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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1915)
WK CURE IXIN LIN ESS! The lx>nta Y. P. A. of the Evangelical church IS OPEN TO ALL YOUNG I THE PANAMA FURNITURE CO. PEOPLE, every Sunday evening at 8:30 Are trying to build up Ix»nts by selling New p. iu . Visitors are especially invited to and Second Hand Furniture anil Hardware attend our monthly social Io the church One <>( the nioet inh'nwting »nd mi- as cheap as any place in Portland. Gall and basement, Tuesday, May 11, 8 p. in. , portent anuoiinoeiiieute of the tlwatri- get OUR PRICES. cal e-aann is that of the coming to the Mr. and Mrs Overman, Mrs. French Heilig Theatre, Broadway at Taylor, PHONE Tabor 3267 and Mrs. Wharton of Albina came out throe night» beginning Monday, May It), in their new Overlend car and called on Mrs. Darnall Sunday afternoon. Mrs. with a popular matinee, Wednesday, Overman was formerly a teacher lu the May 12., of John Drow iu the famous l^nts school. The mint makes it and under the revival of hi» earlier »new««, “Rowe uiary,*’ the comedy by Lnuia N Parker terms of the CONTINENTAL MORT GAGE COMPANY you can secure it al All church, society, personal and local new« The services of the Young Peoples' and Murray Carson in which I he dis- 6 per cent fov any legal purjKiae on ap not published tor profit, free: notice« q J en Alliance of the Evangelical Church will tinguiahed actor ap|»*arvd some years proved real estate. Term* easy, tell us tertainments, conducted tor profit, published not be held as usual next Sunday even ago throughout the country At the word*. Announce your wants aud we will co-operate with ‘ at a JDc minimun. ot time of the original production of ments aud car*! of thanks, same rate Adver ing. The young |>eopl» are planning to you. tising rales quote*! on request. attend the Quarterly Conference at the *'Ro»*inary'' Mr Drew was seen a* Sir Jasper Thorndyke for twenty-two week« PETTY & COMPANY Carol Hogue went to Monmouth lait First German Church, loth and Clay, in New York City and for a year aud a Portland. 513 Denham Bldg. Denver, Colo. Friday to attend May day exerviee«. half <<n lour later. Ft** playa can lay claim to such lasting qualities anil the Of course, your neighbor has his The young people of the EvangvlieaF, Mll(| accorded Ila- prae- E. S. Ham paon of Spomokowa has Church are planning to attend services pnt n.viv.| wouW prnv„ |hlU ,t fault«, but yon should have enough »elf beeh visiting F. R. Kutau this week. control not to mention them. at the hirst Eng.ish Church, Fast sth has lost none of it» quaint charm nor Mr* Roy Hall ie visiting relatives and Market, next Friday evening. The delightful humor, young people will meet at Lents station Mr Drew perhaps has never had a Something tuurt lie done to lower the near Stay ton. at ti .h> and go in a body. Everybody role displaying him to la-tter advantage high cost of elections. is asked to go with us. - than that of the English country squire Joe Laubner left Monday evening to who falls desperately in love with an look after property interests in Alaska. 1 A free lecture on Christian Hciertav’damael whose flight with her will be delivered by Clarence C. Eaton. •»<•»*4*** husband is interrupted in FOR SALE : Good )«ung horse, wt. C. 8. B.. Member of the Board ot Lee- , ,roo‘ oI l‘«rk k»*«’». »ben in a pour-I 1,000. Inquire at Herald office. tun-ship of the Mother Church, the FirM r»‘® eloper»' horse bolu, leav- Church of Chiret. Scientist, in Borton. Uiein amid the rums of their chaise. Lenta schools have added six beauti Maas,, in the new edifice of Second W,,h • bachelor’s sentimental interest ful potted evergreens to it» decorations. ! Church of Christ, Scientist, Last 6Ui in the heart affaire of others the squire _____ > street and Holladay avenue, Sunday af . aide the lovers, quite blind to the fact Wagon for Sale iheaj^l.q ton camel- *r_no™1'1 T’”* _ that he hltnself ie succumbing to tl e No Rotten Wood ture will be repeated Monday evening charms of the bride-to-be. He furthers back, with cover, terms. Tabor I May 10, at 8 o’clock, at the Princes* ,h*'r l’lan* lu '“»rry by hurrying them Theatre, Arteta Station. All are cordial- to London in hie own coach, arriving W. A. Hall and Rov Hall left Monday ly invited. ,,B *be day of Queen Victoria’s corona- evening for their farm near Hermiston. J ' lion. I " -* 4-------------------------------- Woodmere school will put on a big Tree Barqdlns “* i entertainment on the evening of Friday I We now have in our sheds a quantity An Old Tims Advertlasment. |the 14tb. ID old newspapers the advert!»*- Address of trees, etc., in surplus, first class; to menta make interesting reading Here _____ J. Q Comely. Lents clean up, we offer less than half price. Is one from the London Chronicle of FOR RENT—Furnished room close PRICES—apples, 5c; pears, 8c; prunes, 1785: “Run A way. —Whereas Thomae in, also jarage. Phone Tabor 221".. Williams. Apprentice to John Clark of 9c; plums, 10c; peach. 7; choice grafted Queeuaborough. lu the Couuty of Kent, Ill First avenue lente. walnuts at Bargain ; like reductions qn. dredgerwan. has run away from his Ph- ne Tabor 2284 other stocks not listed herein, Pricee said master’s service and not been Miss Bessie Lightfoot left Sunday for will hold good as long as this ■iirplm heard of these three years, if the said R cs M cslc ZÌI V Main St. Lesta. Ore. a week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. lasts. Order now. Carlton Nursery Thomas Williams will return to Qis Jewel of Vancouver. master's service within throe months Co., Carlton, Oregon. JOHN DRfW Al Ht II 16 Hit AIRI ARE WE RIGHT! “MONEY” LOCAL AND PERSONAL East Side Bicycle Exchange Bicycles, Tires and Sundries 5 to 10 per cent Less than West Side. We Live in Low Rent District All Kinds Bicycle a°d Motorcycle Repairing * 421 Hawthorne Ave., Near Grand How About Your Spring Suit? Now is the Time to Order It! Come in and see the new line of Spring and Summer Models. We Guarantee Quality, Fit, and Style. For Sale JOHN MANZ, Tailor Dry, Dead Fir Wood B. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc. $3.50 Per Cord, Cash Mt. Scon. Leets and Portland Trunks 50c Each daily service Leave Baggage Cheek and Address at Plummer Drug Store. Third and Madison St. HORSE-SHOEING Wagon Repairing and General BLACKSMITHING Matt Greenslade, Foster Road NewMethodLaundry Tabor 3614 QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK Washed Graded Gravel Plastering Sand 82nd St. and 45th Ave. Phone Tabor 2063 J. F. Heyting J. P. Finley & Son Funeral Directors Montgomery and Fifth St One Place of Buxines* Only Experienced Woman in Attendane* Main Office Phone Main 9 A-1599 New and Second Hand Furniture 106 Main Street LOVETT Funeral Directors, embalmers CALL* «NSWCRID IN ANV FANT OS THC CITV 1.0 O F. BUILDING LENTS. OREGON YOUR LUMBER BILL Iwn- nml not bother you For our prices are as moderate a» as any and as our lumtwr ie so sound it lasts for years, you’ll not have another bill to pay for a long time. What is your present need? We carry every thing from heavy sill Irtm» to shingles after the date of this advertlasment he Mr. Ellis Thayer and son Warren of I The easiest way for a girl to catch a will be kindly received, aud whoever harbours him after this notice will be the West side, called on friends in Lenta husband is by not trying. prosecuted as the law directs. Edward Mills EXPRESS Baggage and General Hauling, Main Street, l^ents Sunday. 1 Mr. Price of Alpine, father of Mrs. I Walter Tyler, visited Mrs. Tyler this ’ week. Mrs. Dr. Hee* baa bad a severe at* tack of quinsy but has almost recovered from ite effects. The Hogue Cottage on 4th and Mt. Scott has been getting a new coat of paint this week. Master Paul Daniels celebrated tenth birthday by having a party at home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Tyler have moved from Woodmere to south Main . street, Lents. FOR SALE CHEAP—Fleming Shoe : Machine, foot or power; One work Jack ; Singer Shoe machine, Foster road, Lenta. J. C. Bristow. Prof. Dixon of the Woodmere school» ia entertaining Mra. Larson of Illinois, who is here in search of health for her son. Did You Ever Change Your Name! WE HAVE. We believe in trading in our own locality, so we have changed our name to fit our locality. Formerly the Rose City Laandry, now The Kem Park Laundry Right at Kem Park in Your Neighborhood The Laundry of five employees a month ago, and ten today - make it ewenty by June 1st. We hire local help, live in the locality, and spend our money here. Help boost the Mount Scott district: Give us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay asked. Kem Park Laundry 4802 69th Street S. E. The Copeland Lumber Company Phone Tabor 1371 Forter Road and Campbel) Hui. la-nu Station. Portland, Oregon Hay, Feed and Grain Washed Gravel, Sand |<1ET OUR PRICES Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster Phone Tabor 4199 mckinley 1 Block Eart of Main Ht. on Porter Bord GOOD LEGHORN egg* for hatching and baby chick*. Call Calkin* Poultry Farm, Gilbert Station, R. D. 1, lienta. Phone 1222. At the special meeting of the Rumel* rille Grange, on Saturday evening, for ty-four candidate« were voted on to take the First and Second degree* next Satur day night. And on the 29th day of May there will be special degree work conferred by Evening Star Grange. The special sale put on by Katzky Bros., thin week exceeded all previous record«. The crowds were so large that they had to cloee the doore for awhile. They drew people from all over the neighborhood. The Hickey home south of Kendall station has been robbed twice of late. The thieves take milk, butter and fruit. They have about cleaned out the canned fruit. Mr. Hickey beard them the laat time and went out to see what wae go ing on and they threw rocks at him. The Harmony Society will give » benefit social the evening of the 16th, the proceeds to go toward an invalid's chair for Susie Woody, who is a cripple. The affair will be held at Seward’s (Cormack’s) Hall. A good program is promised. ■■■ The regular monthly business meet ing of the I-enta Young Peoples* Al liance will meet in the «Evangelical Church next Tuesday evening, May 11, at H :00 o’clock sharp. Preparations are being made for a good time immediate ly after the business session. Strangers welcome. Herald Bargain Offer “THE FAMILY GROUP’ The Herald McCalls Magazine One McCall Dress Pattern Home Life................................. 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