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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
ARE WE RIGHT I THE PANAMA FURNITURE CO. Are trying to build up Itents by selling New and Second Hand Furniture «nd Hardware as cheap as anv place in Portland. Call and get OUR PRICES. An automobile belonging to J. E Schärpe of SiHti Ruth avenue was stolen by a couple of joy rider» from Bittedsav and Taylor Monday night. The machine was recovered at 12th and Alder, early Tuesday morning. The hoys were taken to jail. fitVtN flltS A MIMI It IS RtCOKilOfMASII BAI I East Side Bicycle Exchange Bic veles. Tires and Sundries A l-ait that In tweiity militile caught 220 fl.es deuion«trated ita super mrilv over tour othrr kinda <>f lialt in an ex« 5 to 10 per cent Less than WE CI RE LOXl.lXESS! PHONE Tabor S267 periment condiicted bv thè VuiverMty The Young People's Alliance of West Side. We Live in of Oregon exlension divisimi for thè — Evangelical Church. Low Rent District. PERSONS THI S AFFLICTED un* Ireuetit of thè manv commi! rities in requested to meet with us every Sunday Oregon that are conducting flv fighting evening at 6:45 p. m. Visitors an- es campaign thia sprlng. The hall that The mint makes it and under the pecially invited to attend our blivinetm wou can tre triade in a le* minute« un terms of the CONTINENTAL MORT AU Kinds Bicycleand Motorcycle Repairing and MH-ial meeting at the church, Tues any lami or In any hiiuaehold at an ex- GAGE COMPANY you can secure it at AU church. •t'cltiy. personal and local news day, J une !, at 8 p. ni. pense of two or three canta, 6 per cent for any legal purpose on ap not published for proMt. tree, notice« ot »tv 421 Hawthorne Ave., Near Grand mula for it la a« follo*« proved real estate. Term« easy, tell us Urtalnmenls. conducted tor proSl. published Make a tirali maah mixed vrrv wet at a Jbc mintmun. ot St' wonts. Announce your wants and we will co-operate with Tlie officers of the Epworth la-ague of witti waste potato water ami «kunmed ments and card of thanks, same rate Adver you. the M. E. Church lield a banquet at milk, and sweetenéd with mola»«*» or tising rates quoted on request the home of the Pastor, W. Boyd Moore ; bown sugar. PETTY 4 COMPANY l’ut in plentv i>( adiva FOR SALE : Good young horse, wt. Wednesday tveiling, at which the plans ' yeast ao that thè lutili alti ferment 513 Denham Bldg. Denver, Colo. 1,000. Inquire at Herald office. tor the years work were made and 1 furiously. methods of work were discussed. Both Thia maah irut luto a properly con The new Firai National Rank of Port The Eastern Star held a very inter tlie new and retiring cabinet were pres- structed aìre tly trap to that I lie tile« land to cost 'tAhOOO may be built of esting meeting Wednesday evening. J ent. The color scheme for the decora ' canno! gel at il troni the outside will tion was red and white, these being thr 1 «tiraci tire peata troni almost any other Oregon cut stona. 1 league colors. > (o-xl iu thè ueightwirhood. Otto Katxky is building a new garage In thè exprriment thè fullowlng Ave —new auto in view. INVENTIONS WE NEED. Come in and see the new line of Spring and Summer Models. I baita were put into competition : l. Ordinary table avrup. We Guarantee Quality, Kit, and Style. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Allen report from Plenty of Opportunities For Would Bw •> Decayed lianann and Could Be Edieone. Superior, Montano*, where Mr. Allen 3. Canned salmon that had t>ern ex- The world la full of would be Edi- la * has a position. posed to tlie sun until tainted eons, and the point we want to bring 4. Tainted crab. out la that quite a lot of them are Main Street, I^nts 5. The mash described above. Mrs. Tibbles of Woodmere entertained could t>e Edisons. Each of these five pre|>arati»ns wax the Mountain View Rebekah Lodge. A man invented the stocking frame for weaving silk stocking*. 11s got the | put into a trap and the traps were set Tuesday afternoon. idea while he sat watching his wife | outside at a tly rendezvous near a The Cash Shoe Repair Shop work. But surely he wasn't the Drat slaughterhouse. At the end of twenty Rev. E. Waltz will speak at the la-nts man who sat and watched tile wife minutes the catches were as follows: formerly located next Baptist Church. Lord's Day morning work. Batt No. ' — Four tlie*. at night. There Is a huge fortune for the man to Eggiman Bros., has I The pastor will speak Bait No. 2—Ten flies. ___________ who can commercialize weeda The Funeral Directors, Embalmers Bait No. 3—Twelve files. moved to 6009 Main raw material is Inez ba us tl hie, for It » CALLS ANSWERED IN ANV PART Of THE CITV About one hundred children from the reuews Itself automatically every year. Bait No. 4—Thirty nine Hies. Lenta schools will participate in the It might pay a reader in the paper Bait No. <5—Two hundred and twenty Street, South of Car TABOR 6267 tiles Ruf“ Festival parade*. making trade to follow up this Idea •0.0.F. BUILDING LENTS. OREGON I Track, next to Wiley “1 think a properly constructed trap Then we want a paint that will last & Allen. Lents Station Secretary Daniels and Representative as long as the material upou which It halted with the fermenting mash will Gardner appear to be bombarding each la placed and an iron that won't rust. catch every hungry flv within a block «OOOOO« Ws want something that will counter if the day is warm and sunny and thr am omo» «»« mk other with asphyxiating gases. I act the wearing effect of tbs at mo« Hies can get into the trap readily,** said ph ere. It’a going to be Invented some Dr. C. F, Hodge, professor of social It certainly is patriotic in that Cali- day. and It may as well be done now. biology at the Uaiveisity of Oregon. Pb oe Tibor 2284 fl YOUR LUMBER BILL fornia volcano to “resume activity and you who read this tnay as well be “Honey mixed with this Ixit adds to tesMeece 211 N. Main St. Leet*. Ore. the person to do IL while the exposition is in progress. fl In some remote corner of the earth the cost and probably does not make it ben- net« I not bother you. For any better. There are baits that will Edison tnay tie ex- today a could be our prices an- ax moderate ax fl Girls are said to excel men in making pertmenting with the |KHislbllltles of draw tiles even lietter than this mash «« any and ax our lumber la ao war munitions, their lifelong experience cities on the sea. There are millions but they are too offensive to descrilie sound it laatx lor year«, you’ll with powder giving them special skill. of square miles of water that are more 1 ami too dangerous to use. The die- Ml. Scon, Lents sad Portland or less wasted, and sooner or later, as | charges from open sores of animals are ___________ not have another bill to pay the land area of the earth becomes 1 one type. The character of the foods for a long time. What is your Clarence White went to Seattle Mon crowded, iwople will Inevitably take to that flies delight in show ho* great a preM-nt need? Wr carry every Baggage and General Hauling, day for an operation, after which he cities on the sea. menace to mankind the fly really is.” Above all. keep your eyew on Nature, i will go to Colorado for a time. thing from heavy «ill l»-aiiis to Flies love a variety. In a brewery a who Is continually maklug Inventions Trunks 50c Each — shingles which she never protects with pateuta trap should be bailed with milk; in a fl tjuestions may arise as to whether —Stray Storiee. dairy with beer. The fermenting mash DAILY SERVICE warning in advance palliates a ships probably attracted so large a nunitier in fl ! destruction or serves only to emphasize competition with the tainted crab tie What Fort cause the experiment waa tried near a Leave Baggage Check and Address i the premeditation. “Pop. what kind of crops can they slaughter bouse where flies had been at Plummer Drug Store. -------- I plant Ln the sea water?” Phone Tabor 1371 glutted with animal food. Third and Mattison St. I Lenta Rebekahax elected officers Fri- ( “No crops, you foolish child.” Foster Road and Campbell Sts. leiitx Station, Portland, Bn-gon ! day evening of last week. Those elected j “Then why are vennels always plow- First Moving Pictures. were: N. G., Anna McNeal; V. G., tng the ocean?”—Exchange. Tbs Ont moving picture machine ■ Coral Benge , Sec., Mamie Cox ; Treas., | was patented in 1807 In 1893 the Mrs. Smith. A Considerats G,rl. Madge—He xnld you were very pune- cinematograph was produced by Lu- i thal. Marjorie—Why shouldn't he? 1 mler. Thia was the first machine to Suspicion arises that matrimonial never kept him waiting more than project on n screen pictures from a film Edison Improved upon this ma hints would be more conductive to half an hour In my life -Llpplncott’a chine tn 1896. when he produced the wedded bliss if there weren't so many If you cannot get grapes, «ays a Rua vltascope. These machines provided I of them. the models for the improved types In elan proverb try an apple use today. — Philadelphia Press. Henry Cromer went to Seattle Wed- Better Than Nothing. Woman. "TH be pretty busy on this trip.” be | nesday evening to demonstrate to tiie "Women are dreams,” murmured the , i-ounty oflicials his method of laying began. “1 know." interrupted his wife. "Here sentimentalist, gazing on a group of street paving. are forty or fifty love letters you wrote them In ailk attire. me when we were engaged Take them "You bet they are." the practlcaltot Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster snapped back at the murmurous one. H. G. Arthur, who lives near Lents along and mall me one every day “and dreams go by contraries, all Junction, now has a boy to bear tlie Louisville Courier-Journal light.”—Judge. honors of the Arthur name. John Ed win was born on the 25th. “MONEY” J LOCAL AND PERSONAL How About Your Spring Suit? Now is the Time to Order It! JOHN MANZ, Tailor Notice JI. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc. 0 0 0 Í Edward Mills EXPRESS The Copeland Lumber Company 9 fl Hay, Feed and Grain Washed Gravel, Sand GET OUR PRICES M c K inley & Mrs. G. A. Turpin, formerly of Lent«, now of Eugene. Oregon, is visiting at the home of her brother, Philip Quinlin, 49th avenue and 87th street. FOR SALE CHEAP—Fleming Shoe Machine, foot or power; One work Jack; Singer Shoe machine, Foster road, Lente. J. C. Bristow. J. P. Finley&Son Funeral Directors Montgomery and Fifth Nt One Place of Bneineee Only Experienced Woman in Attendance Main Office Phone Main 9 A- 1599 New and Second Hand Furniture 106 Main Street LOVETT The Sniggles family will make their first appearance while in Lents, at the Evangelical church, Tuesday, June 1, at 8 p. m. Everybody welcome. Ad minion free. ■ I The Stork visited the home of P. J. j Lewin, of 94th street again and left Wil- j liam Lloyd Lewis to make his future | home here. This wax on Monday, the 24th. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church will hold their June Meeting at the church next Wednesday. June 2. There will be a program of music and readings, plenty of good things to eat and useful things for sale. You are invited. PAPER HANGING—12 50 per room and up. Tinting and painting, I carry my own paper and material anA can work for less. Country work •olicited. Have my own conveyance. Lovett, 106 8. Main. Lenta. Miss Hepburn of the Deaconess’ Home on Ankeny street, spoke to the Ep- worth league last Sunday evening, her subject being "Are the Children of our city having a fair chance”. 8he abo occupied the evening preaching hour, she captivated her audiences, who hope she will come again. 1 Block Eart oí Main Nt. on Fortt-r Hord Herald Bargain Offer 1 “THE FAMILY GROUP” The Herald McCalls Magazine One McCall DTess Pattern Home Life............................................ 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