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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1915)
R. R Carlson and K. L. Thorpe of ' Gresham paid tents a bust ns«« visit on Monday afternoon. fl. D. Kenworthy and Co. Inc. Your Spring and Sum mer Suit Needs Attention Mr and Mrs. Jensen and family of Sheridan. Wyoming, an* visiting Win. Boland. Mrs. Jensen'» |tarent*. They will nmide in Oregon. Tnneral Directors, emNIniers CALLS ANSWERED IN ANY PART OF THE CITY We clean and pre«« 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 TABOR 526T I.O.O F. BUILDING LENTS, OREGON Latter heads, envelopes, cards, bill beads, auction notices and posters, dodgers, announcement«, etc, at Mt. Scott Pub. Co., office, Lents. Work on Warrenton's new *13»,0 h > gravity water system has commenced. |30tU will ba spent surveying Yaquioa bar with a view of obtaining a 25 foot channel. Miller-Mowrey Lumber Co Lumber for all Purposes. - ■ Most Complete Line in all Mt. Scott Statesmen are aaid frequently to suf far from stag« fright John Stuart Mill ■tterly collapsed on one occasion when asked to apeak tn public. Ttie late Mgr. Henson was another who was se rioualy afflicted wbenevsr be bad to preach. Shingles, Lath, Sash, Doors, Builders Hardware, Building and Roofing Paper PhoneHao™2<i I WILL GIVE $1000 IIIFUtaCMtwCMta.nMMiw Lents Junction . LOCAL AND PERSONAL AU chtuvh. society, personal and local news not published tor proSt. tree: notices of en tertainments. conducted for nroSt. published at a tec minimun. of SO words. Announce ments and card of thanks, same rale. Adver tising rates quoted on request a. i... - «. MHl--- visiting Me mini ■ ■ wtndl«. An Ulutd plant n^^eathecur« ttef ch T k lip, tace Mrs. Wright and children have re turned from Middleton. or body long Is CANCER: tl never pa in» until tael >ta«e saws Mrs. Darling of Fifth avenue has l*en very ill of late. AMi* CB 15 P uARUEII Wagon Repairing and General BLACKSMITHING Matt Greenslade, Foster Road Additon Bld«., Main Street, I«enU Tabor 3614 QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK Tillamook Seashore Resorts wlierr thousands ot people delight to s|a<nd their summer vacation 5 Hours From Portland Washed Graded Gravel over the mini wonderful scenic trip on the American Continent Plastering Sind Tillamook PaMenger - - Lv. Portland 7:46 a. m. Seashore Special ... Lv. Portland 1:40 p. m. 82nd St. and 45th Ave. Phone Tabor 2063 Two Daily Train» Parlor tIbeervation tar with buffet lunch on U m * "Heaahore Special" Daily and Week End Fares FROM ALL POINTS Ask tor folder 'Seashore Tillamook County' giving lieto! itotele, ratew, etc. .A Visit to the Two World Expositions at ban Franci»«x> and San Diego Is an event of a life-time and one you cannut afford u> atlas WOMAN S BREAST it and always polaona deep arm- pit tlan.fa and KILLS OUtaar On« woman Inerery 7dl«eotcancer—I'A. report We retuse rainy who well too long A Must die Poor cured st halt price It cancer la yet atnaII Dr. I Mrs. Ir. CUBLEY A CO. Strict», MaSta. i <340 I 43g£v NOLY MAIL Special Fares In July Io Han Fran.iaco, law Ang«k-S and Han Diego on certain dates» Edward Mills I xjw Round Trip Fares Daily Mt. Scan. Leal, aa4 Portlaad with stop-overs in «ilher direction -------- SScTc!. EXPRESS CANCER Baggageman«! General Hauling, Stop-Overs At Expositions Trunks 50c Each All tickets to the East via California permit stop-overs at San Francisco anti U s Angeles io see the Ex|x>aition« DAILY SERVICE Ask near.-«i Agent Mr "California and Ita Two Wori«l EipoMtiotw" and "Way bide Noten Hhaata Route." in Rev. W. Boyd Moore and his son Stanford exchanged pulpits last Sunday C. S. H ulen is putting up a new house morning and evening. in Rolley Additeti. Ed Thurston is farming this summer Wm. Anda is improving a house in and has begun to harvest his crop of vegetables. Ammon Acree. Four Fine Train« Daily in Each Direction SOUTHERN PACIFIC Ixwve Baggage Check and Address at Plummer Drug Store. Third and Madison St. WANTED—To buy a good, cheap W. L. Rice of Latuang, Mich., called Hove. T. C. Conned, corner, «7th on tlx- Hogues, Tuesday and Wednes avenue and 87th street. day. J. P. Finley & Son David Hoefer of Gilbert street came Jas. N. Davis, brother to Mrs. Bryant home from eastern Oregon last week. of Park Avenue, died very suddenly at He got his arm broken and is taking a Camas. Wash.. Tuesday. rest while recovering. Mrs. Stella Caldwell, is visiting her Barney Katzky, wife and daughter, mother, Mrs. Darnell, of 92d street and of St. Louis, enroute to California pointe, Gilbert road. are visiting Batzky Brothers, and fami- lies in Lents. The W. (J. B. Class of tbe Friends Church gave a ’'frankfurter roast'' last LOST—Mnley Jersey cow. light colored, milking, halter, gentle, He- Saturday evening and enjoyed a great ward for information. 6110, 4th Ave., success. Lente. Fred Love. Axel Kildahl made the trip last Sun Miss Martin of Pittsburg, Pa., and day to The I»alien, and returned by way Miss Edith Bedford of Cleveland, Ohio, of Government Camp, 175 mile«, in enroute home from the fair, are visiting twelve hours. the Turner family on "1st avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Leach of Fourth avenue A. D. Kenworthy and wife and Mrs. entertained Rev. Firth of Toit, Wash., Kenworthy's sister, Mrs. Smith, and H. the first of the week. They were former A. Darnall, wife and mother, saw the friends in Nebraska. Columbia Highway as far a- Oneontia, Tuesday morning. The Lents basket ball team was de- feated at Lincoln Park July 22. The Mis* Amelia Rasmussen, Tabor night score was 25 to 10. This is tbe first chief operator of the Pacific Telephone game they have ever played so it was Co., has been transferred to San Fran- not a bad showing. ciso where she is taking up long distance operating. Mrs. Mary Thomas of 4th avenue is earning an enviable reputation in weav WANTED—An industrious man who ing rugs, pillow covers and carpet* from can earn 1100 per month and expenses rags. Mrs. Thomas is a deserving retailing our products to farmers Must woman whom it w«x>ld be a kindness to have some means for starting expenses remember. and furnish contract signed by 2 re sponsible men. Address W. T. Raw- The Lente playground ball team de leigh Company, Oakland, Calif., giving feated the Arleta team by a score of 17 age, occupation and references. to 5 Sunday. McGargle, the pitcher for l-ents allowed only five hits. The Both Lents girls’ ball teams have won Lente players made seventeen hits off their first game The seniors beat the Arleta pitchers. Battery for Lente: Kenilworth Park 45 to 1. They will be McGargle and Chamberlain. Battery «»»ntenders for the championship. The for Arleta: Trigg and Timmerman. junior girls beat Arleta 26 to 23. We also have hopes for them. The junior boys playground base ball team of Lente Park defeated Arleta AGENTS WANTED to sell Goodwin's July 22, at Arleta, 8 to 5. Babe Peek, Powdered Enamel. This is the only tbe youngest and smallest member of preparation on the market whereby tin tbe team, got the only home run ot the ware. graniteware, and all articles coat game. The boys are out after the city ed with porcelain, may readily be re playground championship. paired : also chipped spots on bath tuba, toilets, etc. No heat or tools reejuired. M. N. Sanders returned Sunday from It is a ready seller. Sample and terms Warrenton where he had the contract 15c W. M. Goodwin, 5274Q 45th Ave. to do the plumbing on their new high S. W.. Seattle, Wash. school. He reports a fine outing and at the same time a profitable contract. He Mi* Ida Birthissen of Lente, and her has several other jobe in view and is eotiHin, John Jay. applied at the court utilizing hie time in a profitable way bouse Tuesday for a marriage license. even if times are a little slow. Being cousins they threaten to go out side the three mile limit at sea unless Announcements are out for the the authorities pennit them to marry in golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Oregon. These poor deluded young Drake. The wedding will be held at people have concluded there is no one in the Friendl Church on Thursday even all the wide world suitable for com ing. Invitations have been issued to panionship except themselves. Any old numerous friends and acquaintances rose is just as good as another if our and it is expected that there will be a eyes are trained to discover its beauties. fine attendance. JOHN MANZ, Tailor, NewMethodLaundry J. F. Heyting No*V*8ajr*o« other Miss Britt of Newberg is visiting Mise Clara Vaaghn of Watson Station. ------------------------------------------------------ 1 Mu* Margaret Royston of 4th avenue J ob . Copeland and wife are spending a has gone to Frisco for a months' visit. week at Bay Ocean. - - - Geo. Walrotl and wife are parents of a ' The Lathes Aid social at Uie M. E. parsonage was an enjoyable succese and girl baby born last Friday. well attended. Mrs. Thoe. Popham is Kalama. * Stag« Fright. HORSE-SHOEING Funeral Directors Montgomery and Fifth St One Place of Business Only Experienced Woman In Attendance Jahn M Scott. General Paaaenger Agent, Portland Oregon L-U-M-B-E-R LATH, SHINGLES BUILDERS HARDWARE RUBEROID ROOFING Sash and Doors Interior Finish Main Office Phone Main 9 Nothing but the Best A-1599 f of Quality and Service * Wood and Coal Phone Orders Promytly Filled Tabor 619 The Cash Shoe in any quantity Repair Shop Wilberg-Oppegard Investment Co. KING COAL Is ready to do your « Work Now, Promptly 6924 Foster Road Near 70th Street Satisfaction Assured HAY and E 3 3^ Visit our SHINING STAND Washed Eggiman’s Market Our Motto Gravel, Sand, Cement, “GOOD SERVICE” The Market with the Bfg Business and the Smail Profits 6009, Main St. Near l.ents Station OUR HOME CURED PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST “MONEY” Hama, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Pickles. Fresh Meats Daily. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal. Eggs, Bottled Pickles and Sauces Lime, Wall and Land Plaster Right Prices, Prompt Delivery The mint make* it an<l under the, terms of th.- CONTINENTAL MORT-, GAGE COMPANY yon can secure it at 6 per cent for any legal purpose on ap- i proved real estate. Term* easy. tell ns i your want* and we will co-operate with ¡you. A fine line of home grown garden produce, Berries and small fruits in season. EGGIMAN BROS., Lents, Oregon PETTY & COMPANY 513 Denham Bldg. McKinley & Co Denver, Colo. 1» The Herald $1 per Year 9326 Foster Road Tabor 968 CHILDREN ARE WHJ) OVER IT A GOOD HOUSEHOLD SALVE Il IS Iha pHIrg help I-W husv mothers that ha, eve» been 4rviae4 Ordinary ailments and injuries are not of themselves serious, hut infection or low vitality may n'ske them dan gerous. Don’t neglect a cut, sore, bruise or hurt because it's small. Bkxxl Poison has resulted from a pin-prick or scratch. For all such ailments Buck- len’s Arnica Salve is excellent. It pro tects and heals the hurt; is antiseptic kills infection and vrevents dangerous complications. Good for all Skin Blemishes, Pimples, Salt Rheum, I Eczema. Get an original 2-ounce 25c box from your Druggist. A POSTAL CARD BRINGS YOU A COPY a <Mi _ .»»•». „„ || I Pimpltx. Sliin Blemishes, Eczema Cared No odds how serious, how long stand ing your case, there's help lor you in every particle of Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment. It wipes out ail trace of your ailment, and leaves your skin clean and soft as a child’s. Hundreds of users have sent voluntary letters of thanks. Just try one box. It will mean freedom from suffering sod em- barrasment. 1J6. ft S' Something To Do >3 T m A. _ ¡PUL I «OMETHINO TO DO i«ttl* MAM ■ 1 — 1 ” ' THE HERALD $1.00 PER YEAR