Mount Scott Herald
Page Three
companied by W. Locke, of Gray’»
Happy Valley.
Crossing and V. Locke, of Gilbert Road.
Just a few xhowem of rain would be
Mr». Mary It. Lockhart, formerly of welcome to the farmers.
Mr. Albert Croat SB has just returned
Bellwood, haa moved into b»r little
from the Phillippine».
H. W. Kanne »pent last week in
I OR SALE
Among the visitors to I-ante laat week I-enta home on the car line between Tillamook County looking after a dairy
GRAVEL and NAVI». R. Ileyting. waa Mr. Jeeae Holme«, late of LaCrosse, Lente and the Junction, where »he haa farm.
num T..t,.,r 1008.
6ti Wisconsin.
opened a studio and 1« prepared to give
E. W. Deardorff ha» gone to work for
piano initrnction at reaaonable rate». the Auto Wrecking Co., 89 Broadway,
Foil NAI.E I HIM I AND-.
Mr». K. K. Ixdtch, of Perry, Iowa, i*
We lieapeak for her a liberal »hare of Portland. The family are now domi­
The Government need» Farmer» a»
well a« Fighter». Two million three visiting at th« home of Mr. and Mr». the patronage of the community. Wince ciled at William» avenue and Multno­
hundred thniiaoml Acree of Oregon A J. M. haiteh, 5451 HOtli St. S. 1.
■he make» a specialty of lieginner» thia mah street, Hlreen Court Apartment«.
California Riiilroed Co. Grant l.»n<l»,
MI m France« Kearney, of lent«, ha»
Glen Rushford haa returned from
Title revealed in United Htatc». To lie gone to Gearhart for a month’» vaca­ should appeal to mothers who hesitate
to send »mall children any distance on Seattle where he ha« been employed by
opened for hoineatead« ami »ale. (Con­
taining hook * of the Ixxil land left in tion, leaving Friday evening laat.
the car alone.
the Northwest lead an<l Meh. Co. He
the United HUM». Large Copyrighted
We cheerfully correct an error which haa gone to work for the Northwest
M.
Doran,
of
Clatskanie,
Columbia
Map, »bowing land l»y aectlon» ami
«hwi ription of »oil, climate, rainfall, County, wm looking after buaineea in­ appeared in our column» last week. Dr. Steel Co., in Portland.
P. J. O’Donnell has received word that
elevation», temperature, etc., by coun­ terKat» in Lenta the first of the week.
A large number of the people of the I
ting.
Postpaid, One hollar. (¡rant
he has »ucceraftilly |>a»se<l the govern­ Valley spent Sunday at Jennings Jzxige, I
Mi»«
Althea
Holme«,
of
h-nts,
haw
re
­
Land» lux ating Co, Box »110 Portland,
ment examination instead of the state attending the Evangelical Camp M eet-
cently returned from Honolulu, where
Oregon.
I examination a» waa reported. He has ing.
■he
ha«
been
teaching
the
laat
three
Fol V D hi ............. I John 11 »tore
been placed on the reserve list, subject
gold ring with opal setting. Owner can year».
to call at any time. If the doctor ia a«
have xaiue by proving property and
Archer Place.
F. (>. McGrew »pent two week« at popular among the soldier boys ax he is
graying lor ad.
Prince Lodge, Ocean Park, Wash., leav­ among the people of Lents he will have
Mark E. Chaiker, mail carrier fori
WANTED—Piano pupil*; Beginner» ing hi» family there for the month of
a host of friend« in the army. We re­ this district, is out on his vacation. His '
a »|>eci»lty. Term* reaxonable. Htudio August.
gret to lose him, but the need» of the place is being filled by W. I.. Miller.
at 9719 Brilliant Ht., al Woodstock Ave.,
Mi»« Theodora Dunbar left Haturday government come first with all loyal
G un Schmidt and R. Franks were
lamia, Ore. Mary It. Lockhart.
80
for Cove Orchard, Yamhill County, citlxens.
among those In attendance at the recent j
where »he will make an extended vi»it
Grocer's picnic. Mr. Schmidt took his
with relative».
homeing pigeons along and release^
Mi»» Elizabeth Hyde, the c. o. b. of
them at Bonneville. They made the
Cherryville.
this outfit, left Saturday morning for a
home base safely and in quick time.
two week»’ outing at Clatakanie,
Mrs. R. Frank left Thursday for a
We wanted the rain to stop laat
Tabor UM*
Columbia County.
couple of weeks’ vacation in the mount­
Spring and now we want it to start.
ains. Her immediate destination is
Mr». W. T. Birrell and »on, of Cor­
August Beidenatein has gone to work
Dr. Wm. Rees
vallis. have been »pending the week at Bull Run Lake, where the city of Junction City, where she will join some
Office and Kraidenrc.
K frdh Hl.
with the former’» »later, Mr». M. N. Portland in building a dam. They pay friends.
PORTLAND, ORK.
Haddler, fi7H) «2nd St., 8. E.
»3.00 a day for eight hours work with
Bellrose-Gilbert.
The Peters and Nelson families, of board, and the beet of board at that.
Woodmere, enjoyed an auto trip up the People will get so used to fair and de­
When J. L. Johnson returned to his
iniw. aw.
K,,t win
Columbia Highway on Sunday, the trip cent treatment that after the war they home after hi» day’s work one evening
l>eing msrie in the Peter» machine.
will not put up with anything else.
the first of the week he found two Mrs.
John (juy Wilsotl
Johnson
’s in the house. However, the
Thi» office 1» in receipt of a premium
Johnnie Allen, who has been working
Attorney-at-l.aw
list of the Land Product» Show, to lie on a government trail up at Clackamas second lady bearing that name was an
aas I'lttock Block
held iu t..e new auditorium, Portland, ¡.ake was badly injured by a falling tree old friend from San Diego, Calif. She
OIRr. Conxultatlon Kveiilri». by^Apixrlnttnent November 3rd to Mth. »6,000 in cash last Friday and was brought home in an came up to attend the N. E. A., since
auto Sunday. It took over 12 hours to which time she has been hunting up
award« will be given.
old friend« and ia the natural course of
Mr. and Mr». Dan Raat, of 04th bring him out ae the machine had to go
events reached the Johnson home.
so
(low.
Prof. T. E. Lawson
atreet, are the proud parenta of a 95»
Mayor Baker appears to be
The Ten Eyck brother«, Ed and Henry,
Plano Leesons at Your Home at 60c pound daughter who arrived to take
|Hwae»aion
of
their
heart«
and
home
on
have
taken
the
contract
for
driving
ties
right
after the wood trust with
lie Will Call
Wednesday, the Hth inat.
down the Sandy Rivet from the mills his bland smile, big, horny hand
«VI« Mth Ht.
Tabor nab
It is aaid that 90 per cent of the men above us down to the boom at the dam, clenched and some business-like
drawn In the draft in prohibition Kan* from where they will lie sent through
aa» paa» the medical examination a» the flame and tunnel to Bull Run. ‘The talk. He can’t move too swiftly.
compared with only 25 per cent who are water ia low now and the tie» hang op
A SCREW LOOSE
able to qualify from a certain licenae on the rock» and sand bars which make*
a tedious job. .
State.
May cause u wreck. Get the tire*
When it cornea to dropping bomb» on
Mr». Alice Locke, of 9519 55th avenue
and oilier loone parte of your wagon S. E., returned on Saturday laat from a a school house full of children in Lon­
Where trained epeeialieU with modern lab
and other vehicle« tightened while week’» outing at Rockaway Beach. She don and killing 40 little innocent child­ oratoriea aad adaqnaie eqmpa»«nt give in­
also visited at the Tillamook Beach and ren and injuring#)other« it is high time struction leading to coHegiato degree» in the
the weather ix dry.
enjoyed a «ide trip to the jetty at for the world to rise in arms and crush following school«:
AGRICULTURE, with 15 department;
the brutes who are perpetrating such
We Guarantee Every Job.
Brighton.
COMMERCE, with 4 department«;
awful crimes. The Apache Indians have
ENGINEERING, with « departmenta. ia-
The Milla family, who recently suf­
MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith
nothing on these inhuman brutes.|
eluding Civil. Electrical, Highway, Industrial
fered the )<>«« of their household effect«
▲ria. IrHgation. and Mechanical Engineering.
(Too late for last issue.)
Foster Road and 93d Ht.
in the burning of the bouse occupied by
FORESTRY, including Logging Engineer
August comes on dry.
tliem. have once more gone .to house­
!■<
keeping in the McKinley house on 91st
July was one of the hottest and dry-
HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major depart­
menta. melading training ia the Fraction
est months ever known here.
St., S. E.
When in Lents
Houae;
Miss Violet Littlefield, of 64 th AVe.
Another frost here the first of the
MININO. with three department«, includ­
8 E. was taken to the Good Samaritan week whieh did considerable damage in ing Chemical Engineering.
Get Your Meals At The
PHARMACY.
hospital wtiere she underwent an oper­ spot«j
THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, offer« initne
ation for appendicitis on Monday. Her
An «¡tertainment will be held at the lion in the principal department« of vocal
friends will be pleated to know that she school house on Saturday night ot this and Instrumental music.
is doing nicely.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled
week. A good program has been pro­
1085 cadets in 1818 17, and won recommen­
Laat Wednesday, the 1st inSt., t little vided.
dation for O. A. C. from the Western Depart­
son made his appearance at the home
Gardens and potato fields are in bad ment of the U. 8 War Department aa one ef
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Howlett, 4 730- shape and no rain this month will ruin the fifteen ‘ distinguished institaticn«** of
A. KNAPP, Prop.
77th St., 8. E.
To say the proud them,
higher learning All cadets will be furnished
«
complete nniform« by the U. 8. Government
parents are happy is putting it mildly.
A lady from Portland here last week and the junior and senior oad«ts. enrolled in
The little laddie will be known as Oscar
«ays it always rain» between the 4th the R O. T. C.« will be given ccmmutotion for
D. Howlett,
and 20th of August. Not always. In subsistence, aa well aa all transportation and
Mr. and Mrs <1. C. McGrew, of 8741 1911 there was not a drop of rain fell in subsistence at the aia weeks' 8nmm**r camp.
REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 8,
56 Ave., spent Sunday, the fith Inst , at August. In fact, August le the dry
1817
Information on request.
Address,
Wilhoit Springs, where they spent the month of the year.
Registrar.
Oregon
Agricultural
Collage.
day with Mrs. McGrew’» sister, Mrs. C.
Roy Shertrum, of Portland, a son-in- CorvaJHa. Oregon.
Whitlock, of Silverton, and B. F. Miller
law of Mr. Miller, at the hotel, is visit­
and children, who are camping there ing here. He recently made a tour
for a short time.
through Eastern Oregon and says Fall
Mr». W. A. Burns, of 6336-8"th Nt , sown grain generally looks good in all
8. F... accompanied by her daughters, irrigated districts, but all other condi­
Misxea Edna, Myrtle and I.«'ola and tions are a failure.
young son, Lester, ami Mr. Emil Swan­
The “Herald’’ is doing a good work
son, of 7827 «2nd Ave. S. E., started in calling attention to the great quanti-1
Monday on an auto trip to the coast. ty of land held ont of use at high prices
They will be absent two weeks.
by a lot of land hogs. One man in this
Mr. and Mrs. M. IfeLancy, of New­ county is paying over »1,200 taxes on
port, left Monday for their home, after land that he has been holding for
spending a few days at the home of the several years at prices that nobodv
latter’» sister, Mr». Tyler, 92nd street. could possibly afford to pay. Shove the
Mrs. Delainey came up to the city for taxes up on him another »1,200 and he
Those pesky spark plugs I
medical treatment, spending a few will be obliged to sell. There is enough
You should have bought Stew­
weeks at one of the sanitariums of the for all if it was not for the greed and
art V-Rays.
selfishness in the world. All of this
city.
They’re ideal for all cars.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McKinley and land will bring forth abundantly if con­
They put a big, hot, intense
baby Glenn are visiting their mother, ditions are right. In a dry time water can be simply an<l permanently cured by
Violet flame in every cylinder.
Mrs. D. H. McKinley, who held a re­ can be secured from the mountain
Not a miss in months of
ception at her home on Saturday even­ streams easily and when the land is
PHYSICAL METHODS
driving.
ing. On Monday evening Mrs. McKin­ new a crop or two of clover brings it
Nothing but cold­
Their four »parking point» mean
ley was surprised by a bunch of her into fertility.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS
absolute dependability — four time»
girlhood friends from Iowa, who are blooded greed prevents anybody from deal direct with the CAUSE of disease
the life of ordinary plug». And they
being in plenty and peace.
Land and not its SYMPTOMS and assist na­
touring in this section.
have an oil-proof, heat-proof cor«
that la practically unbreakable.
J. Sanger Fox, business manager of value« are gradually getting down ture to do the work she alone is able to
Tone up your power plant with a
the “Herald,” left Friday evening for where they belong. A quarter section perform SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET
act of Stewart V-Ray Spark Ptug»,
Eastern Oregon, where he will take a was recently sold in a good neighbor­ or call and consult me FREE.
and note the added go aod ging.r.
brief outing visiting his parents and hood and on a public road, with a few
other relatives.
He will join Mrs. Fox acres clear, for »25.00 an acre, and
and the kiddie« who have Iteen rusticat­ another quarter section with good
ing in that section for a month past. building, a pure lot of stock, and 25
THE ALI8KY BLDG.
acres cleared, all tor »4,000.
They will return with him.
Phone Main 3140
Portland, Ore.
A
man
from
Eastern
Oregon
was
over
,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCord are
last
week
to
look
at
a
tract
of
land
that
spending the week with relative« at
Aurora, Ore. Mr. McCord was hurt he traded for without seeing it. He'
recently while working in a mill at believed what was told him about it 1
LOSING PEP?
Bend, Oiegon. being in the hospital for and got left.
Perhaps your liver isn’t acting
The sheep from Tygh Valley in j
a time before l>eing able to return home.
right. When your liver is slug­
gish, prisons steadily accumulate
While in the hospital the hotel burned Eastern Oregon, came across the
in your system. Nothing will reg­
and he lost all his clothing. He lias de­ mountains about two weeks ago. This
ulate your liver more certainly
is
the
latest
they
have
crossed
over
in
cided to remain at home hereafter.
than SAN-TOX Liver Pills. They
promote regular bowel movement
Geo. Dilley, of 53rd avenue, returned many years. These sheep are owned i
and are unequaled for constipa­
on Thursday last from Grass Valley by Mr. Hauser, but he has rented
tion, sluggii.h liver or billiousness
where he haa lieen for several weeks en­ them out to Mr. Carter who formerly i
They don’t gripe. Price 25c
run
the
toll
gate.
gaged
in
the
construction
of
a
bungalow
LENTS GARAGE
There will be a poor crop of wild
home for a ranchman of that section.
Axel Kildahl, Prop.
LENTS PHARMACY
He came down to secure some one to do blackberries here this year. This will
MU'J
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Tabor 8499 D 61
F. R. Peterson & Sons, Props.
the plastering, starting on the return be a distinct loss as thia ruit is largely
Tabor 2074
trip on Saturday by automobile, ac­ ■ought for by housewives for canning.
WANT ADS
Professional Directory
LOCAL BRIEFS
PATRIOTISM
May be atiowo in many ways. One is by economy in the home.
PR
For the coming months. Buy your
FRUIT JARS HERE
ECONOMY, SCHRAM. MASON, and E-Z 8EAI.
also fixtures and jelly glasses
L. E. WILEY
Tabor 1708
B. W. SINES
(Successor to McKinley & Co.)
Hay, Grain, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Chicken Feed
and Supplies of all Kinds. Wood, Coal and
Briquettes. Meat Scraps and Grit,
Rural Items
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Co ttage Restaurant
Missing
Again!
9040 Foster Road
Tabor 968
9326 Foster Road
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Are You a Conservationist?
Then take aiivantage ot the dry weather to put your roof in shape
for the rains which will soon come. See me for tin shingles,
valley tin and other roof fixtures. I can supply your every need
in the way of Tanks, Troughs, Poultry Fountains, etc. at price»
that you can afford to pay. I do all kinds of sheet metal repairing.
Stop and Examine before Going Farther.
A. S. PEARCE; The Tinsmith,
Foster Rd., opp. P.O.
Tab. 583$
DON’T STARVE ÏOÜR FAMILY, FEED IT!
For this purpose there is nothing better than a good big order
ot groceries from our stock of
Flour, Cured Meals, Vegetables, Fruits, Canned Goods, Etc
H. C. CARVER
We call and deliver
the Upper Main St Grocer,
Tabor 3292
CLOSING OUT SALE
Of FISHIN6 TACKLE, BASE BALL and TENNIS 600DS, 10 to 25 Per Cent Off
C.
A.
NORWOOD
Tabor 4938
5907 Foster Road
AUTO TRANSFER
WE TAKE PRIDE
Piano and Furniture Moving.
Long Distance Hauling.
Express Service.
fn the Sanitary Arrangement
of Our Shoo
Specially equipped to handle picnic
parties. Reasonable rates.
ERNEST E. HATTER
6334 84th Street S. E.
Tabor 3774
Portland Stand: Bdwy. 962, A 1962
Your Personal Appearance
The best is none too good for you
Quick Service, Sanitary Conditions
Satisfactory Work, Moderate Price»
Special Attention to Children’s
Hair Cutting
CHESTER'S BARBER SHOP
Still Moving
EVERYBODY NOTICES IT.
It’s a fact—you can’t walk along the
street without some one taking note
of your personal appearance. To
present the right appearance you
should wear one of our
HAND MADE, PERFECT FITTIN6 SUITS
F. F. EHRLICH
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
9134 FOSTER ROAD
ROSE CITY VAN
The One-Way-Charge .Company
See U» For . . .
WOOD AND COAL
Tab. 1424 D61
8222 Foster R.
We Do Not Skimp
GOOD NEWS
Chronic Sufferers
HEADACHE?
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS
We give full weight.
We »ell the choicest cuts of
meat».
They are always fresh.
We specialize
poultry.
in
Headache is one of the greatest ene­
mies of mankind.
How many endure day after day, this
nerve-racking, strength sapping pain,
without a thought of its origin, the
CAUSE is never sought by the majority
of sufferers, they endure and wonder.
Eighty per cent of ail headaches come
from defective eyes—with the proper
glasses all distressing pain would vanish.
Our thorough examination reveals all
hidden defects that might cause head­
ache.
Our scientifically constructed
lenses remove the strain and relieve the
pain.
The Optical Shop
DR. GEO. B. PRATT,
Optometerist
fish and 28 Alder St. between 6th and Broadway
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Give Us a Trial Order
The tterahl 31.00 Per Year