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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1918)
ANT ADS LOCAL BRIEFS i RURAL ITEMS I he Very Latest Drive E. I*. Allen of f>3r»l avenue is *|a»mi- ttellrose-Gllbert. IHL iMILfAGE IDLL Ing th« winter in California. The stork made another vlait last By MTBiCKLAND G illii . ak . Tlie knife, fork an»l spoon are tlie Saturday tlie 20th Inst., at the home of FOR SAl.ti When klmkied men desire to go most ^powerful iinplcmenls of war just Mr. and Mrs. Wright Davis oi Park To lecture, concert., play or «how GRAVEL and HAND. R. liuytmg. UOW. Drive. Mother and baby girl are re It is not right that they should bear, Phone Talsir 2068. fttf Mrs. Rena Carr, of Prineville, Oregon, ported a* doing fine. Hearty congratu From out their wag-ta, any share FOit l‘I.OU<ill!NG—Call Talmr 3783 lias been s|auidlllg some weeks witli tier lations from all ttieir many friends In Of the expense. We want to give, LOHT—Last Halurday betweeo Otto daughter, Mrs. Lewis Coryell, on 53r»l this community. To those who serve that we may live, Last reports from Mr. J. Lenox an- a The very beet of all life’* pleasure*— Katxky'a aml lli« rar llna an Eaatern avenue. A consultation They guard our home* and lives and Klar pin. Reward on return to Mr*. Istw McKinley, wiio has laien working slight improvement. In tlie shipyards at Astoria, phoned last was held by Dr. Nelaon and a city Otto Katzky. treasures. FOK HAI.E—TKI7MT-Ö Waahiii* oom- Saturday for ids wife and baby to join physician, who express hopes for re loti every officer and “rook" bitn as he liad a comfortable plai-e ready covery by using “patience and care,” Get in scotfree to have a look. pound deliver.-il. Tabor 22'D or wriUt something which he is sure to have in That's why we made thisjHmileage Book. for tliem. 7930, ftlflh Ave. W. O. Asli was re-elected for liis Mill all its fullness in the care from Mrs. And if yon think ‘tie right to try it, term hm President of Lock! 23, Elevator la-nox ami their loyal daughter. Flea«« bundle up your coin and buy it! Constructors lntcrnalioiinl Union of William Gilia-rt is confined to I hia QUEHTIONH AND ANSWERS. Portland. Mr. Ash is very popular house with a cold, but we trust . his Q. What is a Smileage B<x>k? among his fellow workers. coil strong vitality will soon whip that < Tabor I» A. A Smileage Book is a book con Tlie funsral of Mrs. I la Tl.orno, form to a frazzle— “and then some.” taining coupons entitling tiie holder to erly of Lent*'was held Haturiiay from The revival services were closed with Dr. Win. Rees the Seventh Day Adventiiil Church at the evening service Bunday, the 27th admission and seat ticket* at Liberty OHIO* and Kr*lil*n<-*. M* X wall Ml. E. 11th an»l Everett Sts. Mrs. Thorn« inst., but we trust the spirit of the Theatres, Liberty Tents, and auditor I-OKTI.ANI*. OKK leaves a busbandMtw<> grown daughters, meetings will leave ike mark in unity iums uoder the management of the I j and a small son. I am! progress for years to come. Aitho O.mmissiori on Training Camp Activ ities in National Army cantonment* IMw.'MM Ka*l«u«7 Take the 2ft cents y »i dhl not *|a-nd Captain C. O. Branson, the evangelist, an»l National Guard camps. for jairk chopa ami buy a thrift stamp ami wife, who conducted the meetings, , Q. By whom are they issued 7 with it, thus doing til* »louble patriotic leave for tiieir home in Gn-shaio the John Guy Wilson A. By the Military Entertainment 28th, his name, work, and personality service of saving the most nee»l«-d meat Attorney-at-t.>w Council of the Commission on Training ami Mailing Uncle Ham money with will live with ami in the hearts of the s»i fliiork II lock Camp Activities, Washington, D. C. here, many friends which he has made which to carry on tlie war. Q. What do Hmileage Books coat? Offir* Coixullallon Kv*nlii*" by Appointmtnl The Melhialial Church allows faith in Isrth old and young. May their live* A. Smileage Books are of two kinds: be brightened by our>biding love. thia commutilty. Tlu-y find that so The first coats $1; the second V> many new families are moving in who ! Mrs. Hmylhe of Foster Road lias tjeen Q. How many tickets doe* each Prof. T. E. Lawson come from Metho»li"l circli-s anil are having her bouse tinted and f*aint*d. book contain? / Piano l.saaons at Your Home at òOc unable to find the local church that they Watch out for Hpring now. J. L. John A. The »1 Smileage Book contains II* Will Call have |>o«it«d buik-'in Isiarila in several son did the work. 20 coupons; the ».'> book contains 100 Mrs. C. H. and Mrs. Thomas Bate coupon*. «»I* Mth St conspicuous plan« aronnd Lenta. Tabor 7«* l«nts Har»lwar« eeem* to Ije going man will move the first of February to Q. Where are they good? K<-> Marshall IM* ink» the bouse cleaning business in a j their new home near Wilson station. A. In all Liberty Entertainment* in ' Office Marahall SO* wholesale way judging by the amount We can all Anti it. all National Army cantonments and ' of brooms ami nio|ai that they have The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. National Guard camps under the Dr. F. M. Brooks strung up on their patent rack. They Bush of Lenox avenue has been quite management of the Commission on Mt Oregonian Hulldlng have a nifty braon hohler that every ill, but last reports were bright with Training Camp Activities. PORTLAND 4iousewife will want. They also have a hope for a speedy recovery. Q. Are the books to be inscribed by OKK new and large shipment of gratiileware Specialist In Surgery name to soldiers? Reports art- made that three a<-rt-s of just in. A. There is space for an inscription land which faces on Lenox aven lie. arid Notary Public Phone I TAHoK Ita» G. R. William* and wife of 4813 91st lies between Mrs. M. L. Franso and to soldiers by name, Upt this is not Ht. S. E. have mild their intereeta here J. L. Johnson, were recently deposed oi necessary. Lents Real Estate Co. ami left Monday for Baeramento where I • lt,e owner ¿t die rating ¿f »1000 per Q. Are they transferable? A. Yes, to soldiers in uniform. they will engage in the Is« business. mw. RALPH "TANZ, Prop. / City and Country Property Let’s hope they won't gel badly “stung” Q- How many theatres have been built? I.KNTN. OREOOS’ by moving from this part of the country. Their ninny friends an- soriy to see them A. One permanent theatre, -»eating Anabel and Archer Place. go and will.welcome them back if they 3,<X)0, has been built in each National notice of a A- o I n nut nt Grand-pa O' Mealy, who was operated Army cantonment. Two Chautauqua Noth*® <»« •<»!» itilmriit «1 adjuliiliiinbirt« In decide to return. on at the Por.land Sanitarium by Dr the innitcr <»i lb« e»l«U* «»I KrafM T. Rchtlvht it is rumored around Tremont that tents, seating 1,800 each, have been dcMMNMMMt. Notlrr 1» hr rbjr given that lb«* un<lcr»l one of the lis-al men there is going to Holden, for gall stones, last Sunday erected in each National Guard camp. baa b«'rn appointed a«1 mlnlatratrl* of thr morning recovered from the shock ol the Q. Are Smileaga Books available for ••tat* <»f Ernr.t T Mabftrkl •I**«’ **«1. by »br give T. M. Hurlburt a run forhis money operation promptly ami at present is County Court of th« Mlal* of for Mult in the Republican Primaries, for the use by civilians? notnah County, an l ha» qUallfl«’’»- All pcraona doing nicely. The physicians have great having claim» againat ••Id vial*’ ar** hereby ollie«-of sheriff. We’d like to are a Mt. A. Civilians are allowed in these notlhrd to nrcRi-nt •«me t<> in« al MO Lr Ua confidence in his ultimate recovery in Scott man get his t<s*s in somewhere in entertainments only when accompanied »‘I'lic Portland. Oregon, will» vuu< b«*r» and duly Tcrllkd wBhlnal« immtba frotu lb«* dal«* th«- Court Hous«- so that possibly thia spite of hia advanced age. by a soldier friend with Smileage hereof |* ai link IlKuriKLi*, Adminlatratrlx» district might receive adequate consid coupons. !>*io ol flr»t publtaalloti Jan 1«, WIN. eration for the many matters alxitit A. How much money does the Mili- l»«tv of la»t publication F«b. 7, IVI* Watson Station W K. Royal. Attotney. Hull® Nl<», LtWia Hldg. which it w-enis almost inqsissibie to get tary Entertainment Council hope to Nearly everyone in this section has a r»-ln-f. raise from the sale of Smileage Books? J KEN DYKSTRA EH TATE severe cold in the head or throat, some Ben W. Olcott in bis announcement A. The goal for the drive of the Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as administratrix of the .state of his candidacy for tlie Republican with both—must be a mild epidemic. week of January 28th has been set st of Hermanns Dykstra, »le< ••»«««', Ims nomination for Governor states that tie The little daughter Emma, of Mr. and 1,000,(XX) Smileage Books, but if a filtal her final account in the County Mrs. Fred Hogue, on 86th St. at.d 71st million dollars' worth ol smiles are will resign from his present oilice if Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Mult nomah County, »nd« tlmt Monday the ele«*ted governor and thu* allow Cover Ave., has lieen seriously ill, and under good for our soldier boys, why won’t IHth day <>t February, 1918, at 9:30 nor Withycomb« to appoint the new the doctor’s care, with Bronchial-Pneu two million dollars' worth be much o'clock in the forenoou of said -lav, and Secretary of Stale. He also states that monia. She is expected out of danger ’¿t? tin- «ourt room ol sai<l Court Ims be-ti now. I__ How can 1 get these Smileage ap|s>inte<l by said Court a* the time he will eudorse and urge the passage of Little Mary Margaret 1 leadri ami place for the hearing and settle Isith the Prohibition and Suffrage ks to the soldiers? ment of said account. Amendments when referred to Oregon alrout the youngest depositor that - •. ‘ Send them by mail, Let the Date of first publication .Ian. 17, 1918. by Congress lie does not expect to know of, as the sum of ♦•’> OO has been next letter you send to any camp con Date of last pul.I.cation Feb. 14. 1918. M arik 1» Mtt.t.Kir, Administratrix. spend time campaigning as he, states placed in a Portland bank each month tain a »•’» or $1 book; think of the that he bellev«*s the p«-ople expect bi tn since her birth. During the Holidays laughter in those coupon*, J ohn V an Z ante , Attorney. And, of to stay light <*i the job (or which he is southern relatives helped to swell her course, if you have a boy. son, brother, 11E It M A N N A D Y K ST R A E ST A T E bank account as a Christmas present. sweetheart or husband of your own in Notice is hereby given that the under- paid. The young lady, not quite a year old, is camp, you will see that he gets one. Mrs. S. J. Allen returned Sunday signed, a* administratrix of th«- <-»iat- of Hermanns Dykstra, deceased, Im" Jil«*l from Tacoma, Wash., where'siie was a great favorite in this part of Lett's, Q Under what authority is the her filial account in the County Court called to attend the funeral of Hon. E. und promises to be quite a “balle” in Smileage campaign conducted? of the State <d Oregon, for Multnomah Moore, a near relative. Mr. Moore's later years. A. The authority for this campaign County, ami tlmt Monday th»- IHth »lav ol February, 1918, at 9:3" o'clock in tin- funeral was one of the largest ever held Mr*. Anna B. Fletcher has sold her is that of the United States Govern forenoon o’ ssi»l day, ami tlie court in South Tacoma. It was held under cozy home at 7030 35th Ave., to Mr. ment. r.mtn ol aai'l Court Im« In-.-n appoint«-«) tin- au»pic>-s of Clover l.islge A. F. and Metcalf. Mrs. Fletcher is the mother Q. Who supervises the handling of by mid Court us tlie tlm- and place for A M. City Commissioner Athens, Past ‘ the finances? of Mrs. Eva Hayes and Je-se and Cal the h«-iiring and settlement <>( Hlli'i i | (»ran«! M un ter of the State of Wipdiuijc- Ericson. She has purchased a cottage A. The accounts are audited by men account Date of First publication Jan, 17. 1918 lon, A. F. and A. M., conducted the and two lots at 8742 71st Ave., formerly I from the War Department. Date of la»»t publication Feb. 14, 1918 crreinoiiirii. .Nir. M«»ore and family are owned by Mr. Sidnev Haves’ mother, M arik D. MiLi.ru, Administratrix. memls-rs of White Cluv-r Chapter, Mrs. Jennie Amberson, now a resident Joll\ V an Z an TK, Attorney. O. E. S , of which Mrs. Win. York was of Newberg Cal Ericson is a salesman organizer and first Worthy Matron. His for ttie Creston Feed Company, while family visited Lents in September. Enough small coins should lie shaken .lease is teaming lor the Company. The Mrs. Janet Gazell is th«- hard working latter will make his home with his out of the toy banks in this country to t relieve the present stringency in pen assistant to Professor B. Hastings of mother at her new abode. nies, nickels, and dimes—a stringency | R«s-d College in connection with the tliat is keeping the United Stites mints j | Thrift Stamps and W. 8. S. Campaign working 24 hours every day,- including (if you don’t know what W. 8. S. Sundays, turning out “change.” The ' stands for you an- a back number sun passage of the War Revenue bill has enough!) Prof. Hustings was a culler at the ollie«* thia week, and has been ap- The Treasury Department is making created an enormous demand for the pointed as head of the district south every effort to have every member of smaller coins, particularly pennies, and mid east of Hawthorne Avenue mid the America’s fighting forces take advantage the suggestion that children's banks be river—some territory. Mrs. Gazell is of the Government-insurance plan, which requestioned to relieve conditions ( making mi excellent showing by her Secretary McAdoo inserts to be “the comes from Raymond T. Baker, Mr. Baker persistent personal calls and all help most just and humane provision ever Director of the Mint. should lie given lie;-. She has set aside made by any nation for its soldiers and argues that children’s savings invested in War Savings Stamps will be of great her egg money to la- turned into thrift sailors.” stamps, and has deckled that in future The purpose is rapidly being achieved, er value to the child than tied up in a movie money can better bo spent, that the insurance having passed the third bank, because it will be drawing interest I way also. • billion mark in the total of policies and releasing of the coins for circulation C. C. Barker, of 91st St. spent a few written, and there are many military will be of great value to the govern- 1 An optometrist first of all is a Special days home with his f »niily the first of units in which every member has taken ment. “Millions au<1 millions of do) , lars in minor coins,” says Mr. Baker, ist. lie devotee hia life to correcting tlie week on account of the death of his insurance. The automatic insurance provided by “are now idle in toy banks, coin savers errors of vision with proi>er glasses and brother-in-law Charles O. Conant. Mr. seeing that they are properly fitted, be Barker is in the employ of the Northern the law is only partial and limited pro and other receptacles, used chiefly by cause he rea ises that, without absolute Express Company at Camp la’wis. He tection, payable only to wife, child, or children in accumulating savings. The ly correct adjustment glasses are not gave a very warm tribute to the splendid widowed mother and ceases after Feb. 12, saving of small coins is a habit of thrift work being done by the Red Cross at 1918. It is important, therefore, not by no means reprehensible, but a truer nearly so efficient. that Camp. He mentioned oneinstauce only to the soldiers and sailors of the method of accotnp ishitig thrift and at J The Optometrist never treats diseased where the wife of one of the men had country but to their families and de the same time aiding the United States ) eyes. He is trained to detect diseased has been provided to he operated upon and the soldier was pendents, that before that date they Government, conditions and always refers such cases unable to pay. The Red Cross took the avail themselves of the full Government through the i-»suance of Ttirift Stamps to a physician. The Optometrist never Twenty five ease over and the results were most protection, which can go as high as and War Saving Stumps. uses medicine or drugs. satisfactory. In another case a soldier »10,(XX) and is payable to a wife, hus cents will start a saving account with was in danger of losing hie home band, child, grandchild, parent, brother, Uncle Sam, ami the editor will be gl«d Your eye* are safe in onr care to explain to you the details of the through foreclosure of a mortgage when or sister. The law also provides for the reeduca plan. the Red Cross found one of their mem bers who kindly took up the mortgage tion and rehabilitation of the totally dis and agreed to carry it without interest abled and monthly compensation to Spread your butter thin. There’s a DR. GEO. B. PRATT until the close of the war. Mr. Barker’s those disabled. war to win. ------------------------------------- ..... ■ descriptions of the camp, and their Optometrist Send fata to the front and help grease training activities getting ready for The less heart a man puts into a task the more labor il requires —Aulici. 326 Alder St. between 6th and Broad way field conditions were most interesting. the ski»!« under the Kaiser. THRIFT DAY IS COMING It will be celebrated all over the United States on Monday, Feb. 4. Everyone’s attention will be direct ed, upon this day, to the starting of some additional thrift habit. Professional Directory I)R. PRATT’S Optical Primer Optometrist The Optical Shop Soldier Insurance. The opening of a bank account or adding to one already opened is a particularly appropriate form of THRIFT DAY observance. Old friends and new friends will receive an especial welcome here on THRIFT DAY. Multnomah State Bank Lents Station Use This Camouflage l A good many car owners are still ¡expecting winter and have their cars laid up in their garage. Old Dame Nature is so skillful, however, at the new game of camouflage that she has hidden win ter in the garments of spring. Take advantage of the old lady’s fun and GET OUT YOUR BUZZ WAGON AGAIN. If its a little out of tune and hard to start we are at your service. 9 By the way, if you want to remember “camou flage” the new French term which means to make things appear what they are not, just remember that IT RHYMES WITH GARAGE and every time you read it think of us. Lents Garage AXEL KILDAHL, Prop. • Tabor 3429 D 61 8919 Foster Road THE PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN who i* successful surrounds himself with every available modern devise for saving hisftime and money. The business mtn who fails to use an AUTOMATIC TEL EPHONE simply closes his establishment to thousands of possible customers. He may never know the real reason for his failure in business. THINK IT OVER. Long Distance Everywhere CALL A 6221 Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of Portland, Oregon (GROWING AUTOMATICALLY) PLUMBING Careful Study Prepare for Winter, get your Careful study is needed in shoeing any horse. We make a specialty of studying your horie, his disposition and hie needs, and guarantee uot to injute thetendereet feet. SUPPLIES ANO FIXTURES • --- —FROM— B. F. MILLER The Lents Plumber MATT GREENSLADE, Blacksmith Footer Road and 93d St. I Tabor 5542 5956 92nd St. PERSONALITY IN SUITs WE TAKE PRIDE Made to fit any figure ’Lady or Gentleman fn the Sanitary Arrangement of Our ShoD FABRIC and WORKMANSHIP 6UARNTEED The best is none too good for you Old Suits Cleane^, Pressed and Repaired Quick Service, Sanitary Conditions Satisfactory Work, Moderate Prices Special Attention to Children's Hair Cutting F. F. EHRLICH LADIES AND GENTS’ TAILOR 9134 FOSTER ROAD GENERAL REPAIRING CHESTER'S BARBER SHOP Still Moving ■.. This is to unnouce that we are prepared to take care of all kinds of ROSE QTY VAN Repairing of Wells, Pumps, Gas Engines, Etc. JOB PLUMBING The One-Way-Charge Company STORMS & O'CONNOR Tab. 6397 93rd and Foster, Lents See Us For . . . WOOD AND COAL Tab. 1424 D61 8222 Foster R.