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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1915)
. i .......................- ------------------------- Furniture New and Second-hand Special For 6 Days Only New Linoleum value at 80c ....................................... 47 l-2c yard New Brooms value ac 40c .................................................... 20c each NEW GO-CARTS AT FACTORY PRICES A Full Line of Garden Tools—Shovels value at 80c .. 60c each TENTS, ALL SIZES AT FACTORY PRICES LOCAL AND PERSONAL All chun-h, •oclvty, |wr»ciial and local new« not publUhcl for profit, tree, notion« of on ' urtalnnirnt«, conducted h»r prukl, published al a Jto ntluintun. ol word«. Announce mem« and card ot thank«, same rale Adver- J tt«tus rat»« quoted on request. Bits ot Travel Abington, Mas*.. March 18. l»ear friends: —Not a line ainoe February 22d. Dear, dear! Well lay, all the blame to the delightful weather , and »till more delightful auto rides A forty five mile run from Abington, I Mm*., to Providence. Rhode Island wa» a review lesson in geography, physical. I Edward l'ayne and family moved to historic and poMtioal a farm from 4th Ave , last Monday A» our eye* **anned the fields of rock* on rocks, we marveled greatly at tlie, tig.00-94 UR AM) AitMK WANTED— Housework and washing courage—ye», the tremendous courage . by the hour. Tabor 273. it must have taken—on the part of Aun ¡ Hutchinson and Roger Williams of HI- ¡ IV’er Jacoiieon and wife, of 91st St. grim fame, to have settled hero and Í are parents of a boy born Sunday night undertaken the laborious work of | wresting a living out of those twky E. H. Willis and family of Lents will acre*. And still more marvelous doe» it seem, when we we now the thrifty move to Junction City, Oregon. prosperous, charming home», and hear the whir) ot the mill«, and realise in J. C. Spooner in enjoying a vtait from part all the big things "little Rhody" hi» brother and wife of Springfield Maas. has been, and i» not<»i for. Students will recall the fact that Aun Manville and Kingsley Bundy left Hutchinson, driven from Ma»»aci>u»i<tl Monday for their eastern Oregon home colony, located on an island and called steads. it Rhixiv Island, Roger William« on1 wliat lie name I’rovidemv territory, ill FOR SALE—Fine sixyear old Jersey later years uniting the two calling the 4 gallon cow. J L. Nelson, Gilbert state so established Rhode [«land, with Crowing. Providence and Newport as capital» representing tlie two sections. Now August Gandeabergvr of demson then' is hut one capital—Prevalence— 1 Block East of Maip St. on Foster Roni Phones Tabor Home 3112 ha» the honor of having the beat kept where a niagnitieeut marble "State ground» in hi» auction of the town. House" has been erechxl Many of the old street« of Providence are very nar Japan'« Hokey Pokey M*n. Japanese children are amused by th* Mr. and Mr». Jack Dcardorff, of row, and they are "one way «trvet» ” rice jelly molder, or amezaikuya. as Happy Hollow have a girl, born Tuee- Tins means that vvfiides only pa»» through one way and no many a «erious Wagon Repairing and General American children are by the bokey | pokey Ice cream Itinerant. Beatlux a blockade ia prevented. Providence in BLACKSMITHING drum, he goes up and down city streets population is about the size of Portland, with a small box on his bamboo pole TERMS to partie« desiring to furnish but in no other respect doe* it resemble I Matt Greenslade, Foster Road or on a small cart, paper tlnxs of va lists of names of their locality. Addres- our western "Rose City.” rious color» decorating his outfit. Atue 4856, 62d St. 8. E. A visit through Üie Pheotnx cotton is a kind of jelly made from rice, of mills revealetl the marvelous stride made which all Japanese children are ex Charlie Wheeler of Gilbert Road ha» by science and efficiency of industrial tremely fond. The awe seller stops 1 could not liscribe the when the childreu gather round him. bought a place at North Plain» and has plants. Tabor 3614 machinery of a cotton mill ii I tried. and be amuses them by molding all moved onto it. QUICK SERVICE kinds of shapes, from a fisli to a bird, Where formerly the meclutnistn was which be »ticks on a piece of bamboo such that one operative could attend to FIRST CLASS WORK R. J. Bteftee haa quit painting and and sells to bis audience for a mere but a few machines now one o|»-ratiw nothing. He can blow up the ante like will try farming near Woodbarn this can attend from eight to twenty. Twen a glass blower, making a glolie "or a summer. ty being tlie limit in this mill. The en large sized" animal or fish, as he wills, tire forces from the cotton blmwoni to and each child chooses the object be Fred Hogue of laut« is employed the web of i-otton cloth is a wonder of most fancies. Each object created 1» And the prixe»» of making painted with a vegetable coloring In with a bridge construction gang near wonder«. lifelike colors, and with each purchase Warrendale, on the Colombia Highway. lac«- is »till more wonderful. Visiting • the Pheonix lace works I viewed the he gives away a |mpcr ting He is n picturesque feature at all temple few Revival meeting» begin at the ] M. E making of lace of various grades and tlvals.—Bulletin of Japan Society. Church. April firwt, and continue» i over kind» for Hie first time, and Hie com Drakejk,.Mauck a periol of two weeks. Many able plex machinery. No wonder they have Bagdad's Mysterious Scourge. MAUDRA HAT SHOPS to import expert» to run them. Most of ministers or tlie city will assist. An uncanny, pernicious pest called ST. 34a WASHINGTON ST these came from Nottingham. England the "date boil” scars the face of every The work outside of tlie machine work human born in Bagdad. Children in GOOD LEGHORN eggs for hatching variably have thia dreadful »ore on and liaby chicks. Call Calkins Poultry is done by men, boys,and girl», Ameri- I can and foreign. their faces. Throughout the middle March 9th was a "Red laHtcr Day" I east this mysterious scourge is known Farm, Gilbert Station. R. D. 1, l>nt*. ! at the state legislature al the capítol at by various names—"Baton d'Alep.” Phone 1222. | “Nile sore." "Delhi button." etc. Its Providence, when the suffragist« and cause and its cure are uukiiown. First YOU will more than save your car fare ' the Anti’s massed their forre» for a a faint red spot appears, growing larg by trading with your home milliner, Iwaring on the woman'» suffrage bill er and running a course often eighteen Mr». Gullika. Marked down »ale Fri* pending. It was a great meeting licld i months long. 82nd St. and 45th Ave. White men from foreign lands have day, Saturday, Monday and Tueadsy. in the assembly hall. Senator Works ! of California and Congreaaman .Mundell! Phone Tabor 2063 lived years In Arabia, only to have Bring this a<i. It mean» something. of Wyoming testified tz> tlie benefiefent thia boll appear upon their return to civilization, where Its presence Is em < result» of woman's suffrage in tlieir Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, of south barrassing and bard to explain. May- renpective state». The earneHtnee» of i be it was "date bolls'' that Job had! 92nd. Street, are parents of twins, born ¡ the situation was everywhere apparent, Once a British consul at Aleppo lost Tuesday morning. I-ater information re 1 and both cam|>» were busy jotting down almost bls whole Doee from one of lates that one of them died Tuesday note» of points to be u*vi in later dis these bolls. Nearly every Bagdad na- morning. cussions. The a»m-inblyinen bravely, : rive you meet has this "date mark” on march»! tip and down the halls of the 1 bls face.—Natloual Geographic Maga- FOR RENT—4 acres,former Ball Park legislature (»sleeked with pro or anti I ; xlue. of I^nte. Will rent for 3 year*. Call ¡ colors. Some dodged tlie ianue and wore ¡ * Substitute For Spectacles, Miss Nellie Stevens, Columbia 223, or both colors, one on each lapel. A study 1 At a meeting of the Academy of Kennedy A Klineman, Real Estate, in Rhode Island’s political side, revealed ! Medicine In Paris Dr. I-esage recom Lanta. tlie same old ''political machine" that mended a novel method for reading is miming in many another state, and I print for the use of those who happen FOR SALE—8. C. White leghorn q'*ry wb*u*r ,,r no tbe v***‘,t in U* to have forgotten their spectacle*. The method Is to take a piece of paper and Egg« for hatching. Setting 15 eggs 75c. hand of woman will not ere long retire perforate it with a pin. making nu Incubator lots $4.00 hundred. Fertility ‘his governmental machinery to the merous small hole». Tills paper must guaranteed. Not show stock but very J”nk hea«’ whwe “ "houl<1 have be held close to the eye and the read- I heavy layers. Oirrespondence invited. ' 8ent *onK **”' would seem that the I Ing matter at a distance from the eyes. W. Given«, Box 37, Estacada, Oregon.I "»»fwo»« be worn out by now, but A test of thia method shows that it _____ I verily it seems to have as many lives as slightly enlarges the print to be read tlie proverbial cat. and that a t»ook or newspaper can be The lunch provided for the pupil« of labor question here as elsewliere held further away from the eyea than the Lente School in proving • great at- in Tlie New England factory U.wni in a prob- woald ordinarily be possible to a near traction. A hundred and fifty pupils ' lem not easily handled. I shall try to sighted man who had mislaid hia glass Foster Road Next Door es. However, the method la useless were served on Wednesday and there use some probes and find out more for prolonged reading, living valuable were others in line wlien the food sup- later. While the slogan "Safely First” to P. O. only when one must read a few para i ply gave out. The charge ia five cents ia a measure that in many localities has for soup, a sandwich, and an orange. eliminated after saloons, yet the liquor grapba. Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon On Wednesday potatoes and gravy were trattic is a terrible clog and menance in Neighborhood Melody. | served instead of soup. "little Rhody.” The temperance people i "Please, ma’am." »aid the little girl are vigilant and working hard. from next door, "mother wants to A call northward brought me back to j T. M. Walsh has completed plans for know If you will lend her your new mechanical tune player thia after one of the most important improve Boston in time U> tie reminded of the I ments that has ever come to Lento. He j historic fact of tlie "Evacuation of Bos-I noon." “What an extraordinary idea! Ia «he will take in a couple of partners, en ton." It wa» on the morning of March 1 going to give n dance?" large hi» work space, put in a »melting 17, 177fi, that, the British officer», men 1 "No, ma'am. We’re tired of dancing cupola, and prepare to handle casting» and marines in numbers nearly 9000, Funeral Directors to it She wants to keep it quiet for a of various sorts, including brass and some women and I1O0 Tories found couple of hours so that the baby can other metal*. This will give Ijmte the crowded quarters on the ships and tran»- ' Ihrmtgornery and Fifth St sleep.”—Washington Star. lieginning of what may later develop in ports an<l sailed down Boston harbor. • . » Briefly that is the story of Evacuation to large manufacturing interests. Day. and is certainly a most memorable <>O* Place of Basine»« Only ' event in the history of Boston, the day Tree Bargains on which theoidy hostile force that has Pteoac Tabor 2284 We now have in our sheds a quantity ever occupied it was driven out. The Residence 211 N. Main St. Lests, Ore. Experienced Woman of tree», etc., in surplus, first ciaae; to day its shattered inhabitants returned In Attendance clean up, we offer lees than half price. to their own homes and peaceful ways PRICES—apples, 5c, pears, 8c; prunes, of honest life. "England passed out, but America was born.” Before a large 9c; plums, 10c ; peach, 7; choice grafted Main Office and enthusiastic audience Channing Mt. Scatt, Leals sad Portland walnuts at Bargain ; like reductions on Phone Main 9 Cox, Speaker of the House, reviewed Prices other stocks not listed herein, A-iaw the seige and evacuation of Boston by will hold good as long as this surplus British troop» 139 year» ago. But my lasts. Order now. Carlton Nursery Boston rambles belong to knottier chap- i Baggage and General Hauling, Co., Carlton, Oregon. ter which must come later. I will try to write again with shorter »pate between letter» as these are writ Card of Thanks DAILY SERVICE We desire to thank the many kind ten to all my friends bark home, for af neighbors and friends whoao generously ter thirty-five years of living in Oregon, I what must it be but home. leave Baggage Check and Address and kindly assisted us in caring for our Lucia F. Additon. precious mother. Jacob Lightfoot at Plummer Drugstore. 106 Main Street Bessie Lightfoot Third and Madiaon St. Mn. Rachel Jewell D. J. Matthews has been re-employed Mrs Eda Hummel to run the cannery at Newberg. GRANITEWARE To Every Customer who makes a Purchase ol $1.00 or more, you may Have your choice ol a piece of Graniteware. 5 different Articles New Feldstein Hay, Feed and Grain 100 LOO ¡1.50 .50 Dressers Tables Iron Beds Chairs Ranges, Stoves and and and and and Up Up Up Up Furniture to Trade for Good Used Furniture Panama Furniture Co. PIIONI Si Tabor S2n7 D-ol-hJII herald Bldjf. Main St. Lent», Ore. Washed Gravel, Sand | get our How About Your Spring Suit ? prices Now is the Time to Order It! Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster Come in and see the new line of Spring and Summer Models. We Guarantee Quality, Eit. and Style. MCKINLEY & BUNDY JOHN MANZ, Tailor Main Street, Lents HORSE-SHOEING J\. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc. Funeral Directors, CaNlMtrs CALL* ANSWtRCD IN ANV FART OF THg CITV NewMethodLaundry TABOR S26T I.O.O F LENTS. OREGON BUILDING YOUR LUMBER BILL here twl not bother you, our prior* am a» m<»lerate a» *« any and a» our lumber is so »<>un<l it last* tor year*, you'll not have another bill to pay for a long time. What is your present need? We carry every thing from heavy sill l**ains to shingles Washed Graded Gravel Plastering Sand The Copeland Lumber Company Phone Tabor 1371 Footer Road and Campbell Sts. Ia-nte Station, Port1 a nd, Oregon J. F. Heyting Herald Bargain Offer F. F “THE FAMILY GROUP" T a ilor The Herald McCalls Magazine One McCall Dress Pattern Home Life Peoples Popular Monthly Suits to Order $15.00 and up J. P. Fin ley & Son Edward Mills EXPRESS Trunks 50c Each New and Second Hand Furniture LOVETT $1JX» . -60 .16 J6 J6 ... Total Value 116 Special Price to Public $1.10 “THE WOMAN'S GROUP" I The Herald................................... McCall’s Magazine .................. One McCall Dress Pattern .. Home Life................................... 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