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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
itomi Scott Hrrald F 1 WANT ADS 4 LOCAL BRIEFS Rural Items America Speaks. Hjr William T. Fsrkins ot Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Arnold Eggiman and baby Happy Valley. Ye sons of Freedom, bring to me daughter visited at Camas, Wash. the With flaming liearts and bended knee few The splendid weather of the last FOR SALE _________ first of ths week. weeks lies certainly been enjoyed by Your offering to Liberty! GRAVEL ami HAND. «it. Heyting. Miss Faye Foster, who has lieen quite every one. Ye are my sons; my bounteous breast Phono Tabor 2063. ijk III at her home on 92nd street, is some Hath nourished you, and on you preet Mri George Hartung, ot Everett, HELP WANTED MALE what improved. Its richest gifts; nor sought I rest. Wash., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. WANTED—Fifty men to team Auto mobile, Gas Tractor, Electric Starter, | Mrs. M. J. Hmlth, formerly of Ariola, Ulrich, is at the Ht. Vincent's hospital Gaze now upon thy golden fields: lias come to Lenta so spend the Winter where she !>a<l a serious operation per Ignition and Htatlonary Engineering. Mark how the eartli its fruitage yields with tier sister, Mrs. D. C. Johnson. formed last Monday. Hhe Is doing as Beneath the »tar-strewn flag that shields. Only two montila to complete course, j Finished students get |3 50 to $5 (Ml per 1 Mr», (i. L. Memteiihall, of »1415 IHlth well as can be expected f at present. Behold thy cities, proud and strong: J. D Hutchinson threshed 40 sacks day. ('all or write for free catalogue. St. 8. E., returned the last of the week Behold thy hotnee, where evensong from a wonk's v ’ sit with friends and re- of beans last week which he expects to Hemphill's leading Trade Hchools. 7o7 Ascends to Heaven, free from wrong. sell at 11 cts a pound, at which price Hawthorne Ave., at East 80th Ht. 46! . lalives In Washington. Mrs. I. W. Hummel who underwent they will bring him |!5.oO a sack of 14?) My noble sons! awake! arise! ATTENTION BUILDER» Behold sad Europe’s smoking skies: an operation at the Good Hamarltan lbs. or more. Rowing to ci re hm» tance» I am unable Gird ye my limbs ere Freedom dies. hospital Haturday, is now at her home, Mr. Mong, of the Rock Home Dairy, to hullo and will *-ll 2’MX) 2z4, loot) 2x6, and getting along nicely. of Kendall station, expects to move on ! Think now of Belgium's fields of red; I'*17 2xlo, all for fho. This is one-half We wish to correct an error which ap- to hie farm in Happy Valley in a few Behold where stricken France hath bled; price of hiiuls-r now. Phone la-nts i Remember Lusitania's dead. Home phone Itili. 43-7 | |s-ared in our issue oi last week. H. J. weeks. ! Allen, of 63rd Ave., who has I wen ill for Joseph Becker left Monday evening My sons! thy sons! your hearts I know; some lime instead of I. E. Allen as was for Lake County, Ore., where he has a Bring, then, thy gifts and let me go reported. homestead ot 640 acres. We wish him With blazing sword, to meet the foe. Miss Myrtle McNeil, of Foster Road, success in hie venture, but will miss hie The foregoing poem has been adopted is in Eugene this week attending the presence from our midst. by the OREGON HEADQUARTERS for Mothers* Congress as a delegate from The farmers are busy digging potatoes the Parent Teacher Association of Dis this week. They are turning out better the LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN in Oregon. It is to be recited at patriotic trict No. 45. than expected and from all reports may rallies and on public occasions during The Royal Neighlerrs Club met at the tie cheap enough to a poor man can the campaign. County and local chair home of Mrs. Clark, al Kendall Station afford to eat them. men are requested to provide each com on Tuesday of this week. A delicious mittee and community with one copy inneheou was serve«! at noon time and a Beilrode-Gilbert. for local use. When read by a yonng social time enjoyed. Mr. Wright-Davis is having hia house woman experienced in public reading, John D., “your grocer, ” is doing ex- ! remodeled. Present indications would this verse“» deeply impressive, Its first tensive improvement work in bis store make it ap|>ear that it will tie a splendid public use in Portland will lie in the at 92nd and Woodstock Ave. Putting improvement when complete. AUDITORIUM, Thursday, October 18. in new racks anil shelves and other wise A is for Mrs. A. Rindle received the news that increasing his facilities for serving the Get In School ot Thrift. tier neice, Mrs. Fannie Noah, of Col- public. “ _______ A IJberty .__________ Bond is a diploma ,________ in the ville, Wash., died on the “th inst. A Edwin Norene, of Co. C. 3rd Oregon telegram ««-nt her on the Sth wa» not de h -I kmi I of thrift” dfxAared 8. W. Strau.“, Infantry, ma le a short visit at his home, livered until the evening of the 9th, President of the American 8<iciety for 644o Court St., Lents, Wednesday which made it impossibl-i for her to at Thrift, in a statement co the members of one of the most annoying eye detects, uiortang. He has been doing guard reusing poor vision, eye strain, head dutydown in the Siskiyous tor over a tend the funeral on the following day . that organization today. “A subscrip ache and often severe re lie z nervous month past, but has just been ordered which she so earnestly wished to do. tion to this issue is the best way to be- She has the sympathy of her many friends ' gin a thrifty life.” Secretary McAdoo troubles. to report to Clackamas. He enjoys in this vicinity. 1 is asking for subscriptions from 10,000,- Astigmatism is corrected with a cylin getting back» mong friends again. Here's another verm- to the poem in ' 000 Americana. If he is successful in drical lens and requires the highest skill this feature of the loan it will mean The Grange Drill team are doing a your issue of Oct. 4th. of the Optometerist. , that thousands of onr citizens have for lot of practicing these days. Always Give us your hand stranger 1 the first time in their lives liegun the We have tfiecial charts and B|>ecial considered a "crack” team, they are And say “put it there," 1 accumulation of something for old age methode all <>nr <>wn for handling this endeavoring to improve their efficiency A song in the tieart ; or the rainy day. troublesome defect, and have corrected in a manner to reflect credit upon their Is worth two in the air. “Let me appeal especially to the man lodge in a contemplated trip to Orient many cas a w lierv others had failed. Quite a number of people in this vicin Orange, where they will put on the ity attended the reception given to Rev. j or woman who has gone along thus far Your eyes ase sale in onr care. work in initiating a large class of can- and Mrs. F. M. Jasper at the Lents in life with absolutely nothing laid by. Not only does your country need your didatss. Methodist church on Friday evening of help in this matter but you need it even County, ! Mr. Harry 1-evy, of lane last w«>ek. more. This Lilierty Ixianls going to be was the guest of Miss Myrtle McNeil on Mr. Deardorff met with an accident a sucowe, tor America knows not how Friday of last week. He also attended on Monday evening as he was going DR. GEO. B. PRATT, the meeting of the Grange on Saturday. Hou th over the hill on the Deardorff I to fail, but you will keep on being an Mr. lavy is a graduate of the O. A. C. road. In hia endeavor to avoid an in individual failure unless you arise to Optometerist , and is at present managing the selling jury to Mr. Monaah, of the Foater Road, this opportunity. A Liberty bond or 363 Alder Ht. tietween 6th and Broadway of stock for the grangers co-operative in the dusk of the evening he ran bis two tucked away in a safety deposit ' business in Lane County, which brought machine into the aide of the road and vault will bring you more pleasure than the same amount invested in any other him to the city at this time. upset it, the car rolling over twice. The way. Once a saver always a saver. The Hot soup is now being served the old gentleman was injured, although person who hasn't enough moral stamina pupils of Lente school for the sum of not seriously. The other occupants of to save money for such a cause as this is 5 eta. The children are expected to the car escape«! unharmed. Mr. Dear pretty apt to be a failure in life. Prove bring their sandwiches from home and dorff waa taken to hie home where be is your worth and give your own future a Careful study is needed in shoeing a different kind of aoup will be serve«! being cared for. The beet wishes of the chance by subscribing for this loan. You any horse. We make a specialty of each day of the week. Should the entire community for his speedy recov need it as much as it needs you.” studying your hort««, Ills disposition number of pupils patronizing the kitchen ery are extended. anu his needs, and guarantee not to number 100 this will lie continued, Mr. Hunt who has purchased a garden injuie the tendetesi feet. How the War Has Changed Newport. otherwise it cannot tie made to pay. spot on Lenox Ave. near Foster Road “Like thousands of other places, New W<* shall lie glad to print extracts was out to see it one day recently, com MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith port haa been made over by the war. from soldiers' letters from time to time, ing in a brand new Ford. The very streets look different; the spirit Foster Road and 9.3d Ht. but our friends who send them will Last night, (Tuesday) was the first understand that a letter which has frost of the season and we all had •‘I of its people has undergone a sweeping transformation. Although this is true oi passed the censor is not passed for screath" for breakfast. every other city, yet I think it is most publication. Its publication may be evident in Newport—for in the past the quite liarmless, but every such letter Watson’s Station. spirit of Newport has l>een social, and in it must be carefully scrutinised to see if Prepare for Winter, get your At the last eugenic examination held many ways it has been a social model for contains material which ought to I... withheld from those who might use it to in Portland little Mary Margaret, the rest of America.” Mrs. French Vanderoilt is the author ■ laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Head the advantage of our enemies. rick, of 8088 "1st St., scored per ity for this statement. She has written Miss Lillian Ainunds, of Foster Road, cent, and is just six months old. for the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar —FROM— daughter of Mrs. Anna Aniunds, was Master Roy 8. Farris, two years old, an article on the Red Cross and other married on Wednesday afternoon, tlie B. F. MILLER sou of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farris, war relief work in Newport. fortunate young man being Win. Soren Naturally, with such serious work on The Lents Plumber son, of the Base Line Road, about three scored 98)^, 111 Die same place. all sides, the character of Newport has Mr. James G. McVey, of “ let Ave., Tabor 5542 5956 '»2nd Ht. miles out of the city. They were changed completely. And the cause for married in Portland. A reception was well known concrete contractor, has this change was the visitof the “U-53.” b *en for several weeks past in Wash given them in the evening at the Soren The people of Newport had to house* and ington, working for the O. W. R. A N. WE TAKE PRIDE son hall which was attended by a num care for the victims of this merciless ber of people from Lente. Music was on an extensive concrete bridge con raider of the seas. They were, however, tract. He writes home that every one furnished by an orchestra and delicious fn the Sanitary Arrangement seems to lie prosperous In that little not prepared for this sort of thing, and of Our Hlion refreshments were served. on realizing it they built up, without burgh. Mr. and Mrs R. E. Thomae,of Wood- The best is none too good for you Mrs. Sarah McVey, mother of James any loss of time, a very efficient Red mere, went out in the country in their Cross organization, and now everyone Quick Service, Sanitary Conditional roadster on Sunday. While attempting S. McVey, has gone to Cerrillos, is engaged in some kind of war relief Mexico, where she owns some copper Satisfactory Work, Moderate Prices to negotiate a bad stretch of road they and turquoise mines. She expects to work. Special Attention to Children's struck an obstruction which threw remain there for some time looking after llair Cutting their car from the road. They declare Suggestive Habits. business interests. it ran on two wheels some distance, “ For ten years,” said the new lioard- CHESTER’S BARBER SHOP Mrs. Charles Farris has gone to Con over the underbrush along the side of er, “my habits were as regular as clock don, Oregon, where she will spend the road, finally bringing up with a work. I rose on the stroke of six, and short stop against the bank. Mrs. several weeks in visiting Mr. Farris’ half an hour later was at breakfast; at sister, formerly known as Mrs. Hattie PERSONALITY IN SUITa Thomas was thrown from the car, but seven 1 was at work, dined at one, had Taylor. She will visit her sister, Mrs. Mr. Thomas gripped the wheel and Made to fit any figure supper at six, and was in be«i at half managed to stay in the car. No injuries Byron Caldwell, at Dayton, Wash., be past nine. Ate only plain food, and Lady or Gentleman fore returning home. were sustained. A passing car render- hadn't a day’s illness all the time.” Jack Frost made a short visit, but FABRIC and WORKMANSHIP 6UARNTEED j ed them assistance back to the road and “Dear me!” said a hearer, in long in results, to this community dur ! they resumed the even tenor of their sympathetic tones, “and what were you Old Suits cleaned, Pressed ing the week. ways, none the worse for their shaking and Repaired. Mr. Cummings, who has resided in in for?" Exchange. up. Mr. Taft’s home for the past two years, F. F. EHRLICH Maybe He'll Slip loo. has moved into apartments near the LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR Nick and Bill went up the hill broom factory, where he is foreman. Send Him the Home Paper. 9134 FOSTER ROAD He ami Mr. Taft are “baching” togeth To get a pail of water. What shall you send him when he's er. Mrs. Cummings is still visiting Nick fell down and broke his crown, in training camp or over there? A let- with her parents in the Fast and has And Bill (well, Bill, he’s feeling hia The Lenta Station Barber t-r? By all means, that foremost and her two little sons with her. way down might careful like.) is now located at the ofteneet. And aftefothat, what? Some district, Mr. Janac and wife, of thia CUT RATE BARBER SHOP foolish little knick-knack which is nei has moved into a house near the broom 9137 Foster Road Opp. P. O. ther quite ornamental nor entirely factory whore he works. When in Lents Shave 10c Hair Cut 20c serviceable? Or when in doubt, will von Mr. and Mrs. Amberson, of Newlierg Shampoo 16c take a lesson from what Richard Henry Lady's Shampoo 30c Dana wrote in “Two Years Before the visited this section last Monday, coming Get Your Meals At The on business and pleasure combined, vis The Finest in the World and nt fers Mast?" iting their daughter, Mrs. Sidney C. than you can get it for drew here “After all, there is nothing in a Also Sanitary Clothes Bleach and full strange land like a news paper from Hayes. instructions how to use it No home. Even a letter, in many respects, more Blue Mondays Little Economies. is nothing in comparison with it. It FLOYD MURPHY, Prpo. To prevent runs in stockings put a row carries you back to the spot better than of machine stiching around each stock anything elee.'' A. KNAPP, Prop. There is more in this to-day than. ing from three to four inchee from the ton» DANA ever put theie.—Colliers. F 1 YOUR SAVINGS i ’ What are you doing with them? Are you let ting them dribble out, a little here and a little there, for things that will be of little if any benefit to you? Or are you keeping them intact so they grow into a respectable sum that will count when you see the chance for a good investment? Conserve your Funds by Using a Bank Account DR. PRATT’S 4 I Optical Multnomah State Bank Primer Lents, Oregon A NELSON’S ASTIGMATISM Soldiers and Sailors New Testament American Standard Version The Optical Shop Careful Study u u 5 £ 3 H 3 £ PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES Cottage Restaurant See Club Offer On Page 4 Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed in bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco grained Keratol—Waterproof—flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round comers. Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag in colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3x4# inches and just # an inch thick. Type is plain and clear—self pronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns are printed •nd bound with thia Soldiers and Sailors Testament. For Sale By MT. SCOTT PUB. CO. Price 50c We Prefer. . to meet you personally, but if unable to call, our telephone 1 Tabor 1141 is at your service. We always have a full line of Lents Mercantile Co., 5805*92nd St AUTO TRANSFER Piano and Fumituie Mcving. Long Distance Hauling. Express Service. Specially equipped to hanule picnic parties. Reasonable rates. ERNEST E. HATTER 6334 84th Street S. E. Tabor 3774 Portland <tand: Bdwy. 962, A 1962 Still Moving . ROSE CITY VAN The One-Way-Charge (Company See Us For . .. WOOD AND COAL Tab. 1424 D61 8222 Foster R.