Local and Personal
Church Notes
New Spring Goods Are Now on Display
MetiJs Church.
We have nearly double«! our stock adding many new lines of Spring merchandise purchaser! weeks ago prior to
Miss Myrtle McNeil, of Foster Road,
many
—any ot tbe advanced prices. This euables us to quote prices much lielow tbe down town sales.
Tlie usual wrviees will lie held on
visited friends in Vancouver Saturday.
Mrs
Riley will
New Gloves, elk, kid and chaiuoisuede
New Ginghams,
t Utility ginghams and a
Mrs. M. J. Sawyer, of 90th St., fa­ Bunday morning.
50c to |2 00
everywhere at 15c yd, our
tieaullful selection,
miliarly known as •‘Grandma” Sawyer, preach. In the evening Mr. Martin, a
New White Waists, 98c, »1.25, 1.39, 1.40, L«9, 1.98
special price UJ'gC.
is very ill with pneumonia. Her recov­ Held worker of die Oregon State Sunday
Crepe do Chene and Georgette Crepe Waists
New knit and muslin Underwear.
School Union, will give an address on
ery is very doubtful.
»3 98. 4 50 ami 4 98
Hosiery, our stock at present comprises over seven
Sunday
School
work
illustrated
by
Nev Middy Blousee, plain while or with fancy collars
hundred down ladies' mi-se«, children's and men's hos­
Mrs. Walter I.und and son Nels are
The public is
at 85c, 98c, »1.25, 1.49, I 98
iery, priced as follows, 10c, r.%c, 15c, 19c, 25c, 29c, 35c
leaving the last of thia week for their , sterropticon slides.
New House Dreeses, including the new Billy Burke
39c, 50c snd »1.00.
I former home at Erie, Pa. Mr. Lund cordially invited to attend this service,
Dresses at t»8c, »1.25, 1.49. 1 69, 1.98
Men's Work Shirts and Overalls at lowest prices
j proceeded them last Fall.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
Wash Skirts to match many of the new Middles at 2.25
Small lot of men's ami boy's Sults, mostly small sizes
Free mail delivery will begin in the '“*** •'» “ »H-day •‘‘•«on on Tuesday of
Shoes, many new and desirable styles, with light tops
at less than wholesale prices today.
week
Lenta district on May 1st. There will1 I next ----
*fc at
“ the home
k-----M of
~ Mrs.
**““ Ben
be two deliveries each day. tin* tirat leav- Brumwvll, 10008 Foster Road. During
' ing at 8:09 returning at noon; the sec­ ■ the study hour period in the afternoon,
ond leaving at 1:35 p. tn. returning at Nirs. F. M. Jasper, of the Methodist
! Church, will present the subject o(
| 4:10.
¡"Early Methodist Miwions.”
Rev. B. C. Dewey returned from
Seattle Tuesday evening where he had
highway commission was given power generations. It Is very probable that
spent tbe past week in attendance at
banyeikal Church.
to re-locate roads, to straighten out the saving ol 12 |x>r cent • fleeted in
People
’
s
Forum
the Annual Conference of the Free
Sunday will t>e a day of special inter­
"kinks” and reduce grades ts-fore time and distance In California by
Methodist Church.
est at the Evangelical Church. Tl>e
actually laying the pavement. As a re­ straightening roads and lowering gradiw
Attend the Stereopticon Missionary District Ehler, Rev. IL Schuknecht, will
sult in constructing the first 1499 miles has in many localities produced as great
Opposes
Bond
Issue.
Lecture at the Free Methodist Church j lie present and preach at the morning
of pa vol roads, the California commis­ a saving to farm vehicles slid automo­
Editor of ttie Mt. Scott Herald:—I sion was able by merely straightening biles In the way of wear and tear as the
i of Lents on Tuesday evening of next service, after which the last communion
week. The address will be given by a service for the conference year will be am opposed to the Road Bond Bill for out l«d crooks and detours in roads to mere paving of the roads.
One ot the
i returned missionary and will lx* of held. In the afternoon Rev. Schuknecht four reasons.
save 290 miles in distance. This means true essential )x>wers necessary to se­
1. It is unfair. 2. Its policy is con­ to the farmer and others using those
will accompany Rev. Hornschuch to
| great interest.
cure real "good roads" is then omittsd
trary to that of other states which are roads that 12 per cent of time formerly
Happy
Valley
where
he
will
preach
and
Ix-nts is as quiet as the grave this af-
from the proproeed Ixmding issue so we
held up to us ns examples. 3. It puts
' ternoon. Everybody not nailed down to where communion service will also lie
consumed iu travelling over the roads a|>(>ear to lie attempting "to get off
the last things first, requiring the as well as 12 per cent of the wear and
j a job has gone to the city to witness the held.
with a wrong start."—A. G. Johnson.
l
greater part of the state's funds to lie
I patriotic parade. Business houses are i ' Ou Sunday evening the choir of the
tear on the vehicles has tieen per­
expended for pavement, and making no manently eliminated. Yet under our
closed and the aspect of a general holi­ Methodist Church will give their Easter
adequate provision for work which must profxiaed bonding bill the commission
The Herald has a good O|«*ning for a
program
at
Hu»
Evangelical
Church
in
day prevails.
exchange for a like service rendered to precede paving 4. It is being sup­ has no |>ower to spend money on this i bright Isiy to learn tlx* printing bmunras.
Mrs. W. J. McNeil and eons, IXinald
the Methodist congregation by the Evan­ ported by incorrect and misleading feature and it the county refuses to Could start in rpare time after school.
and Gordon, and Mrs. Minnie G. Hyde
gelical
choir. The Y. P. U. will hoi.I stateuients.
spend money for it, the "kinks" and Small wage«.
[ and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, took a
1 am not in any wise opptwed to the l>ad grades must remain and the high- '
their regular service Sunday evening,
hike to Gilbert Sat unlay night, taking
followed by the song and praise service issue of tionds for road purposes and 1 way commission must pave.
in "The Deestrick Sknle No. 23,” which
l«its I*. I. A. Io Meet.
do nut deny that the Highway Comin-
at 7:14.
We have hail considerable experience
they enjoyed very much.
The Ixmts i'arenl-Teacher association
sion is composed of honest and capable
The
annual
church
meeting
wax
held
Barber Shop
Mrs. L. M. Hedge, of 92nd St., is in on Thursday evening of last week, at men. My objections to the bill are in Portland in the halcyon paving days will meet in the assembly hall of the
receipt ot a letter from a young lady re­ which time the following officers wen- founded on the belief that even such from 11X18 to 1911 of what street paving Lenta tchool Friday at 2:45 p. m. The
Up-to-date Hair Cutting
siding in the Danish West Indies, our elected: A. Sperrow, ciane leader; A. men will not lie able to get satisfactory without pnqter street construction in following topics will lx* given : "Helf
advance in accordance with sound
Velvet Shaves, Razor Honing
most recently acquired posc-ssions, con- E. Meyers, exhorter; Earnest Ulrich, results.
Reliance in Children,” by Miss Hchroy
Special attention to children
engineering practice actually means.
i
taining
a
handkerchief
most
beautifully
er, and "Woman as Intelligent Travel­
1. The bill propoees a "grab bag”
Conveniently located
trustee for three years. Sunday school
done in Mexican drawn work as a sam­ otticers were also elected as follows : C. distribution of its benefits. Each For ezample, during that period over ers,” by Mias Avis Lobdell.
Those
FOSTER RD. and MAIN ST.
ple of her ability. She solicits patron­ S. Bradford, superintendent ; James county must prepare the roadbed be­ 25 miles of (>aving was constructed in parents who have children in the
age and quotes prices on handkerchiefs, Leitch, assistant; E. M. Bcheuerman, fore the State will lay the hard surface. advance of the laying of sewers and Aluinui aseoclation are es|ieclally In­
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
doilies, collars, ladies’ waists, center secretary; H. R. Scheuerman, librarian: As will be shown later on such prepara­ water-mains in the streets so that arxin vited to attend. There will lie an in­
Come in and enjoy the music
after the pavement bad Iteen laid it had
from our Edison Amberola
pieces and insertion which are far less Earnest Ulrich, treasurer.
strumental solo by Mildred Turner and
tion, if projierlv made, will cost large
than is usually asked for this class of : The last quarterly conference for the sum. of money. The wealthier coon- I to lie cut up and often Irretrievably a vocal duet by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs.
ruined
in
order
that
some
person
who
work.
Sells.
year is being lield at the church thin ties, and those whose topography it
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and son, > evening, the District Elder prveiding. most favorable, are thus given an un­ had erected a new building on the
NO GUESS WORK Von, of Hudson, New York, spent the The Financial Board will tie elected at dur* advantage. As »6,000,0lk> is suf­ street might obtain water or cohneclion
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■
with a sewer. Again In South Port­ ♦
week end in Lents, guests at the home this time.
ficient to pave lees than one half of the
IN OUR HOR.SE SHOEING
land, an ezpensive street improvement
GOOD
BREEDING.
of their nephew, J. T. Berry, 57th
proposed system of hardsurface roads,
was made on Bancroft avenue, where
The shoe put on by guess is never avenue and 94th street, leaving Monday |
much bitterness is bound to res It from
the street was improved 80 feet in
morning to continue their trip, which I
MfthOdlSt GhUfCh.
satisfactory. Correct horse shoe­
Good sense must in many cases
the failure of the weaker counties to
ing calls for a correct knowl­
was begun early in December. Tliey i Rev. Jasper will take for the topic of get their share. This condition might width on a 28 |>er cent grade which was
determine good brooding, be­
edge of the foot and how
have visited relatives in West Virginia, hie sermon on Sunday morning next, be remedial to some extent hy the so steep that up to 1910 only three of
cause the came thing that would
to treat it properly.
Georgia. Texas, California and other I "The Prayer for Guidance,” this being Commission, were it not for the pro­ the moat high-powered automobiles in
bo civil at one time and to one
WE HAVE THAT KNOWLEDGE
States en route. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. a continuance of his senes of Mentions on vision that certain counties, viz , all the city had succeeded in neg itiating
person may bo quite otherwise
Payne, of Canby, Ore., also spent Sun- ■ the Lord’s Prayer. The topic of the Eastern Oregon counties on the Colum­ the hill ami right today the city is pr<e |
ot another time ond to onother
MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith
day in Lents. Mrs. Payne is a daughter evening sermon will lie, ‘‘Conscience bia Highway, Douglas and Josephine viding for a street extension, known sn I
person, but there are some gen­
Foster Road and 93d St.
of Mr. and Mrs. Berry.
and the Voice of God.”
The Male co-inties on the Pacific Highway, and Bancroft Terrace, to give a proper out­
eral rules of good brooding that
. Quartette will contribute to the musical Coos an<i Tillamook counties are given let to the residents in that vicinity.
hold always true ond in all cases.
features of the program for tbe day ; also the right to demand hard surface, as Bituminous paving was also laid on
—Chest ortio Id.
streets
where
the
grade«
exceeded
19
W. H. Gillis will render a solo.
In the fast as they get their roads ready for it.
---------------------------------------------------- <
Home, Dtil
Phone Your
percent I for example 29th street in
evening
tlie
choir
of
the
Methodist
No discretion is left to the Commission,
Pa
Wants to
Th«* common garden plant culled cori­
Church will exchange with the choir of but such counties may enjoin the ex­ Willamette Heights snd as a conse­
Tabor 7*2-4
The Herald
the Evangelical Church, and the latter penditure of any money elsewhere until quence all such streets become useless ander la found In Egypt, Persia and
India It bus globulnr, grayish need
will present their Easter Concert to the their own demands have lieen met. It for traffic particularly on rainy days.
corns and Is mentioned twice In the Bl
Thia feature which the highway com­ ble In Exodus xvl, 31, and In Numbers
One cent a word first Insertion; one-half I
is possible for these counties, if they are
WILL TRADE for unencumbered Methodist congregation.
missions of California and Washington xi. 7.
cent subsequent Insertions.
The
six
class
meetings
of
the
church
sufficiently
enterprising,
to
obtain
near
­
Lente or Portland property. House and
have found most important and which
four lots in Clatskanie. Value 11100. were held at homes within the various ly the entire »6,000,000, even to the ex­
FOR SALE
Damascus is tbe oldest city remain­
is also strongly emphasized by the Office
districts
on
Wednesday,
lieing
changed
clusion
of
Clatsop,
Columbia,
Hood
Every inch in fruit or berries. Apply
ing
in the modem world. It la first
ot
Good
Roads
of
the
U,
8.
government
WILL TRADE 3 unencumbered lota this office.
from Tuesday evening to admit of a River and Jackson counties. Special
15 tf
mentioned
In H< ripture In connection
lor carpenter work and expense re­
delegation from this church attending provision has been made for the assist­ is outside the scope of the Oregon Com­ with Abraham (Genesis xlr, 15). whose
mission
under
our
proposed
bonding
modelling a heuse. Call Tabor 6202
WILL TRADE for I-ents property 160 the Jubilee Rally at the First Church ance of these latter counties, but such
Steward was a native of the place
after 6 p. m.
17 tf
acres in Central Oregon, all fenced, 50 on Tuesday, several availing themselves assistance is not mandatory, therefore act. They are "to pave ami pave” Ir­ <xv, 2).
must take second place to the demands respective of the fact that paving at its
FOR SALE—White Leghorn and acres in crops. 2'S miles to railroad. 1 of this opportunity.
When a camel Is preened beyond its
very best is a temporary affair lasting
14tf
The monthly business meeting of the of the other counties.
Rhode Island Red eggs for setting. (1.00 Enquire at this office.
some ten or fifteen years while the lo­ s|x*ed and la s|a*nt It kneels down, and
2.
We
are
constantly
exhorted
to
Adult Bible cla»s will be held at the
to SI.50 per setting of 15. B. N. Hime-
nothing in tlie World will make It budge
WORK WANTED
parsonage on Wednesday of next week. follow the example of California and cation, alignment and grade of a road again Tbe camel remains where It
baugh, Gresham. R 1.
14tf
is, if properly dons lasting and of bene­
FOR PLOUGHING and harrowing Mrs. Miller, a National Field Worker Washington. California has expended fit not only to ourselves but to Intnrr kneels, and where (he creature kneels
GRAVEL and SAND. R. Heyting.
a
large
amount
of
state
money
on
roads,
It dies
for
the
Womans
’
Home
Missionary
So
­
13
Phone Tabor 2063.
5tf call Tabor 3783.
but only a small percentage of this
ciety will be present ami speak.
The greater
The Epworth League have secured O. amount is for paving.
V. Badley, popular reader and imper- part has been spent for saving distance
! senator, who will give one of his de­ and securing good grades. The propor­
lightful enrertanmeuts on Friday even­ tion to lie used for each purpose is left
ing, the 27th inst. Place of meeting to- to tbe discretion of the Commission.
In Washington no state money what­
be announced later.
Some grocers are constantly boosting
The sermon on Sunday evening was ever is spent for hard surface, but all of
the prices of foodstuffs.
very impressive. Mr. Jasper has been It is used for securing proper grade and
presenting the teachings of Jeans as re­ alingment and for a temporary surface
This store is consistently and reso­
lated to different phases of life during of macadam. A law, such as either of
these
states
have,
would
tie
much
liet
lutely
keeping prices down.
the past month. On Sunday evening
I the subject was ‘‘Jesus’ .Message to ter than the one proposed for Oregon.
WHICH DO YOU PREFER?
I will submit another letter next
Those Who Would be Pure,” contend-
- ing among other things that singleness week —J. I*. Newell.
of heart and purpose were necessary. In
Headquarters For Seeds and Fertilizers.
this connection a very vivid word pic-
The $6,000.000 Bondinq Bill.
j tore was drawn of the almost inconceive-
While the advocates of the »6,(XX),(XX)
able conditions which have been brought bonding bill for paving roads claim that
alxiut by the war. Ministers of the Goe- Oregon is ten years liebind California
Tabor 1708
9040 Foster Road
pel, even Methodist ministers, who pre­ and Washington in tlie construction of
vious tn the beginning of hostilities oc­ “good roads,” they forget to tell us
cupied their pulpits in the various coun­ that the proposed paving measure is at
tries of Europe, preaching a gotqx-l of least 10 years belli nd the machinery by
; “peace and good will to men,” and now which California has secured the finest
i with earnest and sincere purpose are ar­ road system in the world. In other
rayed against each other in mortal com­ words, although we are supposed al­
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bat, each loyal to the country in which ready to be 10 years liehind the times
i they claim their citizenship. Thia is we are to tie provided with an antiquat­
due to a lack of singleness of heart, re­ ed 190H model with which to catch Cali­
sulting in a double allegiance, love of fornia with an up-to-date 1917 model.
(Successor toC. J. Holway)
country and love of Christ, and in times
In California a bond issue for road
tbe
North Main St. Grocer,
| of patriotic excitement love of country construction of »18,000,000 was voted by
prevails. Too often allegiance tn Christ the people in 1912 and last year an ad­
Is Located On "The Hill” for YOUR Convenience
is merely an intellectual proposition, a ditional »15,000, (XX) was authorized.
We call and deliver
Tabor a2M
I faith, a conviction, but not sentiment, However, our southern neighbor gave
and conviction must be so strong as to her highway commission power to
produce strong sentiment if it is to con­ utilize this money in road construction
trol conduct. Unless convictions pro­ and not merely in road-paving, while in
duce sentiment, sentiment will ultimate­ our proposed bonding bill a 1000 miles
ly control conviction. We see in the of road is definitely listed and the high­
manner our souls feel. There will be way commission ordered to pave the
Every woman loves beauty and our collection of Spring
For SPECIAL service, prompt delivery, low charges
many other claims to which the Chris- same when turned over by the counties.
and careful handling, try
Hats are all the newest and latest models.
There are large
i tian will be true, but allegiance to
Let us see what this means? The
and small sailors with straight and drooping brims; colonials,
j Christ must come first,
roads in California under county con­
tricorns and turbans in blue, green, rose, gray, tan, mus­
trol were very much like the roads in
tard, chartreuse and black and white.
The Herald has a good opening for a Oregon, full of bad grades, crooked, and
A hat for any need or taste: a hat to suit any personality.
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bright boy to learn the printing busi­ full of “kinks” and often passing
LENTS MILLINERY, Mrs. Gulliks, Prop.
ness. Could start in spare time after through land with poor foundation for
Krening, and Bunday», Tabor‘JXWI
Tabor ?IW)
Portland Of.
l-t Alder. Mar. W
school. Small wages.
road construction. In California the
Chester’s
WANT ADS
Why a Lents Man Stopped Using
Going Up or Staying Down
L. E. WILEY
GOGGINS’ SHOES
I
HE DIED
...That Spring Hat...
WHEN YOU TRADE AT HOME
H. C. CARVER
.. Express and Moving
AINSWORTH AUTO SERVICE. 9101 Foster Rd.