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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1917)
ci ass or rir ihn TO Bf INITIATED turekd Kebehdhs to Entertain Orphd lodqe And Other Guests On frlday henlnq. Tomorrow, (Friday! evening will be a n<d letter date on the calendar of Eureka Rel>ekali lodge of lauits. At this time they will entertain Orpha lodge; also friends from other lodges. Twenty new menilieni will lie taken upon this occasion—live t»y transfer and fifteen by initiation. A t«anquet will ba served in the dining hall above at the conclusion of the lodge session. The degree stall have lieen pre|>ariug ‘or the event for S >me time and an enjoyable evening IN anticipated. April fairy Visits Home. and Mrs. Arnold Eggiman, of 92n«l street, were visited by fairi«w Oil April 1st, instead of the usual mis chievous spirit» who an* »uppoaed to work their pranks on unsuspecting Victims. This particular fairy aasumed the form of a rtork and in <ie}<arting left a dear little daughter to gladden the home and serve aa a reminder of its visit. The little lady will lie known a» Marjorie. The proud young parents are receiving the«-ongratillations of their friends over the advent of their first born. Shipyard I mploye Injured. New Spring Goods Are Now on Display We have nearly doubled our stock adding many new line» of Spring merchandlae purchased week* ago prior to ■uany — any ol the advanced price», lid» «liable» ua to quote price» much Isriow the down town »al«». New Esalar Giove», silk, kid and chaiuoisunde Me lo >2 (MI New Whlte Walats, tute, ll.'Jb, 1.3» 1.49, 1 flW, 1.1* t'rej>e de Cilene and Georgvtle Crepe Walats FI 98. 4.M and 4 98 New Middy Bionave, plain «bile or wlth (ancy collari at 86c,98c, 31.35, I 49, I 98 New House Dreaae», iucluditig ttie new Billy Btirke Dresaea at 98c, >1.2,5. 1.49. 1 10, 1.98 Wash Skirt» Pi match many of thè ne* Middiee at 2.26 Hhoea, many new and desirable slyles, with light top» New Glngliama, thè Itesi Utility ginghams an<l a lieautiful selevtlon, selllng evsrywliare at lfic y«l, our special prie» I2%c. New knlt and inuslin Undsrwaar. Hosiery, our stock at pressili compri»«» over seven burnir od dosen ladies’ mlssee, children's ami men's hos- lery, prioad a» tollows, lOc, 12%c, 16c, I9c, 25c, 29c, ,'Uk- Site, 8Òc ami 31.00. Msn's Work Hlilrta and Overalls at lowMt pricas Hmall lot ni msn's and boy'a Huila, moatly amali lise» at lesa tlian Wholesale pricea today. STEVENS’ CASH DEPT. STORE 5827-29 92nd STREET 6aoter Cbougbto Pilone Your Want» to The Herald Near Foster Rd. Near Foster Rd. Tab. 3511 WANT ADS Hom», iHil Pacifie. Talmr 7824 within our Marta tM I I O good lie» dtad. Blain by untoward circumstances or by our own free will. One cent » wont Hrat Inwrtlon: one halt Want ad» ara tim« »avers and money Hnd through the world we walk with Cent aiibsequent Insertion» makers. Try them bowed head Or with our senses blinded to »ur for sail : choice. LOS I OR FOUND Chinking that "good la evil -evil good." FOR HALF!—240 egg incubator. Per Or with determined pride to still tM LOHT—A bunch ol keys March 10th. voice feet condition. Price >1.5. Cail Home PI.... .. f»l><>r WM. 1 Ht Chat whisper» of a "raaurveetton mom.” plume 2142. 14 FOB HA Id*!—White Ixegliorn and Chia la that morn — th« rveurrvctloa hour Rhode Island Red egg» for setting. 11 .IX» Of all tb< good that baa witbin ua to 11 .Au per setting of 15. B. N. Hirne- died. 14lf Ch« hour to throw «»Ids with passion bangh, Gresham. R I. al« fores i Cix cruel bonds of wrong and blind- WILL TRADE for la*nta property Irto 1 n«t»a-pr1d«— acres in (Vntral Oregon, all fenced, .50 Hnd rise Into s level high of power. Of strength, of purity, while those we acres in croi», 2% miles to railroad. En<|uirv at this oilier 1411 love rejoice (Qtth "clouds of angtl witnesses" above GRAS EL and HAND. R. lleytmg. Hnd all the dear ones who before have gone. Phon«' Tatior 20(13. 6tf R. Scheuerman, of Sinh strset, who has l»een employed at the North west Steel Company’s Plant, was in jured on Monday by a large twain which was moved into |M»ition by a crane. He saw it coming, but was unable to get Hnd w« ascend In ths triumphant Joy Local and Personal out of the way in time to avoid living Hnd peace and rapture of a changed »elf hit. He was brought home in a taxi, No bones seem to have tieen broken, Chat now transfigured stand» no more the toy P. A. Dilley, who has spent the past but the extent of his injuries are not Of ctrcumetancs- or pride, or sin, to three months at Newport returned home fully known, although they arc not blight— Monday. Ontil we reach »ubllmcst heights supposed to lie serious. Hnd stand erect eyes Hied upon ths Miss <«rae»- Jasper. ot 83rd street, is right. spending the week with relatives at Strong Tn the strength that will» all Romady-Cheever Weddlnq. Dundee, Ore. wrong to atilt On M»n<lay evening, April 2, Jeffrvy OQltt, pointing upward to the aacendeJ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gossett, Lord. on March :>Oth, a daughter. Mother Rotnacly and Mias Marion Cheever were Bleas, aye. thrice blc»», this fair, sweet united in marriage by J. M. Nelson, Bastcr dawn. and daughter are reported to be doing pastor of the Ijente Baptist Church, at —Isabel Beott Btons In Washington nicely. Star. their future home, ■1910 Sixtieth St., Prof. Eric Bolt, Principal of the Ben«i 8. E. The bride ia _ a graduate of the schools, is spending his Easter vacation Lents school. With her parents she has with friends in Lente. made her home in Lenta for the past six The schools of Portland are closing or seven years. The groom ia associated t tonight for the Easter holidays. They with his father in the management of a ■Th reading a needle is one of the hard will remain closed until Tuesday mom- The very pleasant Easter cus- ‘ warehouse of the Portland Milling Com est things for the best of eyes and much ing. tom of sending Easter cards to * pany on Foster Road. The well-wish«'» harder lor defective ones. L. E. Sandberg and wife came do wn of their Ixents friends go with tlie young It’s the point where many opticians our friends or of making them « fail in giving clear and comfortable from Palmer Tuesday and visited at the people in their married life. simple and inexpensive gifts is i vision. home of Mrs. C. A. Daniels of 53rd a good one, provided we do not i It’s the point of excellence we seek to Ave., 8. E. obtain. : f carry it to an extreme. The j Advertised Letters. If the aid of gia-.-es will accomplish it Mrs. L. H. Burd of Estacada has been ! springtime is a busy season j Letters advertise«! for week ending we guarantee to enable you to thread a visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. needle as easily a* you ever did in your March 31: Fitter. Mrs J.; Friede. J when every one is weeding out j and Mrs. N. L. Huxley, on Eighty life. fourth street, near sixty-secon<i avenue. Mrs. John; Gray, Mr. and Mrs.; Good- [ one's possessions rather than • man, Mias C.; Grant, Mrs. Anna; J seeking to add to them; hence - THE OPTICAL SHOP Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tischer, Hunter, Mr. O. E ; Hunter, Mr. E. O, Dr. Geo. B. Pratt. Optometerist of 92nd St., a 10-pound daughter. The Ijiuree, Mrs. Jennie; Maida. Mr. 8.; It numerous large gifts would i i little lady arrived on the 2nd inst. and Rupell, Mrs. C. F.; Reggis, Signor t prove a burden to the recipient, i 326 Alder Street Eggs have always been usoei- ! will be known as Esther Ruth. Mother Charley ; Stewart, Mrs. A. N.; Smith, Between Sixth and Broadway ated with the day as symbolic i and child are doing fine. Miss Margaret; Updike, Mr». M. ; Wil- of the resurrection. Bonbon- j Mrs. Lew. McKinley underwent an son, Mrs. M. A.; Wilaon, I. L.; Walker, Waiting Room nieres of this shape or candy ' operation at St. Vincent’s Hospital on Mr. V. D. the 3rd inst. She is getting along nice eggs are always popular. Barber Shop ly. and her friends, are hoping for her L. Moll, who works at the North (Under New Management) I speedy recovery. west Steel Company’s plant is suffering Mrs. Bertha Barker, of 80th 8t. and from the effects of a set-back after par Shave 10c 63rd Ave., returned on Tuesday from a tially recovering from an attack of ttie two montlis’ Eastern trip, visiting rela mumps. Shampoo 15c tives and friends in Illinois, Indiana and Hair Cut 20c Washington. Flowers and growing plants ■ Knew Local Trains, Your Patronage Solicited are especially appropriate to i Many of the young men of the Mt. A suburbanite who has a henr'oost the day, Easter lilies being al- i Scott district are responding to the call WOODSTOCK AVE., near 92d of their country, some entering the army near the railway was complaining to a ways in demand. A corsage and some the navy. Roy Peterson will friend about having some of bla birds bouquet of violets or of lilies j leave Friday evening for SanFranciaco, kllletl by passing trains. , of the valley is a pretty gift to ; "You should hang a time table up in where he will enlist in the navy. ! a girl. The man who makes j the henhouse, and then they could look When in Lents < «scar Lent, of the Lenta Mermntile when the trains were booked to come ‘ it must be careful to have it ‘ Company is nursing a badly mashed past," said the friend. • sent to the house of the girl in « foot, caused by dropping a’„h«savy stick "Time table be hanged!” said the I time for her to wear to church ! I Get Your Meals At The of cordwood upon it while assisting in owner. "They know well enough when on Easter morning. Neckties the unloading of some wood in front of the ordinary trains will pass. When or scarfs are suitable gifts to j the «»mpany’s store the first of the l*ve bad one killed it has always been Cottage Restaurant ’ week. make to a man who is a rela- ; by a special."—Chicago News. tive or friend, provided one ; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kennedy and knows his tastes. — Florence j family, formerly of 1-enta. have re A Dstestsble Character. turned and will once more make their Turke—I wonder where Scribbler got Howe Hall in Chicago News. i A. KNAPP, Prop. residence among us, after residing for the character of that detestable villain some time in the Montavilla district. in his new novel. Air In a Tunnel. They will reside on 90th street and 43rd Burke—Ob, that's a portrait of the When a train goe» through n tunnel avenue. publisher who refused his first l>ook!— the reHistance of the air la an impor N. N. NYGAARD Mrs. Wm. Reynolds of 94th street, London Answers. tant factor, experini' iita having dem and Mrs. White of 90th street, exoect to onstrated that It niea^irea 13.MI ¡xiund» Dealer in NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT leave about the middle of next week for Ladies’ and Gents Fine Shoes ; Long Beach, Wash., at which place In the County Court of the State of [ xt ton of train weight in the Hlmplon Oregon, for the County of Multnomah. tunnel, aa agalnxt only 8.8 pounds in their husband» are engaged in a logging In the matter of the estate of J. E. the open air, a difference of over CO camp. They expect to remain through Kltehanar per cent. Thia Is and wh< the n the Prince. train is run Heiler, deceased. out the summer. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY There Is a story current in an the army ning at thirty-seven miles hour in Notice is hereby given thst the un<ler- The ladies of the Mt. Scott district will with reference of to the one of the Prince of the direction ventilating air cur be given an opportunity on Friday and signed, A. Kermode, Administrator of Wales' early interviews with Ix>rd rent; when running in the opposite di 9133 Foster Rd. LENTS, ORE Saturday of next week to obtain many the estate of J. E. Heiler, deceased, has Kitchener when the prince was anx rection the resistance increases to 20.48 We give "3 A H" Green Trading Stampe helpful suggestions regarding the various filed hie final account in the County ious to join tne forces. After long ar pounds. nutritious ways of using Graham flour. Court of the State of Oregon, for the gument and discreet pointing out of On the»e dates the Lents Mercantile Co. County of Multnomah, and that Friday possible dynastic disaster the prince have arranged to have special demon- the 27th day of April 1917, at the hour broke out Impetuously: "But I don't care if I am shot!” “tratora at their store and have extend- Of 9:30 a. m., of said day, at the Court Kitchener is said to have replied: ••d an invitation to the ladies of the die- House at Portland, in said County and "Neither do I, sir. But you can’t go." State, has been appointed as the time 1 trict to call and meet theee people. Nevertheless in the end youth and ar and place for the hearing of objections For bargains in hardware our readers to said final account and the settlement dor prevailed, and the prince went— London Mirror. are invite«! io inveetigate the prices thereof. quoted by the lente Hardware Co., in A. KERMODE, Administrator. Flattered. their anniversary sale which is now on. Tabor 3614 She— When it was given out that his W. K. Royal, Attorney, Suit 622 Tie thrifty houaewife, aa well as con Henry Building. cashier ran off with $00,000 be didn't QUICK SERVICE tractors. painters, carpenter« and all Date of first publication March 29th, seem to mind It at nil. He—Is he so users of hardware will find many.attrac 1917. rich as not to miss it? She—Well, he FIRST CLASS WORK tione in their advertisement and bills Date of last publication April 27th, was flattered. He never owned >50.000 which have been freely circulated. In his life. 1917. 17 t GOLD Knight* of Marcala** pin. I Iwner can have same on proving property and paying for tills ad. 11 tf —---------------------- LADIES MUFF—Owner van have same by proving property and paying for this ad. 11 if WORK WANTED Foil PLOUGHING and harrowing call Talnr 3783. 13 WANT! D MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE or will exchange for Mt. Scott property 4 Iota in Clatskanie. HEY EN-ROOM house close In west Every inch in berries or fruit. One Portland for sale or trade tor I-enta year’s crop >fl(X). Five-room house. property. Hattie Yolt, 9217% Foster Vallie • I 11« I Apply til!» oltl.e lilt Rond, lenta. fl tf. Going Up or Staying Down « Some grocer» are constantly boosting the prices of foodstuffs. This store is consistently and reso lutely keeping prices down. Gastcr Gifts NEW METHOD LAUNDRY c WHICH l><> YOU PREFER? Headquarters For Seeds and Fertilizers. A L. E. WILEY Tabor 1708 9040 Foster Road WHEN YOU TRADE AT HOME Yon llvlp Your Own lutereste H. C. CARVER (Hnrceeaor to C. J. Holway) tbe North Main SL Grocer, Is IxM’ated On ‘‘The Hill” for YOUR Convenience We call and deliver Tabor 3292 BECKER’S MARKET 5927 92nd SL S. E. “Extra Choice Meats” Special This Week Jersey Bell Butter 90c Per Roll FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ALWAYS FRESH Keep Moving The terrors of moving from an unsatisfactory location have been minimized by Rose City Van Company’s Service Damage and Breakages are reduced to a Minimum, also the Cest of the Move THE ONE-WAY-CHARGE COMPANY Tabor 1424-D 61 I/1FI I (_ K (_ 8822 Foster Road A HJV II IVI 1VLJ VlVlUTUH Candies- Confectionery, Fruits, Soft Drinks, Bakery Goods, Tobacco and « CifarSi Liiht Lunches Tat. uso BOHNA’S CONFECTIONERY