Dr. P. J. O'DONNELL
DENTIST
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
92nd Rt. and Foster Road, over the
LENTS PHARMACY
All eburvh. society, personal an<l local new«
■ot published for profit, tree, notice* ot sa-
lertatnmenu. conducted tor profit, published
al a Ms miatmun, of W words. Announce­
ments and card of thanks, same rate. Adner-
Uslng ratvs.*<tuvted ou request
Phone Tabor 3214
Dressmaking
Sewing of all kinds at
home or by the day
Safety Deposit boxre may be se. iired
al the Multnomah State Bank, greatly
Mrs Otto Katiky learned last Friday
to the advautage of local patrons.
of the death of a sister in St. Louis.
Mrs. Geo. Haddon
lente
9906 55 are. 8. F.
The Boy Scouts of America Lents
Troop No. 1, wish to thank the ladies of
theG. A. R. Shilo Circle and the ootn-
radee of Reuben Wilson Poet, for the
beautiful American tiag given'to the
Scouts on April 19. This Hag will ever
be held sacred by the Scouts, not bw-
cause of its beauty, but because of the
principles for which it stands.
E<iwin H. Norone, Scoutmaster.
Reliable Shoe
Repairing
Mrs. Additon is lamenting the loss of
, a number of choice doweriug plants
which have been removed by some ob-
' serving neighbors. Il seem» there are
I some very irrveponaibie p«*ople iu lhai
part of town.
I.aditw ot the W. C. T. U. will conduct
an Esway Cun teat and muaical enter­
tainment at the school auditorium,
I«enu>, on Friday evening that will be
open to the public. A good program
lias been arranged.
Cash Shoe Repairing Shop
0009 9^nd St. Routh of Station, Lente
•s n eer. SUS—si. "« —see—«—- - .« ■ JTO
HORSE-SHOEING
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Wagon Repairing and General
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BLACKSMITHING
Matt Greenstaffe, Foster Road
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NewMethodLaundry
Tabor 3614
’ QUICK. SERVICE
FIRST CLASS WORK
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DO IT NOW !
Washed Graded Gravel
Plastering Sand
82nd St. and 45th Ave.
Phone Tabor 2063
R. Hey ting-
Ph* .ne T ahor I2Á1
RcdJcace 21! N. Maia St Lests, Ort.
Edward Müls
Alt. Scoti. Lems sad > uruaad
EXPRESS
Eagß«*ge ar ’ Gener?l Win’înff,
Trunks 50c Each
SERVICE
Leave I
( i.*-- k and A
• r Drugstore,
ti St.
LOST—Bunch of auto key»,
please leave at Herald office.
All my cu-toniers and the public in
¿encrai are solicited to trade with me at
what is known at* the Bradley shop, at
Mr. George Bartholomew Jr . has F<-1er tbuid and 93d »rest. My wife is
arrived at the home of Geo. Barthoio- much tietier and I will be at the shop
tn<*w>a90Ui stnsii god ÿlst avenue.
His from uow on.—W. F. R. Buiith.
little staler says he can talk alivady.
Miss lues Lusted of Gresham wa« a
WILL w TRADE 3 to 5 - acres ♦ with iiu- visitor at the home of her brother,
provements in Hill-lsiro garden tracts. Harry l.usted. of 38th avenne.
Washington Co., for house and lot in
Leuta. * Henry Jaeger, Lenta Harns«*
Mrs. F S. T,andon ha» been a visitor
Shop.
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Kane,
in Grwham tin* past <ek.
Tile Five Point Club was entertained
by 3 Ir». >aui Allen of Woodmere Thurs­
Prof. Hershner alterni«*«! the un voil­
day al termion.
ing of the Jefferson monument ât
Jefferson high school Monday afternoon.
Muck Makes Statement
TRI
ONT,
PARK, ARLETA
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vtval
maMtngi.
O. W. Walla,
Reverouda Clark,
assisted by U m
Meyers ami Mnaaa, liaa ahargw at tiia
aarvlaaa.
At each servior tiiara la a
abort talk by soma one of th««« inlulatera
and tlie rest of U m time la given to dro
voUomtls and song, Uta apooial emphasis
being on U m song service. Mrs. Paul
Walker and Mr. Ralph Dustin assist in
turn at ths piano.
Ths regular tnasting of the Karn Park
ChrisUan Church Missionary Hooisvy
was held at the honM ot Mrs. Eva
Ita JarnrU, 43d avenue and tl2d strew«,
W«*dn«<sday afternoon, May 3. The
Faster self-denial boxes went opi-nad in
addition to U m usual program. Miss
Lanora Glover, proaidant, led.
The Epworth league of U m l.aural*
wood M. E. Church held a tuurinesa
nweting at th** clitirvb, Wcdm-sday even*
mg, April 2»!. followed by »|Ms<ch«<s from
two wsst-aiilc Epworth I ¿'ague workers,
the MI sm ' s Downing ami Muteon. The
matter of tlie Methodist I’sgvant to lie
given the latter part of May was pro­
scnt«'<l. Arthur Wilson, president, pre-
sided.
The iRMen Father Circle of the
laurelwocui M. E. Church tuet at the
home of Miss Millan Rchmldt, Weduos-
day aftcruotui, April 26.
Plans for
esetMuig
in
U
m mtuitig Mite-bo* opsm-
Under the auspices ot the Arleta
ing.w«*ro disenssMl.
Parcnt-Tcm her A asm-lai ion, ftev John
Tlu< Pollyanna (glad) Club met at the
II. Boyd, uf the First Presbyterian
Chureh, will address the parents of th« home of Mr- W. J. Ilullingworth, Fri­
Mt. Scott district, nt tlie Arleta wliool day afternoon, April 28. Over the lea-
Imus« on Friday evening, May 5. Tlie cups and taneywork U m bull«» ma>ie
tlieme iwiected by Dr. Boyd in that ot plana tor extending U m inllurmv* of tlie
The Hacredneaa of Pnreut-hood. Tliere club, which has for its object tlie
will bo mi admission charge and only gladdening of Uiose who are eotiHned to
»hilts will I* »limited.
their h»m«w by illness or affliction.
At
Mrs. Ida Msy Fonts pasmsl away Fri- roll-cali rvporta were made by ths man­
■ lay, April 25, at her hume, (iM41-4l«t tel» as to how many calls no such had
HU, S. E. Stir ban I»**.« suffering fur bees made, and the interest in those
shut-in was decidedly stimulated
All
mouths, having recently Isxm brouwtil
home from St. Vincent's hos|>stal. The I edits of the Ijmreiwoo«. M. K. church
remains were cared (or at the Ken worthy and cougrrgaUon who aro willing to
Undertaking Parlor. They were taken play the “glad gains” or U> iielp some
on last Sunday to Clatskam«*. near which dim else to. aro invited to join the club.
is the old-home ormetary where the If you do not know what the gams ie
interment was made.
Mrs Fouts left a read “Pollyanna“ and you will find ont.
The Club la going to take up Uu* reading
husbami and several children.
•>( this book at successive nuetingw.
The Arleta W. C. T. U will meet
Miss Ines Knox spent the week-end
with Mrs W O. Rnon,
Iflth Ave.,
8 E., next Tuesday afternoon at two with her |«renls at 4H12-«kith HI., 8 E.
o’clock. Mrs. Harry Hall will address
J. H. Dorn-Ison has liegun to enlarge
the Union on “Wouiau's Relation to
Enforcement ot Temperance Laws."
his gncery I huuiiw *. He has rented all
Mrs. Lillie Perry attended the funeral the corner rooms in tlie Lsuila holding
and tlie proem uf tearing out the nar-
of Nr. J. Price, al Scap<M>oe Tuesday
tiliorw
was liegun Tuesday afternoon.
alteruoan.
Donelaon will occupy the entire weat
The
Laurel wood
Congregational front and two of the fortn<*r »pacta on
Church Is holding a series ot song-re*- the north, facing the car track.
(Contiuned from page 3)
tiro time to polities and to the perpet­
uation of themselves on the public pay­
roll Instead of improving their oppor­
On Monday evening tlie Sunday
tunist*« to lie of real xerviie to their School workers of the Millard Avenue
fellow enlaça» of Multnotuah Couuty
Presbyterian Church met al the liome of
I believe in giving the freest publicity Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jefferies tM48-67tli
to all county affairs and in that way A vs. 8. E., tor their regular monthly
keeping the voters of the county advised workers conlerenoa.
Following the
at all times regarding the county ad­ transaction of routine ImsiiMM, <wi-
ministration. Any nets of tlie Board of , couraging reports of various committm*»
Quint y Commissioners that cannot I* were listened to and plana were «lutiined
given the widest publicity are con** for the observance of Children's Day, by
detuned in the public mind and should the Sunday Bclxiol, Sunday, June 4
not be tolerated. There should lie no I Mrs. J. F. Mclxiuey. Bupt. of the Junior
mysteries about the t'ouït House.
Department, outlined a plan ot work (or
I hwiro to hate the road department that Department to be <levcl<>pe«i during
tlie summer, leading up to a promotion
and rally day in the (all.
A committer
was appointed to outline aud r«|K>rt, at
the June conference, plans for tiiv ag-
nual Sunday He 11< Mil picnic.
The
Jcffcrkw home was iMaiitifully decorated
| for iiu* wrmng «ith cut Hower« ami
)H>tt<*i plants.
Mis« Gladys Orntn.
Kranilh Jefferies and Arlington Crum
Meieted Mr». Jefferies In serving re­
freshments
Tlie conference teceptod
the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
1 Woodyard to imw't nt their
57 avenue 8. £., Jun«* 5.
ANY KIND of Upholstering, guaran-
Frank Miley has moved hia store to
teed good work. Henry
gar, Uariiecs
First
Avenue, 9i»t street and car line.
Shop, Foster Road, east of 93d street.
Mr.
of tlie county devote more attention ami
B. F. Mulkey, attorney at Law, has
effort to the improvement of roads
Chester .Lyons .of the "Big Brother
move«! hi* office from Ila* Morgan Ruild- •err ing tlie farmers and reaching th«*
Farm'* at Lebanon was in l ente last
ing to tlie Northwestern Rank Building, undevvkipsd parts of tlie county, and in
Friday.
d The change was comtnmnated ou the that way open up for ure the ferule and
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first day of May.
produttive lami» which today are either
The Beach place in Cadwell addition
idh and unproductive urelm- are tiring
wart sold last week at a very satisfactory
tilled under most adverse condì liana
The
dedication
service
fur
the
Free
figure.
1 tielieve In the most open competi­
Methodist Church, 91U6, 57th avenue
will be held Sunday aiternoou, May 7, tion in making the county porchasrs
People are taking groat interest in the
and particularly iu buying pavement
at 2:80. The public is invited.
new safety deposit box*-- that have been
. .uid road machinery and ruppi i«w.
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installed at the Multnomah State Rank.
Notice has been given of the issuance behave that all typce of |iavvniriil
of marriage license to P. O. Daniels and , »bouid be considered on a parity and
The girls of th«* Ctuchman Pow Wow
N «ma MeCuHom of Lents. The date 1 liought strictly upon thrir turrits as
Club of Woodmere went
i hike Tues­
. f tlie wedding has not tieen published i pavements. Ollier things being equal,
day, April 25th to Bfik- r’s Bridge on
but undoubtedly will be in the near | I will prefer Oregon manti fact tire»!
the Clackamas river. Thw in the party
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products, and tlie employment of Malt-
future.
were, Virginia Volte, Mfirj rie Smith,
notnab Ounty people, in ail lines of
Mabel Mueller, Flor- n
N -b!« t, Elsie
«-ouniy work and diseappruve the send­
W. C Conner of Cottag« Grove was a I ing of county work to outside cities
Crawford and Mrs. R W. ** *itb. act -g
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as chaperone. All rep *rt. d . ti •* tit: e Lenta visitor last Saturday and Sunday. when our own workmen and merchants
and a good coal of tan and »•mburn
can tmppiy equally as nervi«xMible article«
was added.
Frank Rayburn has been promoted at a» advantageous prices.
If etected, I will ssr to it that steps
i fr<..;n the distributing to the sales do­
pa,
iiuent
of
the
Standard
Oil
Station
at
an*
taken that will make it possible to
“It is astonishing how muiy baiane««
provide for the untort unate children |
men can be talked ùnto takii g «pace in Liuulun.
cuulined in the Fnuier Detention Home ,
a chart, or frame, or regi.-ter. or «ome
other thing that hr « no exctise for exist- • A. J. Bundy wsb np awhile this week in a manner more in keeping with tlie •
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[enee. Asci «mer will get more for his t bjt returned to Philomath Thursday ideas of red blooded men and right i
tiiinking fathers and mothers.
■ worthies! card that, a country publisher morning.
If elected, I will personally supervise
would. Is is j>en;.’e wb have been thos
Go to WaleliN for gaeollne and ail the work nt the county board of rebsf
duped-w}* i -c:pln n that wdvertwwng
kiuda --Í motor oiis at priées compara­ and not leave the ad ministration of this
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does not pay-”
ble witti the loweat.
office, where approximately *18,000 is
distributed annually, to tlie entire dia­
AVO:D SPRING COLL’S
The Ladiee A.J of toe M. E. church crotion of a single clerk, as is done at
I prenant.
w '. Luld their next regular monthly
I shall make every effort to co-operate
On sale daily: June 1st to Sept. 30th. 1616 SUi| -'ver* nllow-
Sudden ehan
m-♦ .
. |.,y afternoon, May I in securing the location of factories in
cd. flvturn limit Ninety«!.
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«reed
at 2 • 'ci k. at the Lome ol Mr*. Multnomah County.
October 31st, 1918.
At present there Is no centralising of
■?. McGrew, J.iol bath St
responsibility in the conduct ot county
affairs
I favor a distribution of ttm
work, giving each county commisaiouer
is the
Notkf
right Mag
I the aoperviMoa, subj«*nt to the final de­
cision of tlie entire lx>an! of .certain de-
Di-co very,
aid right." \______________
lo sturt
partanente and holding each to strict
The
parties
who
tn
passed
on
the
Syrup
accountability the ilepartments under
property of Mr- Additon, H5th svenne bis supervision.
«t ' '•*.'' tr* •■ ■ ■ a d removed the flower-
t
/ ;' i ' • a- •! bulbs will confer a favor
Juvenile Temperance Notes
GET Mt.
’■*' I,.««»< n. S in i* rnim-co,
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' y • turning tlie plaatawr
Ange.. «, Yo»emi¡. Val
able return for them.
THE HARM IN JJ81NG TOBAC(Y)
ley, òoul hern California Ih-achea. Panama Califnr«iia Exnuaition
o*'
'■ ■ rt sill tie made to se-
By Dorothy Ridder, age 10, oí tbo
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xp-.-urv. and just re-
Hoffman Rchool
1 * .m<i for the damages.
Tobacco was Hist introduced by the
LIMITED TRAINS
Mrs. L. F. Additon Indians, but the poor ignorant Indians
on al! Souther P .
did not do it all No indeed!
Th«* white race spread tlie fllthy habit
OGDEN ROUTE The mute of limited.'..
of smoking and chewing tobacco and 1
. 1 SANT VALLEY
SUNSET ROUTE Through Storgland.
--------- S wonder if they knew the harm there is
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altitudes.
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made a trip to and the |M>inon that is in that nasty
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m !J on local ugent f< . f,.r tl.- t i ftirniali«
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weed.
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-jui: day recently.
I wonder if they knew th-
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JOHN M SCO I F, f; r
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t l>.< liOUM of T. called nicotine. I wonder if th'y know
how it stunt» tlie growth, how *tupi<l
I Sunday afternoon.
Iu ¡>Ur Robinson of and nasty anil untidy it n '
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i-i *! rti :r>< d bv Mr. and son, and how it creates a
Mill uorw and more poi. -m...
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er Bnntlay.
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a Portland Y>*t the nicest, ch-a
i y< imp men in Portland, and not onlv in I
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w«-< out look- P->rUa«>d and owr state I- it
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world, cliew this demonoua p
aad s
inch Tuesday.
No, Imy«, you don’t
J win n caller "■y, ‘‘Jr’s good.*'
R BTry Tues- w»nt tn use it, why no!
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m.d you knew th< .
Nay, He Ir.sd tl.i
but h* didn't fr* o-o Am ... ....
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When you )»old a piece of it out. in
yr or I amt It <!<* ■• i
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“mite were d<> any mon« hart.*, tb .n »
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city Monday. cto'ck, lint it do
It» eni» to mi th-
nit” -a< u i
1 , A.k # visitor in
’ daring the lirai of Is* nkl eniod of
aft -r tli< y kn‘-w i:
il«e thing to du
to uim I h ! them atr-.ug.
Di<* y. i ever *«•«• a n.an or boy w ho
didn’t want to L- >«• .’ I' .
ev r
a m.in or l-oj ■ >
oar child, in-/ to wrestle another ¡Jan «> 1» y />
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uucî a
-et rid <>( show tiia strength? I nev« ■
afro ng.
h> 'ft - o ie lozenge tainly thia will not tnnki
TWO ESTABLISHidE’. !
or
, . x.xuUve worm Don’t you think if you wen
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, ..i nourishing boy yow would feel rather grii ty '
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IN LENT8
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Coon* on boys, don't slay wiiure you
'A'atrli btxiis arid con-
First Class Merries Ulven Day or Night
CI mc I’rT'Xfrftiiy tr r rir- fFtipR
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Worm Lozenges, can get a whiff ot it. Be strong ai.d
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to Furnish Funerals at a '• i . ■
Ms pons*.
stay
away
from
ill
Don
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let
a
weed
. .1 iy i-i >v< liai worms.
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pull you down!
I 2ùc» uv Dr uggiste.
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