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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1917)
Mount Scott Herald «f «ort, ekisar hair •nd • scalp fra* frum dandruff and Irrita tion ara Imurad l>r ths dally um of this LOCAL BRIEFS Rural Items to be fa «red in pn tended patriotism. Mnoh of the patriotism of today baa dol lar arks on it. Pretended piety is another source of danger as many make pretense for revenue only. A row of sweet peas planted near Bad ger Creek, at the ¡hotel are now eight feet tall and still growing. The land lady says she will have to get telephone poles for them to climb. Prof. Couper, who lives one-half mile North of the Poa office, has rented his ranch and will go to the city where he has secured employment. He is a very desirable citizen and we are sorry to him. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred McKinley, of Woodmere. WiHMlmere, are the proud parents of a Mr. and Mrs. Win. Abel and their young son who arrived at their home on daughter, Miss Virginia, and Mr. It stimulates hair growth, iterante the 14th Inst. Oswin, of this district, motored to lx»g falling uf the hair. rloeoMo and Invlg- B. N. Himebangh, of Gilbert, was In fa Barn* laid Sunday morning, where eratM the scalp Lents this morning, making this office they were royally entertained at the and aliare Itching, hotel there. The party went by the n pleasant call. burning and all Irrll*. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gartner, of bhtli HL, Gresham route and returned by way of are entertaining the former's brother Oregon City. The Woodmere Athletic Club will ami wife and six children, of Nebraska. give a weinie roast at Johnson Creek in Road Master York and hie corps ol | • irai- workm«n are nearing 92nd St. with the the near future. lent |’r«|>> »ration a Chas. Beede, of 7620 63rd avenue Flatter Road improvement. Little by ■Irwla trial It will little lx*nta is lieing pulled out ol the 8. E., lias recently returned home from makn a six month’s stay in the East. mud and dust. oom I an l uaar. Your money Mrs. Win. Lope and her neice, Miss II. Julian,of the Lent» variety store, Will lie re funded If y<m Beulah V. Miller, of 7620 64th avenue mid liia daughter, Miss Vivian, have ma not IlMhtad. been spending some time down at the 8. E., spent the entire day st Gladstone ■ oast. Mr. Julian returned on Sunday Chautauqua last Friday. They were Public Ownership Of Utilities. to look utter the business while Mrs. entertained at the camp of Mr. and KAN-TOX The gn*at advantage of public owner Mrs. Zebrung, of Firland Julian goes down for a little vacation. Mu Ila quinine llalr T<>nle ship of public utilities is that it takes j a full line <>f HAN-TOX U On Tuesday evening of this week preparations and ranedialo are Representative McArthur is receiving tin* public service corporation out of I tur aals Lg I Mrs. Wm. Lope entertained a few congratulations in Washington because politics. of the honor of representing the only friends on her lawn. Ice cream and The public service wrporation of any ' cake were served later in the evening. Congressional District in the United magnitude must get into politics. The j Hiatrs which did not have to draw Ik Among the gue*ts in addition to Mr. ' politicians will force it in with measures i and Mrs. Lojie, were Rev. W. H. Arnos, LENTS PHARMACY man in the first selective draft. I threatening profits—dividends. Mrs. Julia Beede, Mrs. Anna Beede, F. R. Peterson & Sons, Props. Mias Izina Crandall, of With afreet, is The legal expense account of the Mies Beulah V. Miller and Mr. Neil M. Tabor ‘-*<’74 taking a vacation, necmieitated by ill Roller taon. large public service corpoiations is an health. She la s|x<nditig a week with Mrs. Clock and her two daughters, elastic fund that alisortis political and Rev. and Mrs. Moore, formerly of la*nts No matter how good Theodora and Florence, are spending a other activities. Methialist Church, now located at few weeks picking loganberries near tile intentions of the management of a < 'atiby. public service corporation it is forced to Salem, Ore. mix into public affairs because it is per Rupert Benge, ol the U. 8. Navy, ar- IOW SALE Miss Olive Reed, ol 6743 7Hlh street, It is a part rived in Izmta from Bremerton on was given » pleasant surprise last Fri- forming a public function. GRAVEL and SAND. R. Heyting. of the government, and the services it Saturday morning of la»t week, to Phom* Talair 2063 fitf j day evening by a number of her friends, renders necessitate exercising »fiend a abort furlough witii his parent*. HO-t’Al.l.ED DANDRUFF can eaaily Mr. and Mrs. D. Benge, of 6l»t avefiue whom she found sitting in the darkness powers of government. awaiting her arrival home. Not until I m * cured; my Ixsiklet gives full direc The public management may lie 8. E. *he bad turned on the light and heard a travagaut and corrupt. tions; al»<< Instructions for ladies* luimont Dunbar left Friday evening chorus ol "surprise" did she realize shampoo Home Bh iving for men. the The public utility may lie run at an proper car« ol th” feet, a sure cure lor fur Starr. Idaho, where he will remain constipation, tieside» other valuable for some time with his uncle on a ranch what was taking place. Ice cream and inferior grade from what a corporation cake were served. recipes. AH ate very inex|>ensive and would run it. use to in pie common drug*, if you need near that place. lie hopes to develop a Mrs. Wm. Lojie leave* this morning There may be a voting power exer- j help I want to help you. For further more robust constitution in the high for Marshfield, where she will spend a cised by the employees to the detriment information and copy of laeik wild a and dry climate of that section. ueek with relatives and friends. of public affairs. two cent stamp to Lw-k Box <118, Lents Mrs. Anna Dawson, of 92nd wtrvet P. t > .. Port land.1 2ttt i This is all so. But the public escapee ■ Miss G(ace Spaulding, of 4418 76 th H. E., who lia« Spent the last three street is spending a few days with from none of these items by allowing a FOR SALE FARMLANDS, The Government needs Farmer* a* months with friends and relatives in friends in Bellingham, Wash. private corporation to attend to any well «« Fighters. Two million three Nevada, returned to her home in Iz-iitM part of the public business. h urn I nil tlioua*nd z»in*s of Oregon A tin* last of the week. The return trip The elimination of graft in an indus < ’allfornin Railroad Co. Grant Liuids. was made via tin* Southern route, stop Happy Valley. try operated by a private cor|*oration | Title revealed ill United Stab** To Is* Just now a little rain would lie tine enhances dividends—which is another | opened for homestead» and sale, Con- ping with friends at various California tabling some of the ls-»t land left in points. lor the growing crops. Just let the form of graft. The public sutlers just I the I lliti* I State«. Large Copyrights! the same. Miss Alma Gilison, of 5804 tilth street "blessed rain drop in.” Map. showing land by r>v sections and The remedy for inferior service by a I The new school building is complete description of Hill, soil, climate, rainfall, S. E, has gone to Spokane on a vaca elevation», temperature, etc , by coun tion trip. She will spend some lime ly finished and is a credit to the com publicly owned utility lies in the citi-1 ties. Postpaid, <>ne Dollar. Grant with friends and relative». returning munity. It is one of the best school sen making his ballot an asset to be ■ Land» bleating Co. Box <110 Portland, late in August, via Seattle, where she building« in the County for the size of used lor ins own profit and not for a i Oregon. plaything to be given to auy politican i will join her friend, M *s Katherine the district. ' FOR HALE- Piano. Good condition. Perry, who will accompany her on the for the asking. As this is done ;tiie pub- I Mrs. W. M. Bischoff was taken to the Am leafing city. Must »<‘11. Phone remainder of the home trip. Tsl-ir 11311 Mrs llurke Beeman. hospital last Sunday, where it was lie utility iu public bands is fully up to . first grade. Ft >U S l>—in front ol John D'a store i O. C. Curry, of Cliehalum Mt., has found necessary for her to undergo an Tfic toting power of the employee is I gold ring witti opal setting. Owner can announced an auction vale at his ranch operation. She is doing well. just us great under the private manager ; have same by proving property and on Satiirdny of this week, the 28th W. A. Ulrich has begun picking paying lor ad. Inst. Five milk cows, five heifers, Cuthbert raspberries, and the crop is as under the public uiauager and much , “I t >R BALE—Good Steel Radge for team, wagon, buggy, harness, hog* and very good considering the hot weather. more likely to be made use of for public I injury, where dividends enter the prob- I ♦ JA. Coal S’x’i with coil. Range in line farming implements arc among the condition practically a* good a* new. tilings which will Is* sold on this date. , lem. ' Call at tlülô VDlh SI,, 8. E. la<nta. 11. Pleasant Valley. Where we are deficient as a mass in for all taken Bankable note« will lie C. Dewey Miss Olga Johnson,of St. Paul, Minn, considering public ownership is that we amount« over $10.tX). Dr. and Mrs. Tidball, l rewiding nr ar wir* a guest ut the home of Mr. and undertake to make each public utility I Gray*« Crossing, are leaving this week Mrs. P. J. Berke a few days last week. pay a profit, pay a sinking tund for for Iowa, where they expect to reside Miss Lucile Roxford and Miss Alice ootids issued and pay its way. When we are mse enough to see dif in the future. Mrs. Tidball’s mother, Johnson, also of St. Paul, are guests at Tabor ferently we will make some great leaps the Berke home this week. Strange to Mr*. Dickson, of Los Angeles, Calif.,wlm 1 has spent the last few montlm with say the two Miss Johnson’? were not re ! toward public utility ownership of every Dr. Wm. Rees (them hen* returned to her home. lated and neither knew of the other’s I aiutl. We do not expect a public school to Office und Itoidrticc, A h K Aoth Hl. They will lie greatly missed, especial intended visit ly from lients Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young, of Port pay. PORTLAND. ORE, We do not expect a tire departuieut circles. The best wishes ol their many land, were Sunday visitors at the home triends go with them to their new home. of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. to pay. It e do nut expect a pulice depart- liitw. aw. Ks*t *.*<7 Sargeant Fred Peterson, of the Medi Sttner. rneut to pay. ” cal Corps with the Third O. N. G , who Allen and Faxon Joy made a business The street cleaning departuieut does has been stationed in Montana, has trip to Fairview on Monday of this John (iuy Wilson not pay. liesn called back and ordered to report week. Attorney-at-Law They are all a dead loss, Receipts at Clackamas. He paid Ids relatives Pillock Block Chas. Garrison left Tuesday evening nil. Expenses millions. here a flying visit on Tuesday. It is for Medford. He expects to be absent Office Conaullatlon Evcnlnga by Appolnlmen An owner of a big office building I supposed lie has been called back to about a month. charges up tiis elevator service to over take bis examination as a first-class Mrs. pave Masters is spending a lew head expenses. It is a dead lues, No- sargeant, the highest lie can get in the days this week visiting with relatives body pays a cent for the elevator—di Prof. T. E. Lawson medical corps without being a graduate and friends in Seattle. rectly. The transportation system ol Plano Lessons at Your Home at 6Oc physician. Ole Dahlquist and O. J. Forsgren took the Wilcox building in 1’ortland is free ! The “Herald” office force have been ll<< Will Call a trip to the mountains last week, re to all who come aud go, visitors or revelling in cherries this week, brought turning on Saturday, They had the tenants. «VI« Mlh Hl. Tabor jn*> from Possom Trot farm, La Fayette, by The^* is no rea.*on why a city should Mrs. Hyde and her daughter, Miss Eliza good fortune to bag a bm black bear. charge for trans|>ortation any more than | J. S. Donaldson pam a visit to the beth, who enjoyed a week end trip to for schools, parks, playgrounds, police, country one day recently. YOUR LAME HORSE that delightful place, which would be Molalla health supervision, fire protection, and , I. F. Coffman, of Lenta, was out look sufficient to lure any one hack to the soil. One of the attractions of the place ing after his potato crop one day during so on. \Ve are constantly increasing the functions of these departments of i is a beautiful herd of pure hied Jersey the fore part of the week. A Well Shod Horse public service, operated absolutely free i heifers which comprise the dairy herd Many Pleasant Valley folks are plan Rarely Goes Lame. of Poasom Trot farm at present, which ning to attend the big Field Day meet where once our forefathers charged for have been raised from calves since Mr. to lie held by the farmers at the Gresham them. Don't let your horse suffer from bad When we learn that we do not need to j French «sunned the management of the fair grounds on Saturday of thia week. shoeing. We gtiar»ntee every job. borrow a dollar to establish a public place about two years ago. They are utility, and that we do not need to Iwntities and pass a high grade milk test MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith charge a cent for its service, but that in 1 Bellrose-Gilbert. in addition. h Foster Road and 93d St. Mrs. Rindle, accompanied by Mr. and the form of general taxation the com Mrs. J. L. Johnson and Mrs. Ma bee en munity can manage its own utilities we joyed a cherry picking jaunt to Happy will be on the road to the harmoniza WE TAKE PRIDE tion of civilization.—A. D. C. Valley the last of the week. When in Lents Eau De Quinine HAIR TONIC GOOD NEWS *■ —FOR— Chronic Sufferers Woroout, suffering bodies are being relieved every day My up-to-date methods of People’s Forum PHYSICAL THERAPEUTICS deal direct with the M Y PROMISE I promise you better health, greater menial and physical energy than you ever realized you could posMrs. If you have organic difficukie«: if you are weak and desire to be strong: if you are nerv- ou.; have tn-adache». rheumati.m. or female complaints. I can be of ineatimable value to you WANT ADS I DR. R. A. PHILLIPS THE AL.ISKY BUILDING PRONI MAIN 3142 PORTLAND. ORE. Get Your Meals At The The best is none too good for you Cottage Restaurant A. KNAPP, Prop. Quick Service, Sanitary Conditions Satisfactory Work, Moderate Prices Special Attention to Children’s Hair Cutting CHESTER’S BARBER SHOP OUR SPECIALTIES AH. FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON AT LOWEST PRICES Ice Cream, all Brands of Fresh Tobaccos and Cigars, Candies, Milk, Bread and Pastry. * CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL MRS. F. DAVIS, Lents Waiting Room There are rumors afloat which indicate that the "Unexpected Club" are getting busy again after a busy Summer which has not admitted of social activities. Cherryville. Haying all done here. Jack Frost made us a slight visit last Sunday night. Not much damage done. The weather continues dry with no sign of rain in any direction. Mr. Mumpower and outfit of Baker's Bridge on the Clackamas River, is up at the shingle mill getting out some cedar timber for Editor Jackson of the Journal for hie $20,0110 Summer home on the Clackamas River. Elmer Johnson was the only man here who was drawn for the first call. The Odell boys were drawn for the next call. Also, August Berdenstein. Washington in his farewell add res warned hie countrymen of the dangers* and not its symptoms In other words my electrical and other treatments re move the cause of disease and so allows nature full sway, rather than merely alleviating pain, the com monest symptom of disease Send for free booklet and testimonials or come in and consult me FREE. About the time you are ready to discard a tire or tube is the time you should let us see it We Put More Miles into your Tires If it is too late we will tell you, but most tires can be repaired so they will give lots more service. We are completely equipped for all kinds of vulca nizing and repairing and our prices are reasonable.. LENTS GARAGE AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor Tabor 3429 D 61 8919 Foster Road HARDWARE What Do You Want? No Matter, We Have It Here THE QUALITY IS HIGH and THE PRICE IS LOW KERN PARK HARDWARE CO Tabor 900 4624 67th St S. E. 1-2 blk N. Kern Park Sta. PATRIOTISM May be shown in many ways. One is by economy in the home. PREPARE NOW For the coming months. Buy your FRUIT JARS HERE ECONOMY, SCHRAM, MASON, and E-Z SEAL also fixtures and jelly glasses L. E. WILEY Tabor 1708 9040 Foster Road B. W. SINES Brewery Pays for Speech, On the 8th of March, Mr. Meeker, Representative front Missouri, and lead ing wet orator, extended his remarks in the Congressional Record to cover 67 pages. Now, one l’aul 8. Conwell is suing for compensation, alleging that he wrote the speech at the order of the Kansas City Breweaies Co., and was to receive $1,600 as compensation, of which only $2tM) was ever paid. The speech was a jumble of junk, news- paper clippings, etc., being incorporated without even careful arrangement, An interesting incident, indeed ! Cause of the disease Let Us See that Tire First Professional Directory fn the Sanitary Arrangement of Our Shop a (Successor to McKinley A Co.) Hay, Grain, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Chicken Feed and Supplies of all Kinds. Wood, Coal and Briquettes. Meat Scraps and Grit Tabor 96« 9326 Foster Road STOP, LOOK, LISTEN! Did You See My Ad Last week? I SAID I COULD SAYE YOU MONEY’ AND YOUR CAR FARE if you would buy your sheet metal supplies in LENTS INSTEAD OF DOWN TOWN The millions of acres of land held out of use by speculators is the foundation of the artificial famine we are “enjoying” in the United States. You can buy anything you want from a baby chick fountain to a wind mill tank in my shop Stop And Let Me Show You My Goods and My Prices A. S. PEARCE; The Tinsmith, Foster Rdn opp. P.O. Tab. 5838