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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1915)
Ty Cadwell is building a house for J. Kro*ch at Damascus. LOCAL AND PERSONAL No Place Like Home East Side Bicycle Exchange THE PANAMA FURNITURE CO. Mrs. Rethr-rford has been entertaining frieoda from Wisconsin. Bicycles, Tires and Sundries Are trying to build up Lents by »«lling New and Second Hand Furniture and Hardware as cheap r.s any place in Portland, ('all and wet OUR PRICES. All church, society, |wr»on»i and local new« not published tor prvSl. tree; notice. ot cn- tartalnmrnts. ronductrei lor pre it. publiahcd George Dilley has returned from hie al a JK minimun, ot 5o wonts. Announce mining experiences in Josephine ment- and card of thanks, same rate Advcr- Using rates quoted ou request. County. PHONI after a few day's illness. The |>aret>t» Mrs. Mac Roberta of Errol Heights have the sympathy of their tnanv | •pent Sunday with friends in H<iod friends in their bereavement. View. Double Bar Bicycle Regular 130.00, this week $26.00 Special Single Bar $24.00 Tubar S2ô7 Your Spring and Sum- mer Suit Needs Attention i Mrs. Thompson of 53d avenue has Several Lents people are still suffering from the small pox but the most of been ill this week but is reported better. them have recovered nicely. Mrs. G. W. Spring is spending th« Frank Barat row and wife are visiting season at the beach. Mrs. Barat row's mother at Fort Col lins, Colorado. C. A. and C. E. Fish, who are well known young men residing in Hood j Jas. Copeland wae in the motor boat View, recently returned from California delegation that spent the Fourth on where they spent their vacation. When I 1-ewis river. questioned as to the World's Fair they I reply, “Don't ask us. its too great fori Additon Bldg., Main Street, Lents Mr. and Mrs. Ball of Ariete attended words.'* Eastern Star l odge at lents Wednes day evening. Albert Bohnier, a resilient of Hood A GOOD HODSIHOLD SAI VE View Heights, is home for a vacation Phone Tat»or 416 J. H. Look, formerly of Faxon Park, Ordinary aliments and injuries are I from Cape Flattery. Talooah, Wash., GEORGE P. McLEAN has sold bis farm east of Gresham and where he is imptoyed as a light-house not of themselves serious, but infection Auto Trimmer has returned to Lents to live. keeper. While there lie picked up a or low vitality may make them dan REPAIR WGRK A8PKCIALTV generous collection of very interesting 1‘rlce. Kea.onablv Don’t neglect a cut, sore, Leslie Lock is home for a few weeks shells. He had the privilege of seeing a gerous. Nlth Hl near Mlh Are. • B. bruise or hurt because it's «mall. Blood <>l>p WuoUmrrv Uchcol. I'ortUn l. Ore«on visit with hie mother and other mem- ' nuinlier of foreign battleships on their Poison has resulted from a pin-prick or here of the family. way to. or from, battle. Three of them scratch. For all such ailments Buck- were the Idjztima, a Japanese laiat; len's Arnica Salve is excellent. It pro Lou McKinley has bought the Mc H. M S. H. Kent, an English cruiser, tects and heals the hurt; is antiseptic Kinley A Bundy Feed store and will which he -aw returning from a conflict kills infection and nrevents dangerous conduct a feed and fuel supply business. in which she aided in sinking a German Wagon Repairing and General complications. Good for all Skin boat, ami the Rainbow, another I Blemishes, Pimples, Salt Rheum, BLACKSMITHING H. E. Blovd of the Multnomah State English liner on her way to the battle Eczema. Get an original 2-ounce 25c Matt Greenslade, Foster Road Bank spent the Fourth on a motor trip | front. box from your Druggist. to Salem, Independence and Newberg. All Kinds Bicycle We clean and press to look like new, and at prices so reasonable that no one can afford to look untidy. Well Fitting Clothes make the man. We have them in latest styles and pat terns. Get our prices before ordering 421 Huwthorne Ave., Near Grand Tillamook Seashore Resorts mjiere thousands of people delight t<> »|>end their summer vacation JOHN MANZ, Tailor 5 Hours From Portland over the moot wonderful scenic trip on the American Continent Two Daily Trains Tillamook Passenger - -*Lv. Portland 7:45 a. m. Seashore Special ... Lv. Portland 1:40 p. m. Parlor Observation (’ar with buffet luneli on tlie “Seashore H|>scial” Daily and Week End Fares FROM ALL POINTS Ask for folder 'Seashore Tillamook County* giving list of hotels, rates, etc. A Visit to the Two HORSE-SHOEING Aroused His Curiosity, “I’m sorry 1 told the boss that be Mr. and Mre. Rovlston of Idaho have rented the Bowman house on Fifth couldn't get along without me. 1 just avenue and will make their home in aroused bls curiosity." “Aroused his curiosity?" Lents. “Tea. He was curious to know If what 1 said was so and decided to Arnold Eggiman is getting along nice make the experiment."—Detroit Free ly with that amputated tìnger. He Press. still has several others that may in Encouraging. time succumb to the cleaver. Doctor—Well. Casey, are the eye« Improving? Patient—Sure they are. The I. O. O. F. Lodge of Multnomah air. Doctor—Can you see better; can County spent a joyous Fourth at Bonne you see the nurse now? Patient—Sure ville. A number of those who attended I can thot. sir. Faith, she gets plainer and plainer I very day.—London Opin were from the lodge at Lente. ion. Clyde Sager and family spent the Fourth at Oswego Lake and as a eon- TIRED. AC MUSCLES ttl*6 KEUEVED Hard work, over-exertion, mean stiff, sequence of the big feed Clyde has been sore muscles. Sloan’s Liniment lightly indiepoeed for several «lay«. applied, a little quiet, and your soreness “Nothing ever Mrs. Walter Webb and children came disappears like magic. I up from the farm below Kalama to helped like your Sloan's Liniment. can never thank you enough, ” writes spend the Fourth in Lents with relatives one gratified user. Stops suffering, and friends. aches and pains. An excellent counter- irritant,better ami cleaner than mustard. Frank Page of Lente wae injured Sun All Druggists, 25c. Get a bottle today. day in a collision between his light Penetrates without rubbing. wagon and a machine driven by J. R. Kelly at 1051 Gladstone avenue. There is more Catarrh in tills section cf the country than all oth’-r Giaea»* a put together, and until th*- last .’ears Katzky Brothers and families all was supposed to incurat* • w a tried out their machines on the trip to great many years doctor« prono. - J it » local di«« ’¡ if »- ar d r»r«-s< ribe • Io d r Mt. Hood last Sunday. They report a dies, and by constantly faiiiug t > V U 11. with local treatment. pn-noun< d incur- good trip. able. Science has proven «’atari1 <• » • ?. constitutional disease, and tli«r«iui- i - quires constitutional tr» tm* u liaK’ Cure, mannfin ”ir< d by F. J The Milwaukee water line is now con Catarrh Cheney & Co., Toledo. O'w». t on’ nected with the Bull Run by an eight Constitutional cure on th* m: r • »♦ 1» :■ taken Internally. It art« <!ir« tiy o , • inch water main which is expected to blood and mucous surfa. es of t #. syste t. supply the town with a crystal flow- of They offer one hundred do.:-rs for a ,y rase ft fails to cure. Errd L■; » r'-alars pure. unadulterated Adams Ale. and testimonials Lot 14 of the Fieber property on Foe- ter road wae sold by Wiley A Allen last week to Mre. Neilsen Peterson. They are repairing the bouee preparatory to moving into it. Mre. -arah Foster of Fourth Avenue goes to Dalles Bunday where she will visit acquaintances. From there she will go to Tillamook, being gone in all over a month. G. E. Brookman of Lents was seriously injured about the head Sunday at east Forty-seventh and Division, by being struck while riding in a buggy, by a jitney driven by G. E. Harmon. Address F J CHENEY & CO.. Tu»«do.O Fold by Druggists 75r Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. I WILL GIVE SWOO If I FAIL to CURE *1 CANCER «TUMOR i tint tutors it POISONS toey (Mx « Stocks» to BONE Mrs. Eva Waymouth, who has lieen visiting relatives in Hood View, re- turned to her home at I'niversity to prepare for atrip to Detroit, Mich., where she intends to make her future home. WithMtKiifiirPaia - PAY Until CUREDf Special Fares In July t*> San Francisco, Ixw Angele» and Han Diego on certain date» with stop-oven in either direction Four Fine Trains Daily in Each Direction NewMethodLaundry Did You Like The Band? / Learn to Play This Summer CORNET TROMBONE MELLOPHONE ALTO TENOR BASS FRENCH HORN Rates Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed Low'd! C. Bradford Stop-Overs At Expositions Tabor 3614 QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK Al) tickets to the E*«t via California permit stop-overs st Han Francisco and Ixe Angeles to see the Expositions Aslt nearest Agent for “Calilornia and Its Two World Expositions'' and “Way Side Notes Hliasta Route.” SOUTHERN PACIFIC Washed Graded Gravel John M Scott. General Passenger Agent, I’uetland Oregon Plastering Sand 82nd St. and 45th Ave. Phone Tabor 2063 L = U = M = B-E-R J. F. Heytin# LATH, SHINGLES BUILDERS HARDWARE RUBEROID ROOFING to Ready For Business Sash and Doors Interior Finish Tabor 4140 The Cash Shoe Repair Shop and Shining Parlor Wood and Coal in any quantity KING COAL HAY and F Nothing but the Best Come and See Us of Quality and Service Phone Orders Promytly Filled Tabor 619 6009 Main St., next to Wiley & Allen, Lents Sta. Wilberg-Oppegard Investment Co. 6924 Foster Road Near 70th Street Pbose Tsbor 22X4 Re.Mcsce 211 N. Msta St. Lesli, Ors. Edward Mills Eggiman’s Market Mt. Scott. Lewis «nd Porttssd Washed Gravel, Baggage^and General Hauling, Lime, Wall and Trunks 50c Each Land Plaster The Market with the Bfg Business and the Small Profits EXPRESS Sand, Cement, OUR HOME CURED PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST DAILY SERVICE , l«*ave Baggage Check and Address at Plummer Drug Store. Third and Madison 8t. ■ g. H. L. Alexander of LaGrande has 120-FACE BOOK e nt FREE, 10.0«) te.lt- g Q 'M, J JI come to Lents to be near his son, Fred monial«. Writ, t. ws. X R. Alexander. Mr. Alexander is a veteran blacksmith of the eastern Oregon country and feels that he has itf’lNPtD andalwayRpolaonideeparm- ’» V MN U tn pit »land, and KUS OUtCKLY earned a merited change in occupation. One woman In every 7 die. of cancer—U A. report We refuae many who wait Um long A mu.I die Poor cured at ball price If cancer is yet .mall Mr. and Mre. J. Gribble of Woodmere Dr.lMr$.Dr.CHAMLEY»CO.£MT^f mourn the lows of their little four year “Strictly RWIaM«. Grattttt Cancer Ss.cl.lltt llttn«' 4340 I 436E Valsncia St, San Francisco, Cal. old eon, Jack, who parsed away Friday 'NDLY MAIL THIS !)>■<««• CANCER Expositions l«ow Round Trip Fares Daily Mi WRITTEN 6UARANTH\ No X Ray or other w • wlndle. An Island J rCURED plant ni««< sth> • ire^g Any TUMOR. luwun, tusir IUMF ’ ' 'I AT SOBÉ f ---- on the lip, or body long is orbody la | cancer ; it World st San Francisco and San Ihrgo is an event ol • life-liuie an*l one you cannot afford to mil« Pimples, Skm Blemishes. Eczema Cured No odds how serious, bow long stand ing your case, there's help for you in every particle of Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment. It wipes out all trace of your ailment, and leaves your ekin clean and soft as a child’s. Hund rede of users have sent voluntary letters of thanks. Just try one box. It will mean freedom from suffering and em- barrasment. Motorcycle Repairing A fine line of home grown garden produce, Berries and small fruits in season. EGGIMAN BROS., Lents, Oregon Right Prices, Prompt Delivery Any LUMPin WOMAN S BREAST McKinley & Co 9326 Foster Road Hama, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Picklea. Fresh MeatH Daily. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal. Eggs, Bottled Pickles and Sauces J. P. Fi n ley & Son Funeral Directors Montgomery and Fifth Kt Tabor 968 One Place of Buttine«« Only JI. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc. funeral Directors, Embalmers CALLS ANSWERED IN ANY PART OF THE CITY TABOR 6267 I.O.O.F. BUILDING LENTS, OREGON “MONEY” The mint makes It and under the terms of the CONTINENTAL MORT- GAGE COMPANY you can secure it at 6 per cent for any legal purpose on ap proved real estate. Terms easy, tell 11« ! your wants and we will co-operate with yon. PETTY & COMPANY 513 Denham Bldg. Denver, Colo. Experienced Woman in Attendance Main Office Phone Main 9 A-1599 I s w f CALIFORNIA PAe^icuiAR F or 4 ccNTj IN STAMPS WRITE roa nxofe tn 8'JILDHKr LOT AfiûBlU CALIFORNIA