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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1917)
Scott WANT ADS Page Thnt LOCAL BRIEFS •Iderly man, familiar to moat poopla of thia district aa a “nawaboy” endeavored to atap from tha car bafora it atopped and fall againat tha aiactric light pole. He wax taken to tha hoapital in the ambulance, but it haa not been learned how eeverly be waa injured. Mr. and Mra. A. H. Neleon attended the funeral of Mra. Pietxold, a friend of the family, at Hellwrxxl on Monday. Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Corbett have re turned from a pleasant trip to Canby, where they visited their children. A at ray cow ia doing conaiderable damage in the vicinity of 66th Ave. and 80tb Ht. The people who have suffered from these depredations feel that they should not be expected to tolerate them but a short time with a smile, as in this | case smiling does no good. Mrs. Wright, of 82nd Ht. and 65th Ave., was suddenly called to the tied-! aide of her mother at North Yam bi II on - Monday, she having iraen taken with a paraletic stroke. Mra. Wright's eon is' with the Aviation Corps somewhere in France. He left the flret of Auguat, J but as yet no word has been received i from him. The little child ot Mr. and Mrs. Cord- 1 oezun, of 80th St. and 65th Ave. is re- 1 ported to be very ill in the hospital, suffering with cancer of the head. Mrs. Ferrell, of 82nd St. was given a very pleasant farewell surprise party on Saturday by her friends and neighbors who wish her happiness and success in her Bremerton home where Mr. Ferrell is employed by the government at ship painting. Mrs. Peterson, of Gray’s Crossing, has gone to Minnesota to visit relatives. Mr. Douglas has moved hie f mily in fo the rear end of the Nelson home as caretaker of the home and also their young eon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burns, of 87th St. S. E. motored to Scappooss on Mon Indian r ail right I No on* FOR SALB day. o^kdulightfiil weather io ever saw GitAVEL and SAM». U fleyting. Tomorrow (Friday) being Columbus October In Spy country. Phone Talrar 2063. 5tf Day lira local bank will Ira cltNMel Over one mile of plank road, running throughout the day. through Cherryville, has been laid. Miss Muriel Bedell, of flood River, 150,000 feet will Ira laid before the job was the gusst ot Miso Vivian Julian is Hmshed. Only (2 00 a day is being during the past week. paid and bands are hard to get at that What are you doing with them? Are you let The 1. 0. U. Club, of Portland, met price, but people ip the neighborhood ting them dribble out, a little here and a little there, with Mrs. H. D, Campbell, of 97th HL, are doing the work for the benefit ot the for things that will be of little if any benefit to you? on Saturday afternoon last. community. The planks, heavy Hr, Carroll Templin, who io attending were hauled a distance of, at the forth- school ut Pacific College, Newberg, erest, some seven or eight miles. C. W. Or are you keeping them intact so they grow R|raut tiie week end with the home folks. Wells has charge ol the road crew and into a respectable sum that will count when you see is with th<-in every <lay and a g<xxl job Mrs. G. A. Jones wax a Ix-nte visitor Eye Comfort for the chance for a good investment? last Saturday. Site formerly resirled ia being done along the entire line. Reading and Distance Iram, but in now located at Rockaway Writers tn the Portland papers tell about the road through .Marmot Iraing KRYI’TOK Glasses ar« n wonderful Beach. the most desirable up into the moun convenience to middle-aged men ami Mra. Sandstone, of Portland, former tains. If they were compelled to ride women who wear glee»«». ly of Lents, was a luncheon guest of You can see both near and far objects Mrs. H. D, Campbel!, of 97th St. on in a high-powered auto they wouldn’t through KRYPTOKH with ••<|iial dis care to take another trip very soon. tinctness. Yet KRYPTOKH cannot lei Friday last. Cherryville is now on the map as this distinguished from single vision glasses. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Albrecht have side of the river will doubtless be the recently moved into their home at 5913 main thoroughfare for the trip around ■ H6lh Hl. S. E. They have been residing the loop, connecting it with the Colum for some time on 71st Ave. bia acenic highway. Mr. I. E. Alien, of 56th Ave. 8. E. The writer recently had the pleasure Lents, Oregon THE INVISIBLEzBIFOCALS who has Iraen quite ill for some time at of a trip over the Columbia Highway on and Hie nuisance of removing your read his home ia slightly improved at this a beautiful bright day. Nothing that ing glaaaes .-vi»rv tun« you look across I the room or at a <1 Iatan e. Tiiey relieve writing. He is under the care of Dr. has been written or said about this the tiring strain tl|xiii your eves caueed McHloy. grand and unsurpassed scenic route has by frequently looking through your About twenty of tiie friends of Miss tieen exaggerated or overdrawn in the reading glaaaea, at objects three or lour Esther Mitchell gave her a surprise at least. Thousands of |>eople throng the feet away. KRYPTOKH ar« solid lenses without tier home on 91st St. on Friday evening route, especially on Saturdays and Sun seam, lino, or blur. Tiiey are the only last. The evening waa sfrant at games. days if the weather is at all favorable. bifocals with smooth, even surfaces— R«fri*s>im«iitH were served. The waterfails are a beautiful sight, no age-revealing, vision-blurring lines, Mr. and Mra. Spiro Starfas, of 9511 especially the Multnomah Falls. Hóree- seams or shoulders. 53rd Ave. 8. E., are the proud parents tail and Wakenna. P. T. Shelly, of Sandy, lias sold out ' of a young daughter who arrived at their home on Friday evening ot last the mail route runnning through this week about 11:0t> o'clock. Mother and place from Sandy to Welcber. The DR. GEO. B. PRATT, purchasers are Hazelmander A Senske, baby are doing nicely. OptometeriHt Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Moore, formerly loth stirring young men who are 263 Alder St. between Oth and Broadway of the Lenta Methodist church, were cir- prompt and obliging and will drive The thirty-fourth annual convention | I'ulating among their friends here he through on schedule time. of the State W. C. T. U. was held at first of the week. They dropped in at Albany the 3rd to the 5th of the month. j the Adult Bible claea meeting al Mrs. Bellrose-Gilbert. It wax a very successful convention not- I Nellie Woodworth’s Tu<»»< lay evening. Mrs. Mahoney, of Gilbert, who ha» with standing the work of the usual four Mrs. M. 1. Irae, of 57tli Ave. S. E., recently taken up her residence in the days eession^was crowded into two and entered the Multnomsh hospital Satur house formerly occupied by the Bunce one-half days. For business dispatch day, where she will undergo a surgical family, had tiie misfortune a short time and efficiency it was a model meeting. o|>eration. Her daughter, Mrs. L. A. | wince to run a needle into her hand The spirit of genuine patriotism prevail Burk, of Tillamook, came the last of the while sewing and breaking it off". It ed the entire program. week to look after iier home interests became very painful and threatened to The Plan of Work Committee gave a cause more or lese trouble. An ex-ray very comprehensive practical plan during her stay at the hospital. A. M. Lull, of Salem, formerly of 51st examination waa necetwary to locate the which waa adopted with enthusiasm. Ave. near Firland made a call at the piece of a tee I which was removed as soon The Resolutions were a setting forth of baa moved to Herald office Monday p. tn. His son, aa found. Mrs. Mahoney is now im the declaration of principles of the or 904-5-6 Broadway Bldg. Santhel recently came home from Calif proving rapidly and will soon have the ganization; the key word was National (Cor. Morrisun) Prohibition. ornia sick. At iirwrnt be is not confin use of her hand again. Phone Main 3142 The many friends of Mrs. Bateman in D. Anderson, the father of the Oregon ed to his room all lira time. Mr. Lnll He haa added >20oo worth of the is planning a deer hunt for the latter tiiis vicinity will be pleased to learn that dry law, was a visitor and was received latest electrical equipment includ fart of the week, which waa defered recent letters received from her announce with great handshaking. His address ing a static, a high frequency from an earlier date on account of the tiiat ehe is well and enjoying her stay in was an inspiration. He paid a great Diathermia and an Alpine Ray machine with which be Is able to Michigan, although greatly desiring to tribute to Frances Willard and to the forest fires. effectively treat rheumatism, Grandma Forsythe, of 90th St. re see her Gilbert friends again. She has W. C. T. U. as the leading spirit in the brights disease, hardening arter ceived tiie word this morning that a spent the summer with her sister in victories gained. ies, all nerve abnormalities, re It was with great reluctance that the flouncing 9-lb. boy arrived at the home Michigan and as yet is uncertain aa to lieve skin trouble and stimulate hair growth. of iier son, Alfred E. Forsythe, on Mon the time when site will return to Oregon. delegation gave np the past president, ■ Probably the moot complete day morning of this week. Mr. Forsythe The Congregrtion of Bennett Chapel Mrs. Jennie Kemp, who bad given s ch electrically equipped physician in formerly resided in Lenta, having are planning to unite wiU> the Method masterly leadership snd had proven the Northwest. married here about two years ago. He ists ot l^ents in a reception to Mr. and herself so great a captain. Mra. Kemp SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET haa many friends who will congratulate Mrs. Jasper, the pastor and wife, which has accepted a position under the him over this tine addition to hie family. will be held in the Lenta church on Fri government, connected with the Hoover Food Administration Board, herappoint* Mrs. Foray the formerly resided in the day evening. ment coming from the government. Morita villa district. Mrs. Fiances M. Swope, of Arleta, Mr. Ernest Dutzenrod of Spring Val Kendall. formerly a resident of Lents, is her ley, Minneeota has been visiting his The Indies’ Aid met last week at the successor. Mrs. Swope comes to the aunt, Mrs. Sarah Spalding of 90th A Caretul study is needed in shoeing home of Mrs. Clark. The following of leadership well trained and having fill Woodstock Streets. He haa been visit any horse. We make a specialty of ing relatives in this state since last ficers were elected to serve during the ed many responsible positions. Mrs. studying your horse, hie disposition ■March and on completion of his educa coming year: President, Mrs. Miles; Ada Jolly, also oi Arleta, was chosen as The Lents Milliner and his needs, anti guarantee uot to tion in tiie East expects to return again, vice-president, Mrs. P. J. Johnson; sec State Treasurer. Mrs. Mary Tuthill, of injuie thetenderest feet. as lie is well pleased witli the climate retary, Mrs. Pomeroy; treasurer, Mrs. Roseburg is the new Recording Secre Adkins. The next meeting will be held tary. Mrs. Madge Mears, of Shedd, MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith here. Miss Rosie Gill of Deer Island, a ■>n Wednesday of next week at the home Linn County, was re-elected as Cor niece of Mrs. Spalding also visited with Foster Road and 03d St. of Mrs. Johnson. responding Secretary. her part of last week. The Parent-Teachers are to hold a Mrs. Christina Sommerfeldt attended business meeting on Friday evening at the convention as a delegate from Mt The Price of Bread. Scott W. C. T. U. Mrs L. F. Additon, Hie school house. Europeans are buying war bread more Mrs. Ham is visiting relatives and also a member of Mt. Scott Union, was cheaply than Americans. With Hour an officer of the County organization to meet you personally, but if unable Prepare for Winter, get your milled from American wlieat, bakeries i friends in Seattle, her former home. to call, our telephone Two of our leading daries are chang and by special request did the publicity of Great Britain, France, Italy and work for five papers. Belgium are telling bread at from 00 to ing hands. Mr. Ming, of the Rock Home Mt. Scott union mot on Tuesday af 100 per cent less than thia country’s dairy, has sold out to other parties who ternoon at the home of Mrs. Geesell. will continue the business. Also, Mr. « white loaf compounds. These figures —FROM— The meeting was called to order and at Hickey, of the Dover dairy, expects . are given by Representative Keating, once adjourned in order that the union B. F. MILLER Colorado, father of the child labor bill, to turn their milk business over to might attend the reception which the is at your service. We always have a full line of The Lents Plumber who, with other congressman, asked: others. Mr. Hickey’s continued ill Arleta nmon were giving the new state i “Why not 5-cent bread in America?” health is largely responsible for his dis- president, Mrs. Swope, at the Laurel Talrar 5542 5956 »2nd St. j in Great Britain 32 ounces of bread sell continnaneegof the business, although wood Congregational church. The af 1 for 11 cents; in France 35 ounces for 9 with the assistance of Mies Davis he ternoon was greatly enjoyed The ac cents; in Italy 35 ounces for 8 cents and has carried on the business for some count of this reception appears else WE TAKE PRIDE ' in Belgium 35 ounces for 11 cents. In time in a satisfactory manner and their where in this issue. I Washington, D. C., 14 ounces sell for 10 customers regret the necessity of a fn the Sanitary Arrangement ¡cents. “Rememlier,” said Keating, change. Mr. Winters, Mr. Peterson and In the Circuit court of the 8tate of Oregon, of Our Shop Multnomsh County. , “that the grain which goes in this bread Mr. Crookehank are all doing a good for Edward V8. Westfall, Plaintiff, vs. Thums» The best is none too good for you . was raised and sold by American farm- business, but with the present prices of Grant, Defendant. To Thomas Grant, the above named defend- | Quick Service, Sanitary Condition»] I era; tiiat speculators anil middlemen feed and supplies there is apparently no ant: way to keep the price of milk down. Still Moving ... In the name of the State of Oregon: You are Satisfactory Work, Moderate Prices I made their regular profits; tiiat freigiit required to appear and answer the com- Bread is one commodity the cost of hereby Was paid to the seaboard and tiie high Special Attention to Children's* plaint Hied against you in the above entitled within six weeks from the date of the first Piano and Furniture Moving. est cargo rate in history expended for which can Ira materially reduced. Fifty suit Hair Cutting publication of this summons, and if you fail Long Distance Hauling. its shipment across the Atlantic. What lbs. of flour will make 75 loaves. With to appear and answer sai»l cause and complaint on or before the 22n»1 day ot November, 11117, Express Service. CHESTER’S BARBER SHOP reason can be assigned, then, for the Hour at $3.00 a sack thecost of the bread the plaintiff will ask for a decree against you The One-Way-Charge Company the relief prayed for in his complaint, to fact that bread is sold cheaper 5000 would be 4 cts. a loaf. If a housewife for Specially equipped to handle Dienic wit:—For a decree setting aside and cancelling does not care to bake her own bread or parties. Reasonable rates. the deed made and executed and delivered by miles away from the original wlieat field plaintiff ami wife to defendant to lot three is not equipped to do so, there are others block See U* For . . . PERSONALITY IN SUIT:» : than it is at home? i‘2 Holbrooks addition to St. Johns, ERNEST E. HATTER who would Ira glad to take the flour and Oregon: for a decree cancelling the notes given i “ Five-cent bread is what the masses by plaintiff and wife to defendant, and the I Made to fit any figure WOOD AND COAL 6334 84th Street S. E. ' of tiie country need. Those above the deliver 50 loaves of bread, retaining 25 mortgage secured thereby, said mortgage be-i Tabor 3774 i ng recorded in book M at page Sos. mortgage loaves for their work, thus making the Lady or Gentleman Tab. 1424 D61 1 ranks of workers are able to eat, even 8222 Foster R. records of Wasco County, Oregon: to cancel Portland Stand: Bdw-y. 962, A 1962 coat 6 cts a loaf, while the 25 the d eed made and executed by defendant to FABRIC and WORKMANSHIP GUARNTEED if they are overctiarged. But the man bread plaintiff to a ranch In Wasco County, said loaves retained for work would cost 12.50 deed being recorded in volume M at gage tS3. who labors should have his table pro The Lents Station Barber records of Wasco County, Oregon. For at bakery or store. The only question ■lead Old Suits Cleaned, Pressed judgment against you for the sum of *2SK JO tected. A food regulation which means is now located at the When in Lents is how to get housewife No. 1 and No. 2 money advanced and paid out by plaintiff and and Repaired. cheaper wheat for the farmer and cheap for a judgment tn the sum of X">00 on, damages CUT RATE BARBER SHOP together. Who will suggest? sustains»! by plaintiff, for his costa and dis er flour for the miller and baker but 9137 Foster Road Opp. P. O. F. F. EHRLICH bursements incurred herein, and tor such other and further relief as to the Conrt shall which does not reach.down to the masses Get Your Meals At The Shave 10c Hair Cut 20c seem just and e»|ultable. Thia summons la LADIES AND GENTS’ TAILOR of the people, is a farce. The people Woodmere. served upon you by publication thereof, pur Shampoo 15c 0134 FOSTER ROAD suant to an order of the Hon. J. P Kavanaugh, who find their bread prices do not tall, The Peters and Thomas families of judge of the above name»! Court, made on th»' Lady's Shampoo 30c despite great promisee, will be more 60th Ave. took a delightful auto trip on 10th »lay of October. 1»17, directing said sum Drying Prunes The Finest in the World and at Lees mons to be published once a week for six con disappointed than if no effort had been Sunday as the weather was much too secutive weeks in the Mount Scott Herald, anil than you can get it for elsewhere Dip prunes in a solution of 1 teaspoon requiring you to appear and answer the com made to relieve them.”—Exchange. nice to stay indoors, but no success was plaint within six weeks from the date ot thsdrst Also Sanitary Clothes Bleach and full of soda to 1 gallon of trailing water. publication hereof of thia summons; instructions how to use it. No realized in fishing. W. K. Royal, Attorney for Plaintiff, <121 Count 30 and remove. Split; remove more Blue Mondays To keep Hies out of the pantry sponge A. KNAPP, Prop. Henry Building, Portland, Oregon An accident occurred at Rayburn seed, if desired. Dry in the sun, wind the windows weekly with a weak solu First Publication October, lllh. 1*17. FLOYD MURPHY, Prpo. Last publication November. 22nd, 1»17. tion of carbolic acid and water. station on Friday evening, when an or over the stove. KOT The Optical Shop YOUR SAVINGS Conserve your Funds by Using a Bank Account Multnomah State Bank SALE W.C.T.U. NOTES Important Announcement DR. R. A. PHILLIPS Electro Therapeutist TRIMMED HATS FOR TWO DAYS Friday and Saturday OCT. 12 and 13 Everybody buying a hat wi receive an envelope containing a present in money. Careful Study Price $2.50 to $10.00 MRS. GULLIKS Lents, Oregon 92nd Street S.E. PLUMBING We Prefer.. . SUPPLIES ANO FIXTURES ©Tabor 1141 Lents Mercantile Co., 5805 92nd St. AUTO TRANSFER ROSE CITY VAN Cottage Restaurant