Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923, September 06, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMount Scott Herald ____________ Page Three LOCAL BRIEFS __________ FOR SALS_____________ GRAVEL and HAND. PhOM Tubor 20113. R. Ileyting. 6tf FOR HALE FARM LANDS. The Government need* Farmer« a« well ii" Fighter«. Two million three hundred thouaand ztcn-M of Oregon A California Railroad Co. Grant Landa. Title reveated ill United HtuU-a. To lai opened for homeatead* and aale. Con- taininir »unit- of the l"'"t laud left in the I'nited SlaU-«. Large Copyrighted Map, allowing land liy section» and deerripllon of aoil, climate, rainfall, elevation«, temperature, etc., by coun ties. Postpaid, One Dollar. Grant Landa bwaling (*o. Box 1110 Portland, Oregon, WANTED—Piano pupil«; Beginner« a specialty. Term« reasonable. Studio al U719 Brilliant Ht., at Woodstock Ave., I.eiiia. Ora Mery R. I .oi k hart. M FOUND—A ring. Party proving own ership may have it by calling at 48IH- xftth Ht. H. E. _____ I \ I 1 d:M VI I' 'N WAN TP I' f the whereabouts of Eli Carver, brother of Il. C. Carver. l.ast heard of in Port land about 17 year» ago. Tab. 3292 36 ""“WANTED—Teams at my w<sid camp, South of Alplanalp « Dairy, to bank cordword. Good pay. J. D. I-eel Tabor 3131. Losing Pep? Mi«« Vivian Julian ia home from a jolly vacation trip (eating several weeks ■pent at the Tillamook larachea. Mr«. Harry Oatrand, of Topeka, Kansas, viaited Mrs. H. A. Darnall the last of the week. Mr«, Oatrand 1« a cousin of Mrs. Darnall. Vacation day« are over and once more the «tre"t« are full of boy« and girl« wending their way to school, which tie gun throughout the city on Tuesday. George and Perry Dilley returned the tint of the week from Grans Valley, Hberman County, where they have 1**11 engaged in carpenter work during the Hummer. Mr«. J. K. Hawkin« of 83rd St. H. E., accompanied by her two laughter«, Ixella and Kathleen, left Sunday morn ing for a visit with relatives and friend* at Albany. Mr«. J. C. Richards, of Chehalis, Wash,, is visiting her mother, Mr«. J. Carroll, of 07th Ht. H. E. She will re main throughout the month and will then start on an extended trip East. P. L. Coffman ia quite ill at the home of hi* brother, 1. Coffman, of 92nd St., with whom he is making an extended .visit. He has been in poor health ever since arriving from the East. Through the investigation« of the railroad war board it lias been discover ed that the car shortage 1« on a par with most of the other shortage« in this country—ready made for the occasion. That Dutch scientist who built a room with vacuum wall« to give him quiet, went to unnecessary trouble and ex pense. Most any business house that doesn't advertise could meet his de mand. Mr, ami Mrs. C. W, Corn-, 7028 Woodstock avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Gething, 8311 Woodstock avenue, with their little sot, and daughter, Stanford Glenn and Dorothy, returned last week from a week’s vacation trip to Seaside and Gearhart. Mrs. Nellie Woodworth and daughter, Miss Gladys, and son, Herold, of 573o 83rd Ht. H. E., ami Mrs. A. E. Olt and daughter, Miss Myrtle, of 5102 MJth Ht. 8. E., are among the Lente people who are taking a vacation in the bop fields of the Willamette Valley. Mrs. R. E. Thoma«, of 3113 06th avenue left on Sunday last tor an ex tended visit with relatives and friends in California. Before returning home she will visit Pomona, Los Angeles, Hanta Monica, Han Diego and other points. 8be will be abeent about six weeks. Rural Items Church Directory ttellrose-Gllbert. Lanta M. E. Church. Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. llano and small daughter, Ramona, and Mias Sunday Bceool 9:45 a. m Preaching 11:00 a. m Bible Study Clast, 5:30 p. m. Epworth Psge, of The Dalles, were guests of Mr. League (:S0 p tn. Preaching 7:30 p. m Prayer and Mrs J. L. Johnson during th«- meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. F. M. week. They were formerly residents of Jasper, Pastor. Kesldsngs 5703 Mrd street. Gilbert where they have many friend«. On Wednesday evening a «mall dinner j Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church. party was given in their honor at the 1« a. m. Sabbath School. 11 a. m Morning Johnson home. Mr, aixl Mrs. Lenox, worship. 7:0» p. ru. Y. P. 8. C. K. 7 45 p. m. of Gilbert, and Mia* Elizabeth Hyde, of Evening worship. 7:30 p. m Wednesday, mid week service 7:30 p. m. Thursday, choir Is-iits, being present ami Mrs. Hyde practice Rev. Win If. Amos, Pastor. coming later in the evening A sutnp- tuouH dinner was Nerved, such as Mrs. St. Peter's Catholic Church. JohriMon excells in preparing. The j Bundays: b:OOs. in. Low Mass. 10:30«. m. Page« and Danos are on their way to High Mass. SUNS. m. Bunday School. 13 M. I California where they contemplate mak- j choir rehearsal. Week days: Mass at l:0U a. m. ' ing their home. Mis« Page was former-: ly new* editor of the “Herald** and in Seventh'Day Adventist Church. that capacity will lie remembered by 10 a. m. Saturday Sabbath School. 11 a. m. : many of our reader«. Saturday preaching. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Master Robert F. Muxzey, of 5501 Prayer meeting. 7:45 p. m. Sunday preaching. 42nd Ht. 8. E, Portland, has just con St. Pauls Episcopal Church. cluded an extended visit with bis aunt, ' Mrs. Kurt 1-ane, of Gilbert. He hu Otte block south of Woodmere station ; Holy Communion th« flrat 8unday of each ! made many friend«, especially among month at 6:00 a. m No other services that I the grown ups, by bis ingenious and ' day Every other Bunday the regular services old-lasbioned ways. He is quite a little will be as u ua. Evening prayer and sermon ; poet and has amused and entertained at4:U> p. m. Bunday School meeta at 3:00 p. n. B. Boatwru ht Bupt., L. Maflet, Bee. his friends by repeating some of bis Rev. O. W. Taylor, Rector. effort« along this line. (Master Robert made this office a pleasant call before Lents Evangelical Church. returning to bi» home. Ed.) Hermon by the paator. 11 a. m and 7:lSp. m. Kendall. GOOD NEWS Chronic Sufferers DR. R. A. PHILLIPS Personal Attention toT elephone Orders The Oregon Agricultural College Where traiaed apscisllsts with modem lab- srstorlsa and adequate kgalptasnt giro la- struatiaa leadiag u aallegiste «agrees ia the fsllnwtng ««heels: AGRICVI.TUBE. with IS department«; COMMERCE, with 4 department«; ENGINEERING, with 6 departmonU. la- eluding Civil, Elaetrleal, Highway. Industrial Art«. Irrlgatlsa. «ad Meahaaiaal Kagiaeering; Mrs. J. 8. Bailey, of sOth St. and Woodstock Ave., entertained the Royal Neighbors Crochet Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Kendall, of FORESTRY, iadadlag Lagging EagiaMV- Skamokawa, Wash., who is visiting her. l«g: t HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 mejer drpart Mrs. Kendall is a recent bride and the ladies of the club gave her a belated meat«, iaeladiag training is th« Praeltaa Rous«; shower at this time. A splendid time MINING, with thraa 4«paHm«ata. laalad was enjoyed and refreshments served. lag Chemiral Engiaaarlag; A. D. Kenworthy has lieen a very Our ateaka, chopa, poultry busy man during the past week or two. and fiah are the beat in town. As secretary of the State Board of We supply the beat fami- Embalmers it has devolved upon him to conduct the oral examination of candi liea. dates, but thia year in addition to his own duties the work of the president of the board has also fallen upon him. in cluding the conducting of the written examination as well, which occurred on Saturday last. The president, Mr. 6919 M Street Roberg, has entered the military ser vice. There were eight candidates in the class taking the examination thia year. Let Us Supply You f E66IMAN’S MEAT MARKET Tabor 2673 Tin Herald $1.00 Per Year Miller Mowrey Lumber Co. Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Sash and Doors, Nails, Builders* Hardware, Roofing and Building Paper Mill at Lents Jet Tabor 2116 PHARMACY THE SCHOOL OP MUSIC, after« inetrow Men la th« priaeipat «epartaoata af veeaJ and Inatrumeatal mu ata THB MILITARY DEPARTMENT. eeroHed 1OSS »del« la ISIS IV. and wel reeemmea- datioa Inr O A. C tram Mt* Wee tern Depart ment e< th« C I War Dapartmaal aa aaa «4 th« nitaaa "SlwMagalaM laatiteltaaa" W higher learning AH ««data wUl ba faralehad •«■plala aalfarma by th« U R. •aearamaa« and the juaiar aad eaalar awdeta aaraUed la the R 0. T. a. will ba gteaa reaantatlaa fcw •abaleUnea. aa wall aa alt toaaepariaIlea aad •abatataa«« at the ale waah«' Sammer aamg. REGISTRATION REBINS OOTOBBB g. 1S1Y. lafarmaMaa aa rHieA Addrasw Regt at rta, OragM d-grltaltaral OaUagW BarvaUis, Oaagaa. 100th St., 4 blocks from Foster Home 2411 PATRIOTISM Msy be shown in many wsys. One is by economy in the home. PREPARE NOW For the coming months. Buy your Laurel wood M. E. Church. FRUIT JARS HERE s:4f a. m Bunday School. 11:00 a. m. preach ing. 12:30 p. m. cla»» meeting. S:oOp. m. Junior League. 6:30 p. m Epworth League. 7 :S0 p. m. preaching S:00 p. m Thursday evening, prayer service. Dr. C. R. Carlos, Pastor. ECONOMY, SCHRAM, MASON, and E-Z SEAL also fixtures and jelly glasses L. E. WILEY Oerman Reformed Church. Corner Woodatock Ave., and 87th St. Rev. W G. Llenkaeinper, pa«tor. Bunday School 10 a. m. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Y. P. 8 at 7:80 p. m. German School and Catechetical Cla Saturday at 9:00a. m. Free Methodist Church. Sunday School, 3:00 p. m. Preaching 3 p. m. each week. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially Invited to attend these services. Rev. A. Beers, Pastor. Kern Park Christian Church. Corner both St., and 46th Ave., 8. E. 10«. m. Bible School. 11 a. m. and 7^0 p. m. preaching service. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Thursday, mid-week prayer meeting. A cordial welcome to all. Rev. G. K. Berry, Pastor. ISSO E. Salmon. Tailor 1708 9040 Foster Road ) L WHY? * d° so MANY people stop at They’re buying ROLLED OATS at I $1.75 a sack Also all kinds of Feed, Hay, Grain, Chick Feed, Wood, Coal, Etc. 9326 Foster Road Tabor 9M Lsnta Baptist Church. Lord's Day, Bible School. 9:46 a. m. Horning worship. 11 a. m. Elmo Haights Sunday School. 3:30 p. m. B T. P. U., 6:30 p m. Evening worship ?:go p. m. A cordial wel come to these services. J. M. Nelson, PaMor. Lents Friends Church. 9:4t a. m. Bible School, Clifford Barker. Superintendent. 11:90 a. m. Preaching ser vice. 6 "35 p. m. Christian Endeavor. T:So p. m. Preaching service. 8:00 p. m. Thursday, mid-week prayer meeting. A cordial welcome to all theae aervices. John and Nettle Riley, Pastors. DRAKE i HAUCK LIDS I 2 I BONES 2 JOINTS 136 Fourth Street Main 5493 349 Wash. St, Opp. Morcan Bldf. Main 8882 Arleta Baptist Church. 9:45 a. m. Bible School. 11 a. m. Preaching service. 8:00 p. tn. Evening services. 7TOO p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting. 8:00 Thursday Prayer meeting. Everybody welcome to any and all of these services. W. T.8. Spriggs, l'astor. Before you start to abusing the neighborhood, hadn’t you better take a little inventory and see what kind of a neighbor The funeral of Robert Desky, of Mon- miles of the upper and lower YOU are? tavilla. was held on Sunday last. He Columbia River Highway to wart a brother of Mr«. Otto Katzky, of make ready for paving next year, “Prohibition that prohibits Lenta. He wan a’ native of Germany have been awarded by the State aptly denned as a place where and was a member of many orders. He call for sarsaparilla, accompanied came to Portland in 1913 and estab- i Highway Commission. lisbetl a store at Montavilla. A widow by a wink, brings—sarsaparilla. “Keep your morals clean if and two «on« survive him. He had lieen ill but a short time. you hope to meet the conditions We have no objection to the of modern welfare successfully,” Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sager and small President appointing Mr. Taft son, Clyde Jr., of 94th St. S. E , re-I says General Pershing. a major general, but we think turned on Monday from a two weeks' i auto camping trip which they very he should have considered the much enjoyed. The Tillamook lieache« . shortage of khaki. were viaited, also Seaside and other Clatsop Ix-aches. The return trip was : made over the Columbia Highway, stopping in Rainier for a short visit with relatives and friends. Successors to Fifth Church Of Christ. Fifth Church of Christ. Scientist of Port land, Ore., 4304 63nd street. Services Sundsy 11 a m. Sunday Schoo! 9:30 and 11 a. m. Wednesday evening teatlmonlal Meeting 8:00. LUMBER SOLD at this lumber yard lives up to its promise to give gootl fsithfui service. We can sell you the kind of lumber you want. In proper lengths and warrant that both the material and the bill will satisfy you. Bunday School l>:46 a. m., Albert Fankbauser, Superintendent. Y. P. A.. 6:45 p. m., Paul Bradford. Preaident. Prayer meeting Thurs day S:UO p. m. A cordial welcome to all. to bold T. R. Hornacbuch. Pastor, The Ladies’ Aid has decided one more ice cream social before the Perhaps your liver Isn’t acting rainy season la-gins This will be held right. Wil. II war liver 1« sluggish, on Saturday evening of this week on the poisons steadily accumulate in your lawn of the Johnson home near Kendall. system Nothing will regulate vour liver more certainly than HAN T< > X The extending of the gas mains along ¡.Ivor Pill«. They promote regular 82nd St., and the Oregon City road is I owel movements and are unequaled quite an important improvement. It for constipation, sluggish liver or biliousnes" They C,,„ wz will tie extended into Clackamae don't gripe — 1 (J \ County. This will lie a great conven Price 25 cent«. ience, especially in the Summer time. LENTS PHARMACY Mrs. Fowler U preparing to move the F. R. Peterson & Sons, Props. family to the vicinity of N. E. Portland. They will be miassd by all, but may re TalMir 2074 turn in the Spring. While the “Herald” has in this dis trict a* many or more subscriliers per capita than most others, nevertheless we art* out after twice the present num tier. We will probably be able to realize this result; we certainly will if the people get the habit and see the in terest which the “Herald’’ takes in the whole South East district. It contains more local items than any other pa|ier and coats but little more for a whole year than the others for one month, ami this amount under the present arrange ments subscribers can get back from the stores of the Mt. Scott district, '•peak to your neighbors about the ’ Herald.” Miss Gladys Nail and Mr. Glsnn let ns try and double the subscription Rusher, of Gresham, visited at the list while this arrangement is operative. home of Mrs. C. M. Harvey, tM)tb Ht., «an be simply and permanently cured by the first of the week, coming up to take Ctrl of flunks. In the Epworth league excanion to St. We wish to express onr thanks to tbs PHYSICAL METHODS Helens on Monday. Mn. D. Woods baeinees Arms of Lents and others who and little eon, of Boll Ron were also contributed so geaeroasly in the fund ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS Sunday guest« at the Harvey home. which was raised for ns when we lost all deal direct with the CACHE of ilisease Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burns, accom we had in the Are which destroyed oar and not it« SYMPTOMS and assist na panied by their daughters. Misses home. ture to do the work «he alone is able to Mr. and Mrs. E. Mills. perform SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET Etna, Myrtle and 1-eola, and son, Leelie, left on Wednesday for an ex or call and consult me FREE. tended auto trip into Southern Oregon. What use is a legislature, any They expect to be absent about one how? Dan Kellaher asks that month. The trip is being made in a question and finds few who «pan-tired new Ford recently purchased. THE ALISKY BLD««. answer that it is any use what Mr and Mr». H. P. Cone, formerly of Phone Main 3140 Portland, Ore. Hood River, have moved into this dis ever. Why a U. S. Senate? trict, having rented the Smalley boose Itn’t the House of Representa in the Woodmere district. Mr. Cone tives long winded enough with has secured a position a* janitor of one out two doing the same thing? of the city schools. They have many friends who are glad to extend a wel Five contracts, aggregating come to them as they take up their resilience among us. $271,123.15 for grading 17.6 EVERY FOOT 1 HEREBY PROMISE TO GIV£ GOOD FAITHFUL SERVICE' We are coming Kaiser William, twenty million strong! Professional Directory t'" 1 — Tabor 35»! Your Personal Appearance 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 9134 FOSTER ROAD AUTO - — TRANSFER - - Piano and Furniture Moving. Long Distance Hauling. Express Service. Office and Residence. JStt E Seth St. ERNEST E. HATTER PORTLAND. ORE. 8334 Mth Street 8. E. Tabor 3774 Portland Stand: Bdwy. 962, A 1962 F h -I ■ ■ Bdw. MU John Quy Wilson The Ijents Station Barber is now located at the Attomey-at-Law CUT RATE BARBER SHOP 3M Pittock Block 9137 Foster Road Opp. P. O. Offics Consultation Evening« by|Appoliitment Shave 10c Jfcir Cut 20c Sham 15c Lady’s S poo 30c Prof. T. E. Lawson The Finest in the World and at Lets than you can get it for elsewhere Also 8anitary Clothes Bleach and full instructions how to use it. No more Blue Mondays Piano Leaaons at Your Home at 60c He Will Call TaborJMU 491« Mth 8t fn the Sanitary Arrangement of Our Shoo The best is none too good for you Quick Service, Sanitary Conditions Satisfactory Work, Moderate Prices Special Attention to Children's Hair Cutting LADIES AND GENTS’ TAILOR Specially equipped to handle picnic parties. Reasonable rates. Dr. Wm. Rees WE TAKE PRIDE FLOYD MURPHY, Prpo. CHESTER’S BARBER SHOP Still Moving ... ROSE CITY VAN The One-Way-Charge;.Company See Us Ft WOOD AND COAL Tab. 1424 D61 8222 Foster R. When in Lents Get Your Meals At The Cottage Restaurant A. KNAPP, Prop. . r