTO FOR HIRE—Day or n ght Phones, Talior 5740, Home 3ir»l. Tom Cowing, 110 Johnson, St., Lents. SEWING OF ALL KINDS Prices Reasonable 9 Tabor 3580 7806 63-Ave. S. E. 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 9 NOTICE! MAUDRA HAT SHOPS 12« 4TH ST. Phone Tabor 1371 Foster Road and Campbell Kta. Lenta Station, Portland, Oregon j 340 WASHINGTON ST. IM LOVETTS FURNITURE STORE New and second hand household goods bought and sold. Wall Paper at prices that will surprise you. Window Glass. House painting and Paper Hanging figures. Lead and Linseed oil used. at close No Job too Large for us to handle 106 Main Street South, Lents Oregon Why You Should Vote For BOOTH Republican Candidate For United States Senator Are you better off now than you were under a Republican administration? Are you satisfied? If you believe in the principles of the Republican Party, if you are convinced that these principles are best for the coun try, then prove it by voting for your standard bearer, Robert A. Booth, Republican candidate for the United States Senate. You know that under Republican Presidents the people of the United States have good times. You know that under Democratic Presidents you have Democratic Times. Remember the prosperity under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft. Remember conditions under Cleveland and Wilson. The issue in this campaign is not one of personality. Understanding that the Lents Fuel Company is about to re tire from business, I will sell Wood at the following Prices until April first 1915. Best Live Wood $5.00 Dead Wood .................... $4.60 Slab Wood........................... $4.60 Ties ..................................... $6.50 Lents Fuel Company R. L. WHITCOMB, Prop. It is not one of non-partisanship. It is a question of whether you prefer prosperity under Republican administration. Do you have enough work7Are your wages good? Full Line Salt Meats, Hams, Bacon and Sausage 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' Tire la<lles of 84. Cauls Guild are busy ‘ preparing lor their annual Irasar, bi lv held the afternoon and evening of lk>- cemher A. Location will be annrmitord later. Is your business what you want it to be? 11 you are satisfied with present conditions, well and good; U you believe that the present situation i.« better than under Mckinley, Roosevelt and Taft, you know what to do. The way to bring back prosperity is to help elect a Repub lican Senate. The Republican candidate in Oregon is R. A. Booth. This is a Republican Year. Vote the ticket straight. R. A. Booth Campaign Committee Morgan Building, P.« a »,. Portland, Oregon McArthur Has Made Good Republican Nominee For Congress Voted to Regulate Corporations. HOUSE JOURNALS CITED AS PROOF • Mr McArthur’« enemies have charged him with being the candidate of “Big Business,” but an examination of the House Journals of the sessions of 1909 and 1913 gives the lie to these charges. At each of these sessions corporations were represented by powerful lobbies, and strong influences were brought to bear in their behalf, yet the official records show that Mr. McArthur supported and voted for many measures regulating railroads and other corpora tions in their dealings with the public. Among these measures may be mentioned the fol lowing: An act providing for the better protection of travelers, of railroad employes and prop erty owners by requiring railroad companies to fence their right of way. An act creating the insurance department, prohibiting premium rebates, regulating insurance rates, and prohibiting the enforcement of trust-made rates. An act providing for the regulation, distribution, use and right to use water, common ly known as the "Water Code.” An act prohibiting unjust discrimination between localities by railroads and other common carriers. An act providing for the construction, maintenance and operation of switch connections between railroads and branch line railroads and private sidetracks. An act requiring railroad companies east of the Cascade Mountains to mow the grass and weeds from their right of way during the month of June each year. An act providing for the granting of water power franchise by the state, and collecting fees therefor. An act providing for an appropriation to extend the state Portage Road from Big Eddy to The Dalles, thereby completing the connection between the boat lines of the upper and lower Columbia River. An Act compelling railroad companies to install cattle guards. An act protecting the purchasers of stocks and bonds, and preventing fraud in the sale thereof, commonly known as the "Blue Sky Law”. An act amending section 6904 of Lord’s Oregon Laws, relative to demurrage and re ciprocal demurrage, and preventing discrimination. An act providing for the surrendering and turning over to the State of Oregon by the Southern Pacific Company certain property at the foot of Jefferson street, commonly known as the “Public Levee”. An act providing for the supervision and regulation of the issuance of stock certifi cates of public corporations. One cannot read this record without coming to the conclusion that Mr. McArthur has, as a member of the Legislature of this State, been faithful to the people’s Interests. He has not been owned or controlled by the corporations, as his opponents allege.' He has, how ever, been fair and just to the corporations, as well as to all other irtterests; has never at tempted to make political capital or play the role of the demagogue by ranting against them. Hp believes that corporations are necessary for our general welfare, hut is also a firm be liever in rigid regulation and control of these corporations. If elected to Congress, Mr. McArthur will continue to work for the best interests of his constituents. A vote for him is a vote for an upright, courageous and fair minded pub lie official, who has been faithful to every public trust, and who stands squarely on his record as a citizen and public official of the State cf Oregon. VOTE FOfi C. N. McARTHUR Phone Tabor 1688 Republican For Congress offiee oor Main and Foxier Road (Paid advertisement by Kepiihlw-an Oongreanional Canqmign Committee, 441 Morgan Bldg., Portland, Oregon