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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1915)
l - u - m - b - e - r Eggiman’s Meat Market Week End Market Bargains Katzky Bros. Department Store Special Friday Cash Sales Ì.40 .... ■ • • 50c 3 cans Red Cross Tomatoes Ghirardellis Ground Chocolat, 1 pound can . of Quality and Service ... 25c 7 Boxes Matches............................................ Your attention is called to our complete lines of Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, Shoes, and Hardware. Guaranteed Creamery Pfip Butter, 2 lb. Roll . . . DUu Nothing but the Best I Wilberg-Oppegard Investment Co. Vegetable Depot AU church, tocl.ty. personal and local news not published lor proSt. tree; notices ot en tertainments, conducted tor profll. published st a Ke minlmun, ot ho words. Announce ments and card ot thanks, sams rate. Adver tising rates quoted on request. Mias Carol Hogue spent Saturday at Riverdale. Mrs. A. J. Bundy is mother this week. visiting her Miss Myrtle McNeil spent her Thanks giving holidays visiting her parents. Lo well Bradford and wife of Hillsboro spent Thanksgiving holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bradford. Mrs A. D. Kenworthy io enjoying a visit from her brother, F. W. Smith, civil engineer in government employ. 6924 Foster Road Near 70th Street Ladies Coats Special Lot $8.48 Call and See Them Call and see our Oregon All-Wool Men’s Suits fit with two pair pants, extra values . . . . H>lUs We Are Dealers in Everything Katzky Bros 5806-5808-5810-5812 Ninety-Second Street Oregon Fall and Winter Patterns O. A. C. Latest Styles imiiiiiiiimii'iiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiimi SUITS AND TOP COATS PARMERS' AND HOME-MAKERS' WEEK sad RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES Our Clothing is as Stylish as the best City Tailored and Moderate in price January j to 8, toiO Live Information. Pruticsl Help fur the Soar the Harm thr Community REPAIRING, Coavealxm* of Oregon • GrroteM Induatrlaa Conference* ■ n Oregon • M»»*t Vital Problem* UMCTUMEs PR MONUT RATION s- KKHlHiriOXM K * I KMTAlKMKNTt . Additon Bldg., Main Street, Lents 4. I9lf> ■1 »’• *> ♦»» u Nul bbrIL II. A.- '' *• k Of •* il«<u-*> \ t. \ M M CMOPH, Course* li» I* tt t ' » I t iM » % WO m K. SOll.H bT * . »• K ih »r G, C<><>K- ron.ntv <AI-I » A4 IH. KOMK ING. *K’VI ' * »¡ot I I’HttUb. MOAD Nt • GV . 1V-IN». S _______ ..MIMAI. Bl’H.Id •< 9 14 1 l'N< \ » OKC.AMZ maa K» ri.vG. Corre*p «nd n* «• (mi»-*» U i •ri Tullio« r» h.*’F* <■♦•» ti ti- Mil*«. M* du erti r.ii»ruM«i rate* A FraAtival A i t Appli' IL. I . . r— For program write to T~* Co .e<0 £«c’unge, Orerò* Agricultural Lori eg*. Coopti» Gw 1.’ I lo 11) Ä; - ’ Mrs. Hanaway of east 37th street visited her many friends in Lents on Tuesday of this week. HORSESHOEING Wagon Repairing and General BLACKSMITHING Matt Greenslade, Foster Road sgasa*» r NewMethodLaundry L. 8. Millspaugh of Heppner has been spending a few days with relatives and former acquaintances in Lenta and Portland L. 8. Klineman of Hillsboro ha« moved to Lenta and will live on 84th street. Victor Coriteaux has traded his proper ty at Battleground tor the Augustine place on Stella Street. On Several ALMOST NEW Tabor 3614 Cook Stoves, $5.00 to 6.00 QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK Each While They Last. New and Second Hand Fur niture Very Cheap. Call Washed Graded Gravel and Investigate. Panama Furniture & Hdw. Sture Lumber for all Purposes. Most Complete Line in all Mt. Scott Shingles, Lath, Sash, Doors, Builders Hardware, Building and Roofing Paper Lents J unction THE HERALD $1.00 PER YEAR Very Reasonable Prices and Workmanship. Reliable nono 92nd st. South of car line 1-enta Station, Portland, Ore. tiler Wird Deutsch, t'ugarish and Serbisch (ieachprochem Plastering Sand 82nd St. and 45th Ave. Phone Tabor 2063 R. Heyting: Mrs. Mary V. Hill of Weston, Nebraska, han come to .«pend the winter with her pi,ter, Mr». 8. C. Bryant, of Park avenue. Phone Tabor ¿2M Resldesce ZI I N. Maia St Lesta, Ora. Edward Mills Mt. Scott, Leals sod Portlssd EXPRESS Wood and Coal Drake & MLauck Miller-Mowrey Lumber Co. The economical question will reveal, If with the Cash Shoe Repair Shop you start to deal. Main Ktreet Lenta. Mias E<lna Wolf, a former Lente girl, of Pocatello, Idaho, stopped for a few days visit with her many friends in Portland and Lenta. Messrs. Chas. Edward, and Julius Krebs and their sister, Miss Lena, spent Thanksgiving with the Hogues of 8Hth street. AT JOHN MANZ, Tailor WINTER > I ..fl January to to F. > . .ry GLEANING, AND PRESSING REASONABLE COST You will make a mistake if you fail to sec us before ordering Two thousand | k pie all«« .<4 !«•< It »• a great plate lo in k I «»•«.• »» h he* thi> X »• and live t! ».»>’• » Min Margaret Boland is recovered so far from an operation for appendicitis as I to return home today. Mr. Oilman ot Kimira Addition, who was operated on last week at the St. Vincent’s Hospital is reported as doing well. c* Phone I Phone Orders Promytly Filled Tabor 619 McDowell & Hodge Joe Copeland has been looking after business interest» in Idaho Arm and Hammer Saleratus........................ 7 cans, large size Carnation Milk Our Prices are as Low as Lowest City Prices Interior Finish ¿ntsomoi LOCAL AND PERSONAL 100 lbs. Best Cane A f . Sash and Doors Foster Road and Main St., Lents Guaranteed Flour, CA TC Sack $1.20 bbl.. . Boil Meat 8c Beef Roast 10 to 12c Pork Roast 10 to 12c Lard 21b 25c All Kinds of Vegetables, Fruit, Bakery Goods, Confectionery '““$1.30 Fruit Sugar LATH, SHINGLES BUILDERS HARDWARE RUBERO1D ROOFING MAUDRA HAT SHOPS IM ATM ST. 340 WASHINGTON ST. in any quantity • KING COAL Dr. Sells, lx«nta leading optician, has moved his office to rooms in the Com Mrs. 8. E. Coon of Fifth avenue spent monwealth Building in Portland so he the week-end visiting Mrs. C. A. Buck- may be near his work in the College of ley of Irvington and Mrs. H. R. Uttle- Optometry. Hia Lenta frienda and pa- ’ trons will be welcomed if thsy meet him field of east Burnside street. at the new location. A new church of the Free Methodist denomination is being built not far from Katzky Brothers are getting their line the Lenta Library. Everyone is cordial of Christmas goods ready for the trade. ly invited to attend the services wl>en They have a fine display of toys, dolls the church is completed. and useful presents at prices that are very attractive to economical buyer« “Grandma" Robinson, living at the these close times. John Hartwig home, met with a serious accident Monday. 8he fell down the On Wednesday evening of thia week cellar-way and was severely shocked. In the Lenta Baptist Church a chicken “Grandma" is K4 years old. pie supper was served to between forty The Ixulies' Harmony Chorus of fifty and fifty young people. Toasts were voices, Mrs. C. C. Tripp, director, will made by Geo. R. Greenwell, R. O. give a cantata at the Lents Baptist Horning and Min Grace Davis A Church on the evening of Dec. 10. No young men’s class was organized with admission charge. R. O. Homing as temporary president, and G. E. Barker as temporary secre The Lenta Baptist Church held ite tary. A committee composed of Messrs. Annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanks G. E. Barker, Davison and Greenwell giving Day of last week. This was the was chosen to recommend a constitution fifth occasion on which members of the or special form of organization. The church and friends of the church have supoer was served by Miss Davis’ met to eat dinner together on thia day. Philathee Class. Baggage and General Hauling, Trunks 50c Each DAILY SERVICE biave Baggage Check and Address at Plummer Drugstore. Third and Madison St. HAY and FEED Washed Gravel, Sand, Cement, Lime, Wall and J. P. Finley&Son Funeral Directors Montgomery and Fifth 8t Land Plaster One Place of Business Only Right Prices, Prompt Delivery Experienced Woman in Attendance Main Office McKinley & Co. a 9326 Foster Road Tater tel Phone Main 9 A-1*90